Rkch, 1PTS AXD Dissurskaih:NTS (A VPARENT and ACTUAL)

COMBINED STATEMENT

OF THE RKCh, 1PTS AXD DISSURSKAIh:NTS (A VPARENT AND ACTUAL)

THE UX1TKD STATES

FOLIC THE

FISCAL YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1878

COAlB I NED STATE llENT

i)F TEER

RECEIPTS A ND DISBU RS K 11 ENTS (APPARENT AiVD ACTUALl

'I'HE tJNITED STATES

FOR TEIE

I& is&-, nl beni ended tuu&. '30, 18'7~E.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT

IVAsHIN&ETCN, D. ('. , Deeembe& I, 1873. SEz: I» compliauce with instrn&tio»s received f&om yo», I have prepared tbr publication in the Bool- of Estimates a combined statement of the receipts and disburse1»ents of the Govern»1ent, by appropriatio»s, exclusive ot' the principal of the public debt, for the fiscal year ended J»n&* 30, 1873, exhibitiug the various so»&c&s of tl» revenues; th& apparent expenses of each brauch of the service under the several Depart1nc»ls, and of each D& p;«t»1&»t. on;«;co»nt of 'salnri&s, "

"oEdjnary exp& nscs, " "public wo&k», " "miscellaneous, " and "unusnal and extraordinary;" an&1 the actual &.&1)&»&see of the same, a»d the actual revenues, by deductions frou1 them of those items which;1ppear i» both accounts by requirements of law, but which are not actual revenues or true expenCktures, and other iten1s on acco»»t of bra»ches of the se& & i«e i»tended to be self-supportiug. the expeuses and revenues of which must by l;&w enter into the accounts of the Treasury. I have the ho»or to be, very respectfully, yonr obedie»t servant, 'HAS F DONA VT Chaef of Warrant Drv&sion. Hou. WM. A. REOHARDSQN, Secretary of the Treas«ry.

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Districts. Total by districts. Total by States. C~ross receipts. i Deductions. Xet receipts.

Fi'rrnt Cax0riss— Maine: Aroostook, $13, 11( 01 Passamaquoddy. 92 739 59 Machias. :3& 04H 56 Frenchman's Bay. 36 45 Castine. :376 54 Waldoborough. 7, 35G Hl Wiscasset. . . . . , ...... 653 Gl Bath . 11, G35 2H Portland. 572, 008 27 Saco. . 53 10 Kennebunk 6 29 Belfast. 7, 368 55 Bangor 16, 836 09 ,j'(25, 236 15 New Hampshire; Portsmouth . . 23, 261 78

Vermont . 942, 097 22 Massachusetts: Newburyport 5rd, 450 73 Gloucester. 5, 662 36 Salem 4H, 238 17 Marblehtrad . . 588 14 Boston. 20r 662, 215 43 Plymouth 22, 116 69 Fall River. 210, 724 31 Barnstable. . 2 H55 38 New Bedford. 40, 867 26 Edgartown. ii78 91 21, 053 397 38 Rhode Island: Providence. 362, 031 33 Bristol . 338 00 Newport...... 2, 350 H!? 3G4, r20 15 Connecticut: Middletown. . 2, 364 12 New London. 33, 100 02 New Haven. :343, 552 24 Fairfield. 18, 590 42 Stonington. 1, 719 51 Gu99 32(i 31 Netv York: Genesee. . 91, 399 60 Oswego. 921, 011 32 Dunkirk. 7, 852 77 Albany. 121, 121 60 Viagara...... 6,'35, 774 49 Buffalo. 476, 678 62 Oswegatchie .. 290, 17o r7 New York 126, 824, 899 92 Champlain. 344) H45 29 Cape Vincent „. 59, 502 41 129, 77:3, 261 79 Vew Jersey: Perth Amboy. 892 65 Burlington. 302 20 Newark. 2, 187 79 :3, 3R2 64 Pennsylvania, : Philadelphia .. ir, 023, 930 83 Erie. . 56, 865 93 Pittsburgh. 32, 593 59 H, 113, :390 35

Delaware. 20 502 7n Maryland: Baltimore. . 7, i3:37, 407 70 Eastern. . 28 81 Vienna. H06 85 7. 33R, 243 36, District of Columbia: Georgetown . 6, 584 64! RECEIPTS AND DISBIJRSEMENTS.

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Districts. 'l otal by d&str&cts. Total by States. Gross receipts. Deductions. Net receipts.

From Customs —Continued. Virginia: Richmond. . BB6, 969 91 ', Norfolk. 31, 926 60 l Tappahannock. 137 97 Petersburg...... 172, 295 29 Alexandria . 4, 555 06 8295&, H84 H3 ' West Virginia: Wheeling o&-l 65 ' North Carolina: Albemarle . 80 08 Pamlico .. 2, 137 39 Beaufort. 121 90 Wilmington. 115, 702 56 11~. 041 93; South Carolina: Charleston. . 167& 648 39 Georgetown. 421 79 Beaufort. 37, 183 29 205&, 254 47 Georgia: Savannah. 197, 811 08 St. Mary' s. 1, 030 41 Brunswick. 8, 708 42 i 207, 549 91 Alabama: Mobile . . 111&155 41 Selma. 4, 000 00 115, 155 41 [Btlisstssippi: Pearl River. . 4 46 Natchez. 555 03 Vicksburg. 1& 100 81 i 1, 660 30 Florida: Pensacola . . 78, 875 40 ~ Key West. . 242, 918 51 Fernandina . . . . . 1, 650 24 St. Mark's. . 592 16 St. John' s...... 581 83 Apalachicola. .. . 331 00 324, 949 14 &Louisiana: New Orleans. . 3, 835, 758 13 Tech'. 318 97 3, 836, ()7& 10 i Texas: Texas. 507& 582 14 Paso del Norte. 27, 167 42 Saluria. 16, 005 52 Corpus Christi. . 39, 659 2H i Brazos Santiago . 57, 852 91 648, 267 27 i Tennessee: Memphis . 55, 297 21 Nashville. 5, 017 82 60, 315 Kentucky: 03, Paducah. 17, 837 79 Louisville. 89, 599 H7 Ohio: 107, 437 66 Cincinnati 271, 467 54 Miami. 20, 299 07 Sandusky. .. 3, 369 39 Cuyahoga. . 219, 417 45 Michigan: 514, 553 45 Detroit. 309, 427 62 Michigan . H82 45 Superior. 38, 605 97 Huron. . 78, 056 63 Illinois: 426& 972 67 Cairo. 17, 883 20 Peoria...... 3, 881 87 Quincy. 2) 474 51 Chicago. . ', 158& 737 99, Indiana: 2. 182, 977 57 Evans' le. . . . . , »4(6 27 New 4. lbany. 4, .i. ls;&2 ' 9 924 79 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS.

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Dis(, ricts. Total by districts. Tots, l by States. Crross receipts. Deductions. xct receipts.

From Cas(osis —Continued. Missouri: St. Louis xl,. 448, 561 62 Wisconsi n: ldil waukee. 153, 736 05 Ioivii: Burlington. fi932 14 Dubuque 15, 152 56i Keokuk. 922 90 1&, 007 60

.& I 0 &1 t a u &i . 37 589 09 Oregon: Oregon 40, 993 92 Wi! Iamette 224& 220 96 '&65, 214 HH 5liunesota: Duluth. . 1HH, 27H 74 Minne&oti& H, 516 66 196, (95 40 Calilornia: San Francisco . . x, 167, 207 87 Washington Territory: Puget Hound. . 18, 709 52 $188, OHO, 522 70

Less amount refunded for excess of deposits for uuascertained duties, cliarged as au expenditure under the head of "Repayment of excess of deposits for unascertained duties "...... ('k 120, 192 &90 Aiuount refunded for duties collected from importers ou articles subsequently exported, charged as au expenditure under thc hen&i of "Debentures and drawbacks ". 1, 17(i, 055 1 x Amount refunded to private parties for duties paid uu;irticles eu- titled to be admitted free, or at less rates, charged:is au expenditure under the head of "Refunding duties"...... )34, 552 (&6 Aruount refunded to claiiuants from sale of uuchiinie&l merchaudisc. charged as an expeuditure under the liead of "I.uchiimed merchandise "...... 1, -!RO HO A. mount returned to pay debentures aud other charges arising from duties, charged as an expeuditure uudcr the head of "Debentures and other charges " ...... !3 i. 65;i Hl Amount refunded for duties paid ou tea aiul coffee iu public stores or bonded warehouses on July 1, 1872, sul&ject to uo duty, charged as an expenditure under the head of "Refunding duty on tea an&I. .cofiee ". 2.i&. 231 R2 Amount of drawback of duties paid ou niaterials imported into the district" of Chicago, charged as an expenditure under the head of" Drawback on c ertain articles imported into the district of Chicago 1&92, 15.& 95 Amount of duties refunded which had 1&een p;iicl on merchandise destroyed or injured while in the custody of ofiicers of' the customs or in bonded warehouses, charged as an expeuditure under the head of "Refunding duty ou goods destroyed in warehouses ".. . . . !lgi "1 Amount refuu&led to the Wiuoua aud Ht. I'eter's Railroad Con&pany for additional duties paid by itou railro;id iron, per act June 4, 1H72, charged as an expeuditure uuder the he;id of "Refunding certain duties paid by the Wiuoua and St. Peter's Railroad Com- pany" 3, 424 2H $4, 921, 684 01 tjll83, 1(37. R3R 66 From fines, penalties, and fort'eitures, (custouis service). 1, 169, 515 3R Less amount charged as an expenditure under the head of "Collect- ing the revenue from customs" ') ll, 920 63 Less amount paid to informers aud others as their share of penalties imposed by tice (Ioverumeut, charged as;u& expenditure under the head of "Distributive shares of fiues, penalties, aud forfeitures ".. !i26, 156 &1 I, ess repayment ot' nioneys accruing froni iiues, penalties, aud forfeitures, or other sources, erroueously receivccl;&ud covered into the Treasury before the paynient of the proper iuforuicrs' moieties. or other legal charges against the same, charged as;iu expenditure under the heacl of "Refunding nioneys erroneously received and covered into the Treasury " 1, 13R 01 I, 169, 515;3H From labor, dray;ige, and storage, (cnstcmis service)...... xl. 410 1!3 Fro&n weighiug fees, (custonis service) . . 5(, 0&3 59 From services of United States otlicers, (custonis service) :)os& 51R 70 From emolument fees, (customs service). ;321 '& l o 61 From mileage of examiuers, (custoius service). 1, 738 90 796, 953 9R I.css aiuount expeu&lcd ou t!&ca& i&ccouuts, charged undei the he;id of collectingreveuue froiu customs". of "Expenses !&6. 953 OR I RECEIPTS AND DISIIURSEMENTS.

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Districts. Total by districts. Total by States. Gross receipts. Deductions. Net receipts.

From Internal R« & n«&— Maine: 1st district...... $124, 363 19 2d district. 27& H68 53 3d district 19, 108 03 4th district. o5, 864 49 5th district . 1'1, 087 25 $214, 291 49 New Hampshire: 1st district...... 197, 440 96 2d district...... :.. 105, 509 70 3d district...... 18& 349 48 321, 300 14 Vermont: 1st district. . 18& 978 84 ?d district. .. 36& 611 31 3d district. . . . 22, 411 64 78, 001 79 Massachusetts: 1st district. . 132, 328 98 2d district...... 51, 637 65 3d district. 1, 488, 143 26 4th district . 552, 823 85 5th district . 319) 630 49 6th district . 646, 000 60 7th district . BH, 121 30 8th district . . 55, 301 04 9th district . 62, 986 79 10th district. 377, 065 10 3) '174, 039 06 Conuecticut: 1st district. 498, 758 67 2d district. 194, H06 04 3d district. . 51, 390 01 4th district . . 129, 030 25 873, 984 &37 Rhode Island: 1st district. . . . . 287, 159 81 2d district. . 37, 392 36 324, 552 17 New York: 1st district. 4, 065, 010 61 2d district. . 2, 448, 3H7 29 3d district. . 1, 961, 195 36 6th district 400 00 8th district 802, 156 96 9th district 1, 008, 092 39 10th district 534, 691 70 11th district 14"1, 964 11 12th district 260, 290 25 13th district 139, 964 56 14th district 1 242 673 17 15th district . 226, 780 20 16th district 30, 224 20 17th district . 29, 810 35 1Hth district . 119, 447 73 19th district .. . . 41, '751 67 20th district .&4, 590 2'& 21st district. . . . . 293& 567 92 '&&1 district. . . . . 103, 20'/ 2H 23d district. . . . . 412, 925 26 24th district . 483, 66, ) 08 25th district . 116, 968 30 '&6th drstr&ct . 174 192 45 '&7th district . 157, 384 42 ?Hth district . 580, 277 OH 29th d&stl'1ct .. . . 99, 556 91 30th district . . . . 1&546, '109 64 32d distri(&t. 2 230 437 o9

19, 312, 323 60 l Ne&r Jersey: 1st district. . . 146, 719 76 '&d district. . 273, 948 36 Od district. . 518&047 90 i ) 4th district. 338, 786 32 5th di, tri(t 1, 289, 172 23 l 2) &66 674 Pennsyl«anin: 1st district. . 1, 383, 507 97, Od district 1, 739, 755 19 ) 4th district 300 00 5th district 364, 728 79 6th district 362, 638 72 I RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS.

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Dist, riots. Total by districts. Total by States. Gross receipts. Deductions. get receipts.

From Internal Ee»e&)tte —Continued. Pennsylvania: 7th district 028 11 8th district 2;).'3, 9ti7 27 9th district ;)84 ;)12 19 10th district l r(l& 260 ')2 11th district 14&, 440 79 I 12th district . 200, 123 70 ' 13th district 36, 163 51 14th district 107, 916 44 15th district 290, 961 51 16th district . 119, 920:31 17th tlistrict. 52 008 90 18th district. 70, 010 OB 19th district. 117, 809 28 20th district. 9M 013 00 21st district...... , ...... , )49, 463 76 22d district...... , ...... 860, 651 81 23d district...... , ...... 469, 996 94 24th district. 123 265 1 $7, 855, o34 24 Delaavare. 429, 403 34,~ Maryland: 1st district. . . . '/40, /09 31 2d district. 2, 022 H4 3d district. 1, 570, 326 60 4th district . 95, 233 95 5th district 249, 261 39 2, 657, 554 09 ' , District of Columbia. 133, 424 5H ' Virginia: 1st district. . . . 15, 868 73 2d district. 1, 022) 480 65 3d district. 3, 706, 240 58 4th district . 74, 006 54 5th district . 2, 246, 289 28 6th district . . 172, 258 99 7th district . 93, 867 72 8th district . . 42, 280 86 7, 373, 293 3 West Virginia: 1st district. 294, 343 01 2d district. 12'7, 273 01 3d district. . 32, 486 16

454, 102 18 l North Carolina: 1st district. 38, 929 32 2d district. . 56, 409 7"/ 3d district. . 34 335 3'/ 4th district...... 445 892 93 5th district...... 541 332 63 6th district...... 252, 159 90 7th district...... 31, 537 96 1, 400, 597 BH South Carolina: 1st district. 33, 607 3H 2d district. . 63, 547 36 3d district. . 73, 244 14 Georgia: 170, 398 88 1st district. . 90& 4/1 20 i 2d district. . 61, 336 20 ' 3d district. . 116, 2:30 65 4th district. 222, 052 56 490, 090 61', Florida. 13:&, 006 46 Alabama: 1st district. .. . . 80& 568 92 2d district. 35, 601 09 3d district. 34 880 55 Mississippi: 151, 050 56 1st district. . . .. 31 304 45 2&1 district. 5'3 841 11 3d district. 43, 648 73 Louisiana: 128, 794 29 1st district. 1, 261, 368 61 2d district. 29, 505 19 3d district. 40, 564 21 331, 438 01 2R 1, RECElPTS ANI) IIISBURSEMENTS.

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Districts. Total by districts. Total by States. Gross receipts. Deductions. Net receipts

Ero»& Internal Rc&e»«e —Continued. Texas: 1st district. $87, 976 92 2d district. 47, 885 03 3d district...... 7,'i, 105 76 4th district. 10&J 175 06& $318, 143 67 Tennessee: 1st district. . 29, 795 89 2d district...... 59, 437 43 3d district. . 54, 263 28 4th district. s4, 482 05 5th district . 259, 234 6th district . . . . . 39, 12H 31 7th district . 25, 442 2H 8th district . . . . . 106, 60H 86 658, 392 35 Kentucky: 1st district. . 193, 320 99 2d d, istrict .. . 256& 326 72 3d district...... 118, 655 87 4th district . 345, 05&5 47 5th district . .. . I, 832, 19& 40 6th district . . . . I, 615, 776 7th district . . . . H76i, 806 23 8th district . . .. 130, 020 61 0th district 111, 794 15 5, 488& 962 99 Arkansas: 1st district. . 45, 258 60 2d district, .. . . . 37, 483 07 3d district ...... 31, 539 70 114, 281 37 Ohio: 1st district...... 7, 161, 277 20 Od district. 1, 495, 458 HO 4th district . 704 020 56 5th district . 70, 012 77 6th district . 633, 315 59 7th district . 495, 343 53 8th district . 38, 400 17 9th district . 739, 219 70 10th district. . . 1, 097, 686 75 11th district . 575, 446 63 12th district .. . . . 584, 395 47 13th district .. . . . 65, 919 90 14th district .. . .. 5&8, 070 97 loth district .. . . . 95, 971 15 16th district 73& 119 43 17th district . . . . . 198, 479 48 18th district, .. . . . 720, 189 71 19th district .. . . . 63, 949 93 14, 870, 277 83 Michigan: 1st district. . 1, 673& 968 46 2d district .. . . . 70, 121 70 3d district 94, 845 23 4th district 94, 569 34 5th district ,&8, 136 6th ]7 district 224, 336 50 Indiana: 2, 215, 077 40 1st district. , ...... 952, 941 78 '&d district, . . . . 3d district. 06, 651 70 4th 581, 046 62 dist&Oct . 438, 180 5th district . 15 6th district 36, 512 98 . 467, 826 35 7th district ...... 570, 333 42 Hth district ...... 0th district . 351, 201 60 .. . . . 135, 231 05 10th district .. . . . 66& 820 11th district .. 97 42, 443 58 Illinois: 5, 739, 100 20 1st district. . '&d district 6& 814& 082 61 3d district. 60, 209 18 4th 550, 937 14 district l, 5th district . 201, 810 25 6th district . . 4, 768) 704 98 7th district . 364, 039 76 170, 305 05 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS.

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Districts. Total by districts. Total by States. Gross receipts. Deductions.

