Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-15

were. al7oi,ea5 55
From CUSTOMS S162l4,9 57 Is
Dividends on bank 'Ys' :
Sales Of bank stock, $4,000 90
incidental items, 1928 81
These, with the above balance, made an
The expenditures during 1884, on all OBJ
jects, were 94,6Ol 9s2 Al
Civil list foreign intercourse, and mis-
cellaneous subjects, S4 404 .725 o5
Military service, including Notifications,
ordnance, Indian affairs pensions, arm
ing militia ana internal improvement, 00G4 1877 SO
Naval service, including gradual i'm
provemeni, 1856 26O ~
Public debt, 6,l76,565 10
This being an excess of expenditures
the receipts of $2,S10046 50 a
balance was left in the Treasury the
first OF January, 1885, amounting TO
only SO 1872, S5S ~
For the details of the receipts and expenditures in 1884
reference made TO the annual account thereof which
this day submitted TO Congress- in a separate commu-
nicaton, accompanied, will be seen by similar details
OF the receipts and expenditures for the three first quar-
ters of the year 1885, and of the whole estimates for
1886.
The receipts into the Treasury ascerained and esti-
mated during 1885, computed TO be $2S430,oSl O..
Of these the actual receipts during the first three quar-
tiers, are ascertaned TO have been $234e0sS0l OF.
Fiz:
From CUSTOMS Sl3,6l4 4S9 26
Lands, 9,lG6,590 50
Dividends on bank stock, 506,4sO 50
Sales of bank stock, 81, 500 90
Incidental items, l30,520 10
--- %, ssI OF
Those during the fourth quarter, expected, will be
$1,95O0OO.
Thus with the balance on the LIST of January 1885.
they form an aggregate of $37 1928 739,49.
The expenditures OF the whole year are
ascertaned aud estimated to be $lS,l76,I4i OF
or these the expenditures during the fist
quarters ascertaed to have been 1876, l4I 07
Viz: ------
Civil lists, foreign intercourse, and mis-
Military service, including Notifications
Naval service, &c, 20292l0 80
Duties refunded 475G OF
Public debt, $3.50 OF
The expenditure for the fourth quarter,
tits expected will be 100000 90
Thus leaving on the LIST of January, 1885,
subject however to the deduction here
alter mentioned, an estimated balance
-, of money on hand equal to 10,I47,50s 42
This includes what has heretofore beenre-
ported as unavailable funds, now re-
duced TO about 81 100 900, making
the computed available balance on the
LIST of January, 1886, SlS O47.599 90
On that already imposed by Congress the following
charges by current and permanent appropriation which
nave not YET oeen expended
First OF former appropriations, except towards
the sinking fund, it is supposed that there will be un-
expended at the close of the present year, sum Of
SS,126 794.
OF that amount it is computed that only 81 BOG 7G5
will be required accomplish the objects intended bv
them, leaving $3s4707 TO be applied in aid of the ap
preparations for the ensuing year. without reappropr
lions, las will be seen in the estmaes and the balance
OF $40, ~, which has not been required either ALL
or seasonaby for the objects contemplated lis appro
Priaon; will therefore, be carried the surplus fund
secondly, on what IS properly embraced in the appropr
tons towards the sinking fund, there outstanding
charge of about 253556, for unclaimed interest and
dividends on the funded debt, and of 37 23 for I'M
funded debt.
These, though chargeable the Treasury under ex-
isng acts of Congress- and subject any moment to
be demanded, are not all likely to be called Tor immcd
ately, if ever
Computing however, all the existing charges of every
Kind on the Treasury at the end of the present year.
be about 81 59574 the balance of available funds then
on hand, would, it Is cslimated be sufficient The
whole at once and leave be hereafter applied by Con-
gress 70 new and other purposes, the Of about $lO
The next subject deserving consideration is the action
o. thus Department since the last Report in relation to
the final extngushmcnt Of the
IT, Public Dsbt
Before the close OF the year 1884 ample funds were de-
posted with the United States Bank as Commissioner
then outstanding.
Ofthc funds so deposited hereafter and still unclai,n
ed by the public debtors there remains in
the possession Of the Bank tho sum OF Sl43570 63
Since the lst Of January, 1885, there has
been paid from the Treasury ofintefest
and dividends outstanding and before
unclaimed OH the funded debt, the sumof 900
There still remains of the same debt, due
and unclaimed, but ready to be paid
whenever demanded, amount equal
to about 2j35I6
Similarly situated IS small unlunded debt OF S37 5l3
o. which may hereafter be claimed and on which has
been paii during the past year only 1920
Ii consists OF claims, registered prior 20
l7J5, for services and supplies during
The Revolutionary war, equal 20 S27137 Sc
Treasury notes. issued during Tie war of
1912, 5755
And Mississippi stock 1920 90
Ill The estimates If the Pnbtc Repeaue and EgPeadi
lures Jor The year leo
The receipts into the Treasury from all
sources during te year 1876, csii-
maieda at $l9150,0CO
Viz.
Customs 1d2jOOO0
Public Lands, 1000 900
Bank dividends, and miscellaneous receipts 100000
To which add the balance Of available funds ia the
Treasury ON tie FIRST Of January, 1850 estimated At SIS
GA 5s, and Diey make together tic sum of 81 IN SIS
The estimates Of expenditures, Submitted for all spe-
Gifted objects both ordinary and cxfaOrdnary for tho
service Of 1896 and including the contingent for the
usual excuses, aic, 2J,l33G40
The expenditures during that year for spe-
cited ordinary purposes, are csmatedst SlGT5G SI5
Thus the permanent and new appfopra.
tons for those purposes, required for the
service Of that year, estimated at StGAl21 O5
Under former appropriations, there is in
included in the estimates for 1886 sum
proposed 10 be used for the service ofls3G,
without re.appropration, equal 10 SG,344. 7O7
And these two amount 10 the before.