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TREASURY l3EPARTMENT

37TH Or&xnREss, t Ilt)UHI'' OF REPItL'SEA~ TATIVL'~. j Ex. Do&. '.
2d Session. Xo. 36.
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THE SECRETARY 07 THE TRZAStjRY.
TRANSMrrr&XG
Annual stateinent of tlze reve&'Izts and evpendz'tures of the L:aitr &7 8'(&ztcs for the
fis&&a7 year ending Iunc 30, 1861, as rctuired by the standing order of' thie
IIouse (fi I&, c7)resentati ves of Decenzlzcr 30, 1791, anti the act nf Augus~6t
1842.
JAnvsar 27, 1882. — Laid on the table, and orilered to be pri&ite&l.
TREAsuRY 1)EI'AII'Iiii Ex'I', Ja&i&(&z&ot 23, l. S62.
SIR; l. li&iri thc honor herewith ti& transmit;t;it& niente prepared by thc
Register of the Treasury, with liis loller tran. mitting tliem to tliis oRicc, exhibiting
an;i«coiint of the receipts and. expenditures of thc l nited '&tat& a for the
fiscal year ending Junc 30, 1SG1, stat&. d in pnrsuance of the standing order of
tl«House of I« l&i «, »tiitiri 8 of December 30, 1791, and tlie act of Augnst '6,
1S42.
'tVitl& &. i. &-, it respect, ,
~. P. CHASL&',
Seri'i'tel i' &/
of' t1i e Ti &'&!sz&& y.
Holi. 6. A. . (I Roii',
&4p& &&7&r r ifi the IIouse of P&. epresentati z&es.
TREA, 'I'I&i' DEPAB'I'M EXY,
Fri «istir's OPcc, January 17, 18G2.
SIII: I lure tlic honor to transmit the account, of thc reci il&ts anil expenditures
&&f tlii l. nit& d &t &t&, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1S61, st;&t& d in pursuaiice
of thc stauding oril&ir of tl» House of lh l&resnit;itic&- of D&c&mbcr 30, 1791,
iuul an iict of August 2G, 1842.
Tllis iic&'oiillt, collt&lills:
1. A &incral account of tli& r«i il&t. and i xpenditures of tli& ti. c;&I year cudin .
Jun&i 30, 1SG1. Tlic p;I c. in tlic margin of tlie ere&lit side refer to tlie ilet:iile&l
& xpenditurcs und&r tlie specific he&vis of appropriation.

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
2. The expenditures and repayments uuder each head of appropriation& sho~~ing
the aggregate amount paid to, and repaid by, each individual during the
year.
3. Statements of the appropriations made for the fiscal year ending June 30,
1861, including the balances on July 1, 1860; the payments during t»c year i
the several sums carried to the surplus fund; and the balances unexpended at
the end of the year.
4. Statements of the balances due by, and in favor of, supervisors~ c»iec«»r
and others, of the late direct tax and internal revenue.
6. Statements of the operations of thc several land offices in the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1861.
6. Statements in relation to the customs.
I am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
L. E. GHITTENDEN
Aevi ster.
Hon. S. P. GHAsz,
Secretary oj' the Treasury.

AN ACCOUNT
OF
THE RECEIPTS AX9 EXPENDITURES
OF
TIIK UNITED STATES
FOR THE FIEGAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1661.
8tated in pnrsnance of the fottoroing standing order of the 11orrse of Piepresentatives
of the United States, passed December 30, 1791, viz I
"Resolved, That it shall be the duty of the Secretary of the Treasury to Iay before the
House of Representatives, on the fourth Monday of October in each year, if Congress shall
then be in session, or, if not then in session, within the first week of the session next
following the said fourth Monday in October, an accurate statement and account of the
receipts snd expeuditures of all the public moneys down to the last day, inclusively, of the
month of December immediately preceding the said fourth Monday in October, distinguishing
the amount of the receipts of each State or district, and from each officer therein;
in which statement shall also be distinguished the expenditures rvhich shall fall under
each head of appropriation; and shall be shown the sums, if auy, which remain unexpended
and to be accounted for in the next statenrent of each and cvcry of such appropriations;"
And of "An act to define and establish the fiscal year of the treasury of the United
States,
" passed August 26, 1842.

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
General account oj' the receiyts and expenditures of t~
'To balauce in tl e treasury June 30, 1860
32, 979& 530 78
TO RECEIPTS.
From customs
From collectors of customs of the following districts:
Bion Bradbury, late collector, Passatuaquoddy, Maine Robert Burns, late collector, Passamaquoddy, Maine .. ..
A. F. Parlin, collector, Machias, Maine. .. J. H, Nichols, late collector, Bath, Maine. .
Rolanrl Fisher, collector, Bath, Maine .
J. R. Redo&an, collector, Penobscot, Maine.
John Cousens, collector, Kennebunk, Maine .
T. Cunningham, collector, Wiscasset, Maine
J. G. Dickerson, collector, Belfast, Maine. .
J. H. Kennedy, oollector, Waldoboro', Maine
D. F. Leavitt, late collector, Bangor, Maine
W. P. Wingate, collector, Bangor, Elaine
A. A. Sanscnm, collector, Saco, Maine. ...
Moses Macdonald, late collector, Portland and Falmouth,
M aine .
Jedediah Jewctt, collector, Portland and Falruouth, Maine
Luther Jenkins, collector, York, Maine. .. .. .. . .... .
T. D. Jones, late collector, I'renchman's Bay& Maine. ....
I. H. Thomas, collector, Frenchman's Bay, 5faine. ..
Augustus Jenkins, late collector, Portsmouth, N. H.
J. B. Upham, collector, Portsmnuth, N. H
Charles Linslcy, late collector, Burlington,
J. B. Bowdish, late collector, Burlington, Vt . .
Wru. Clapp, collector, Burlington, Vt
Constant Norton, late collector, Edgartown,
Ai . Wadsworth, collector, Plymouth, 81ass .
J. Darrow, collector, Edgartown Mass
Vt
Mass
W. B. Pike, late collector, Salem and Bevmly, Mass
W. C. Phillips, collector, Salem and Beverly, Mass .
G. Babson, collector, Gloucester, Mass. .. ..
P. W. Leis. nd, collector, Fall River, Mass.
James Blood, collector, Newburyport, Mass
S. B. Phinney, collector, Barnstable, Mass ..
E. W. Alleu, collector, Nantucket, Mass. . . .
William Bartoll, collector, Marblchead, Mass.
J. S. Whitney, late collector, Boston aud Charlestown,
21am
J. Z. Goodrich, collector, Boston and Charlestown, Mass. .
C. B. H. Fessenden, late collector, New Bedford, Mass
Lawrence Grinnell, collector. Ncsv Bedford, Mass . . . . .
3, 924 23
7& 784 04
208 85
4, 461 18
1, 253 88
1, 094 90
137 52
140 70
257 50
489 88
13& 664 44
785 78
122 51
173, 096 74
30, 367 15
33 63
609 19
92 10
3, 429 35
590 00
5&587 72
2& 204 01
839 76
117 39
56 00
262 97
29, 655 25
2, 700 00
7&783 64
4, 792 49
2, 627 22
1, 807 63
149 49
158 07
3 467 835 79
605. 684 95
4, 765 35
1, 589 15
Carried forward. . . . . . - $4, 381, 160 47 32, 979) 530 78

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
U'uited Statesfor the ftscal year ending June 30, 1861.
BY EXPENDITURES.
Page.
Payments for the eh)it fist.
81 Compensation and mileage of senators. . .
84 Compensation and mileage of members of the House
of Representatives and delegates.
89 Compensation of ofi]cers, clerks, messengers, Gtc. , re-
ceiving an ann u;&]salary in the service of the Senate
89 Compensation of officers, «]eries, messengers, tkc. , re-
ceiving au annual salary in the service of the House
of Representatives.
89 C]erks to committees, pages, police, horses and carryalls
for the Senate.
89 Stationery for the Senate.
89 Misccl]aneous items for the Senate.
89 Newspapers for the Senate
89 Congressional G]cbe and binding same for the Senate.
89 Reporting proceedings for the Senate. .
89 For thc usual additional compensation to the reporters
of the House and Senate for reporting the proceedings
of the 2d session of the 36th Congress, at 9800
each .
89 Expenses of the heating and ventilating apparatus, including
pay of engineers, firemen, tec. .
89 Binding for the Senate.
89 Lithographing and engraving for the Senate
90 Fixtures for gas au&1 furniture for the committee,
office, and other rooms and apartments
in the north
wing of the Capitol, &&tc
90 Capitol po]ice, Senate.
90 Draughtsmen and clerks on ]and maps, clerks to com-
mittees, 8:c. , House of Representatives ... 90 Stationery for the House of Representatives. 90 Newspapers for the House of Represeutat]ves. . .. ..
90 Misce]]aueous items for the House of Representatives.
90 Fuel, oil, and candles for the House of Representatives
90 Horses, carriages, and saddle-horses for the House of
Representatives .
90 Furniture, repairs, and boxes for members of the
House of Representatives.
90 Pages and mail boys for the House of Representatives.
90 Two nmil boys c, t $900, and the messenger in charge
of the south extension.
90 Laborers for the House of Representatives. 91 Capitol police, House of Representatives. ... .... ....
203, 548 36
581, 540 o9
71, 399 82
81, 248 16
26, 998 82
12, 000 00
23, 000 00
3, 500 00
62, 333 32
15, 446 00
3, 200 00
12, 000 00
TG) 560 44
54, 161 35
19, 400 00
9, 296 97
17, 799 19
21, 363 96
12, 500 00
127, 727 28
9, 938 68
6& 000 00
22, 095 79
4, 499 31
3) 300 00
6, 285 00
9, 513 49
Carried forward. . . . . $1, 499, 656 53

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
Gene& al aeronnt of the;eceipts and expenditures
of the &+zte~
TO RECEIPTS.
Brouglit forward
G. H. Reynolds, late collector, Bristol and Warren, R. I .
W. H. S. Bayley, collector, Bristol and Warren, R. I
J. A. Aborn, collector, Provideuce, R. I .
Gilbert Chase, late collector, Newport, R. I. .
S. W. Macy, collector, Newport, R. I
M. A. Osborn, late collector, New Haven, Conn
J. S. Babcock, collector, New Haven, Conn
Patrick Fagan, late collector, Middletown,
Oregen Utiey, collector, 51iddlctown, Conn
W. S. Pomeroy, collector, FairQeld, Conn. ..
Conn.
J. P. C. Mather, late collector, iNew London, Conn. .
Edward Prentiss, collector, New London, Conn.
E. Williams, jr. , collector, Stonington, Cour.
P. M. Bromley, collector, Gencsee, N. Y. . .
J. B. Higgins, collector, Oswego, N. Y. .
J. Richardson, late collector, Oswego, N. Y. . . . . . . . . . . .
H. B. Smith, collector, Champlain, N, Y
Horace Moody, collector, Oswegatchie, N. Y.
G. P. Eddy, collector, Niagara, N. Y. . . .
J. M. Terbcll, collector, Sag Harbor, N. Y
O. F. Dickinson, collector, Dunl-irk, N. Y . . . . .
Hiram Barney, collector, New York, N. Y. . .
Augustus Schell, late collector, New York, N. Y. . . . . . . . .
Warren Bryant, late collector, BuQ'slo Creek, i%. Y. .
C. Metz, jr. , collector, BuQ'alo Creek, N. Y.
W. Howland, collector, Sackett's Harbor, N. Y.
T. Peugnet, collector, Cape Vincent, N. Y
T. B. Atkinson, collector, Camden, N. J
S. Birdsell, collector, Camden, N. J. . .
Amos Robbins, collector, Perth Amboy, N. J. . . . . . . . . . . .
J. S. Boggs, collector, Perth Amboy, N. J. . „.
E, T. Hillyer, collector, Newark, N. J. . .
T. D. Winner, collector, Great Lrgg Harbor, N. J. . . .
J. S. Jennings, collector, Little Egg Harbor, N. J.
H. J. Ashmore, collector, Burlington, N. J. .
William S. Bowen, collector, Bridgetown, N. J
C. M. Tibbals, collector, Presque Isle, Pa. .
J. Brawley, late collector, Presque Isle, Pa.
M, Whallon, late collector, Presque Isle, Pa.
W. B. Thomas, collector, Philadelphia, Pa. .
J. B. Baker, late collector, Philadelphia, Pa.
C. W. Batchelor, designated colhctor, Pittsburg, Pa. .
J. A. Gibson, late designated collector, Pittsburg, Pa.
4) 381, 160
7, 2'75
1, 031
40, 31S
12, 878
319
71, 047
13, 325
12, 667
551
902
8, 13Z
64
172
1, 385
4, 964
8, 000
26, 433
2, 443
4, 848
1, 200
112
2, 891, 098
25, 509, 563
9, 934
1, 692
89
967
433
30
985
283
245
647
364
78
1, 197
Z49
91
8
181, 437
1. 766, 922
179
1, 899
47 32, 979, 530 78
22
90
43
S4
30
43
30
38
00
72
65
00
69
19
12
00
81
46
06
52
95
32
40
75
01
07
63
40
00
60
00
70
00
23
00
80
38
44
10
08
16
Carried forward. . . . . . . . $34. 967, 142 00 32& 979, 530 78
1-4

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
States for theftseal year erirli»g . 7!s»e 30, 1861 — Conti nuecl.
BY EXPENDITURES.
Brought forward.
Page.
91 Foldin«documents, including pay of folders, tkc„
House of Representatives
91 Binding documents for the House of Representatives
91 Binding documents ordered to be printed by the House
of Representatives during the 33d and 34th Congrcsscs,
and for engravings, and lithographs, and
electrotypes.
91 Cartage for the House of Representatives. . ....
91 Reporting debates for the House of Representatives
91 Engraving, electrotyping, and lithographing for the
House of Representatives.
91 Engraving maps, 6:c. , of surveys for the Pacific railroad
91 Additional compensation to the reporters for thc Congressional
Globe for reporting the proceedings of
the House of Representatives. . .... ..
91 Binding 24 copies of the Congressional Globe and Appendix
for the 2d ression 35th and 1st sessiou 3tith
Congresses
91 For 24 copies of thc Congressional Globe and Appendix
for 2d sessiou 35th and 1st session 36th Con-
gresses
91 To indemnify the clerk for sums expended for books,
under resolution of the House of Representatives of
July 7, 1856, and to enable him, under said resolution,
to furnish each member and delegate.
92 To supply deficiencies in the appropriation for print-
ing, dry pressing, inserting maps and plates, and
bindiug documents ordered during the 33d, 34th,
and 35th Congresses
92 Printing required for the 1st session 36th Congress
92 Printing required for the 2d session 36th Congress. .
92 Paper required for the printing of thc 1st session 36th
Con«ress .
92 Paper required for the printing of the 2d session 36th
Congress
92 Principal anrl assistant librarians and uressengers in
library of Congress.
92 Contingent expenses of the library of Congress.
93 Purchase of books for library of Congress. .
93 Purchase of law books for the library of Congress.
93 For paper, printing, and binding a complete catalogue
of the books in the library of Congress. . . .
Carried forward. . . . . . . . .
I& 499, 656 53
56, 847 52
91, 154 32
708 75
2, 000 00
10, 118 18
70& 338 64
594 73
4-, 000 00
I, ), 173 34
52, 272 00
6&, 786 00
5, 050 07
47, 525 21
47, 164 67
103, 784 30
134, 213 56
9, 000 00
1, 000 00
3. 000 00
1 500 00
1, 363 64
82, 163, 251 46

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
General account of the receipts and expenrjitures
of the Untte
TO RECEIPTS.
Brought forward .. . 34,
Jesse Sharpe, collector, Wilmington, Del. ....
Tench Tilghman, collector, Oxford, AId.
H, W. 1Iotfman, collector, Baltimore, Md
J. T. Mason, late collector, Baltimore, Md .
W. B. Morgan, collector, Havre dc Grace, Md.
W. S. Jackson, collector, Vienna, Md.
J. R. Thompson, collector, 'l'own Creek, Md
J. T. Hammond, collector, Anuapo)is, Md.
H. C. Matthews, collector, Georgetown, D. C. ....... ....
Gordon Forbes, collector, Yeocomico, Va
Timothy Rives, collector, Petersburg, Va. ...
J. J. Simkins, collector, Norfolk aud Portsmoutb, Va. ...
A. J. Pannell, designated collector, Wheeling, Va.
J. S. Parker, collector, Cherrystone, Va
E. S. Hough, collector, Alexandria, Va. ... ..
W. M. Harrison, collector, Richmond, Va. .
W. F. Presson, collector, Yorktown, Va . .
G. T. Wright, collector, Tappahannock, Va . . . . .
H. F. Hancocl-, collector, Washington, N. C. . . .
L. D. Starke, collector, Camden, N. C .
Joseph Ramsey, collector, Plymouth, N, C.
W. G. Singleton, collector, Newbern, N. C .
Edmund Wright, collector, Edenton, N. C. . . . . . .
J. C. Gibble, late collector, Beaufort. N. C.
J. T. Miller, collector, WHmington, N. C .
O. S. Dewey, collector, Ocracoke, N. C . . .
W. F. Colcocl&, collector, Charleston, S. C
J. N. Merriman, collector, Georgetown, S. C.
John Boston, collector, Savannah, Ga
F. W. Fleming, collector, Augusta, Ga. . .
Woodford Blabry, collector, Brunswick, Ga . . .
J. A. Baratle, late collector, St. Mary' s, Ga.
Charles Howe, collector, Key West, , Fla, .
J. P. Baldwin, late collector, Key West, 1sla .
Thomas Leduitlb collector, St. John's Fla.
Jos. Sierra, collector, Pensacola Fla.
A. B. Noyes collector St. Mark's Fla .
Nathan Baker, collector, Apalacbicola, Fla.
R. J. Floyd, late collector, Apalachicola Fla. .
F. Livingston, collector, Fernandina Fla.
A. J. Decatur, collector, Bayport, Fla . .
Thaddeus Sanford, collector, Mobile, Ala .
J. W. Rhea, collector, Tuscumbia, Ala.
967, 142 00 32, 979, 530 78
9, 257 21
345 87
84, 790 69
874, 033 04-
119 80
685 00
95 25
285 84
1, 565 45
78 93
13, 000 00
11, 461 10
1, 504 84
2o6 28
14, 049 73
58, 142 49
288 86
154 00
617 23
o62 28
1, 083 89
2, 119 79
276 45
31 03
43187S 09
79 16
183, 841 95
601 20
GS, 135 36
12, 725 08
290 23
37 13
925 00
2, 351 86
261 42
13)410 91
1, 008 23
Gi 882 73
2, 330 30
13, 257 16
3 80
G3, 877 58
385 44
Carried forward. . . . . . . . . . . . 836, 456, 229 68
32 979 530 78

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES,
S(ates for elec ftscal year euding Juue 30, 1861 — Continued.
llY EXPENDITURES.
Brought forward
Page.
93 Compensation of the Superintendent of Public Printing
and clerks and messengers in his office .
93 Blank books, stationery, postage, &c, for oflice of the
Superinteudent of Public Printing ..
93 To supply the deficiency in the appropriatious heretofore
made for printing ordered by the Senate and
House of Representativ s at the 1st session of the
36th Congress, and for paper for the same
94 To enable the Superintendent of Public Printiu ~ to
carry into effect the joint resolution in relation to
public printing.
94 Salaries of three judges of the Court of Claims, the
solicitor, assistant solicitor, deputy solicitor, clerks,
&
94 Stationery, fuel, gas, labor, printing, and miscellaneous
items for the Court of Claims
94 Commissioner's fees for tal'ing testimony in behalf of
the government, and fees of witnesses, 8rc. , in the
Court of Claims
&J4 American State Papers, act June 25, 1860 .
94 Salary of the President of the United States
94 Salary of the Vice-President of the United )States . . . .
94 Private secretary, stcwanl, and messenger to the Presi-
d
95 Contingent expenses of thc Executive office, including
stationery, &c
95 Salary of secretary to sign patents fo&' public lauds
95 Salary of the Secretary of State .
95 Salary of the Assistant Secretary of State. ..... ...
95 Clerks, messengers, snd laborers in thc office of Secretary
of State
95 Extra clerk hire and copying in the State Department.
96 Stationery, blank books, binding, furniture, &c. , for
the State Department
96 Newspapers for the State Department .
96 Miscellaneous items for the State Department. ..
96 Publishing the laws in pamphlet form and in the newspapers,
&c. , for the State Department ......
97 Copper-ph&te printing. books, end maps for the State
Department .
97 Proof-reading, packing, and distributing la)vs and
docun&ents, &c. , for the State Department
Carrie&1 forward. ..
2, 163, 251 46
9, 713 99
2, 850 00
174, 141 75
135, 000 00
27, 879 66
4, 000 00
4, 464 40
290, 540 37
23, 097 83
7, 333 00
4, 428 99
559
1, 500 00
7, 955 . )2
2, 999 98
45, 839 68
3, 000 00
11, 012 71
749 2;)
2, 726 57
21, 025 50
1, 142 32
1, 749 20
«2, 946, 9&)1 44

10 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITLRES.
General account of the receipts and expenditures
of t«e
TO RECE&IPTS.
Brought forward. .
J. Baraldson, designated collector, Selma, Ala.
Pobert Eager, collector, Pearl River, Miss
John Bobb, collector, Vicksburg, Miss
W. D. Roy, late collector, Vicl-sburg, Miss .
F. H. Hatch, collector, New Orleans, La. .
R. N. McMillan, collector, Teche, La. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
D. M. Stapp, collector, Saluria, Texas
E. W. Wallace, collector, Saluria, Texas.
Hamilton Stuart, collector, Galveston, Texas. .
F. W. Latham, collector, Brazos de Santiago, Texas ..
S. J. Jones, collector, Paso del Nor te, Texas ..
A. W. Lamb, designated collector, Hannibal, Mo
R. J. Howard, collector, St. Louis, Mo .
D. H. Donovan, late collector, St. Louis, Mo
Franl- Stewart, designated collector, Columbus, Ey. .
W. N. Haldeman, designated collector, Louisville, Ey
Wm. Nolen, designated collector, Paducah, Ey
Jesse Thomas, designated collector, Nashville& Tenn
H. T. Hulbert, designs, te&i collector, Memphis, Tenn
H. F. Cooper, designated collector, Chattanooga, Tenn
S. G. Patterson, collector Sandusky, Ohio
J. A. Jones, late collector, Sandusl'y, Ohio .
Robert Parks, collector, Cuyahoga, Ohio . .
B. Brownell, late collector, Cuyahoga, Ohio.
E. T. Carson, desiguated collector, Cincinnati, Ohio
T. J. Sherlocl-, late designated collector, Cincinnati, Ohio
E. D. Potter, collector, Mia, mi, Ohio
Chas. Denby, designated collector, Evansville, Ind
Daniel Warm, designated collector, Galena, Ill.
Julius White, collector, Chicago, Ill .
B. F. Strother, late collector, ('hicago, Ill.
Thos. Benneson, desi»nated collector, Quincy, Ill
N. G. Isbell, collector, Detroit, Iiich.
R. W. Davis, late collector, Detroit, Mich .
M. Shoemaker, late collector, Detroit, Mich
J. A. T. Wendell, collector, Michilimackinac, Mich. . .
Edwin Palmer, collector, Milwaukie, Wis
G. W. Clasen, la, te collector, 5Iilwaukie, Wis ..
M, H. Frost, collector, Puget's Sound, W. T. .
B. Brittain, collector, Port Orford, Oregon. .
John Adair, collector, Astoria, Oregon. .
'I'. B. Storer, collector, Sonoma, Cal
H. Hancock, collector, San Diego, Cal .... ..
36, 4oG, 229 68 32, 979& 530 78
168 94
130 40
14& 26Z 05
496 83
1, 345, 044 04
136 80
3, 476 87
64 12
41, 520 37
6, 972 28
9, 502 00
21 10
3& 366 19
107, 982 60
19, 787 40
14, 136 39
127 00
3, 374 82
11, 534 78
10& 471 80
447 28
94
84 60
9& 319 10
4, 619 15
49, 771 90
351 52
3, 475 4G
696 00
1, 377 '76
46, 677 57
5, 808 21
4, 015 45
65, 989 39
956 43
426 02
642 G7
2, 224 43
2, 647 21
33 84
1, 197 70
44 52
9 94
Carried forward. . . . . . --. . . $38, 249'GZ3 55 32, 979, 530 78

RECI'. IPTS AND EXPENDITI Rl s.
Stagesfvr fhe fiscal year ending Jane 30, 1861 — Continue&1.
Page.
Brought forward
BY EXPENDITURES.
97 To enable the Secretary of State to purchase 50 copies
each of volumes 20 and 21 of Howard's Reports of
the Decisions of the Supreme Court of the United
States . ....
97 For 150 copies of volume 23 of IIoward's Reports of
Decisions of the Supreme Court of the United States
97 Compensation of four watchmen and two laborers in
northeast executive building .
97 Fuel, lights, and repairs, northeast executive building.
98 8alary of the Secretary of the Treasu&y ..
98 Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. .
98 Clerks, messengers, and laborers in the oflice of the
Secretary of the Treasury
98 Copying, blank books, stationery, Rc. , for ihe oNce
of the Secretary of the Treasury.
98 Icirst Comptroller of the Treasury ..
98 Clerks, messengers, and laborers in the oNce of the
First Comptroller
98 Furniture, blank books, binding, stationery, &c. , for
the oNce of the First Comptroller. 98 Second Comptroller of the Treasury ..
99 Clerks, messengers, and laborers in the oNcc of the
Second Coruptroller
99 Blank books, binding, stationery, Rc. , for the oNce of
Second Comptroller.
99 First Auditor of thc Treasury. ....
99 Clerks, messengers, and laborers in the oflice of First
Auditor
99 Blanl- books, binding, stationery, Rc. , for the oNce
of First Auditor.
99 Second Auditor of the Treasury.
99 Clerks, messengers, and laborers in the oNce of
Second Auditor
99 Blank books, binding, stationery, &c. , for the oNcc
of Second Auditor.
99 Third Auditor of the Treasury.
99 Clerks, messengers, and laborers iu the oNce of Third
Auditor
99 Blank books, binding, stationery, Rc. , for oNce of
Third Auditor.
100 Fourth Auditor of thc Treasury. .. .
100 Clerks, messengers, and laborers in thc oNce of Fourth
Auditor
Carried forward.
2, 946, 961 44
500 00
750 00
3, 600 00
3, 285 81
8, 000 00
3, 000 00
37, 041 00
14, 000 00
3, 500 00
24-, 651 54
1, 700 00
3, 000 00
23, 402 72
500 00
3, 000 00
32, 940 00
1, 450 00
3, 000 00
32, 309 77
1, 800 00
3, 000 00
127, 249 85
2, 440 06
2, 956 10
24, 438 58
$3, 308, 476 Si

12 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
Gene) al account of the receipts and expenditures
of tke
TO RECEIPTS.
Brought forward.
J. A. Watson, collector, iklonterey, Cal
Lewis Saunders, jr. , collector, Sacramento, Cal .
P. H. Downey, collector, San Pedro, Cal.
I. P. Rankin, collector, San Francisco, Cal . . . . . . . . . . . . .
B. F. Washington, late collector, San Francisco, Cal.
S. J. Jones, collector, Las Cruses, N. M. . . . . .
Sales of I&attic 1&t&t&fs.
From receivers of public moneys:
L. M. Stifi, Centre, Ala.
J. W. Warren, Tuscaloosa, Ala .
T. E. Herbert, Greenville, Ala.
S. M. Torbert, Demopolis, Ala .
R. T. Cov&k, Elba, Ala.
E. 51. Hastiugs, Montgontery, Ala, . .
John Peeble, St. Stephens, Ala.
J. S. Nance, Huntsville, Ala
R. D. Haden, Columbus, Miss.
W. N. Whitehurst, Washington, Miss.
J. J. Gage, Grenada, , Miss
R. A. Clark, Jackson, Miss .
A. R. Carter. Paulding, Miss
John Posey, Opelousas, La
John Laplace, Natchitoches,
Ls,
T. C. Hunt, late, Natchitoches, La . . . .
H. W. Palfrey, New Orleans, La
J. B. iZIcClen&ion, Greeiisburg, La
C. H. Dabbs, ZIonroe, La.
G. Purvis. late, Monroe, La .
W. A. Bevens, Batesville, Ark. . .
J. L. Dickson, Huntsville, late, Fayetteville,
Arkansas .
Daniel Critfin, Washington, Ark
W. T. Sargent, Champagnole, Ark. .
M. Rose, Clarksville, Ark .
P. T. Crutchfield, Little Rock, Ark.
G. Helvenston, Newmaosville, Fla
ZI. Post, Tampa, Fla .
A. L. Woodward, Tallahassee, Fla
F. P. Ferreira, St. Augustine, Fla.
J. S. Dougherty, St. Louis, iZIo. .
T. J. Bishop, Springfield, Zlo. .
14, 916 62
11, 378 47
29, 032 57
9, 608 0&)
8, 613 6G
6, 177 80
5, 401 70
8, 895 35
17, 243 45
1, 989 15
4, 025 16
334 52
11, 394 2Z
41, 780 90
29, 181 47
7, 054 23
1, 337 83
10, 303 60
18, 459 77
6, 660 t)0
15, 685 44
26, 787 56
38, 500 00
64, 269 59
29, 317 65
28, 640 G7
3, 04;i 00
1, 093 91
5, 310 41
717 10
2, 556 71
o& 949 61
38 249 623 55 3Z, 979& 530 78
8 65
11G 60
25 19
134& 229 46
1, 196, 724 09
I& 398 00
39, 58'2, 125 64
Carried forward. . . . . . . 8465, 668 12 39, 582, 125 64 32, 979, 53()

RECEIPTS AND EXE'EXDITURES.
States for the giseu~ year endir&g Auric 30, 1861 — Continuerl.
BY EXPE'&&r" ITl RES.
Brought forward. . . . . . . . . 3, 308, 476 87
Page,
100 Stationery, books, bindiug, 6ic. for the office of Fourth
&
Auditor
100 Expenses of removing the oNce of Fourth Auditor
100 Fifth Auditor of the Treasury . . . . . . .
100 Clerks, messengers, and laborers in the office of Fifth
Au&litor
100 Blank books, binding, stationery, 8cc. , for thc office of
Fifth Auditor.
101 Sixth Auditor of the Treasury
101 Clerl s, messengers, and laborers in the office of Sixth
Auditor
101 Blank books, binding, stationery, 6ic. , for the office
of Sixth Auditor
101 Treasurer of the United States .
101 Clerks, messengers, and laborers in office of the Troasurer.
102 Blcnl books, binding, stationery, 8ic. , for office of
the Treasurer
102 Bcgister of the Treasury
102 Clerks, messengers, and laborers in the office of thc
Register .
102 Ruling and full binding books for recording, &c. ,
blanl.
books, 6ic. , for office of the Register.
102 Solicitor of the Treasury.
102 Clerks, messengers, and laborers in tlie office of the
Solicitor
102 Blank books, binding, stationery, etc. , for office of the
Solicitor.
102 Commissioner of Customs.
102 Clerks, messengers, and laborers in the office of Com-
for
missioner of Customs.
103 Blank books, binding, stationery, tkc. , for the ofhce of
Commissioner of Customs
103 Clerks, messengers, aud laborers in the office of thc
Light-house Board
103 Blank books, binding, stationery, postage, &c.
&
the office of Light-house Board.
103 Compensation of 8 watchmen and 9 laborers in the
si&uthcast executive building .
103 Fuel, light, repairs, and niiscelhinecus contingent
expenses of ibe southeast executive building
1, 000 00
3 508 55
3, 000 00
14, 342 98
800 00
2, 829 67
167, 884 23
8, 317 23
3, 000 00
21, 250 46
768 00
3, 000 00
48, 636 04
5, 864 94
3, cOO OO
13, 011 82
2, 000 00
3& 000 00
li, 354 34
1, 200 00
9, 223 33
6OO OO
13, 800 00
11, 000 00
Carried forward. . . . . . $3, 670, 368 46

¹ B.
14 RECEIPTS AND EXPEiVDITI RES.
General account of the receipts and exyenCitures
of the Untte~
TO RECEIPTS.
Brought forward.
J. J. Turnbaugh, Jackson, Mo.
E. E. Buckner, Boonville, Mo. . . . . . .
N. B. Holden, Warsaw, Mo.
J. S. Houston, late, Plattsburg, Mo.
A. Eaton, Stevens's Point, Wis ~. . . .
A. G. Ellis, late, Stevens's Point, Wis. . . .
M. Barlow, La Crosse, Wis
T. Rodolf, late, La Crosse, Wis
J. D. Reymert, Hudson, Wis
J. E. Perkins, Eau Clare, Wis
Boyden, Eau Clare, Wis .. . ... J. D. Reymert, Falls of St. Croix, AVis. . .
Samuel Ryan, Meuasha, Wis. .
T. R. Spencer, Hayfiel& Wis
J. H. McKenny& Chatfield, Minn. . .
John Whipple, Portland, Minn. .
igl, H. Abbott, Cambridge, Minn. ..
S. E. Adams, St. Cloud, Minn. .
S. L. Hayes, St. Cloud, Minn.
George Bradley, 1 orest City, Minn. .
J. D. Evans, late, I'crest City, Minn.
William Sawyer, Otter Tail City, Minn
W. H. Mower, Sun Pise City, gfinn. .
C. Graham, Henderson, Minn.
B. F. Tillotson, St. Peter, Minn.
J. Kern, St. Peter, 'Minn. ..
W. L. P. Little, East Saginaw, Mich. .
E. Warner, Marquette, Mich. . . .
J. Beeson, late, Detroit, Mich
G. S. Frost, late, Detroit, Mich
H. K. Sangcr, Detroit, glich
H. J. Wilson, Ionia, Mich
J. C. Dexter, Ionia, glich
O. A. Stevens, Tra, verse City, Mich
James Compton, Jlarysville, Cal. . . .
C. Lindley, late, iih&rysville, Cal
Joseph Hopkins, Jlarysville, Ca 1
G. W. Hook, Humboldt, Cal.
T. Baker, Yisalia, Cal
W. B. iVorman, Stockton, Cal.
P. P&equette, San Francisco, Cal. . .
A. L. Lovejoy, Oregon City, Oregon. .
W. J. Jlartin, Roseburg, Oregon .
465& 668 12 3g, 582, 125 64 32, 979, 530 78
14, 409 29
1, 489 44
14&178 64
650 00
286 56
4, 322 90
366 70
20, 788 39
479 11
1, 100 37
633 42
1, 425 58
6, 223 73
249 37
19& 120 53
81G 99
292 62
9, 55G 12
273 03
ll, iill 55
1, 092 02
219 92
2& 499 08
34&403 11
28, 501 78
286 81
8, 513 54
6, 398 53
1, 512 18
7, 996 42
213 08
7, g5p 18
265 00
5& 191 41
19, 000 00
222 00
21, 046 02
19, 151 94
7, 950 00
18 925 30
3, 600 00
830 32
850:)2
Carried forward. $(70&561 62 39, 582, 125 64 32 gg7 53p 78

gtzztegf0r
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
the fiscal year czzdizg zJu'zze 30, 1861 — Continneck.
BY EXPENDITURES.
Brought forwa& d. . . . . 8, 670, 868 46
Page.
103 Fuel and miscellaneous items for the southeast executive
building.
103 Salary of the Secretary of the Interior.
103 Clerks, messengers, and laborers in the once of the
Secretary of the Interior .
103 Blank bool-s, stationery, &c. , for the once of thc
Secretary of the Interior.
103 Commissioner of the General Land OKce.
103 Recorder, draughtsman, assistant draughtsman, clerks,
messenger, &c. . in the General Land Office . .
103 Additional clerks in the General Land Oflice, under
act of March 3, 1855, granting bounty lands, &c
103 Cash system, &c. , under laws prior to September 28,
1850, for patents and other records, tract books and
blank books, for this and the district land offices
104 Fuel, lights, and incidental expenses, including pay
of l-eepers, &c. , of the General Land Office.
104 Commissioner of Indian Affairs
104 Clerks, messengers, &c. , in the office of the Commis-
sioner of Indian. Affairs.
104 Extra clerk hire for the service of the Indian office,
per act of August 5, 1854
104 One clerk in the Ind. ia, n office, employed under act of
March 3, granting bounty lands to Indians. ... .
104 Blank books, binding, stationery, fuel, lights, &c., for
the Indian office .. .
l04 Commissioner of Pensions
l04 (lerks, messengers, &c. , in the office of the Commis-
sioner of Pensions.
l04 Stationery, binding, furniture, &c. , for. the Pension
0 fIice. . .
f04 Commissioner
of Public Buil. dings
I. 04 Clerks in the office oi the Coinmissioner of Public
B ' uildings.
I. 05 Messenger in the office of the Commissioner of Public
Buildings.
l. 05 Stationery, bool-s, plans, drawings, &c. , for the office
of the Commissioner
of Public Buildings
. 05 Surveyor general of Florida.
-o5 Clerks, &c. , in office of surveyor general of 1'lorida--
. 05 Surveyor gencraI of Louisiana
. 05 Clerks, & . , in office of surveyor gener il of Louisiana-
Carried forward. . . --------
1 750 00
8, 000 00
28, 900 00
6, 500 00
3, 000 00
170, 890 00
5', 400 00
56, 000 00
2, 000 00
3) 000 00
28, 940 00
(, 0 IO 00
1) 400 00
5, 000 00
3, 000 00
106, 340 00
15) 000 00
2, 000 00
1, 400 00
1, 166 6T
250 00
1)500 00
2, 585 87
1, 000 00
1, 250 00
S4, 186, 591

1 6 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
Creneral account of the receipts and ezpendi tures of tk
Brought forward
J. G. Weeks Fort des Zfoines. Iow
Isaac Cooper, late, Fort des Moines, Iowa
A. H. Palmer, Council BlufFs, Iowa,
R. Means, Sioux City, Iowa
C. W. Hobbs, late, Osage, Iowa.
T. Sargent, Fort Dodge, Iowa.
T. McNally, Chil icothe, Ohio
C. C, Campbell, Indianapolis, Ind
A. G. Herndon, Springfield, I 1 1 .
G. K. Green, Vincennes, Ind
G. J. Clark, Fort Scott, Kansas
F. Patterson, Junction City, Kansas
W. Brindle, Lecompton, Kansas
P. F. Wi!ron, Omaha City, N. T.
A. B. Gilmore, Omaha, City, N. T
C. B. Smith, Brownsville, N. T.
B. M. Truinbull, N&. brasks, City, N. T
E. A . Desi onde, late, Nebrs slca City, N . T
A. . H. Jackson, Dakota, N. T
G. B. Gruff, late, Dakota, , N. T. .
S. Garfield, Olympia, W. T
The Secretary of the Interior, being the
balance of an unexpended sum of
$43, 000 paid by A. J. Isaacs for fonr sections
of laud purchs. sed of the Christians,
act June 8, 1858
TO RKCEIP'I'S .
3Ioneys reccrbed on account of fees of consuls.
stantinopleple
George Bray ton, consul at Lahaina
A. G. Chandler, late consul at Lahaina
Thos. Dunn, late consul at Foo-Choo
S. L. Gouverneur, jr. , consul at Foo-Choo.
J. L. Dickson, late commercial agent at
Apia
C. W. Dabney, consul at Fayal
James McDowell, consul at Constantinople.
Alexander Thompson, vice-consul at Con-
J. P. Brown, acting vice-consul at Constantinople
Albert Pillsbury, consul at Halifax
S. S. Remark, consul at Trieste
D. M. Huckins, consul at Cape Town
770, 561
245
27 181
4, 715
1, 150
1, 090
2, 607
2, 960
2 19
1 1, 432
330
1 1, G96
9, 037
7, 535
5, 321
565
4, 000
683
1, 621
450
469
33 6
31, 448 22
6Z 39, 582, 125 64 3Z, 979, 530 ill
00
48
8 7
00
9 1
50
0 6
00
2 9
00
35
2 8
97
44
2 1
1 5
2 9
33
00
5 1
06
37 59
494 40
50 47
I 1G 10
53 91
478 92
24 00
170 79
1, 041 81
912 03
477 19
139 85
870, 658 54
Carried forward
33, 967 40 452r 784 18 32r 979 530 'll