From Internal Revenue —Continued. Illinois: 8th district ...... $1& 805& 239 29 9th district ...... , 135, 816 87 10th district ...... , .. 66, 66H 67 11th district ...... , . „,. . . . . 28, 127 01 12th district .. 442, 069 11 13th district ...... , ...... 44, 010 68 $16& 452, 020 60 Wisconsin: 1st district. . 1, 476, 800 HO 2d district ...... 165, 516 24 3d district...... 173, 186 87 'i 4th district . . . . 65 H3 ' oth district . . . . 5, 154 17 ' 6th district . .. . 71& 184 HO, 1, 89], 908 71 Minnesota: 1st disttdct. . . 66, 475 47

2d district. 161, 248 90 l 227, 724 3'7 Iowa: 1st district. . 175, 288 79 ' 2d district. . 268& 496 05 3d district .. 412) 006 68 ' 4th district .. . 57, 957 53 5th district 55, 465 34 6th district .. . 55, 904 60 1, 025, 118 99 Missouri: 1st district. . .. 3, 323, 795 54 2d district. 97, 179 72 3d district. 119, 562 51 4th district . 212, 400 45 5th district . 128& 197 46 ~ 6th district . 3'76, 207 02 4, 257, 342 70 Kansas. 161, 623 17 Nebraska. 246, 268 26 ' Oregon. 71, 4'27 68 California: 1st district. . . . 1, 992, H68 61 ' 3d district. 0, 122 9 4th district . . . 174, 218 99, 5th district .. . 90, 077 78 2, 367& 288 35

Arizona. 14. 838 87

Colorado. 76, 274 56 Dakota. 7, 154 90

Idaho 18& 644 25

Montana. 27, 301 H3

Nevada .. . 83, 237 17

New Mexico .. 23& 237 51 51, 559 95

Washington Territory. 14, 792 21

Wyoming. 11, 112 99 Miscellaneous: By Treasurer United States. .. . . „.„„, ...... 119, H53 !)0 By Commissioner of Internal Revenue (sale of stamps). 6 99'9 501 10 &, 119, 355 00 $113, 729, 314 14,

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From 8ales of Pt/blie Lands —Continued. Kansas: Salina. . $45, 005 H4 Augusta. . 3, 620 (jl Junction City. (11 29 Concordia ...... 25) 189 56 Topeka 45, 501 30 Independence. 13, 92H 18

Wichita. . 30, 757 21 I Cawker City. . 15, 065 47 &lrsj. 670 5, i, Arkansas:

Harrison . 2, 031 70 I I.ittle Rock. 2, 479 (7

Camden. 450 00 j

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Le Tallahassee . 1, 110 00 j Montgomery. 3, 636 60 Huntsville. . 1, 565 H2 11, /74 0( Alabama: Mobile. 230 7H Mississippi: Jackson. 1, 134 82', Louisiana: New Orleans. . 1, 898 49 Monroe .. 396 25 2, 294 74 Dakota: Springfield. 2, 955 6H wiston.Vermillion. 17, 001 87 Yankton. 7, H71 02 Pembina 1, 329 86 29, 159 33, Colorado: Central City 9, 849 81 Denver City 42, 982 92 Pueblo. 0 693 50 Fair Play. . 7, 101 28 j 110, 627 51, Idaho: Boise City. 3, 36(1 2H ' 1, 362 31 I 4, 723 59 I Nevada: Elko 205 23 Carson City 7 378 42 ' Aurora. . .. . 2, 025 63 j Austin . 1(030 00 ~ 10, 639 28 New Mexico: Santa F(t 2, 553 o7 Arizona: Prescott. 6 532 23 Montana: Helena. 13, 906 99

Wyoming: Cheyenne. . 2, 298 72 Utah: Salt Lake. . 44, 836 32 ' Oregon: Roseburg. 47, 513 62, I.e Grande. .. 10, 299 87 Oregon City. . 13, 406 58 Linkvil le. 497 61 71, 807 68 Washington Territory: Olympia. . 67, 987 10 Wana Wana. 24, 396 8.( Vancouver. 4, 874 05 ' 97 258 00 Cali fornia t 68, 723 IH Vidalia. ' Los Angeles. 7, 069 39 Stockton, 97, 552 44 I 14 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS.

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receipts. Deductions. Net receipts, Districts. Total by districts. Total by States. Gross

Fro)n Hales of Public Lands —Continued. California: Shasta. . $8& 358 50 San Francisco. . ]03 972 50 Sacramento .. 64, 877 9H Humboldt...... 14 575 52 Marysville 83, 025 47 Susanville . 34& 754 64 $482, 909 62, $2 R82 312 38

Less amount paid (o States as a fund lands sold within (yoni proceeds of public i their limits& charged as iin expenditure under the head of "Two, three, and fi« per cent. fund to States'. „„,. „. . . . , ...... , ...... „, $237, 624 91 Amount refunded to purchasers for lands erroneously sold to them, charged as an expenditure under the head of "Repayment for lands erroneously sold", „...... , ...... , . . . . , . . . , . . . . , . . 32, 486 27 Amount refunded as an indemnity for swamp-lands erroneously sold, charged as an expenditure under the head. of "Indemnity for swamp-lands"...... , . . . . . , ...... , ...... , . . . . . 3, 799 96 i 82(3, 911 14 $2, 608, 401 24 From registers' and receivers' fees, (laud offices). . . 637, 407 90 Less amount deducted from salaries and commissions of registers and receivers. 365 3(l5 35, Amount deducted from contingent expenses of land offices ...... 38, 258 08 i Amount deducted from expenses of depositing public moneys. .. . ". 10& 4H1 76 414. 135 19 223, 272 71 From deposits by individuals for expenses of surveying public lands 126, 950 77 Less amount charged as an expenditure under this head. 126, 950 Miscelle)teous- From copyright fees 12, 317 39 Less amount deducted from expenditures on account of "Salaries of Library of Congress" . 12, 317 39 From. consular fees 45 RH3 94 Less amount expended for salaries and contingent expenses of consuls . 499, 223 96 46) 659 98 From consular receipts. 1, 658 BH, Less amount paid to the legal representatives of American citizens dying abroad...... 1, 658 88 From premium on transfer drafts issued from Independent Treasury...... 7, 218 16 ' Less aniount deducted from the ordinary expenses of Independent Treasury. (. 218 16 From profits on coinage. . . , ...... $489, 134 62 From deductions from bullion deposits...... 57, 305 02 From assays'and chemical examinations of ores...... 367 20 From proceeds of assay comets. 1, 025 76 547, 832 60 Less amount deducted froiu salaries and expenses of Mint, branches, and assay offices. . . . ;)4(, 832 60 From marine-hospital tax 333, 003 03 Less amount applied to the support of Marine-Hospital Service, charged as an expenditure under the head of "Marine-Hospital Service" 333, 003 03 From steamboat fees. . 259, 092 56 Less amount expended for Steamboat-Inspection Service, charged as an expenditure under the head of "Steamboat-Inspection Service" 221, 917 op 37, 175 06 From semi-annual tax on circulation and deposits of national banks...... 6) 830, 037 67, Less amount expended on this account under the head of "Expenses of printing national currency" $181, 654 84 Amount excess of duty, charged as an expenditure under the head of "Refunding to national banking associations excess of duty ".. . 83 12 181, (3( 96 6, 648, 299 71 From premium on sales of coin. 11, 560, 530 R9 Less amount expended for premium on bonds in i purchased, currency. 5, 105, 919 99 6, 454, 610 90 prom interest repaid to the Government by Pacific Railway Companies, viz: Kansas Pacific railroad. $108, 290 67 Union Pacific railroad. 201, 446 35 Central Pacific railroad. , „,. . . . , . . . Ig7 5g5 65 Central branch Union Pacific railroad . . .. , ...... „2 812 5p Sioux City and Pacific railroad...... , ...... 4 044 12 Western Pacific railroad. 16 75 $514, 206 04 prom interest on debts due the United States by individuals...... 3, 915 86 prom rebate of interest on United States bonds...... 6, 033 46 524, 155 36 Less these amounts deducted from expenditure on account of interest on public debt„. 524, 155 36 of sales of Government ' From proceeds property. 1, 637) 283 15, Less amount deducted from ordinary expenses of- Treasury Department $66& 224 51 Quartermaster's department, (War)...... 570 p87 gg Commissary department, (War). 407 p Ordnance departinent, (War). , „„94449 440 Medical department, (War). 56, 284 37 Engineer's department, (W;ir). . . , . . . " " ".. - . . . 12, 322 88 Adjutant-General's o(fice, (War) . . RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMEhi TH.

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Gross receipts. De(foe&ious. e& receipts.

(Ift'ecellu)&eous —Continued. Signal office) (War). 8122 00 Pay department, (War). 77 50

Bureau of E&fuipment and ltecruiting, (Navyj...... 27, 324 ( & Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, (Navyj ...... 6, 364 30 Bureau of Construction and Ifel&air, f Navy)...... , . .. '27(, 175 41 Bureau of Vavigatiou, (Navy ). 6, 091 69 Bureau of Ordnance, (Navy). 6) 531 72 Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, (Navy)...... 106 16 Bureau of Yards and Docks, (Navvy) . 4) 979 14 Bureau of Steam-Engineeriiig, (Navyj. 10, 312 57 Naval Academy. . '655 60 Secretary's oAice, Navy Department...... 5, 167 62 House of Representatives . 4, 920 30 Government Printing OAice. . 37 4&91 8:3 State Department. 70 75 Interior Department . 36 23 Judiciary. . 1, 017 (2 81, G37, 2(33 15 From captured and abandoued property . $88, 991 6 Less amount refunded and charged as an exyenditure under the head of "Return of proceeds of captured and abandoned property" (sH, 991 67 From retroactive iucrease of salaries of certaiu Senators and members of Cougress, returned to the United States as a donation. 196, 513 02 Less amount char()ed as an expenditure on account of "Salaries and inileage of Senators and inembers, " deducted froni "salaries, " under the head "I.egisla- tive" . 196, 513 0'& From prize cases: Naval pension fund. $164 13 Sale of flat-boat and steamer "Governor A. Mouton"...... :3, 581 00 Hale of rebel ram "Albemarle" 202, 912 20 206, 65( 33 Less amount charged as an expenditure under the head of "Prize-money to captors" 206, 6. &( X3 From fees on letters patent...... 693, 929 83 Less amonnt charged as an expenditure under the head of "Salaries and ordinary expenses of the Patent Office ". 693, 929 H3 ' From exemplification of papers, Land Off&ce. 5), 0&13 I;), Less amount deducted I'roin "Salaries of I.and OAice" 5, 003 15 From proceeds of sales of Indian lands. HIH, 246 5)H Less amount charged as an expenditure under the head of ' 'Fulfilling treaties with Indian tribes, proceeds of lands" :I2), 618 61 7H5, 627 97 From interest on Iudian trust-fund stocks. . $209, 536 Hl From proceeds of sales of Indian trust-fund stocks ...... 32, H19 06 From interest on deferred payments on sales of Osage Indian lands. . . . . 2, 309 GH ')44, G65 55 Less amount charged as an expenditure under the hea&1 of "Trust fuuds due Indian tribes ". 244, 06() o;) Froiu reimbursement by Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company, for expenses incurred at Rock Island bridge. 177 320 95 Less amount charged as an expenditure on account of public works under chief engineer. I((, 32U 95 From emolument fees of judicial officer. $37, 045 29 I rom fines, penalties, and forfeifures, (judicial)...... 92, 585 95 129, 631 24 Less amount charged as expenses of United States courts. 129( 631 24 i From reimbursement to the United States for apyropriations made by Congress to meet matured interest on uuu-paying trust-fuml stocks. 121, 4:37 03 121, 437 03 From balance of interest due Chickas-, iw national fund in settlement with State of Arkansas . 300 00 300 00 Froin direct tax: State of New York. $272, 687 02 State of Wisconsin . 42, 567 49 '315 254 "&I 315, 254 51 From money received from persons unknown. 23 302 7( 23, 302 77 of' From rent buildings, lots, &c&c. 31, 763 BU I. . 31, 7&i3 HO From wages of seaiuen f'orfeited fo the United States by desertion ...... , 955 955 83 From assessnienf upon owners for deaths ou shipboard (i20 00 I. . . . . fi(20 00 Froin wrecked and abandoned property , )49 9H ;&49 98 From proceeds of town lots at Sault Hte. M&irie, ftlichigan, (act September 26, 1850)„, 22'& 00 ')'»' 00 Froiu rent of Government property purchased at direct-tax sales...... , ...... 4, 696 5&0 4, ff9ff, 0 From deductions from mutilated notes aud currency 604 7b '&27, GO. I 76 Froni time-nioney 189 69 189 69 Froin dividends on stock of Delaware and Chesape;ike Canal Company held by the United Hf'ites ...... -I' s i)0 4:3. 875 00 From appraised value of lands in Mackiuac, Michigan( conveyed to E. A. Franks...... ')00 00 200 00 4'') From bribes to United States officers. 43 '27 From interest on Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad bonds taken in couipromise of a debt. 60, 000 00 60, 000 00 From part interest on bonds received iu coiuyromise of suit, United States cs. East Tennessee, Virginia and. Georgia Railroad Coinpany. ", 600 00 2, 600 00 ]6 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS.

RECEIPTS.

Gross receipts. Deductions. Net receipts.

Miscellaneous —Contiuued. From tax on seal-skins. . . . . , ...... , ...... , ...... „...... $25?, 1H1 12 From rent for year ending May 1, 1874, for taking seals in islands of St. Paul and St. George, Alaska ...... , ...... , . . . , ...... 55, 000 00 $307)18112 $307) 181 12 647 oB From Francis A. Gibbous, ou account of a debt due the United States...... , 1, 647 58 1, .. . . . "" 5 From proceeds of Government land, parishes of St. Helena, drc...... 5 51 51 From transportation of treasure in Government vessels. 1, 7(6 45 1, 776 45 24, 533 76 From United States moiety of property recovered under 1st section, act May H, 1H72-' 24, i)33 76 91 20 From proceeds of property acquired under internal-reveuue laws...... """" 91 20 From redemption of property under aci, of June 8, 1872. 50o 79 505 79 From mouey bequeathed to United States by H. S. Evans. 1, 400 00 1& 400 00 271 46 From dividend on claim agaiust John Murray &rt Sons. , 271 46 Froiu moneys from the United States of Colombia, article 3, treaty with New Granada, September 10, 1857. 114, 307 10 114, 307 10 21, 189 26 From miscellaneous. 21, 189 26 I ".

Grand total, . 333, 738, 204 67 va19, 711, 918 08 314) 026, 286 59

RECAPITULATION OF RECEIPTS.

Customs Service. $190, 055, 992 06 $6) 888) 1 53 40 $183, 167, 838 66 Internal-Revenue Service 113, 90H, 941 24 1, 161, 168 25 1 12) 747) 772 99 Public Lands. 3, i)46, 671 05 814, 997 10 2, 831, 673 95 Miscellaneous . . 26, 126, 600 32 10, H47, 599 33 15) 279, 000 99

Graud total. . 333, 738, 204 67 19) 71 1) 918 08 314) 026, 286 59 DISBURSEMENTS.

ex- Unusual and ex- Ordinary ' Vliseetlaneous. Total. Salaries penses. Public worl's.

LEGISLATIVE.

United States Senate— Salaries and mileage of Senators...... , $723& 2GO o2 Salaries, offtcers aud employ Gs, . .. , ...... „. „„. , 197»;19 76 Salaries, temporary clerks...... , . . . . . „„.. . , . . . . 10, 3HB;&1 Contingent expenses: Stationery and newspapers. $6, 500 00 Stationery for committees, &c , &, 000 00 Clerks to conunittees, pages, etc. -10, 572 10 Fuel for heating a, pparatus...... 0 786 00 Furniture an&i repairs. l1, 000 Oo Labor 20, :318 00 Folding documents. . 27, 500 00 Packing-boxes .. 740 00 Miscellaneous items. 32, 493 65 Additional pay to reporters...... , ...... , . . . , 11, 000 00 Salaries of Capitol police...... , . . . . . , ...... 30, 930 34 Twenty per cent. additional pay to reporters...... 2, 233 76 Joint select committee on alleged outrages in Southern States. . $1, 087 20 Investigation of Senatorial election in Kansas. . ?0 ooo oo Investigation in relation to elections in Louisiana, Kansas, and Arkansas. 20, 000 00 151, 909 75 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures. 416 09

Total Apparent Expenses...... „ 975, 332 H9 151, 493 66 41, O87 2O j'1, 1(i(, 913 75 retroactive increase of sala- Deduct amount of ~ ries refunded by certain Senators as a dona- ' tiou to the Government, and covered into the Treasury as "Miscellaneous receipts "...... 61, ;)lH 00 61, 548 00

Total Actual Expeuses, Senate. , 913, &if H9 151, 493 66 41, 087 20 1, 106, 3G5 75

ntuti rrs Ifo&tse of I'et&rest ' Salaries and mileage of Members and Delegates. , 8!?, 666, Hol 05 Salaries, ofncers au(i employds...... , ...... 261, OHH 06 Contingent expenses: Clerks to committees, t(tc. $37, 140 17 Cartage 4, 574 00 Folding docuntents. 107, 519 25 Fuel . . H, 000 00 FIorses and carriages. 10, 005 00 Furniture and repairs. . 10, 400 00 Packing-boxes . 2, 600 00 Laborers 12 698 7 Newspayers and stationery. 31, 211 39 Stationery for committees. 4, 933 9H Pages and mail-boys. 7 450 00 Additional pay to reporters...... , .„. . . , . 11, 000 00 Miscellaneous items. Gr&, 412 39 Salaries of Capitol police...... , . . . . , ...... , . , 29, ln7 84 Maps of public lands. . 500 00 Twenty per ceut. additional pay to reporters. . . . . , 5 981 69 Reporting and publishing debates iu Congress. . . . , . . 2O1, Relief of' A. Lynch $400 00 n 7'?:1 Total Apparent Expeuses...... ) 982. 348 64 496, 22 400 00 8:k 479, 471 86 Deduct amount of retroactive increase of salaries refunded by certain members as a dona- to the Government, and covered into the tion '' Treasury as Miscellaneous receipts"...... „„ 134, 96,& 02 Dednct atrount received and covered into thc Treasury as proceeds of Clovernment property. . . . 4, 92O 3O 139, HB:) 32 Total Actual Expenses, House of Representa- tives. . 2, 847, 383 6n 491, 802 92 400 00 i 3, 339, 586 54

Conrtressionrtl P(inte&— Salaries $12& 514 00 Contingent expenses. $182 74 Public printing . 731, 391 96 Paper for public printing GOH& 7W 7H Public biuding. 595, r&02 61 Lithographiug, engr:tviug, t('ec„ 2'&, 648 31

4(& Total Ayyareut Expenses„. I", 514 00 1, 9G1, 519 40 , 81, 974, 033

R il ) RECEIPTS AND 1)ISBIJIIHI".MEN'f'B.

DTHTITJRHk)MF(NT)'&.

Unusualtraordinaryy. and ex- Puhlic works. i~iscelfaneous. 'fotal. Salaries. pensee.

