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EXCURSIONS.
ssL-AsTEAMBOAT EDWIN LEWIS,
rkeannaEx.<7sSs COrlies for Shrewsbury, leaves
J,,, A. ,hobinson-sL Pier, North River a. follows:
= sl hNEW-YORK BAY CEMRrERY

r.sIl kNEWYORK BAY CEMErERY
ukxrzn==--iisss ACURsiON-The steamboat JENNY
a. g, =, LIND wi run daily 10 the Cemetery, from
,ns =. .ss Per Aoove baTcaysI 81 10 NJ a snd O'clock
~ i ~ ne Cemetery ats AN I2t So and O'Clock
~ ~ ounosy she viii leave tie foot OF Hammond-st
- s.e nours, touching her regular pier Fare 81
eens. inT public are respectfully invited TO visit the
sg LOIS 'n selling a. the low price Of IS payable
N B-The Jenny Lind can be engaged for Evening Ex.
euI,ons Ohse OF The Company 1Ss Broadway All per.
toh arc Ioiod trusting any OF sccOunt of the abDye
boat ljs2s lms7 las ~ TErrv $3.50
AsUNDAY XCUR.ION.-The
u&fzsassss 81 steamer NORTH AMERICA Jas Beebe
. =, -, master, will make tip TO Kingston and
al me InlernedaIe landings every sunday lesox Mur.
ray fier al O'CLOCK M touching al The foot OF Ham.
mOnd a. ~ $3.50
The NORTH AMERICA can be chartered for Exrur.
Gons oy eppylng on board, foot OF Muayst or 10 WM
B. DODGE, 2o7 Hudson.sl. i-2I Inn
FISHING BANKS ARRANGE
- .MENr.-The sea steamer BUFFALO will
run every day except Saturday, leaving
CsnslGA o'clock, Grand, IT, Catherine, l. Pier No
North River A. NJ. returning ny P. X. Ehis Coullon
Band will be on board Refreshments, dinner and chow
der will be provided. Fare Is cent? each way. e25 m'
~TES TOILET FOR EXCURSIONs-The
Es-ai.ss--i new coub edecked barge GlLBOA, lying
foot OF hammond-st For particulars in
ouire Of the Captain board board steamboats, U-
ca or Washington foot OF Cedsr-st je2i Inn
IT. ,EXCURsIONs.-The steamboat MIN.
szaliz-iSROD can be Altered for excursions "a.
vorable terms. Apply to J. L. COFFEE,
Agent corner Beach and West sts. jel9 Tvs
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= Ef7s..tt.sss-,sss. -CAMDEN ANo AMsOY RAIL.