PiECEIP'1 8 A's'D
EXPENDITURES.
8lafes fur the fi. seal year cni7in«Jaime 30, 18fil — Continued.
PY EXPENDITURES.
Brought forward.
page.
105 Surveyor general of Wisconsin and Iowa.
105 Clerks, &c. , in office of surveyor general of Wisconsin
and Iowa.
105 Surveyor general of Illinois and Missouri. .......
105 Clerks, &c., in office of surveyor general of Illinois
and Missouri.
106 Clerks, &c. , in office of surveyor general of Minnesota
106 Surveyor general of Kansas and Nebraska .
106 Clerks, &c. , in office of surveyor general of Kansas
and Nebraska.
106 Office rent, fuel, &c. , for surveyor general of Kansas
and Nebraska.
106 Eor binding field-notes and records of surveys in the
office of thc surveyor general of Kansas and Ne-
braska, clerks, &c
106 Surveyor general of Minnesota
106 Surveyor general of New Mexico. . . .
107 Clerks, &c. , in ofiice of surveyor general of New
Mexico
107 Rent of surveyor general's oNce in New Mexico,
fuel, books, &c
107 Translator in the office of surveyor general of New
Mexico .
107 Surveyor general of Utah Territory .... ...
107 Clerks, &c. , in the oihce of the surveyor general of
Utah. ....
107 Rent of the surveyor general's office in Utah
107 Surveyor general of California
107 Clerks, &c., in the office of the surveyor general of
California.
108 Rent of surveyor general's office in California, fuel,
books, &c
108 Surveyor general of Oregon
108 Clerks, &c. , in the oNce of the surveyor general of
Oregon
108 Bent of surveyor general's office in Oregon, fuel,
books, &c
108 Surveyor general of Washington Territory
108 Clerks, &c. , in the office of tlie surveyor general of
6'asking ton Terri iory
4, 186, 591 00
2, 307 69
6, 300 00
2, 142 85
3, 743 3$
7, 152 9li
I, 901 09
6s 108 15
1, 889 G5
107 00
2, Oii5 93
3, 000 00
4, 000 00
2, 319 18
1, 826 09
3. 000 00
2, G60 60
1, 929 70
3, 375 00
10, 70G 52
2, 262 5:i
2, 625 00
3. 950 00
2, 715 Ot
3, 000 00
3, 400 00
Carricil forward. . . . . - 64, 271, 079 23

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITIrRES.
Genera1 account og the receipts ancg eapenrlitrzr
es og thc
Brought forward. . . . .
G. S. Holmes, late consul at Cape Town
P. A. Stockton, consul at Leipsic
R. G. Barnwell, consul at Amsterdam
. J. W, squiggle, consul at Antwerp. . . .
Joel White, consul at Lyons .
L. W. Viollier, vice-consul at Lyons
A. B. Corwine, consul at Panama .
W, B. S. Moo&e, consul general at Montreal
W. L. Patterson, consul at Genoa
J. P. M. Eppiug, consul at Elsinore .
J. T. Pickett, consul at Vera Cruz.
Charles Riel-er, vice-consul at Vera Cruz
Sam'1 Ricker, consul general at Frankforton-the-Main.
John Somers Smith, consul at Malaga
John Endlich, consul at Basle .
Andrew Ten Brook, consul at Munich
T. T. Tunstall, consul at Cadiz .
Isaac Winston, consul at Kingston
A 1 ex. Derbes, consul at Marseilles.
R. H. Bayle, consul at Montevideo
J. A. Johnson, consul at Beirut. .
J. G. Willis, commercial agent at St. Paul
de Loando .
C. A. Less, consul at Revel.
George V. Brown, consul at Monrovia. . . .
-John Seys, vice. commercial agent at Monrovia
.
I. S. McMicken, late consul at Acapulco. .
X). B. Van Brunt, late vice-consul at Acapulco
Wm. Thompson, consul at Southampton .
A. G. Carothers, consul at Turk's Island
J. S. Crisson, late vice-consul at Turk's
Island
George Vail, consul at Glasgow
Richmond Inuring, commercial agent at
Aux Cayes .
G. W. Fish, consul at Ningpoo
D. H. Guyon, vice-consul at Aspinwall
D. A. Robinson, jr. , consul at Aspinwall. . .
R. C. Campbell, consul at London. . . . . . .
TO RECEIPTS.
3, 997 06 40, 452, 784 18 32, 979, . 530 78
123 83
915 00
141 45
1, 403 98
192 00
498 00
755 11
338 17
627 05
78 34
155 03
435 43
384 00
623 66
1, 082 75
122 78
657 24
143 95
1, 221 25
150 97
60 27
146 00
1 00
21 50
136 58
53 37
174 80
802 35
77 40
225 58
2, 085
505 06
24 68
563 22
447 45
754 94
Carried forward . . $20, 126 68 40, 452, 784 18 32, 979 530 78

PKCEII"1's AXD EXPEL DITI;PES.
&i&ates for the fiscal I ear &i&!Chng f»«& 30, 1861 — C&&ntinue&l.
BY EXPEiVDITIIRES.
Brought forward. .
page.
108 Bent of surveyor general's office in Washii&gton Territory,
fuel, 6rc
108 Extra clerks and draughtsmen in tbe office of the surveyors
general, to be apportioned according to the
exigencies of the public service.
109 Salary of the Secretary of War
109 Clerks, messengers, and laborers in the office of the
Secretary of i&Var.
109 Blank books, stationery, books, maps, plans, extra
clerk hire, 6rc, for oNce of Secretary of War. ..
109 Clerks and messengers in the office of the Adjutant
General
109 Blank books, binding, 6rc. , for the office of the Adjujutaut
General
110 Clerks and messengers in thc office of the Quartermaster
General.
110 Blank books, binding, 6tc. , for the oifice of the Quartermaster
General
110 Clerl-s and messengers in the oifice of the Paymaster
General .
110 Clerks, messengers, 6rc. , in the office of Commissary
General of Subsistence.
110 Clerks and messengers in the office of the Surgeon
General
110 Blank books, binding, stationery, Rc. , for office of
Surgeon General
110 Clerks and messengers in the office of Topographical
Engineers .
110 Blanl. books, binding, stationery, 6ic. , for the office
of Topogrs, phical Engineers
110 Clerks and messenger in the office of thc Chief Engi-
neer
110 Blank books, binding, stationery, &kc. , for ofHce of
Chief Engineer
110 Clerks and messenger in the office of the Colonel of
Ordnance.
110 Blank books, binding, stationery, 6rc. , for offiic«of
Colonel of Ordnance.
110 Compensation of four watchmen and two laborers for
the northwest executive building
111 Fuel, lights, and niisccllaneous items for the northwest
executive building
Carried forward.
4, 271, 079 23
1, 111 93
23, 710 04
8, 000 00
15& 400 00
5, 500 00
14, 830 21
2, 000 00
16, 392 52
I, 200 00
11, 212 38
10, 016 38
5, 204 38
400 00
9, 040 00
1& 200 00
8, 381 38
900 00
12& 087 63
250 00
3, 300 00
4, 000 00
$4& i 2;&. 216 08

20 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
General account og the receipts and, expenditures
og tke usted
Brought forward. .
Beverley Tucker, consul at Liverpool . . . .
C. De Ronceray, consul at San Juan.
G. Eustis Hubbard, commercial agent at
Cape Haytien
Robert Bayman, consul at Madeira
Edwin De Leon, consul at Alexandria. . . .
T. W. Rountrce, consul at La Rochelle. .
Lervis Joel, corsul at Cobija
J. A. Binda, consul at Leghorn. .
W. H. Morse, consul at St. Jago, Cape de
Verde
G. H. Leavenworth, consul at Bay of
Islands
Caleb Croswell, consul at St. Petersburgh
Etobert Dowling, consul at Cork
Duncan Macauley, consul at Manchester. .
W. K. Page, consul at Jerusalem
R. A. Edes, consul at Pernambuco.
R. Runnels, consul at Ran Juan del Sur.
William Trevitt, consul at Callao.
C. H. Lay, late vice-consul at Callao
J. F. Maguire, consul at Melbourne . . . . .
Abel French, consul at Aix la Chapelle.
J. W. Magill, consul at Sabanilla
J. N. Lewis, consul at 1'ort au Prince
C. W. Bradley, consul at Ningpoo
J. P. O' Sullivan, consul at Singapore
L. G. Sanford, consul at Tumbez
G. G. Fleucot, consul at Bordeaux
W. H. Vesey, consul at Elavre . . . .
7'. G. Webb, consul at Zanzibar
Wm. Jliles, deceased, late consul at Callao
James Busby, vice-consul at Bay of Islands,
O. H. Perry, consul at Cantou. . . . . . . . . . .
J. J. Sprenger, consul at Venice. .
F. L. Sarmiento, late consul at Venice. . . .
T. T. Dogherty, vice-consu. l at Honolulu
Abner Pratt, late consul at Honolulu
H. W. Spencer, consul at Paris
Albert Davy, consul at Leeds
Theodore Frean, consul at Belfast . . . . . . .
A. B. Blakey, consul at Talcahuano
E. C. Stiles, consul at Vienna.
S. S. Mured, late vice-consul at Jerusalem.
TO RECEIPTS.
20, 126 68 40, 452, 784 18 32, 979) 530 78
41 50
187 13
210
27
118
256
40
I, 397
64
95
14
62
06
00
86 41
37
288
9O5
646
12
316
51
1, 921
314
1, 909
1, 089
337
454
148
725
125
2, 069
I, 500
123
137
248
350
9
35
170
3, 278
5, 166
1, 462
2) 000
750
1, 125
Carried forward. 850, 207 69 40, 452, 784 18 32 9», 530 78
6
44
00
5)J
00
50
73
55
76
33
23
00
16
31
63
08
00
38
no
94
61
90
52
58
39
02
91
00
00
00
00
00
00

RECEIPTS AND
EXPI:. NDITLrP&ES
8tutes for the fiseul year ending . J«ne 30, 1S61 — Continued.
BY EXPENDITURES.
Brought forward. 4&425, 216 08
page.
111 Compensation of sup& rintendent, watchuien, and laborers
in building corner of F and 17th streets. ...
111 Fuel, compensation of firemen, and miscellaneons
items for building corner of F and 17th streets .
ill Salary of the Secretary of the Navy .
111 Cleiks, messengers, and laborers in the oflice of the
Secretary of the Navy
11] Blank books, binding, stationery, &&:c., i'or the office of
the Secretary of the Navy
111 Chief of Bureau of Navy Yards and Docks
111 Clerks, messengers, an&i laborers in Bureau of Navy
Yards and Docks
111 Blank books, stationery, plans, and drawings for
Bureau of Navy Yards and Docks. .
111 Chief of Bureau of Ordnance and Hydrography
112 Clerks, messengers, and laborers iu Bureau of Ordnance
and Hydrography
112 Blank books, stationery, and miscellaneous items for
Bureau of Ordnance and Hrdrogrsphy.
112 Chief of Bureau of Construction, Equipment, and
Reps, ir .
112 Engineer-in-chief, clerks, messengers, and laborer in
Bureau of Construction, Equipment, and Repair.
112 Blank books, binding, stationery, 6 c„ for Bureau of
Constructiou, Equipnient, and Repair
112 Clerks, messengers, and laborer in Bureau of Provisions
and Clothing.
112 Blanl- books, binding, stationerv, and miscellaneous
items for Bureau of Provisions and Clothing .
112 Chief of Bureau of Medicine and Surgery. . .
112 Clerl-s, iuessengers, and laborers in the Bureau of
Medicine and Surgery
112 Blank books, stationery, and miscellaneous items for
the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
112 Compersation of four watchmen in the southwest ex-
ecutive building
113 Labor, fuel, lights, aud niisceliaueous items for south-
west execntive building
113 Salary of thc Postmaster General
113 Three Assistant Postmasters General
l13 Clerks, messengers, watchmen, and laborers in the
offices of the Post Office Department
Cariied forward
3, 850 00
4, 800 00
8, 000 00
21, 600 00
:&, 989 38
3, 500 00
10, 640 00
205 77
2, 916 00
8, 840 00
183 91
3, 500 00
17, 840 00
376 06
8, 840 00
317 16
3. 500 00
6, 009 56
GOO 00
2, 400 00
3& 114. 01
8, 000 66
8, 999 50
140, 8G2 81
84, G98, 100 93

22 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
I'cuenaE account of the receipts and eryenditures
of t«e ~nt '"
TO RFCEIPTS.
Brought forward
J. R. Eooken, consul at Trinidad de Cuba
J. B. Itiiller, consul at Hamburg. . .
J. B. 51cDouald, vice-consul at Hamburg
W. F. Giles, consul at Geneva.
T. S. Bell, consul at San Juan del Norte
T. C. Jenkins, jr. , consul at Demarara
C. J. Fox, late consul at Aspinwall
H. S. Barstow, consul at Palermo
R. A. Finlay, consul at Santa, Cruz
E. P. Johnson, consul at Tabasco
J. N. Casanova, consul at Guapaquil.
Edward Ely, deceased, late consul at Bom-
bay
B. P. Waring, consul at St. Thomas .
F. J. Grand, consul u, t Havre . .
J. B. WilBams, consul at Lanthala
Albert AIathieu, consul at Cartagena
Augustus Follin. consul at Omoa .
J. P. Hopkins, late consul at Tabasco
P. McD. Collins, commercial agent at
Amoor river
Franklin Chase, consul st Tampico .
C. J. Helm, consul general at Havana
J. B. Holderby, consul at Dundee
W. L. G. Smith, consul at Shanghai
Henry Anthon, jr. , consul at Batavia . .
R. G. Brownell, coosul at Amsterdam
B. H. Gayle, consul at 5Iontevideo
G. F. Upton, consul at Bio Grande.
L. IV. Emery, consul at Acapulco
J. F. Porteous, consul at Oporto .
J. J. Barclay, consul at Cyprus
Hugh Jlartin, jr. , consul at Matanzas.
L. G. Sauford, consul at Tumbez
E. S. Oflley, consul at Smyrna
G. H. Fairfield, consul at kfauritius
T. H, Hyatt, cousul at Amoy
T. W. Young, consul at Stuttgardt .
Alexander Hammett, consul at Naples
W. S. Campbell, consul at Botterdstn
I. J. Iierritt, consul at Nassau
J. B. Gor&lon, consul at Valparaiso
H. H. Parstow, consul at Palermo
50. 207
499
987
140
105
106
188
3, 188
123
107
197
176
177 89
1, 383 09
3, 253 70
6 50
282 35
3 00
16 53
34 50
692 03
6, 630 00
1, 648 62
1, 416 47
196 59
149 86
184 60
406 08
64 57
86 68
4 00
3, 430 33
232 49
585 02
688 75
155 13
293 00
o83 03
194 51
951 24
1, 160 96
364 65
69 40. 452. 784 18 32. 979)530 78
65
"0
77
50
15
94
28
65
41
36
05
Carried forward . $8, . o 32 40, 452, 784 18 32, g79 530 78

RECEIPTS A. iD EXPE. iDITI IlES.
c&fafes fiir thefcscczl year Pc&dirc' Jczrce 30, 1861 — Continued.
BY EXPENDITUREs.
Brought forward . . . 4, 698, 100 93
Page,
113 Blank books, &c. , and fuel, for the General Post
ONce building, including the Auditor's office, oil,
gas, &c. . . . . . . . . . . . . 19, 000 00
113 Watchmen, engineers for steam-engine, laborers, furniture,
&c. , for the General Post OKce extension
113 ivor furnishing partially 81 rooms in the General Post
10, 000 00
Oflice extension, &c. , aud for fuel, gas, candles, day
ivatchmen, &c 14, 105 04
113 Couiinissions allowed to clerks and others employed
in the city post oKce, Washington, D, C
113 Salary of the Attorney General of the United States„
114 Assistant Attorney General of thc United States
114 Clerks, messengers, &c. , in thc offico of Attorney
16, 330 98
7, 332 00
2, 750 00
Genera, l 5, 627 00
114 Contingent expenses of the Attorney General's office 2, 361 31
114 Office t'urniture and bookcases for the Attorney Gen-
&-. ral's oflice
114 Fuel and labor for the Attorney General's oKce
114 Rent of lutilding occupied by the Attorney General
1, 350 00
590 00
and First Auditor 875 00
114 1'urchase of law and necessary books for the Attorney
General's office
900 00
114 Purchase of deficient State Reports and Statutes for
the Attorney General's oKce 500 00
114 For legal assistance, &c. , in the disposal of private
land claims in California
5, 666 00
114 Furnishing rooms in the Treasury building for the
office of the Attorney General 2, 500 00
114 Paper and printing for thc executive departments,
including paper, &c, for thc annual statements, &c 48, 201 40
115 Salaries of assistant trcasurers of the United States 16, G81 50
115 Salaries of ten additional clerlcs, authorised by acts
of Aug'ust 6, 184G, &c 5, 705 33
115 Clerks, messengers, &c, in the oflice of the assistant
treasurer at New York
13, 900 00
115 Ofhcers, clerks, &c. , of the United States niint at
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania . 34, 875 00
115 ONcers, clerks, &c. , of the i&ranch mint at Charlotte,
North Carolina,
3, 000 00
115 Officers, clerks, &c. , of the branch mint atDahlone«a,
Georgia
nnp pp
115 Ofticers, «1&rl-s, &c. , of the branch mint at Neiv Orleans,
l, ouisiarni 9 I-n op pp
Carried forward $4, 922, 501 49

24 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
General account of the receipts anoT, ezyertditures of the»~te&
Brought forward. . .
J. D. Diomatari, consul at Athens
R. F. Schillow, consul st Stettin
A. J. Smith, consul at Laguayra
G. Catlin, consul at Prince Edward's
Island
J, C. Gallaher, consul at, Ponce
M. A. Tora, vice-consul at Ponce
W. EL McGrath, consul at Maranham
E. P. Bailey, consul at Para,
J. S. Gillmer, consul at Bahia
R G. Scott, jr. , consul at Rio Janeiro
Jonathan Elliott, commercial agent at St.
Domingo
Consular receiyts.
T. H. Hyatt, late consul at Amoy, for
moneys received belonging to the estates
of the following deceased seamen, viz:
Lewis Sanders 35 49
Peter Court . 53 09
C. J. Helm, consul general at Havana, for
moneys received belonging to the estates
of the following deceased seamen, viz:
C. Sanales . 31 00
C. Kingley 20 07
J. S. Wallace 35 80
Wm. Trevitt, consul st Callao, for moneys
received belonging to the estates of the
following deceased seamen, viz:
George Donnell
William Brown.
TO RECEIPTS.
60 00
37 50
Thos. Miller, consul at Hilo, for moneys received
belonging to the estate of Charles
Rogers, a, deceased American seaman
James Keenan, late consul at Hong Kong,
for moneys received belonging to the
estate of Henry Rorer, a deceased American
seaman
J. T. Lansing, consul at Aries, for moneys
received belonging to the estate of Myer
Goodwin, a deceased American seaman
3pp 32 4p 4o2 784 18 J2. 979, 530 78
9 00
41 00
42 90
216 80
254 39
161 38
114 54
332 30
86 47
3, 084 03
13 44
88 58
86 87
97 50
4 00
100 00
1, 095 93
85, 661 57
Carried forward
81, 472 88 40, 538, 445 » 32, 979, 53p 78

lerks,
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITI. RES.
States fhr the f&r&ral year &&r&eJiw~ Ja&&e 30, 1860 —('outinuod.
11Y EXPENDITUPiES.
Yirought forward. 1, ,'&22, 501 49
Page.
&
116 Oflicers, 6&c. , of the branch mint at San Francisco,
California .
116 Officers, clerks, kc. , in the a&say office at New York
116 Salary of the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court and
eight associated judges
116 Salary of the reporte& of the decisions of th& Supreme
C ourt ..
116 Chi&. f justice of the District of Columbia„associate&i
judges, snd judges of the orphans' and criminal
courts
116 District judges of the United States
117 Salary of the circuit judge of California
117 District attorneys of the United States.
118 Marshals of the United States
119 Expenses of courts of the United States
126 Payment of clerks of United States courts where the
compensation is less than $500 per annum, act of
February Z6, 1853
126 Governor, judges, 6&c. , of the Territory of New Mexico
127 Compensation and mileage of me&nbers of the legislative
asserubly of New Mexico
127 Contingent expenses of the Territory of New iVIexico
127 To employ an interpreter or translator for the Terri-
tory of New Mexico
127 Governor, judgos, 8:c. , of the Territory of Utsb
127 Compensation and usileage of members of the legisla-
tive assembly of the Territory of Utah
127 Contingent expenses of Utah Territory
127 Governor, judges, &c. , of Washington Territory.
IZS Compensation and mileage of members of the legislative
assen&bly of Washington Territory
128 Contingent expenses of Washington 'I'erritory.
128 Governor, judges, 6;c. , of Nebraska Territory
128 Compensation snd mileage of members of the legis-
lative ssscml&ly of Nebraska Territory
12S Contingen&, expensos of Nebraska Territory
128 Governor, judges, lkc. , of Oregon Territory
128 Compensation a&id mileage of men&hers ot the legislative
&ssembly of Oregon Territory
129 Governor, judges, 6&c. , of Kansas Ter&itorv
129 Compensation and &nil&&agc of members of thc legislative
ass&'»»ly &&I Kansas Territory.
129 Contin ent expenses of Kansas Territor) .
22, 875 00
245 900 00
49 505 49
1, 300 00
16, 687 50
123, 211 08
6&, 000 00
9. 609 50
10, 435 Sl
712, 122 83
I, 395 88
9, 9G7 03
17& 352 19
1, 000 00
500 00
10, 943 24
7, 233 83
3, 000 00
11, 875 00
15, 475 40
1, 250 00
I'2, 027 78
19, G50 00
1, 000 00
&30 i7
3i5 88
9, 714 lS
19, 699 50
506 11
Carried forward . . . . ------ Sf&, 042. 845 49

RE&CEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES,
Creneral account of thc rcceeJits uue7 e~»credi turns of
TO RE&CEI PTS.
Broughtforward . I 472 88 40, 538, 445 75 32&
Samuel Ward, consul at Bristol, for moneys
received belonging to the estate of
. Charles Hadelen, a deceased American
seaman
Stephen
Cochrau, consul at St. Jago de
Cuba, for moneys received belonging to
the estate of Robert Pedden, a deceased
American seaman . .
G. G. Fleurot, consul at Bordeaux, for
moneys received belonging to the estate
of Henry Johnson, a deceased seaman
J. P. O' Sullivan, consul at Singapore, for
moneys man. received belonging to the estate
of H. Sylvester, a deceased seaman . . .
C. J. Helm, late consul general at Havana,
for moneys received belonging to the
estate of W. H. Klliott, a deceased sea-
J. T. Lansing, commercial agent at Aries,
for moneys received belonging to the
estate of Myer Goodman, a, deceased
American seaman.
J. W. Magill, consul at Sabanilla, for
moneys received belonging to the estate
of Patrick Eelley, a deceased American
seaman.
Franklin Chase, consul at Tampico, for
moneys received belonging to the estates
of the following deceased Americau sea-
men, viz
G. W. Gordon . . . . . 22 53
Andrew Nelson. . . . . . . . . 7 9 12
James Byrne. . . . . . . . . . . 1 21
9 03
17 86
34 08
35 95
29 00
242 00
164 10
102 86
2, 107 76
Ifoneys received on account of steamboat
fees.
Robert Burns, late collector, Passama-
quoddy, M»ine
Bion Bradbury,
late collector, Passama-
quoddy, Maine
A. A. Hanscom, collector, Saco, blaine
Carried forward
60 00
60 00
60 00
8180 00 40, 540, 553 51 32, 979, 530 76

RECEIi'TS AND I;X PENDITI llES.
8tates for the fisca1 year enrjireg June 30, 1861 — Continued.
BY EX. PENDITUkLPS.
Brought forward $6, 042, 845 49
Page.
129 Expenses of the legislative assembly of 21iunesots,
Territory
129 Compensation and mileage of members of the legislative
assembly of Colorado Territory.
129 Contingent expenses of Colorado Territory.
From which deduct excess of repayments beyond
expenditures, and repayments where there are no
expenditures,
viz:
129 Compensation of extra, clerk in the
War Department.
129 Public building for the use of the
legislature of Ks, ness. 5 74
&Vieeettoneoua.
130 Wages of workmen and adjusters in the United States
mint at Philadelphia.
130 Incidental and contingent expenses, including wastage,
3rc. , in the United States mint at Philadelphia
130 Transportation of bullion from the New York assay
office to the mint at Philadelphia
130 Specimens, ores, and coins, to be reserved at the miut
at Philadelphia.
130 Wages of workmen in the branch mint at Charlotte,
North Carolina.
130 Incidental and contingent expenses of the branch
mint at Charlotte, North Carolina. . . . . .
130 Wages of workmen, Brc. , iu the branch mint at Dah-
lone a, Georgia.
130 Iucidental and contingentexpenscsof the branch mint
at Dahlonega
131 Wages of workmen in the branch mint at New Or-
leans, Louisiana.
131 Incidental and contingcut expenses of the branch mint
at New Orleans.
131 Images of workmen and adjusters in thc branch mint
at San Francisco.
131 Incidental and contingent expenses of the branch u&int
at San Frm&cisco.
131 Wages of &vorkrnen, sec. , iu the ss;ay offi at New
York
132 Incidental a»d contingent expenses of the assay office
at New York.
r o-
24. , 805 09
5, 000 00
1, 500 00
6 074 150 58
8 75
85, 700 00
48, 750 00
7, 500 00
600 00
1 750 00
500 00
213 53
1, 386 47
16, 900 00
15 961 35
98, 953 52
121, 171 48
33, 000 00
39, 600 00
6, 074, 141 83
Carried for ward $471, 986 35 6, 074, 141 83'

'78 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
(reuerol account of the receipts and exyendi tures of' the &n~t&
TO RECEIPTS.
Brought forward
5l. 5lacdoual&i, late collector, Portland
and Fahnouth, Maine.
P. W. Leland, collector, Fall River, Mass. .
E W. Allen, collector, Nantucket, Mass
W. B. Pike, late collector, Salem and Bev-
erl y, Massachusetts. . .
J. S. Whitney, late collector, Boston and
Charlestown, Massachusetts.
. J. P. C. Mather, late collector, New London,
Connecticut
J. F. Babcock, collector, New Haven, Conn.
M. A. Osborn, late collector, New Haven,
Connecticut. . . . . . . . . .
P. I agan, collector, Middletown, Conn
J. A. Aborn, late collector, Providence,
Rhode Island
J. B. Bowdish, late collector, Burlington,
Vermont.
Charles Linsley, late collector, Burlington,
Vermont
C. Metz, jr. , collector, Duffaio Creek, N. Y.
W. Bryant, late collector, Buffalo Creek,
Nerv York
Hiram Barney, collector, New Yorl-, N. Y
Augustus Schell, late collector, New York,
New York.
Horace Moody, collector, Oswegatchie,
New York
Amos Robins, collector, Perth Amboy,
New Jere. . y
E. T. Hillyer, collector, Newark, N. J
T. B. Atkinson, designated collector, Camden.
N. J
W. B. 'I'homas, collector, Philadelphia,
P enn. ..
J, B. Baker, late collector, Philadelphia,
Penn.
C. W. Batchelor, designated collector,
Pittsburg, Penn
J. A. G!bson, late designated collector,
Pittsburg, Penn. ..
180 00 40, 540, 553 51 32. 979, 530 78
183 00
235 00
25 00
20 00
663 00
208 00
30 00
105 00
38 20
220 00
177 00
75 00
699 00
842 66
784 00
4, 088 00
60 00
280 00
25 00
220 00
20G 00
651 00
ion oo
2, oss on
Carried for warcl. . . $12, 192 8G 40, 540, 553 51 32, 979 530 78

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITI IIES.
&itnt(w for the fi'sc«t year eading June 30, 1S61 — Continuerl.
BY EXPENDITUItES.
Brought forward
Page.
182 Mail service for the several departments of government
13Z Mail service performed for the two houses of Congress,
and other departments and offices of government.
132 For supplying deficiencie in the revenue of the Post
Office Department.
132 Transportation of the mails between San Francisco,
Calit'ornia, and Olympia, Washington Territory
132 Transportation of the mails between the United States
and foreign ports by steamship, per act of June 4,
1858.
132 Transportation of the mails between Washington and
Oregon Teiritories aud California. .
132 Transportation of the mails from New York, »&a Panama,
to San I'rancisco, California. . . . . .
132 Transportation of the niails on Puget's sound, Wash-
ington T'erritory.
133 For a post office in thc city of Baltimore.
138 For a site and building for the accommodation of the
United States courts at Baltimore .....
138 For a, site and building for a post office in the city of
Ne w Yorl- .
133 For the accommodation of the United States courts
at Rutland, Yerniont. ..
138 Ten per cent. for contingent expenses for United States
courts, 3;c. , at Rutland, Vermont. ..
133 For the accommodation of the United States courts
and post office, at Windsor, Vcrmorit
133 Ten per cent. for contingent expenses for accommodation
of United States courts, post office, 6:c. , at
Windsor, Vermont. .
133 Purch&ise of a site and erection of a building for a
post oflice and court-house in the city of Philadel-
phia .
133 Court-house and post office at Raleigh, N. C. . .
133 Court-house and post office at Memphis, Tenn. . . .
134 Court-house and post office at Iudianapolis, Ind .
134 Court-house and post office at Madison, Wis
134 Continuation of the Treasury building . . .
134 Repairs of the capitol building in the Territory of
Nebraslea
134 Completion of tbe capitol of the Territoiy of Ncu
Mexico
471, 986 35 6, 074, 141 83
200, 000 00
250, 000 00
4, 064, 234 44
30, 100 24
357, 620 04
25, 065 7G
28G, 249 99
7, 624 56
125 50
Zl, 558 25
200, 250 00
2, 0G4 95
122 75
483 81
422 (0
164, 118 89
7, 918 00
15& 044 00
34, 152 00
50 00
315& 711 9G
5, 000 00
132 00
Carrried forivard . . Gli, 410, 086 19 6, 074, 141 83

30 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
General account of' tlute receipts and expenditures
nf the United
TO RECEIPTS.
Brought forward
Jesse Sharpe, collector, Wilmington, Del
J. T. Hammond, collector, Annapolis, Md.
W. H. Hoifman, collector, Baltimore, Md
, l. T. 3lason, late collector, Baltimore, Md.
H. C. 2iatthews, collector, Georgetown,
D. C.
E. S. Hough, collector, Alexandria, Va
W. M. Harrison, collector, Richmond, Va.
A. J. Panuell, designated collector,
Wheeling, Va . .
J. J. Simkins, collector, Norfolk and
Portsmouth, Va . . . .
, Joseph Ramsey, collector, Plymouth, N. C.
Edmund Wright, collector, Edenton, N. C.
J. T. 1Viiller, collector, Wilmington, N. C.
W. F. Colcock, collector, Charleston, S. C.
Thomas Ledwith, collector, St. John' s, Fla
Thaddeus Sanford, collector, Mobile, Ala
F. H. Hatch, collector, New Orleans, La
D. M. Stapp, collector, Saluria, Tex. .
Hamilton Stuart, collector, Galveston, Tex.
R. J. Howard, collector, St. Louis, Mo
D. H. Donovau, late collector, St. Louis,
M 0
Wm. Nolen, designated collector, Paducah,
Ky
'W. N. Haldeman, designated collector,
I ouisville, Ky.
Jesse Thomas, designated collector, Nash-
ville, Tenn
H. T. Hulbert, designated collector, Memphis,
Tenn
E. T. Carson, dcsifgnated collector, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
T. J. Sherlock, late designated collector,
Cincinnati, Ohio. ...
Robert Parks, collector, Cuyahoga,
.
Ohio
l. A. Jones, late collector, Sandusky, Ohio
Julius White, collector, Chicago, Ill.
B. F. Strother, late collector, Chicago, Ill.
J. A. T. Wendell, collector, Michilimackinac,
Mich.
Carried forward
12, 192 86 40, 540, . 553 51 32. 97g, 53p 76
375 00
40 00
64 90
84 00
365 00
45 00
55 00
1, 243 00
100 00
45 00
45 00
85 00
247 93
20 00
470 00
2& 336 00
40 00
138 00
105 00
3, 480 00
45 00
2, 296 90
465 00
172 00
210 00
2, 098 90
317 00
25 00
180 00
4i9 00
195 00
828, 040 4g 4p, 54p 553 51 32 979 530 1)

&
RECEIPTS AXD
EXPEViDITI;RES.
&, ~yafea for thefiarol year enCkng Jar&«BO, 1861 — Cnntinu&&l.
BY EXPEYDITUBES.
Brought forward
Page.
134 Purchase of a site and erection of temporary capitol
for Washington Territory.
134 Frection of a penitentiary in Washington Territory. .
135 Carrying into effect the act entitled "An act for the
admission of Kansas into the Union" . . .
135 Survey of Atlantic and Gulf coast of United States
135 Contining the survey of the western coast of the
United States
135 Continuing the survey of the Florida reefs and keys.
135 Publishing observations made in the progress of the
survey of tbe United States .
135 Fuel and quarters, (kc. , for officers of the army serv-
ing on the Coast Survey
135 Pay and rations of engineers of seven steamers used
in the hydrography of the Coast Survey. .
135 Repairs of the» iVIadison,
" "Crawford, " "Mason&"
"George Xl. Bache,
" and other sailing vessels used
in the Coast Survey
135 Salaries and expenses of nine supervising and fifty
local inspectors of steam vessels
137 Compensation to such persons as may be designated
to receive and keep the public money.
137 Compensation of special agents to examine books,
accounts, 6rc. , in the several depositories. ... .
137 Building vaults as additional security to the public
funds in sixty-six depositories
137 Contingent expenses under the act of August 6, 1846,
for the safe-keeping of the public revenue .
l38 Expenses incident to loans and treasury notes. ..
138 Expenses of engraving, printing, preparing, and issuing
treasury notes, per act of December 23, 1857
138 Expenses of engraving and printing certificates of stock
of the $20, 000, 000 loan, per act of June 14, 1858
138 Engraving and printing the certificates and other expenses
of the loan of 1860. ...... .. .
138 Expenses of engraving and printing certificates of
stock loan, per act of February 8, 1861, (6th section)
138 Expenses of eugraving, printing, (kc.
&
treasury notes,
per 11th section of the act of Dece&nber 17, 1860.
139 To cause aualysis of the different ore beds, to facilitate
the prope& selections of iron for public use. . .
139 Payment for horses and other property lost or. destroye&i
iu tl&e military service of the United States
Carried forward(
6, 410&036 19 6, 074, 141 83
35 00
60 00
59 74
210&700 00
113, 000 00
38, 000 00
5, 000 00
4, 000 00
9, 000 00
10, 000 00
81& 192 27
3, 556 30
2, 179 70
665 00
33, 069 72
1, 000 00
2, 448 83
37 oO
1 590 00
6& 722 50
3, 041 90
(i5 00
34, 304 07
$6, 969, 763 72 6, 074, 141 83

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITT:RES.
General account of the receipts ant1 eapenetitures
of the Urs&tetf
TO RECEIPTS.
Brought forward
N. G. Isbell, collector, Detroit, Mich
B. W. Davis, late collector, Detroit, Mich
I. P. Rankin, collector, San Francisco, Csl.
B. F. Washington, late collector, San
Francisco, Cal .
28, 040 49 40, 540, 553 51 32) 979, 530 78
G93 00
731 50
90 00
1, 160 00
30, 714 99
zIIoneys reeeioed on aeeottnt of fines, penalties,
Warren Bryant, late collector, Buftklo,
N. Y
Jesse Thomas, designated collector, Nashville,
Tenn
F. H. Hatch, collector, New Orleans, La
Augustus Schell, late collector, New York,
N. Y
J. J. Simkins, collector, Norfolk and
Portsrnouth, Va .
F. J. Moreno, ruarshal, southern district of
Flor'ida .
, I. D. Hoover, late marshal, District of Co-
lumbia
Wm. Selden, late ntarshal,
lumbia .
District of Co-
P. L. Solomon, marshal, California . . .
Isaiah Rynders, marshal,
southern district
of New York.
W. M. Lowry, marshal, western district of
Tennessee
D. H. Hamilton, marshal. South Carolina
T. S. Bryant, late marshal, eastern district
of Missouri
E. E. Blackburn, marshal, northern district
of Florida
. l. S. Yost, marshal, eastern district of
Penney lvauia
J. S. Bragg, marshal, Michigan.
J. F. Wiley, marshal, eastern district of
Virginia
F. IV. Green, clerk of district court, northern
district of Ohio. .........
J. M. Miller, clerk of district court, Wisconsin.
W, D. Wilkins, clerk of district court,
Michigan
A. Blackburn, clerk of district court, Connecticut
J, T. Francis, clerk of district court, Norfolk,
Virginia, ..
W. A. Bradley, clerk of circuit court,
northern district of Illinois.
J. B. Ogden, clerk of district court, western
district of Arkansas
G. F. Betts, clerk of district court, south.
em district of New York ..
A. A. Boyce, cleric of circuit court, northern
district of New York. ... ..
and forfeitares.
50 00
207 20
1, 826 22
559 77
250 00
I 00
281 80
915 74
G75 00
205 00
26 00
400 00
1, 736 33
251 00
665 00
100 00
74 59
29 80
41 61
560 00
125 00
233 80
792 00
200 00
8]0 00
Carried forsvard 48 40& o71 2(&+ 50 32, 9(9 o30 6&

ttKCKlPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
States for the fiseatyear ending June 80, 1861 — Continued.
BY EXPENDITURES.
Brought forward.
6~ 969' 763 72 Gg 074y 132 83
Page,
140 Expenses incurred by the provisional government of
Oregon in defending the people of that Territory
from the Cayuse Indians
390 70
140 Completing tbe works of the Exploring Expedition. 3, 000 00
140 Expenses of the Smithsonian Institution.
30, 910 14
141 For the discharge of miscellaneous claims not otherwise
provided for
2, 188 63
141 Expenses of conveying to the seat of goverurrient the
votes oil the electors of the respective States for
President and Vice-President of the United States . 18, 214 00
141 Consular receipts
2. 011 44
142 Expenses of collecting the revenue from customs. 2, 843, 455 84
147 Payment of debentures, drawbacks, bounties, or allowances
640, 811 59
148 Debentures and other charges, act October 16, 1837 8, 526 57
148 Refunding duties to extend the warehousing system 1, 108 55
148 Refunding duties on fish and other articles, under the
reciprocity treaty with Great Britain
10 00
148 Payment of discriiuinating tonnage duties
189 90
148 Unclaimed merchandise
648 96
149 Proceeds of the sale of goods, wares, 6rc. , act of April
11, 1854
309 15
149 Repayments to importers of excess of deposits for
unascertained duties.
764, 393 92
4, 990 09
152 Salaries of special examiners of drugs
152 Additional compensation to collectors aud naval
officers, act July 7, 1838. . . .
152 Additional compensation to officers and men of the
revenue service who served on the Pacific coast, kc.
152 Salaries of light-house keepers, assistants, Grc
154 Salaries of keepers of light-boats, Grc. . . . . . . . . .
155 Supplying light-houses with oil, tube-glasses, wicks,
Lc
156 Repairs and incidental expenses, Grc. , of light-houses
157 Seamen's wages, repairs, and supplies of light-boats,
&c
158 Commissions of 2$ per cent. to such superintendents
as are entitled to the same .
159 Expenses of superintendents in visiting light-houses
annually, reporting their condition, &c .
148 Refunding duties collected in Mexico from military
contributions .
160 Expenses of weighing, mooring, cleaning, repairing
and supplying losses of beacons, trc . . . .
161 Fuel and quarters of officcrs of the army serving on
light-house duty .
161 Towards the erection of a light-house of granite, iron,
or a combination of both, on the outer 51inot ledge,
entrance of Boston harbor, Massachusetts. . .
161 For rebuilding the two light-house towers on Thatcher's
islaiid, Cape Ann, Massachusetts, aud for fitting
them witli first order of illuminating apparatus. .
161 Compensation of two superintendents of life stations
on the coast of Long Island and New Jersey.
l61 Compensation of fifty-four keepers of life stations, at
$200 each pcr aunum, on the coast of New Jersey
10& 347 86
32 00
146, 601 62
18, 688 48
145, 373 91
100, 408 47
139, 386 99
7, 775 59
825 80
170 00
78, 794 45
8, 832 22
17)511 46
40, 000 00
2, 798 07
]0, 168 13
Carried forward. . . . . 812, 013, 088 25 6, 074, 182 83