Legislati&)c —Continued. Deduct a&nount received and covered into the Treasury as n revenue from sale of waste paper, proceeds of Covernment property...... $37, 491 H:3 . $?)7, 491 83

Total A. ctual Expenses, Congressional 5)( 936, 541 f)7 Printer. $1" 514 00 i 1, 924, 02( 1, I i7)r(try of Cong)'ess- Salaries. . $34, 378 46 Increase of library. . $H, 548 12 ~ Contingent expenses. .. ", OOH 79 Purchase of Moran's painting of the Canyon of Yellowstone. . $10, 000 00

10, 5,)6 91 Deduct repaynients to appropriations in excess of expenditures. 7 06

Total A. pparent Expeuses...... :34. 378 46 10, 549 8') 10, 000 00 $54, 928 31 Deduct amount receive&i and covered into the Treasury as copyright fees...... 12, 317 39 12, 317 39

Total Actual Expenses, Library of Congress. . 22, ()61 07 10, 549 85& 10, 000 00 4", f)10 92 botanic Garden— Salaries...... $12, 145 66 Improving Botanic C arden. . $17, 700 17 l Improving buildings .. 22, 500 00

Total Botanic Garden. . . 12, 145 6fi 40, 200 17 $52), 345 83 Court of Claims— Salaries, &c judges, $29, 840 00 ', Pay'of attorneys, &c $1, 090 90 Contiugent expenses. 2 5)73 ( Reporting decisions. 1, 000 00 Payment of judgn&ents .. . . $489, 034 70 Total Court of Claims . .. 30, 840 00 3, 664 61 489, 034 70 $52:3, 539 31 Soutt&ern Claims Commission— Salaries and expenses. . $52, 800 04 $5'&, 800 04 Total Apparent Expenses...... $4, 047, 559 65, $2, 664, 150 91 $489, 034 70 i Hl04, 287 24 $7(, 305, 032 50 Total Actual Expenses, Legislative. .. . 3, 83H, 729 24 2, 621, 738 7H 489, 034 70 i 104, 2H7 24 (, 05:3, 789 96

EXECUTIVE. Es:couti oe Oflice— Salary of the President...... , ...... $35, 370 87 Salary of the Vice-President...... , ...... „,. . . . , 9, 314 90 Salaries. 15, 300 00 Contingent expenses. . $4, 000 00 Promoting efficiency of the civil service . 3, 817 o6 Conveying votes of electors for President aud i Vice-President...... $-0, 000 00 Total Executive Office. . . 59, 985 (7 BI'7 56 7, 20, OflO 00 $8(, H03 33

DEPARTMENT OF STATE. 8alaries- Department of State. .. $79, 691 84 Publishing laws .. . $HO, 913 BO l Proof-reading, &c. 3& 000 00 Stationery, fhrniture, &c 3, 449 80 Books and . maps )2 49H 90 Contiugeut expenses. 25&) 892 98 Relief of Edward C. Allen. $1, 480 00 79, 691 84 Deduct repayn&ents to appropriations in excess of expenditures 2& 124 22

Total Appareut Expenses...... , ...... , 77, 5)67 62 115) 755& 48 Deduct amount received and covered into the 1, 480 00 $194, 803 10

Treasury as proceeds of Government ) property. .. . . 70 75 70 75& Total Actual Expenses, Department of State. . 77, 567 62 115 684 73 1, 480 00 1&(, 71 '(.' RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS. 19

DIHBVRSEAIENTS.

ex- Ordinary ex- (l(seellaneous. (Znusua( and Total. Salaries. pensee. Puhlie works. traordinar&

Foreign Inte& & «n&a&- Salaries and expenses of United States and Span- ish Commission. 811 030 70 Salaries and cxp(naos of I'nited States and British Claims Con»nission. 184, 679 Hl Halari& s, ( nited States and l('Icxicsn Claims Commission . 15, 212 20 Contingent expenses, United States and 5lcxican Claims Commission. $5, 000 00 ' Trilnmal of Arbitration at Geneva. . $62, 210 22 Expenses of embassy from Japan 750 00, Survey of boundary between United States and British Possessions (5, 000 00; Salaries of ministers. . . , ...... " 371, 109 60 Salaries, secretaries of legation...... 1& H6'7 (I» Salary of private amanuensis of n&inister to Great Britain. 3, 6HO 00 Coutingent expenses, foreign missions. ('&(, 994 o4, Salary of interpreter, legation to Japan...... , . . . 206 04 Hah(ries of consnls, &c 406, 160 21 Salaries of interpreters to consnls, tes in China, Japan, and Siam. 6, 691 sl Salaries of marshals for consular courts...... 4, 881 56 Expenses for interpreters, guards, t(tc. , in Turkish Dominions . 2, 995 35 Contingent expenses, United States consulates...... 93, 063 75 ' Prisons for American convicts...... 12&'t88 11 ' Bringing hon&e criminals. . 1, 143 12 ' Relief and protection of American sea(uen...... 5, 235 04 ' Expenses under the Neutrality Act. 5, 253 66',

Scheldt dues. . 66, 584 00 I Consular receipts. . 3, 040 54 Diplomatic and consular war expenses in Lon- don, Paris, Berlin, and Madrid. 2, 303 63 Improvement and care of Protestant cemetery, City of Mexico. 980 25 Consular bnildings at Tangiers $3& 000 00 Annual expenses of Cape Spartel light .. 285 00 Con(missioners to International Penitentiary Congress at London . 5, 000 00 I Commissioners to International Statistical Con-,

gress at St. Petersburg. . 4, 274 00 I International Exposition at Vienna. 1 1 1& 146 26 Copies of proceedings, International Prison Re- lbrm Congress . 1, 362 65 Inquiries into depredations on Texan frontier...... 20, 050 97 Relief of Thomas C. Martin and others. 2, 26/ 35 Relief of Mrs. M. S. Morse...... 2, 595 00 Relief of G. F. Fisher. 1, 365 00 Relief of Mary A. P. Brown 10, 000 00

1, 011, 5&14 33, 280, 438 73 Deduct repayments to appropriations iu excess '2& of expenditure. . 75() 72 i 084 85

'&54 Total Apparent Expenses . . 1, 010, 754 6&1 278, 3M HB 3, 000 00 279, 36 81, 5&71, 362 85

Deduct from salaries of United States consuls, f406, 160.21, and fron& contingent expenses United States consuls, 893, 063. 75& there hav- ! ing been received and covered into the Treas-, ury& as a reveuue from "Fees of United States', consuls, " $545, 883. 94, the amount paid to ' them as (bcs for certifying invoices, d-c. , leaving N(46, 659. 98 as au excess of receipts over expenditures. Deduct from consular receipts $1, 658. '&'. the aluount arising from proceeds of the personal estates of An(erican citizens who died abroad, and paid to their legal representatives, covered into the Treasury as a revenue...... l(H&, 160 21 94, 72&2& 63 500 uud «1

'&»4 Total Actual Expenses, Foreign intercourse. . 604, , &91 40 1&-'„I, 631 25 :&, 000 00 '&79, 36 1. (I, (1, 480 01

'I'ot;(I Apparent Expenses under State De- p;(1(n(cnt. Bl& OBH, 322& 23 8'l'l4 109 36 8,'&, IIOO 00 8"SO. &:I l 36 81. &66& 1(i5 9o i Total Actual Expenses under Ht;&tc Depart- ment. . (I&(2&, 16" (I2 2&99, 315 9H ' :&, 0('(I (Hl 's(I. &:&I 3(& 1, "(». '212 36 20 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS.

DISBl HSE'CLIENTS.

Unusual and ex.- Ordinary ex Total. Public u'orks. I Miscellaneous. traordinary. Salaries. pensee.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT Salaries— OfFice of Secretary of the Treasury ...... 83) I) 697 (4 'if' Oflice of Supervising Architect...... ) !232) 15 Office of First Comptroller...... (l (03 f(7 Office of Seconil Comptroller...... , ...... 1"!I 201 97; Oflice of Commissioner of Customs ...... "" 819 54 Office of l'irst Auditor. () 3 (, ),'I 95, Office of Second Auditor...... 38! 035 19 Office of Third Auditor. . 193 60 ' Offic of Fourth Auditor...... , ...... II 0 42 OKce of Fifth Auditor ) ' . l 34 , Office of Auditor of the Treasury for Post-Office Department ifa), 660 00 Office of Treasurer of the l."nited St«tes...... 175, !I((, 93 Office of Register 71, !I:) la Office of Comptroller of the Currency...... 112, s!I Office of Commissioner of Internal Revenue ...... 351. 8?4 01, Oflice of Light-House Board ...... - 13, 499 96 Bureau of Statistics. 63, -'s:l 42 Temporary' clerks. 36, 966 92

Stationery for Treasury Departmeut. $4;)) 02(. (1 Contingent expeuses, Treasury Department...... 63, 229 44 Fuel, lights, and miscellaneous items, Treasury Department 46, 384 13 Furniture and carpets& Treasury Department...... 43, 650 03 Pay to officers) kc. ) for resene of creiv) &rc. ) of steamer San Francisco. $500 00 Relief of F. and E. Reed. . 1, 200 00 Relief of Josh Morris and J. F. Johnson. . 30, 509 00 Relief of T. C. Magruder. 1, 250 00 Relief of W. Somers. 149 26 Relief of Amherst H. Wilder 3) 516 21 Relief of T. H. Holderness. 3, 350 45 Relief of George and Sallie Washington. 3, 3(2 31 Relief of Wm. L. Utley 1) 040 55

Total Apparent Expenses. . . 2, 594, 339 38 200, 291 31, 44, 887 7(H $2) 839, 518 47

Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property. . . . 19, 803 10, 19, 803 10

Total A. ctual Expenses, Treasury Proper...... 2, 594, 339 3H 180, 488 21 44, 887 78 2, 819, 715 37

' , liadependent Treasury— Salaries: Office of assistant treasurer at Baltimore...... $22, 686 52 Office of assistant treasurer at Boston...... 32, 860 00 Office of assistant treasurer at Charleston...... 9, 481 (5 Office of depositary at Chicago...... 8, 918 39 Oflice of depositary at Cincinnati ...... 11, 260 00 Office of depositary at Louisville...... 5, 391 36 Ofllce of assistant treasurer «t Xeiv Orleans. . . . . 14, 339 92 Office of assistant treasurer at New York...... 141, 600 45 Office of assistant treasurer at Philadelphia. . . . . 36) 316 2 Office of depositary at Pittsburgh...... 3, 920 00 Office of assistant treasurer at St. Louis...... 15, 800 00, Office of assistaint treasurer at San Francisco. . . 21, 01H 17 i Officc of depositary at Sa»t;I Ft...... 4, 640 00 Office of depositary at Tucson ...... 1, 1'2o 00 ' A. dditional clerks, ludependent Tre«sury...... 1) 296 45 Contingent expenses, Independent Treasury...... s)96, 3(7 15 Salaries, &tc. , special agents, Independent Treas- ilry . 4, 42o 3( Checks and certificates of deposit, Independent Treasury. 3, (50 32 &-. Payment for coin, nicl-els, c. ) destroyed at Chicago. . $370, 813 24 Salaries, l. nited States depositaries...... 1, o00 00 Sah)ries, assistant treasurers...... , ...... 201 00 Relief of R. R. Boiling. 23 SBH (( Relief of Joh» T. M, I'(»I. . 2, 000 00 Relief of F. E. Spinner. 61, 1 4 52

Total Apparent Expenses. . . Bfli'i. (Hfi f)fi 100, l'3( 47 45, , 8236 53 $894, 734 60 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS. 71

DISBURSEMENTS.

Ordinary ex- Unusual end ex- & Miscellaneous. Tots i. Salaries. i)enses. Public works. traordinary.

Independent Treasury —Continued. Deduct amount received for "Premium on trans- ' fer drafts" furnished by the Independent l Treasury, formerly by law credited to this ap- ' propriation, but now covered into the Treasury & as a revenue. . 8(, 21& 16 $7, 21H 16

Total Actual Expenses, Independent Treasury. & $336, 780 60 92, 009 31 8457, 826 53 HB&, 516 44

1IIint& Branches and Assay Othces- Salaries, mint at Philadelphia...... $36, 666 81 ' Wages of workmen, mint at Philadelphia ...... 140 470 H2 i Contingent expenses, mint at Philadelphia...... $10, 0&J3 93 Salaries, branch mint, Carson City, Nev...... 10) 653 87', Wages of workmen, branch mint, Carson City, Nev 70&745 06 ' Contingent expenses, branch mint, Carson City, Nev 75, 349 21 Salaries, branch mint, Charlotte, N. C...... 1, 875 00 Wages of workmen, branch mint, Charlotte, N. C. .. 1, 612 00 Contingent expenses, branch mint, Charlotte, N. C...... , ...... , 1, 035 72 Salaries, branch mint, Denver, Colo. .. , . . . , ...... 8, 750 00 Wages of workmen, branch mint, Denver, Colo. .. 16& 336 00 Contingent expenses, branch mint, Denver, Colo. . . .. 4, 620 79 Salaries, branch mint, San Francisco, Cal...... 29& 376 00 Wages of workmen, branch mint, San Francisco, Cal . 200, 000 00 Contingent expenses, branch mint, San Francisco, ~ Cal . 57, 773 69 Salaries, assay office, Boise City, Idaho...... 5, 400 00, Wages of workmen, assay oKce& Boise City, Idaho. . 3, 0000 Contingent expenses, assay office, Boise City, Idaho. 1, 409 99 Salaries, assay office& New York...... 23 700 00 I Wages of workmen, assay office, New York...... 71, 691 36 Contingent expenses, assay office& New York...... 34, 1!)0 05 Recoinage of gold coin. '2, 000 00 Loss in redemption of copper and other token CO111S. 4, 4H1 7H Relief of Anna E. Peale. $10& 000 00 101, 045 16 Deduct repayments to apppropriations in excess of expenditures. 1, 41o 75

Total Apparent Expenses .. . 637, 274 02 . 189, 629 41 10, 000 00 $836, 904 33

Deduct the following items covered into the Treasury as revenues: " Profits of coinage, "being a charge of one-half of one per cent. paid by private parties for coining gold and silver 180, 134 62 "Deductions from bullion deposits" —(prior to ~ the passage of the act of July' 20, 1868, the moneys accruing from this source were avail- ble for expenditure without being appropri- ated, and were, therefore, used by the mints without appearing as an expenditure; since that date they have been covered into the Treas-, ury as amiscellaneous receipt...... $57, 305 02 l Income arising from assays and chemical examinations of ores, ...... 367 20 Income arising from proceeds of assay comets...... 1, 025 76 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property...... 46, 421 41 105, 110 30 504, 264 01

Total Actual Expenses, Mints, Branches and Assay Offices . 148) 140 30 84, 510 02 10, 000 00 242&, (350 32

Territorial Governments— tkc. Arizona. . . 006 50 Salaries, governor, & Territory of .. . $14, Legislative expenses, Territory of Arizona...... $1, 000 00 Contingent expenses, Territory of Arizona...... 20, 758 00 Salaries, governor, &eve. , Territory of Colorado. . . . . 13, 212 30 Contingent expenses, Territory of Colorado...... H38 78 dvc. of Dakota. 453 30 Salaries, governor, & Territory .. . . . 13, Legislative expenses, Territory of Dakota...... 24 382 07 Contingent expenses, Territory of Dakota. .. , .. . „.. . 1, 000 00 22 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS.

DISBURSEAIEÃTS.

I Onusuai and ex- Ordinarx ex- putdtc wortrs. Miscellaneous. Total. Salaries. pensee. t raord in arx.

Territorial Goe&erameuls —Continued. Salaries, governor, Ac. & Territory of Idaho...... 813, 500 00 Legislative expenses, Territory of idaho...... 8'i) 144 & l Contingent expenses, Territory of Idaho. I, 657 UB Salaries, governor, kc. , Territory of Montana . . . .. 13, 500 00 ' Letdslative expenses, Territory of Montana...... ".". . "" " ' 2, 967 o9 Contingent expenses, Territory of Montana ...... ".. . .. 1, 000 00 Salaries, governor, A. c. Territory New Mexico. & of . 13, 500 00 Legislative expenses, Territory of New '. &I& xico...... 2, 849 23 Contingent expenses, Territory of Xeiv Mexico. '. 000 00 . ., ...... " ], Salaries, governor, &,c. , Territory of Utah...... ~ 13, 198 90 Contingent expens&es, Territory of I tah. 1, 000 00 Salaries, governor, c&tc. , Territory of Washington. . 15, 388 29 ~ Contingent ' expenses, Territory of washington. .. . ~...... ], 400 50 Salaries, governor, etc. , Territory of AVvonfing. . . 13, 651 65, Legislative expenses, Territory of Wyot»ing ...... 2, 700 00 Contingent expenses, Territory of &Vyoming...... 942 UB Salaries, government of' the District of Columbia. . 30, 020 91 Expenses, board of health, District of Columbia...... ~ 39, 300 00 Relief of S. D. Cochran. . '. ', 00!0 (!ii

122, 940 04 Deduct repayment to appropriations in excess of

expenditures . ~ 5, 286 62

Total Territorial Governments. . 154, 331 94 117, 653 42 '2. 000 00 $273, 985 36

Irtferna/ Rerenuc- Expenses assessing and collecting internal rev- ' I , enue. .. . 85, 337, 124 23 Allowance or drawback...... , ...... 134, 293 84 Punishment for violatiou of internal-revenue laws. 35, 64B 40 Stamps, paper anil dies 329, 727 70 Refunding taxes illegally collected. 630& 708 28 Refunding moneys erroneously received and covered into the Treasury I, 125 00 Redemption of stamps. 215, 414 03 Compensation of persons employed in insurrec- tionary States. .. $2, 998 01 Relief of William Schilling & Co. . 892o 50 Relief of »Ioritz Augenstein. (. 500 00 Relief of Joseph Dawson. 1, 312 50 Relief of A. G. Sooth. 3, 340 98 Total Apparent Expenses. . . . 2, 99H 01 6, 684, 041 48 13, 078 9H ~86& 700& 118 47

Deduct the following items covered into the Treasury as revenues: "Expenses From of assessing and collecting inter- & nal revenue" the amount repaid to the Gov-, ' ernment by private parties for salaries of store- keepers and officers in charge of bonded ware-, houses, underact of March 3, 1869.. $179, 627 10 From "Allowance or drawbacks" the internal-revenue taxes collected on articles subsequently exported, and therefore exempt from tax, aud upon xvhich the taxes wererefunded...... 134, 293 84 Froin "Refunding taxes" the amount illegally assessed and collected uuder iuternal-revenue laws, and which has been refunded to parties entitled thereto...... 630, 708 2H ! From "Redemption of stamps" the amount originally covered into the Treasury as receipts front internal revenue...... -114 n 215, 03; From Refunding moneys erroneously received and covered into the Treasury, "being moneys erroneously received and covered iuto the Treasury as fines, penalties, and forfeitures...... 1 12o 00 I& 161& 16H 1. 161& 168 25 Total Aciu;il Exp«uses, Internitl Revenue. . . . . 2, 99H 01 5, 522, H73 23 13, 078 98 5. »8, 9oO 22 RECFIPTH AND DISBURSEMENTS.

DIHBTTRSEMRNT8.

ex- Ordinary ex- worrrs. Misce((ancona. Unusual and Torah Salaries. pensee. pu6(ic traordinary.