X, OszzAEzsls Jll.nEh AkaANGEnKST
~ S<F[sfssSTs,v -CAMDEN AND AABOY FALL
EOAD.-Change Of Hour, and Al Ad
dir01s Lns ron new.Y0rk to Philadelphia via sesrn.
bcz' JOHN POTTER - SOlh Amboy, ihenc- h srs,
az cart = Camden Eat Pbl adeiphs
o. sd amer Ieurscey Nlb Apn, nc first Line viii
leave pes no horA Riyer All 4 b. taxing siSo1is
AnDcJ CEmGsl AID Philadelphia, s.0pping az
AID lei dow psfsengeB q! 10 usual Intermediate Discss
zrrVlr < l PhlEfe. pliG 1bcul :
Second Line leaving a. sOye a. u p a. Lnc running
svmopirg ires, arriving 10 Philadelphia about a =. -
Flrs through ~ ether lino.......s..........t5 %
f5r@ard cec1 pastsge. .. -............... 80
Galsk,si sri trsf provided o. board ssEr2Iosi yoar
Pss,.ases for Efseloa ~. axe rs sage al wesss
gs-s frou FeS-YogE % FTCetold, 67ic.
EAl3RAkT LINE.
a.-rss 57 steamer TRANSPORT CspL J. SOAK, al i
sclock T. H. Fare 81 g. Dl1S ofDagesge alO sed e-ct
.,sssp YER 10 be carried a. he raS o. Owneg Oul nothing
80 be sivod Or considered - baggage except wearing
Z. ArsL la1inl BLISS
49, -,....s.--z-7 CAMDEN AND AsIBOY Rail-
LA - 1-zzfSs<v Road LINE FOR Philadelphia 81
@<&@<<S--- O'Clock AN and IA O'Clock, Pm. By
,,ssnbosi JOHN POTTER daily. sardsys excepted
frsTa nj er NO Ncrfh 8tvfr P.rs Brsi eiEss cara -
s.cC1d class cars y as
-n~<ss BULLS FERRY, TILLETUDLEh
E,klizzx-iNsnd FORT Ike The steamboat FRANK,
E2z6z<n11@C Rogers, vii run a. follows landing
a. ThirteeDnEfL:
Trom n Y. foot Of Sprirg-St From fon Lee
Monday, 6, 10 and 6, Monday, q, u and Y
Tuesday, 10, and Q. iIqesd4y, u, u and Il.
Wednesday, 10, and g. "Wednesday ~ l. snc a
Thursday, 10, 2 ami 6. Thursday, H. Il and a.
Fr.cSv & Friday u.
saiar3sy, 6, TO- 2snds. saturday, 81, y, u and u
Sunday, IL and = Sunday, u, y and 5.
ie7 In
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81 kAAM FOX sALE-ln Wayne Township Pas.
sale Co. NJ containing 80 sores 10 healthy and pleas
Al c slltn ne ar ttersUl1 ~ miles from
dngs consist OF atone house barn a. BY Al feet COW.
Nuse tuo oDer buildings 10 good order Crops of All
an vii do vel 10 call AMI examine before plfchsslns
SseNeere. References be hNd OF d s. Danconh d
.oenyti New-NOrk Of C. Hlghes, Broad 81 Newsrt
- q william Conselyes- Crossroads, Long Island
&C % ne premises Of Le6 lm'I HENRY DORENUSs
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x PURSUANCE Of ar order Of the suroe o. tls Cey
New Yorl sotge hereby Gvea 70 al P-fsoa' avs -
-, WIN X FINKNEH, a.e Of The CITY Of ~. Iofs, !, -
t .,n. ~ n voucher thereof 70 yas n fntney ~ as
49, 80 IS An-n Il 10 the CO Of SsE foA % Or o,9'5 s
~ Il ya1uary DATED ses t0rt te 80 ~ ~
~ - 80 " JAS n PiSKSEf Ain .strators.
-, f,ufrss JAMES D PHYfE,j
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IT, FOR EAsTPOHT, Me-, 81 Join N
8xer-B, WiDdsof and HALIFAX, s.--The
n9 going steamers COMMODORE ard
FAIRY QUEEN Will connrge 70 twice q ~e@s BE-
rseen Portland and TIE shove places leaving Portland al
81 90 the evenings and Friday. Ticke for The
ARE through viii be furnished By either q TIE sobscbors
JAMEsT HANFORD, 50 South Marketst Boston, o.
ISAAC WINsLoW, u. 70 resytsl NewYort.
Boston, May, lc50. my2a Susl5os
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TN PURSUANCE Of order Of the s1rrosae " -. N. ~.
lS.1 yort notcs hereby ETsn % al p-so :, - Yo.
s-..,.f WILLIAM ". WELLS, ate Of ne w -, ~.
80; deceaas. % Pr---ut The Nt -. = a.
ss h-r h Place % business, So 81, s1asST -.
@ Of before the thirty arst cay Of
D,t-i ssr Y0rt, the s8ih day Of Jun, lsel
=. I.-sass FRANCIS 4 ssufN, Af2ns]i'r
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CUPREME COURT-JOsEPH srORRs against WILLIAM
ScfARlkI GRAY and oherAin pursuance OF decree Of the
Supreme Of the state New fork VII expose on
tie DAY Of july 1880 IL oc Oh NJ 81 the Merchants
change the CITY Of al that certain lot ofland and prem
the n0rher side Of Horo street the Nah Ward
Of the Of New Nork bounded follows, beginning point
the norherJ Of Horo distant westerly seventy
eight inches the north Of H0rao Hli
street thence westerly along the u0rhsry de Of Ho
street sixteen feet thence n0rhery parallel with Greenwich
hfy -ht feet inches thence easter parallel with Hora
TO street sixteen feet thence souther parallel with Greenwh-
fifty gh ieesI inches 10 the norery SIDE Of Hofauos
ne place Of beginning Yon JuEe 18th, 1850.
THOMAS CARNLEY, Sheriff.
JoHS A wItKs, Plaintiffs Attorney jsl5 3awgws
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~ PrPsUASCE O. order Of The sguzts Of tne CoH1y %
sss Yoh S9tcs hereby gysu 70 al R-r.oss h..s - ,,
JANEs WILEY lafe Of tie CITY u Wv 1ofa
-. n go u vouchers thereof slbser 5er a ne oes
PI Jsck 30 % snh avenue Cty y Ne- iors 90 %
1910 -@cout aEy OF October ueItD1ie. S-s iotH - -
- Of Narrt. 1850 MARTHA WILL A'n11-'-A
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INPURsUANCE o. order Of the Surrogate Of The colstv a.
New iort roce h-f-ty svea % Al persons havue clam,
against ALEXIS SMITH hs q the CITY New YoTk terAsed 70
present the sa- viii the vouchers thereof s subscriber Al
oGcs No "a Waei The City Of New York before u.
ls day fAUgus; aeEtDa,ec New foTk, February D. is0
Hitvem JESSE c. SMITH Administrator
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- ~ rHE LARGEST assortment OF Bsdsszds
49, Beds, Mattresses aud fen.herE offered for
sale. AZ Nj. WiLLAHOS Warehouse, 80 Chst-
lEnS cor OF Blbey a. fhe attention Of bOuse keepers
and Others IL particularly cslet Wisl patent fghi
ara len screw bss,esd. od bsds rsoovsied; cots rsoe
rslesnd retail js2i In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-06