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
General account oj the receipts and expenditures
oj' the United
TO RECEIPTS.
Brought forward
Thomas Hoyne, marshal, northern district
of Illinois.
W. F. Colcock, collector, Charleston, S. C.
G. M. Whorton, United States attorney,
eastern district of Pennsylvania .
H. E. Stoughton, United States attorney,
Vermont . .
W. M. Addison, United States attorney,
Maryland .
D. M. Bates, United States attorney, Del.
G. W. Ricker.
1 1& 025 48 40& 571) 268 50 32) 979) 530 78
34 25
190 04
1, 500 00
2, 000 00
140 00
100 00
400 00
15& 389 77
3foneys received on account of surplus emoluments
customs,
C. McKibben, naval officer, Philadelphia
C. G. Green, naval of5cer, Boston
J. Hamilton, jr. , surveyor, Philadelphia. .
M. A. Osborne, late collector, New Haven,
Connecticut.
M. McDonald, late collector, Portland and
Falmouth, Maine . . . . . . . . . . . . .
of officers of the
128 46
219 00
87 23
1& 349 76
219 6G
2& 004 11
3fone&&s received on account of surplus emoluments of district
attorneys, marshals, 4'c.
G. F. Betts, clerk of district court, southern
district, New York. .
J. J. Rosevelt, United States attorney,
southern clistrict, New York .
W. H. Bradley, clerk of district court,
northern district, Illinois . .
S. E. Sprague, clerk of district court, Mass.
H W. Fuller, clerk of circuit court, Mass.
Robert Quid, late United States attorney,
District of Columbia .
K. G. White, clerk of circuit court, southern
district, New York .
3foneys received from premiums
on transfer drafts.
62 02
242 78
513 48
356 64
18 48
228 61
123 97
1, 545 98
J. H. Sturgeon, assistant treasurer of the
United States, St. Louis, Missouri.
J. R. Snyder, assistant treasurer of the
United States, San Francisco, California.
625 00
26) 51G 14
27, 141 14
3Ioneys received
on account of fees for locating mil&ry bounty
land u arrants.
G. S. Frost, late receiver, Detroit, Mich.
Jacob Beeson, late receiver, Detroit, Mich
H. K. Sanger, receiver, Detroit, 21ichigan
127 00
37 00
21 00
Carried forward 0 40, 617, 349 50 32 9&9 530 71

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
States for the fiscal year ending June 30, 18Gl — Continued.
BY EXPENDITURES.
Brought forward . 12, 013, 088 25 6, 074, 132 83
Page.
162 Contingencies of lifo stations on the coast of Long
Island and New Jersey 309 91
162 Rebuilding on a proper site the light-house destroyed
by ice during the last winter, Pungoteague, Virginia.
24 24
162 Rebuilding the light-house st Cape Canaveral, and
'
fitting it up with first order catadioptric illuminating
up pal'e, t il s 23, 000 00
162 Repairing the works and piers in order to preserve
and secure the light-house at Chicago, Illinois. 3, 500 00
162 To enable the light-house board, under direction of
the Secretary of the Treasury, to experimi. nt with
Daboll's and other signals, and to purchase the
sIgnsl erected by Daboll, and now in operation at
New London, Connecticut
1, 500 00
162 Establishment and alteration of the beacon-light on
long wharf, New Haven, Connecticut
2, 000 00
162 Beacon-light on one of the Sisters' islands, in the St.
Lawrence river, below Alexanilria bay.
162 For the erection of a stono beacon on Mill reef, New
York.
162 Rebuilding the two light-house towers at Navesink,
New Jersey.
163 Construction of a first class light-house at Apateague
Virginia
163 Completing the tower and keeper's dwelling at Cape
27 000 00
3, 500 00
10, 000 00
3, 113 57
CJiarles, Virginia 5, 000 00
163 Erection of a light-house at North river, N. C . . . 5, 000 00
163 Light-house at the mouth of Cape Fear river, N. C . 700 00
163 Commencement and completion of an iron-screw light-
house at or near the entrance to the channel of the
iCississippi river, at the Southwest Pass, 6tc. , La. . .
163 Rebuilding the towers at Whitefish Point, Mich. . . . .
163 Fog-bell at Grand Haven light-house, Mich
163 Completion and protection of way to light-house at
5, 000 00
33, 768 00
1, 500 00
Huron, Ohio. 4, 000 00
163 Protecting the piers and beacon-lights on the pier at
Cleveland, Ohio. 7, 479 49
163 Light-house at Raspberry island, one of the Apostle
islands, Lake Superior, AVis, . . . . . . . 1, 750 00
164 Constructiou of pier and light-bouse at Milwaukie, Wis-
11 000 0
164 Construction. of a suitable beacon-light at the port of
Racine, Wis 11. 000 00
164 For a light-house at Red Bluff, Whitby's island,
Washington Territory
4, 000 00
164 Oil and other supplies for fifteen lights, kc. , on the
coasts of California, Oregon, and Washington. . . . 3, 459 00
164 Salaries of keepers and assistant keepers of light-houses
on the coasts of California, Oregon, and Washington.
17, 970 70
164 Commissions of 2$ per cent. to such superintendents
as are entitled to the same on the coasts of Californiua
Oregon, and Washington. 987 83
164 Repairs and incidental expeuses of lights, and buildings
therewith, on the coasts of California, Oregon, and
Wasliington
4, 746 16
Carried forward. . . . . . . . . . $12, 179, 397 15 6, 074, l32 83

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
General account of the receipts and expenditures
of t1«&»ster
TO RECEIPTS.
Brought forward
P. T. Crutchfield, receiver, Little Rock,
Arkansas
A. L. Woodward, receiver, Tallahassee, Fla.
J. D. Reyment, receiver, Hudson, Wis.
Samuel Ryan, receiver, Menasha, Wis. . . .
P. F. Wilson, receiver, Omaha City, N. T.
1S5 00 40, 617, 349 50 32, 979, 530 76
409 82
112 00
180 75
15 86
1, 5S4 42
27 487 85
3foneys received on account of military contributions
in 3Iextco.
J, M. Steiner, assistant surgeon 154 00
3foneys received on, account of interest due on stocks held in trust
for benefit of Smithsonian Institution.
Treasurer of the United States
State of Arkansas .
8, 787 70
65, 941 81
74, 729 51
3foneys received on account of interest due on stocks heldin trust
for benefi't of Chickasasv Indtans.
Treasurer of the United States 67, 557 38
3foneys rece'. ved on account of interest due on stocks held in trust
for benefit of certain Indian tribes.
Treasurer of the United States
3foneys received from sale of vessels captured and condemned for
being engaged in the slave trade, due to navy pension fund.
J. B Browne, clerk of district court, south-
ern district of Fla, for brig" Cygnet" .
J. B. Browne, clerk of district court, southern
district of Fla. , for barks " Bogota"
and "William"
J. T. Francis, clerk of district court, Norfolk,
Va. , for slaver "Storm King"
G. F. Betts, clerk of district court, southern
district, of N. Y. , for ship "Erie"
G. F. Betts, clerk of district court, southern
district of N. Y. , for slaver "Cdra"
J. N. Hambleton, paymaster United States
navy, for bark "Cora" .
J. T. Thomas, clerk of district court, eastern
district of Va, for slaver "Triton"
J. B. Browne, clerk of district court, northern
districtof Fla. , for bark " Wildflre"
G. F. Betts, clerk of district court, southern
district of N. Y. , for brig "W. R.
Kelley" .
1, 679 88
3, 051 00
I) 507 56
3) 547 70
4, 385 84
60 71
1, 293 76
3, 043 88
2, 044 68
3Ioneys received from sale of vessds captured and condemned for
being engaged in the slave trode, due to captors.
J'. T. Francis, clerk of district court, Norfolk,
Va. , for slaver "Storm King" . . . 1, 50? 56
155, 664 75
20, 615 01
Carried forward . . $1, 507 56 4p, g38, 558 pp 32 g79 530 76

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITI. RES.
States for the fiscal year enrling June 30, IS61 — Continued.
BY EXPENDITURES.
Brought forward 12, 179, 397 15 6& 074& 132 83
Page.
165 Expenses of raising, cleaning, repairing, and removing,
&c. , Qoating beacons, buoys, &c. , on the coasts of
California, Oregon, and Washington. ...... ..
I, 818 07
165 Providing a suitable vessel, and maintaining the same,
in visiting the lights, kc. ; for inspection and delivery
of supplies; and for transportation of mate-
rials, supplies, and, laborers for repairing, kc. , the
light-houses on the Pacific coast. . .
165 Contingencies of life-saving apparatus on the coast of
the United States
165 Light-house at Point Lobos, California. .
165 Marine hospital establishment. ..
16T Annual repairs of marine hospitals. .
168 Marine hospital at Chelsea, Mass.
168 Marine hospital at Burlington, Vt.
168 Marine hospital at Wilmington, N. C
168 Marine hospital at St. Mark's, Fla ...
168 Construction of a marine hospital at New Orleans, La
168 Ten per cent. for contingent expenses, kc. , in tbe
erection of a marine hospital at New Orleans, La .
168 Construction of a marine hospital at Cincinnati, Ohio.
168 Construction of a marine hospital s, t Evansville, Ind
168 Construction of a marine hospital at Detroit, Mich
169 Construction of a marine hospital at Burlington, Iowa
169 Purchase of a site and construction of a marine hospital
at Burlington, Iowa.
169 Annual repairs, kc. , of custom-houses. .
169 Fencing and grading site of custom-house at Bath, Me.
169 Custom-house at Ellsworth, Me.
169 Custom-house, 8&c. , at Belfast, Me.
169 For the accoinmodation of the custom-house, post
office, and United States courts at Portsmouth, N. H
169 Custom-house, kc. , at Bristol, R I.
170 Custom-house, &c. , at New Haven, Conn
170 Ten pcr cent. for contingent expenses, kc. , in the
erection of a custom-house at Plattsburg, N. Y. . .
170 Custom-house, kc. , at Oswego, N. Y. .
170 Ten per cent. for contingent expenses, &c, in the
erection of a custom-house at Buffalo, N. Y.
170 Ten per cent. for contingent expenses of the customhouse,
kc. , ar Perth Amboy, N. J.
170 Repairs of the custom-house at Baltimore, Md
170 Purchase of a site and erection of a custom-house at
Norfolk, Va
170 Custom-house, kc, )
at Wheeling, Va . .
IT1 Custom-house, kc. , at Petersburg, Va .
171 Custom-house at Charleston, S. C
171 Purchase of s, site and erection of a custom-house at
Mobile, Ala.
171 Custoru-house at New Orleans, La. .
171 Custom-bouse, &c. , at Galveston, Texas
172 Ten per cent, . for contingent' expenses, kc, in the
erection of a custom-house at Galveston, Texas
172 Purchase of a site and erection of a fire-proof building
at St. Louis, 5lissouri, for custom-liouse, independent
treasury, kc .
29, 990 00
10& 617
250
309, 840
499
I, 684
51
I, 503
7, 051
274
I, 831
100
835
5
23
00
33
00
69
20
40
80
39
73
71
00
37
00
600 00
1& 176 88
18 42
1, 721 85
2, 131 37
5, 083 97
1&285 50
1, 463 20
25 00
69 88
198 40
142 50
13, 526 70
486 00
G98 75
1, 518 50
7G, 284 69
555 50
39, 928 72
&8) 300 95
721 25
3)304 41
Carried forward. . . . . . . $12& 7T4, 992 51 G& OT4, 132;:)

PxECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
General account oj't1ze receipt ts ancE expenditures
of ~1z«»«tt
Brought forward. . . ... . .
G. F. Bette, clerk of district court, southern
clistrict of N. Y, for ship "Erie"
G. F. Butts, clerk of district court, southern
district of N. Y. , for slaver "Cora"
J. A. Hambleton, paymaster United States
navy, for bark " Cora "... . .. ....
J. T. Thomas, clerl- of district court, eastern
district of Ya. , for slaver "Triton"
G. F. Bette& clerk of district court, southern
district of N. Y. , for brig "W. R.
Eelley" .
TO RECEIPTS.
1&507 56 40, 938, 558 00 37&979&530 78
3, 547 70
4, 385 84
60 71
1, 293 75
2, 044 67
12, 840 23
3loneys received froin profits on gold and silver coinage.
G. W. Caldwell, superintendent of branch
mint at Charlotte, N. C ..
st Dahlonega, Ga. ..
J. XL Patten, superintendentof branch mint
J. H. 9 alton, treasurer of branch mint at
Philadelphia, Pa.
J. R. Snyder, treasurer of branch mint at
San Francisco, Cal. . .
4, 495 19
91 27
123& 733 91
70, 127 17
3Ioneys received from parting charges, @c. , available for the conti»gent
expenses of the branch mint at 1&Ve)o Orleans, La.
A. J. Guirot, treasurer of branch mint at New Orleans, La
198) 447 54
3, 590 57
31oneys received arinng from profits on gold bullion deposits, available
for contzngent expenses of branch mint at Dahlonega, Ga.
J. ZI. Patton, superintendent of branch mint at Dahlonega,
Ga 70 42
!1Ioneys received arising from profits on gold bullion deposits,
ovzuloble for continger&t expenses of the branch mbzt at San
1 rancisco, California.
J. R. Snyder, treasurer of branch mint at San Francisco,
California. 66, 332 40
JIo»cl&ts received on account of deductions from bullion deposits,
available for contingent expenses of the assay oPce at IVY York.
J. J. Cisco, treasurer of thc assay once at New York
397 662 77
3Ioneys received aris&'ng from profits on gold bullion deposits,
available for contingent expenses of the branch mint at Charlotte,
&&o&th Carolina.
G. tt . Caldwell, superintendent of branch mint at Charlotte,
North Carolina.
3loneys received on account of interest on debts due by individuals,
S. T. Sawyer, late depositary, Norfolk, Va
541 98
1, 871 12
Carried forward
$541 98 41, 261, 373 05 32, 979, 530 78

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
Stateegor the fisca year ending June 30, 18G1 — Continued.
BY EXPENDITURES.
Brought forward. . . ... . .
Page.
172 Ten per cent. for contingent expenses in the erection
of a custom-house at Toledo, Ohio . ..
172 Construction of a building at Sandusky, Ohio, for the
accommodation of a custom-house, post oflice, kc
172 Custom-house, trc.
&
at Cleveland, Ohio . .
172 Tcn per cent. for contingent expenses, trc. , in the
erection of a custem house at Cleveland, Ohio. .. 172 Custom-house, kc. , Chicago, Ill
173 Ten per cent for contingent expenses, 6"c. , in the
erection of a custom-house at Chicage, Ill . .
178 For the accommodation of a custom-house and post
once at Galena, Ill
173 Custom-house, ti:c. , at Detroit, Mich. . . . . . .
173 For the accommodation of a custom-house and post
oflice at Dubuque, Iowa.
173 Erection of a custom-house at San Francisco, Cali-
fornia, to contain rooms for post oflice, trc. . . . . . . .
173 Construction of a warehouse at quarantine station on
the Mississippi river, below New Orleans, La.
173 Construction of an appraiser's store for the custora-
house at San Francisco, Cal .
174 To enable the Secretary of the Treasury to pay Peter
Campau, per act June 20, 1860 .
174 Expenses of depositing the public moneys by registers
and receivers of public moneys ....
175 Salaries and commissions of registers of the land otlicers
and receivers of public moneys, trc. .
186 For services heretofore performed by registers and receivers
of land oKces in locating military bounty
land warrants.
176 Incidental expenses of the several land oKces. .
178 Salary of recorder of land titles in Missouri. ..
178 Salaries and incidental expenses of commission appointed
to settle land claims in California
178 Repayments for lands erroneously sold. ...
186 Indemnity for swamp lands purchased by individuals
186 Debentures and other charges, (lands) . .
186 Surveys, trc. , of the public lands, per act of August
31&1852.
187 Resurveys of the public lands in the States where the
oKces of the surveyors general have been or shall
be closed .
187 Surveying the public lands and private land claims in
California, trc
187 Surveying the eastern boundary of California, per act
of June 25, 1860.
187 Surveying liabilities incurred by the late surveyor
general of California prior to June, 1857, per acts
October 24 and May, 1860
188 Surveying the necessary base, meridian, standard
parallel, township, and section lines in Kansas and
Nebraska, per act August 4, 1854.
189 Surveying liabilities incurred by the late surveyor
general of Kansas and Nebraska during the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1859, per act May 24,
1860 .
Carried foravard . . . . . $13
&
12, 774, 992 51 6&074, 132 83
25 00
50 00
851 60
75 00
61, 160 80
2, 320 00
66 50
12, 883 61
45, 408 48
801 30
2, 959 22
5, 733 84
103 33
10, 781 25
175, 211 34
192 28
29, 016 25
500 00
1, 000 00
39& 282 44
41, 357 57
35 88
39, 742 89
2&000 00
60, 176 84
37, 551 19
27, 935 18
19, 726 88
15, 028 62
406& 969 75 6, 074, 132 83

4Q RECEIPTS &I&ND EXPENDITURES.
General account of the receipts and expenditures
of the United
Brought forward
Thomas Hayes, late navy agent, Philadelphia,
Pa .
J. Richardson, late collector, Oswego, N. Y
TO RECEIPTS.
3Ioneys received on account of fees on letters patent.
The Commissioner
of Patents
3foneys received for rent of house at Augusta,
G. F. Sheplcy, United States attorney, Maine
1Ioneys received from sale of old furmture.
J. 3. . Gibson, late collector, Pittsburg, Pa
Thos. Hayne, marshal, northern
Illinois. . . . .
district of
3faine.
541 98 41, 261, 373 05 32& 979& 530 78
42 48
720 00
3 00
75 00
3foneys received from sale of sails bdonging to revenue cutter
" Dobbin.
"
Captain Webster
3Ioneys received from sale of a boat.
S. B. Phinnev, collector, Barnstable, Mass . .
3Ioneys received from some persons unknou n.
The Treasurer of the United States.
3foneys on account of premium on treasury notes.
The Treasurer of the United States.
1, 304 46
213, 198 16
56 07
78 00
42 00
22 00
225 75
414 70
3foneys receired fm treasury notes issued under the act of December
17, 1860.
The Treasurer of the United States. . . . . . . . . . . . . 10, 010, 900 00
3foneys rece&ved for premium on the United States stock loan of 1860.
The Treasurer of the United States . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Moneys received on account of the loan of 1860.
The Treasurer of the United States.
Moneys received on account of the loan authorized under act of
Eebruary 8, 1861.
Tbe Treasurer of the United States.
Moneys received
on account of treasury notes issued under act of
February 8, 1861.
33, 216 20
7, 022, 000 00
16, 339, 966 40
The Treasurer of the United States. . . . . . . . . 4, 782& 250 00
3foneys received on account of treasury notes issued under act of
tune 22, 1860, as authorized by act of 3farch 2, 1861.
The Treasurer of the United States 2, 274, 093 34
3Ioneys received on account of treasury notes issued under act, of
—
P'ebruary 8, 1861, as authorized by aet of March 2, 1861.
The Treasurer of the United States 1, 432, 5pp pp
83, 371, 640 13
Carr&ed forward . . --$116 351, 170 91

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
States for the fsseal year ending June 30, 1861 — Continued.
BY EXPENDITURES.
Brought forward.
13, 406, 969 75 6& 0?4, 132 83
Page.
189 Compensation of clerks in the land office at Kickapoo,
Kansas, in accordance with the act approved August
18, 1856, as per act February 19, 1861
3, 553 00
189 Surveviug in Louisiana at augmented rates, acts March
3, 1851 and 1855.
4& 861 53
189 Refunding money where certain lands have been
entered at the land office in the Greensburg (late St.
Helena) land district, Louisiana
189 Surveying the public lands in Oregon, to be disbursed
at the rates now authorized bylaw, act March 3, 1859.
190 Surveying liabilities incurred by the late surveyor
general of Oregon during the fiscal year ending June
30, 1859, per act May 24, 1860
190 For defraying the expenses of a geological reconnoissance
and explorations in Oregon and Washington Terri-
406 25
16& 896 16
V, 948 33
tories over and above the appropriations of March
3, 1853 and 1855, per act March 2, 1860
3, 574 VO
190 Surveying township and subdivision lines, estiruatcd
at 4, 920 miles, in Washington Territory, at a rate
not exceeding $12 pcr mile.
21, 883 75
190 Surveying standard and meridian lines in Washington
Territory, an estimated distance of 500 miles
9, 470 14
191 Surveying the public lands in Washington Territory
at the rates now authorized bylaw, act June 25, 1860 10&488 56
191 Surveying the necessary base, meridian, stander&l
parallel, township, and section lines in New Mexico,
act August 4, 1854
8, 980 43
191 Surveying such of the private laud claims in New
Mexico as have been confirmed by Congress, includin «
expenses incurred by the surveyor general, &c 3, 855 25
191 Surveying the base, principe, l meridian, correction of
parallels, township, and section lines in Utah Territory
at augmented rates
1& 939 68
191 Preparing the unfinishe records of public aud private
surveys, to be transferred to the State authorities,
in those districts where the surveys are about beiug
completed
3& 616 81
191 An act to authorize the President of the United States,
in conjunction with the State of Texas, to run and
mark the boundary lines between the Territories of
the United States and the State of Texas, approverl
June 5, 1858
5, 000, 00
192 Running and marking that part of the western boundary
of Minnesota, which is not defined by the natural
landmarks, estimated at a distance of 130 miles,
per act March 3, 1859
842 52
192 Expenses of running and marking the boundary line
between the United States and Mexico
725 96
189 Expenses iucurred in the analysis of eighty-eight
specimens from different localities of soils, coals,
and ores, and preparation of the final report for
publica, tion, act 5larch 2, 1861.
6, 984 50
189 To enable the Secretary of the Interior to supply such
newly created ofhces, &c. , with full sets of the
Statutes a, t Large
42 00
193 Suppression of the slave trade
120, 261 15
Carried forward . . . . . . . . . . $13, 637, 800 47 6& 074& 132 83

42 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
General account of t1&e receipts aud expenditlres
of
t~~e +~&Qd
TO RECEIPTS.
'grorrgirf, forward ------- - „116& 3511170 91
Carried forward . 0116 351 179 91

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
gtates for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1861 — Corrtirtuerl.
BY EXPENDITVRES.
Brought forward. . . . . . . . . . . 13, 637, 800 47 6, 074, 132 83
PPgP,
lg5 For removing to the coast of Africa and there providing
with food, shelter, and clothing, for a term not
exceeding one year from the date of landiug in
Africa, the captured Africans recently landed in the
southern district of Florida, act June 16, 1860.
lg5 Roads and canals within the State of Alabama .
]96 Two per cent. fund of the net proceeds of sale of public
lands sold by the United States and relinquished
to the State of Alabama
196 Roads and canals within the State of Mirsouri .
196 Two per cent. fund of the net proceeds of the sale of
public lands sold in the State of Missouri& act February
28, 1859
196 Roads and canals within the State of Louisiana, (five
per cent. fund).
196 Five per cent. fuml of the net proceeds of sale of public
lands in the State of Minnesota . .
l96 Roads and canals within the State of Arkansas, (five
per cant, fund)
196 Roads and canals within the State of 51ississippi
196 Two per cent. of the net proceeds of lands sold by the
Vnited States and relinquished to the State of Misslss!PP1
196 Roads and canals within the State of Micbigan.
196 Alteration and repairs of the President's House, lkc
196 Refurnishing the President's House, to be expended
under the direction of the President
197 Compensation of doorkeeper of the President's House.
197 Compensation of assistant doorkeeper of the President's
House
197 Compensation of two night watchmen in the President's
House
197 Compensation of the furnace keeper at the President's
Houso
197 Fuel in part for the President's House.
197 Purchase of books for the library of the Executive
mansion
197 Annual repairs of the Capitol, water-closets, public
stables, water-pipes, pavements, and other works
within the Capitol square, broken glass, locks, 6!c
197 To enable the President to contract with Hiram Powers
for some work of art, executed or to be executed
by him, and suitable for an ornament to the Capitol.
197 Repairs of water-pipes at the Capitol. .
198 For furnishing and ornamenting the Capitol with such
work of art as may be ordered by the Committee
on the Library, to be placed in either wing of the
extension.
198 Compensation of laborer for cleaning rotunda, waterclosets,
6!c. , Capitol .
198 Compensation of western gate keeper at the Capitol
l98 Compensation of two watchmen to preserve the public
g!ounds about the Capitol.
l98 Compensation of one night v:atchman eluployed for
the protection of the buildings
Capitol
lying south of the
149, 500 57
4, 324 4g
2, 882 99
8, 858 05
5, 905 37
13& 382 09
3, 555 17
65, 941 81
7, 354 87
4, 903 24
3, 316 88
6& 000 00
7, 917 70
700 00
700 00
1& 400 00
700 00
1& 800 00
944 93
5, 000 00
5& 000 00
300 00
1, 050 00
511 00
1, 022 00
1, 400 00
700 00
Carried forward. . . $13, 942, 871 63 6, 074, 132 83

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
General account of the receipts and expenditures
of the United'~
TO RECEIPTS.
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/
Carried forward . . . -
. - $116 351 170 )

'
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
~ y~zgeg for (he fisca year ending June 30, 1861 — Continued.
BY EXPENDITURES.
Brought forward . . 13, 942, 871 63 6 074 132 83
Page.
) )
198 Lighting the Capitol, President's House, and public
grounds around them, and around the executive
offices, and Pennsylvania avenue. . . . . . . 47 057 60
198 For converting the old Senate chamber into a courtrooIn,
the old court-room into a law library, and
fitting up the rooms in connexion with them for the
use of the Supreme Court
198 For fitting up the rooms in the centre building of the
Capitol formerly occupied by the Senate Committees
on Naval, Military, and Indian Afiairs, for the use
25, 000 00
of the Court of Claims. . . . . 3 000 00
199 For the erection of the north front of the Patent
Office building, per act August 18, 1856. . . . 3 600 00
199 Casual repairs of the Patent Office building, act
March 3, 1857. . . . . . 2, 000 00
199 Making cases aud fitting up rooms in the Patent Office
building to receive copy-right bool-s, charts, &c . . 1, 200 00
199 For the collection of agricultural statistics, investigations
for promoting agricultural and rural economy,
and the procurement of cuttings and seeds, act
March 3, 1859
l99 Drawings to illustrate the Report of the Commissioner
of Patents
50, 000 00
6, 000 00
l99 For the preservation of the collections of the exploring
and surveying expeditions of the government,
per act March 3, 1859 4, 000 00
. 99 For the construction of the cellar of the north front
of the Patent Office building into offices and store
rooms, and. for putting iron railings around the
areas in the court yard, &c . 9, 000 00
99 Patent fund 277, 861 69
00 To enable the Secretary of the Interior, under direc-
tion of the President of the United States, to purchase
a site in the neighborhood of Washington,
and for erecting, &c. , an asylum for the insane of
the District of Columbia and for the army and
navy
30 Support, clothing, medical treatment of the insane of
the District of Columbia and of the army and navy
at the asylum. 7
)0 For heating and ventilating the entire unfinished remainder
of the Insane Hospital edifice, and for
slightly remodelling the heating apparatus of the
present finished portions of the buildings, &c. , per
act Jun. e 12, 1858
0 For books and incidental expenses of the Insane Hospital
of the District of Columbia, per act June 25,
1860
a s s or
0 For furnishing the present hospital continuatio n for
the insane of the District of Columbia, comprising
the centre and three sections of the wing, per act
March 3, 1859
) For erecting, furnishing, lighting, and heating
lodge for colored women, corresponding to thai
already erected
33, 000 00
5, 000 00
500 00
5, 343 00
10, 000 00
4, 455, 433 92 6, 074, 132 83
Carried forward. . ..... .. . Sl

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES
general account of t/te receipts an/i expenditures
of the Uni@
'I'0 RECEIPTS.
Brought forward
. -- 116& 361, 170 gi
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/
Carried forward. . . . $116 351 170
~

RECEIPTS ~t ND EXPENDITURES.
&q&tates far the fiscal year ending June 30, 1861 — Continued.
BY EXPENDITVRES.
Brought forward. . . . . . . . . 14, 455, 433 92 G, 074, 132 83
page.
700 Salaries and incidental expenses of the Columbian
Institute for the deaf, dumb, and blind, per act
March 3, 1839
200 Maintenance and tuition of the deaf, dumb, and blind
pupils of the District of Columbia at the Columbian
Institute
201 Support and medical treatment of forty transient
paupers, medical and surgical patients in the Washington
Infirmary, act March 3, 1859
201 Support of the penitentiary in the District of
Columbia.
201 Compensation of the warden, clerk, physician, chaplain,
&c., of the penitentiary, District of Columbia,
201 Compensation of three inspectors of the penitentiary,
District of Columbia
201 Compensation of four drawkeepers and a watchman,
and for fuel and oil for the lamps of the Potomac
bridge
201 For taking down and rebuilding the southwest span
of the bridge across the Potomac, known
as the
"Long Bridge"
201 Repairs of the Potomac, navy yard, and upper bridges,
per act March 3, 1859
201 Compensation of two drawkeepers, and for fuel and
oil for lamps of the two bridges across the eastern
branch of the Potomac
201 To repay the corporation of Georgetoavn, D. C. , all
moneys heretofore advanced by said corporation
towards the construction of the bridge over the
Potomac at "Little Falls" . .
202 Compensation of the public gardener Washington city,
D. C.
202 Compensation of laborers employed on the public
grounds and President's garden.
102 &Support of the public greenhouses, including psy of
horticulturist and assistants
102 Procuring manure, tools, purchasing trees, shrubs,
6rc. , for the Botanic Garden, to be expended under
the direction of the Committee of the Library of
Congress
l02 Taking care of the ground south of the President's
mansion, continuing the improvement of the
same, &c
l02 Public reservation No. 2 and Lafayette square. . . . . .
l02 Purchase of trees and tree-boxes to replace, when
necessary, such as have been planted by the United
States, and repairs of pavement in front of public
grown(ls
l02 I'or hire of carts on the public grounds.
&03 Purchase of manure for the public grounds
F03 Repairs of Pennsylvania avenue
i03 Cleaning out the sewer traps on Pennsylvania avenue.
'03 Curbing and paving foot-walk and gutter, layiug
stone~ footing and grading the south side of Missouri
avenue from Third to Sixth streets west
3, 000 00
3, 585 20
6, 000 00
6& 296 25
12, 643 00
562 50
3) 782 40
3, 247 54
9, 000 00
1)359 95
4, 600 00
1, 738 74
15, 400 00
5, 743 00
3) 600 00
2, 000 00
2, 000 00
2, 000 00
1, 095 00
1, 000 00
3& 000 00
600 00
1, 939 37
Carried forward. . . . . . . . $14) 549, 6Z6 87 6, 074-, 132 83

RECEIPTS END EXPENDITURES.
General account of the receipts and expenditures
of
t&e Utter'
TO RECEIPTS.
Brought forward . 116, 351, 170 g
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CarrIed forward . . ----- F116 351 170 pi
7

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
States for t&ie fiscal year ending June 30, 1861 — Continued.
BY EXPENDITURES.
Brought forward
Page'
203 Enclosing the Circle at the intersection of Penrsylvania
avenue and K and 23d streets, with a wrought-iron
rail fence
203 Grading and gravelling B street south from Seventh
to Fourteenth street west, setting curb, &c. . . .
203 For seats of wood in the Smithsonian grounds
203 Replacing the fence around that portion of the mall
upon which the Smithsonian building is situated.
203 For the purchase and repairs of tools for the public
grounds
203 Compensation and contingent expenses of the Auxiliary
Guard
204 Compensation of twenty policemen in the city of
Washington, to be appointed in the same manner
as the Auxiliary Guard, &, c. .
204 Expenses of packing and distributing the congressional
journals and documents, in pursuance of the provision
contained in the joint resolution of Congress,
approved January 28, 185?.
204 Expenses to be incurred preliminary to taking the
eighth census
204 To provide for blanks and other printing, and paper
for the same, required preliminary to taking the
eighth census
204 Expenses to be incurred in taking the eighth census
of the inhabitants of the United States.
204 For services of special counsel, and other extraordinary
expenses, in defending the title of the United States
to public property in California.
204 To enable the Secretary of the Interior to procure a
lease from the board of supervisors of Ontario
county, New York, for court-rooms and post office
at Canandaigua, and for furnishing the same. .
205 For rent of rooms occupied by the United States
courts at Los Angelos, California, from October 27,
1854, to August 5, 1856, per act June 23, 1860
208 Compensation of watchman employed on reservation
No. 2.
205 Relief of sundry individuals . .
From which deduct excess of repayments beyond
expenditures, and repayments where there are no
expenditures, viz:
134 Lighting and ventilating the upper
story of the Treasury building. . . 1, 986 68
134 Erection of a penitentiary at the seat
of government, Utah Territory
167 Marine hospital at Portland, Maine
Buoy on &2fiddle-ground Shoal, Beau-
fort, N. C. . .
5, 108 05
1, 247 38
Procuring copies of Dr. Kohl's maps
of the continents and islands of
America, .
264 00
'09 Construction of a building at Burlington,
Vermont, for the accommodation
of custom-house and post otRce. 53 23
14, 549& 626 87 6, 074) 141 83'
9, 018 47
7, 979 50
100 00
500 00
250 00
36& 185 10
13& 000 00
12, 000 00
7, 000 00
10& 466 07
899, 614 00
30& 562 58
12)000 00
3, 000 00
550 00
447&432 33
Carried forward. . . . . . . . . $8& 666 35 16& 039 284 92 6 074& 141 88

50 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
general account of the receipts and ex@en/fitures
of the &~ite"
TO RECEIPTS.
Brought forward . ,
116& 351, 170 91
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Carried forward

RECLIPTS AXD EXPENDITURES.
States for th& ps&rat year er)iJir& ~ Ji»)e 30, 1861 — Continued.
51
Brought forward. . .
page.
209 Teu per cent. for contingent expenses,
&c. , in the erection of a marine hos-
pital at Burlington,
Vermont
209 Contingent expenses in tho erection of
a marine hospital at Detroit, Mich.
209 Ten per cent. i' or contingent expenses,
&c. , in the erectiou of a customhouse
at Alexandria, Va. . . . .
209 Erection of a first class light-house,
aud fitting it up with first order
apparatus, at Barnegat, N. J.
209 Erection of a light-house at Fenwick's
island, Delaware ..
209 Light-house at Seven-foot Knoll, Md.
209 Making permauent the signals placed
by the coast survey on Florida Reef,
Florida
209 Beacon-light on Rebecca shoal, Fla .
209 For a ch«uuel range light at Maumee
bay, Ohio.
209 For a light-house at Green island,
Lake Erie, Ohio. .
209 Arranging and binding for preservation
the original returns of the seventh
census, aud those prior thereto
210 Expenses attending Lieut. Whipple's
party from Gila .
210 For transporting and placing Mills's
Statue of Washington on the pedestal,
&c
P) Y EXPEXDITUREH.
8, 666 35 16, 039, 284 92 6) 074, 141 83
32 22
710 35
1 92
1, 251 04
700 00
488 56
100 21
458 00
97 86
29 00
175 00
TOREIGN INTERCOURSE.
210 Salaries of ministers of the United States to Great
Britain, &c
ill Salaries of secretaries of legatiou of the United States.
ill Salary of secretary of legatiou to Turkey acting as
interpreter.
&11 Salary of secretary of legation to China acting as
interpreter.
ill Salaries of assistant secretaries of legation to London
and Paris.
ill Salaries of United States consuls and coin mercial agents
!15 For estimated loss of exchange on drafts of consuls
and conimercial agents for salaries. . . . . . .
ll6 Blanlt boolts, stationery, arms, presses, flags, &C., for
the consuls of the Uuited States.
ll7 Office rent for those consuls general, consuls, and com-
mercial agents who are not allowed to trade. .. .
guards, and other expenses &&f the consulates
at Constantinople, Smyriia, Candia, &C.....
I18 Interpretcrs,
'18 Salary of i, he cvmmiseiooer of claims iu China.
18 Compensation of tbe couuuissioner to China, and the
cousuls to the five ports iu China.
19 Contiugent expenses vf &lie coiuuiissioner in China.
12, 710 13
16& 026) 574 79
294&794 95
28, 721 71
3) 000 00
5, 000 00
3, 000 00
255& 133 69
10, 139 75
30, 863 68
16, 912 24
3, 019 27
961 33
4& 334 23
367 90
Carried forward. . . . . . . . . . . $656&248 75 22&100, 616 62

52 RECEIPTS END EXPENDITURES.
General account of the receipts and expenditures
of '&e Unitea
TO RECEIPTS.
Brought forward . . 116, 351, 170 91
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Carried forward. . . ----- 6116 351 170$

ltECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
Btates fnr the fiscal year ending tune 30, 1861 — Continued.
BY EXPENDITURES.
Brought forward. . . . . . . 656, 248 75 22, 100, 616 62
gage.
218 Interpreters to the consulates in China. . . . . . 5 699 83
218 Compensation of the interpreter of the mission to Japan 3, 750 00
219 Expenses of intercourse with the Barbary powers. 2, 500 00
219 Contingent expenses of all the missions abroad. . . . . . 63, 510 93
219 Contingent expenses of foreign intercourse. . . . . . . 70, 710 39
220 Carrying into efi'ect the convention between the United
States and Paraguay
220 Prosecution of the work, including pay of commissioner
and other expenses provided in first article
2, 698 87
of the reciprocity treaty with Great Britain . . 15, 000 00
220 Compensation of the con&missioner, secretary, chief
astronomer, &c. , and contingent expenses of the
commissioner to run and mark the boundary line
between the United States and the British possessions
bounding on Washington Territory. . . . . . 110, 000 00
220 To meet the necessary expenses attendant upon the
execution of the neutrality act of April 12, 1818, &c.
220 To defray the expenses of carrying into eifcct the joint
resolution of May 11, 1858, authorizing suitable
415 52
acknowledgments to be made to the British naval
authorities at Jamaica, &c.. 3, 000 00
220 To defray the cost of a prison-ship at Canton, China,
from January 1, 1854, to January 1, 1857, and for
compensation of the marshal of the consular court
of Canton during the said period.
4, 75G 52
221 Compensation of the commissioner, secretary, interpreter,
&c. , to adjust claims of citizens of the United
States against New Granada, act of February 20,
1861, (8th section) 1, 000 00
221 Awards under the 15th article of the treaty between
the United &States and Mexico, per acts of February
2, 1848, and March 3, 1849
221 Awards under the convention between the United
States and the Emperor of Brazil. .
221 To meet an extraordinary emergency which has arisen
in bringing from Batavia 24 seamen of the ship
2, 895 22
1, 000 00
"Staghound,
" charged with mutiny. . . . . . 9, 792 00
221 Settlement of the accounts of Edward Ely, deceased,
late consul at Bombay. 1, 832 49
221 Expenses incurred by Charles J. Helm, consul general
at Havana 7, 146 33
221 Expenses of rescuing citizens of the United States from
shipwreck 1, 297 28
221 Bringing home from foreign countries persons charged
with crime, and expenses incident thereto, &c
222 Relief snd protection of American seamen
From which deduct excess of repayments
beyond
expenditures:
218 Preservation of the archives of the consulates
and commercial agencies of
the United States . . 2, 258 23
218 Expenses of envoys an&i suite constituting
thc Japanese embassy. . . 18, 370 31
Car&icd forward.
6& 684 61
198, 476 71
1, 168, 415 45
20, 62S 54
1, 147, 786 91
$23, 248, 403 53

54 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITIIREH.
General a/corsnt of the receiyts a/«I expen/litrsrcs
of the United
TO RECEIPTS.
Brought forward . - 116, 351/170 g1
/
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---. &116, &61, ~176 I

1:ECEIPTS AND EFGPENDITURES.
States fo& the J&'seal year ewdir&g nisi&e 30, 1861 — Continued.
55
BY EXPENDITUP«ES.
DEPARTFIENT
OP TIIR INTERIOR.
Brought forward. .
Page,
244 Invalid pensions, (army)
245 Pensions, acts March 18, 1818; May 15, 1828; June
7, 1832
246 Pensions, acts July 4, 1836& (section 3, ) July 7, 1838;
March 3, 1843; June 17, 1844; February 2 and
July 29, 1848; February 3, 1853, (section 2)
247 Pensions, acts July 21, 1848; February 3, 1853, (section
1;) and under special acts of Congress
248 Pensions, act June 3, 1858
249 Unclaimed pensions, (army)
253 Half-pay pensions to widows and orphans, payable
through the Third Auditor's Office
254 Invalid pensions, (navy).
254 Navy pensions (five years) to widows and orphans,
act August 11, 1848
255 Navy privateer pensions
255 Unclaimed pensions, (navy).
255 Navy pension fund
256 Fulfilling treaty with thc Blackfoot Nation
256 Fulfilling treaties with the Comanches, Kioways, and
Apaches, of Arkansas river
256 Fulfilling treaty with the Chippewas of Lake Superior,
of September 30, 1854
256 Fulfilling treaties with the Chippewas of Swan creek
and Black river
256 Fulfilling treaties with the Chippewas of the Mississippi
256 Fulfilling treaty with the Chippewas of the Mississippi,
of February 22, 1855
257 Fulfilling treaties with the Chippewas, Menomonees,
Winnebagoes, and New York Indians
257 Fulfilling treaties with tlie Creeks
257 Fulfilling treaties with the Choctaws
257 Fulfilling treaty with the Choctaw orphan reservations
— proceeds of lands.
257 Fulfilling treaties with the Chasta, Scoton, and Umpqua
Indians
257 Fulfilling treaties witli the Calapooias, Molalas, and
Clackamas
257 Fulfilling treaties with the Delawares
258 Fulfillii&g treaties with thc Delawares —
proceeds of
lands
258 Fulfilling treaty with the Flatheads and other confederated
tribes
258 Fulfilling treaties with the Chippewas and Christian
Indians — proceeds of lands.
258 Fulfilling treaties with the Iowas
258 Fulfilling treaties with the Iowas — proceeds of lands
259 Fulfilling treaties with the Kansas
259 Fulfilling treaties with the Kickapoos
259 Fulfillin« ~ treaties with the Kaskaskias, Peorias, Weas,
and Piankeshs ws — proceeds of lands
259 Fulfilling treaties with the Mismis
259 Fulfilling treaties with the Miamis of Eel river.
Carried forward. . . . . . . . . -. .
409, 525 63
231208 47
230, 082 02
58&796 07
135) 027 64
141746 26
1, 611 98
39, 196 59
119, 889 72
775 46
1, 739 89
15, 232 58
16, 707 75
41, 582 85
17& 491 80
7) 000 00
64, 390 42
1, 125 00
56, 400 16
12&460 00
141 36
10, 670 00
19, 700 00
3& 618 4G
4& 914 68
19, 371 4G
5, 531 85
689 60
14, 986 81
16& 8G8 30
12) 178 00
3& 236 32
31, 495 20
1) 099 95
23&248)403 53
$1, 411, 492 28 23&248&403 53

