Five per cent. to Arkansas,⚫
Two per cent. fund to Mississippi,
Relief of the cities of the District of Columbia,
Debentures and other charges,.
Additional compensation to collectors, &c.,
Payment of horses, &c., lost,.
Duties refunded under protest,⚫
Repayment for lands erroneously sold,
Refunding purchase money for land sold in
the Greensburg district, Louisiana,..
Testing the electro-magnetic telegraphs,
Results and acct. of the exploring expedition,
Preserving the botanical and horticultural
specimens brought home by the exploring
expedition,..
Preparing indices to the manuscript papers of
Washington,
Information respecting foreign commerce,
Clerk to commissioners to remit duties on
goods destroyed by fire in New York,
Payment of books ordered by Congress,.
Conveying to the seat of government the votes
for President and Vice President of U. S.,.
Completing State House, Florida,
Indemnity for slaves on board the Comet and
Encomium,

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$3,155,027 30 $4,049,929 05
142,874 85 140,852 36
591,722 26 1,031,327 60
786,155 04
507,279 24

72,810 57
2,364,601 90
1,383,916 78

33,861 47

176,383 08 274,442 62

1,112,613 18 239,625 49

74,783 64 1,784,988 30 944,454 26

26,731 45 193,011 44 544,346 33

Public Debt.
Paying the old public debt,.

Interest on the loans of 1841, 1842, and 1843,
Redemption of the loan of 1841,.
Redemption of the loan of 1843,.
Redemption of Treasury Notes,⚫
Interest on Treasury Notes,.
Premium on the purchase of stock of the loan

of 1841,.

Premium and commission on the purchase of stock of the loan of 1843,.

Under the direction of the Navy Department.
Pay and subsistence, including medicines, &c.,
Increase, repairs, armament, and equipment,
Contingent expenses, • • ·
Navy yards,

Navy hospitals and asylum,
Magazines,

Relief of sundry individuals,

Marine corps,·

Pensions to invalids, widows, &c.,
Mexican hostilities,

Total under direction of the Navy Dep't, 6,228,639 09 6,450,862 70

Total public debt,· ·

Year ending
June 30, 1845.

Total expenditures,

From Customs,

$3,404,648 04 $44,127 80 32,117 21 9,533,202 91 13,579,428 35

321,680 99
11,106 54

$3,380,564 06 $3,252,850 29 1,405,946 44 1,481,534 35 549,129 83

484,928 60 506,224 39 48,567 02

249 78 73,830 03 352,542 26

133,589 16

Year ending June 30, 1846.

$35,756 33 996,256 76 5,623,894 71

400,000 00 1,470,243 13 43,775 26

3,268 93

14,962 50

8,588,157 62 1,217,823 3129,968,206 98 28,031,114 20 7,658,306 22 9,126,439 08

2.

Balance in the Treasury, July 1, 1845-6, Statement of Duties, Revenues, and Public Expenditures for the 1st Quarter of the fiscal year, from the 1st July to 30th September, 1846 (agreeably to warrants issued, exclusive of trust funds).

RECEIPTS.

EXPENDITURES.

For Civil, miscellaneous, and foreign intercourse,

Army proper, &c.

Fortifications, ordnance, and arming militia,

Indian department,
Pensions,

Naval establishment,

Redemption of treasury notes, and interest,
Redemption of treasury notes which had been
purloined, including interest,

Total,

472 14 184,238 55 214,653 12 129,774 84 147,619 40

$32,568 07 833,953 75 46,082 17

Sales of public lands,

$6,153,826 38 663,702 94 35,011 10

Miscellaneous and incidental sources,

Treasury notes issued under act of 23d of July, 1846, 1.953,950 00

Total,

8,806,490 42

296,449 80 8,769 52

$1,644,271 20 8,153,659 30

462,627 09

827,880 03

962,757 77

1,969,980 76

62,096 82

5,388 30

14,088,661 27

3. Statement of the Debt of the United States on the 1st December, 1846.

Of the principal and interest of the old funded and unfunded debt,

Treasury notes issued during the war of 1812,

Certificates of the Mississippi stock,

Debt of the corporate cities of the District of Columbia,
Outstanding treasury notes of issues of 1837 to 1843,
do. issued under the act 22d July, 1846, viz. :
Amount bearing interest of 1 mill per cent.
do.
5 2-5 do.

Do.

Do.

$1,766,450
2,086,650

Loan of 1846, at 5 per cent., in payment of the
4th and 5th instalments of the Mexican in-
demnity of the $320,000 authorized,
(Certificates have been issued for $246,809.87.)

Total debt,

Period of Importation.

1844. Imported ad valorem goods, Imported specific articles,

1845. Imported ad valorem goods, Imported specific articles,

1846. Imported ad valorem goods, Imported specific articles,

320,000 00

$24,256,494 60

There are $709,700 of treasury notes of all kinds in the hands of the accounting officers which have been cancelled, and not yet received and entered on register's books.

3,000 00 8,343,886 03 6,604,231 35 3,461,600 00

4. Statement exhibiting the Value of Merchandise Imported paying Duty, the amount of duty which accrued on the same, and also the rate per centum ad valorem of the said duties on the respective values, during the years 1844, 1845, and 1846.

1844. Excess of specific duties over ad valorem,

1845. Excess of ad valorem duties over specific, 1846. Excess of ad valorem duties over specific,

$134,008 72 4,317 44 4,320 09

Value paying
Duty.

1,140,000 00 388,030 97

3,853,100 00

18,412,717 38

Excess in 1845 and 1846,

Deduct excess of specific duties in 1844,

Excess in three years of ad valorem duties over the specific,

Duties.

$52,315,291 $14,449,348 03 27.62 31,352,863 14,532,208 77 46.34 83,668,154 28,980,556 80 34.64

Rate per ct. ad val.

$60,191,862 $16,278,117 21 27 04 34,914,862 14,540,737 65 41.64 95,106,724 30,818,854 87 32.40

$60,660,453 $16,521,117 12 27.23 36,263,605 13,859,582 18 38.21

96,924,058

30,378,699 30 31.34

$81,860 74

$1,737,379 57 2,663,534 94

4,400,914 51 81,860 74

4,320,053 77

5. Statement of the Receipts into the National Treasury, from Customs, Internal Revenue and Direct Taxes, and sales of Public Lands, fractions of a dollar being excluded.

6. Statement of the Expenditures of the United States, exclusive of payments on account of the Public Debt, and from Trust Funds, fractions excluded.