Is PURSUANCE Of An ORDER oftle ssrro-1,S oG11 .
Of Nsi ors no5cs s,rsy gveH 70 al person. having
against CHARLES RICHARDS, ,s q tie Cr of Ne ". -
ceased preent The Wh voachers thereof % lie
The ofce o. Thomas l. Wells Eq 80. Wal :. n . c. y
New iok. before the nce-nl day Il December
New orb. tie iourecath day cfJune, lst1.
jel5 IavduSF JOHN BLANCHER Asnas.-,,or
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PURSUANCE Of order OF the Surrogate Of TIE Couuy u
AN~N lors notre hereby gwen 81 persons having clans
.sNs henry FIENCKEN ss OF the Cts Of Ne~ Yors deceased
= Present e vouchers tho sabscrb-r her
ens kg g Hester the C Of New fort. before tie
1t-eu day % September nert-Da-d New day Of
ssoh. 1851 lE3 lavon.. ELIZA FIENCxgN AdsasarnI.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN according 20 law 70 al person.
1Nhayng claims against JUSiJs MchlNsIRY, late Of the Cny Of
Hufon, and County oCohmb Counselor Law deceased
they eIhb with tie vouchers
thesubscber hs Office No fNewt ~ ofNew YORK ora
the Office OF kan Mer ESQ the sad City Hudson or before
the fifteenth day Of July Dated this sih day Of Janr s
jl2laW6m CHAS. McKINSTRY, Adm.nistrai0r
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-12
SER, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.


The infant boy lay nesting close unto hia
Oh! surely tired Of happy play, they nnk to
In agony upou the floor her form the mother
threw,
"My dsrIings! could lie between and pass
81 away with you! =" su 4t- -
Then came long and anxious day, weary
day 10 me,
When parents wake from numbing grief 10
Oh mother dear we missed thy love, thy
-ao7 voice, thy gentle tread, 70 IN ls3'
We missed Thy hand in tenderness upon the
aching head;
Between us Ocean rolled his waves from
~ childhood's hour ill now, og, oo8s
In time Of trial ever near, our comforter vert
thou! i'- i.H p" ii'iH-
We strove TO fill thy vacant place although
ft' it might not be, H.5-t q ~
We would 10 offers pay the debt we've owed
so long TO thee. ~.
You know not yet your children's grief, and
,l1-m when We joyful come, 5isa m Al '6i.s
A mingling Of our smiles and tears will be
your welcome home.
We clad our loved ones for the grave in robes
Of simple white, '7e- 'e '1A '.iN
Robes that in health and beauty were familiar
al IN 10 our sight; .if.-.... ...,-- f.- II....
We laid them softly down TO rest within one
coffin bed; s'1aa-sna
The white rose and the iesamine fair, their
fragrance round them shed;A
We placed a white rosebud upon each little
Pure a. The Tiny, loving heart ,ha, once had
-ges beat below; r-,-rl s;dl i- O. 5,-r, ..
Twas hard 10 bear them from our sight, with
kindred dust 10 dwp1i fh OF" --1a
Two silkeh curls are all we've left their love-
.td. q liness to tell. ~ . n t....
When TO our happy home we turn, and meet
our child's embrace, s.ilH l14
And watch the welcoming Joy that beams
upon her fair young face, ,~
Amid our love there comes thought that
saddens with il. gloom, IT T.t.lI
Our sisters heart is lonely now, and childless
is her home.
-'-t 600 t a19s Home Journal.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-12
$Sl0,9l5 so

