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C Syivanis Association.--Omce No. IS
rn 81 iird story Open from 10 TO 10 A. Nj Information
cheertuy glvea The tfonstrr ton yivsn ivlgtr
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Instead any available balance the Treasury on the ls
ofJuuay, 1872, there was, therefore, deficiency IL e
outstanding warrants OF S60i,223 A.
From the accompanying state nent AZ it appears that The
receipts into the Treasury during the Year 1872 exclusive
cust funds aud of the avaS Treasury notes and loans
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vac 4.
The expenditures of the same year, exclusive Of
the sums paid oil the redemption of Treasury
notes and interest on them, and on recent
loans. and on account cf the old public debt,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-13

To fhe Hon. WILLIE P. MASGUM.
President Of the Senate
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e means IN tIe feaSdfy Us above
D. 6eann,. So i11 81 n


IL Will BE- that exceeding millions and hal
is deducted from the appropriations already made on ie
se2 year Being actually appropriated by Congress- and
liable be used during the yaar and cranly within
short time sitter its expiration the undersigned has hesitaed
deduct the amoans ion the exlenti,nes and 4itoas l
necessary prevent mistake. Notwithstanding this deduc
tion, will le perceived that there Will be deficiency Of
this deficiency must be aided the of such speci a:
preparations Congress may make during The present session
iaittsd il another Report Il is CUT also remark, thar
the credit IF th Treasury the facility Of its operations,
The esity Il guarding against uoreeen Contingencies
have usually Induced cngrezS TO make provision for small
surplus Iiere Eotng the circumstances Of the ut
year 10 induce departure from such moydsn al
Tor that pun,o;c million aad hal Of do!as ought TO be
added to the deficiency above stated The whole amount e
be provided for The services of the fiscal year beyond
the existing estimated, would therefore b.
about ST tUG0 Cos.
ESTIMATE OF REVENUES AND ExrESp,TuREs TIE
CAL YEAH, caMMkNcINC July |, 1871, ArD TERMINATINc
JUNE 80, 1916
Ri.yENuE- From customs ....... So, coo, ,O00 90
From sales OF public lands 2,2JO,G0y OG
From miscellaneous sources. 10000 On
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pEADY MADE OVER-COATS, WINTER
n FROCKs, CLOAKs, &e.-Extra Beaver and Pilot
Cloth Over Goats, Winter Frocks, Sacks &c. Also,
and medium quality Cloth Cloaks, for sale 23l Broadway
ola istf WM. T. JENNINGS & CO.
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the data furnisI he'd by The di
frr-nt Departments there will be require The ba ance O. oI
lllet diii OPERATIONS
iermGnent and inenlls appropriations S5iS' 1H9 y
Specific appropriations Tor the service OF the year u 9208t
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:, =
The outstanding warrants at the
close Of the year 1911, el3,26S 46
Total liabilities. ......... S29 289,i3i 55 c
Deficiency of means SGOi Al
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FARMING AND GARDENING.


THE following works (among many others
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Banbrdges Guide to the Conservatory, Hot
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Bevan on the Honey Bee, | vol. lS43
Weeks Bee Manual, and several other works
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Johnson's, Sir Humphrey Davys and others.
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Muhenburg on Grasses; vaux on Filling and
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Cattle, their Breeds, Management, and Diseases,
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Calcareous Manures, by Edward RufIn, of Vir-
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American Flower Garden Directory, by Bust
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British lIusbandry, vol. published by the British
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Outlines of Flemish liusbandry and Reports OF
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Hayward's Horticulture the Fruit, Flower, and
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Botanical Text Book, by Asa Gray, vol. New
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