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
6'eneral account of' the receipts artd ezpertrIitrrres
of' the United
TO RECEIPTS.
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Carried forward $]]6 36] ]76 ]i

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
Statee for thefi'Seal year ending Jrrne 30, 1861 — Continued,
57
BY EXPENDITURES.
Brought forward. . . . . . . . . .
Page.
260 Fulfilling treaties with the Menoinonees
260 Fulfilling treaties with the Ottawas and Chippewasof
Michigan
260 Fulfilling treaties with the Osages
260 I&'ulfilling treaties with the Omahas .
260 Fulfilling treaties with the Ottawas of Kansas .
260 Fulfilling treaties with the Ottawas and 51issourias
260 Fulfilling treaties with the Pottawatomies
261 Fulfilling treaties with the Pottawatomies of the
Huron
261 Fulfilling treaties with the Puget's sound Indians
261 Ii'ulfilling treaties with the Pawnees
261 Fulfilling treaties with the Poncas
261 Fulfilling treaties with the Quapaws. .
262 Fulfilling treaties with the Rogue river Indians. .
262 Fulfilling treaties with the Sioux of the Mississippi. .
262 Fulfilling treaties with the Sacs and Foxes of Mississippi-
262 Fulfilling treaties with the Sacs and Foxes of Missouri.
263 Fulfilling treaties with the Senecas
263 I&'ulfilling treaties with the Senecas of New York
263 Fulfilling treaties with the Shawnees.
263 Fulfilling treaties with the Senecas and Shawnces .
263 Fulfilling treaties with the Six Nations of New York.
263 Fulfilling treaties with the Stockbridges
263 Fulfilling treaties with the Stockbridges and Munsees.
263 Fulfilling treaties with the Tonawanda 1ndians
263 Fulfilling treaties with the Unipquas, Cow creek band
264 Fulfilling treaties with the Umpquas and Calapooias
264 Fulfilling treaties with the Winnebagoes
264 Fulfifiing treaties with the Yancton Sioux or Dakotah
Indians
264 Fulfilling treaties with the Walla-Walla, Cayuse, and
Umatilla tribes
264 Fulfilling treaties with the Yakama Nation
265 Fulfilling treaties with the confederated tribes and
bands in Oregon
265 Fulfilling treaties with the Dwamish and other allied
tribes in Washington Territory
265 Fulfilling treaties with the Mal-, ah tribe
265 Fulfilling treaties with the 5folel Indians
265 Fulfilling treaties with the Nez Perces
266 Fulfiilling treaties with the Qui-nai-elt and Quil-lehute
Indians
266 Fulfilling treaties with the 8'Kallams
266 Interest due Chippewas, Ottawas, and Pottawatomies,
(education)
266 Interest due Choctaws, (education)
266 Interest due Choctaws under convention with Chicl--
asaws
266 Interest duc Cherokees under treaty of 1835-'36
267 Interest due Cherokee orphans under treaty of
I D
1835- 5 3G
267 Interest due Creek orphans
267 Interest due Delawares
267 Interest due iZIenomonecs
1, 411, 492 Z 8 23, 248, 403 63
2", 69O 00
49, 62G 68
2, 686 80
28, 221 25
4, 900 00
14, 650 00
76, 199 11
400 00
12, 171 88
60, 433 94
18, 730 20
2, 122 19
5, 062 56
175& 545 25
107, 328 94
15, 910 00
2& 190 00
11, 902 50
103& 973 97
1, 530 00
4, 549 93
1, 555 00
4, 339 26
Z, 747 95
825 00
11, 925 00
63, 397 24
49, G71 27
45, 939 35
71, 120 00
52& 706 84
27, 691 25
8, 74G 00
10& 970 00
69, 603 30
8, 336 37
13, 327 38
1, 029 68
5, 859 51
39, 540 20
8, 963 30
1, 370 25
13, 700 96
45, 48G 23
16, 000 00
Carried forward. . . . . ------- 82, 7i2, 1G8 82 23, Z48&403 53

58 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITI. 'RE. '.
Ger/erat account of the receipts and erpeurlitures
of the L'nited
TO RECEIPTS.
Brought forward. . . .
. 116, 351, 170 gi
Carried forward
/

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITI, RES.
States for the fisca year eu«fir&@ June 30, IS61 — Continued.
BY EXPENDITURES.
Brought forward
2&712, 168 82 23, 248, 403 53
Page.
267 Interest due Osages, (education)
5, 330 17
267 Interest due Senecas
250 00,
267 Interest due Senecas and Shawnees
802 96
267 Interest due Stockbridges and Munsees
312 24
268 Interest due Kaskaskias, Peorias, Weas, and Pianl-eshaws
268 Interest due Pottawatomies, (e&lucation)
13, 230 00
2, 606 25
268 Carrying into effect the treaty with Chickasaws of
October, 1832.
8G, 689 27
268 Cherokee schools, (1819)
4, 682 35
268 Kansas schools
22& 000 00
268 Pay of superintendents and Indian agents
51, G98 50
268 Pay of Indian sub-agents
2, 526 74
269 Pay of interpreters
16, 947 59
270 Civilization of Indians
5, 659 00
270 Presents to Indians
3) 460 48
270 Provisions for Indians
23& 544 59
271 Buildings and repairs at the agencies
10, 199 22
271 Vaccination of Indians
2, 282 85
271 Contingencies of the Indian Department
29, 460 08
272 Pay of clerk to superintendent at St. Louis
600 00
272 Temporary clerks to superintendents of Indian afiairs. 3, 298 00
273 Incidental expenses of Indian service in California 3, 106 99
273 Incidental expenses of Indian service in Utah Territory
43& 163 51
273 Incidental expenses of Indian service in washington
Territory
9, 559 65
273 Incidental expenses of Indian service in New Mexico. 69, 815 40
274 Holding council svith the Red lake and Re&1 river
Chippewas in Minnesota, for the extinguishment of
their title to lands in that State, act June 19, 1860. 9, 864 05
274 Adjusting difficulties and preventing outbreaks among
Indians in Oregon
200 74
274 Insurance and transportation of annuities to Indian
tribes in Oregon.
1, 223 68
274 Insurance, transportation, t&c. , of annuities, goods,
kc. , to the Indian tribes in Minnesota, Michigan,
and IVisconsin
3, 002 01
274 Compensation of three special agents and three interpreters
for Indians in 'I'exas
4&831 24
274 Removal and subsistence of Indians in California to
the reservations in that State; pay of physicians,
smiths, mechanics, and laborers at the reservations.
34, 499 44
275 Payment of annuities and transportation to certain
Indian tribes, per treaty of Fort Laramie.
68, 881 09
275 I(emoval and subsistence of Indians
2, 281 25
275 Payment to Cherokees, omitted in the census taken
by D. W. Siler
371 28
275 Payment to Spunk, or Bald Frog, alias Josepli Henson
400 00
276 Surveying and allotting to the proper persons the reserved
tracts, per treity with the Sacs and Foxes of
July 1. &, 1830
904 02
276 Payment to &lie Shsivnees, to be reimbursed to the
United States wlien collected from Ageuts Gay and
Arnold
3, 074 44
Carrmd forward 83, 25', 930 90 23&248)403 53

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
General acconnt of' the receipts and expenditures
of the United
TO RECEIPTS.
Brought forward . 116, 351, 170 91
/
/
/
/
/
/
/
/
/
/
/ !
/
/
/
I
/
/
/
, /
~
Carried forward . . . . . 3116 351 17p g

RECEIPTS A. ND
EXPENDITURES.
States for the+seal year ending Jvne 30, 1861 — Continued.
61
BY EXPENDITURES.
Brought forward
3&252&930 90 23, 248, 403 53
Psge,
276 Payment to settlers for their improvements on lands
situated within the general reservation at Puget's
Sound
9& 000 00
276 Restoring and maintaining peace with Indian tribes
in Oregon
50, 000 00
276 Payment to Merit L. Young, for rations furnished to
the emigrating Pottawatomies, Chippewas, and Ottawas,
in 1852
9, 625 00
276 Road from Fort Kearney to California
16& 835 11
276 Road from El Paso to Fort Yuma.
10, 664 44
277 Extinguishing title of Indian tribes to lands west of
Missouri and Iowa
1& 915 23
277 Engagements and stipulations of General Harney with
the Sioux Indians at Fort Pierre
1& 003 60
277 Restoration to their relatives in Wisconsin of four orphan
children of Edward Miltimore, who escaped
the massacre by Indians in 1859, and found refuge
at Camp Floyd
1& 500 00
277 Insurance, transportation, lkc. of Pawnee annuity
&
goods
2, 112 71
277 Incidental expenses of Indian rervice in Oregon and
Washington Territories
27& 873 03
278 Iudian service in the district of country leased from
the Choctaws for Indians lately residing in Texas 31, 695 50
278 Indian service in Utah, under direction of the Secretary
of the interior
10&922 73
278 Settlement of the acc»&unts of Oliver M. Wozencraft
156 00
278 Payment of the late Indian agents in Utah Territory 23, 764 99
278 Colonizing, supporting, &c. , the Wichitaws and other
afBhated bands.
47, 465 94
278 Insurance, transportation, 6&c.
&
of annuities and provisions
for the Chippewas of Lake Superior . 3, 000 00
278 Insurance, transportation, Brc. , of annuities and provisions
for the Chippewas of the Mississippi
3, 88G 75
278 Insurance, transportation, 6&c. , of annuities and provisions
for Indian tribes in Minnesota aud Michigan
279 Insurance, transportation, Brc„of annuities, goods,
and provisions for the Flatheads, Yakimas, and Nez
PercBs.
279 Insurance, transportation, Rc. , of annuity goods and
provisions for the Pawnee, Ponca, and Yancton
Sioux
279 Transportation and delivery of annuity goods to the
Blackfoot Indians
279 HoMing council with the Arapahoe and Cheyenne Indians,
south of the Platte river. . . . .
279 Loss and destruction of property of citizens of Minnesota
and Iowa, at Spirit lake in 1857, by Ink-padu-tah's
baud of Sioux Indians.
280 Payment to the Choctaw nation on account of their
claim, under articles 11th and 12th of the treaty
of June 22, 18, ». .
280 Payment to Sisseeton and Wah-pa-ton bands of Dakoiah
or Sioux Indians.
280 Payment to the Med-a, -wa-kan-tou and Wah-pa-koo-ta
bands of Dakotah or Sioux Indiaus .
20, 150 62
17& 905 42
8, 853 89
10 459 40
20& 23G 12
8& 955 16
250, 000 00
31, 171 67
37) 580 30
Carried forward. . . . . . . . . . . . $3& 909, 664 51 23, 248, 403 53

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
General account of the receipts anil expenditures
of «&e Un'«"
TO RECEIPTS.
Brought forward . .. - ---- 116 /' 351
/ 170 919
/
, /
Carried forward. . . .
6116, 651, 17p 9i

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
States pier the fiscal year endirig tune 30, 1861 — Continued.
BY EXPENDITURES.
Brought forward . . . . . - . 3, 909, 664 51 23, 248, 403 53
Page.
280 Relief of Ann Scott. . 58 35
280 Relief of O. D. Fairbanks, Fredine
Dodge, and others.
280 Relief of thc children of the late Cap-
614 38
tain Capron. 300 00
281 Relief of destitute Indians and Indian
tribes. . . . . . . . . . 21, 000 00
From which deduct excess of repayments beyond
expenditures, and repayments where there are no
expenditures, viz:
256 Navy pension fund.
258 Fulfilling treaties with the Florida
Indians or Seminoles. . . . . . . .
267 Interest due Iowas. . . . . . . .
275 Collecting and establishing the Southern
Comanches, Wichitaws, 6:c. , on
reservations south of the Arkansas
river.
277 Removal and subsistence of Seminolo
Indians now in Florida. .
281 Interest due Chippewas, Ottawss, and
Pottawatomies.
281 Road from Platte river to Running
Water river
281 Expenses of the recovery and restoration
to their homes of the children
surviving the massacre by Indians
of the emigrant trains from Arkansas
in 1857
281 Erecting building for Indian agents in
Washington Territory. .
BflLITARY EsraBLISIHIERT.
1&831 51
21, 840 25
11840 12
2, 359 26
293 74
110 01
425 60
85
2, 855 00
281 Pay of the army.
283 Subsistence of the army
286 Subsistence of ofiicers.
287 Transportation of the army
290 Forage.
291 Clothing.
292 'Payment in lieu of clothing for officers' servants
293 Purchase of horses for dragoons
294 Expenses of recruiting.
296 Raising four additional regiments.
296 Quartermaster's department . .
300 Incidental cxpcnscs of the Quartermaster's department.
303 Transportation of officers' baggage
305 Medical and hospital department
308 Barracks, quarters, 6'c
21, 972 73
3, 931& 637 24
31, 556 34
4, 111, 419 35
3, 729, 468 15
954, 931 45
4, 070, 181 74.
105, 073 41
1, 139, 110 53
34, 199 60
297, 720 65
110, 033 94
91, 839 49
1, 824, 226 70
666, 580 03
115& 372 67
197& 520 58
431, 403 71
3, 900, 080 90
Carried forivard. . . . . . . . . . . 817, 879, 082 00 27, 148, 484 43

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES
general, account of the receipts aed expenditures
of t««n&ted
TO RECEIPTS.
Brpaght fpr~ard - - - - - - - - 116, 351, 170 01
/
Carried forward . . . . . . . $116, 351, 170 11

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITUi;ES.
8tatesfrw rl!efixeal yea) ending June 30, 1Sfil — Continuul.
BY EXPENDITURES.
Brought forward
17, 879, 082 00 27, 148, 484 43
page.
310 Contingencies of the army
26, 281 08
311 'I'hree months' extr;i pay
1, 947 OU
311 Payment to discharge&i soldiers for clothing not drawn. 50, 001 14
311 Purchase of stoves for oflicera' and soldiers' quarters
877 16
312 Purchase of horses for light artillery by ordiiance department
39 805 07
312 Apparatus and equipment for field signals
2, 000 00
312 Pay of officers, cadets, kc. , at West Point ...
110, 027 00
312 Subsistence of &, fficers, &c, at West Point
3, 508 20
312 Forage fur officers' horses at West Point .
718 39
3l2 Current and ordinary expenses at West Puint ..
36, 895 00
, i3 Forage for artillery and cav;ilry horses at West
Point .
5, 640 00
313 Horses for artillery and cavalry practice at West
2, 000 00
1, 000 UU
4, 500 00
100 00
Point .
313 Increase a, nd expenses of library at West Point.
313 Expenses of board of visitors at Wes(, Point. . . . .
313 Furniture for hospital for cadets at IVest Point.
313 Extension of mater-pipes and incre;ise of reservoir at
West Point . .
313 Repairs of officers' quarters at West Point . .
313 Targe(s and batteries for artillery exercise at West
Point . .
313 Gas-pipes, gasorneters, and retorts at West Point.
313 Payment in lieu of clothing to ofiicers' servants at
West Point .
313 Iron girders for acadia mic bui)ding at West Point
3i3 tVarming apparatus for academic building at West
Point .
314 Materials for quarters for subaltern officers.
314 Commissions»pon United States i21i)i(ary Academy . .
314 Arming and equippir&g the militia
314 Armament of fortifications .
315 Contingencies of fortifications . .
315 Arsenals
316 Manufacture of arms at the nations', armorias. .
316 Pay of civil superintendcu(s at the national armories
31(i Repairs, 3rc. , at Springfield armory
316 Repairs, (tc, at Harper's Ferry armory.
316 51achiuery, tools kc. . for an arsenal of construction
at Fayettevillc, North Carolina, . .
316 Ordnance service
317 Ordnance, ordnance stores, and supplies . . . . . .
319 Purchase of best breech-loading carbiues. . . . . . . .
319 Arsenal s, t Allegheny.
319 Arsenal at Charleston
319 Arsenal in Cali('ornia .
3l9 Arsenal at Fort Monroe.
820 Arsenal at Eennebec
320 Arsenal at New Yorlt
320 Arsenal at St Louis
320 Arsenal in Texas
320 Arsenal at Wasliington
320 Arsenal at Watervliet
320 Arsenal at Watertown
320 Repairs at the smaller arsenals. . . . . .
R
2, 500 00
500 UU
150 00
50U UU
9 33
3, 500 OU
250 00
3, 500 (0
2, 860 00
189, 686 ()0
485, 356 56
96, 496 41
9) 571„12
24:L 708 05
4, 375 UU
6:3, 622 67
34, 500 00
5, 775 00
15(i, ((45 69
49T, 936 78
24, 916 25
5, 350 00
250 00
59, 665 10
23, 266 76
800 00
I) 100 00
3, 937 90
5. 046 20
8, 950 00
15, 000 00
3, 500 00
7, 235 15
Carried forward. . . . $20, 119, 84" 61 27, 148, )'4

66 RECEIPTS AFD EXPENDITURES.
General account of the receipts and expenditures
of the Uniterl
TO RECEIPTS.
Brought forward . . - . - 116& 351&170 51
/
/
/
/
/
/
//
/
/
Carried forward. . . . . . ~. . . . . . . . . 6116, 861~179 &

RECEIl)TS AND
EXPENDITURES.
States for the fisca year en&ling June 30, 1S()1 — C)ontiuued.
BY EXPENDITURES.
Brought forwar&i. . . . . . . . 20, 119, 842 Gl 27, 148, 484 43
Page.
321 Contingencies of arsenals
321 Fort Adams, Rhode Ishmd
321 Fort Carroll, Maryland
321 Fort Calhoun, Virginia,
321 Fort Clinch, Florida
821 Fort Dele, ware, Delaware
321 Fort a(, 8'ort Point, California . .
321 Fort Gaines, Alabama
322 Fort Jackson, Louisiana.
322 P'ort Jef'fersou, Florida.
822 Fort Ei)ox, Maine
322 Fort Montgomery, New York. .
322 Fort Monroe, Virginia.
322 Yort Moultrie, South ('arolina
322 Yort McRea, Flori&ia.
322 Fort Richmond, New York
822 I&'ort Sun)ter, South Carolina
322 P'ort St Philip, Louisiana
323 Fort Taylor, Florida .
328 Fort Winthrop, Massachusetts
328 Fort opposite lvort Schuyler, New York.
323 Fort on site of I&'ort Tompkins, New York
323 Ports on the westeru frontier of Texas.
323 Fort!Qcations at A(catraz island, California
323 Fortifications at entrance of New Bedford harbor
328 Fortificatir&ns at Hog Island ledge, Maine
823 Fortifications at Sandy Hook, New Jersey
323 For(ific;itions for defence ot' eutrance to Ga(vestou
harbor and bay
323 Fortilications at Ship island, coast or the Mississippi
324 Recoristructing the stables at Csrlisle biirracks
324 Repaiis. &c. , of barracks, quarters, (kc. , at forts not
occupied by troops
l24 Survey for military defences of the sea and inland
frontier
l24 Purchase of a site and additional defences of San
Francisco
124 Road from Fort Benton to Walla-Walla
124 Road from Steilacoom to Vancouver
124 Repairs of bridge over Mill creek .
124 Paying existing liabilities, and to fmish the maps, &:c,
of the survey of' the A. trato route of interior-oceanic
canal
25 Removing obstructions in the Savannah river. .
25 Removing obstructions in the niouth of the Mississippi
river
25 Improvement of Des Moines rapids, in the Mississippi
1(vei'
25 Survey of northern and northwestern la!res
25 Repairs and contingeucies of harbors
25 Pier and mole at Oswego, New York
25 Printin)r charts of lake surveys .
25 Continuing ~ the topographical and hydrographical survey
of tlie delta of the Mississippi
'5 Impioveincnt of the Tennessee river
'6 Dome of the Capi(, ol of the United States.
8, 256
5 000
20, 000
45& 000
21, OOU
43, (142
52, 000
25, 807
175
116, 000
1Z, 500
7, 000
9, 699
13, 500
8, 500
19, 828
41, 000
7, 000
120, 000
29&i
5 950
31, 80U
35&, 000
25, 000
ZU, UUO
24, 810
84, 000
G5
00
00
00
00
70
00
19
00
00
00
UO
59
00
00
UU
00
00
5U
OU
00
OU
00
00
00
00
38, 000 00
18, 199 Go
8, 050 00
1, 000 00
54) G80 00
1, 500 00
61, 501 98
10, 000 UU
500 00
6, 500 00
8, 000 00
33, 176 92
40, 000
75, 000
3
10, 000
5, 000
00
00
05
00
00
1, 060 02
446 53
IG4, 999 80
Carried forward. . . . . . . . . . . $21, 454, 725 Zi, 148, 484 48

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
General account of the receipts and expenditures
of the United
TO RECEIPTS.
Brought forward . . . . . . 116& 351, 170 01
/
/
/
/
/
/
Carrhd forward
. . . . . . -------- $116, 651, 170 &ll

$&r&A. .
PECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES. 69
c for thefisrrrcl I&ear enrjinI, , Terre BO, 1661
—&
&ontinuccl
BY EXPENDITURES
Brought forward . . . 21, 454, 72o 27, 148, 484 43
page.
326 Extension of the Capitol of the United States
326 Extension of the General Post Ofiice
326 Continuing the Washington aqueduct
326 Payment to the State of Maine f' or expenses incurred
in orgauiziug a regiment of volunteers for the
Mexic &n war
327 Payment of expenses of militia of New Mexico
327 Pay of volunteers.
3!7 Settlement of suspended accounts for expenses of volunteers
in Kansas in 1856
327 Pay of five companies of Texas mounted volunteers
'58
327 1'aymeut of Florida volunteers in 1857 —
328 Payment of mounted riflemen, volunteers under Captain
John C. Fremont
328 Payment of claims adjudicate&i to mounted?ifie)nen
under Captain John C. Frdmont in 1846
328 Travelling allowance to volunteers
328 Arrearages of psy to volunteers in Black Hawk war
328 Pay of three companies of Kaz&sas volunteers
3!9 l«cf'ur&ding to the State of California, expenses incurred
in suppressing Indian hostilities prior to January
1, 1854
329 Purchase of gunpowder for the Pacific coast
329 Preventing and suppressing Indian hostilities
329 Repressing Seminole hostilities . .
329 Mexican hostilities
329 Purchase of gunpow&ler for land service
329 Purchase aud repairs of iustruments for corps of topographical
engineers
330 Military contributions in Mexico
330 Refunding moneys for expenses incurred, 3&c
330 Arrearages prior to July, 1815
330 Printing book of tactics.
330 Contingent expenses of the adjutant general's department.
330 Compensation of clerk and messenger in office of comruanding
general.
330 Contingent expenses of office of commanding general
331 Expenses of the Rogue River Indian war. . . . . . .
331 Printing a revised edition of the System of Instruction
for Field Artillery
331 Paymeut to tbe State of 5linnesota for expense» incurred
by Capt&)in James Starlrey's company of Minnesota
volunteers in 1857
331 Deficiency from Indian hostilities in the transportation
of troops, sct glarch 2, 1861
331 D&)iciency fro&u Indian hostilities in barracks, quarters,
3&c
331 Deficiency from Indian hostilities in incidental ex-
penses of quartermaster's department
331 Completing the report and perfecting the drawings of
the San Juan exploring expedition. . . . .
331 Protection of crnigrants on the overland routes
332 Relief of Mrs. Agatha O' Brien. .
332 Relief of the legal representatives of Sylvester Day,
late surgeon United States army. . . . .
434, 348 10
86, 000 00
251, 470 55
10, 308 28
60, 000 00
401 54
1& 021 40
40 97
7, G52 85
1& 032 00
822 90
2S7 46
447 32
279 98
11, 527
2, 957
5, 649
307
10, 000
37, 87G
43
50
18
78
00
45
10, 000 00
4, 543 59
22 00
253 51
286 50
500 00
2, 000 00
300 00
576& 40
5, 100 00
1, 111 77
469, 150 00
178, 000 00
56, 400 53
l. 800
2, ), 000
486
00
00
75
426 00
Carried forward. . . . . -. . ---. 823& 133 114 70 27. 14S, 484 43

70 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITIIRES.
General account of the receipts and ezyencIitures
ag the United
TO RECEIPTS.
Brought forward 116, 351, 170 91
/
Carried forward. . . . . - - - - - 8116, 351, 176 ~i

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
States for the frscal year ending June 30, 1861 — Continued.
BY EXPENDITURES,
Brought forward. .. 23, 133, 114 70 27, 1 8, 484 43
Page.
332 Relief of the missionary societies of the Methodist
Episcopal church, act June 16, 1860 ..
20, 000 00
332 Relief of bfieutenant George S. Hartsuff, United States
army.
380 00
231 153, 494 70
From which deiluct excess of repayments beyond
expenditures, and repayments where there are no
expenditures:
308 Transportation and supplies in the
quartermaster's department ..
327 Pay of four companies of volunteers
called out by Lieutenant Colonel
Washington
328 Pay and supplies of mounted and foot
companies of Florida volunteers
328 Support of four companies of volunteers
at Camp Scott, Utah Territory.
332 Purchase of best breech-loading rifles.
332 Repairs of barracks at Baton Rouge,
Louisiana.
332 Road from a point on the Missouri
river, opposite the city of Council
Bluffs, to new Fort Eearney, Washington
Territory
332 Road from Fort Riley to Bridger's
' 332 Road from Fort Riley to the Arkansas
1'1 ver
882 Survey of railroad from the Mississippi
mies in the field. .
to the Pacific. . . . .
333 Roads and bridges for the use of ar-
333 Reopening a communication between
Albemarle sound and the Atlantic
ocean.
833 Improvement of Cape Fear river,
North Carolina
833 Improvement of St. John's river, Florida
333 Delaware breakwater
333 Construction of a harbor on the east
side of Reedy island
333 Improvement of the navigation of the
Colorado river
333 Continuing the improvement of thc
harbor of Dunkirl-
333 Ses;wall, harbor of St. Augustine,
Floriila.
333 Payment of Texas volunteers under
General Brook. .
333 Testing gun metal for heavy cannon
Carried forward
958 38
25, 860 09
14, 133 59
98, 112 17
13 57
52 40
6 68
6 63
6 64
I) 201 13
903 24
3, 521 39
795 65
822 60
19 88
77 43
41 50
158 68
90 20
5, 000 00
182 23
151, 964 03
23, 001, 580 67
50, 150, 015 10

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
General account nf' the receipts and expenditures
of'the United
TO RECEIPTS.
Brought forward 116, 351, 170 91
/
/
/
/
/
/
/
/
Carried forward
. . . . . . 6116, 351, 170 Ã

RECEI]-TS AND EXPENDITI I'ES.
&g&ates fair the fiscal year ending June 30, IS61 — Continued.
BY EXPENDITIIRES.
v&ze.
KAYAK ESTABLIS(rs(Er&T.
Brought forward.
33&4 Pay of the navy
336 Clothing for the navy.
337 Provisions for the navy
S38 Pay of superintendents.
339 Surgeons' necessaries.
3'&9 Contingent expenses of the navy.
341 Increase, repairs, armament, snd e&4u]pment of the
navy
342 Six first class steam frigates. . .
343 Five sloops-of-wsr.
34S Seven steam sloops and one steamer.
344 Seven steam screw sloops-of war, (second class) .. 344 Navy yard at B& eton, Massachusetts. . .... 344 Naval Academy
344 Navy yard at Portsmouth, Ncw Hampshire
344 Navy yard at New York, New York. ,
345 Navy yard at P( ilsdclphia, Pennsylvania
345 Navy yard at Washington, District of Co]umb]a. . . . .
345 Navy yard at Norfe]k, Virginia.
345 Navy yard at Pensacola, Florida.
346 Navy yard at Sackett's EIarbor, New York
346 Magazine at Por(smouth, New Elampshire .
S46 Magazine at Boston, Massachusetts
346 Magazine at New York, New York. .
846 Magazine at Philadelphia, Permsylvania
~ 347 Magazine at Washington, District of Columbia. ..
347 11a«azine at Norfo]k, Virginia.
347 Magazine at Pens&&cola, Florida. ... .
347 Hospital at Boston, Massachusetts. ..
847 Hospital at New York, New York
3(8 Hospital at Philsd&lphia, Penusylvania
348 Hospital at Norfolk, Virginia
348 Hospital at Pensacola, Florida. .... 348 Support of beneficiaries at. naval asylum at Phi]adeldelphia,
Pennsylvania
349 Pay of the marine corps
350 Provisions for the marine corps. .... .... ..
350 Clothing for the marine corps
350 Military stores for the ma&ice corps.
351 Transportation and recruiting of marine corps
S51 Repairs of barracks, Src, for the marine corps .
351 Contingencies of the ma&inc corps
351 5Iarine barracks at Brooklyn. New York. . . . . . . . . . .
351 Marine barracks at Pensacola, 1'lorida.
351 Repairs of marine barracks at Charlestowu, Mass.
352 American Nautical Almanac.
352 Purchase aml r&pairs of nautical instruments
352 Publication of Wind and Current Charts
352 Contingent cxpcnscs and wages in Observato(y aud
Hydrographical Off]ce
353 Publishing &'l»&rts, 3(c, of ]-a Plate river
353 'I'est(ng improvement in stean& boilers. . .
353 Testing useful inventions and discoveries.
5, 006, 197 88
79, 621 50
1, 171, 664 81
126, 393 80
]7, 216 12
698 009 57
2, 559, 263 20
192, 791 06
128, 247 95
63, 010 24
25, 581 00
55, 593 49
16, 632 81
53, 839 32
35, 707 (&3
25, 172 00
2G, 940 77
46& 089 51
33, 036 74
I, 000 00
35& 565 36
791 00
13, 334 50
483 00
2, 315 02
9, 821 68
I, 511 29
2, 19G 00
12, 567 48
4, 671 00&
7, 168 58
9, 838 77
25, 778 72
342. 454 88
70, 756 06
], 16, 031 89
10, 751 56
5. G40 55
1. 100 45
33, 248 09
49, 183 90
49G 25
11, 000 00
20, 152 87
19& 854 12
19 559 36
9, 128 82(
4, 325 42
68 54
2, 797 70
50, 150, 015 10
Carried forward. . . . . . . 811, 204, 601 70 50, 150, 015 10

RECEIPTS MID EXPENDITURES.
General account of' the receipts and expenditure&
of th«&««"
TO RECEIPTS.
Broogbt forward
116, 351, 176 gl
/
/
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/
Csraod forward. . . . 8 1 lb, 361, 176 S
~

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
States for the fiscal Igear endr'ng June 30, 1861 — Continued.
75
BY EXPENDITURES.
Brought forward
11, 204, 601 70 50, 150, 015 10
page.
353 Military contributions in Mexico
5, 375 13
353 Prize money to captors during the war with Mexico . 7, 044 G7
J54 Arming and manning the ordnance rbip Plymouth
53 12
2) 163 79
354 Arranging specimens of natural history
354 Exploration of the Panama arrd tributaries of thc
Paraguay river
354 Removal of the naval monument to the Naval Academy
at Annapolis, Maryland. . . . . . . .
354 Erection of a h) se-h))use.
J54 Extra pay to officers and men employed on the Pacific
coast.
354 Compensation of clerks in the United States naval
astronomical expedi
& ion .
354 Increase of pay of clerks and Inessengers in Wa;hing.
ington navy yard and marine barracks.
354 Purchase or charter of vessels for the Paraguay expediti
&n.
355 Fuel for the navy
355 Purchase of hexrrp for the navy.
356 Ordnance, ordnance stores, and small arms, including
incidental expenses
356 Purchase of saltpetre for the navy ..
356 Engraving charts of the survey of Bchring straits, the
South Pacific ocean and China sea
357 Corumi&sion to the Isthmus of Chiriqui.
357 Report of the survey of the road between California
and China and portions of the coast of Japan
357 Purchase of the right to Brooks's deep-sea sounding
apparatus
357 Purchase of the riglrt to Davidson's boat )pparatus
357 Purchase of the right to Sargeant's steam engine
governor
357 Relief of the widows and orphans of the officers and
men lost in the United States sloop Albany. . . .
352 Printing snd publishing sailing directions . .
357 Relief of JDIeph Morehcad.
357 Relief of Richard W. Mearie
357 Relief of the forward officers of the late exploring
expedition
357 Belief of Thomas G. Corbin
From which deduct the following repayments beyond
&. xpenditures, viz:
346 Navy yard at Mare Island, California . 116, 919 07
348 Hospital fund 7, 689 20
'I 93 47
350 8uel for the n&arine corps . .
PUCLIC DEBT.
230 Redemption of United States stock loan, cf 184G.
2JO Payment of interest on the public debt .
230 hedernption of bounty land stock, per act of February
11, 1847
Carri)&d forward.
1, 884 27
1, 500 00
I, 48o 50
14, 674 45
2, 304 94
595 00
2, 856 61
615, 180 12
138& 476 03
474, 375 95
I, 625 31
4-, 980 83
882 72
3, 078 86
5& 000 00
10, 000 00
10, 000 00
336 00
1, 300 50
375 61
535 00
879 00
293 15
12, 511, 858 26
124, 701 74
2, OOO OO
2, 966, 00G Ol
100 00
12, 387, 156 52
. . 32& OIi8, 106 Ol 62, 537) 171 G2

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
GeneraZ account of the receipts anar expenrIitures
of the Lnilcrl
TO RECEIPTS.
Brought forward 116, 351, 17p 31
/
I
I
/
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/
/
I
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/
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Carried forward. . Si 1 5 351 17p

RECEIPTS . 7&'XD EXPEXDITURES, 77
States fr~ tlute fiscal year enrling June 30, 1861 — Continued.
BY EXPEVDITURES.
Brought forward.
Page.
230 Iniere t on bounty land stock, per act of February ll,
1847.
230 Reinrbttisclncnt of treasury notes, per acts prior to
July 22, 1846.
231 Reimbursement of treasury notes, per acts of July 22,
1S46
23&1 Interest on treasury notes, per act of February 9,
1847
231 Payment of treasury notes, per section 9 of act of
December 23, 1857
238 Payment of interest on treasury notes, per section 9
of act of December 23, 1857
231 Reimbursement of treasury notes, per act of January
28, 1847
231 Payment to such creditors of Texas as are cutnprehended
in the act of September 9, 1850 .
231 Payment of treasury notes, per sectiou 9 of the act of
December 17, 1860.
357 Payment of interest on treasury notes, per section 9
of the act of Decetnber 17, 18li0.
231 Payment of treusnry notes, per section 4 of the act of
March 2, 1861
231 Payment of interest on treasury notes, per section 4
of the act of March 2, 1851 . .
Balance iu the treasury on June 30, 1861
2, 968, 106 01 62, 537, 171 62
9 06
300 00
50 00
34 10
18, 080, 150 00
1, 062)012 9G
100 00
78, 884 16
68, 350 00
379 58
— —
586, 050 00
5, 715 59
22, 850, 141 4G
S5 387, 313 08
o30, 963&857 83
$116, 351, 170 91
Mains
Nrw Hampshirr . lllassachusctts .
Verruont .... Connccucut . .....
Rhode lslarrd
&Vow York
New Jersey. . , .
Pennsylvania .
llclawaro. . ~
lllarylarnl .... .... trilglnia . ~ ~ ~ ~ North carolina. 8outh Carolina ...
Georgia.
"This balance includes the amounts dcposilcd with the following States:
955, 838 25
6li9, 086 79
1, 378, l73 58
669, U86 79
764, 6ie 6U
382~335 30
4&014&520 71
764, 6iU 60
2& 867, 514 78
&ssb&751 49
955I 838 25&
2, 198, 427 9'J
1, 433, 757 39
1, 051, 422 09
1, 051, 422 09
Alabama . . . .
r571&sl. slppr
Tcnncsssc . . .
E (& r 'l t u c k y. . . ,
Ohro
Missouri . . . . .
Inrliaua. . . . . .
Illinois
Michrgan. . . .
Arkansas . . . .
I ouisiana . . .
669, 086 79
3tl2, 335 JU
1, 433~757 39
1, 433, 757 39
2, 007, 260 34
382, 335 30
86U, 257 44
4i7, 919 14
2C6, 751 49
286, 751 49
477, 919 14
$28&101, 644 91

—
Ci'metal oicozsnt of t7ic rer cipts rinrl erI&enrtitztres of t7&e Znite&7 &S'trzfrw foz' t7ze fiscal &tear r &zrliigi, litnr 30, 1861 Contillrle(l.
Included in tAe foregoing account of reciif ts of tAe United States are the follouing on account of funds held in trust Ay tAe gooernn&ent.
TO RECEIPTB.
llloncys received on account of stocks held in trust for the
Bniitlisonian Institution.
'efoncys received on account of stocks held in trust for Chickasaw
In&liana.
Navy pension fund
74, 729 51
67, 557 38
20, 615 01
BY EXPENDITURES.
Interest due Choctaws, (education). . .
Carrying into ef bet treaty with Chickasaws of October, 1832.
Cherokee schools, 1819 .
Kansas schools.
From which deduct excess of repayments beyond
expenditures,
Navy pension fund
Navy hospital fund
I, 831 51
7, 689 20
$5, 859 51
86, 689 27
4, 682 35
22, 000 00
119& 231 13
9, 520 71
9162& 901 90
i
$10, ), 710 42

STATEMENT
RZ 0 Z IP T 8 AXD Z XP Z lYB I TURK 8
THE UXITED STATES
FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1861,

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
PAY511 NTS FOR, THE SUPPORT 01" THE CIVIL LIST.
LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT.
TIIIRTY-SIXTH CONGREStc
Compensation
and mileage of senators.
To Asbury Dickins, Secretary of the Senate
Amount by Asbury Dickins, per report No. 135, 277 10 00
Amount advanced to Asbury Dickins in the year ending June
30, 1861 338, 861 72
Amount advanced as above 208, 788 1G
208, 788 16
$5) t7, 659 SB
Which has been accounted for by paymenis to the followiug senators
during the 36th Congress, from its corumenccment to and including
the Sd of March, 1861, viz:
TQ— Mileage. Compensa, lion Total.
Ienry B. Anthony
ldward D. Baker
ames A. Bayard
udah P. Benjaruin .
yilliam Bigler .
;insley S. Bingham. .
homas Bragg . .
:sse D. Bright
Ibert G. Brown .
mon Cameron
Ichariah Chandler .. )mes Chestnut, jr
auiel Clarlr
ement C. Clay, jr ..
Iomas L. Clingn)an. ..... ..
. cob Collamer.
hn J. Critteuden
tferson Davis .
Ines Dixon .
mes R. Doolittle
'. phen A. Douglas
aries Durkee. .
illiam P. Fesseuden
sham N. Fitch ------- -----.
Ijamin Fitzpatrick
720 00
5, 968 00
176 00
4, 148 80
440 00
1, 819 20
516 80
1, 489 60
3, 838 40
200 00
1, 729 6)0
472 00
822 40
1, 865 60
96)9 20
880 00
1, 248 00
3, 176 00
560 00
2, 288 00
2, 168 00
2, 795 20
984 00
2)292 80
I, G97 60
5, 891 38
a 1, 241 09
5, 786 30
5 5, 613 70
5. 926 03
6, 000 00
5, 966 89
5, 901 37
c 5, 605 48
6, 000 00
5, 967 12
01 5, 038 37
5, 975 St
e 5, 654 79
6, 000 00
6, 000 00
5, 926 03
f 5, 654 79
6, 000 00
5, 983 56
6, 000 00
6, 000 00
5, 9!)7 13
5, 950 G9
g 5, 663 01
6, 611 38
7, 209 09
5, 962 30
9, 762 50
6, 36G 03
7, $19 20
6, 483 69
71390 97
9, 443 88
G, 200 00
7, G9ti 72
5 510 37
G, 797 74
7, 520 39
6, 969 20
6) 880 00
7, 174 03
8, 830 79
6, 560 00
8, 271 56
8, 16S 00
8, '795 20
G, 951 13
8, 243 49
7, 360 61
CI rried fomvard. - . . ---. $43, 265 20, 111, 713 07 184, 978 27 208, 7$8 16
a From Oct. 2, 1860, to March 3, 1861.
t) To February 4, 18G1.
e To January 14, 186)1.
It To November 10, 18GO.
e To January 21, 1861.
f To January 21, 1861.
g To January 21, 1SGl.