a-.. .. Warehouses. .
A statement is herewith presented, (mark-
ed P, showing the expenses incurred during
the last fiscal year in the execution of the
act Of the 9th August, 1916, ''to establish a
warehousing system," f,om which it will be
seen they amount 10 sl94, ,634,66 beyond all
the receipts from storage, &c. To this sum
there are TO be added many charges for rent,
labor, clerk hire, stationary, &c., that do not
appear in these accounts, but justly belong to
them. .y.f-
The subject is one of great embarrassment
to the Department. Congress has rot made
any provision for these expenses unless they
are embraced in the appropriation for The ex-
perses Of collecting the revenue from Gus
toms. To large extent, they are incurred
without the receipt of any revenue whatever
and, in order to meet the provisions of this
act, and grant all its facilities 10 commerce
in the several districts, it must continue to
impose au annual charge upon the Treasury
This act provides that, in all cases where the
duties upon imported merchandise are not
paid within The period allowed by law, or
whenever the mporter shall make entry for
warehousing the same, the said merchandise
shall be taken possession of by the Collector
and the importer 1t appears also to be con-
templated by the act that the storage shall
be at the usual rates at the por, of importa-
tion. -.
/. The act of Sd March, 1s4l, requires
"that all stores hereafter rented by the Col
lector, Naval Officer, and Surveyor, shall
be on public account, and paid for by the
Collector az SUCH"
These requirements of law have imposed
upon this Department the, necessity of making
ample provision ..or large quantities Of mer
chandise in advance Of their arrival, and Of
securing the attendance Of competent officers,
clerks, and laborera to take charge of the
same. The experience Of three years fully
proves that the receipts from storage at the
usual rates, and no other should be charged
viii no, defrsy The expenses Of the system,
A statement 10 also presented, (marked
@, showing the value Of du,iabls merchan-
disc re-exporlsd from 1921 to ls4s, from
which will be seen that the total amount Of
such expos,s during that period was $685.
7l6,e7o, or an annual svssass Of eta,IaAlsi.,
yen The ~ psesmbs', ,sts, u Nh
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-12
STRAW BONNET
~ r HAT M1ANUFACTORY,

No. 30 North Second sfreef, opposite The
Madison House.
sEIyHE subscrihes would call the attention Of
u County Merchants and Milliners to their e1-
tensivs assortment Of fashionable SrRIHe AMI
ssnxsl Boussrs Axp HArs Of the newest styles.
AIso, large and general assortment OF French
and American Artificial Flowers, Ribbons Crown
B Linings, Oil Silk, Wire, Quillings Duckr.m, &C.
which they olisr q prices that defy composition.
N. B.-Pslm Leaf Hats BY the case o. dozen.
.,,.-t w. N. 4 J. z. MAULL.
.gisan Bonnet and Hs. Msauiscso'srs
PhiislsIphiA June :, isls.- ~ -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-12
1v1lur NAN HIS OWN HArssrT
.-l-VIHe A2HMT. ~

MUM 4 Co, publishers Of the "SCIENTi-
VA FIC AMERICAN" have favoured US with
q Phamphlet containing the Patent Laws Of the
United States together with all the forms necesss-
~ for applying for Patent, informaton in regard
10 Cling caveats, with remarks on its uses, etc. q.
mount of fee required at the Patent Office, aud
syerv other information that necessary to instruc,
. person in making his own applications.
Price laA cents single, or IL copies for one dol
l.rssent by mail to any part ofthe United States.
Address MUM & CO., New-York.
March 10, le49.-uy
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-12