Crrstoms Se&s&r'ee- Collecting revenue from customs. . . . . lI(7, 079& 74:3 42 Unclaimed merchandise. 1,-480 HO Compensation of persons employed in insurrec- tionary States...... '...... F/10 02 Return of proceeds, captured and abandoned property . 246 00 Refunding moneys erroneously received and covered into the Treasury...... 1, 438 01 Repayment tu importers, excess of deposits...... 3, 1'&0, 192 90 Debentures and other charges. . 3u 655 81 Debentures or drawbacks, bounties or allowauces. . . .. 1, 176, 055 18 Refunding duties on goods destroyed in warehouses . 935 24 Refunding duties, per 4th section act March 3, 1871. 134, 552 06 Distributive shares of fines, penalties, and forfeitures . 026, 156 74 Refunding duty on tea snd coffee. 257, 231 82 Commissions to superintendents, transfer account. . 4, 508 17 Drawback on certaiii articles imported, into district of Chicago. . 192& 1;),) 9o Additional compensation to collectors...... 319 53 Expenses of Revenue-Cutter Service. 995 308 88, Construction of revenue vessels. 178& 996 22 ' Furniture and repairs of same for public buildings. . 149, 612 15 Fuel, lights, and water for public buildings...... 215, 400 53 Pay of custodians and jmritors ...... 51, 903 84 Defending suits respecting captured and abandoned property 18, 2/H, &5 Repairs and preservation of public buildings...... $224& 313 06 Heating apparatus for public buildings. 44& 349 77 Refunding certain duties paid by the Winona and St. Peter's ltailroad Company. $3, 424 28 Refunding to James O. P. Burnside proceeds of

cotton. . .), 284 00 i ' Relief of James F. Joy. . 4&, 770 40 , Relief of Janies M. Hagnr. 1, 375 00 ' Relief of A. W. Moss 480 00 Appraisers' stores, Philadelphia, Pa. 4, 860 70 Appraisers' stores, San Francisco, Cal. 20, 000 00 Custom-house at Machias, Me. . 5, 506 6» Custom-houseat Portland, Me. 1, 012 64 Custoni-house au&1 post offic at Rocklaml, Me. . 12, 000 00 Custom-house and post offic at Fall River, 5'lass. . . 103, 200 00 Custom-house aud yost oflice at Newport, R. I. 8, 141 75) Custom-house and post office at Hartford, Conn. . . 1, 129 80 Custom-house and post office at Albany, V. Y 25 30 Custom-house and post oflice at Baltimore, Md. 50, 000 00 Custom-house at Charleston, S. C...... 108, 841 54 Custom-house at Nevv Orleans, La. . 434, 896 00 Custom-house and post oflice at Cincinnati, Ohio. . . . 417 30 Custoin-house and sub-treasury at Chicago, Ill. 1, 400, 253 89 Custom-house at Cairo, ill H, 977 00 Custoui-house, court-house, post offic, c(ec. , at Evansville, Ind. 45, 356 30 Custom-house ut Knoxville, Tenn 79, 938 72 Custom-house and post offlce at Port H uron, Mich ,'), 000 00 Custom-house at St. Louis, Mo. , 399 105 55& Custom-house at, St. Paul, Minn. 42, 911 50 Custom-house at Portland, Oreg. . 125, 6H2 20 Custom-house at Astoria, Oreg 25& 90:3 28

I14 184 440 06 3) 271 889 61 Deduct repaynients to appropriations in excess of expenditures . 40, 798 00 1, 559 71

', , . . 14'3 04'& ((0 o 339 0 3 ~917, 5&2)9, Total Apparent Fxpenscs...... , ...... 57 501 56 14& I 3 270 329 90 813 20 Deduct from "Expenses of collecting revenue from customs" the amounts covered into the Treasury as revenues under the following heads: The amount received under the customs la)vs from "Fine. , penalties, and forfeitures". $541, 920 0;3 The amount refunded to the (rov- ernment by private yarties for expenses on account of " Labor, ilrayage, and storage "...... Hl. 410 18 The amount received from private parties as ''Weighing fees". . .. . 57, 073 59 24 RECEIPTS ikND DISBURSEMENTS.

DTSBURSEi&TEXTS.

Unusual aud ex- I OrdiuszY ex- Public works. Misoellsueous. Tot l. Ssi eries. peuses. trsordinary.

CuAorss 8eraice —Continued. The amount repaid to the Govern- ment by private parties for services performed in their behalf by United States oKcers...... $335, 518 70 The amount received from private parties as an excess of emolument fees paid to ollicers of the customs for services rendered. . . 321, 212 61 The amount of travelling expenses of examiners repaid...... 1 73 90 Deduct from "Repayment of excess of deposits for unascertained duties" the amount of money deposited by importers for unascertained duties, and which, being in excess of duty when ascertained, has been repaid, covered into the Treasury as revenue from customs...... 3, 120, 192 90 Deduct from ' ' Debentures and drawbacks" the amount of duties collected from importers on articles subsequently exported, thereby entitled to allowance or drawback, covered into the Treasury as revenue from customs. 1, 176, 055 18 Deduct from " Distributive shares of fines, penalties, and forfeit- ares" the amount paid to informers and others as their share of the penalties imposed and collected by the Government from persons violating the customs laws, covered into the Treasurv under this head...... 626. 156 74 Deduct from "Refunding duties" the amount refunded to private parties for duties paid by them on articles which were entitled to be admitted free, or at less rates, covered into the Treasury as customs...... 134, 552 06 Deduct from Unclaimed merchandise" the amount refunded to claimants of the overplus received from sale of unclaimed merchandise, covered into the Treasury as revenue from customs. . 1, 4HO HO Deduct from "Debentures and other charges" amount refunded to claimants on account of expenses incurred. and not paid until the amounts had been covered into the Treasury as a revenue from customs .. . . , ...... , . . .. Deduct from "Refunding duty on tea and cofFee" the amount of duties paid on tea and cofFee in public stores or bonded warehouses on July 1, 1872, subject to no duty, and covered into the Treasury as a revenue from customs. 257, 231 82 Deduct from "Drawback on certain articles imported into the district of Chicago" this amount, covered into the Treas- ury as a revenue from customs. . 192, 155 95 Deduct from "Refuuding duties on goods destroyed in warehouses" the amount which had been paid on them, and covered into the Treasury us a revenue from customs...... 935 24 .' Deduct from "Refunding moneys erroneously received and covered into the Treasury" as a miscellaneous re«ei pt from fines, penalties, and forfeitures...... 1, 43H ill . . . $6, 884, 729 12 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS. 20

D IHB URSEBIENTS.

ordinary ex- (;uusuai and ex Salaries. penses. Public works. Miscellaneous. traordiuarv.

Castorrrs &'r rrir:r —Continued. Deduct fron& "Refunding certain duties paid by the &Yinon t and Ht. Peter's Railroad Com- pany, " being the amount of additional duties paid by i t, an&1 released by act of Congress for reliel' of said company, and covered into the Treasury as a revenne from customs. . 83 42&4 2R i 86 r S IO3 40

'1'otal l', i&. !11'& "&) Actnal xt&ense~, (, ns(on&. 'rv«'&...... 8.&r, 50l, &(& Rr, "r&H, 94 $3, 270, 329 90 54, 91.& 40 10, 64], 659

— 6'er .llrrrurrr fir&up&fr&I r rr«— 51arine-Hospit«l Service. ]&398& &78 69

11;&rine lu&spital at Chicago ) Ill. 862&, 1&&2& OI Deduct repayments to «ppropri:&tions in excess oi' expenditnres. 554 21

Total Apparent Expenses. 39H, 77H 69 61, 92H 73 &&460, 707 42

Dc&lnct from "i(larine-Hospit &1 Service" the «&nonnt of marine-hospital tax covered into the Treasury as a revenue collected f'rom vessels for the support of this service. 333, 003 (13 333, 003 03 Total Acta;&l I'. xpenses, Marine-Hospital, Servi&&e. 65, r75 66 61, 92H 73 127, 704 39

life-&5'nr!ing Stutin&rs- Preserving life;&ud property fron& ship&vrecke&l vessels. 81RO, 237 22 Preserviug life and property from shipwrecke&i vessels& contnlgpnt expel&si s $19& 72&& 40 I'res& rving life uml property from shipwrecked vessels, Narragansett beach, It. l...... 6, 41& UR Contingent expenses, life-saving stations, coast of I.ong Island and New Jersey 38

Total Life-having Stations ...... 192, 6:&4 30 19, 728 7H $212, 383 08 light-llouse Estr&wish&ne&tt- Salaries of keepers of light-houses...... , ...... $480, 5&IH 54 Commissions to superintendents, transfer «ccount. . 23, 470 37 Supplies of light-houses $334) 174 09 Inspecting lights. 2) 000 00 Lxpenses of light-vessels. .. 270, 063 64 Expenses of fog-signals. . 49& 043 14 Expenses of buoyage. 337, 723 80 Seamen's wages, repairs, t(tc. 666 28 Repairs and incidental expenses of light, -houses. . . . . f202, 280 63 Light-house tender for the tenth district...... 1, 000 00 Seguin Island steam fog-signal, Me. 5, 000 00 Cape Elizabeth light-station, Me. . 10, 000 00 Nash's Island light-station, Me. . 3, OOU 00 Seguin Island li~ght-stationI Me. . 5, 000 00 Day-beaconsr Me. and Mass. . 10, 000 00 Whale's Back light-house, N. H 1, 950 00 Colchester Reef li«ht-station, Vt. . 4, 500 00 Newburyport light-station, Mass. 10, 000 00 'Wood End light-station, Mass. . . 15, 000 00 Cape Cod light-station, &Toss, ...... , ...... 5, 000 00 Race Point light-station, Mass. . , ...... 5, 000 00 Beavertail light-station, R. I...... &, 000 00 Block Island light-station, lt. I. . 1, Hoo 00 Bullocl-'s Point beacon, R. I . 1, 000 00 Newport Harbor light-station, R. l. Hoo 00 Point Judith light-station, R. I. 5, 000 oo Connimicut light-station, R. I 10, 000 00

le uscle Bed lig~ht-station, R. I. . 3, 000 00 l Pumhmn Rock light-station, R. I 1, 200 00 i Whale Spindle li«ht-st;&ti&&n. Ill stic river, Conn. . . 5, 000 00 Penfield Reef ligh(--t;&tion. Conn. . 19, 86H 04 Race Rocl-, li ht- (;&tion, Conn. 39, R94 40 , Blacl- I & 6 c 1&«;con, Conn. &, 500 00 (';&lv& s' lsbnul. I!rru k&&;&y's Rc«ch, and Devil' s Whart' ligt&t-s(:&(iona, Conn. 2. ,&00 (Ni ' Nevv I &m&lon li ht-s(;&tion, Conn. 4, , &(N! OU Senti»v& ~t 1,«l«c 1&ght-statu&n, Conn. . ), 000 00 )tratfor&l Hlu&;&la li~ ht-st;&tion, I.ong Island

' Sound, N. Y. 6, 3Hr !I.& Thirty-mile Point li ht-st;&tir&n. V , &, UOU 00

Sanely Hook li I&(-st:«ion. V Y :), UOU (N) i l. ong Beach Pn&r lirrht-st;&ti&u&, Lon" Islaml. V '&0, 000 UO Hea-flower Re«t' »r;non. l, ong& Island, N. I "Ni 0

Montaulc l'oint, l&ght-s(«tron, I.ong Ish&ml, N. Y !1, , )(N& OO I 4 R RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS.

DISBURSEMENTS.

Ordinary ex- ltnuaual and ex- Salaries. penses. Pu()lie works Miscellaneous. traordinary.

Ligh(-Ho((se Estah(&sh&nc»t —(.'ontinued. Sand's I'oint, (lrc;&t West Bay, anti I'ire Island light-station, N. Y. +4) 600 00 , i Hart Island light-station, I.ong Island, N. Y 10, 410 4) Fort Tontpkins light-station, N. Y 8, 000 00 Crown Point light-station, N. Y. 1, 500 00

Hudson City light-station, V Y ~ ). 523 27 Light-house supplies tlepot, Staten Island, X. Y 1 x 000 00, Fort Hamilton an&1 Fort Columbus fog-bells, N. Y 1, 500 00 Oyster Port I'oint a Reef light-statiou, Long Island, V. Y. 5, 000 00 Block Island light-station, l.ong Island, N Y 13, 500 00 Presque Isle light-station, Ya, ...... , ...... 14, 002 48 Absecom light-station, N. J 3, 000 00 Hereford Inlet light-station, N. , l. ), 514 (0 Mispillion River light-station, Del. o, 000 ((0 Christiana buoy-depot, Del. .&, 000 00 Bulkhead Shoal light-station, Del. . ,'), 3)42 x( Ship John Shoal light-station, Del. (, 380 80 Cross Ledge Shoal light-station, Delaware bay 3, 471 '' Building a light-house ou I.ove point, I&)'Id. 10, 000 00 Craighill Channel light-station, Chesapeake bay, ' Md 65, 000 00 Shipping Point light-station, Potomac river, Mcl...... 5, 000 00 Day-beacons, Potomac river. 5, 000 00 Dutch Gap Canal light-station, Va. . 5, 000 00 Bodie's Island light-station, N. C ...... 14, 996 57 Cape I.ookout light station, N. C...... 5, 000 00 Currituck Beach (Poyner's Hill) light-station, N. C...... 9, 722 53 Hatteras Inlet light-station, N. C...... 5, 000 00 Hunting Island light-station, C. .. 25' S...... , 000 00 Morris Island light-station, H. C. . 5, 000 00 Rebuilding Hand Island light-station, Ala . 26, 574 82 Rebuilding Mobile Point light-station, Ala 7, 445 44 Rebuildinglight-house (rcc. Ill.tour, , at St. Simon's, l Ga. . 16, 455 04 Daufuskie's Island light-station, Ga...... '. . . . . 9, 000 00 Tybee Knoll light-station, Ga. . 5, 000 00 St. Augustine light-statiou, Fla. . 45& 000 00 Alligator Reef light-station, Fla. . 28, '711 22 Florida Reef beacons, Fla. 9, 893 84 Southwest Pass light-station, La. 25, 000 00 Calcasieu light-station, La. 16, 230 91 Trinity Shoals light-station, La. 33, 126 96 Timbalier light-station, La...... 33, 347 2o Calumet light-station, Ill. 6, 450 96 Chicago light-station, . 30, 000 00 Grosse Pointe light-station, Ill. 277 00 Bolivar Point light-station, Tex. 10, 000 00 Matagorda light-station, Tex 10, 000 00 Cleveland light-station, Ohio . . Detroit 22,' 986 00 depot, Mich. 25, 000 00 Pierhead beacon-lights on the lakes, Mich. 21, 318 (( St. Helena light-station, Lake Michigan, Mich. 14) 000 00 Petite Pointe au Sable light-station, Lake Michi- Mich. . i gan, 28, 322 64 Light-station between White Fish point and Grand Island harbor, I ake Superior, Mich. 26, 652 90 Gibraltar light-station, Mich. 10, 000 00 Spectacle Reef light-station, Mich. . 104, 619 Manistee light-station, 0( Mich. . 9, 285 59 Range-lights at Clair St. Flats, Mich. . 871 51 Outer Island Eight-station) (, Wis. 20, 000 00 Twin River Point AVis. light-st'ition, .. .. 000 Pigeon Point light-station. 10, 00 2 17 Humboldt light-station, 1. Ca 000 00 Point Mont»ra fog-signal, Cal . 3, 3, 600 00 Point San Pablo light-station, C»I. . Point Fermin light-station, Cal. 55 00 1, 3&(5 00 Hueneme Point light-station) C;&1 . Carquiuas Straits light-station, Cal. 2, 368 64 Piedras Blancas light-station, Cal. 11, 322 05 Point Reyes light-station, Cal. . 2, 300 00 San Pablo Straits light-station, C;tl. 10, 000 00 Light-house 'tt P»»t:& An»us, C;&l. 1& 319 86 8) 153 08 Light-house at Pnnta de los Rcyes. C;tl. . . Duluth light-station, hli»». 1, 820 55 Cape Foulweather light-station) 4, 509 10 Oreg. &'. Columbia Bi ver light-station& Oreg. '. &. 628 56 11& 000 00 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS.

DI&SBURSEMENTS.

t&rdinarary ex- t nuaual and ex- Total. Salaries. penses. Public works. S(&acellancous. traordinary.

Ligl(-House Estab(isb»&e&t t —Contiuued, Vew Dungenness light-station, Washingtou Ter. . . $8, 000 00

Point-no-Point light-station, Washington Ter. 10, 000 00 'i

$993 570 9 1, 419, 379 H4 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures . 121 HH 10, 528 35

Total I.ight-House Establishment. .. . $50?&, 9HH 91,i i)93 449 07 1, 40H, 851 49 . . $2. 906, 289 47

Const Su&s&ey- Survey of' the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. $411, 061 26 Survey of the western coast...... '&41, 702 83 Geodetic surveying. 36, 064 66 Pay and rations of engineers . . . . , ...... 15&, 000 00 Vessels for the Coast Survey . 1:)7, 000 00 Publishing observations. . 10, 000 00 Astronomical observations . 2& 000 00

Total Coast Survey. 852, 828 75& $852, 828 75

Stenmbont-I&&spec(ion Seroice- Salarie~, Steamboat-Inspection Service . $173, 049 45 Contingent expenses. $48, 868 05

Total Apparent Expenses .. . 173, 049 4, & 4H, H6H 0,& $221, 917 50

Deduct from "Steamboat-Inspection Service" $221, 917.50, there having been covered into the Treasury as a revenue from steamboat fess the sum of $259, 092. 56 received from owners of vessels, leaving an excess of receipts oter the o~f i expenditures $37, 175.06...... , ...... 1'73& 049 45 4H, 86H 05& 221;917 50 fVi see(la&leo us- Expenses of national currency. $181 654 84 Expenses of national loan. '&. H06, H63 94 Refunding national (lebt...... , . . . . , ...... 54, 726 H3 Suppressing counterfeiting and fraud. $125, 608 '/3 Collecting mining statistics. . 15, 000 00 Vaults, safes, aml lot:ks for public builtlings ...... $86, 079 39 Plans for public buildings. . 8, 683 37 Expenses of inquiry respecting food-fishes. o, ooo 00 Propagation of food-fishes. . 22, 500 00 Defending claims for cotton seized. 52 95. Salaries, direct-fax commissioners. . &)40 55 Refunding to national banking associations excess of duLy. . 83 12 Expenses of collecting direct taxes in Delaware. . . 22 46 Repaytuent for lands sold for direct taxes. . 9, 075 0() Expenses of Smithsonian Institution. . 39, 000 Return of proceeds of captured and abandoned property. (This item is not in reality an expenditure, although it must appear as such, from the fact that the proceeds of cotton sold, of which this is a return. were covered into the Treasury several years ago, and are not, therefore, included in the receipts of this year). . 1, 960, 679 26 Collection of captured and abandoned property; records and evidence respecting same. r(4, 45&9 50 Refunding taxes illegally collected. 1, 507 44 Refunding proceeds of cotton seized. . 3 'Ho 00 Reimbursement to city of Washington, improve- men( of avenues. . 1, 000, 000 00 Reimbursemeut to city of Washington, improve- meut of Govermnent reservations. . 294, 5)35 &, ) Unprovided claims. . i)47 7 Premium on bomls purchased, in current;y. . 5, 10.), 919 99 Payment of interest on the public debt...... 104, &.&l &, 688 44 Building for State, War, and Navy Departments. . . 1 609 233 28 Branch-mint building at Sau Francisco, Cal. . 382)65&H 35 Treasury building, Washington, D. C...... 43, 842 50 Post oNce and sub-treasury, Boston, Mass. . 265), 187 50 'i Post oNce and cx&tut-house& New York, N. Y 1, 6.'&9, 396 6O Post office and court house, Indianapolis, Ind &7, 989 9O Court-house;&f Madison, Wis. 7, 5to 00 Court-house and post oNce& Omaha, Nebr 147, '&00 96 Court-house and post office, Cohtmbia, S. C 74, 564 43 Court-house and l&os(oNce, Portland, Mc. 3, 521 36 Court-house and post ofhce, I.ittle Rock, Ark 103 25 Court-house aml post oNce, Raleigh, Vt. C. „...... 16f& 45 Court-house and post oNce, Utica, N, Y 167 70, 28 RECEIPTS AND DISBURHEMVX'I'l«,

I) IHI3t RHK'3IF. XTH.

f;nusual aud ex- salaries. uenses. Pu(&ficworks, Qfis~](ansous. traordinary. Total.