82
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
1860 —'61.
CIVIL LIST.
To— Mileage. Compensation Total.
Brought forward.
Solomon Foots
Lafayette Foster. . .
James S. Green
James W. Grimes.
William M. Gwin
John P. Hale.
Hannibal Hamlin.
James H. Hammond
James Harlan
Henry P. Haun.
John Hem phill
Alfred Iverson .
Robert M. T. Hunter .... ..
Robert W. Johnson . ...... ..
Andrew Johnson .
Anthony Kennedy. .
1'reston King. ..
Joseph Lane. ..
Milton S. Latham. ..
Stephen R. Mallory.
James M. Mason
Lot M. Morrill .
A. 0. P. Nicholson ...
James A. Pcarcc
Trusten Polk
Lazarus W. Powell
George E. Pugh
Henry 51. Rice ..
Wil lard Saulsbury ..
William K. Scbastian
William H. Seward
James F. Simruons
John Slidell
Charles Sumner
John C. Ten Eyck
John B Thompson ..
Robert Toombs
Lyman Trumbull .
Benjamin F. Wade.
L. T. Wigfall. ..
M. S. Wilkinson. .
Henry Wilson ..
David L Yulee.
Additional per diem to Hon. B.
Fitzpatrick as president pro
tempore of the Senate at the
special session in June, 1860,
and first session of the 36th
Congress, 14 days, at $8 per
day .
43, 265 20
1, 072 00
600 00
2, 792 00
3, 168 00
10, 964 80
846 40
1, 180 80
o59 20
3, 212 80
5, 626 40
5) 129 60
184 00
1, 560 00
3& 200 00
878 40
64 00
1&059 20
11, 936 00
11, 188 80
2, 940 80
228 80
540 00
1, 891 20
208 00
2, 504 00
1, 620 80
1, 052 80
3) 808 00
320 00
2, 400 00
98G 40
720 00
4, 148 80
739 20
249 60
288 00
1, 224 00
2, 480 00
955 20
5, 094 40
3, 952 00
739 20
2& 430 80
Carried forward. . . 8150, 009 60
a To January 16, 1861.
b To November 11, 1860,
c To January 28, 1861,
d To January 21, 1861.
141, 713 07
6, 000 00
5, 934 25
5 991 78
6, 000 00
5, 991 78
5, 926 03
a 5, 621 92
55, 079 46
5, 967 13
I 40or 48
6, 000 00
5, 950 69
c 5, 720 54
5. 909 59
6. 000 00
5, 983 56
5, 934 25
6, 000 00
2, 991 77
d 5, 539 72
5, 967 13
e 386 30
6, 000 00
5, 96? 12
G, OOO 00
5, 926 03
5, 891 37
6, 000 00
5, 810 96
6, 000 00
5, 736 99
5, 934 25
f 5, 728 77
6, 000 00
5, 975 34
5, 827 40
g 5, 490 42
5, 958 91
6, 000 00
3, 657 53
5, 778 59
5, 934 25
h 5, 564 38
184, 978 27
7, 072 00
6), 534 25
8, 783 78
9, 168 00
16, 956 58
6, 772 43
6, 802 72
5, 638 66
9, 179 93
7, 031 88
11, 129 60
6, 134 69
7, 280 54
9, 109 59
6, 878 40
6, 04? 56
6, 993 45
17, 936 00
14, 180 57
8, 480 52
6, 195 93
926 30
7, 891 20
6, 1?5 12
8, 504 00
7, 54-6 83
6, 944 1?
9, 808 00
6, 130 96
81400 00
6, 723 39
6, 654 25
9, 877 57
6, 739 20
6, 224 94
6, 115 40
G, 714 42
8, 438 91
6, 955 20
8, 751 93
9, 730 59
6, 673 45
7, 995 18
328 00 328 00
208, 788 16
379 524 76 529 534 3() 208, 788 l
e From January 9 to March 3, 1861
f To 1'ebruary 4, 1861.
g To January 13, 1861.
h 'I'o January 21, 1861.

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITLPFS.
i8GO-'61.
CIVIL LIST.
To— 51ilcagc.
,
Compensate ion Total.
Brought forward
For same to EIon. S. Iroote as
president pro tempore of the
Senate, 1 day, second session
36th Congress, at 38 pcr day
For same to Hon. Jesse D. Bright,
4 dave, at SS per day . . . . .
Amount paid Hon. . I. Harlan for
short charges for mileage at
ihe 1st and 3d sessions of thc
34th Congress, and thc 1st
and 2d sessions of the 35th
Congress, 360 miles each session;
and for the, same for
second mileage in consequence
of his re-election at the Sd
session of the 34th Congress
Amount paid Hon. Andrew Johnson
for short charges for mileage
at thc two sessions of the
35th Congress
Amount paid EIon, ItMat. Ward
for compensation
from 5farch
4 to December 4, 1859, 276
days.
Amount paid Hon. Joseph Lane
for mileage at 2d session of
the 35th Congress, 14, 920. . . .
150, 009 60
720 00
56 00
5, 968 00
3156, 753 60
379, 524 76
8 00
32 00
2. 2GS 49
381, 833 25
529, 534 3G 208. 788 16
8 00
32 00
720 00
5G 00
2. 268 49
5, 968 00
538, 586 85 208, 788 16
Amount repaid by Asbury Diclcins, por warrant No. 178,
dated September 20, 1860
Amount due by Asbury Dicldns, to be hereafter accounted
for by him.
5, 239 80
3, 833 23
8547, 659 88
From which deduct the following repayment:
By Asbury Dickins, Secretary of the Senate 5, 239 80
$203, 548 36

'
84 RECEIPTS AND EXPEVDITURES.
1860-'61.
CIVIL LIST.
THIRT r-sIXTII coxGRESS.
Compensation and mileage of members of the FFouse of Ffepresentatives.
To W. C. Price, Treasurer of the Uuited States and agent for paying the
compensation and mileage of members of the House of Representatives
and delegates
Thomas Rivers
Amount advanced to W. C. Price, Treasurer of the United States and agent
for paying the compensation and mileage of members and delegates in
the year ending June 30, 1860, the expenditure of which was not accounted
for $1, 240, 000 00
Amount advanced as above 688, 176 30
688, 160 30
16 09
688, 176 30
1, 928, 176 30
Which has been accounted for by payments to the following members of
the House of Representatives and delegates during the 3tith Congress,
from its commencement to and including 3d of March, 1861, viz:
Charles F. Adams. .
Green Adams
Garnett P&. Adrain.
Cyrus Aldrich
William Allen
John B. Alloy.
Thomas L. Anderson
William C. Anderson
James M. Ashley
John D. Ashmore
william T. Avery
Elijah Babbitt
William Barksda]e
Thomas J. Barr.
J. Richard Barrett
Charles L. Beale
John A. Bingham
Samuel S. Blair
Francis P. Blair
Harrison G. Blake .
Thomas S. Bocock
MiHedge L. Bonham
Alexander R. Boteler
John Boulig&ny
William tV. Boyce
Reese B. Brabson
I, awrence O'B. Branch
William D. Brayton
George Briggs
Francis 11. Bristow.
John Young Brown .
James Buiiinton
John C. Burch
Anson Burlingame
Henrv C. Burnett
To— Mileage. Compenss, tion. Total.
752 00
I, 600 00
308 80
3, 766 40
I, 000 40
796 80
2, 659 20
1, 600 00
1, 012 40
I, 126 40
I& 920 00
I, 180 80
2, 145 60
392 00
2, 444 80
619 20
680 00
430 40
11222 40
907 20
412 80
I, 105 60
185 60
4, 208 00
I, 045 60
11177 60
514 00
640 00
37T 60
I, 948 42
904 00
794 60
11, 6i2 80
771 20
2 112 00
Carried forward 8 o4, 3&4 62
i
i
6, 000 00
6, 000 00
6, 000 00
5, 998 95
6, 000 00
6& 000 00
6, 000 00
6, 000 00
6, 000 00
5, 389 74
6, 000 00
6, 000 00
5, 573 96
6, 000 00
5)532 88
5, 991 80
6, 000 00
5, 983 60
4, 225 34
5) 992 80
5, 9&0 80
5, 323 98
5, 982 t)3
6, 000 00
5& 381 20
5, 999 00 .
6, 000 00
6, 000 00
6&000 00
6. 000 00
4, 320 00
6, 000 00
6, 000 00
6, 000 00
6, 000 00
i
03&64G 68
i
258,
6, 752 00
7, 600 00
6, 308 80
9, 765 35
7) 000 40
6, 796 80
8, 659 20
7, 600 00
7, 012 40
6& 516 14
7, 920 00
7, 180 80
7, 719 56
6& 392 00
7, 977 68
6, 611 00
6, 680 00
6, 414 00
5, 447 74
6, 900 00
6, 363 60
6, 429 58
6, 168 23
10) 208 00
G, 426 80
), 1TG 60
G, 514 00
6, 640 00
6, 377 60
7, 948 42
5, 224 00
6, 794 60
17, 612 80
6, 771 20
8, 112 00
021 30 6 3'
688& 17

RECEIPTS A iD EXPE&iDITI. P&ES.
1860-'61.
CIVIL LIST.
To— Mileage Compensation. Total.
Brought forwaul
Alfred A. Burnham
Silas M. Burroughs
Martin Butterfield
James H. Campbell
John Carey
Luther C. Carter
Charles Case
Horace F. Clarl-
John B. Clark
Sherrard Clemens
David Clopton
Williamson R. W. Cobb
btephen Coburn
Clark B. Cochrane
John Cochrane
Schuyler Colfax
Roscoe Conklin
Martin F. Conway
George B. Cooper .
Thomas Corwin
John Covode
Samuel S. Cox
James Craig
Burton Craige
Martin J. Crawford
Jabez L. M. Curry
Samuel R. Curtis
Thomas G. Davidson
H. Winter Davis
John G, Davis
Reuben Davis .
Henry L. Dawes .
Daniel C. De Jarnette
Charles Delano
William H. Dimmick
Ik Holls, nd Duell
William M. Dunn
Sidney Edgerton
Henry A. Edmondson
I'homas M. Edwards
I'homas D. Eliot
Alfred Ely .
IVilliam H. English
Emerson Etheridge
fohn F. Farnsworth.
Ieuben E. Fenton
)rris S. I)'erry
fhomas B. Florence
!tephen C. Foster
'hilip B. Foul'e . - -- - ---
(ugustus
Frank
):zra B. French -. - - - --- --
fuscoe R. EI. Garnett
)ucius J. Gartrell .
ohn A. Gilmer
)aniel W. Gooch
54, 374 62
632 00
720 00
972 80 '
369 f)0
1, 046 40
)
408 00
I, (iotk OO
384 00
2, 904 00
784 00
1, 569 60
I, 368 00
560 00
649 60
394 00
1, 297 60
768 00
2, 080 00
939 20
1, 004 80
600 00
892 80
3, 250 00
744 00
1, 560 00
1, 824 00
2& 448 00
4, 752 44
64 00
1, 832 00
3, 200 30
760 00
164 80
684 80
6)32 94
884 80
1, 20G 40
904 84
540 80
744 00
740 35
1, 025 60
I, 720 00
2, 608 00
2, 220 00
I, 184 00
573 fio
225 60
1, 360 00
2, 400 00
I, 080 00
1, 056 00
192 00
I, 347 20
696 00
780 80
203, 646 68 '
6, 000 00
3, 750 00
6, 000 00;
5, 983 56
5, 941 80
6, 000 00
6, 000 00
6, 000 00
5, 950 80
6, 000 00
5, 508 20
5& 647 6Q
5oo oo
i
G, 000 00
6, 000 00
5, 991 80
6, 000 00
291 00
3, 588 00
5, 749 20
6, 000 00
6, 000 00
G, 000 00
6, 000 00
5, 664 44
5, 480 00
6, 000 00
6, 000 00
5, 991 80
6, 000 00
G, OOO OO
6, 000 00
5 97r) 40
6, 000 00
6, 000 00
G, ooo oo
5, 983 56
6, 000 00
5, 897 00
6& 000 00
6, 000 00
(), 000 00
6, 000 00
6, 000 00
G, OOO OO
6, 000 00
5, 817 00
6, 000 00
6& 000 00
G, OOO OO
6, 000 00
G, 000 00
6, 000 00
5, G55 So
G, 000 00
6, 000 00
258, 021 30
6, 632 00
4, 470 00
6, 972 80
6, 353 IG
6, 988 20
6), 408 00
7, 696 00
6& 384 00
8, 854 80
6, 784 00
7)077 80
7, 015 60
1, 060 00
6, 649 60
6, 394 00
7, 289 40
6, 768 00
2, 371 00
4, 527 20
G, 754 00
G, 600 00
6, 892 80
9, 250 00
G, 744 00
7, 224 44-
7, 304 00
8, 44S 00
10, 752 44
6, 055 80
7, S32 00
9, 200 30
6, 7GO 00
6, 140 20
6, 684 80
6, 632 94
6, 884 80
7, 189 9G
6, 904 84
6, 437 80
6, 744 00
6, 740 35
7, 025 60
7, 720 00
8, 608 00
8, 220 00
7, 184 00
G, 390 60
G, 225 60
7, 360 00
8, 400 00
7, 080 00
7, 05G 00
6, 192 00
7) 003 00
6, 69li 00
6, 780 80
688, 176 30
Carried forward $121) 822 29 521& 013 64 642, 835 93 688, 176 30

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES ~
1860-' 61.
CIVIL LIST.
To— Mileage. Compensation. Total.
Brought forward
Wm. O. Goode, deceased. .
James H. Graham
Galusha A. Grow
John A. Gurley
James T. Hale
Chapin Hall
Andrew J. Ha. milton
Thomas Hardeman
J. Morrison Harris
Johu T. Harris
John B. flaskin
Robert Hatton
George S. Hawkins
Wi Siam Helmick
J ohn Hickman
Joshua Hill
Thomas C. Hindman
Charles B. Hoard .
William S. Holman
Georgo S. Houston
William A. Howard
William Howard
George W. Hughes
James Humphrey
John Hutchins
William Irvine .
James Jackson
Albert G. Jenkins
John J. Jones .
Benjamin F. Juukin.
Lawrence M. Keitt
Francis W. Kellogg
William Kellogg
William S. Kenyon
David Kilgore.
John W. Killinger
Jacob M. Kunkel
Lucius Q. C. Lamar
John 51. Landrum
Charles H. Larrabee
DeWitt C. Leach
James II. Leach
Shelton F. Leake
M. Lindlcy Lee
John A. Logan .
Henry C. Longnecker
Dwight Looruis .
Peter E. I. ove
Owen Lovejoy
W. B. Maclay
Robert Mallory
Gilman Marston
Charles D, Martin
Elbert S. Martin.
Horace Maynard
John A. McClernand
121&822 29 521, 013 64 642, 835 93 688, 176 80
1, 000 00 1, 000 00
768 00 6, 000 00 6, 768 00
640 20 6, 000 00
6& 640 20
1, 046 40 5, 934 60 6, 981 00
544 00
6& 000 00 6, 544 00
1, 288 00 6, 000 00 7, 288 00
5, 129 60 6, 000 00 11, 129 60
1&400 00 5, 664 00 7, 064 00
70 40 6, 000 00 6, 070 40
283 GO 5, 975 40 6, 209 00
404 80 6, 000 00 6), 404 80
1, 467 20 5, 991 17 7, 458 37
2, 464 00 5, 573 80 8, 037 80
998 97 6, 000 00 6, 998 97
280 00 6, 000 00 6, 280 00
1, 280 00 5, 557 40 6, 837 40
2, 400 00 6, 000 00 8, 400 00
899 20 6, 000 00 6, 899 20
1, 344 00 6, 000 00 7&844 00
1, 520 00 5, 647 60 7, 167 60
1, 752 00 6, 000 00 7, 752 00
1, 311 40 6, 000 00 7, 811 40
86 40 6, 000 00 6, 086 40
390 40 6, 000 00 G, 390 40
958 40 6, 000 00 6, 958 40
960 00 6, 000 00 6, 960 00
1, 288 00 5, 905 80 7, 193 80
832 00 6, 000 00 6, 832 00
1, 120 00 5, 500 00
6& 620 00
252 80 6, 000 00 6&252 80
1& 120 00 5, 816 70 6&436 70
1, 998 40
G& 000 00 7, 998 40
2, 528 00 6, 000 00 8, 528 00
548 80 6, 000 00 6, 548 80
1, 768 00 6, 000 00 7, 768 00
240 00 6, 000 00 6, 240 00
182 80 5, 909 80 6&042 60
1&936 00 5, 323 98 7, 259 98
5, 328 00 5, 672 20 11, 000 20
2, 560 00 6, 000 00 8, 560 00
1, 912 00 6, 000 00 7, 912 00
747 20 6, 000 00
6& 747 20
192 00 G, 000 OO 6, 192 00
905 60 6, 000 00 G, 905 60
2, 260 80 6, 000 00 8, 260 80
323 20 6, 000 00 6, 323 20
879 20 5, 951 00 6, 830 20
1, 672 00 5, 614 80 7, 286 80
3, 104 00 . 6, 000 00 9, 104 00
384 00 6, 000 00
6& 384 00
1, 750 40 6, 000 00 7, 750 40
848 00 6, 000 00 G, 848 00
827 20 6, 000 00 6, 827 20
851 82 6, 000 00 6, 851 82
939 20 5, 882 46 G, 821 66
1, 537 60 6, 000 00 7, 537 iiO
Carried forward. $192, 246 28 847, 434 35 1& 039, 680 &i3 688, 17~ 3

'
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
87
18GU-'61.
CIVIL LIST.
'lo— Mileage. Compensation. Total.
Brought forward
James B. McKean
Jacob K. McKenty.
Robert McKnight
Edward McPherson
John McQuee»
John J. McRae
W. Porcher Miles
John S. Millson
WiUisrn Mill ward
William Montgomery
Laban T. Moore
Sydenham Moore .
James K. Jfoorhead.
Justin S. Morrill .
Edward Joy Morris
Isaac A. Norris
I'reeman H, Morse
Thomas A. R. iNelson
William E. Niblaclc
John T. Nixon
John W. Noell
Abram B. Olin
George W. Palmer.
George H. Pendleton
Wm. Pennington, Speaher.
John Perry
John U. Pettit
Samuel O. Peyton
John S. Phelps
Albert G. Porter
John F. Potter
Emory B. Pottle
Roger A. Pryor
James L. Pugh
John A. Quitman, dec'd
James i21. Quarles
John H. Reagan
John H, Reynolds.
Edward R. Reynolds
Alexander H. Rice
Jetur R. Higgs
Christopher Robinson
James th Robinson
Homer E. Royce
Thomas Burin.
Albert Bust
John Schwartz, deceased
Charles L. Scott
George W. Scranton
Charles B. Sedgwiclc
John Sherman
Daniel E. Siclcles
WRliam E. gimme
Otho R. Singleton
William Smitlr
'IVil)iau& N, H. Smith
Daniel E. Somes
192, 246 28 I
684 80
608 00
185 60
1, 043 47
3, 352 00
I, 944 00
379 20
224 00
692 80
1& 452 80
1, 780 80
608 00
817 60
224 00
2, 822 40
1, 016 00
779 20
1, 600 00
286 40
2, 400 00
G33 60
888 00
1, 046 40
360 00
1, 040 00
1, 802 60
1, 689 60
3, 089 Go
1 158 40
2, 560 00
1)019 21
256 00
1, 640 00
1& 896 00
4, G4G 40
614 40
784 00
409 40
736 00
2, 272 00
1, 195 20
473 60
3, 008 2S
153 60
11, 432 63
Goo 80
847 97
1, 0G7 20
449 07
1, 419 20
3, 6i2 00
89 60
462 40
936 00
847, 434 35 1, 039, G80 63 688, 176 30
6& 000 00 G, 684 80
2, 281 80 2, 281 80
G, ooo 00 6, 608 00
5, 909 80 6, O95
5, 186 22 6, 229 69
5, 573 80, 8, 925 80
4, 332 20 G, 276 20
G, OOO OO 6, 379 20
6, 000 00 6, 224 00
6& 000 00 6, 692 80 '
5, 958 90 !
7, 411 70
5, 573 40 7, 354 20
'
6, 444 00
6, i27 40
6, 224 OO (
8, 822 40
7, 016 00
6, 721 80
7. GOU OU
6, 2G1 80
8, 400 00
6, 633 60
G, 888 00
7, 04G 40
12, 360 00
7, 040 00
7, 802 60
7, 681 40
9, 073 20
7, 158 40
8& 396 00
7, 019 21
6. 2oG 00
i
7, 065 60
, &, 83G 00
5, 909 80,
'
6, 000 00
6, ooo oo
6, 000 00
5, 942 60
6, 000 00
5, 975 40
G, ooo 00
6, OOU 00
G, ooo 00
G& 000 00
12, 000 00
6, 000 00
6& 000 00
5& 991 80
5, 983 60
6, 000 oo
5, 83G 00
6, 000 00
G, 000 00
5, 425 60
326 70
5, 975 34
5, 603 60
6, 000 00
2, 950 00
G, 000 00
6, 000 00
6, 000 00
6, 000 00
6, 000 00
5, 975 34
6, 000 00
3 88&J 40
6, 000 00
6) 000 00
6, 000 00
6, 000 00
6, 000 00
5 991 03
5, 5l3 80
6, 000 00
5, 942 60
6, 000 00
326 70
i
7, 871 34
10, 250 00
6, 614 40
2, 950 00
6, 784 00
6, 409 40
6, 756 00
8, 272 00
7, 195 20
6, 448 94
9, 008 28
4, 043 00
17, 432 63
6, 609 80
(), 847 97
7, 067 20
6, 449 07
7&410 23
9, 245 80
6, 089 60
G, 405 00
6, 936 00
Carried i'or wani 8299, 505 51 1, 175, 379 08 1, 444, S84 59 688, 17G 30

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88
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURL'S.
1860-'61.
CIVIL LIST.
To— Mileage. Compensation. Total
Brought forward 269, 505 51 1, 175, 379 08
James Spink, deceased
750 00
Elbridge G. Spaul ding 1, 120 00 6, 000 00
Francis E. Spinner
755 20 6, 000 00
James A. Stallwortb. 1, 800 00 5. 631 00
Benjamin Stanton
996 80 5, 893 40
Thaddeus Stevens
200 00 5, 959 00
John AV. Stevenson
1, 376 00 5, 877 00
James A. Stewart
353 60 6, 000 00
William Stewart
763 20 6, 000 00
W. B. Stoke
1, 515 20 5, 991 80
Lansing Stout
12) 1GO 00 6, 000 00
John L. N. Stratton. . 264 00
6), 000 00
Mason W. Tappan
905 60 6, 000 00
Miles Taylor
4, 208 00 5, 782 80
Eli Thayer
718 40 5, 950 80
Thomas C. Theaker.
643 20 6, 000 00
James H. Thomas
1, 868 80, 6, 000 00
Cydnor B. Tompkins
755 20 6, 000 00
Charles R. Train
752 00 6, 000 00
Carey A. . Trimble
891 20 6, 000 00
John W. C. Underwood 1, 478 60 5, 590 20
Clement L. Vallandigham. 1, 008 00 G, 000 00
Zebulon B. Vance. .. . 960 00 5, 975 40
William Vandever
3, 232 56 6, 000 00
Charles H. Van Wyck
552 00 G, ooo on
John P. Verree.
225 60 5, 901 60
Edward %Vade
1, 350 40 6, 000 00
Henry Waldron
1, 120 00 6, 000 00
E. P. Walton
1, 072 00 G, 000 00
Cadwalader C. Washburn. 3, 264 00 6, 000 00
Elihu B. Washburne
3, 200 00 6, 000 00
Israel washburn
1, 148 40 5 500 00
Edward H. Webster .
120 00
6& 000 00
Alfred Wells
787 20 o, 991 80
William G. Whiteley
185 58 6, 000 00
James Wilson
1, 942 20 6, 000 00
William Windom
3, 694 40 G, ooo 00
Warren EViuslow
664 00 G, OOO OO
John Wood
251 20 G, ooo 00
John Woodruff
501 1G 6, 000 00
Samuel H. Woodson
3, 136 00 6, 000 00
John V. Wright
1, 761 00 6, 000 00
Samuel G. Daily, delegate 4, 320 00 6, 00'j 00
Experience Est erbrook, del. 1, 840 00 8, 620 90
Wm. H. Hooper, deh:gate. 5, 600 00 6, ooo oo
Miguel A. 0tero do
G, 800 00 51927 20
Marcus J. Parrott do 4, 172 40 5, 709 00
Isaac I. Stevens do 12, 160 00 6, 000 00
$368)098 Gl 1) 453, 430
Am'trepaid by W. C. Price, per )varrantc num bered 231 and
151, dated, respectively, Sept. 29, 1860, and June 5, 1861
From which deduct the following repayments:
Sept. 29, 1860. No. 231. By W. C. Price, Treasurer U. S
June 5, 1861. — No. 151. By the same
1, 444, 884 59
750 00
7, 120 00
6, 755 20
7, 431 00
6, 890 20
6& 159 00
7, 253 00
6, 353 60
6, 763 20
7, 507 00
18, 160 00
6, 264 00
6& 905 60
9, 990 80
6, 669 20
6& 643 20
7, 8G8 80
6, 755 20
6& 752 00
6, 891 20
7, 063 80
7, 008 00
6, 935 40
9, 232 56
G, 55Z 00
6, 127 20
7, 350 40
7, 120 00
7, 072 00
9, 264 00
9, 200 00
6, 648 40
G, 1ZO 00
6, 779 00
6, 185 58
7, 942 20
9, G94 40
G, 664 00
6, 251 20
6, 501 16
9, 13G 00
7, 761 00
10& 320 00
5, 460 90
11& Goo 00
12, &27 20
9, 881 40
18, 160 00
1) 821, 524 59
106) 635 71
j 1 928 160 30
98 944 57
7, 701 ll
688, 176 30
106, 635 'll
8581, 540 59

1860-'61.
RECEIPTS AXD
CIVIL LIST.
EXPEiXDITIIPvES.
Compensation of the officers, clerks, messengers, and others receiving annual salaries in the Senate
fo Asbury Dickins, Secretary of the Senate . $74 399 82
Cbmpensation of' the oPcers, clerhs, messengers, ond others receiving an annual salary in the service of
the Ilouse of llepresentatives.
To John W. Forney, Clerk of the IIouse of Representatives. . $81 Z48 16
Clerhs to committees, pages, police, horses, and carryalls for the Senate.
To Asbury Dickins, Secretary of the Senate . . $26 998 82
Stationery for !he Senate.
To Asbury Dickins, Secretary of the Senate . . . . . $12 000 00
3liscetlaneous items for the Senate.
To Asbury Dickins, Secretary of the Senate . . $23, 000 00
syetospopcrs for the Senate.
To Asbury Dickins, Secretary of the Senate $3, 500 00
Congressional
Globe, and binding the same, for the Senate.
To Asbury Dickins, Secretary of the Senate
$62, 333 3Z
The usual additional to the reporters of the Senate for the Congressional Globe, for reporting thc proceedings
of the 2d session of the 36th Congress.
To Richard Sutton and others. $3, 200 00
Reporting proceedings
of the Senate.
To Asbury Diclrins, Secretary of the Senate $15) 446 00
Eor the expense of the heating and ventilating apparatus, including pay of engineers, firemen, 8cc.
To Asbury Dickins, Secretary of the Senate $12, 000 00
lttndtng
fm the Senate.
To Asbury Dickins, Secretary of the Senate $76, 560 44
Lithographing and engraving for the Senate.
To Asbury Diclcins, Secretary of the Senate $54, 161 35

90
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61,
CIVIL LIST.
Fixtures for gas, and furniture for the committee, a~ice and other rooms, and apartments in the north
ning of the Capitol, as directed by the resolution of the Senate of, ifui ch. 30, 1860.
To Asbury Dickins, Secretary of the Senate $19, 400 00
Capitol police for the Senate of the LInited Sta!es.
To Asbury Dickins, Secretary of the Senate $9, 296 97
Compensation of drauglasmen and clerks on the land maps, clerks to committees, t'rc. , House pf
Representatives.
To John W. Forney, Clerk of the House of Representatives $17, 799 19
Stationery for the House of Representatives.
To John W, Forney, Clerk of the House of Representatives . . . $21, 363 95
3'ewspapers for the House of Representatives.
To John W. Forney, Clerk of the House of Representatives . $12 500 00
miscellaneous
items for the House of Representatives.
To John W. Forney, Clerk of the House of Representatives. . . . $127, 727 28
Fuel, oil, and candles, for the IIouse of Representatiues.
To Jolrn 1V. Forney, Clerk of the House of Representatives $9, 938 68
Horses, carryalls, and saddle-horses,
for the House of Representatives.
To John W. Forney, Clerk of the House of Representatives . . . . . . $6 000 00
Furniture, repairs, and boxes, for members of the House of Representatives.
To John IV. Forney, Clerk of the House of Representatives. . . . $22 095 it
Pages and mail-boys for the House of Representatives.
To John IV. Forney, Clerl- of the House of Representatives. . . . . . . . . . . $1, 499 31
Two maiL-boys, at 8900 cack, and the messenger in chambre of the south extension.
To John W. Forney, Clerk of the House of Representatives. . . . . . . . . . 83, 300 00
Laborers for the House of Representatives.
To John W. Forney, Clerk of the House of Representatives $6, 285 00

1860-' 6 1.
RECEIPTS AYD EXPEXDITIJRES.
CIVIL LIST.
Capitol police, House of Representatives.
91
To John W. Forney, Clerk of the House of Representatives $9, 513 49
Folding documents,
including pay of folders, Grc. , IIouse of Representatives.
To John W. Forney, Clerk of the House of Representatives. . . . . $56, 847 52
Binding documents for the House of Representatives.
To John W. Forney, Clerk of the House of Representatives. $91, 154 32
Ilinding documents ordered to le printed by the House of Representatives during the 33d and 34th Congresses,
and for engravings, lithographs, and electrotypes for the same.
To John W. Forney, Clerk of thc House of Representatives. . . $708 75
Cartage for the IIousc of Representatives.
To John W. Forney, Clerk of the House of Representatives. . . . . . $2 000 00
Reporting debates for the House of Representatives.
To John W. Forney, Clerk of the House of Representatives. . . . . . . . . . $10, 118 18
Engraving, electrotypinb5 and lithographing, for the IIouse of Representatives.
To John W. Forney, Clerk of the House of Representatives. . . . $70, 338 G4.
Engraving
maps, Gcc. , of surveys for the Pacific radroad.
To Asbury Dickins, Secretary of the Senate. $594 73
Additional compensation to the reporters for the Congressional Globe, for reporting the proceedings of the
House of Representatives for the next regular session of the 35th Congress.
To William Hincks, jr $4, 000 00
llinding tioenty four cop&'es of the Congressional Globe and . 4ppendix, for 2d session of the 35th and
1st session of the 3Gsh Congress.
To John W. Forney, Clerk of thc House of Representatives. . . . . $15, 173 34
For ttcentyfour copies of the Congressional Globe and Appendix, for 2d session of the 35th and 1st
session of the 36th Congress.
To John W. Forney, Clerk of the House of Representatives. . . $52, 272 00
To indemnify the Clerk for sums expended for books, under resolution of the House cf Representatives of
July 7, 1856, ansi to enable him under such resolution to furnish each member and delegate, trc.
To John W. Forney, Clerl- of the House of Representatives. . . . . . $6, 78G 00

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'6 l.
CIVIL LIST.
For supplying deficiencies in the appropriations for printing, dry-pressing, inserting maps and plates,
and binding documents ordered during 33d, 34th, and 35th Congresses.
To Beverly Tucker.
A. 0. P. Nicholson
Cornelius Wendell .
2, 412 97
1, 509 54
1, 127 56
So&050 07
'To Thomas H. Ford
Cornelius Wendell.
James B. Steadman
George W. Bowman
Printing requiredfor
the 1st session of the 36th Congress.
30, 801 45
7, 774 27
1, 185 76
7, 7G3 73
$47, 525 21
To Timothy Kinney
Charles Megargee &, Co
H. V. Butler & Co.
Paper required for printing
of the 1st session 0f the 3Gth Congress.
66, 912 75
17, 740 80
19, 130 75
$103&784 30
Printing required for the 2d session of the 36th Congresa
'To Thomas H. Ford.
George W. Bowman
Cornelius Wendell
John D. Defrees.
8, 632 89
10, 097 78
434 00
28, 000 00
817&1G4 67
Paper required for the printing
'I'o Timothy Kenny
Charles Megargee & Co.
H. V. Butler & Co
Curtis &, Bro
John H. Hall
J. N. Me g argee g
J. H. Hall
of the 2d session of the 36th Congress.
25, 875 00
11, 088 00
8, 437 00
46, 394 36
14, 492 80
11, 622 00
16, 304 40
$134& 213 56
Prfnc&pal and assistant librarians and messengers,
To John S. Meehan.
John G. Stel&heusen
library of Congress.
8, 25&0 00
750 00
$9& 000 00
Contingent
expenses of the library of Congress.
'To Finley Bigger, agent joint library committee
Michael Nourse, agent joint library committee .
432 91
567 09
81& 000 00

1860 —'61.
RECEIPTS AND
CIA)IL LIST.
EXPENDITURES.
Purchase of look» for the library of Congress.
To Michael Nourse, agent joint library committee . . .
Finley Bigger, agent joint library committee
I rom which deduct the following repayment:
By Michael Nourse, agent joint library committee
2, 000 00
1, 667 16
3. 667 16
667 16
$3, 000 00
Purchase of latv books for the library of Congress.
To Finley Bigger, agent joint library committee
From which deduct the following repayment:
1, 799 63
2)J9 63
81, 500 00
For paper, printing, and binding, a complete catalogue of the books in the li brary of Congress.
To Finley Bigger, agent joiut library con)mittce
From which deduct the following repayment:
By Michael Noursc, agent joint library committee. . . .
1, 562 84-
199 20
81, 363 64
Ccmpensation of the Superintenrlent of Public Printing and the clerks and messenger i)) hts ogice.
To John D. Defrecs, Superintendent.
John Heart, late Superintendent
3, 262 53
6, 451 46
69, 713 99
Blank boolcs, stationery, postage, @c. , in the office of the public printer.
To John D. Defrees, Superintendent
John Heart, late Superintendent
From which deduct the following repayment:
By John Heart, , late Superintendent .
1, 730 62
2, 062 50
3, 793 12
943 12
. 82) 850 00
To supply the d)ftciency in the appropriations heretofore made for prinA'ng ordered by the Senate and
lIouse of Representatives at the 1st session of the 36th Congress, ond for paper for the same.
To Thomas H. Ford 9, 336 02
George W. Bowmau 77) 284 00
Cornelius Wendell. 1, 561 95
Charles hie)u)rgee Gs Go. 15, 360 58
Timothy Kenny 51, 822 45
H. V. Butler bc Co. --- ~ - . ~ 18, 776 75
8174, 141 75

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
18GO —'61.
CIVIL LIST.
To enable the Superintendent of Public Printing to carry into ep'e1 tlu, provisions of the j oint resolution
in relation to the public printing, approved tune 23, 18(i0.
To John D. Defrces, Superintendent . $135, 000 00
Salarie~ of three judges of the Court of Claims, the solicdor, ass)'stunt solicitor, deputy, clerks, Grc. ,
thereof.
To George P. Scarburgh, judge of the Court of Claims
James Hughes, judge of the Court of Claims .
Edward G. Loring, judge of the Court of Claims .
R. H. Gillett, solicitor
D. Ratcliffe, assistant solicitor .
John D. McPherson) deputy solicitor
Samuel H. Huntington, clerl-.
E. 3I. Garnett, assistant clerk
Stark B. Taylor, messenger
4) 318 68
4. 000 00
4, 000 00
3, 596 15
3, 596 15
2) 568 68
3) 000 00
2, 000 00
800 00
$27, 879 66
Stationer)y, fuel, gas. labor, printing, and miscellaneous items, for the Court of Claims.
To S, H. Huntington, clerk of the Court of Claims $4, 000 00
Commissioners' fees for taking testimony on behalf of government, fees of u)itnesses, @c. ) Court of Claim.
To S. H. Huniington, clerk of the Court of Claims
James B. Townsend.
P. L. Solomon.
4, 000 00
458 32
G 08
$4, 464 40
To Gales 8: Seaton
rfmerican
State Papers.
$290, 540 37
EXECUTIVE DEPARTS)EXT.
Salary of the President of the United States.
To Sbraham Lincoln, President of the United States
James Buchanan, late President of the United States
6, 250 00
16, 847 63
$23, 097 63
Salary of the T'ice-Prudent
of the United States.
To Hannibal Hamlin, Vice-President of the United States . . 1 955 22
John C. Breckinridge, late Vice-President of the United States 5, 377 76
$7, 333 06
Salary of private secretar)J, stc)card, and messenger to the President.
To John G. Nicolay, private secretary and disbursing agent
James Buchanan, jr. , late private secretary and disbursing
ti. . J. Glosbrenner, late private secretary and disbursing agent
agent,
766 00
1, 181 05
2, 481 94
$4)428 99

RECEIPTS A&lD EXPENDITURES. 95
1860-'61.
CIVIL LIST.
Contingent erpeuses of thc executive ofhce, including stationery.
To A. J. Glosbrenner, late private secretary and disbursing agent
370 00
James Buchanan, jr. , late private secretary and disbursing agent
191 56
py A, J. Glosbrenner, late private secretary an&1 disbursing ageut 230 00
561 56
From which deduct the following repayment:
$559 26
Compensation
To W. 0. Stoddard, secretary
A. . B. Leonard, late secretary
of secretary to sign patents for public lands.
259 71
1, 240 29
$1, 500 00
Compensation
To William H. Seward, Secretary of State
Jeremiah S. Black, late Secretary of State
Lewis Cass, late Secretary of State
William Hunter, late Acting Secretary of State
of the Secretary of State.
From which deduct the following repayment:
By Edward Stubbs, disbursing clerk State Department
2, 554 56
1, 770 53
3, 630 43
21 74
7, 977 26
21 74
$7, 955 52
Salary of the Assistant Secretary of State.
To Frederick H. Seward, Assistant Secretary of State
1Villiam Hunter, late Assistant Secretary of State
John Appleton, late Assistant Secretary of State
966 67
622 99
1, 410 32
$2, 999 98
Clerlcs, messengers,
To Edward Stubbs, disbursing clerk State Department
George E. Bal-er
William E. Stubbs . do.
and laborers, in the oPce of the Secretary of State.
. . . do
From which deduct the following repayments:
By William Hunter, disbursing clerk State Department
Edward Stubbs . do
426 31
5 97
30, 968 82
11&303 65
3, 999 49
46, 271 96
432 28
$45, 839 68
To Edward Stubbs, disbursing
William F. Stubbs -. -. do
George E. Baker . . do
Ext& a clerk hire and copying in the State Department.
clerk State Department
Carried forward
2, 500 00
500 00
847 69
$3, 847 69

96 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
1860-'f)1.
CIVIL LIST.
From which deduct the following repayments:
By Edward Stubbs, disbursing clerk State Departruent.
William E. Stubbs
do
Brought forward. . . .
407 69
440 00
3&847 69
847 69
$3, 000 00
Stationery, blank books, binding, furniture, painting, 8j'c. , once of Secretary of State.
To Edward Stubbs, disbursing
William E. Stubbs
George E. Baker
. . . do
clerk State Department
do
9& 894 37
2, 600 00
5& 000 00
From which deduct the following repayments:
By Edward Stubbs, disbursing clerk State Department 5, 354 16
William E. Stubbs . . do . 1, 127 50
17, 494 37
6, 481 66
$11, 012 71
1Vewspupers for the State Department.
To Edward Stubbs, disbursing clerk State Department
William E. Stubbs. . do
George E. Baker
do
From which deduct the following repayments:
By Edward Stubbs, disbursing clerk State Department
William E. Stubbs . do
200 75
100 00
450 00
100 00
500 00
1, 050 00
300 75
$749 25
3fiscettaneous items, State Department.
To Edward Stubbs, disbursing
William E. Stubbs
George E. Baker
clerk State Department
do
do
2, 000 00
750 00
500 00
From which deduct the following repayments:
By Edwaul Stubbs, disbursing clerk State Department
William E. Stubbs . do
396 30
127 13
3, 250 00
523 43
$2, 726 57
Publishing the laws in pamphlet form and in the newspapers, @c. , for the State Department.
To Little, Brown &, Co. , publishers
Edward Stubbs, disbursing clerk State Department
William E. Stubbs.
do
George E. Baker . . &lo.
Carried forward
8, 250 00
10, 000 00
1, 000 00
5, 000 00
$24& 250