The manufacture Of cotton cloth is begun
with the planting Of the cotton; it is carried
10 certain point by the planter, and then
taken up and perfected by the spinner and
weaver. The planter and manufacturer are
not engaged in different branches of indus
try, but in the same the one commences
the process which the other completes
Cotton seed Of insignificant value being by
regular stages Of labor developed and brought
10 the form Of cotton cloth, has acquired a
value of about two hundred and sixty.four
millions lalie. r .a.-. }a,..
The planting States have added many mil
lions 10 the annual production Of the country
by the culture of cotton. By continuing the
process they could quadruple that addition.
7o The planter would then have market at
his door for all his produce, and the farmer
would in like manner have home market
for his The power OF consumption of not
only breadsufis, but of every article useful
or necessary in the feeding, clothing, and
housing Of man, would be vastly increased /;
The consumer and producer would be brought
nearer to each other; and in fact stimulus
would be applied to every branch Of produc-
live industry. ,..,s,.., ,,.,. ..-...
II is gratifying TO know that the manufac.
ture of cotton has already been introduced
into several of The planting States, (see docu-
ment marked W. hereto annexed,) and it
ought not 10 be doubted will RAPIDLY be ex.
tended. ...t
The manufacture Of iron, wool, and our
other staples, would lead TO similar results.
The effect would be vast augmentation Of
our wealth and power. s.s... ...... .
l will proceed TO state the nature Of the
notifications which it appears expedent 10
make in the existing tariff, and, if required,
will hereafter present plan in detail.
The rates of duty are, in my opinion, too
low, especially on articles similar to our own
staples. | conceive that the revenue has
suffered materially from this circumstance.
Indeed, am compelled TO believe that it
would have been greatly diminished but for
the extraordinary demand for our breads,ufIs
and provisions produced by the famine in
Europe in 1s47 and to great extent con.
l,inued by the short crop abroad in ls4s.-
(See the statement marked NJ. hereto annex.
ed.) Even under these favorable circum-
stances, the average revenue from woollens,
coiions, hempen goods, iron, sugar, hemp un-
manufactured, salt, and coal, has fallen under
the act Of ls46 from STA, l62, COZ 10 s13, ,3e2,.
624 so, taking the average from the receipts
Of ls45.ls46 and and those of 1s4s-ls49j
being an average diminution of s769,9s2 so,
as will be seen by the table marked N, here.
10 annexed the loss of annual revenue being
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-12

Total deficit, 1850 & 1851 SIG, ,47b,2I SO
Prior to the Is, Of July last, The. expenses
OF collecting the revenue from customs were
paid out OF the accruing revenue al the seve-
raj ports, and only the balance came into the
Treasury; of course the receipts at the Trea-
suIy, actual and estimated were of the nett
revenue after deduc,ing all expenses.
BY the act of the 81 of March last, the
| system was changed from and after the ist
OF July, ls4s, And, accordingly, the receipts
actual and estimated, from that date are of
The gross revenue, and estimates are submit
ted ot the expenses Of collection.
Public Debt.
Annexed will be found table marked n. \
In compliance with the 22d section of the ac,
OF the esth January, iS47, containing the in
formation required thereby respecting the is
sue, redemption, purchase, and resale Of ,rea-
sury notes. ,.l
As required by the frst section of the act
OF lOh August, 1856, statement is append
ed (marked E 81 showing the amt of Trea-
snry notes paid within the preceding year
under The provisions of that act. .r...l. s.,
Statement ~ shows the payments into
the treasury on account Of the loan Of is4s
The public debt amounted, on the ist of
October, ls4s, agreeably to table 10Y annex-
ed to the last report of my predecessor, to
The sum of S65. 77s,45 4i.--Since that time
Si,o7s,756 70of the debt has been redeemed
aud exlingni.hed by the purchase of s,ock, Sc
of the amount thus redeemed and ex,in.
guished there were-on account of the debt
OF the cities of the District of Columbia as
sumed by the act of the Goth Nav, 1886
$50, 900; on account Of the old funded and
nnfunded debt, s5.0s9 5sj of treasury notes
purchased at par and received in payment
for lands and customs, 90, $50; of military
bounty scrip s2ss,075; Of the slock Of Isaa,
$50, 100; of the stock Of IS43, SI36, 600 Of
the stock of is4s, sa6o, 900 of The stock Of
is47, $685., 500 which last was paid for out
al the land fund, and purchased by Hugh
Maxwell, ESQ.,, collector of New York, with
the aid (kindly afforded of C. W. Lawrence,
Esq, the late collector Of that port, whose re.
signaiion had, at thai time, just taken effect,
and who acquired some experience 10 similar
operations, from having, been employed in
them By the government in the previous
year, Bee statement hereto annexed mar
ked (G) t'.'
The public debt now amounts 10 the sum
Of ss4, ,7oa, SOS II, which will be rsdesmabls
~ follows: ,ee iA'Hs re tf4-i1e"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-12
SAMUEL HART & co.