Ifi seel la &&sons —Continued. Court-house and post office. Philadelphia, Pa. s!r&(3 000 00 Court-house iind post nince, Trenton, N. J . ~(i, 406 51 Court-house and post offi«e, Parkersburg. W. Va. 3 00 Court-house and post oilicc, Dover, Del. :il 60 Coul%-house and post offi«e& Covington, Ky. 144 80 Ciourt-house and post offi(ce, Des Moines, Iowa. . 372:31 Court-house aml post ofhce, Springfield, Ill :3, 000 00 3ssay office building, Boise City, Idaho...... , . . 199 08 Payment to Ontario &ounty, X. Y. , for use of court-hous( .. . «IH 000 00

b4&(. 639 60 Deduct repaymeuts to appropriations in excess of expenditures. s(( (4 23 Total Apparent Expenses. . 1 l (, 7(65:37( $5, 352& 4'»':ll .«116, oM1. 5&0~ 9,) 81'&1, 5l. (26 66 Deduct "Expenses of printing national currency, " 8181&(35&4.('4, and "Refundiug to national banks, excess of duty, " 883. 12, there having been received and covered into the Treasury as revenue from tax on circulatiou, (Itc. , of national banks 86. 830, 037. 67, leaving au excess of receipts over the expenditures of $6&648, 299. 71...... Hlsl, (3( 96 Deduct ' Prenuum on bonds purchased in currency, " 85. 105, - 919.99, there having been received and covered iuto the Treasury as a revenue from pre- miuni on gold set apart for the purchase of bonds, sill&560, - 530. H9, leaving an excess of receipts over the expenditures of $6&454, 610.90...... 5, 105, 919 99 Deduct from "Payment of interest on the public debt" the amount of interest received and covered into the Treasury as a gniscellaueous revenue from the various Pacific Railroad Cos. , $514, 206. 04 and $3, 915.86, received and covered into the Treasury as interest on debts due the United States from various persons; also, 86, 033.46, rebate of interest on I. nited States bonds...... , &24& 1695 36; Deduct frolu "Return of proceeds of captured and abandoned property" the amount received and covered into the Treasury during the fiscal year, under the head of captured and aban-

doned property ...... 88, 991 67 i 5, 900, 804 9H 5, 900, 804 4," Total A«tu((l Expenses, Treasury Miscella- Iieolls . 117, (65 37 5, 352, 452 34 110, 380, 70:3 9( 115&.85&0, 92&I 68 Total Appareut Expenses, Treasury Depart- ment. , 64 6o2 919 "' '-'-" 01 3 9( &11 $10, 562 46 «8 &). «)8 »3, ((& 81](&„8(i-,, ((41 92,«35». 380, 927(:31 Total ActualExpenses. Treasury Departnient -:35 nn ' 3, 990, 14, 4&4, n66 01 10.093, 562& 46 110 96', 3 41' 6(3 140, :3(&4 604 SN WAR DEP IRT&IE'Xfi Salarie~- Office of Secretary of War...... , ...... $46, 4(2 42 i Office of Adjutant-General...... , ...... 90, 033 12 Office of Quartermaster-General...... , . . . . 1 (3, &!3() Office of Commissary-General ...... , . . 35 080 00 Office of Surgeon-General...... , ...... , ...... l(, 560 00: Offlce of Payluaster-General ...... , . . . , ...... 71. (ifi( 18 Offlce of Chief Fngineer. ' 25&, 336 86 Office of C91ief of Ordnance...... , ...... 24, 0(9 10 Office of Chief Oilicer. Sigual ...... , . .. . . , , ", 800 00 Office of Inspector-General...... „.. . . , ...... I', 600 on Bureau of Military Justice...... , ...... 4, Hiul 00 Offlce of superintendent'il ar Departiuent building. . 4. 31) U3 RECEIPTS AND DIHBIJRHEMFNTH.

I J IHBlj RSE51ENTS.

Ordinary ex- Unusual and ex Total. Salaries. pensee. pumie works a(iseellaneous.

S&(I&(ries —Continued, 015ce of superintendent building corner Seven- teenth and F streets. . '$4, 570 00 Office of superintendent building corner Fif- teenth anti F streets. 5, 290 0

Co»ti»ye&& t Expensc~— Office of Secretary of War. $17) 995 BH Additional clerks and contingent expenses, War Department . 75 680 00 Ofhce of Adjutant-Geueral. 13, 139 20 Office of Quarterm &ster-General. 6, 999 38 Office of Com)nissary-General...... 5, 994 74 Office of Surgeon-General. . 7, 994 25 OIf)ce of Paymaster-General. 4, 977 13 Office of Chief Engineer. 2, 999 HH Office of Chief of Ordnance. . iJ98 26 Bureau of Military Justice. 500 00 War Departmeut building . 9, 991 04 Office) building corner Heventeenth an&1 F streets. . . 7, 500 00 Office, building corner Fifteenth and Ic streets. . . . . 11, H53 27 Support and treatment of tr;msient paupers. . $12, 000 00 Payment to W. H. Hhirley. 81, 000 00

Total War Department Proper. .. 507, 484 98 166, 623 O3 12, 000 00 I, 000 00 8687) 108 01

CJ&tef of E&(yi&ier(s in et&(&& ye of P&d&tie JIuildinys and Groun&is i », I I'((»1&O&yto&&.— Halaries of employes, pnblic buildings and grounds . . $51, 631 22 Contingent expenses, public buildings and grouuds. . p2, noo nn Repairs, fuel, &c. , Executive Mansion. 40', noo oo Lighting, &C. , Capitol, Executive Mansion, &c. . . . 6&1) 000 00 Repairing and refuruish'ing Yresidcut's hou)se...... I, 495 36 Repair of water-pipes and fire-plugs. . 10,'oon oo 1)nprovement of Congressional Ceinetery...... &, ooo oo Repairs of navy-ya&xl and upper bridges. . $3, 000 00 Improvement and care of public grounds. 143, 100 00 Washington aqueduct. 70, 555 00 Chain b)'idge;icross the Potomac river. . o, 000 00

. '&2 Total under Chief of Engineers. .. fil 631 116, 495) 36 218, 65o 00 ~. . ~H3HO, 781 58 %III.)TART I(STAB(.ISHM!INT.

P&(y D(p((l'f»l('((I Pay o(' the Anny $12, 1fl'&, 269 H, ) Pay of Military Academy...... , ...... 5&07 H39 '&(l Pay in lieu ol' clothing for officers' servants...... 1HI, H93 14 M ileuge. 82()6, 47&) 0( General expenses. 14&&, 1H;) 44 Hubsistencc. ol offlcers, instructors, &c. at Mll)- tary Academy, 7, 893 1(& Pay to discharged soldiers for clothing uot ' drawn . 81(-l, 499 29 Bounty to vohlnteers au&I their widows snd leg&)i heirs . I HH& l44 Pay and supplies of one-hun&lrcd-&lay volunteers. . . Bounty under i)et &'&fh, luly, 1866, and subse- quent;u (s. 11, 144, (36 11 Payment ol' expenses under the reconstruction ;)et». . 16, Hnl '9(

Deduct, repaymcuts (o appropriations in cx& css I(&, !19!k35&J:lo of expenditures. , I (I, . )?H, !, II 0 1()

Total Apparen( I;xpenscs .. . . I &, HO);?, (H)2 cx& 419, , ). )'. I (ii -l(i, ), 019 14 HI I, (,'l&i, (&0, ) 06

Deduct aiuonnt is i & i v«l:mil covere&l into the Pl'casu)'V:1» pl'o&'1'&'ds of Govei'nlll&'I)( l)1'opci'fy. . . . (( 50

Tot&)i Acti)ill I'. xl)&'llscs, I;ly Dcpai'llllci)(. . . , . -I I ') 4 ( 6 I ( I(» 049 14 II)(I()) )'( OO

Cour(»('ssury D& p&(rf»ir&(f- Hubsistencc ol' thc Ai my. . f)2, 519, R37 Hl 8'?, 5)19, 8:I Hl Deduct a)noun(, rc&'cived and &'nv&'u'&I into the ol' I 1'& os&i rv;is liro& c& ils floveisinicnf property. . !14, 407 05& 91, .1(i( (&, )

Tot il Ac(ii;il Expenses, Commissary Dcp;irt- ment ', I &, ), 4:ln 76 '&, I", ), 4:)0 RECEIPTS AND DI881JI38EMENTS.

I) IHBI. Iv&') V)&IENTS.

Ijnusual and ex- Ordinary ex- Pubhc works. M iscel laneous. Salaries. penses.

Qn&&) tei )n&&sti i's De@«rtn&ent- Regular supplies of the Quartern)aster&s depart- ', ment . , $4, 940, 010 94 Incidental expenses 1, 370, 521 9& Barracks and quarters. .. 1, 312, 670 90 Transportation of the Army aud its supplies...... 4, 716, 092 79 :) &.') Horses for cavalry aud artillery. ) 801 59 Clothiug and camp an&1 garrison equipage...... 909, 440 90 Preservation of clothiug aud equipage. 1»O, 000 00 Heating and cooking stoves. . 10, 019 1') Expenses of sales of stores and materials...... „.. . . 842 43 Ikeeping, transporting, and supplying prisoners $258, 080 11 of war ~ 220 36 f'or military purposes . 17, Telegraph 219 22 National cemeteries. . 431, constructiou, and maintenance of Purchase, 548 93 steam rams. .. 14, Gunboats on western rivers ...... 33, 408 28

13, 687, 400 &34 Deduct repayu&ents to appropriations in excess of expenditures 13, 393 66

'754, 4&6 4H3 Total Apparent Expeuses .. . . 13, 674, 006 98 90 $14, 428, 88 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property. . . 570, 087 99 570& 087 99

Total Actual Expeuses, t))uartermaster's De- p))rtment . . . 13, 103, 918 99 754, 476 90 13, 858, 395 89

3Ie&li cul Dep«rt n)eat- Medical and hospital department, (regular) ...... , .. Itj301, 657 37 Medical and hospital department, (transfer) ...... '. . . 9, 191 40 Construction and repair of hospitals. H4, 526 51 Medical Museum and Library. 10, 000 00 Medical and surgical history and statistics. $15, 059 97 ) Providing for the comfort of sicl- and discharged soldiers. $1& 305 79

Total Apparent Expeuses ...... 405&, 375 28 15, 059 1, :305 79 $421, 741.04 ' 97, Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Covernment property. . . ;)6, 284 37 56, 284 37

Total Actual Expenses, Medical Department. . ~i. .. . 349, 090 91 15, 059 97 1, 305 79 365, 456 67

Or&1&) &tace Dep&r& ts)e&&t- Ordnance service. . $202, H63 8&& Ordnance, ordnance stores and supplies...... 383, 915 76 Manufacture of arms at uatioual armories. . . 199, O96 50 Arming and equipping the militia .. 29, ), 056 78 Armament of fortifications. 11 47 Testing heavy rifled ordnance .. 101 14o 5)0 Contin~gencies of arsenals 10, 000 00 Arsenals . $1, 805 08 Kennebec arsenal 1, 000 00 Watertown arsenal. . 8, 000 00 Watervliet arsenal 1, 500 00 New York arsenal. 17, 600 00 Frankfbrd arsenal . . 3, 000 00 Washington arsenal :3, 016 36 Fort Mouroe arsenal . . 5&, 999 88 Charleston arsenal. 2, 700 00 San Antonio a, rsenal. . 15, 997 03 I.eavenworth arsenal. . 12, 047 40 St, . Louis arseual. :3, 000 00 Rock island arsenal. . 752) 000 00 Detroit arsenal. . 373 31 Beuicia arsenal 44, 333 77 Vancou «er arsenal. . 1, 000 00 Fort 1 niou arsenal 3, 500 00 Columbus arsenal 1, 159 74 Springfield armory 22, 000 00

Deduct repay)uents to;&ppropriatious in excess 900, 03'& 57 of expenditures. . . .. , , 1 0, )6 24

Total Apparent Expenses ...... '3 1, 192, 086 89 89H, 97tj 3, $2) 091& 063 22 Deduct amount received and covered into the ) as pro& eeds of (jovernment , Tr«&s«ry property. . . 449, 44O 83 449, 440 83 Total Actual Expenses, Ordnance Depart- u)cut 42, 646 O6 898, 976 33 1, 641, 622 39 RECEIPTS AND DISBUR&SEMENTS.

DISBURSEMENTS.

ex- Unusual and ex- Ordinary pu(&](c &corks S(iscellaneons. Total. Sa(aries. (&eases. traordinarx.

.3fititnr&t Aen(temg- Current and ordinary expenses. S. )(i (00 s. ) Miscellaneous items an(1 incidental expenses. . . . 12&, 5)11 Buildings and grounds. 817. 5(lo UU Reimbursing cadets for losses by fire. so 60:(02 33 Deduct repayments to appropriatious iu excess of expenditures. ;.'r, 115:»'

ls(& (i, 818 8'& )(x) 77 Total Military Academy. 1', 95 ~~ 17, 500 00 $66& Engineer Depa&lment- Fort Gorges, Me. . $15&, 000 00 Fort Preble, Me l7, 000 00 Fort Scammel, Me. . l:i, OUO 00 Battery on Portland Head, Me. 13, 000 00 Batteries in Porfsmouth harbor, N. H 5, 000 (K' Fort Independence, Mass. . :i;,'OOO OO Fort Warren, Mass. . , )&), 000 00 Fort Winthrop, Mass. . . 35, 000 00 Battery on Long Island Head, Mass. . 12, 500 00 Fort Adams, R. I. 90, 000 00 Fort on Dutch island, R. I. 27, 000 00 Permanent defences in Narragausett bay 1&). 000 00 Fort Hamiltou and additional batteries, 50. 000 00 Fort on site of Fort Tompkins, N. Y &&7, 000 00 Fort Schuyler, V. Y 84, 600 00 Fort on Willet's point, N. Y 67, 000 00 Fort Wood& N Y 11, 500 00 Battery Hudson, N. Y. 8, 000 00 Fort Mifllin, Pa. 1H, 000 00 New fort opposite Fort Delaware 16, .&00 00 Battery at I"inn's point, opposite Fort D elaware. . . ;37, 5&00 00 Fort McHenry, Md. 15&, 000 OU Fort Washington, Md . 1,). 000 00

Fort Foote, Md. I )& 500 00 Fort Monroe, Va. 3&&. 000 00 Fort Sumter, S. C. . . 35, 000 00 Fort, Moultrie, S. C...... , ...... , .. . . , . (H. PPU PU Fort Pulaski, Ga. 2+. 500 00 Fort Jackson, Ga. 1)&) 000 00 Fort Taylor, Fla. . ;&), 500 Up Fort Jefierson) Fla. 41, 499 (0 Fort Jackson, La. . ., . . 56, (33 64 Fort St. Phillip, La. 47, 288 18 Fort at San Diego, Cal. 15, Uop 00 Fort at Alcatraz island, Cal. 70, 000 00 Fop. t at Fort Point, Cal. 94, 303 91 Fort at Lime Point, Cal . 100, 000 00 Purchase of sites for sea-coast defences. . 43, 254 (7 Construction of sea- coast mortar batteries. 103, 000 Op Engineer depot at Willet's point . . '&4, 000 00 Permanent platforms for modern cannon of large calibre. 17, &((i:i H4 Torpedoes for harbor defences. . 84, 5UO UU Trials with torpedoes. 10, 000 00 Contingencies of fbrtificatiaus. 132, 540 01 Surveys for military defences. . 131, 515 81

1, 804, 573 7&) Deduct repaylncnts to appropriations iu excess of expenditures. . . 2&, H06 83

Total Forts and Fortification. 1) 801 /65 92 14(i, Ul. ) sl 81, 047 7u2 7(3

1(nprosing Bart&or at- Salem, Mass. . H-, ooo Uo WelMeet, Mass. 5) 000 00 Camden, &5le. 1, 000 00 Portland, Me. 1, ). 000 00 Wells, Me. . , ), 000 00 Burlington, Vt. "0, 000 00 Wareham, Mass. &) 000 00 Boston, Mass ...... (:&. 55( Duxbury, Mass. H, 024 00 Plymouth, Mass...... , 500 Up Gloucester, Mrass. . ill, 000 00 Provincetown, Mass, 6, 000 00 Edgarto wn, 13Iass. ;, OOO 00 Ne» Haven, Conn. :.", OOO OO Bridgeport, Couu 40, 000 00 Norwalk, Conn. 1:), 000 00 RECEIPTS AiND DISBURSEMENTS.

DISBURSEMENTS.

Ordinary ex- Unusual aud ex- Sa) aries. penses. p hli o k . Miscellaneous. traordinary, Total.

Impro(un(1 Horbor nt —Continue Huntington, N. Y 822, 500 00 Waddington, N. V 3, 300 00 Port Jefferson, N. Y 1;-', (too on . Port Chester, N. Y 9, 8oo no Plattsbnrg, N. Y 11, 073 6(( Ogdenshurg, X. Y 20, 800 00 Oswego, N. Y 130, 500 On Little Sodus Bay. N. Y 16, 444 67( Great Sodus Buy, N. Y 14, 944 1h Pnltneyville, N. Y 9, 200 00 Rondout, iN. Y...... 7, 500 00 Charlotte, N. Y 5, 700 00 Oak Orchard, N Y o, 400 00 Olcott, N. Y. 9, 800 00 Buffalo, N Y 12H 4s( 04 Dunkirk, N Y 35( nno 00 Month of'Black river, N Y 400 oo Marcus Hook, Pa 250 (gl Erie, Pa. . (, 000 nn Wilmington, Dcl. 11, 000 00 Ice harbor at Nesv Castle. Del 22. 000 00 Queenstown, Md. h, 000 00 Worton, i%Id. 12, 000 00 Cambridge, !(Id. 10, 000 00 Baltimore, Md. 100, 000 00 Rocky River, Ohio. 9, 000 00 Ashtabula, Ohio. 21, 000 00 Grand River, Ohio. 30, OUO 00 Port Clinton, Ohio. . 8, 000 00 Black River, Ohio. 25, 996 22 Vermillion, Ohio. . 8, Oon 00 Huron, Ohio. 5, 000 00 Sandusky City, Ohio. . 18, 000 00, Toledo, Ohio 3o,'oon oo Cheboygan, Mich. 15, 000 00 Monroe, Mich. 15, 000 00 Franki'ort, Mich. . 5, 000 00 St. Joseph, Mich. 3, 000 00 South Haven, Mich. 12, 000 00 Saugatuck, Mich. s, ono oo Pere Marquette, Mich. 9, 999 10 Grand Haven, Mich. 15, 000 00 Muskegon, Mich. . 10, oon 00 Black Lake, i%lich. 9, 992 65 White River, Mich. . 9, 996 47 Pent Water, Mich 30, 000 00 Manistee, Mich. 4, 999 13 ' Marquette, Mich. . 50, 000 00 Of refuge on Lake Huron, Mich. 20, 000 00 Of refuge at entrance;it St urgeon Bay Canal. Michigan City, Ind. 60, 000 00 Chicago, Ill. 90, 000 00 Calumet, Ill. 20, 000 00 Of refuge at Calumet, Ill. 40, 000 00 Menomomee, Wis. and Mich. 25, 000 00 Green Bay, IVis. . 10) 000 00 Port Washington, AVis. 15, 000 00 Ahnapee, AVis. . 25, 000 00 Two Rivers, AVis...... , . . . . . 25, 000 00 Manitowoc. IVis. 11, 400 00 Sheboygan, Wis. 18, 000 00 ' Milwaukee, AVis. 25, 000 Keuosha, IVis. . 00, 15, 000 00 I

lVis. ' Superior City, ...... 50, 000 00 Duluth, tlinn .. . . 50, 000 00 I Savannah, Ga. . Mobile, Ala. . 67, 809 60 Galveston, Tex. 000 Scn Francisco, (.';il. 31, 00 1, 500 00 I 863 8(2 5( Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures. 21, 453 69 Total Harbors. . 1. «4. &. 418 88 $1, 842, 418 88 Improri nor Ri oe('.s- St. Croix river, Me. . +1, iNarraguagns river, Ile, , 000 00 ('0 Sullivan river and falls, Me. (. 000 Machias river, Me. 9, 000 00 I,'ono oo RECEIPTS AiVD DIHBURSEftIENTS.