RECEIPTS AXD EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61 ~
(,'IVIL LIST.
Brought forward.
From which deduct the following repayments:
By Edward Stubbs, disbursing clerk State Department 2 604 50
William E. Stubbs do . . 620 00
24, 250 00
3, 224 50
$21, 025 50
Copper-pla(e prin!ing, boolrs and maya in (he S:a(e Depar tmen(.
To Ledward Stubbs, disbursing clerk State Department . .
William E. Stubbs
do
George E. Baker . . do
800 00
250 00
500 00
From which deduct the following repayments:
By Edward Stubbs, disbursing clerk State Department
William E. Stubbs. do
157 68
250 00
1, 550 00
407 68
81, 142 32
Proof reading, packing, dis(ributing laws and documents, Qc. , State Department.
To Edward Stubbs, disbursing clerk State Department
William E. Stubbs
do
George E. Baker
do
1, 000 00
500 00
647 35
From which dednct the following repayments:
By Edward Stubbs, disbursing clerk State Department
William E. Stubbs . do
237 28
160 87
2, 147 35
398 15
ttl, 749 20
rTo snab (he Secrelary of Stale to purchase fifLy copies eaclr, of volumr s 20 and 21 of lio&vrrrd's
of the Decisions of the Sirpreme Court of the United SLates.
Reports
To W. H. 3& O. H. Morrison $500 00
Ror one hundred anrl fifty copies of volume 23 of Ifo&vard's Repor(s of Decisions of the Supreme Court (o
be furnished by (he repor(er to the Slate Department for dis(riburion.
'I'o Benjamin H. Howard $750 00
CompensuLion of four &vatchmen and tivo laborers of the northeast executive building,
„.
'I'o Edward Stubbs, disbursing
George E. Baker
William E. Stubbs
clerk State D& p;&rtmcnt
do
. . do
2, 389 '. is
900 00
310 02
3, 600 00
plrel, b'glus, and repairs, nor(lieasl erecu(ive building.
tpo Edward Stubbs, disbursing clerk State Departnicnt.
Carried forward
4, 000 00
94, 000 00
/ IL

98
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES
1860-'61.
CIVIL LIST.
From which deduct the following repayments:
By Edward Stubbs, disbursing clerk State Departtnent
William E. Stubbs
do
Brought forward 4, 000 00
383 59
330 60
714 19
83r 285 81
Salary of the Secretary of the Tr. easury.
To Salmon P. Chase, Secretary of the Treasury, from March 6, 1861
John A. Dix, Secretary of the Treasury, from Jan. 14 to March 6, 1861 . .
Phillip F. Thomas, Secretary of the 'I'reasury, from December 8, 1860,
to January 14, 1861
Howell Cobb, Secretary of the Treasury, tn December 8, 1860
S. M, McEean, disbursing clerk Treasury Department
2, 555 56
I, 133 32
724 17
3, 500 00
86 95
$8& 000 00
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury.
To George Harrington, Assistant Secretary, from IrIarch 12, 1861
Gilbert Rodman, Assistant Secretary, from January 16, 1861, to March
12, 1861 458 33
Philip Clayton, Assistant Secretary, to January 12, 1861 . 1, 633 33
$3& 000 00
Compensatln of clerks, messengers, antE laborers in the office of the Secretary of the Treasury.
To S. M. McEean, disbursiug cleric Treasury Department $37, 041 00
Copying, blank books, stat&'onerry, Ej c. , attics of the Secretary of the Treasury.
'I'o S. M. McEean, disbursing clerk Treasury Department $14, 000 00
Piirst Comptrcller
of the Tiea&ury.
To Elisha Whittlesey, First Comptroller
William Medill, late First Comptroller.
584 00
2, 916 00
$3&500 09
Compensatron of clerks& messengers, and laborers in the ofjice of the Eirst Comptroper.
To J. D. Colmesnil, disbursing clerl Treasury Department . $24 651 bt
Furniture, blank books, binding, stationery, 3tc. , olrice of the Plrst Comptroller.
To J, D. Colmesnil disbursing clerk Treasury Department $1, 700 09
Second Comptroller
of the Treasury.
To J. &I. Cutis, Second Comptroller 73, 000 09

(I 360 — ' (i I .
RECEIPTS AND
CIVIL LIST.
EXPE'ADITI RES.
Clerks, messer&g&rs,
and laborers in the o(Fice of (he Second Comptroller.
To J. D. Colmesnil, disbursing clerk Treasury Department $23 402 &2
$(onk books, s(a((onery, binding,
('rc. , for once of Second Comptroller.
To J. D. Colmesnil, disbursin~ clerk Treasury Department $500 00
Eirst Audi(or of the Treasary.
'To Thomas L. Smith, First Auditor Treasury $3, 000 00
Cler1&s, messengers,
and laborers in the oP'ce of the 1&'irst Auditor of the Treasury.
To J. D. Colmesnil, disbursing clerk Treasury Department $32, 940 00
dJlank bookb binding, s(ationery, Qc. , for thc ogice of (hc Thirst Auditor.
'Xo J. D. Colmesnil, disbursing clerk Treasury Department $1 450 00
Second Audi(or of the Treasury.
'To T. J. D. Fuller, Second Auditor $3, 000 00
Clerl s, mess&ngers,
and laborers in the agee of the Second Audi(or.
'To S. AI McEean, disbursing clerk Treasury Department $32, 309 27
8(an(c books, bmding, stadonery, J(c. , for the ogice of (he Second Andi(or.
'To S. M. 2IcEean, disbursing clerk Treasury Dcpartn)ent. $1, BOO 00
T(drd Audi(or of the Treasury.
Jo Robert J. . Atkinson 'I'bird Auditor $3, 000 00
Clerl s, messengers, and lalorers in the oJJ&ce of the Th&'rd 4udktor.
'To J. D (.'olmesni], disbursing clerk Treasury Department . $12&, 249
Bb&nk b&oks, b(n&hbg, s!ationery, 3(c. , for o judice of (he Third 4uditor.
'Xo J. L&. Colnaesnil, disbursing clerk Treasury Depa& tn&ent 2, 500 00
Pron& which deduct tbe following repayments:
&Ity Samuel Y. R&ci&l, clerk
R . i. Atl'inson, 'I'bird Auditor
40 00
IO 94
$2, 440 05

100 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
CIVIL LIST.
Eourth Auditor of the Treasury
To H. Berrian, Fourth Auditor, from May 1, 1861
T. Hunter, late Fourth Auditor, from April 1 to April 25, 1861.
A. J. O'Barmen, late Fourth Auditor, to March 1, 1861
J. D. Colmesnil, disbursing clerk Treasury Department
461 54
205 48
2, 244 56
44 52
$2, 956 10
Clerks, messenger, and laborer in the oPce of the Eourth 4uditor.
To J. D. Colmesnil, disbursing clerk Treasury Department
R. L. Mackall
24, 234 38
204 20
$24, 438 58
Stationery, books, binding, labor, and miscellaneousiterns, once of the Eourth . 4uditor.
To J. D. Colmesnil, disbursing clerk Treasury Department. 1, 380 86
From which deduct the following repayments:
By W. C. Price, late Treasurer United States . . 303 28
J. Hackett 77 58
380 86
$1, 000 00
Erpense nf removing the orpiece of the Eourth Auditor to the opartments assigned in llinder's buttdkvg,
repairing and furnishing the same.
To J. D. Colmesnil, disbursing clerk Treasury Department,
W. C. Price, late Treasurer United States
From which deduct the following repayment:
By J. D. Colmesnil, disbursing clerk Treasury Department
3, 508 55
303 28
3, 811 83
303 28
3, 508 55
Eath Auduor of the Treasury.
To T. M. Smith, Auditor from May 1, 1861
Bartholomew I'uller, late Auditor, to April 30, 1860
500 00
2, 500 00
$3, 000 00
Clerks, messengers,
and laborers in the ojNce of the Ei fth Auditor.
To J. D. Colmesnil, disbursing clerk Treasury Department
From which deduct the following reparment:
By J. D. Colmesnil, disbursing clerk Treasury Department.
14, 477 98
135 00
$14, 342 9'"-
Blank books, binding, stationery, 4. c. , for the oPce of Eifth Auditor.
Tu J. D. Colmesnii, disbursing cleric Treasury Depattmeut. $800 00

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES. 101
4860-' 6 L
CIVIL LIST.
Sixth Auditor of the Treasury.
To Green Adams, Auditor from April 1, 1861
Thomas M. Tate, late Auditor, to March 31, 18ti 1
From which deduct the following repayment:
By Green A. dame . .
752 75
2, 250 00
3, 002 75
173 08
$2, 829 67
Clerks, messengers,
and laborers in the ofhce of the Sixth Auditor,
To C. C. A. Striblen, disbursing clerk Treasury Department, from April I,
1861
David R. Lindsay, late disbursing clerk Treasury Department, to March
31, 1861
J. Iiall Moore
R. Cawthon
W. . W. Tyler .
John Green
A. T. C. Pierson.
V. N. J. Godwin
Robert Leach
A. E. Saunders.
D. W. Archer
F. L. Grammar
T. M. Embry
Green Adams,
Sixth Auditor
From which deduct the following repayments:
By Green A&iams, Sixth Auditor
David R. Lindsay, late disbursing
partment
clerk Treasury De-
1, 737 23
315 63
28, 176 11
126, 960 20
84 62
84 62
84 62
72 52
56 04
96 15
18 76
53 85
26 92
80 76
76 92
14, 065 00
169& 937 09
2, 052 86
$167&884 23
Statirmery,
blank books, @c. , for the ogice of the Sixth Auditor.
To C. C. A. Striblen, disbursing clerk Treasury Department
David R. Lindsay, late do do
From which deduct the following repayment:
By David R. Lindsay, late disbursing clerk Treasury Department.
1, 000 00
7, 500 00
87500 00
182 77
$8, 317 23
Treasurer of the United States.
To Francis E. Spinner, Treasurer, from March 22, 1861
William C. Price, late Treasurer, to March 21, 1861
833 34
2, 1G6 GG
$3, 000 00
Clerks, messeny&rs, and lal&orers in the oPce of the Treasurer.
To J, D. Colmesnil, disbursing clerk Treasury Department . $24, 250 4G

102 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
CIVIL LIST.
Rlank books, bina'ing, stationery, @c. I for the opec of the Treasurer.
ToJ. D. D*I 'I, d'0 'g) IT JDP t t. . . . . . . . . - 0)6600
Register of the Treasury.
To L. E. Chittenden, Register, from April 17, 1861
To Finley Bigger, late Register, to April 16, 1861
618 13
2, 381 87
03, 000 00
Clerks, niessengers, and laborers gn the oPce of the Register of the Treasury.
To J. D. Colmesnil, disbursing clerk Treasury Department . . $48) 636 04
Ruling and full binding
books for recording, Qc. ) blank books, Qc. , for once of the Register.
To J. D. Colmesnil, disbursing clerk Treasury Department
Benner tk O' Brien
5, 720 00
144 94
85) 864 94-
Solicitor of the Treasury.
To Edward Jordan, Solicitor, from April 12, 1861
B. F. Pleasant, late Solicitor, from II'ebruary 13 to April 12, 1861
James Hillyer, late Solicitor, to February 12, 1861
From which deduct the following repayment:
By J. D. Colmesnil, disbursing clerk Treasury Department
759 62'
572 33:
2, 461 05
3, 793 00
293 00
83, 500 00
Clerks, messengers, and laborers in the a/ice of the Solicitor of the Treasury.
To J. D. Colmesnil, disbursing clerk Treasury Department 313) 011 82
Rlank books, binding, stationery,
Qc. , for the office of the Solicitor.
'1'o J. D. Colmesnil, disbursing clerk Treasury Department $2 000 00
Commissumer
of Custo)ns.
To Nathan Sargent, Commissioner, from May 20, 1861
Samuel Ingham, late Commissioner, to May 19, 1861.
346 15
2, 653 85
$3, 000 00
Clerks, messengers, and laborers in the opec of the Commissioner rpf Custonis.
To J. D. Colmesnil, disbursing clerk Treasury Department. . 17 487 34
From which deduct the following repayment:
By J. D. Colmesnil, disbursing clerk Treasury Department. 133 00
817) 354 34

ItECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES. 103
l860-'G l.
CIVIL I. ISI'.
Blank books, stationer&g& @c. for ogcce of the Cmnmissioner
&
of Custonvz.
1'o J. D. Colmesnil, disbursing clerk Treasury Department $1, 200 00
Clerks, messenyers& and laborers i » (he of'fzce of the Light-house Board.
To J. D. Colmesnil, disbursing clerk Treasury Department . . $9& 223 33
Blank books, binding, postage, @c, &
for the oJ(ce of the Itght-hozzse Board.
To J. D. Colmesnil, disbursing clerk Treasury Department $600 00
Compensation of eight uatchmen and nine laborers in. (he southeast execu((ve building.
To S. M. McKean, disbursing clerk Treasury Department . $13& 800 00
I'uet& ligh(s, repairs, and miscellaneous contingent expenses of the southeas(, executive building.
To W. W. Cochran $1, 750 00
Salary of the Se&rc. 'ury of (he Inm&tor.
To Caleb B. Smith, Secretary, from it'larch 4, 1861
Moses Kelly, Acting Secretary, from January 10 to March 4, 1861.
Jacob Thompson, late Secretary, to January 8, 1861.
2, 600 00
I& 222 23
4, 177 77
$8& 000 00
C?crks, messengers,
and laborers in the off(ce of the Secre(ary of thc Interior.
To Peter Lammond, disbursing clerk Interior Department $28, 900 00
B(anlc books, s(a(ionery,
6& c. , for the office of (he Secretary of the Interior.
To Peter Lammond, disbursing clerk Interior Department, . . . 86, 500 00
Commzssioner of (he General Land O??lce,
To J. M. Edmunds, Commissioner, from March 25, 1861
J. S. Wilson, late Commissioner, to March 25, 1861 .
808 34
2, 191 G6
$3, 000 00
Recorder, draugh(en&en, ass&'stant draugh(omen, clerks, mzssengers, ((&"c.
&
z'n the Gcnerzzl Land Ogive.
To Peter Lamruoud, disbursing clerl- Interior Department 8170, 890 00
additional clerks in the General Land Once, unoer act . Varch 3, 1855, gran(ing boun(y lands, $(c.
To Peter Lammond, disbursing clerk Interior Department . . „858, 400 0(
Cash system, 6&"c. ,
under lazes prior to Sep(ember 28, 1850, for paten(s and other records& (ract books
and blanlc books for thzs and the dzs(riel land once.
To Peter Larumond, disbursing clerl. Interior Department 856& 000 0(

104
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
18 60-' 61.
CIVIL LIST.
Puel, lights, and incidental expenses, including poy of keepers, t'cc, , in, the General I and Ofhce.
To Peter Lammond, disbursing clerk Interior Department $2, 000 00
Commissioner
of Indran Affairs.
To William P. Dole, Commissioner, from March 14, 1861
A. B. Greenwood, late Commissioner, to March 14, 1861
900 00
2, 100 00
$3, 000 00
Clerks, messengers, @c. , in the oPce of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
To Peter Lammond, disbursing clerk Interior Department 828, 940 00
Extra clerk hire for the service of the Indian Ogive, per act August 5, 1854.
To Peter Lammond, disbursing clerk Interior Department $7, 000 00
One clerk in the 1iulian Once, unplayed under act of 3Iarch 3, 1855, granting bounty lands to Indians,
To Peter Lammond, disbursing clerk Interior Department . . $1, 400 00
Blank books, binding, stationery, fuel, lights,
Qc. , for the Indian Othe.
To Peter Lammond, disbursing clerk Interior Department . $5, 000 09
To J. H. Barrett, Commissioner
G. C. Whiting, late Commissioner
Commissioner
of Pensions.
502 75
2, 497 25
$3, 000 00
Clerks, messengers, g. c. , in the office of the Commissioner of Pensions.
To Peter Lammond, disbursing clerk Interior Department $106 340 OO
Stationery, binding, furniture, @c. , for the Pension OPce.
To Peter Lammond, disbursing clerk Interior Department $15 000 OO
Commnsioner
of Pubt+ ButMings.
To J. B. Blake, late Commissioner $2, 000 00
To W. S. Wood, late Commissioner
J. B. Blake, late Commissioner
Clerk in the ofIsce of the Commissioner
of Public Buildings.
100 00
1, 300 OO
81, 400 00

]860-'61.
RECEIPTS AND
CIVIL LIST.
EXPENDITURES.
105
'I'o W. S. Wood, late Commissioner
J. B. Blake, late Commissioner
Messenger z'n the oPce of the t, 'oznvzzsi'oner
of Public Buildings.
83 34
1, 083 33
81& 166 67
Stationery, books, plans, drazvfngs, 6tc. , for omah'ce of the Comvzizsioner of Public Buildings.
To J. B. Blake, late Commissioner $250 00
Compensation of the surveyor general of Florida.
To Frarcis L. Dancy, late surveyor general
8 1& 500 00
To Martha M. Hei&1
E. D. Fonhall
R. F. Dorsey
John S. Purviance
Clerks,
t'rc.
&
in the once of the surveyor general of Florida.
300 00
975 00
1, 200 00
60 87
82, 535 87
Surveyor general of Louisiana.
To W. J. McCulloch, late surveyor general $1& 000 00
To P. A. Hatkinson
L. C. Ilsley
J. H. Ayrand
Clerks, 1'rc.
&
in the once of the surveyor general of Lo&sisiana.
750 00
250 00
250 00
81, 250 00
Surveyor general of IVisconsin and Lov&a.
To Warner Lewis, surveyor general $2, 307 69
Clerks, pc. in the ofl7re of the surveyor general of ll isconsin and lozva.
&
To W. W. Smith
T. Hardie
H. B. Welsh
S. G. Fennimore
T. S. Nairn
1, 100 00
1, 100 00
1, 300 00
1, 300 00
1&500 00
86, 300 00
Surveyor general of 1llinois and, llissouri.
To Johhn. S. Loughborough, surveyor general $2, 142 85
Clerks, Qc. ,
To J. A. H. Lampton
J. E. ll vchl iclzi
0. H. Hoifstetter „
Gabriol Hoi'fstetter
John R. Atlrinson
in the ofhce of the surveyor generol of 1llinois and Mzssozzri.
1, 683 3o
1, 280 00
275 00
27, & 00
230 00
$3, 743 33

106 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
1860-' 6 1 CIVIL LIST.
Surveyor general of ilfinnesota.
To C. L. Emerson, surveyor general. 82, 065 93
Clerks, Qc. , in the once of the surveyor general of 3A'nnesotu.
To W. R. Wood
C. A. F. 21orris
W. B. Farrell
James W. Wood
C. G. Wilson
Hunter Brool-e
S. S Smoot
Josias R. King
H. Von KIenden
Alexander Buchanan
William Crooirs
1, 549 45
I, 342 86
1, 177 56
1, 136 26
861 26
532 9i
350 00
105 02
39 56
32 97
25 09
87, 152 91
Surveyor general of Kansas and nebraska.
To W. B. P&urnett, surveyor general $1& 901 09
Clerks, Qc. ,
To A. W. Pentland
E. E. 31ason
C. S. I(amsdell
A. Gaines
A. R. Gilmcre
G. C. Vanzandt
W. 5I. Hill
C. C. Whitmau
in the oPce of tke surveyor general af Kansas and nebraska.
900 00
1, 254 12
1, 071 19
825 05
565 21
1, 034 79
264 35&
193 43
$6& 108 15
Once rent, fuel, Qc. , for
To W. B. Burnett, surveyor general
W. B. Hail
Amos H. Shultz &, Co.
G. G. Gillette
C. Wasurand
W. Leamor
From which deduct the following repayment:
By W. B. Burnett, surveyor
general
surveyor general of Kansas and iYebraska.
1, 109 01
350 00'
362 37
51 55
30 06
7 55
1, 910 5!
20 9
81, 889 6
FOr binding field notes, plots, and records of surveys in the opec of the surveyor general of KansasssI
f ebra&ka.
To Amos H. Shultz &; Co
3107 60
Surveyor general of Hew 3$ezico.
To Alexander P. Wilhur, surveyor general
William Pelham, late surveyor general
1, 769 5I
1, 230 5'
83, 000 95

]660-'61.
Clerks,
To Juan C. Tapia
Thomas Means
J. E. Vigil
J. H. Mink
Philip Smith
Joseph Rose
R. A Mathews
RECEII'TS A'& D EXPEXDITURES.
CIVIL LIS'I'.
6fc.
&
in the once of the surveyor general of .'Veu: 3lez&co.
107
719 42
1, 350 00
501 12
500 12
550 00
200 00
179 34
$4, 000 00
Rent of the surveg&or generays once in i'&o JEexico, fuel, books, @c.
To A, P. Wilbur, surveyor general
W. Pelham, late surveyor general
W. H. Maurice
1, 500 00
218 93
600 25
$2, 319 18
Compensation
o D. N. Whiting
J. H. Watts
D. J. Miller
of a translalor in the otfsce of the surveyor general of Arete
3Iexico.
326 09
500 00
500 00
$1, 826 09
Surveyor general of Utah Territory.
Po S. C. Stambaugh, surveyor general $3, 000 00
Cleiks, 6, "c , in the once of the surveyor general of Utah Territory.
fo T. R. Green
C. E. Wents
E. L. Mason .
David Jones
W, H. Brodhead
101 09
750 00
I, 250 00
500 0 )
59 51
$2, 660 60
l'o S. C. Stambaugh,
Rent of the surveyor generays ofsce in Utah.
surveyor general
$1 929 70
i James W. Mandeville,
Surveyor general of California.
surveyor general
$3, 375 00
Clerks, 6fc. in the ogice of the surveyor general of Cat forniu.
&
o K. Conoway
W. M. Smith
R. C. Hopkins
C. Bilawski
T. Snell
C. E Gliddon
R. W. I'islrbournc
E. B. Drake
Joseph H. Wiles
George F. Allardt
2& 000 00
2, 000 00
1, 500 00
1, (il5 00
1, 000 00
750 00
506 52
450 00
295 00
295 00
$10, 411 52

108 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
18 60-' 6 1. CIVIL LIST.
Rent nf the surveyor general's offtce in California, fuel, books, stationery,
@c.
To Jatnes W. MandeviBe& surveyor general
$2, 262 6p
Surveyor general of Oregon.
To W. W. Chapman, surveyor general $2, 625 pp
To A. W. Patterson
Wiliam P. Thompson
J. M. Curley
S. Scofield
Clerks, Qc. , in the offcce of the surveyor general of Oreglu
$3, 950 0
Rent of the surveyor general's oPcein Oregon, fuel, books, stationery, @c.
'To W. W. Chapman, surveyor general. $2, 715 04
To James Tilton, surveyor general
Surveyor general of Washington Ter&itory.
$3& 000 PP,
To J. K. Hall .
J. Lodge
P. Turpin
W. H. Carlton
Clerks, Pic. , in the oPce of the surveyor general of lgashington
Ter&itory.
2, 050 09
600 09
505 44
244 59
$3, 400 00;
Rent of oPce of surveyor general of lgashington
Territory, fuel, books, Qc.
'To James Tilton, surveyor general $1, 111 93
Eztra clerks and draughtsrnen in the oaves of the survRJN's general, to be apportioned
exigencies cf thc public service.
To J. S. Purviance, clerk in office of surveyor general
H. Brooke, clerk in office of surveyor general of
S. Smoot do do.
W. Crooks do. . . do
J. B. King do. . . . . do
C G. Wilson do. do
Alexander Buchanan do . . do
lV. B. Farrell, draughtsman. do . do
J. W. Myers, clerk . do. . . . . do
H. Gascon, clerk in ofGce of surveyor general of Lo
C. L. Ilsley do . . do
C. L. Mavor do . do
A. Bercegay. . do. . . . . . do
J. M, Washburn do do
of Florida
Minnesota
uisiana
Carried forward . .
according ts tht
439 II
209 2
823 4&
923 47
233 1
661
22
313
275
300

RECEIPTS AND
EXI'ENDITURES.
109
l860- 61.
CIVIL LIST.
Brought forward
q'o A, W. Pentland, clerk in office surveyor general Kansas and Nebraska
A, Gaines do . do
C. B. Ramsdell do . . do
W. C. Rarnsdell . . do do
N. Hill do do.
(,
' C. Whitman, draughtsm'n do . . . do
Philip Smith, clerk in office of surveyor general of New Mexico
Thomas Means . do .. . do.
J. , C. Tapis . .&lo . do
J. Rose do do
D, J, MiHer do. . do
E. B. Drake, clerk in office of surveyor general of California
C. E. Gliddon . . do do.
T. Snell do do
G. E. Ai)sr&it, draughtsman. do. . do „
J, W. Wilders do . do . do
R, W. Eishbourne do . do. . . do
C. Hopkins . do &lo do
J. H. Wilds do. do do
C. Bielawski do do do
S, Scofielrl, clerk in office of surveyor general of Oregon
E. L. Bristow do . do
D. H. Murphy do &lo
J. M. Curlcy, dra, ughtsman do. . „do
Peterfield Turpin, clerk in office of surveyor general of Wash. Ter'y
E. Gibson do . . do . .
J. S. Hurd, draughtsman do do.
James Lodge . do do do
E. Giddinge, jr
5, 161 48
275 00
275 00
28 81
121 09
195 97
500 00
758 00
334 00
588 58
486 00
333 00
1, 350 00
1, 250 00
1, 000 00
1, 400 00
900 00
843 48
500 00
450 00
385 00
462 91
406 94
1, 600 00
1, 185 49
769 56
1, 218 75
626 09
202 17
102 72
823, 710 04
Salary of the Secretary of Ilrar.
To Simon Cameron, Secretary, from March 11, 1861
Joseph Holt, late Secretary, from January I to March 10, 1861
John B. I'loyd, late Secretary, to December 31, 1860
2, 406 67
I& 533 33
4, 000 00
000 00
Clerks, au s, enyers, and lal orcrs in the oP'ce of the Se&'retrrry of ll ar.
Io John Potts, disbursing clerl War Department . . . . $15, 400 00
fttank books, stationery,
books, mnps, ertra clerk hire, 6ec. , for the udice of the Seer etary of 1 Ear.
I'o John Potts, disbursing clerk 1Var Department 85, 500 00
Clerks and messcnyer in the ogicc of the
Idj utant C "eneral.
I'o John Potts, disbursiug clerk War Depa&truent. $11, 830 21
&tank books, binrliny, stationery, grc. , for office of the trj lutant General.
po John potts, disbursing clerk IVar Departusent . 82, 000 00

110 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
CIVIL LIST.
Clerl", s and messenger in the oft8'ce of the Qzzartermaster
General.
To John Potts, disbursing clerk War Department. . . 016&392 52
hlarzk boolcs, binding, Qc, for the otkce of the Q&zartermaster General.
To John Potts, disbursiug clerl- War Depa&tment $1, 200 00
Clerks and messenger in the o(Ace zzf the Pz&ymaster
General.
To John Potts, disbursing clerk War Department $11, 212 38z
Clerks and &nessw&ger in the a/ice of the Comnzissary General of Subsistence.
To John Potis, disbursing clerk War Department $10, 016 38
Clerks and messenger in the once of the Surgeon General.
To John Potts, disbursing clerk iVar Depart&nent. 05, 204 38
Elank books, binding, stationery, 6tc. , for oPce of Szzrgaz&z General.
To John Potts, disbursing cleric War Department $400 09
Clerks and messengers in the office of T&&pographicat
Engines&s.
To John Potts, disbursing clerk )Var Department $9, 040 00
Bkznk lzooks, lzinding, stationery, Qc. , for once of Topogroph&'ca/ Engineers.
To John Potts, disbursing cle&k War Department $1, 200 00
Clerks and &nessenger in tlze offzce of the Chief Engi zzeer.
To John Potts, disbursing clerl- War Department. $8, 381 38
Blank books, binding, stationery, 8tc. , oPice of Chief Engineer.
To John 1'otts, disbursing clerk War Department $900 00
Ctzrks and messenger in the ofhce of the Colonel of Ordnance.
To John Potts, disbursing clerk War Department 3&12& 087 88
Eta&zk books, binding, stationery, 8tc. , oP'ce of Colonel of tgrdnanre.
To John Potts, disbursing clerls War Department 0250 0o
Compensation of four watchmen and tuo laborers for the northn crt eaez at &
c lzzilding.
To John Potts, disbursing clcrl- War Department, 03, 300 08

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES. 111
1660-'61.
CIVIL LIST.
I uel, tights, and miscellaneous items for (lie nor(h(vest eor~i ve buildn&g.
fo John Potts, disbursing clerk War Department. . . 84, 000 00
Coinpensa(ion of superintendent, u atchmcn, and laborers in building corner 91 I&'arid 17(ii streets.
$3 850 00
I'o John Potts, disbursing clerk War Department . „.
Fuel& compensation of firemen& and miscellaneous items for b'(riding corner nf F niid 17th s(reets.
l'o John Potts, disbursing clerk War Department . . . 84, 800 00
Salary of the Secretory of the Xri& g,
:1'o Gideon Wells, Secretary, from March 7, 1861
Isaac Toucey, Secretary, to March 6, 1861
2, 555 56
5, 444 44
$8, 000 00
C'ler1is, niessengers,
and lalioi ere in tlie office of the Secre(ary of (Iie cVavy,
lo William P. Moran, disbursing clerk Navy Department $21, 500 00
Blan1c 1 oohs, binding, stationery, 6(c. , for the once of (he Secre(ary of (Iie ~V»vy.
l'o William P. Moran, disbursing
clerk Navy Depart(uent
From which deduct the following repayment:
3y L. B. Hardie
3, 800 00
310 G2
$3, 489 38
Ct&ief of the Bureau of cYavy Yards and Doc(is.
o Joseph Smith, chief $3, 500 00
Clerhs, messengeis,
and laborers in Bureau of Vavy I aro's and Dochs.
o William P. Moran& disbursing clerk Navy Department $10, 640 00
Blanlc boohs, stationery, plans and drauings for Bureau of s avy Yirras and Duels.
'o Willianr P. Moran, disbursing clerk Navy Department
GOO 00
From which deduct the following repayment:
y L. B. Hardie
394 23
$205 77
C'hief of Burcaii. of Oidnance.
o George A. Magi'uder, chief, from September 24, 1860
Dunc~an N. in&"raliam, late chief, to September 23, 1860
2& 107 58
808 42
$2, 91G 00

112 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
CIVIL LIST.
Clerks, messengers,
and laborers in Bureau of Ordnance and Hydrograpl&y.
To William P. Moran, disbursing clerk Navy Department. . . . . 88, 840 00
Blank books, stationery, and miscellaneous items, for Bureau of Ordnance and Hydrography.
To William P. Moran, disbursing clerk Navy Department 600 00
From which deduct the following repayment:
By L. B. Hardie. 41G 09
$183 91
Chief of Bureau of Construction, Equipment, and Repair.
To John Lenthall, chief. $3, 500 00
Engineer-in-chi f, clerks, messengers, and laborer in Bureau of Construction, Equipment, and Repmr,
To 1VBliam P. Moran, disbursing clerk Navy Department. . . . . . . . . $17, 840 00
Blank books, binding, stationery& Qc, &
for Bureau of Construction, Equ&'pment, and Repair.
To William P. 2Ioran, disbursing clerk Navy Department . . 600 00
From which deduct the following repayment:
By L. B. Hardie. 223 94
$376 OG
Clerks, messenger,
and laborer in the Bureau of Provisions and Ckthing.
To William P. Moran, disbursing clerk Navy Department . . . . . . . . 8~, 840 00
Blank books, stationery, and miscellaneousitems, for Bureau of Provisions and Clothing.
To William P, llloran, disbursing clerk Navy Department . 600 00
From svhich deduct the following repayment:
By L. B. Hardie 282 84
$317 16
C hief of Bureau of &lledicine and Surgery.
To William Whelan, chief. 03, 500 00
Clerks, messenger,
and laborer in the Bureau of Jfedicine and Surgery.
To William P. Moran, disbursing clerk Navy Department $6, 009 GG
Bbtnk books, stationery, and miscellaneous items, for the Bureau of 3tedicfne and Surgery.
To William P. 3loran, disbursing clerk Navy Department $600 00
Compensation of four u atchmen in the southwest executive building.
To William P. Moran, disbursing clerk Navy Department . . @2, 400 09

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES. 113
1860-'61.
CIVIL LIST.
Labor, fuel, lights, and miscellaneous items for southwest ezecutive building.
To William P. 11oran, disbursing clerk, Navy Department . . .
From which deduct the following repayinent:
Py L. B. Hardie
3, 600 00
485 99
$3, 114 01
Salary of the Postmaster
General.
To Montgomery Blair, Postmaster General, froir March 6, 1861
Horatio King, late. . . . . . do. . from January I to March 6, '61
Joseph Holt, late. . . . . do. . to January 1, 186l . . .
2, 556 22
1, 444 44
4, 000 00
$8, 000 66
Three Assistant Postmasters General.
To John A. Kasson, First Assistant, from bfarch ll, 1861. .
St. John B. L. Skinner, late Assistant, from Jan'y 1 to March 10, 1861
Horatio King, . . . . . do. . . . to Jauuary 1, 1861. . . . . . . . . . . .
G. W. McLcllan, Second Assistant, from March 15, 1861
Eben L. Childs, late. do. . . from January 25 to March 14, 1861
William H. Dundas, late do. . . . to January 24, 1861. . . . . . . . . . . .
Alexander N. yievely, Third Assistant.
924 83
575 00
1, 500 00
891 50
408 33
1, 700 00
2, 999 84
$8, 999 50
Clerks, messengers, watchmen, and laborers in the office of the Post Once Department.
To william Bell, disbursing clerk, Post Office Department. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $140, 862 84
Blank books, Qc. , and fuel for the General Post Office building, including the Auditor's oPce, oil,
gas, 6cc.
To William Bell, disbursing clerk, Post ONce Department. . . . . . . . . . $16, 000 00
8'atchmen, engineers for steam engines, laborers, furniture, @c. , for the General Post OP'ce rxlension.
To WiHiam Bell, disbursing clerk, Post Office Department. . . . . . . . . . . $10, 000 00
I'or furnishing partially eighty-one rooms in the Ceneral Post Once extension, ttic. , and for fuel, gas,
candles, day-watchmen, Qc.
To william Bell, ilisbursing clerk, Post Office Department. . . . . . . . . $14, 105 04
Commissions allowed the clerks and other employee in the city post once, Iyushington, D. C.
To william Jones, late postruaster . $16, 330 98
Salary of the Attorney General of the United States.
To Edward Bateau Attorney General, from bIarch 6, 1861.
E. M. Stantou, late. do. . from Deceinber 22 to March 5, 1861
J S. Black. . .-do... do. . to December 16, 1860.
lk M, McKean, disbursing clerk, Treasury Department
8R
1, 909 77
1, 639 62
3, 679 82
102 79
$7, 332 00

114
RECEIPTS AND
EXPEF&DITURES.
18 60-' 61.
CIVIL LIST.
Assistant Attorney General of the United States.
To T. J. Co!fey, assistant Attorney General, from April 4, 1861. . . .
A, . B. McCalr~ont, late assistant Attorney General, to April 3, 1861
475 28
2, 274 72
82, 750 00
Clerks, messengers,
6!c. , in the ofhce of the Attorney General.
To S. M. McKean, disbursing clerk, Treasury Departmeut. . . . . . . . . . $5, 627 00
To S. M. 2IcKean, disbursing
Contingent expenses of the Attorney General's once.
clerk, Treasury Department.
From which deduct the following repayment:
By A. Roane.
2, 725 00
363 69
$2, 361 31
Once furniture and bookcases for the Attorney General's offic.
To S. M. McKean, disbursing clerk, Treasury Department. . . . . . . . . . Sl, 350 00
F&ul and labor for the Attorney
General's ogive.
To S. M. McKean, disbursing clerk, Treasury Department. $590 00
Beat of building
occupied by the A!torney General and First Auditor.
To S, M. McKean, disbursing clerk, Treasury Department. $875 00
Purchase of lau and necessary books for the Attorney General's oPce.
To S. M. McKean, disbursing clerk, Treasury Department. ..
,. .... ... $900 00
Purchase of deficient S!a!e reports and statutes for the Attorney
General's agee.
To S. M. McKean, disbursing clerk, Treasury Department. . . . . . . . . . . 8500 00
For legal assistance,
@c. , in the disposal of private land cledms in California.
To S. M. McKean, disbursing clerk, Treasury Department. . . . . .
-From which deduct the following repayment:
By J. S. Black, Attorney General
5, 966 00
300 00
$5, 666 00
Furnishing rooms in the Treasury bu&Ming for the oPce of the Attorney General.
To S. M. Clark. 32, 500 00
Paper and printing for the executive departmm!s,
To George W. Bowman
John H. Hall.
John D. Defrees .
James B. Steadman
including paper, Qc. , for the annual statement,
ttc.
23, 986 08
10& 988 28
5, 800 00
85 82
Carried forward. . . . . . . . . . $40, 860 18

1860-'61.
RECEIPTS AND
CIVIL LIST.
EXPENDITURES.
115
To Thomas H, I ord
Timothy Kenny.
Charles Megargee 6c Co
H. V. Butler 6: Co.
Brought forward. . 40, 860 18
47 80
4, 264 20
21 380 22
649 Uo
$48, 201 40
Salaries of the Assistant Treasurers
of the United States.
To John J. Cisco, assistant treasurer, New York.
E. E. Pratt. . do. . Boston
Ezra Lincoln. .. . do. . . do
J. H. Walton. .. do. Philadelphia ..
B. C. Pressley do. ... Charleston, S. C. ..
A. J. Guirot. .. . . . do. . New Orleans. ... ....
J. H. Sturgeon. . . do. . ... St. Louis
Benjamin Farrar .. .. do. .. . do
6, 000 ou
3, 494 51
505 49
750 00
1, 681 50
250 00
3, 000 00
I i 000 00
$16, 681 50
Salaries of ten additional clerks, authorized by acts of August. 6, 1846, Qc,
To E. E. Pratt, assistant treasurer, Boston
J. H. Walton. ... do. . Philadelphia .
B. C. Pressley. do. Charleston, S. C. .
A. J. Guirot. . . do. New Orleans. J. H. Sturgeon. . . do. . St, Louis .. .. ...... ...
Ezra Lincoln. .. do. . Boston .
Benjamin Farrar. .. do. ... .. St. Louis
1, 686 26
1, 3io 00
605 34
750 00
675 00
413 73
225 00
85, 705 33
Clerks, messengers, Qc. , in the office of the Assistant Treasurer, Ãeu: Fork.
To Jacob Russell, disbursing clerk $13, 900 00
Officers, clerks, @c. , of the Um'ted States mint at Philadelphia.
To J. H. Walton, treasurer of the mint at Philadelphia $34, 875 00~
Opcers, clerks, @c. , of the tiranch mint at Charlotte, f&rorth Carolina.
. To George W, Caldwell, late superintendent $3, 000 00'
Officers, clerks, @c. , of the branch mint at Dahtonega,
Georgia,
To J. M. Patton, late superintendent $3, 000 00
OPcers, clerks, @c. , of the branch mint at Aeu Orleans.
T&i A. J. Guirot, late treasurer
From which de&hict the following repayment:
ily A. J. Guirot, late treasurer
10, 725 83
1, 575 83
$9, 15o oo

116
1860-'61.
RECEIPTS AND
CIVIL LIST.
EXPENDITURES.
Officers, clerks, Qc. , of the branch mint at San Fraricisco,
To J. R. Snyder, treasurer. $22, 875 00
Officers, clerks, @c. , of the assay once at rVero Pork.
To John J, Cisco, treasurer $24, 900 00
EXPEESES or rnE JIIDICIXBY.
Chirf Justice and associate j udges of the United States.
To Roger B. Taney, chief justice.
John McLean, acsociate judge
Samuel Nr, lson, associate judge
Robert C. Grier, associate judge
John A. Campbell, associate judge.
James M. Wayne, associate judge
John Catron, associate judge
Nathan Clifford, associate judge
Peter V. Daniel, associate judge
6, 500 00
6, 000 00
6, 000 00
6r 000 00
6, 000 00
6) 000 00
6, 000 00
6, 000 00
I, 005 49
$49, 505 49
To B. C. Howard.
Salary of the reporter of the decisums of the Supreme Court.
$1, 300 00
Chief j ustice of the District of Columbia, associatej udges, andj udges of the orphans' and criminal courts.
To James Dunlap, chief justice.
James S. Morsell, associate judge
J
Williain 5I. Merrick, associate judge
William F. Purcell, judge of the orphans' court
Thomas H. Cravvford, judge of the criminal court
4, 687 50
3, 500 00
3, 500 00
2, 500 00
21500 00
$26, 687 50 '
District judges of the United States.
To Ashur 1Vare, district judge, Maine
Mathew Harvey, district judge, New Hampshire.
D. A. Smalley, district judge, Vermont
Peleg Sprague, district judge, Massasliusetts
John Pitman, district judge, Rhode Island
Williain D. Shipman, district judge, Connecticut.
S. R. Bette, district judge, southern district of New Yorlr
Nathan K. Hall, district judge, western district of Ncw York
Philemon Dickerson, district judge, New Jersey
Wilson McCandlcss, district judge, northern Pennsylvania.
John Cadwallader, district judge, eastern Pennsylvania
%VII]ard Hall, district judge, Delaware.
W. F. Giles, district judge, 2Iaryland.
J. D. Halliburton, district judge, eastern district of Virginia
J. W. Brockenbrough, late district judge, western district of Virginia
Asa Biggs, late district judge, North Carolina
A G. 2Iagrath, late district judge, South Carolina. .
J. C. Nicoll, late district judge, Georgia
Carried forward.
2, 000 00
2, 000 00
2, 000 09
3, 000 09
2, 000 00
2, 109 89
3, 750 GG
2, 750 09
2, 000 09
2, 5OO 09
3, 000 09
2, 000 00
3. 000 00
2, r50 00
I, 875 00
1, 875 00
1, 375 00
2, OG2 59
$42, 047 99

