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The Officers Manual of Naval Service, by Captain
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Spoarman's British Gunner.
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volume.
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Bcauchamp's Naval Gunner.
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Clerks Naval Tactics. r."
Captain Ross on Steam Navigation and its Tactics as
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Col. Humphreys the Modern System of Fortifica'
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Mahan's Fertilization and Military Engineering.
Toussard's Artillcrists Companion.
Sir Howard Douglas on Military Bridges.
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TOOK OF THE UNITED STATES, by Grenyile
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Leaving outstanding,

H. EXPLANATIONS AS TO THE APPROPRIATIONS OUT
STANDING
The appropriation heretofore made, which will re-
main unSaiSed at the end of the year 1888, and be
chargeable on the balance then in the Treasury, and
the revenue subsequently received, are estimated by
the other departments at $l3, lS7, 426 SO, but by the
undersigned al ST. 5ll $40 10 more, in consequence
of estimating the expenditures Of the fourth quarter
differently. ...
Upon the view taking by this department, it is
computed that $l2, 1863 ,633 6S of those appropria-
tions will be required TO be paid, in order to accom-
pish the objects contemplated by them.
Oflhe remainder, about 1870, 800 40 may go to
the surplus iund, or not be needed 10 accomplish
those objects and the residue, being 81 959 1862 49,
it is proposed to apply TO the service OF the ensuing
year, without transportation.
w. ESTIMATE OF THE RECEIPT AND EXPENDITURES FOR
The receipts into the Treasury during the year
1889 are estimated at $50, Ieo,OOO w
Viz:
Customs Sl90O00O0 20
Lands 4500O0O 90
Miscellaneous 100000 90
The proceeds Of the
fourth bond of the
United States Bank
ifsod, 2,3S0,OOO 90
And the sums likely
TO be realized from
former deposite
banks on install
| ments, which be-
| come due in 1889 2400000 90
These with the estimated balance of
- 765 342 in the Treasury,
| which, on the LIST Of January, f..
1889, will be available and appli-
cable to public purposes, consti-
| tute an aggregate OF efficient !.
means amounting TO 3l,545y342 O0
|
The expenditures for 1889, including the redemp-
ton Of eight millions Of Treasury notes, and inte
rest, falling due in that year, are estimated
at $30,5O0,000 OF
Thus, of the old appropriations
which will be outstanding on the
lst'ofJanuary, 1899 ii is computed
hatthere will be expended in that
year 7,5O0,0OO "
The Treasury notes to be redeem
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ed, and interest, will amount TO
about
or the new appropriations called
for, together with those which
permanent for 1889, il is COM
puted that there will be expended
within the year
These constitute an aggregate OF
actual expenditures for 1889, esti-
mated at
Leaving a balance in the Treasu-
nv, on the 3lst Of December, 1889,
available and applicable TO public
purposes, amountingto
The estimates for new appropria-
hons now presented from the dit
ferent departments amount 10
To these may be added permanent
appropriations for the service OF
1889, made by former acts, equal
TO
These make all the new and perma-
nent appropriations Tor 1899,
Viz:
Civil, foreign intercourse, and mis-
cellaneous, 1868, I57 ST
Military service, &c. 1906, 1856 oil
Naval service, &c. 1851 ,096, on
Redemption Of Trea-
SuTy notes and other
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CONGRESSIONAL.
REPORT FROM THE SECRETARY OF THE
TREASURY ON THE FINANCES.

The undersigned respectfully submits the follow
ing Report, in obedience 10 the Act supplementary
to the aclto establish the Treasury Department"
/. OF THE REVENUE AND EXPENDITURES
The balance in the Treasury on the LIST Of January,
1882 which will then be available and applicable
topublic purposes, Is estimated at 81 $40 36
This result is derived from The following data
On the Isl Of January 1897 the balance in the Trea-
sury exclusive Of trust funds and those belonging
10 the Post Office, was SAG 337, 68S sc
The receipts during that year, from
all sources exclusive OF the funds
aforesaid, were 22,64s,s73 SO
Viz:
Customs : Ell lG9 900 80
Lands 6T76,236 SO ~
T Tlsssnpy NOTES a5 5Ss sss 4 4
These, with the balances last men
toned, constitute an aggregate
Of $6s,9sl, 66l 80
The expenditures during the same
year, exclusive OF the trust funds -.
and those belonging to the Post
Office, were $3l, 5,409 81
Civil list, foreign intercourse, and
miscellaneous $5524 252 rs
Military service, in
Guiding fortfca-
tions, Indian af-
fairs, pensions,
arming the mill
tia, the Florida ..:...
war, removal of
the Cherokees and
Greeks, improve
ment of rivers and
harbors, construct ....
ing roads, and
building armories
and arsenals,
ls,A7,27a
Naval service, in
GLIDING gradual
improvement and
exploring expedi- ..
ton, 6S52 059 so '..a
Public debt 81, 1872 81
This left in the Treasury, on the
lst OF January, 1888, balance of $37 l66, 25l SO
The receipts during the first three
quarters of 1888, with exceptions
similar to those before named, are
ascertained and estimated to have
been $3l ,074, 723 10
Viz:
Customs, including postponed bonds,
$l2, 22S, ITO Sc
[Of this sum, about
$2900OO0, receiv-
ed in Treasury
notes, cannot, until
the settlements to
which they belong
shall be completed
by the accounting
officers, be entered
upon the Registers ..".
books. A part will
be carried into the
Treasury by war
rant during the
fourth quarter and
the remainder next
year ...
Lands, 2,036s2s 81
Miscellaneous 23S43l IS -...
Proceeds of the third
bond of u. S. Bank
sold for 2,254s7I 80
Part of second bond 100000 90
Issue Of Treasury
The further receipts in the fourth
quarter are estimated at $7,O52,25O "a
Viz
Customs, estimating the actual re-
ceipts during the quarter, and
not the sums which may be for
may carried upon the Registers
books from former quarters
SIS, 100000 90
Lands, 100000 90
FIncluding only a
portion of the pre-
emptions, and such
Of the sales may
be actually paid in
to the T reasury be-
fore the year ex-
pires. ...
Miscellaneous, 1900 600
On second bond of
u. S. Bank, due in
September, 1888,
and paid in part
before and part af-
ter that date 7,23O 81
These united make the aggregate
Of receipts for the year 1888, as as 80
certained and estimated 3S,l27,95i US
This, with the balance on the LIST Of
January last would amour, to 1915, 294, 2O6 OF
The expenditures during the first
three quarters of 1888, with SINH =,
lar exceptions, were $2e,42I,2le oo
Viz
Civil list etc. 4O29,6I Is ....