100 MARKET STREET, PHILADEIfHiA.
I,s,orters Of French, English and German
- y Fancy and Stahle Stationery,
VXTAFERS, Sealing Wax. Ink, Draft and Back
w CANNON Boards, Tape, lnkstands, Domi-
.ess. GilIotts and other Steel Pens, Ivory and
Ions Folders, Papeteries, Gold and Silver Pencil
Csses. Bristol Boards; Whatman's Drawing Pa
p.rs, Envelopes, Bonds and Arnold's celebrated
iaks for making Linen. Portfolios, Dissocted Maps
~ Games, Chessman, Cards, Gold Pens, &c.
Philadslphia, June ., lS49.-3m o.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-12
OLD SERIES vol. 70, NO. Ia

June, 1s4s, the aggregate exports of dutiable
merchandise from warehouse amounted 10
/ s7,2is,Sis, or an annual average Of 50, ,7s2,-.
439. In these exports from warehouses
there is included the merchandise that was
imported from foreign countries and trans.
ported to Canada also, the wheat, wheat
Hour, &C., that have been transported from
Canada, and the sal,ed fish, &c, from other
British North American provinces intended
for shipment from our ports 10 foreign coun.
tries. .-...
During the three years proceeding the en-.
actment Of the warehousing act, viz: in
ls44, ls45, and 1876, the total exports of
dutiable merchandise amounted
to ate si4,e5s,sis
During the three following years, rs-t
viz: ls47, 1s4s, and lS49,
these exports amounted 10 Sl7,556, 1872
The increase Of exports, which appears
fiom this statement, to the extent Of more
than two millions of dollars, is made up Of
The wheat, flour, fish, &C., from the British
American provinces, and merchandise trans.
ported under the transportation act Of Sd
March, ls45, before referred TO.
From the returns made to this Department,
and the quarterly statement published It 10
believed TO be apparent that the operation of
the warehousing act has not been benefcially
felt in the general business of The country.
Respectfully submitted,
ili WIN. M. MEREDITH,
Secretary of the
,| Treasury.
Washington, December, ls49.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-12

Total estimated receipts sa4,45O, 900 90
The expenditures during The same period, as
estimated BY the several Departments of
State, Treasury, War, Navy, interior, and
Postmaster General, are:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-12

Deficit i.t July, lseo,' 79'7q s5,s2s, iai Sc
The estimated receipts and expenditures for
the fiscal year commencing July I, 1850,
and ending June 80, 1881, are: '1'T
Receipts from customes, $4,000, 600 90
" public lands, 'f 2,r5o,ooo 90
miscellaneous sources, 100000 90
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-12

Parts Of the old funded
aud nniandesl debt on
presentation
Debts OF the District ci.
7 ties assumed by Con.
II, gress SEQ, 900 payable
annually
Five per cent stock, poi
b. not pf AAsus,, isAs, 70.
deemsble 9th August
1851
Five psr csni loan ) Of Sd
-n Msscb, lsss, redesm.
able isl July, 1888
Six per cent loan Of eed
b July, 1a%s, redeemsbls
"A i2ih November, 1850 !,
oix psr osnt loan OF 18th
Apsil. ista rsdssus-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-12

BILE 31st Dec. 1862
Six per cent loan Of 2sih
January, 1s47, redeem
able ist January, 1868
Do do do do
Six per cent loan Of 3ist
March lS48 redeema-
bic ist July 1868 9i1
Treasury notes issred
prior to 1916, payable
on presentation, if con,
verted into stock, un-
der the act Of January,
lsa7, will be redeem
able Is, July, 1868
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-01-12

This sum is composed of the following parti.
chlars 1853 cd. ~ [a- ''J T il-
Civil list, foreign intercourse, rD aaiar
and miscellaneous, SlI0sS, 724 81
Expenses Of collecting reve. M
nue. from customs, ~ 2,75o,ooO 90
Expenses Of collecting reve-
nue from lands, i7o,sa5 90
Army proper, &C., s,2s6,lss "A
Forrifications, ordnance, arm.
ing militia, &c, 2,0i5,446 90
Internal Improvements, l,247,2oa ss
Indian department, i,ei2,7Io SO
Pensions, l,927,OIo 90
Naval establishment, 1883, i2e Ga
Interest on Treasury notesand
public debt, s,74e,s5l 10
Purchase Of stock Of the loan
Of 2s,h January ls47 492,s9s 81