DISBURSEMENTS.

Ordinarr ex- i, nusual and ex- Salaries. penses. ))l(see))ancona, traordinarv

It&)I&rot)ini) I? ii & rs —Continued. Itichn&ond islaml, Me. . 815) 000 00 Kennebec river, Me. 0, 000 00 Royal's river, Me...... 10, 000 OU Haco river, Me. 10) 000 (0) Cocheco river, N, H, 3, 000 00 Merrimac river, 51;iss. . 5, 000 00 Taunton river, M:iss...... , ...... 10, 000 00 Providence river, It. I . 10, UUU OU P;twtucket river, R. I 10, (N)0 00 P;iwcatuck river, R. I . li), 000 UU Otter creek, Vt. '2, 500 00 Thames river, Conti. 19, 000 00 Connecticut river, Conn...... 20, 000 00 Housatonic river, Conn. 15, 000 00 Peconic river, N. Y...... 10, 000 00 Hudson river, N. Y. 3U, 500 00 East river and Hell Gate 290 000 00 Delaware river, N. J. 2, 500 00 Passaic, river, N. J. 5, 000 00 South river, N. J. 3, 000 00 Cohansey creek, N. J 2, 000 00 Hhrewsbury river, N. J. 3, 000 00 Delaware river at Fort Mifllin har. . . . 5, 000 00 Delaware river at Horseshoe shoals 500 00 Channel of Hchuylkill river, Pa. . 38, 500 00 Wicomico river, Md. 5, 000 00 North E'tst river, Md. 10, 000 00 Ship-canal in P;itapsco river and Chesapeake bay. 30, 000 00 Great Kanawha river, W. Va. . . . 5, 000 00 Rapahannock river, Va. 15, 000 00 Nansemond river, Va, . 2, 500 00 James river, Va. 30, 000 00 Monongahela river, Va. . 1, 00U 00 Apponiattox river, Va. 50, 000 00 Aquia creek, Va. . 000 00 Accotink creek, Va...... 5, 000 00 Nomoni creek, Va. 2, 500 00 Cape Fear river, iV. C 100, 000 00 Chaunel in Charlestou harbor, S. C. 30, 000 00 Town creek, S. C...... , ...... 2, 300 00 Ashepo river, H. C...... , ...... 1, 300 00 St. ,John's river, Fla. 10, 000 UO Tombigbee river. 10, 000 00 Mississippi river. 100, 000 00 Mouth of Mississippi river 203, 000 00 Upper Mississippi river 10, 000 00 Falls of Ht. Anthony and navigation of Missis- sippi river. . 80, 000 00 Rock Island rapids, Mississippi river. 130, 700 28 Des Moines rapids, Mississippi river. 400, 000 00 Mississippi, Missouri, Arkansas, and Ohio rivers. . . 117, 1(i2 40 T&tngipahoa river, La, 2, 500 00 White and St. Fraucis rivers, Ark. 9, 000 00 Little Missouri river, Ark. 10, OOU 00 Calcasieu Pass, I.a, . 15, 000 OU Ouichita river, I a. aud Ark 44, 000 00 Tones bayou, La...... """" 20, 000 00 Tennessee river. 105, 000 00 Cumberlaud river, Tcuii. . 20, OUU 00 Bar in Galveston h;iy, Tex 10, 000 00 Cypress b:&you, Tex 22, OUU 00 Ohio river. 170, UUU 00 Falls of Ohio river and l.onisville Ca nal 280, 012 00 Haudusky river, Ohio. . 10, UUU 00 Mauniee river, Ohio. . i, 000 00 Wabixsh river, lcd. . 35, 000 00 Ht. Chiir Fiats C;&ital, Mich. . 5(i, 000 00 St. Clair flats, i%lich . 1) 000 00 Month of Black river, Mich. . 1, ), 000 00 Mouth of Au Hi&hie river, 5liuh. . , ), 019 5U ~ St. Mary's river &in&1 Ht. f)lary's Fidls C;ural. . . . 21, ), 902 UU Illinois river. 14, OOU UU Osage river, Mo. 20, UOU 00 Y;izoo river. 5, 000 00 Wisconsin river. 5:?, 000 ()0 Cnrrant river. & 0')0 00 Fox aud IVisc«uisiii rivers...... 100, 000 00 Minnesotii river, Minn. .. 1, ), UUU UU Upper Willauicttc river, Oreg...... 1, . )U&& 00 Lower )Vill:)n)& (ic river, ()iv 50, 000 00 5 R 84 RL'CEIP'I'S AND DISBURSEMENTS.

D1SBURSE MENTS.

Unusual and ex- Ordinary ex- Yubf&c works. Miscellaneous. To&ul. Salaries. penses. traordinary.

oui»g vers —Coutinued. Imp& Ei 00 Columbia river, Oreg. $41, 000 Upper 64 Lower Willamette and Columbia rivers, Oreg. 9, 206 4'&, Ui&U 00 Snag-boats and dredges on I&iississippi river. Rock Island bridge. 47, Oi&U UO Raft in Red river. 176, (GO 00 Wreck of gunboat " Oregon" in Chefuucte river, La. . 5, 500 00 Dredging Superior bay. 20, 3fi4 UO Breakwater at Block Ish&nd, R. I 64, 996 08 Delaware breakwater, Dela&v:&re bay, 953 40 Breakw»ter at Wilmington, Cal. 149, 000 00 Constructing pier ip Del»w;&rc b»y, uear Le&ves, Del . . 130, 500 00 Examinations and surveys uu Atlantic coast I) 500 00 Examinations and surveys ou northwestern lakes. . . ;)1, f&UO 00 Surveys of northern»nd uorthwesteru lakes 174 9')8 00 Survey of the I"ort Cratiot &nilitary reservation, AIich. '&, 000 00 1&lilitary and geographical surveys west of the AIississippi river. . 71, 989 i4 Examinations aud surveys ou uorthern and northwestern lakes and rivers. lfi2& 259 62 Removiug sunkeu wreck in channel-way off Sandy Hook. 8) 000 00 Purchase of property of the Green Bay aud AIis- sissippi Canal Con&pauy 145, 000 00

4, 530, 023 42 Deduct repaymeuts to appropriations iu excess oi' expenditures. . 754 98

Total Rivers. 4, 529, 268 44

Total Appareut Expenses .. . H, 173, 454 24 $146, 015 Hl $8, 319, 4"/0 05

Deduct reimbursement by Chicago, Rock Island, and Pacific Railroad Company, for expenses incurred at Rock Island bridge, covered into the Treasary as a miscellaneous receipt...... , ...... $177, 320 95 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property...... 12, 322 HH 189, 643 H3 189& 643 83

Total Actual Expenses under Chief Eugiueer. . . 7, 9H3, H10 41 146, 015 81 8) 129, 826 22 Niseelluneo»s- Expenses of Commanding Geueral's office ...... $4, H13 H9 Expeuses of recruiting. . 107, 564 00 Contingencies of Adjutant-General's ofIfice...... 2, 58H .93 Signal Service. . 12, 500 00 Observatiou and report of storms. 338, 000 00 Payment of stoppages or fiaes due iVatioual Asylum for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers. $193 75&0 59 Travelliag expeuses of California and Nevada volunteers. 28, 000 00 Travelling expenses of 1st Michigan cavalry. o00 00 Commutation of rations to prisoners of war in rebel States. . 2, 000 00 Draft and substitute fund. 42, 792 84 Appliances for disabled soldiers. 8, 000 00 Transportation of iusaue volunteer soldiers. I, 000 00 Support of Freedn&en's Hospital and Asylum, Washingtou, D. C. . . . . , . 72&, 000 00 Support of Bureau oi' Refugees, F&rcedmeu, aud Abandoaed L&uuls, (reguh&r) 93, 924 79 Support of Bureau pf Refugees, I"&'eedn&cn, and Abaudoued ands, (transfer). I. 12, 871 95 Horses and other property lost in the n&ilitary service 99, 975 85 Rein&bursiug the State of' Kans»s f'or &uilitary expenses . 336, 817 37 Reimbursing I&eutucky for militia expeuses during the rebelliou. 525) 25H 72 Rei'&m&li» ~ to Bf;&tea expenses iucurred iu raisiug volunteers ...... , .. 758, 110 31 Transportation, services, and supplies of Oregon aud — Washington volunteers, in 1855 '56 ...... '10131 66 Pay of Oregon aad Washington volunteers, in 1855— '56 . 9, 591 41 RECFIPT8 AND DISBIJRSEMENTS.

DISBURSE MENTS.

Ordinary ex- l.'nusual and ex- Tot:&l, Salaries. l&eases. Public works. Vtiseellaneous. traordinary.

13Iiscellaneotrs —Contin uetl. Defraying expenses of lninute men and volun-

teers in Pennsylvania, ) Maryland, Ohio, In- diana, and Keutucky. 82&)(. 762,'3'& Suppressing Indian hostilities in Montana . 4'), ). 000 00 Supplying arms and munitions of war to loyal citizens in revolted States. . 945 3H Contingencies of the A. rmy, (regulars . St(5&, 120 43 Contingencies of the Army, (transfer). 'l,, 909 94 Secret-service fuml, (transfer) .. '&, 013 32 Expenses of military couvicts. . ;)7, 480:38 Extension of military reservation at Can&p Mo- have 14, 219 00 Capture of Jetierson Davis. 2, 051 00 Bronze equestriau statue of I.ieutenant-General Winfield Scott...... „.„. „...... „. 84&, 000 00 Allowance for reduction of wages under eight- hour law. 158, 632 56 Claims of loyal citizeus for supplies furnished during the rebel liou . 927, 910 19 Judgment against C renville M. Dodge and others. . . . 5&00 00 Relief of loyal citizens of' Loudoun county, Va. . . 61, 821 13 Relief of C. H. Thompsou. 3& 100 00

' Relief of S. B., G. W. , and J. W. Mitchell and W. Webster. 2 592 8( Relief of legal heirs of George T. Wiggins ...... 1, 000 00 Relief of Mary M. Clark. 1, 202 00 Relief of T. B. Stewart and A. McConn. 1, 443 36 Relief of Omaha iVational Bank. . 1, 503 96 13elief of G-. W. Phelps. . 555 00 13clief of T. D. West...... , .. . . . , . . . . . , .. . . . „. 910 00 Relief of Albert Grant...... , ...... , . .. 40; 906 63 Pielief of T. F. Spencer 100 00 Relief of Berm Pitman. 3, 200 00 Relief of Harriet Spring 8, 510 67 Relief of Theodore Adams. 112) 740 76 Relief of Harriet W. Pond. 1 000 00 Relief of Beverly B. Botts and others . 1 990 lt3 l&elief of J. F. J;&ques. . 6, r19 00 13elief of Williani Webster 4, 208 33 Relief of O. J. Jennings . . 8, 132 95 Relief of E. A. Sawyer o) 000 00 Belief of Wm. Spence 24, 290 80 Relief of Dr. W. J. C. Duhamel. 600 00 Relief of George Reber. 797 15 Relief of Horace Tyler 34, 988 53 Relief of Mary Love. . 2 000 00 Rolief of Minerva Lewis, administratrix. 000 00 Relief of Charles Trichler 300 00 Relief of Wm. Bayne, trustee. . .), )(l 00 Relief of Warren i3. Moore. 293 .&8 Relief of, Jesse E. I'cyton. . 684 45 Relief of Julia P. I.ynde, (minor). 260 68 13elief of P. ,J. Burchell. 318 05 Relief of Thomas E. Tutt t3i Co. (95 7H Relief of heirs of Tho&uas Lawson. . 4, 600 00 Relief of suiferers on steamer "San Francisco"...... 79 62 Relief of Levi J. Yoweli. 104 50 P&. elief of C. H. Mallory k Co 4, 160 00 Relief of Henry E. ,lanes 296 00 Relief of Margaret Merklein. 600 00 Relief of B. H. Raudall. 300 00 Relief of Milo Pratt. 2 000 00

4, 098, 1H2 90 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures . 34, 961 31

Total Apparent Fxpenses. 634, 209 89 42, OUO 00 4. 063, 221 59 $4, 739, 431 48

Deduct amount received and covere&l into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property. . . 192 23 192 23

Total Actual Expenses, War Miscellaneous. .. . 634, 017 66 42, 000 00 4, 063, 221, &9 4, 739, 2,'39 '25)

Total Apparent Expenses, 1V:&r Department. . $13, 411, 118 45 $19) 170):375 86 $9 30H;)H5) 5&r 8215) 075 78 85&, 291, H('& 24 $47, 397, 027 90

Total Actual Expenses, War Department. . . . . 1'3, 411, 118 45 17, 999, 885 H9 9, 118, 941 (4 215, 075 r 8 5, 291, H(2 24 4t&, (rltk H44 10 RL&'CEIPTS AND DlSBURSLMENTS.

DISBURSEMENTS.

Unnsua) and ex- Ordinary ex Put&)ic works. Miscellaneous. Total. Sslal'ics. penses. traordinary.

NAVY DEPARTMENT. Salaries— O(flee of Secretary of Navy...... f46, 214 06 Bureau of Yards and Docks ...... "" . " 12 (iH5 00 Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting...... 11 ')ll0 00 Bureau of Navigation 6 285 05 Bureau of Ordnance. 9, «60 00 Bureau of Construction and Repair...... 12, 960 00 Bureau of Steam-Engi»eering ...... 7, 760 00 Bureau of Provisions and Clothing...... 14, 500 77 Bureau of Medicine and Surgery...... 4, 960 00 Superintendent, tkc. , Navy Department building. . 5, 290 00

Contingent E(&upenses— Navy Department building . bti, 927 OH Once of Secretary of Navy. 4, 97(4 4( Bureau of Yards and Docks. 799 86 Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting . 75() 00 Bureau of Navigation. 796 03 Bureau of Ordnance. 799 42 Bureau of Construction and Repair . HOO 00 Bureau of Steam-Engi»eering . 797 81 Y&ureau of Provisions and Clothing. .. 797 47 Bureau of Medicine and Surgery. 3(J9 40

Total Navy Department Proper. .. 122&174 HH 17, 842 44 8140, 017 32

NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT.

3far(ne Corps— Pay of Marine Corps. . $787, 647 64 Provisions, Marine Corps. $137, 010 63 Clothing, Marine Corps. 123, 790 54 Fuel, Marine Corps. 31, 546 '73 Military stores, Marine Corps. . 9, 9H3 41 Transportatio~ and recruiting, Marine Corps. . . 14, 037 '75 I&epairs of barracks, Marine Corps. . 10, 000 00 Forage for horses, Marine Corps. 6, 000 00 Quarters for o(Iicers, Marine Corps. . 16, 500 00 Contingent, Marine Corps...... 35, 000 00

Total Marine Corps. . . 787, 647 64 383, 869 06 &&il , 171, «16 70

-Bureau of Yards and Docks— Navy-yard at Portsmouth, N. H. $158& 590 67 Navy-yard at Boston, Mass. . 85, 5H4 (il Navy-yard at New York, N. Y 13(i, 222 9H Navy-yard at Philadelphia, Pa 40, 145 5H, Navy-yard at Washington, D. C ...... , ...... , '7(i, 070 26 PIavy-yard at Norfolk, Va. . &J9 4()5 64 Navy-yard at Pensacola, Fla, 24, 620 53 Navy-yard at Mare Island, Cal 419& 397 31 Naval station at League Island, Pa 189, 399 63 Naval station at New London, Conn. 19, 528 49 Naval station at Rey West, Fla. . 19, 307 66 Naval station at Sackett's Harbor, N. Y 437 05 Naval asylunl at Philadelphia, Pa. 5o, 552 75 Naval cemetery at Philadelphia, Pa. . 1 14 Emergencies at naval stations 49, 232 76 Civil establishment, Yards and Docks . $156, 50H 99 Conti»gc»t ...... 929, 047 12 Protecting tiluber lands. . 6 797 24 Flo;lti»g iron dock. 90 00 Purchase of Gatling guns and ammunition. .. « 407 60 1, 09'7, 850 95 Deduct repay&»e»ts to appropriations in excess of expenditures. 7 82 Expenses. Total Apparent 1, 097, 843 13 I, 370, 5H7 06 430 19 Deduct anlount received and covered into the ' $2& 468, Tressury us proceeds of Government property. .l. . 97', ) 4, 14 4. 979 14 Total Actual Expenses, Bureau of Yards and Docks. 1, 092, 863 99 1& 370, 587 06 2, 463, 451 05

Bureau of Equips(ettt and B(((»('(&'»(g- Eqnipment of vess( ls. . $1, 704, 30& 41 Civil establishment, Equipment and Recruiting. . . 30 195 55 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS.

DLRBURSEMENTS.

Ordinary ex- 1&unseal al&d e&&- Total. Salaries. penses. Public works. . Miscellaneous. traordinary.

Bureau of Eluipment and Beeruiiing —Continued. Contingent, Equipnlent and Recruiting. $98& 026 19 Enlistment bounties to seamen . 4 629 27

) 4' Total Apparent Expenses .. I, 837, 156 42 , $1, &(37, 156 Deduct amount received aud covered iuto the Treasury as proceeds of Governulent property. . . . 27, 324 75 :&7, 3&1 75 Total Actual Expenses, Purenu of Equip- nlent nnd Recruiting .. I 809& 831 67 1, 809, 831 67 &

Bureau of iVamgation- Navigation and navigation supplies. $246, 377 36 Civil establishment& iVavigation. . 12, 404 44 Naval Aca(Iemy. 190, 654 07 Naval Observatory. . 24, 299 24 Nautical Almanac 24, 508 28 Nautical instruments. . 322 15 Refracting telescope. 12& 500 00 Tower for refracting telescope. 7, 494 00 Purchase of instruments for observation of transit of Venus. . 4 9P5 9P Contingent, Navigation. . 6, 700a28 Surveying Isthmus of Darien for ship-canal...... 5& 000 00 Surveying Tehunntepecand Nicnrnguaship-canal. . . 13, 074 39

Total Apparent Expenses. 54H& 240 11 $548, 240 11 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Govermnent property. . . 6, 091 69 6, 091 69 Total Actual Expenses, Bureau of Naviga- tion 542, 14H 42 542 148 42 Bureau of Ordnan&(e- Ordnance and ordnance stores. $754& 325 13 Civil establislunntt, Ordnance. 14, 630 &94 Torpedo-boats 383, 611 97 Contingent, Ordnance . 947 55

Total Apparent Expenses. I 153 515 59 $1 153 515 59 Deduct amount received aml covered into the Trensury as proceeds of Covernment property. . . 6, 531 72 6, 531 72

Total Actual Expenses, Bureau of Ordilauce. . . . 1, 146, 983 8'l 1, 146, 983 H7 Bureau of Construction and Beyai(— Construction and repair. . $3, 563, 883 88 Civil establishment, Construction and Repair. . . . . 75, 121 07 Contingent, Construction nnd Repnir. 10 57 Construction of eight steam-vessels of wnr...... 885, 042 02 Right to use Gornuan &t'e Hiegfried's process of tempering steel 10, 000 00 Right to manufacture aud use the En&ery 8; Cheney patent elastic chain-stopper and surge- relicvcr. 12, 000 00

Total Apparent Expenses. . 4, D46, 057 54 i4 546 057 D4

Deduct amount received nnd covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Governntent property. .. 277, 175 41 277, 175 41 Total Actual Expenses, Bureau of Construc- tion nnd Repair 4, 268, HH2 13 4, 268, 882 13 Bt(reau of Steam-Engineering— Steam-machinery . $1, 641, 769 05 Civil establishment, Steam-Engineering . 40) 215 27 Contingent, Steam-Engineering. 114 68

Total Apparent Expenses .. 1, 682, 099 00 $1, 68'&, 099 00 Deduct amount received nnd covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property. . . . 10, 312 57 10 312 5&7 Total Actual Expense~, Bureau of Steam-En- - t' gineering. . 1, 671, (86 43 1, 671, , 43 Bureau of I'&o(isirn(s «»d Clotbing- Provisions, Navy . . $o 35(, 48tl H3 '&8') Clotlnn(&$5 N@yy 274 53 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS.