1860-' 61.
RECEIPTS AND
CIVIL LIST.
EXPENDITI:P&ES.
Brought forward
To IlcQucen Jlcl»tosh, late district judge, northern district of Florida. . .
William &llarvin, late district judge, southern district of Florida.
W. G. Jones, late district judge, Alabama
S. J. Gohlson, late district judge, Mississippi
T. H. 51cCaleb, late district judge, eastern district of Louisiana.
Henry Royce, late district judge, western district of Louisiana.
J. C. Watrous, late district judge, eastern district of Texas
'1'. H. Duvall, late district judge, western district of Texas.
Daniel Bingo, late district judge, Arkansas
Samuel Treat, district jud& e, eastern district of Missouri
Robert W. Wells, district judge, western
district of Jlissouri
T. B. 5fonroe, district judge, Kentucky
W. H. Humphreys, district judge, Tennessee
H. V. Wilson, district judge, northern district of Ohio
H. H. Leavitt, district judge, southerr. district of Ohio
E. 51. Huntington, district judge, Indiana
Thomas Drummond, district judge, northern district of Illinois
Ross Wilkins, district judge, Ilichigan
A. J. Miller, district judge, Wisconsin
J. M. Love, district judge, Iowa
R. R. Nelson, district judge, &llinnesota.
Ogden Hoffman, district judge, northern district of California .
Isaac S. K. Ogier, district judge, southern district of California,
M. P. Deady, district judge, Oregon
117
42, 047 39
I, 687 50
3& 000 00
'&, 062 50
1, 875 00
2, 897 16
I& 875 00
I, 875 00
1. 875 00
1, 875 00
5, 500 00
2, 500 00
2, 500 00.
2, 500 00
2, 500 00
2, 500 00
2, 500 00
3, 500 00
3, 000 00
2, 500 00
2, 000 00
2, 000 00
18, 945 84-
6, 808 33
2, 887 36
$123, 211 08
Salary of the circuit judge of California.
To M. H. McAllister, circuit judge of California $6, 000 00
District attorneys
of the United States.
To George F. Shepley, district attorney, Maine
A. S. Marshall, district attorney, New Hampshire.
H. E. Stoughton, district attorney, Vermont.
C. L. Woodbury, district attorney, Massachusetts
G. H. Browne, district attorney, lthode Island
T. E. Doolittle, district attorney, Connecticut.
W. D. Shipman, late district attorney, Connecticut.
J. C. Spencer, district attorney, northern district of New York
G, S. Carmon, district attorney, New Jersey
G. 5L Wharton, district attorney, eastern district of Pennsylvania
R. B. Roberts, district attorney, western district of Pennsylvania
D. M. Bates, district attorney, Delaware.
W, M. Addison, district attorney, 5Iaryland.
Robert Quid, district attorney, District of Columbia
P. H. Aylett, late district attorney, eastern district, of Virginia
, l. M. Gregory, late district attorney, eastern district of Vir. inia
F. B. &Iiller, late district attorney, western district of Virginia.
R. P. Dick, late district attorney, North Carolina
James Conner, late district attorney, South Carolina
Hamilton Cooper, late district attorney, Georgia
C. C. Yongc, late district attorney, northern district of Florida
J. L, 'I'stum, late district attorney, southern district of Florida, .
M. J. 'I'urnley, late district attorney, northern district of Alabama
A. J. Re&luier, late district attorney, southern district of Alabama
F. J. Lovejoy, late district attorney, northern district of i&lississippi
Camot Posey, late district attorney, southern district of Mississippi.
Carried forward
200 00
200 00
200 00
200 00
200 00
156 59
89 01
150 00
150 00
191 21
200 00
200 00
200 00
200 00
96 74
50 00
150 00
150 00
100 00
150 00
150 00
150 00
150 00
150 00
150 00
200 00
84, 183 55

118
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-' 61.
CIVIL LIST.
Brought forward
To L. D. Mar]-s, late district attornev, eastern district of Mississippi
H. C. Miller, late district attorney, eastern district of Louisiana.
George Mason, late district attorney, eastern district of Texas. .
J. T. Warren, late district attorney, western district of Texas
J. M. Harrell, late district attorney, eastern district of Arkansas
A. M. Wilson, late district attorney, western district of Arkansas.
C. F. Wilson, late district attorney, eastern district of Missouri . . . .
A. M. Lay, late district attorney, western district of Missouri
J. C. Ramsey, late district attorney, eastern district of Tennessee
T. B. Childress, late district attorney, midd]e district of Tennessee .
A. W. Campbell, late district attorney, western district of Tennessee
C. C. Rogers, district attorney, Kentucky
G. W. Be]den, district attorney, northern district of Ohio
Stanley Mathews,
district attorney, southern district of Ohio
D. W. Voorhees, district attorney, northern district of Indiana
H. S. Fitch, district attorney, northern district of Illinois
E. B. Herndon, district attorney, southern district of Illinois
W. E. Parrish, late district attorney, southern district of Illinois.
Joseph Mil]er, district attorney, Michigan
D. A. J, Upham, district attorney, Wisconsin
J. C. Enapp, district attorney, Iowa
E. M. Wilson, district attorney, 51innesota
R. A. Howard, district attorney, Nebraska.
A. . C. Davis, district attorney, Kansas.
R. H, Tompkins, district attorney, Utah.
P. Della Torre, late district attorney, northern district of California.
C. Bentam, district attorney, northern district of California
Paciiicus Ord, district attorney, southern district of California
J. II. Gitchel], late district attorney, southern district of California
A. J. Thayer, district attorney, Oregon.
B. P. Anderson, district attorney, Washington Ten itory
4, 183 55
37 50
150 00
100 00
150 00
100 00
150 00
150 00
200 00
150 00
150 00
150 00
100 09
150 00
200 00
150 00
150 00
171 46
50 00
150 00
200 00
150 00
204 40
193 68
187 50
125 00
467 21
332 88
154 89
500 00
231 87
1]9 56
$9, 659 50
31arehal» of the Unf7ed Sta]ee.
To W. K. Kimball, marshal, Maine
S. W. Dearborn, marshal, New Hampshire
L. S. Partridge, marshal, Vermont
F. C. Gardiner, marshal, Rhode Island.
Curtis Bacon, marshal, Connecticut.
J. B. Howe, marshal, northern district of New York
S. B. Jewett, late marshal, northern district of New York.
G. H. Nelden, marshal, New Jersey
J. G. Campbell, marshal, western districtof Pennsylvania. ... ... . William Morrow, marshal, Delaware
J. F. Wiley, late marshal, eastern district of Virginia. ..
J. T. Martin, late marshal, western district of Virginia.
Wesley Jones, ]ate marshal, North Carolina
D. H. Hamilton, late marshal, South Carolina . .
J. M. Spul]ock, late marsha], Georgia
E. E. Blackburn, late marrhal, northern district of Florida. .
F. J. Moreno, late ruarshal, southern district of Florida. .
Benjamin Pat, terson, late marshal, northern district of Alabama . .
C. M. Godbo]d, late marshal, southern district of Alabama
W. H. H. Tison, late marshal, northern district of Mississippi . . . . . . . .
Richard Grif]]th, late marshal, southern district of Mississippi
J. 51. Kennedy late marshal, eastern district of 5Iississippi ..
R. A. Hunter, late marshal, eastern district of Louisiana
H. E. McCu]loch, late marshal, eastern district of Texas
Carried forward
216 48
150 00
150 00
273 08
219 23
128 85
100 00
204 95
212 64
207 63
250 00
150 00
300 00
100 00
150 00
150 00
150 00
200 00
250 00
100 00
750 00
172 83
27 17
150 06
334, 762 92

1860-'61.
RECEIPTS AND
CIVIL LIST.
EXPENDITURES.
Brought forward. . . . . . . . . . . .
To W. C. Young, late marshal, western district of Texas. . . . . . . .
J. G. Halliburton, late marshal, eastern district of Arkansas . .
B. J. Jachoway, late marshal, western district of Arkansas.
Hancock Jackson, marshal, eastern district of Missouri
J. L. Jones, marshal, western district of Missouri ..
W. M. Lowry, late marshal, eastern district of Tennessee. ...
J. B. Clemente, marshal, middle district of Tennessee .
H. McClanahan, marshal, western district of Tennessee
T. R. Dohoney, marshal, Kentucky.
Mathew Johnson, marshal, northern disttict of Ohio
L. W. Sifi'ord, marshal, southern district of Ohio. ... ..
E. G. English, marshal, Indiana
J. L. Robinson, late marshal, Indiana.
Thomas Boyne, marshal, northern district of Illinois ...
W. L. Dougherty, marshal, southern district of Illinois. . .
J. S. Bagg, Marshal, Michigan
J. H. Lewis, marshal, Wisconsin .
L. Sum)ners, marshal, Iowa .
W. B. Gere, marsha, l, Minnesota .
W. Z. 51oore, marshal, Nebraska . .
P. T. Colby, marshal, Kansas
C. P. Clever, marshal, New 3fexico
Henry Grice, marshal, Utah
P. K. Dolson, late marshal, Utah
P. L. Solomon, marshal, northern district of California . .
J. C. Pennie, marshal southern district of California.
J. L. Meek, marshal, Oregon
C. E. Weed, tuarshal, Washington 'l'erritory
119
4, 762 92
100 00
100 00
189 44
19? 26
100 00
193 89
207 69
150 00
215 38
213 19
208 24
202 75
59 34
196 67
205 50
204 40
150 00
202 75
206 59
167 58
257 69
200 00
117 39
232 61
500 00
500 00
197 83
196 70
$10)435 81
Expenses of courts of the United S(ates.
To Charles Clark, marshal, Maine
W. K. Kimball, late marshal, Maine
S. W. Dearboru, marshal, New Hampshire .
S. Garfield, late marshal, New Hampshire .
L. S. Partridge, marshal, Vermont.
J. S. Keyes, marshal, Massachusetts
Watson Freeman, late marshal, Massachusetts . . .
Albert Sanford, marshal, Rhode Island.
F. C. Gardner, late tnarshal, Rhode Island .
D. H. Carr, marshal, Connecticut
Curtis Bacon, late marshal, Connect, icut
E. J. Chase, marshal, northern district of New York. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
James B. Howe, late marshal, northern district of New York
Robert Murray, marshal, southern district of New York. .
Isaiah Rynders, late marshal, southern district of New York.
G. H. Nelden, marshal, New Jersey
W. Millward, marshal, eastern district of Pennsylvania ..
J. S. Yost, late marshal, eastern district of Pennsylvania.
A, E. Roberts, late marshal, eastern district of Pennsylvania.
A. Murdock, marshal, western district of Pennsylvania. ..
J. G. Campbell, late marshal, western district of Pennsylvania. . . . . . . .
William Morro)v, marshal, Delaware
Washington Bonifant, marshal, Maryland .
J W. Watkins, late marshal, Maryland
W. H, Lamon, marshal, District of Columbia .
J, D. 11oover, late marshal, District of Columbia. . .
WjBiam Selden, late marshal, District of Columbia. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3& 362 81
2, 372 40
1, 238 00
52 30
2& 000 00
201000 00
22, 099 48
4, 529 00
1, 000 00
2, 439 10
1, 388 50
9) 897 35
10, 716 86
20) 000 00
29, 547 23
5, 365 83
12, 024 00
8, 904 57
49 80
6, 571 00
7, 323 00
509 72
8, 040 00
7, 662 00
22, 554 00
879 50
50, 118 70
Carried for tvard . . 8260, 645 15

120
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITl. RES.
1860-'61.
CIVIL LIST.
Brought forward. To P. R. Aylett, late marshal, eastern district of Virginia . ...... ..
J. F. Wiley, late marshal, eastern district of Virginia.
J. T. Martin, late marshal, western district of Virginia ..
Wesley Jones, late marshal, North Carolina
D. H. Hamilton, late marshal, South Carolina.
D. H. Stewart, late marshal, Georgia.
J. M. Spullock, late marshal, Georgia
E. E. Blackburn, late marshal, northern district of Florida ....
J. C. Clapp, marshal, southern district of Florida. ..
F. J. Moreno, late marshal, southern district of Florida . .
B. Patterson, late marshal, northern district of Alabama. .
W. H, H. Tison, late marshal, northern district of Mississippi
R. A. Hunter, late marshal, eastern district of Louisiana .... ..
W. C. Young, late marshal, western district of Texas, .
B. J, Jackoway, late marshal, western district of Arkansas
J. L. Jones, late marshal, western district of Arkansas.
D. A. Rawlings, marshal, eastern district of 21issouri. . ....
H. Jackson, late marshal, eastern district of Missouri
T. S. Brvant, late ma, rshal, eastern district of Missouri
H. M. Lowry, late marshal, eastern district of Tennessee. .. J. B. Clements, late marshal, middle district of Tennessee. . . . ....
Earl Bill, marshal, northern district of Ohio
Mathew Johnson, late marshal, northern district of Ohio
A. C. Sands, marshal, southern district of Ohio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
L. W. Sifford& late marshal, southern district of Ohio
D. H. Rose, marshal, Indiana.
E. G. English, late marshal, Indiana .
J. R. Jones, marshal, uorthern district of Illinois. .. . . . .
F. Hoyne, late marshal, northern district of Illinois .. .
D. L. Philips, marshal, southern district of Illinois.
W, L. Dougherty, late marshal, southern dirtrict of Illinois.
Charles Dickey, marshal, Michigan
J. S. Bagg, late marshal, Michigan.
R. Davis, late marshal, Michigan
J. H. Lewis, marshal, Wisconsin
Dar iel C. Jackson, marshal, Wisconsin.
H. M. Hoxie, marshal, Iowa .
L. Summers, late marshal, Iowa
C. F. Buck, marshal, Minnesota
W. B. Gere, late marshal, Minnesota
W. E. Moore, marshal, Nebraska
J. L. lMcDowe]1, marshal, Kansas .
P. T. Colby, late marshal, Kansas.
H. Grice, late marshal, Utah.
P. L. Solomon, late marshah northern district of California J. C. Pennie, late marshal, southern district of California. .... ..
C. E. Weed, marshal, Washington Territory
D. B. Hannah, marshal, Oregon
G. F. Shepley, district attorney, Maine
A. S. Marshal, district attorney, N& w Hampshire
H. E. Stoughton, district attorney, Vermont
C. L. Woodbury, district attorney, Massachusetts
M. Andross, acting district attorney, 21assachusetts
G. H. Browne, district attorney, Rhode Island
T. E. Doolittle, district attorney, Connecticut
J. C. Spencer, district attorney, northern district of New Yorl-
E. 31. Holbrook, acting district attorney, northern district of New York
W. C, Brown, acting district attorney, northern district of New York
J. J. Rosevelt, district attorney, southern district of New York
G. S. Cannon, district attorney, New Jersey
G. 31. Wharton, district attorney, eastern district of Pennsylvania
Carried forward. ..
260, 645 15
61& 00
13, 754 00
10, 000 00
374 97
1, 421 20
325 16
7& 405 OO
7, 657 75
3, 000 00
4& 350 00
1, 742 51
1, 393 83
5, 000 00
2, 000 00
14, 800 00
2& 885 05
5, 000 00
44 99
8, 235 67
700 94
2, 912 78
6, 180 00
7, 345 86
5& 770 00
5, 758 50
6, 000 00
6, 280 00
3, 764 00
5, 987 22.
10, 628 00
7& 106 25
3, 685 00
10, 000 00
56 00
4. 051 03
2& 025 00
5, 270 50
4, 705 00
6&033 00
3, 500 00
8, 730 99
4, 648 00
14, 422 50
5, 000 09
3&118 32
238 23
7, 831 00
3, 435 55
971 00
637 00
50 00
2& 031 00
1, 155 00
596 00
389 00
3, 503 60
415 BO
500 00
3, 022 73
227 49
1, 983 39
$527, 317 83

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1'~1
1860-' 61.
CIVIL LIST.
Brought forward.
To J. C. Van Dyke, late district attorney, eastern district of Pennsylvania
P. . B. Roberts, district attorney, western district of Pennsylvania
R V. Waite, late acting district at torney, eastern district of Pennsylvania
J. W. Ashmead, late district attorney, eastern district of Pennsylvania
D. M. Bates, district attorney, Delaware
W. 5I. Addison, district attorney, 2laryland
E. C. Caningtou, district attorney, District of Columbia
Robert Quid, late district attorney, District of Columbia .
J. M. Gregory, late district attorney, eastern district of Virginia
F. B. 5liller, late district attorney, western district of Virginia
R. I'. Dick, late district attorney, North Carolina
James Conner, late district attorney, South Carolina
W. E. Mickell, late acting district attorney, South Carolina
Hamilton Cowper, late district attorney, Georgia
Josenh Gauahl, late district attorney, Georgia
C. C. Youge, late district attorney, northern district of Florida
J. D. IVestcott, late district attorney, northern district of Florida
J. L. Tatum, late district attorney, s&&uthern district of Florida
M. J. Turnley, late district attorney, northern district of Alabama
A. J, P&equier, late district attorney, southern disirict of Alabama
F. J. Lovejoy, late district attoruey, northern district of Mississippi .
H. C, Miller, late district attorney, eastern district &&f Louisiana
George Mason, late district attorr&ey, eastern district of Texas
C. L. Robards, late acting district attorney, eastern district of Texas
A. M. Wilsou, late district attorney, western distr'. ct of Arkansas
C, F. Burnes, district attorney, eastern district of Missouri
A. M. Lay, &listrict attorney, northern district of Missou)i
J. C. Ramsey, late district attorney, eastern district of Tennessee
F. B. Childress, late district attorney, middle district of Tennessee
F. P. Scurlock, late acting district attorney, western district of Tennessee
C. C. Rogers, late district attorney, Kentucky
G. W. Craddock, acting district attorney, Kentucl'y.
G. W. Belden, attorney, uorihern district of Ohio
Stanley Mathews, district attorney, southern district oi' Ohio
D. W. Voorhees, district attorney, Indiana.
H. &S. Fitch, district attorney, northern distri&. t of Illinois
E. Cobun, assistant district attorney, northern district of Illinois
E. B. Herndou, acting district attorney, southern district of Illinois
Joseph Miller, jr. , district attorney, Michigan
D. A. J. Upham, district attorney, Wisconsin
. I. C. Knapp, district attorr)ey, Iowa
E. M. wilson, district attorney, Minnesota
O. Simmons, acting district attorney, Minnesota
W. W. McNair, acting district attorney, Minnesota
James Heinds, acting district attorney, 5liunesota, .
D. T. Griffin, acting district attorney, Iliunesota
Cramer Burt, acting district attorney, 31iuuesota
R. A. Howard, district attorney, Nebraska
Jouas Suly, late district attorney, Nebraslra
C. C. Blair, acting district attorney, Vebrasl'a,
I. Seely, late acting district attorney, Nebraska .
A. C. Davis, district attorney, lfansas
T. F. Abrams, late district attorney, Kansas
John Martin, acting district attorney, Kansas
E. M Lowe, acting district attorney, Kansas .
Isaac Caldwell, late acting district attorney, Kansas
W, P. Gambell, late acting distri& t attorney, Ifausas.
D. B. Hadley, late acting district attorney, Kaus&)s .
T. H. Hopi'ins, attorney, New JIexico
R, H, Tomkins, late district attorney, Nc)v Mexico
W. W. Broadhead, acting district attorney, Utah .
527& 317 88
903 00
2, 250 00
65u 00
o00 00
105 00
I, 843 80
2o5 00
6,
&921 40
724 00
1, G39 80
542 40
690 00
120 00
200 00
5 00
1, 412 40
150 20
470 00
195 20
100 00
38 00
965 00
I, 060 00
135 00
3, 792 00
770 00
115 00
206 31
2GO 00
200 00
95 60
25 00
5, 774 36
630 00
873 40
] 935 00
1, 000 00
535 00
1, 400 00
G65 00
I, 037 60
1, 081 00
15 00
20 00
20 00
53 00
15 00
360 00
20 00
320 00
95 00
2, 165 60
45 00
65 00
45 00
85 00
30 00
6)8 00
15 00
66 00
140 00
Carried fonvard. 8573, 230 95

122
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
CIVIL LIST.
Brought forward. .
To J A. He]ting, acting district attorney, Utah
S. D. Wo]f, late district attorney, Utah
C. Benbam, attorney, northern district of California
P. Della Torre, late district attorney, northern district of California
T. R. Wise, acting district attorney, northern district of California
J. R. Gitchell, district attorney, southern district of California.
P. E. Hubbs, acting district attorney, Washington Territory .
F. A. Chenswith, ]ate acting district attorney, Washington Territory
B. P. Anderson, acting district attorney, Washington Territory
W. W. Page, acting district attorney, Oregon
W. P. Preble, clerk, Maine
G. I. Emory, clerk, Maiue
A. R. Hatch, clerk, &c. , New Hampshire
W. H. Hoyt, clerk, Vermont
H, W. Fuller, c]erl-, Mascachusetts
S. E. Sprage, clerk, Massachusetts .
J. L. W. Fuller, clerk, Massachusetts .
H. Peterson, clerk, Rhode Island
A. Blackman, clerk, Connecticut.
A. Conkling, c]erk, northern district of New York .
A. A. Royce, clerk, &c. , northern district of New York
K. G. White, clerk, southern district of New Yorl
G. W. Morton, late clerk, southern district of New York
G. F. Bette, clerk, southern district of New Yorl-
Philemon Dickerson, clerk, New Jersey.
G. R. Fox, clerk, eastern district of Pennsylvania
Benjamin Patton, clerk, western district of Pennsylvania
H. Sproul, clerk, western district of Pennsylvania
J. H. Bailey, clerk, western district of Pennsylvania
L. E. Wales, clerk, De]aware
Thomas Spicer, clerl-, Maryland
E. J. Middleton, clerk, District of Columbia
J. F&. Francis, late clerk, &c. , eastern district of Virginia
L. N. Ellett& late clerk, eastern district of Virginia
J. W. Caldwe]l, c]erk, western district of Virginia
J. S. Cantwell, clerl-, North Caro]ina
John M. Jones, late clerk, A]bemarle district, North Carolina
J. L. Gardiner, ]ate clerl', Pamlico district, North Carolina,
H. Y. Gray, late clerk, South Carolina
C. S. Henry, late clerk, &c. , southern district of Georgia. . . .
B. Wright, late clerk, northern district of Florida
S. W. Spencer, late clerk, northern district of Florida
51. P. De Riobo, late clerk, northern district of Florida .
J. B. Browne, late clerk, southern district of Florida
R. B. Owen, late clerk, southern district of Alabama
J. W. Gurley, late clerk, eastern district of Louisiana
N. R. Jennings, late clerk, eastern d!strict of Louisiana
James Love, late clerk, eastern district of Texas
H. H. Rutherford, late clerk, eastern district of Arkansas
R. Searcy, late clerl-, eastern district of Arkansas
J. B. Ogden, late clerk, western district of Arkansas
A, McLean, late clerl-, western district of Arkansas
B. F. Hick!uan, clerk, eastern district of Missouri.
F. C. Reynolds, clerk, eastern district of Missouri
J. Harrison, clerk, western district of Missouri
C. W. Crozier, late clerk, eastern district of 'lennessee
N. Gammon, late clerk, eastern district of Tennessee .
J. W. McGavo& k, late clerl-, middle district of Tennessee
J. A. Monroe, clerl-, &c. , Kentucky
I&'. W. Green, clerk, nortbern district of Ohio
John McLean, c]er]', southern district of Ohio
Carried forward
573, 230 95
30 00
25 00
1, 920 00
20 00
341 50
1, 506 50
30 00
280 00
6&25 00
118 00
702 75
242 30
153 40
379 84
646 86
I, 407 50
7 15
550 90
156 10
1, 059 6Z
668 58
I, 888 43
38 95
1, 777 55
I, 243 00
1, 751 90
885 00
I& 651 05
840 05
81 55
960 25
15 00
319 05
656 20
1, 332 15
75 20
65 00
15 00
703 63
247 10
9 35
34 25
364 55
251 60
155 40
699 40
1, 914 0]
461 7'i
41 90
100 00
1, 503 60
1, 993 91
636 30
2, 528 85
111 65
45 20
86 80
708 59
422 65
1, 64Z 66
1, 066 95
8613, 427 40

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITI IlES.
1860-' 61.
CIVIL LIST.
Brought forward, .
To John H. Rea, clerk, Indiana,
Horace Bassett, clerk, Iudiaua
H. H. Bradley, clerk, northern Illinois
P. P. Enos. clerk, southern district of Illinois
W. D. Wilkins, clerk, Michigan
John Winder, clerk, 3Iichigan
J. M. Miller, clerk, Wisconsin ~
George W. Prescott, clerk, Minnesota
E, B. Chandler, clerk, Nebraska
R. T. Beall, clerk, Nebrasl. a
Alk:n Blacker, clerk, Nebrasl-a,
Z. N. Eccleston, cleric, Kansas
J. P. . Whitehead, clerk, Kansas.
S. Zllison. clerk, Washington Territory
J. E. Risley, clerk, Utah
L. N. Scovill, clerk, Utah
W. J. Appleby, clerk, Utah
James Leivis, late clerk, Utuli
W. H. Chevers, clerk, northern district of California
C. McAllister, clerk, southern district of California
G. P. Johnson, late clerk, northern district of California
C. Sims, cleric, southern district of California.
W. W. Miller, clerk, Washington Territory
A. J. Moses, clerl-, Washington Territory
James B. La Du, late clerk, Washington Territory
R. C. Hill, clerk, Washington Territory
S. A. Williams, clerk, Kansas
E. B. Jackson, commissioner, Maine
T. A. Deblois, commissioner, Maine
J. M. Meserve, commissioner, Maine
H. Webster, commissioner, New Hampshire
B. F. Hallctt, commissioner, iilfassachusetts
C. W. Loriug, commissioner, Massachusetts
G. D. Guild, commissioner, lhLussachasetts
W. S. Dexter, commissioner, Massachusetts
J. S. Pitman, commissioner, Rhode Island
L&'. Smith, commissioner, Couueclicot
C. R. Ingersoll, commissioner, Connecticut.
W. D. Shipman, commissioner, Connecticut
Robert Pierpont, commissioner,
Vermont
T. M Howell, commissioner, northern district of New York.
R J. Hilton, commissioner, northern district of View York
W. C. Ruger, commissioner, northern district of New York
A. Perry, commissioner, northern district of New York
W. C. Storrs, commissioner, northern district of New York.
G. W. Morell, commissioner, southern district of iVew York
J. Bridgham, commissioner, southern district of New York
R. E. Stilwell, commissioner, soutliern district of iVew York
J. P. Vroom, commissioner, New Jersey
J. Burchard, commissioner, eastern district of Pennsylvania
C. F. Hazlett, commissioner, eastern district of Pennsylvania
H. C. Parsons, commissioner, western district of Pennsylvania
John Hanan, commissioner, Maryiu~~d
N. Guf, late commissioner, western dkstrict of Virginia
R. Gilchrist, late comuussioner, South Caroline.
G. W. Zgleston, late conunissioner, South Carolina
W. Bethel, lute commiasiouer, southern district of Florida
M. M. Cohcrh late courmissioner, eastern district of Louisiana
R. M. Lusher, late commissioner, eastern district oi' Louisiana
G. T. White, late commissioner, 1lissouri
B. white, commissioner, northern district of Ohio
123
613, 427 40
359 00
125 00
330 55
400 00
004 80
906 70
465 80
483 20
565 78
158 20
151 90
144 30
449 40
140 00
50 00
38 15
143 50
25 00
I, 420 85
2
103 95
708 95
455 15
95 00
30 00
45 00
77 55
95 80
41 05
11 15
15 00
74 75
338 75
824 10
369 15
832 53
88 10
34 05
29 05
304 20
22 65
67 80
209 27
168 65
212 65
24 95
427 05
95 35
226 70
23 90
43 95
254 35
104 75
417 10
3 60
234 15
66 45
89 05
136 10
957 35
38 80
182 95
Curried forward $633, 370 38

124
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
CIVIL LIST.
Brought forward
To E. R. Marshall, commissioner, southern district of Ohio
John F. Hoy, commissioner, southern district of Ohio
F. Halliday, commissioner, southern district of Ohio
E. R. Newhall, commissioner, southern district of Ohio
R. H. Hall, commissioner, Indiana
C. Craft, commissioner, Indiana
P. A. Hoyne, commissioner, northern district of Illinois
G. G. Bull, commissioner, Michigan
J. 51. Edwards, acting commissioner and justice of the peace, Michigan
J. L. Bostick, commissioner, middle district of Tennessee
C. W. Jones, judge, Tennessee
A. C. Dillon, commissioner, Iowa
Isaac S. Gibbs, commissioner, Nebraska
J. W. Woolworth, commissioner, Nebraska
J. A. Savage, jr. , commissioner, Wisconsin
P. S. Post, commissioner, 6tc. , Kansas
E. St. J. Cox, commissioner, Minnesota
G. G. Ripley, commissioner, Minnesota
R. 21. Walker, commissioner, Washington Territory
J. J. H. Von Bokhelen, commissioner, Washington Territory
J. P. . Williams, commissioner, northern district of California
S, Edmondson, justice of the peace, Alabama
W. H. H. McArty, justice of the peace, Nebraska
J. H. Hsskinson, justice of the peace, Nebraska
O. Dsfendorf, justice of the peace, Esnsss
B. J. Monroe, justice of the peace, Kansas
M. S. Adams, justice of the peace, Kansas.
G. W. Wilson, timber agent
William Weston, timber agent
G. Otto, deputy timber agent.
O. S. Kendrick, deputy timber agent.
J. B. Gehr, timber agent
C. J. Helm, consul
E. S. OiBey, consul
W. Thoinson, consul
John Bedel, special agent of the Interior Department
Thomas J. 51iller, agent of the Interior Department
A. P, Stone, treasurer, Ohio
The State of 51innesota
The State of New Hampshire
The commissioner of Lycoming county, Pennsylvania
A. McKensie
T. M. League
J. W. South
The American Philosopbical Society
lohn Gauche
S. M. Swenson
John Parrott
S. T. Cowes
W. E. Burton
L. A. Grant
J. G. Downey
T. Eirkpatricl
A. V. Brown
The Grand Lodge of Masons, 5laryland
J. C. W. Seymour
F. W. Cole
R. P. . Jefferson.
N. B. Bowden
Baker 6r Von Phul
Daniel Csrn
633, 370 38
16 85
7 25
36 90
62 00
9 OO
72 70
316 65
9 05
93 94
112 30
284 00
25 30
66 95
69 05
19 00
112 30
112 40
18 75
71 15
21 20
I, 138 65
16 06
16'70
2 35
35 35
42 15
4 95
300 60
325 40
127 70
42 00
155 00
105 19
4 65
709 39
59? 20
?31 75
5, 452 26
258 84
245 00
100 OU
1, 350 00
750 00
I, 653 75
2, 8?5 00
2, 000 00
2OO OO
9, 166 63
135 00
16, 000 00
300 00
1, 5OO OO
7) 997 25
700 UO
1, 800 00
426 66
14 36
2, 161 79
5 85
161 20
2, 182 05
Carned forward $696, ?O5 97

1860 — '
61.
RECEIPTS AND
CIVIL LIST.
EXPENDITI;RES.
125
To George Robbins
T. A. Hamilton.
G. H. Hail.
B. Henshaw
E. Hopkins.
F. R. Jones
Lockwood & Vertue
Moses Kelly .
B. A. Murphy .
Mitchell & Rammelsburg
C. Kelly
A, R. Luik
E. F. Parker
'Ihe owners of the Masonic Hall, Indianap
J. F. Pickett
S. I'. Logan .
J. M, Reed.
Sampson & Handricks
George Sayre
R. H. Reddick
'I'he Philosophical
Society, Philadelphia
A. R. Sparks.
Webber & Wheeler
M. M. Sutton
William Sharp
H. 1V. Martin
C. C. Mera
James Larmon
J, M. Hcrrin.
T. H. Laue
Albert Greenleaf
A. W. Fergusou
S. F. Graham
R. Allen.
Samuel Casey
P. T, Glover
A. , R. Allen
R. E. Elliott
Samuel Chilton
J. & S. Elwell
T. Ih Dahoney, marshal, Kentucky
S. Bay]es
J. W. Gerard
R. M. Smith
W. J. Sanders
J. McGarr
W A. West, late marshal,
Isaac Hackett
Campbell & Smith .
Nebraska.
Brought forward
olis. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
lrrom which deduct the following repayruents:
By W K. Kimball, late marshal, Maine, . . . . . . . . . $86 49
S. W. Dearborn, ruarshal, New Hampshire. . . . . . 65 38
F. C. Gardiner, la, te marshal, Rhode Island, . . . 123 08
Curtis Bacon, late marshal, Connecticut 948 10
J, B. Howe, late marshal, northern districtof New York. 53 85
J. G. Campbell, late marshal, western district of Peunsyl
van ia 62 64
William Morrow, marshal, Delaware 57 69
J. F. Wiley, late marshal, eastern district of Virginia. 50 00
696, 705 92
2, 398 00
2, 083 33
44 00
11 50
32 2o
5 00
25 00
55 40
14 00
552 17
8 85
7 00
1, 763 25
300 00
386 50
800 00
14 00
250 00
500 00
22 80
750 00
82 75
511 54
34 00
7 00
24 00
40 00
892 50
8 10
42 27
28 17
500 00
24 00
48 60
2, 675 50
34 00
200 00
34 00
1, 500 00
6 7&
6, 595 40
400 00
500 00
800 00
164 64
1, 750 00
2, 463 00
28 62
324 69
726, 448 50
Carried forward 81, 447 23 726, 448 50

126
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860 —'61.
CIVIL LIST.
Prought forward
By Wesley Jones, late marshal, North Carolina .. . .....
F. J. Moreno, late marshal, southern district of Florida,
W. C. Young, late marshal, western district of Texas
B. J. Jacl-owav, late Iuarshal, western district of Arkansas
F. S. Bryant, late marshal, eastern district of Missouri
H. Jackson, late marshal, eastern district of Missouri
J. B. Clemcnts, late marshal, middle district of Tennessee
Matthew Johnson, late marshal, northern district of Ohio
L. W. Sifiord, late marshal, southern district of Ohio.
E. G. English, late marshal, Indiana
J. L. Robinson, late marshal, Indiana. .
Thos. Hoyne, late marshal, northern district of Illinois.
C. N. Pine, late marshal, northern district of Illinois.
W. L. Dougherty, late marshal, southern district of Ill's
J. L. Bagg, late marshal, Michigan L. Summers, late marshal, Iowa. . . ...
W. B. Gere, late marshal, Minnesota. . .. ........
W. E. More, marshal, Nebraska ..
P. T. Colby, late marshal, Kansas
C. P. Clever, late marshal, New Mexico. ..
P. K. Dotson, late marshal, Utah.
J. M. Kennedy, late marshal, eastern district of Louisiana
M. J. Thomas, late marshal, Wisconsin. .
C. M. Godbold, late marshal, south'n district of Alabama.
H. Grice, late marshal, Utah
P. L. Solomon, late marshal, northern district of Calif'a.
J. C. Pennie, late marshal, southern district of Calif'a
C. E. Weed, marshal, Washington Territory. .
G. 11L Wharton, district attorney, eastern district of
Pennsylvania
J. C. Van Dyke, late district attorney, eastern district
of Pennsylvania.
W. M. Addison, district attorney, Maryland
T. J. Miller, special agent, Interior Department
Charles Devens.
Richard Griffith.
J. W. Kelly
J. W. kfcGratf
S. Tilton .
J. L. Meek
Treasurer of the United States. . . . . . . .
1, 447 23
89 43
3, 764 96
576 00
89 44
1, 143 37
55 50
68 49
650 38
58 24
62 09
59 34
233 81
52 20
55 50
54 40
52 75
56 59
50 00
107 69
50 00
132 61
72 83
287 58
262 00
50 00
131 08
125 00
50 00
30 00
700 00
40 00
575 00
1, 597 13
750 00
20 15
18 75
321 90
197 83
156 40
726, 448 50
14, 295 67
$7 12, 152 83
Payment of cterhs of United 8tates
8500 g&er annum, per
To J. C. L. Smith, deceased
L. D. Shetz
courts Inhere the compensation
act of february 26, 1853.
is less tkaII
814 43
58l 43
TERRITORIAL EXPENSES.
GoIIernorjudges, ge. , of the Territory
To Abraham Rencher, governor
A. III. Jackson, secretary
Kirby Benedict, chief justice
W. G. Blackwood, associate justice
W. A. Davidson, associate justice
of New mexico.
81, 395 88
2, 500 00
2, 000 09
1, 875 00
2, 500 06
I& 092 03
$9, 967 03

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
127
1860-' 61.
CIVIL LIST.
Ccnnpensation and mileage of the members nf the legislative assembly of Verr'
11r'xxco.
1'o A. iL Jackson, secretary
From which deduct the following repayment:
By A. 51. Jacl-son
18, 040 00
687 81
$17, 352 19
Contingent
expenses of the Territory of Neur i%Iexico.
To A. Rencher, governor $1, 000 00
Employing an interpreter or translator for the Territory of Nero mexico.
To Abraham Rencher, governor $500 00
Governor, judges, $c. , of the Territory of Utah.
To A. Gumming, governor
Francis A. Wootten, secretary
John H. Kenney, chief justice
D. R. Eckles, late chief justice
R. P. Flenniken, associate justice
Henry R. Crosbie, associate iustice
3, 125 00
1, 401 10
1, 902 47
625 00
2, 225 27
1, 664 40
$10, 943 24.
Compensation
To Francis H. Wootten, secretary
William C. Stains, librarian
James 5IcKnight
John S Davis
Albert Carrington
and mileage of members
From which deduct the following
repayment:
of the legislative
assembly of Utah.
11, 000 00
283 33
4, 130 75
829 20
697 00
16, 940 28
By John Harneti;, late secretary 9, 706 45
$7, 233 83
Conttngcnt expenses of Utah Territory.
To A. Cumming, governor $3, 000 00
Governorj rrdges, $c. , of If'ashington Territory.
To R. D. Gholson, governor
H. IlcGill, recretsry
0. B. McFadden, chief justice
William Strong, associate justice
E. C, Fitzhugb, associate justice
2, 250 00
1, 500 00
2, 500 00
2, 500 00
3, 125 00
$11, 875 00

128
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'6L
CIVIL LIST.
Compensation
To H. McGill, secretary
and mileage of members of the legislative assembly of Washington
Territory,
1'7, 500 00
From which deduct ihe following repayment:
By C. H. Mason, late secretary
2, 024 60
$15, 475 40
Contingent expenses of Washington Territory.
To H. M. McGill, secretary $1, 250 00
Governor, judges, tj. c. , of Neb&asl a Territory.
To S. W. Black, governor
J. S. Morton, secretary
Augustus Hall, chief justice.
Eleazar Wakely, associate justice
Joseph Miller, associate justice
2, 500 00
2, 350 00
2, 677 78
2, 500 00
2, 000 00
$12, 027 78
I
Compensation and mileage of members of the legislative assembly of Nebraska
Territory.
To J. S. Morton, secretary
From which deduct the following
By J. S. Morton, secretary-
repayment:
20, 000 00
350 00
$19, 650 00
Contingent expenses of Nebraska Territo~ y.
To S, W. Blacl', governor $1, 000 00
Governor, judges, tIv. ,
of' Oregon Territory.
To B. F. Harding, secretary $730 77
Compensation and mileage of members of the legislative assembly of Oregon
Territory.
To T. J. Dyer
B. J. Pengra
J. 1V. Nesmith
E. J. Harding
B. F. Bonham
Asahel Bush
42 88
9 08
125 08
51 25
52 08
116 67
From which deduct the following repayment:
By B. F. Harding, secretary
393 95
20 07
$375 88