DISBURSEMENTS.

Unusual ex- Ordinary ex- Public works. Miscellaneous. and Total, Salaries. penses. traordinary.

Bureau of P& osisio)ts arul Clotlsi)tg —Continued. Civil establishment, Provisions and Clothing. . . $13, 226 14 Contingent, Provisions and Clothing. 122, 718 83

Total Apparent Expenses . 2, "167, 721 33 $2) 76'l, 721 33

Deduct amouut received and covered iuto the Treasury as proceeds of Covernment property. . .. 6), 364 30 6, 364 30 Total Actual Expenses Bureau of Provisions and Clothing. 2, 761, 357 03 2, 761, 357 03

Bureau of iVetlieine anti Surgery— Surgeons' necessaries and appliances. I»72& 488 74 Repairs and improvements of hospitals. 31, 761 80 Naval-hospital fund. 45, 762 60 Civil establishtuent...... 77& 229 46 Contingeut . 27, 570 26

254, H12 H6 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures. . 1 40

Total Apparent Expenses. 254, 811 46 $254, 811 46 r Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property. . . . 106 16 106 16 Total Actual Expenses, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery. 254, 705 30 254) 705 30

3fiseells ueous- Pay of the Navy. . $6. 031, 038 09 Coutingent, Navy. $144, 599 30 '-Prize-money to captors. . 251, 831 49 'fBounty for destruction of enemy's vessels. . $133) 802 28 Medals of honor. 7 00 Indemnity for lost clothing. . 33, 038 11 Repairs of barracks, Mare Island, Cal. 355) 89 Payments on contra)cts prior to March 4, 1869...... 29, 955 00 Allowance for reductiou of wages under eight- hour law. 110, 253 04 Funeral expenses of Admiral Farragut 2, 000 00 Relief of wi&lows, drc. , of offtcers of the "Levant" .. . 288 00 Relief of widows, &tee. ) of those lost iu the brig "Grautpus ". 270 00 Relief of officers and men of the "Cumberland" and "Cougress" . 60 00 "Relief of officers and men of the ' Baron de Kalb" 50 00 Relief of widows, drc. , of United States steamer "Oneida" 674 40 Relief of surviving off)cere of the "Republic of Texas" 6) 000 00 Relief of R. M. Green, for patent. 10, 000 00 Relief of children of O. H. Perryman. . 2& 160 02 Relief of children of O. H. Perryman aud others. . . 7, 103 46 Relief of Sarah A. Ward. 000 00 Relief of the heirs of Bestor. 5, George C. 125) 000 00 Relief of Mrs. F. S. Buchanan. 2'77 Relief of John B. Fmerson. 5& 46 610 00 Relief of George R. Wilson. . 25, 20& 000 Relief of Joseph Wescott. . 00 2, 325 00 Payment to captors of rebel ram "Albemarle ".. . .. Payment to officers and crew of United States 202) 912 90 steamer " Kearsarge" 141) 377 00 459, 786 79 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures. . 194, 279 99

Total Apparent Expenses .. . . 6, 031, 038 09 265) 506 80 800& 163 56 $7& 096& 708 45 Deduct from "Prize money to captors" the amounts received from- Na val pension fund...... $164 13 Sale of flat-boat aud steamer "Gov- ernorA. Mouton"...... 3, 581 00 &Sale of rebel ram "Albemarle". .. .. 202, 912 20 And covered into the Treasury as "Miscellaneous receipts" uuder the head of prize cases. RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS.

DISBUIlSZMENTS.

Ordinary ex- Unusual and ex- Total. Sal r&es pensee, Public works Miscellaneous. traordinary.

Miscellaneous —Continued. Deduct amountreceived and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property...... $5, 823 22 $212, 4RO 55 H'12 480 o() '&' Total Actual Expenses, Navy Miscellaneous. $6, 031, 038 09 $53, 026 25 $800& 163 56 6 RR( 90

Total Apparent Expenses, Navy Department $6, 940, HfiO fil 814, 554, 662 HH /if 370 587 06 $800, 163 56 $23, 666, 27 i 11

R2 Total Actual Expenses, Navy Department. . o 6, 040& 860 61 14, 003&296 59 I, 3 I 0, 587 06 800, 163 56 23, 11-1, 907

INTERIOR DEPARTMENT. Salaries— Office Secretary of the Interior...... $55, 539 (92 General Land Office. 260, 493 48 Secretary to sign land patents ...... 500 OO Office Commissioner of Indian Affairs . . . 59, 130 20 Oflice Commissioner of Pensions...... 456, 021 26 Oflice Commissioner of Patents...... , . . . . . 4fi7, HOO 00 Office Commissioner of Education...... , . . :34, R35 79 '344 Watchmen 21, 35 l

Contingent Expenses— OfIice Secretary of the Interior. 811, 992 95 General Land Office. 19, 974 73 Office Commissioner of Indian AfFairs...... 4, 969 2:3 Office Commissioner of Pensions. .. 74, 863 75 Office Commissioner of Patents. 90& 000 00 Rent of rooms for Pension Office, 6(c.. 15 991 64 Rent of building for Interior Department...... 15, 350 00 Repairs of building for Interior Department s(10& 000 00 Fuel, lights, etc. . 18, 200 00 i Packing Congressional documents. . 6& 979 90 Copies of drawings, offlce Commissioner of Patents '. . . 59, 972 26 Photolithographing, oflice Commissioner of Pat- ents. 40, 000 00 Plates for Patent-Offic Oflicial Gazette. 40, 000 00

Total Apparent Expenses .. . 1, 355, 665 00 398, 294 46 10, 000 00 '. $1, 763, 959 46 Deduct from salaries, Patent Office, $467, 800; contingent expenses, Patent Office, $90, 000; copies of drawings, Patent Office, ft59, 972. 26; photolithographing, $40, 000, and from plates& ' for Patent-Office Oflicial Gazette, $36&157.57& there having been received and cov&ered into the Treasury, as a revenue from fees on letters patent, $693&929.83...... $467, 800 00 Deduct from s&alaries, Land Office, the amount received and covered into the Treasury as a revenue from exempliflcation of papers an d records...... 5, 003 15, 472, 803 15 226& 129 83 69H, 932 98

Total A. ctual Expenses, Interior Department ' Proper HH2, 861 85 1(2, 164 63 10, 000 00 . . 1, 065, 026 48

PUBLIC LANDS Salanies— Office surveyor-general of Arizona...... $6, 09;3 97 Office surveyor-general of California...... 21, 61fi (i3 Office surveyor-general of Colorado...... 7, 99H f&5 Oflice surveyor-general of Dakota...... 8, 334 05 Office surveyor-general of Florida...... 5, 947 27 Office surveyor-general of Idaho...... , . . . 6, 915 85 . . . 824 16 Offfce surveyor-general of Kansas ...... ~ H, Office surveyor-general of Louisiana...... ' 7, 125 00 , Ofllce surveyor-general of Minnesota...... 13, 220 45 Oflice surveyor-general of Montaua ...... 8, 206 01 Office surveyor-general of Nebraska aud Iowa. . . . 11, 9:32 4H ' Office surveyor-general of Nevada...... H, 793 13 Office surveyor-general of New Mexico. . „...... 8, 7'12 56 Oflice surveyor-general of Oregon...... „.„„, 8, 071 91 Office surveyor-general of Utah...... „.. „ 6, 863 05 Oflice surveyor-general of Washington Territory. . 8, &21 82 Oflice surveyor-general of Wyoming...... , 8, 666 54 Recorder of land titles in Missouri„. . . . . , . . . , 125 00 Salaries and commissions of registers and re- ' ceivers. 365& 395 35 40 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS.

DISBURSEMENTS.

end ex- Ordinary ex- Unusual Total. Miscellaneous. & rsordinary. Salaries. penses. Public works.

Contingent Expenses Office surveyor-general in Arizona. . . $1, 238 55 Office survevor-general in California. H, 290 95 Office surveyor-general in Colorado . 2, 000 21 Office surveyor-geueral in Dakota. 1, H13 00 Office surveyor-geueral in Florida 1, 010 25 Office surveyor-general iu Idaho. . 2, 285 59 Office surveyor-geueral in Kausas. 2, 212 92 Office surveyor-geiieral in Lonisiana, . 2, 250 35 Office surveyor-general in Minnesota. . 2, 004 90 Office surveyor-general in Montsna. 2, 210 65 Office surveyor-general in Vebraska and Iowa...... 2, 520 04 Office surveyor-general in Vevada. 3, 362 13 Office surveyor-general in New Mexico. 2, 201 46 Office surveyor-general in Oregon. 2, 011 78 Office surveyor-general in Utah. 1, 599 85 Office surveyor-general in Washington Territory. . . . 1&967 10 Office surveyor-general in Wyoming. 1, 895 72 Contingent expenses of land offices. 38, 258 08 Expenses of depositing public moneys. . 10, 481 70 Depredations on public timber 5, 027 62 Surveying public lands in Arizona. . $13, &)37 57 Surveying public lands in California. 07, 620 23 Surveying public lands in Colorado . 51, 137 04 Surveying public lands in Dakota. 5,'3, 970 44 Surveying pnblic lands in Florida. . 13, 357 20 Surveying pnblic lands in Idaho. . 22, .36o 17 Surveying public lands iu Kansas ((), 594 11 Surveying pnblic lands in Louisiiina .. 16, 383 71 Surveying public lands iu Minnesota. . 72, 493 01 Surveying public lands in Montana. 50, 981 61 Surveying public lands in Nebraska. 49, 934 84 Surveying public lands in Nevada. . 55, 052 35 Surveying public lands in New Mexico. 17, 088 33 Surveying public lands in Oregon. 54, 689 47 Surveying public lands in Utah. 15, 756 72 Surveying public lands in Washington Territory. . . . 50, 901 29 Surveying public lands in Wyoming. . 46, 483 67 Survey of eastern boundary of California...... 9, 571 87 Survey of western bouudary of Kansas . 8, 293 00 Survey between the 90th and 98th meridians, India, n Territory. 61, 186 48 Survey of the Colorado of the West. 20, 000 00 Survey of reservations in Oregon 17, 205 75 Survey of eastern boundary of Nevada. 200 00 Survey of t' he Vigil and Ht. Vrain private-land claims in Colorado. 35 70 Surveying public lands in Colorado, grant to Kansas Pacific Railroad Company. 4& 213 91 Geological survey of the Territories. 125, 000 00 Maps of public lands...... 3, 000 00 Illustrations for report on geological surveys. 20, 000 00 Deposits by individuals for expeuses of surveying public lands . 131, 006 00 Indemnity for swauip-lands. . . 3, 7(99 96 Repayment for lands erroneously sold. 32, 480 27 Five-per-ceut. fund, State of Minnesota. 18, 8()1 50 Five-per-cent. fund, State of Michigan. . 28) 723 20 Five-per-cent. fund, State of Nevada. 86 32 Five-per-cent. fund, State of Oregon. . 9& 1'72 01 Five-per-cent. fund, Sf&ate of Wisconsin. 47, 970 05 Five-per-cent. fund, Htate of Iowa. . 9, Hll 91 Five-per-cent. fund, State of Nebraska. . 78, 377 12 Five-per-cent. fund, State of' Ohio. 850 73 Five-per-cent. fund, State of Kansas. . 40, 615 87 Three-per-cent. fund, State of Missonri 979 18 Three-per-cent. fund, State of Ohio. . 1)51H 23 Two-per-cent. fnnd, State of Missouri. . 052 79

Total Apparent Expenses. . . $521, 596 HB 95, 255 56 1, 401, 971 27 $2, 018, 823 71 Deduct thc amounts under the heads of "Two, three, and five per cent. fnnds to States, " it being the per ceutum of the proceeds of public lands sold within their limits, aud which has been covered into the Treasury as sales of public lands...... , ...... , ...... $237, 624 91 Deduct amount of "Indemnity for swamp-lands, " it being a retnrn of the purchase-money paid for lands errone&yusly sold, covered into the Treasury as sales of public lands. 3) 799 96 RI:CI:I P'I'8 AND DISBURSEMENTS. 41

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Uuusual and ex Salaries, Ordinary ex- Pu)))ie works. Miseellaneons Total. i pensee. traordiuary

Cont(n Jecnt Expenses —Continued. Deduct amount of" Deposits by individuals for expenses for surveying public lands, " it heing an excess of moneys deposited by individuals for expenses of surveying public lands ...... $1 &(I, 950 7! Deduct anmunt of "Repayment for lands erroneously sold)" it being refunded to purchaser)s for lands erroneously sold to them, covered into the Tre&usury as sales! of public lands ...... 32, 486 27 $4nn, R(H 91 Deduct from "Salaries aml commissions of registers aml receivers, " $365&, 39)&. 3,&; from "Con- tingent expenses, land offi)ces, " $38, 258. 08; and from "Expenses of depositing public moneys, " $10, 481.76; there haviug been received and covered into the Treasury, as a revenue fron) fees for services rem1ered hy these ofIIcers! $637)407. 90) leo, ving an excess of receipts overthe expemlitures of $223, 2'72, 71.. 8365&, 395& 35& 84&( 739 84 $814, 997 10

' Si&6 Total Actual Fxpenses, Publi( I, ands . . 15&6, 201 53 46, 515 72 1, 001, 109;16 1, o03, 61

Metropolitetn Police- Halaries and expenses. $189!230 00 $15 945 78 $, )O;&, 17, &

Bcnefici nri es- Current expenses, Government Hospital for the I))sane . $1'. «, ?+4 99 Buildings, Government Hospital for the Iusane. .. . $43, sno oo Grounds, )Government Hospital for the Ins;)ne. 13,'000 OO

Current expenses, Columbia Hospital for Wou)en ~ and Lying-in Asylnm. . 1+. :100 00 ~ Bnildings, Colnmhia FIospital for Women and I.ying-in Asylum . 47, ono oo Current expenses, Columbia Institution for the Deaf and Du)uh. . 48, (6)() 00 Buildiugs, Colun&bia Institntion for the Deaf and Dumb . 76, 000 00 Maryland Iustitution for the Blind, I 4's '13 Current expeuses, National Soldiers' and Sailors' Orphans' Home. $15), 000 00 Hospital buildings on, Judiciary square. . 3, ooo no

Total Beneficiaries. 15, 000 00 179, 8(N) 00 209, 013 32 $403, 813 32

Mixes(foneous- Preservation of collectious of the Hmithsonian Institution . $15, noo oo Completing I)all of the Smithsonian Institutiou. . . $]0, 000 00 Smithsonian Institution . 000 00 Capitol exteusiou. . 61, 354 65, Annual repairs of Capitol. 101 000 00 New dome of Capitol. 3 975 19 Heating apparatus, Library of Congress. 2! 000 00 Extension of Capitol grounds...... 684, 199 15 Grading and filling Capitol grounds...... 40, 000 00 Pueumatic tube fro)n Capitol to Government Printing Office. 15, OOO OO Paviug roadway, sidewalks, and curbing in the District of Colnmbia. 1, 432, 803 26 Filliug the Washington canal. 68', 23o on Buildings and grounds, Reform School of the District of Columbia. . 100, 000 00 Jail for the District of Colnmbia o5& ! 022 60 Purchasse oi' "Club House, " Charleston, H. C...... 102 08 Peniteutiary, Wyoming Territory...... 3O9 OO Penitentiary, Idaho Territory...... 240 15& Penitentiary. Washiugtou Territory. )96 0, ) Examination of titles, extension of Capitol grounds. . I, 000 00 Statistical atlas of the United States. . $5, 000 00 Book of records, office of register of deeds, Dis- trict of Columbia. I! 650 00 Law library for the Territory of Colorado . 2) 500 00 Expenses of eighth census 3o, O54 59 Expenses of ninth censu~...... '. . 37, 377 20 Reiu)burse)neut to marshal~, ninth ««usus. ~, 830 b5 6z 42 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS

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lliscellaneous —Continued. Maps to illustrate the quarto volumes of the 82&&, 000 00 niuth census . $14, 000 00 Relief of Elizabeth S. Brewer, executrix. 250 00 i Relief of &lrs. D. Jay Brown. 1oo oo i Relief of Geo. W. Sturtevant...... r. 200 (3 Relief of 51. P. Har&lin. 1, 000 00 Paylnent to Standish & P&allard. Capitol, and refitting hall of Representatives. $10, 000 00

.&Or& 032 13 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures. 107 80

r&, H87 ' l. 550 73 654, 50 Total Apparent Expenses. 23 650 00 2 503, 924 33 110, 762 44 $2, Deduct amouut received aud covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Covernment property. . . 38 ?3

550 73', s, &l Total Actual Expenses, Iuterior Miscellaneous. . 23, 613 77 2, o04, 924 33 110, 702 44 15, 2, 054, 27 Pensions— 52 widows aud others. 829, 454, 417 Army pensions to . '472', 473 38 pensions to widovrs and others. . & Navy 326 02 Navy pensiou fund. 7, 29 934 217 52 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures. 4. 79O 00 ~ Total Pensions. . 29, 359, 426 86 $29, 359, 426 86

INDIAN AFFAIRS.

F«lfilling Treaties &oitl&- Apaches, Kiowas, and Comanches. . 8116, 927 46 Arapahoes and Cheyennes of Upper Arkansas river '» 8 86 Arickarees, Gros Ventres, and Mandans...... , . .. . 68, 4HO 97 Assiuaboines...... 22, 308 20 Bannocks .. . 3, 270 30 Blackfeet, Bloods, and Piegans. 49, 730 08 Chastas, Scotons, and Umpquas. 1& 036 07 Calapooias, Molallas, and Clackamas of Willa- Iuette valley. 5, 855 53 Cheyennes and Arapahoes. 00, 674 7( Chickasaws. 3, 000 00 Chippewas, Boise Forte band. 16, 148 73 Chippewas of Lake Superior 34, 854 07 Chippewas of the Mississippi. 82, 228 33 Chippewas of the Mississippi, and Pillager and Lake Winnebagoshish bands of Chippewas...... 11, 080 00 Chippewas, Pillagers, and Lake Winnebagoshish ' bands. 29, 729 50 Chippewas of Red Lake and Pembina tribe of Chippewas. 42, 666 62 Choctaws...... 30, 032 89 Confederated tribes and bands in Middle Oregon. . . .. 11, 372 09 Creel-s. 74, 045 58 Crows. 245 512 49 D'Wamish and other allied tribes in Washington, .. . . . 14& 086 26 Flatheads and other confederated tribes. 18, 848 09 Gros Ventres. 22, 920 65 Iowas. 3, 816 80 Kansas. . . . 10, 675 02 Kick apoos...... 10, 381 50 Klaluaths and Modo& s. . 25, H14 32 Makahs. . 8, 600 00 IVIonomonees . 13, 436 80 Mianfies of Eel River. 1, 099 9H Miamies of Indiana 12, 941 69 Miamies of Kansas...... 6, 657 59 Mixed Shoshoues, Bannocl-s, and Sheepeaters...... 36, 822 98 Molels. . 8, 613 56 Navgjoes. 94, 991 50 Nez Perces. 51, 731 24 Nisqually, Puyal1 up, and other tribes and bands. . . . . 9, 242 40 Northern Cheyenues and Arapahoes. 178, 211 15 Omahas. . 24, 497 93 Osages. 15, 000 00 Otoes and Missourias 8, 710 45 Pawne& s. 02, 23H 5H Poue:&s . 30, 096 33 RECE1PTS AND DISBURSEMENTS.

DISBURSEMENTS.

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Fatfrttinit Trertties u)itk —Continued. Pottawatomies...... '5)l52 790 64 Pottawatomies of Huron. 400 00 Quapaws...... 4, 7H'& 70 Qui-nai-elts aml Quil-leh-utes. . 8, 100 00 River Crows. 31, 624 24 Rogue Rivers 3, 522 74 Sacs and Foxes of the Mississippi 111, 824 81 Sacs and Foxes of the Missouri. 9, 128 05 Seminoles. 35, 998 H5 Senecas. 2, 660 00 Senecas and Shawnees ...... 2,'O0O OO Senecas of New York. 11.902 50 Shoshones, Easteru, western, Northwestern, and Coship bands...... 14, 368 36 Shoshones and Banuocks. . Ho, 815 85) Six Nations of New York. 4,'2, 58 OO Sioux of Dakota, Blackfeet, Lower Brule, aud, other bands. 2, 676 65 Sioux of different tribes, including Santee Sioux of Nebraska...... ~ 2, 224, H66 48 Sioux, Yankton tribe. 83, ;)47 95 Sisseton and Wahpeton and Santee Sioux of Lake Traverse and Devil's l.ake. 74, 518 29 S'Klallams. 10, 042 o7 Suakes, Wall-pah-pee tribe . . 1, 503 12 Senecas, Shawuees, Quapaws, Peorias, Ottawas, Wyandottes, ?kc. . 2, 140 50 Tabequache, Muache, Capote, Weemiuuchc, Yampa, Grand River, aud Uiutah bands of Utes. . . 103, 766 89 Umpquas, Cow Creek band. . 611 00 Utahs, Tabequache band 12, 172 95 Umpquas and Calapooias of Umpqua valley, Oregon 4 454 04 Walla-Walla, Cayuse, and Umatilla tribes...... 19, 965 59 Winnebagoes. . 01, 103 32 Wyandottes. . 16, 703 56 Yakamas. '&0, 554 33 Cherokees, proceeds of lands...... :...... 13, 44H 77 Iowas, proceeds of lands...... 1H 00 Kansa)s, proceeds of lands...... 7, 557 30 Kaskaskias, Peorias, Weas, and Piankeshaws, proceeds of lands. 83 35 Kickapoos, proceeds of lands. . 246 70 Pottawatomies, proceeds of lands. . . . 5, 336 7H Otoes and Miss)ourias, proceeds of lands ...... 1, 000 00 Shawuees, proceeds of lands. 27 71 Stockbridges, proceeds of lands. . 1, 000 00 Menomonees, proceeds of lands. . 3, 900 00

4, 634, 342 05 Deduct repayments to appropriatious in excess of expenditures. 2, 021 22

Total Apparent Expenses. 4, 632, 320 83 320 , 8 l, 632, 83 Deduct from " Fulfilling treaties" (proceeds of lands) $32, 618.61, there haviug been received and covered iuto the Treasury, as revenue from sales of Indian trust lands, $812, 246. 58, leaving au excess of receipts over the expenditures of $785, 627. 97;. 32, 618 61 3'&, 018 01

2'& Total Actual Expenses, Fulfilling Treaties. . . 4, 599,) 702 22 4, l)99, 702)

Trust F)))«is- Cherokee uational l'und. . f41, 107 22 Cherokee school fund. 39 0')') 01 Cherokee orphan fund. 14, ')0] Chickasaw national fuml. 85)' 533 H Chippewa;md Christi;u) Indians fund. :), 760 5)H Choctaw gener;)1 fund 27, 05)5) 63 Choctaw school fund 3, -lH;) 53 Creek orphan fund. . 3, li)9 70 Delaware general fuud 50, 393 17 Iowa fund. 11, 8;ll 07 Kansas' school t'xu)d. . 1, 291 67 Kickapoos' general fund. . 8, 883 93 Kaskaskia„Peoria, lVe, ), ai)d Piaukcshaws' school fund. 3, 909 Oo ~ s

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Ordinary ex- l. n usual and ex- Salaries. penses. Public works. Miscellaneous traordinary. general and .'If(s& rllr& ur&I us Ezpe&) ses —Coutinued. Civilization of Winnebagoes. SR:1, 193 13 Civilization fund. 910 9;) Presents to Indians. 670 01 Presents and provisions to Indians. . 13, 090 66 Provisions for Indians. . 2& 364 91 Vaccination of Indians. .. 1, 15&O 00 Bnildings at agencies and repairs. 11, 631 62 Rescuing prisoners from Indians. . 494 62 Holding a general council of Cherokees, Creeks, Seminoles, Choctaws, and Chickasaws. 0, 000 00 Buildings for Choctaw and Chickasaw agencies...... 5, 000 00 Maintaining peace amoug and with the various tribes and bands. 5& 124 29 Payment of dedciency incurred by Austin Wiley, late superintendent in California...... '. . . . 1&146 16 Payment of indebtedness left by Charles Maltby& ~ late superintendent iu California...... 102 48 Expenses of the Indian commissioners 12, 238 29 Expenses of Indiau delegation visiting Washiug- ton, in 1870. 16, 049 30 Purchase of land in White Earth reservation, in i Minnesota, for Pembina band of Chippewas...... 25, 000 00 Settlement of E'embina hami of Chippewas on White Earth reservation, in Miunesota...... 10, 000 00 Collecting and supporting Wichita and other a!llliated bands 51, 453 39 Removal of stray bands of Winnebagoes and Pot- towatomies, in Wisconsin. . 5, 833 00 Collecting and supporting Apaches of Arizoua and New Mexico. . 438, 687 63, Removing Flathead Indians. . 5, 996 40 ' Collecting and subsisting roving bands of Kick- apoos and other Indians on borders of Texas and Mexico. . 11, 998 63 Collecting and locating Colorado River Indians in Arizona. 8& 191 13 Removal and settlement of Chippewas of I.ake Superior 20, 000 00 Subsistence of friendly Indians. 1, 764 58 Subsistence, settlement, and support of Navajo Indian captives in New Mexico. 602 I&( Subsistence of the Great and Little Osages, (re- imbursable). 74, 000 OO Removal of Kansas Indians, (reimbursabie)...... 10, 000 00 Subsistence of Red Cloud's baud of Sioux Indians. 133, 276 97 Subsistence of Arapaho, Cheyenne, Apache, Kiowa, Comanche, and Wichita Indians...... d. . . . 231, 039 26 Subsisteuce of Sioux Indians on Milk River reservation. . 178, 353 13 Subsistence of Navajo Indians in New Mexico...... 9&'752 50 Subsistence and civilization of Arickarees, Gros Ventres, and Mandans. . 83, 958 17

Subsistence, settlemeut, and support of Sho- i shones and Bannocl-s, and other bands, of Idaho and Southeastern Oregon. . ~ 43& 411 37 Subsistence of Indians at Milk River agency, ~ Montana. 21, 166 00 Subsistence, clothing, and civilization of Indians ' in Uintah valley, Utah. 10, 000 00 Survey of Indian reservations. . 14, 428 5'7 Survey of exterior boundaries of Indian reservations. 156, 635 47

Surveying and allotting lauds to the Indians at i Grande Ronde reservation, Oregon 1, 139 71 Proceeds of Winnebago reservations iu Minne- sota . 130 75 Proceeds of Sioux reservations in Minnesota and Dakota, 81, 182 72 Insurance, transportation, and delivery of auuu- '. .. . ities aud provisions to Blackfeet indians...... ~. . . . 1, 319 45

Insurance, transportation, and delivery of annu- ', ities and provisions to Indians in Minnesota and Michigau...... 6, 569 55 Insurance, transportation, and delivery of annui- ties and provisions to Pawnees, Poucas, and Yankton Sioux. 290 25 1Vagon-road iu Idaho, Montan:b Dakota, and ' Nebraska. 5, 122 86 Maiutenance of Helen and Heloise Lincoln. 8?5&0 00 Relief of S. E. Ward. . 1 tg 35 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS.

DISBURSEMENTS.

t;nusual and ex- Total. Ordinary ex- Public works. Miscellaneous. traordinary. Salaries. penses.

General and 31iscclta&&caus Ezpe&tses —Continued. 250 00 Relief of J. and C. M. Dailey. $1, Relief of John L. I'endery. 500 00 Relief of Ann Marble, administratrix 2, 250 00 Relief of R. H. Pratt. 200 00,

$1& 899, 593 69 Deduct repayments to appropriations in excess of expenditures. . 2, 729 02 Total Actual Expenses, Ceneral and Miscel- laneous, Indiau AK&irs. I, 896, 864 67 4, 895 35 $1, 901, 760 02

Total Apparent Expenses, Indian Affairs. . . . . $179, 250 80 $'7, 767, 558 73 $&4, 895 35 $7& 951, 704 88

7& 6747 420 72 Total Actual Expenses, Indian Afiairs...... 1 79& 250 80 7& 490& 274 &7 -l, 895 35

Total Apparent Expenses, Interior Depart- ment. $2, 245, 742 68 $8, 315&704 53 $2, 694) "/24 33 $1, 721, 74/ 03 $29, 379, 872 94 $44& 357, 791 51

87&2 Total Actual Expenses, Interior Department 1& 407& 544 18 7& 763& 514 47 2, 694, 724 33 I, 320, 885 12 29, 379, 94 42, 5fi6, 541 04

POST —OF FICE DE PA RT MENT. Salarics- Post-Office Department. $393, 784 47

Contingeut expenses. . $54, 542 00 Payment to W. M. Ireland and J. W. fricGrew. . . $2, 000 00 Relief of C. M. Lockwood. 477 56 Relief of William Nixon. .. 579 63 Relief of Charles Hipp. . 223 00 Relief of' Thomas Hollis. 224 14

Total Post-Office Department Proper. .. . 393, '/84 47 54, 542 00 3, 504 33 $451, 830 80 Postal Ser»ice- Deficiency in postal revenues. . . . $4& 765, 475 00 Steamship service between San Francisco, Japan, and China. 500, 000 00 Steamship service between San Francisco and Sandwich Islands . 150, 000 00 Steamship service betiveen United States and Brazil. 75, 000 00

Total Postral Service. 5) 490, 475 00 $5, 490, 475 00

Total Post-Office Department. .. . $393, 784 47 $5, 545, 017 00 $3, 504 33 $5, 942, 305 80

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. Salaries— Department of Agriculture. .. . $76& 204 70

Collecting agricultural statistics...... 15, 174 86 Purchase and distribution of valuable seeds. .. $59, 680 92 Milseilm 3& 600 00 Furniture, cases, and repairs. 4, 214 50 Library. 1, 750 00 Laboratory 969 65 Experimental garden . 117 292 04 Contingent expenses. 12& 255 10 Improvement of grounds. $21, 800 00 Relief of Francis A. Gibbons. 20)000 00 Total Department of Agriculture. . . . 3'/9 91& 56 93, 762 21 41& 800 00 $226, 941 77

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE. Salarics- Department of Justice. $93, 753 20

Rent of building. $16) 000 00 Contingent expenses. . 22, 923 38 Salaries of commissioners to codify the laws...... 12& 651 12 Contingent expenses of commissioners fo codify the laws . 10, 000 00 Salary, warden of,jail, District of Colnmbia. . . . . 2& 000 00 Defending claims under convention with Mexico. . „ 4, 661 50 RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS.

DISBURSEMENTS.

Ordinary ex- Publ)e t nusual and ex- Salar)es. penses. works. Miscellaneous. Craord(nary. Total.

Department of Justice —Coutinued. Prosecution of erin&es $49& 851 70 Defending suits and claims for seizure of captured and abandoned property. 30, 587 14 Prosecution and collection of claims...... 2, 017 02 Current expenses, Refor)u School . 10& 000 00 Relief of William M. Stafford. . 8, )o(I 00 Relief of William Selden. . 10 096 &e&

Total Apparent Expenses. . . 108, 404 32 146& 040 74 10, ()96 r(2& 8'&65, 041 Deduct amount received and covered into the Treasury as proceeds of Government property. . .. 1, 01( 72 1, 017 7'» Total Actual Expenses, Department of Justice. . 108) 404 32 145, 023 02 10, , )9G s.&, 264, 0o& 16

&", Total Apparent Expenses, Executive. . . . $28&992, 517 16 $71, 241, 46o 25 $23, 512, 259 42 $'&, 789, 6,')1, )fi 8 1, , (i. & 1, 386 1 & 8279&190 279 56

Total Actual Expenses, Executive. . . 27)085, 974 38 60, 311,698 73 23, 322, 615 59 2, 388, 7sg 65 14(i, (»0, 156 gl '»o9, 859, 235 26 JUDICIAL. Salaries— Justices, dec. , Supre)ue Court, ...... , ...... $88, 596 96 Circuit judges. 54, 000 00 District judge~. . 191, 427 99 District attorneys. . 19& 450 00 District marshals 11, 658 97 Justices and judges of the supreme court, Dis- trict of Columbia 20, 500 00 Expenses of United States courts. . . $3, 440, 497 85 Support of convicts. 11) 301 50 Purchase of reports, Supreme Court. 812, 500 00

Total Apparent Expenses .. . . 3H5, li33 92 3& 451, 799 35 12, r&00 00 83, 849, 933 27

Deduct f&'om expenses of United States courts $37, 045. 29 received from judicial ofQcers and covered into the Treasury as an excess of emolument fees, and $92&5H5. 95 recovered from parties as costs, dec. , iu suits, aud covered into the Treasury as Ques, penalties, aud forfeitures...... 129, 631 24 129, 631 24

Total Actual Expenses, Judicial. . . . 385, 633 92 3, 322, 168 11 12, 500 00 3, 720, 302 03

Grand Total Apparent Expenses...... $33, 425, 710 73 $77)357, 415 51 $23, 512, 259 42 $3, 291, 1H(i 26 $152, 7»~, 673 41 $290, 345, 245 33

Grand Total Actual Expenses ...... 31&310&337 54 66, 255, 605 62 23&322&615 59 2, Hgo, 324 35 14G, H54, 444 15 270, 633, 327 25

RECAPITULATION OF DISBURSEMENTS.

Legislative— Apparent expenses. .. . . $4, 047, 559 65 $2, 664, 150 91 $489, O34 70 $104, 287 24 $7, 305, 032 f&0 Actual expenses. 3, 83H, 729 24 2, 621, 738 78 4H9, 034 70 104, 287 24 7, 05&3, 7H9 96

Executive Proper- Apphrent expeuses. .. . 59, 985 77 7, 817 56 20, 000 00 87, 803 33 Actus. l expenses. . 59, 985 7( 7, 817 56) 20) 000 00 87, 803 33

State Depart)nent- Appareut expenses. .. . 1, 088, 322 23 394, 109 36 $3, 000 00 »80, 734 36 17(66, 165 95 Actual expenses. 682, 162 02 299, 315 98 3, 000 00 280, 734 36 1&265, 212 36

Trens&oy Depnrtmcnt- Apparent expenses. . . . 4, 652, 919 07 23, 013, 975 11 10, 093, 562 46, 85'», 828 (;) 116, HG&, 641 92 1;),), 480, 92( 31 )', ', Actual expenses. 3 990 735 00 14, 454, 066 01 10, 093, 562 4G j H &, H:&H 7:& 110, l(&3&, 412 (io 140. :& )4, 604 Hs

Wn)' Dcpa&'l&(n'» I'— Apparent expenses. 13. 411, 118 45 19&170, 37r& 86 g, 308, rHr 57 215, 075 78 , ), 291, 87'» 24 47. 39(, 0'&( 90 Actual expenses. . 13, 411, 118 45 17, 999, 885 89 9, 118, 941 74 ) 291 46, 036, 894 10 j

Nn&)y Dcpnrt)7&e)&t- Apparent expenses. 6, 940, 860 61 14) 554, 662 8H 1, 370 58( 06 HOO, 163 56 '-'), 666, 274 11 Actual expeuscs. . 6, 940, 860 61 14, 003, 296 59 1 370 '&87 06 800, 163 56 '»3 114, 907 H2 Inierior Depnrtment- Apparent expeuses. . . . 2, 245, 742 68 8 315 704 53 "-, 694, 724 33 1, (21, 747 03 nl 3 (I &( && 94 11, 357, 791 51 Actual expeuses. . '-', ;I &0 HH; 1& 407, 544 18 7, 763&:)44 47 I 694, 724 33 94 42. o66. o41 04 I'ECEIIsTS AN13 DISIIIJRSIIMEN'f S.

RecaI? itttlati on of Dist?ter scot eats —Continued.

Unusual and ex- Ordinary ex- Public works. Miscellaneous Salaries. penses. traordinary.

Post-Otftce Deparhnent, — Appare»t expenses. . $393, 784 47 $o, 545, 01 i 00 $3, 504 33 $5, 942& 305 80 Actual expenses. . 393, 784 47 5, 545, 017 00 3, 504 33 5, 942, 305 80 Agricultural Depoito. eat- App~rent expenses. &91, 379 5i& 93, 762 21 $41, 800 00 226& 941 77 Actual expe»scs. . ill 379 5ti 9;3, 762 21 41, 800 00 226, 941 77 Depurtmc&tt of tusticc- Ayparent expenses. 108, 404 32 146, 040 74 10, 596 82 265, 041 88 Actual expenses...... 10H, 404 3'? 145, 023 02 10, 596 82 264, 024 16

,Tu&I&ctn&'g- Ayparent expenses . 385, 633 92 3, 451, 799 35 $12, 500 00 3, 849, 933 27 Actual expenses...... 385, 633 92 3, 322, 168 11 12, 500 00 3, 720, 302 03

Total Apparent Expenses .. . . . 33, 425, 710 73 77, '35&, 415 51 23, 512& 25?9 42 3, 291, 1HO 26 152, 758, 673 41 290, 345 245 33

'fetal Actual Expenses ...... 31, 310, 337 54 66, 255. Ci05 62 23 322 015 59 2, H90, 324 35 146, 854, 444 15270, 633& 327 25