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-61
CIVIL LIST.
Governor, judges, $e. , of Kansas Territory.
Tp Samuel Medary, governor
George M. Beebe, acting governor.
H. S. Walsh, secretary
John Pettit, chief justice
Rush Klmore, associate justice
Joseph Williams
1, 875 00
1, 691 70
541 93
1, 972 22
1, 972 22
1, 661 11
ComPe'Isation and mileage of niembers of Q, e legislative asseml, ly of E
Territory.
$9, 714 18
I'o George M Beebe, acting governor
From which deduct the following repayment:
By George Beebe, acting governor
20, 000 00
300 50
$19, 699 50
To Samuel Medary, governor
Wilson Shannon, late governor
Hugh S. Walsh, secretary
J. iQ 0. P. Wood . .
Contingent expenses of Ziansas Territory.
From which deduct the following repayments:
By Samuel Medary, governor 1, 088 15
James W. Denver 203 95
1, 500 00
156 03
110 18
32 00
1, 798 21
1, 292 00
$506 11
Iayment of ge expenses of ge legislative assembly of 3~innesota Territory.
To Charles SchoQ'er, treasurer of the State . $24, 805 09
Compensation any mileage of menibers of the legislative assemhfJ~ of Colorado
Territory.
To Lewis L. Weld, secretary'. $5, 000 00
Contingent
ezyenses of Colorado Territory.
TTT le ~ ~ ~
To ~vnnam u-ijpin governor .. --..- $1, 500 00
REpAYMEN'rs
Compensation
n putts, disbursing clerk War Department . .
9R
of extra «le~Lsin the tt'ar Be@a& trent,
3 01

130
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
Wages of workmen
MISCELLANEOUS.
and adj usters in, the United States mint at Phi7adelphia.
To J. H. Walton, treasurer 585, 'IIIO 00
Incidental and contingent expenses, including wastage, $c. , in the United 8tgta
mint at Philadelphia.
To J. H. Walton, treasurer $48, 750 00
'Transportation
of bullion from New York assay once to the mint at Philadelyhi&
To J. H. Walton, treasurer $7, 500 01
Specimens of ores and coins to be reserved at the mint at Philadelphia.
To J. H. Walton, treasurer. $600 00
Wages of workmen in the branch mint at Charlotte, North Carolina.
To G. W. Caldwell, superintendent. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1, 750 0i,
Incidental and contingent expenses, gc. , in the branch
Carohna.
mint at Charlotte, Nortl
To G. W. Caldwell, superintendent $500 01
Wages of icorkmen, g. , in the branch, mint at Dahlonega, Georgia.
To J. iG. Patton, superintendent $213 5!
Incidental and contingent
expenses in the branch mint at Dahlonega, Georgis
To J. M. Patton, superintendent
George Kellogg
si. ~gw
Wages of workmen in the branch mint at New Orleans.
To A. J. Guirot, assistant treasurer, New Orleans
From which deduct the following repayment:
By A, J, Guirot, assistant treasurer, New Orleans
19, 400
2, 500
$16, 900

1860-'61.
Incidental and contingent
To A. J. Guirot, treasurer
tcECEIP P&S AND EXPENDITL'RES
MISCELLANEOUS.
From which deduct the following repayment:
By A. J. Guirot, treasurer.
expenses of the branch &mint at New Orleans.
13 1
19, 461 35
3, 500 00
815, 961 35
Wages of u;orkmen and adj usters in the branch mint at San Francisco.
To I, R. Snyder, assistant treasurer, San Francisco . . . . . . $98, 953 52
Incidental and contingent
expenses, tIc. , in the branch mint at San Francisco.
To J. R. Snyder, assistant treasurer, San Francisco . . . . . . . $121, 171 48
Wages of workmen,
$c. , in the assay once at Eew York
"fo John J, Cisco, asristant treasurer, New York . . $33 000 00
Incidental and contingent
expenses in the assay once, New York.
To John J. Cisco, assistant treasurer, New Yorl' $39, 600 00
3Iaii seruices for the seueral departments
of the gocernment.
To the Post Office Department . . . $200, 000 00
Payment a»d compensation for mail seruice performed for the tu:o houses of
Congre~s and other departments and ogces of the government.
To the Post Oiffce Department $250, 000 00
For supplying
d&ycie»cies in the rcuenues of the Post 0+ce Department.
To the Post Offic D&. partrnent
From which deduct the following repayment:
By the Post Oliicc Department
4, 364& 234 44
300, 000 00
$4-, 064, 234 44
Transportatio» of the mails between San Francisco,
1Vushington Territory.
. I'o the Post Office Department
Fron& whi&. h . leduct the following repayment:
By the Post Oiffcc Department.
California, and Olympia,
37, 724 80
7, 624 56
$30, 100 24

132
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-' 61.
ZLSCELLSNEOUS.
Transportation of the mails between the United States and foreign porls per
steamship, per act of tune 14, 1858.
To the Post Office Department $357, 620 06
Semi-monthly mail by sea between Washington and Oregon Territories antt'
California.
To the Post Offic Department $'?5, 065 76
For carrying the mail from New York via Panama
February 19, 1861.
To the Post Oflice Department
to San
Francisco, per sj0
$236, 249 96
Transportation of the mails on Puget's Sound, Washington Territory, per 005
tion 14, act 3Iarch 8, 1857.
To the Post Office Department $7, 624 0)
For a post o+ce in the city of Baltimore.
To S. M. McKean
John Morris, postmaster
59 0II
66 50
$125 00
For a site and building for the accommodalion of the United Slates courts aI
Baltimore.
'To 50L M. McKean.
J. T. Mason
1, 358 20
20, 200 00
$21, 55515
For a site and building for a post once in the city of iVew York.
'To James J. Roosevelt. $200& 250 06
Zor tt&e accommodanon
To L. S. Partridge
Wood & Pcrot
Henry R. Dyer
J. J. R. Randall.
Cornelius 8h Baker.
F. Chaffee .
Curtis, Atwood& Ruggles &, Co. .
of ttte United States courts, past cd&tee, hc. , ot Sattastl
Vermont.
516 1
758 1
819
268 9
103 Q
230 6
$2, 064 9'

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURZSe
86o-'61.
MISCELLA. NEOVS.
te+ per cent. for contingent expenses for united States courts, 8p, '. , at Butland,
Vermont.
'o S. M. McKean. $122 75
"or the accommodation of the p»ited Stat o t,
Vermont.
'o L. S. Partridge 8488 81
Pen per cent. fo" contingent elope»ses for accommodation of U»ited St te
courts, post once, $c. , at TVindsor, Vermont.
o S. M. McKean.
ood R Perotee s e ~ sees esses ~ sess sess ~ se sess ~
40 20
382 50
$422 70
For the purchase of a site and the erection of a building thereon for a post once
and court-house in the city of Philadelphia, act June 28, 1860.
To H. M. Phillips
George %. AVharton.
Eli M. Bailey, Robert M. Stratton, and Hector Morrison, trustees.
Joseph T. Bailey, deceased
S. M. McKean
Augustus Kollrner. . .
75, 000 00
200 00
ll)000 00
75) 000 00
1, 092 39
1, 016 50
$164) 118 89
-To S. M. McKean
Annie Lawrence
Court-house
and post once at raleigh, North, Carolina.
218 00
7, 700 00
97) 918 00
To S M. McKean
P. G. Meath .
Court-house and post once at 3Iemphis, Tennessee.
44 00
15, 000 00
$15, 044 00
Court-house and post once at Indianapolis, Indiana.
I'o Hayward, Bartlett 8r, Co
E dwln May s e e ~
S, M. McKean
~ e e ~ ~
13) 847 00
20) 000 00
305 00
g34, 152 00

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
Court-house
MISCELLANEOUS.
and post ogice at 3Iadison, Wisconsin.
To S. M. McKean $50 00
To S. M. Clark
S. M. McKean
Continuation
of the Treasury bui7ding.
318, 000 06
347 15
From which deduct the following repayment:
By A. H. Bowman
318, 347 15
2, 635 Ic
83157 711 96
Lighting and ventilating the upper story of the Treasury bui7ding, Jlc,
To J. W. Thompson
Br Co
Which deduct from the following repayment:
By A. H. Bowman
Excess of repayment
307 00
2, 293 68
$1, 986 68
Itepairing of the capitol building in the Territory of nebraska.
To J. S. Morton, secretary $5, 000 00
Completion
of the capitol of the Territory of 2Veio 3Ieaico.
To J. Connell 8132 00
Erection of a penitentiary at the seat of government of Z tah Territory.
To John Hartnett, late secretary
Which deduct from the following repayment:
By A. W. Babbitt, commissioner.
57 00
5, 165 65
S5 108 III
For the purchase of a site and erection of a temporary
Territory.
capitol for Washingtss
To S. M. McKean 035 68
Erection of a penitentiary in Washington Territory.
To S. M. McKean 060 80

1860-'61.
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
MISCELLANEOUS.
135
f'0 carry into effect the act entitled "An act for the admission of the State of
Eansas into the Union. "
To S. W. Driggs and others .
From which deduct the following repayment:
By Hugh S. Nash, secretary of Kansas Territory.
264 89
205 15
859 74
Survey of the Atlantic and Gulf coast of the United States.
To Samuel Hein. --- ~ -- ------- - . . . . . -. . 8255, 000 00
Continuing
the survey of the western coast of the United States.
To Samuel Hein 8113, 000 00
Continuing
the survey of the Florida reefs and keys.
To Samuel Hein . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 838, 000 00
Publishing observations made in the progress of the survey of the coast of the
United States.
To Samuel Hein 85, 000 00
Fuel and quarters, dc. , for ogcers of the army surveying
on the coast survey.
To Samuel Hein . 84, 000 00
Pay and rations of engineers of seven steamers used in the hydrography
coast survey.
of the
To Samuel Hein 89, 000 00
Repairs of the "Crawford, " "37izdison, n "~Iason, n "George 3L Bache, " and other
sailing vessels used in the coast survey.
To Samuel Hein . 810, 000 00
Salaries and expenses of nine supervising and fifty local inspectors of steam
vessels.
To William Burnett . . . supervising inspector.
C. W. Copeland. . . . . do
J. S. Brown . do.
O. A. Pitfield do.
Charles Ross .
~ ---.. . do.
John Shallcross. .. . .„.. do. .
Benjamin Crawford. .. .. . . do.
Isaac Lewis
do
Aurrustus Walker. . ., . do. .
2, 157 90
2, 043 23
3, 218 95
4, 558 55
2, 109 40
I& 853 43
2, 441 60
3, 509 25
2, 533 39
Carried forward. 824, 425 70

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Brought forward To J. O. McLean. . . .. . . ... . local inspector. . .. .. . . .
J. C. Marsh do.
H. B. Renwick. . . ... .. do.
J. 11. 1Veeks . do.
T. J. Haideman. .. ... . . . do.
J. V. Guthrie .. . do.
H. Singleton. do.
J. H. McCord do
J. C. Hoyt. . do
G. W. Coifee . ... do
R. J. Grace . . . . . do.
T. Snowdon. . . .. do.
J. Swager do.
R. Dawson. . do.
C. Reeves do.
T. Truman do.
H. F. Toulmin .... ... .. . ... do.
J. B. Cilia do ..
James Curran. ... .. . . .. do.
I. F. Farlow do.
T. Murphy. do.
S. Vaughan. do
G. W. Strong do
W. F. Chittenden. . . .. .. do.
Increase S. Hill. do.
Auclrew Burnham. . .. . . do.
B. A. Steward. . . do.
T. R. De Forest . ... . .. .. . do
R. Prindeville do.
T. C. James . . do
T. J. Garden do. .
A. M. Phillips. .. .. . .. ... do.
E. Chandler do.
E. E. Hewes .. do.
I. ul-e Christie do.
William Kine .... do.
H. H. Harrison . . .. . ... . . . do.
John Wilson
. do
W. H. Huuter .. . . . . .. .. do.
G. B. Davids do.
W. T. Barnes. .. .... . . .. .. .. do
J. E. Lee . do.
John Sparrow . . . . . do.
J. W. Dyer do. . .. .... .
Calvin Lister. .. .. . .. do.
C. M. Daboll . .. do.
I. Clark .. . do
L. S. White. . . do.
Elijah Root. .. do. .
J. E. Haviland. .. . .. ... . . do.
S. Vaughn &, T. Murphy. .. . . local inspectors
J. '1'. Haldeman & J. V. Guthrie .. . .. do
J. Wilson & H. H. Harrison . . . . . . . . . . do.
J. Savage 8 R. Dawson . . . . . . . do.
R. Prindeville and T. C. James. . do
A. M. Phillips & T. J. Garden. . . . . . . . do.
H. F. Toulmie &. J. B. Ollis . . . . . . . do.
C. Reev& s & T. Truman . . . . . . . . do.
R. J. Grace & T. Snowdon. . . . . do.
J. H. McCord & H. Singleton. . . . . . . . . do.
Carried forward. . . . . . .
24, 425 7p
1&500 QQ
1, 500 00
2) 000 00
2, 000 00
1, 500 00
1& 500 Qp
1, 500 00
3, 069 00
I& 500 00
2, 130 40
1, 500 00
1, 500 00
1, 200 00
1, 200 QQ
1, 200 00
1& 200 00
750 00
750 00
1, 130 65
1& 129 02
605 98
1, 000 00
2, 073 44
1, 686 86
1& 336 05
1, 024 80
536 90
515 28
500 00
500 00
500 00
656 35
29 67
664 10
375 00
379 00
400 00
618 10
391 20
591 83
483 00
391 80
352 00
352 00
619 60
(i72 43
225 00
226 00
231 50
225 00
226 Bl
322 05
1, 819 38
216 20
688 14
415 98
136 50
299 41
265 39
423 00
877, 160 47

1860-'61.
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITHRES,
MISCELLANEO'L S.
137
To J. O. McLean & J. C. Marsh
. . . local in&pectors.
J. M. Weeks & H. B. Benwick . . . . . . . . do
S. Vau«hearn & &vt. W. Wap]es. . . . . do.
J, C. Booth. . . . do.
T. H. Garrett. . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
John Powers. . . . . . . . do
P. D. Saunders . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
G. F. Trescott . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
J. W. Waples . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
A. J. Pannell. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
Brought forward.
77, 160 47
581 70
828 35
150 00
821 00
181 00
129 50
254 35
690 64
315 22
80 04
$81, 192 27
Compensation to such persons as may be designated to receiue and keep the public
moneys.
To Warren Bryant . . . designated depositary Buffalo, New York. .
J. J. Simkins. . . . . . . . do. . . . Norfolk, Virginia. .
W. SL Haldeman . . . do. . . . . . . . . Louisville, Kentucky. . . .
B. F. Strother. . . . . . . . . do. . . . . . . . Chicago, Illinois
Jacob Beeson . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. . . Detroit, Michigan
P. F. )Vilson. . . . . . . do. . . . . Omaha, Nebraska. . . .
A. B. Gilmore. . . . do. . . . . . . . . do .
Jesse Thomas. . . . . . . . . do. . . . . . . . Nashville, Tennessee.
T. J. Sherlock
21 03
186 79
45 25
252 73
17 009 22
53 36
592 98
1, 325 37
69 57
$3, 556 30
. Compensation of special agents to examine books, accounts, tS. c. , in the several
d&positories.
To William M. Gouge
Peter F. . WHson.
1, 411 70
768 00
82, 179 70
Building uaults as additional
security to the public moneys in 66 depositories.
To F. H. North $665 00
"ontingent expenses under the act of August 6, 1846, for the safe keeping of
the public moneys.
To E. E. Pratt. .. assistant tre&asurer. .... Boston .
J. J. Cisco. ... .. . do. . New York. .
B. C. Pressley . . do . . Charleston, South Car.
A. J. Guirot. . . . do. . . New Orleans.
J. H. Sturgeon. . do. ... . St Louis
Benjamin Farrier. . . do „. . St. Louis .
J. It. Sny&icr. . . . do ........ . Ssn Francisco. ..
J. H. dalton . do. . . . . . . . . Philadelphia . . .
Hamil& & a& Stuart designated depositary . Galveston, Texas
Christie«2lctz. . . . . do. . . . . . . . Buffalo, New York .
G. it Pcary
Newton Kurtz
505 8G
11, 107 26
227 68
580 00
2, 493 18
540 00
1, 040 00
30 00
15 00
5 00
25 00
79 95
Carried forward. . . . . . . . . &IG 648 93

138
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Brought forward.
To C. P. Bertrand
Adams's Express Company.
S. M. McKeaa, disbursing clerk Treasury Department. . . .
The Comruissioner of Public Buildings, Charleston, South Car. . . . -
16, 648 93
25 00
2& 195 79
14, 000 00
200 00
$33, 069 72
Expenses incident to loans and treasury notes.
To S. M. McKean, disbursing clerk of the Treasury Department. . . . . . . $1, 000 00
Expenses of engraving, printing, preparing, and issuing treasury notes per act
December 28, 185'I.
To the American Bank Note Company
S. M. McKean, dhsbursing clerk Treasury Department. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
146 88
2, 301 95
662, 448 83
Expenses for engraving ond printing certificates of stock of the 820, 000, 000
loon, per act tune 14, 1858.
To Beals& Green tk Co $37 59
Engraving and printing the certificates, and other expenses of the loan of 1860.
To the American Bank Note Company. $1& 590 00
Expenses of engraving and printihhg certificates of stock loan, 6th, section act
February 8, 1861, roc.
To the American Bank Note Company.
S. M. McEean, disbursing clerl- Treasury Department.
3, 722 50
3, 000 UO
06&722 59
Expenses of engraving, printing, tyc. , treasury notes, per 11th section act December
1'I, 1860,
To the American Bank Note Company
S. M. McEean, disbursing clerl- Treasury' Department
From which deduct the following repayment:
By the American Bank Note Company
1, 441 76
2, 000 OU
3, 441 76
399 86
63& 041 99

1860-'61.
RECEIPTS A5D
MISCELLANEOUS.
EXPENDITURES.
ib cause analyses of the diferent ore beds to facilitate the proper selections of
iron for public use.
To S. M. McEean, disbursing clerk Treasury Department. . . . 865 00
Payment for horses or other property lost or destroyed in the military sertnce of
the Vnited SLates.
To J. P. Long
J. R. Wiliiams .
M. A. Mitchell . . . .
R. Lunceford.
Henry Boles aud others
W. Fisher s, nd others
Pat. Dugan and others.
D. F. Brownfield.
J. Doggett and others
E. Murray and others
John Gehb and others.
IL Burke and P. Prater . . .
E. Thorp
Josh Dolores Olevias aud others.
J. Solis and others.
D. McCiintock
J. T. Montaine and others.
F. Galvis and others
D. M. 51cCliutock.
Santiago Gal 1 egos and others.
H. B. Ammous
G. Iteal aud others
Jos&'. F. Gracia and others.
James Bates and others.
F. Gallegos and others
Joseph Howell
D. W. Haydcn and others
John D. Stevenson.
Edward J. Brown.
Frederick D. Jackson
Maus5eld Lovell
F. Baulcrson and others.
John Fsrril and others
Conrad Frederick and others.
William H. Cousens
Alfred Oliver.
David Bell
Abner Potter
Henry M Sweet . . .
H. H. Sibley
Johu A. Leebis and others.
John Wells.
Allen Godwin
George H. Dulaney
Henry Gothsner and Gothrnan
Isaac Lemons
Peter M. Gilbreath
James M. Dump
Samuel L. Kennedy.
Lewis Dorlarc .
Humphrey siarshall.
Jesse Galloway
J. B. Roy
Carrred forward. . . . . . . . . . .
78 80
50 00
42 65
108 70
171 40
312 67
971 25
55 00
438 80
496 00
73 70
129 43
46 60
549 30
758 40
60 00
591 00
765 00
40 00
201 14
137 00
827 00
715 00
260 60
195 00
150 00
104 26
250 00
104 75
80 00
200 00
260 00
376 62
426 00
183 32
130 00
200 00
84 22
125 00
185 00
323 80
117 50
148 00
175 00
154 23
45 00
107 60
158 70
70 00
50 00
610 00
125 00
$20, 018 44

140
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
1860-' 61. MISCELLANEOUS.
Brought forward. . .. .
To Major D. C. Buell.
Brevet Major H. H. Sibley
E, T. Owen or Owens.
Lieutenant Colonel B. S. Roberts.
George Sinter.
Henry Connolly and others
Ms, lias Gracia and others
Young Sheppard Veasey, alias Sheppard-
Veasey and Nathan P. Browning.
Joseph Lane.
R. B. Sagely .
Lorenzo Lewis
A. S. Cooper
Antonio Baco and others
H. Diggius and others
S. P. Moses.
A. W. Leavenworth.
James R. Dudley and others
James R. Lawless .. A. G. Bracl-ett.
20& 018 44
200 00
200 00
55 00
200 00
40 00
8, 970 00
1, 395 40
126 80
200 Go
160 00
470 00
175 00
1, 367 60
181 00
162 93
50 00
145 30
36 60
150 00
834, 304 07
Erpenses incurred by the provisional government of Oregon in
people of that Territory from the Cayuse Indians.
To Harvey Evans.
Levi S. Potter
Wallace Gates .
Thomas Otchin.
Jerome B. Walling
C, R. Walker .
J. Bolton.
defending
the
70 00
48 00
44 92
81 50
24 00
32 43
89 85
$390 70
Completing the tcorlcs of the exploring expedition.
Finley Bigger, late agent Joint Library Committee. .
To Michael Nourse, late agent Joint Library Committee. . . . . . .
From which deduct the following repayment:
By Michael Nourse, agent Joint Library Committee . . 2, 000 00
1, 677 62
3, 677 62
677 62
83, OOO OO
Iteplacing the teorks of the exploring exyedition destroyed by fire in Philo
delphia.
To Finley Bigger, agent Joint Library Committee . . . . . . . 576 88
From which deduct the following repayment:
By Michael Nourse, agent Joint Library Committee . .
Expenses of the Smithsonian
Institution.
576 86
To chancellor and secretary of the Institution. $30, 910 14

1860-'61.
RECEIPTS AND
MISCELLANEOUS.
FXPENDITVRES.
Eor the discharge of miscellaneous claims not otherwise provided for.
To William lV. Browne
New York Day Book
Js, mee S. Holland
New York Herald.
Savannah Morning News .
Beals, Green 8r, Co
The Evening National Argue .
B. F. Washington.
The Public Ledger
The Pennsylvanian.
W. D. Wallach.
141
346 29
151 05
175 75
279 00
63 70
318 00
161 56
255 74
145 35
161 56
130 63
82, 188 G3
of the respective States for conveying to the seat of gov-
Payment gf messengers
ernment the votes of the electors of said States for President and Vice-President
of the United States.
To Robert M. Chatton
R H. Whittaker
Joseph Christian
William Byrne
Charles lroster
Sullivan Ballou
Mordecai Oliver.
James R. Hood.
Henry J. Mills .
David Tsggart
James W. Rhea
G. A. BIL11
Stewart L. Woodford.
F. . N. Bates.
James R. Marks
Joseph Ankeny
W. H. Cogswell
William R. Kinney.
Herman Lindeman.
Isaac Jenkinson. .
George M. Lee.
Edmund Carleton.
Lewis O. Cowan.
R. H. Purdon.
George W. Taylor
James H. Mitchell
George E McClellan.
I. H. I' s, rish .
John D. Brown
Edward A. Cahoon . .
Leonard Sweet.
William H. Weeks .
Thomas J. Dyer.
298 00
208 50
65 00
21 50
81 00
227 50
845 00
386 00
84 00
122 00
448 50
412 00
193 00
G21 50
712 00
270 50
172 00
432 50
505 r50
353 00
405 50
270 50
317 50
54G 00
825 50
234 00
566 00
957 00
667 50
278 50
474 50
2, 956 00
3, 256 50
$18, 214 00
To J. P, O. Sullivan
Daniel D. Emerson.
Consular receipts.
Carried forward. . . . . . . . . . .
152 30
49 23
SZOI 53

142
1860-'61.
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES'
MISCELLANEOUS.
To Meyer Godman.
G. G. Fleurot
Patrick Kelly
Horace Sylvester, deceased
William Barnes
W. E. Elliott, deceased
John Campbell
Brought forward. . 201 53
1, 095 93
34 09
245 80
35 95
169 00
29 00
200 15
$2& 01 1 45
Expenses of collects'ng the revenue from customs.
Robert Burns, late collector, Passamaquoddy, Maine. .
To Washington Long, collector, Passamaquoddy, Maine. .
Bion Bradbury, late collector, Passamaquoddy, Maine. . . W. B. Smith, collector, Machias, Maine
A. F. Parlin, late collector, Machias, Maine.
I. H. Thomas, collector, Frenchman's Bay, Elaine ... . ... . .. .. T. D. Jones, late collector, Frenchman's Bay, Maine.
S. K. Devereoux, collector, Penobscot, Elaine . J. R. Redman, late collector, Penobscot, Maine.
J. H. Kennedy, late collector, Waldoboro'. Elaine. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Erastus Foote, collector, Wiscasset, Maine.
'1 homas Cunningham, late collector, Wiscasset, Elaine.
Roland Fisher, collector, Bath, Maine
Joseph Berry, late collector, Bath, Maine.
Jedediah Jewett, collector, Portland and Falmouth, Maine. . . . . . . . .
M. Macdonald, late, collector, Portland and Falmouth, Elaine. .
T. K. Lane, collector, Saco, Maine
A, A, Hanscom, late collector, Saco, Maine.
John Cousens, collector, Kennebunk, Elaine
J. S. Putuam, collector, York, Maine
Luther Jenkius, late collector, York, Maine
J. G. Dickcrson, late collector, Belfast, Maine
Truman lfarmon, collector, Belfast, EIaine
W. P. Wingate, collector, Bangor, Elaine
D. F. Leavitt, late collector, Bangor, Eiafne
J. B. Upham, collector, Portsmouth, New Hampshire .. .
Augustus Jenkins, late collector, Portsmouth, New Hampshire .
William Clapp, collector, Burlington, Vermont . . . ..
James Blood, late collector, Newburyport, Massachusetts. .. .. J. S. Webber, collector, Gloucester, Massachusetts.
J B. Bowdish, late collector, Burlington, Vermont ..
Gorham Babson, late collector, Gloucester, Elassachusctts . .
W. P. Phillips, collector, Salem and Beverly, Massachusetts.
W. B. Pike, late collector, Salem and Beverly, Massachusetts. . .
William Bartoll, collector, Marblehead, EIassachusetts .
J. Z. Goodrich, collector, Boston and Cbarlestown, Massachusetts
J, S. Whitney, late collector, Boston and Charlestown, Massachusetts
Wait Wadsworth, late collector, Plymouth, EIassachusetts. . P. W. Leland, late collector, Fall River, Massachusetts
S. B. Phinney, late collector, Barnstable, EIassachusetts
Lawrence Grinnell, collector, New Bedford, Massachusetts .
C. B. H. Fessendcn, late collector, New Bedford, Massachusetts. .
John Vinson, collector, FAgartown, Elassachusetts. . .
Constant Norton, late collector, Edgartown, Massachusetts. .
Ira Darrow, h&te collector, Edgartown, Massachusetts. . . .
Alfred Macy, collector, Nantucket, EIassa husetts .
F. , W. Allen, late collector, Nantucket, Massachusetts
Charles Anthony, collector, Providence, Rhode Island . . . . . . . .
Carried forward.
5, 267 00
21&691 00
22 02
671 00
2& 074 00
1, 368 00
4, 117 00
1, 022 00
3, 391 00
5, 835 00
1, 737 00
5, 022 00
1, 840 00
16 50
5. 809 00
23, 015 00
943 00
179 74
536 00
109 00
68 07
5, 622 00
1, 046 00
1, 279 00
4, 468 00
1, 753 00
5, 192 00
3, 761 00
894 03
3, 235 00
1, 657 00
5, 370 00
4, 914 00
9, 060 00
1, 655 OO
104, OOO 00
245, 900 00
620 00
2, 71300
10, 040 OO
1&745 00
5, 155 00
640 OO
78 30
2, 136 OO
549 OO
1, 699 00
1, 779 OO
8511, 194 59

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
143
1860-' 61.
MISCELLA. NEGUS.
Brought forward. . . . . . . . .
To J. A. Aborn, late collector, Provirlence, Rhode Island
W. H. S. Bayley, collector, Bristol and W»rren, P. bode Island .
G, H. P&eyno]ds, late collector, Bristol and Warren, Rhode Island.
S. W. Macj', collector, Newport, Rhode Island
Gilbert Chase, late collector, Newport, Rhode Island . .
Origen Utley, collector, Middletown, Connecticut.
Patrick Fagan, late collector, Middletown, Connecticut.
Edward Prentiss, collector, New London, Connecticut . . J. P. C. Mother, late collector, New London, Connecticut
J. F. Babcock, collector, New Haven, Connecticut .. . .
M. A. Osborn, late collector, New Haven, Connecticut. W. S Pomeroy, late collector, Fa]rffe]d, Connecticut . .
F. A. Palmer, collector, Stonington, Connecticut
C. W. Iuglehart, collector, Sackett's Harbor, New York. . . . . . . . . . . .
William How]and, late collector, Sackett's Harbor, New York
P. M. Bromley, late collector, Genesee, New York .
J B. Higgins, collector, Oswego, New York.
Franklin Spa]ding, collector, Niagara, New York .
Warren Bryant, late collector, Buffalo Creek, New York. .
D. M. Chapin, collector, Oswegatchie, New York
George P. Eddy, late collector, Niagara, New York .
C. Metz, jr. , collector, Buffalo Creek, New York
Horace Moody, late collector, Oswegatchie, New York . . . . . . . .
John Sherry, collector, Sag Harbor, New York
J. M. Terbe]1, late collector, Sag Harbor, New York
Hiram Barney, collector, New York, New York.
Augustus Schell, late co]lector, New York, New York
H. B. Smith, late collector, Champlain, New York .
J. W. Iugal]s, collector, Cape Vincent, New York .
Theop. Peugnet, late collector, Cape Vincent, New York. . .
0 ]&'. Dickinson, late collector, Dunkirk, New York
W. S. Bowen, collector, Bridgetown, New Jersey.
H. J, Ashrriore, collector, Burlington, New Jersey
J. L. Boggs, collector, Perth A. mboy, New Jersey .
Aruos Bobbins, late collector, Perth Aruboy, New Jersey. .'.. T. D. Winner, late collector, Great Egg Harbor, New Jersey. ..
J. H, Bartlett, collector, Litt]e Egg Harbor, New Jersey
J. S, Jennings, late collector, Little Egg Harbor, New Jersey. ......
P. W. Martin, collector, Newark, New Jersey.
E. T. Hillyer, late collector, Newark, New Jersey. .
T. B. Atkinson, ]ate collector, Camden, New Jersey .. W. B. Thomas, collector, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
J. B. Baker, late collector, Pliiladelphia, Pennsylvania
C. M. Tibbo, lls, late collector, Presque Isle, Pennsylvania
C. W. Botchelor, designated collector, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
J. A. Gibson, late designated collector, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
T. M. Rodney, collector, Wilmington, Dc]aware
Jesse Sharpe, late collector, Wilrui»gto», Delaware
H. W. Hoffman, collector, Baltiruore, Maryland
J. T. Mason, late collector, Baltimore, Maryland.
J. T. Hammond, late collector, Annapolis, rVlary]and
Tench Ti]ghman, collector, Oxford, Maryland
W. S. Jackson, late collector, Vienna, Maryland
. J. R. Thompson, des]gnated collector, Town Creel-, Maryland
W. B. ]rlorgan, designateu collector, Havre de Grace, 21oryland
H. C. Mrrtthews, late collector, Georgetown, District Columbia
W. M. Harrison, lute collector, Richmond, Virginia.
J. J. Sir»kins, late collector, Norfolk aud Portsmouth, Virginia
G. T. Wright, late collector, Tappabaunock, Virginia
J S, Porlrcr, collector, Cherrystone, Virginia
IY T. Prcsson, collector, Yorktowu, Virginia
Carried forward. . . . . .
511, 194 59
11, 210 00
970 00
1, 938 00
1, 718 00
4, 370 00
551 00
2, 052 08
I, 085 00
9& 257 00
3, 889 02
I', 057 00
1, 816 00
409 00
822 00
2, 185 66
4& 249 00
19, 219 00
3, 095 00
9& 515 75
2, 271 00
10, 634 00
2, 799 00
2, 951 00
14o 00
433 00
201, 747 00
879, 459 77
8, 302 00
1, 500 00
4 559 00
552 00
351 95
1]6 00
956 00
2, 8 i4 00
674 00
113 00
376 00
460 00
1, 358 00
276 00
18, 086 00
162, 640 00
37872 00
691 00
2, 097 00
3, 294 00
16, 575 00
38, 342 00
118, 814 00
690 00
208 00
685 00
115 50
119 80
2, 067 00
6& 075 00
19, 384 00
803 00
349 00
214 00
$2& 118, 572 12

144
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES,
1860-'61.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Brought forward
To Timothy Rives, collector, Petersburg, Virginia
E. S. Hough, late collector, Alexandria, Virginia
A. J. Pannell, late designated col]ector) Wheeling, Virginia. .
Gordon Forbes, designated collector, Yecomico, Virginia
L. D. Starke, late collector, Camden, North Carolina
Henry Hancock, collector, Washingtou, North Caro]ina
Edmund Wright, collector, Edenton, North Carolina
Joseph Ramsey, collector, Plymouth, North Carolina
W G. Singleton, late collector, Newbern, North Carolina
O. S. Dewey, collector, Ocracol-e, North Carolina
J. F. Bell, collector, Beaufort, North Carolina
J. E. Gibble, late col]ector, Beaufort, North Carolina
J. T. Miller, collector, Wi]mington, North Carolina
W F. Co]cock, collector, Char]eston, South Carolina
J. N. Merriman, collector, Georgetown, South Carolina
B. R. B]ythwood, collector, Beaufort, South Carolina
John Boston, collector, Savannah, Georgia
J. J. Dufour, collector, St. Mary' s, Georgia
Woodford olabry, collector, Brunswick,
Georgia
F. W. Flemming, designated collector, Augusta, Georgia
A. J. Decatur, designated collector, Bayport, Florida
George Lucas, designated collector, P»latka, Florida
R R. Reid, late designated collector, Palatka, Florida
Joseph Sierra, collector, Pensacola, Florida
Paul Arnau, collector, St. Augustine, Florida.
Charles Howe, collector, Key West, Florida
J. P. Baldwin, late collector, Key West, Florida. . . .
A. B Noyes, collector, St. Marl-'s, Florida
Thomas Ledwith, collector, St. John' s, Florida
Nathan Baker, collector, Apalachicola, Florida
R J. Floyd, late collector, Apalachicola, Florida
Felix I. ivingston, collector, Fernandina, Florida
Thaddeus Sanford, collector, Mobile, Alabama
J. Hara]son, designated collector, Selma, Alabama
J. W. Rhea, designated collector, Tuscumbia, Alabama
Robert Eager, collector, Pearl River, Mississippi.
John Hunter, collector, Natchez, Mississippi
John Bobb, collector, Vicksburg, Mississippi
F. H, Hatch, co]lector, New Orleans, Louisiana
R. N. 51cJIill»n, collector, Techo, Louisiana
P. H. Rosson, designated collector, Shreveport, Louisiana. . .
Hamilton Stuart, collector, Galveston, Texas
D. M. Stapp, collector, Saluri», Texas
F. W. Latham, collector, Br»zos de Santiago Texas
b. J Jones, collector, Paso de] Norte, Texas.
D. H. Donovan, late designated collector, St. Louis, Missouri
R. J. Howard, designated collector, St. Louis Missouri.
A. W. Lamb, late designated collector, Hannibal, Missouri
C. B. Co]ton, desi nated collector, Louisville Kentucky
W. N. Hs]deruan, late designated collector, Louisville, Kentucky
William No]en, designated collector, Paducah, Kentucky.
Frank Stuart, designated collector, Columbus, Keniucky.
Jesse 'I'homas, desi nated collector, Nashville, Tennessee
H. T. Hulbert, designated collector, Memphis, Tennessee
S. D. J. Lewis, designated collector, Knoxville, Tennessee.
H. F. Cooper, designated collector, C]rattauooga, Tennessee.
E T. Carson, designated
collector, Cincinnati, Ohio.
T. J. Sherlock, late designated collector, Cincinnati, Ohio
Andrew Stepham, collector, Miami, Ohio
E. D. Potter, late collector, Miami, Ohio
John Young», collector, Sandusky, Ohio
Carried forward
2, 118, 572 12
3, 747 00
3, 376 00
571 00
118 93
191 00
2, 168 82
188 00
4O] OO
667 00
1) 100 00
228 00
188 44
5, 370 00
31) 277 00
230 00
125 00.
22, 918 00
251 66
539 00
345 00
174 83
155 06
19 02
]) 828 00
443 00
92o OO
4, 686 OO
2, 418 00
1, 315 00
2, 433 00
1, 408 00
1, 912 OU
22, ]87 00
534 50
564 00
424 OU
345 00
875 83
181, 291 00
1, 005 OU
87 50
16, 143 66
3, 948 00
5, 983 00
6, 695 00
4, 464 00
1, 526 00
749 17
600 00
1, 800 00
265 00
983 40
437 00
1, 438 00
173 ]0
)40 50
300 00
4, 207 00
643 00
2, 882 00
I, 033 00
$2, 472, 675 46

PiECEIPTS AND
ZXPENDITVPiES.
1860-'61.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Brought forward
To S. G. Patterson, late collector, Sandusky Ohio.
C. J. Ballard, collector, Cuyahoga, Ohio
Benjamin Brownell, late collector, Cuyahoga, Ohio
N. G, Isbell, collector, Detroit, Michigan
R. W, Davis, late collector, Detroit, Michigan
J. W. McMath, collector, Michilimackinac, Michigan
J. A. T, Wendell, late collector, Michilimackinac, Michigan
L. Robinson, designated collector, Evansville, Indiana
Charles Denby, late designated collector, Evansville, Indiana
B. L Dorsey, late designated collector, Alton, Illinois.
Daniel Warm, collector, Galena, Illinois
Thomas Benneson, late designated collector, Quincy, Illinois
L W. Webb, designated collector, Peoria, Illinois
Julius White, collector, Ci&icago, Illinois
B. F. Strother, late collector, Chicago, Illinois
Edwin Palmer, coll. ector, Milwaukie, Wisconsin
G. W. Clason, late collector, Milwaukie, Wisconsin
Philip Harvey, designated collector, Burlington, Iowa.
William Stotts, designated collector, Reokuk, Iowa
Edward Spotswood, designated collector, Dubuque, Iowa
James McFctridge, late collector, Minnesota, Minnesota.
M. H. Frost, late collector, Puget's Sound, Washington Territory.
John Adair, late collector, Astoris& Oregon
Benjamin Brittain, collector, Port Orford, Oregon
Ira P. Rankin, collector, San Francisco, California
B. F. Washington, late collector, Sau Francisco, California
T. B Storer, bete collector, Sonoma, California,
Andrew Lester, collector, Sau Joaquin, California
I ewis Sanders, jr. , collector, Sacramento, California
J. A. Watson, late collector, Monterey, California
P. H. Downey, collector, San Pedro, Cahfornia
J. B. Guthrie, special agent, Treasury Department
S. M. McRcan, disbursiug clerk, Treasury Department
J. C. Vandyke, U. S. district attorucy, castcrn district of Penn
Charles Linslay
Benjamin Wiggin.
C. P. Cooper
G. W. Bcldcn
H. F. Hancocl-
L. S. Lightner
J. H. Nichols
C. C. Phillips
E. 1VBliams, jr
G. M. Wharton
G. G. Bowden
J. A. Baratle
A. C. Bsiue
G. P. Gillis
W. R. Kimball
Felix McCloskey
John McRcon
J. 1V, Taylor
John Winder
C. L. Woodbury
lV, 51. Addison
E. C. Bates &S: Co
H. S. Austin.
John Bs, bson
G. F. Bette
F. S. Bloom
J. J. Rosevelt
10 11
2, 472, 675 46
3, 198 00
1, 515 00
4, 290 11
4, 628 00
15, s48 00
1, 501 00
7, 340 10
300 00
53O On
323 00
34G 00
285 04
196 00
3, 287 00
9, 238 00
2, 037 00
7& 607 00
261 56
324 00
486 00
1, 545& 00
9, 293 50
18, 09&9 00
1, 506 21
57, 172 00
190, 184 34
830 94
885 00
2, 436 39
4-, 327 50
4, 020 00
3, 352 90
3, 000 00
775 00
9, 621 00
3, 198 30
1 555 60
624 00
260 00
600 00
5, 975 00
17. 665 io
1, 338 00
350 00
397 00
131 81
1, 221 33
1, 500 00
30 83
392 30
4, 980 61
2& 124 00
55 00
4, 292 50
157 50
3G 10
248 24
4&542 10
67 50
1, 500 00
8, 009 50
Carried forward 82, 904&518 06

146
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
To F. B. 'Cutting
James Connor
N. P. Roeboo
J. W. Pelle
J. Berger
J. T. Hatch
Charles O' Connor
E. H. Saulnier
Peyton Middleton
Michael Shoemaker
J. N. Gregory
C. C. Yonge.
L. N. Ellett
C. M. Godbold
Giro & Fraucia.
H. C. Miller.
Aurelian Conkling
T. J. Semmes
Joe Roulac,
W. N. Gouge
%L S. Hulbert
J. C. Spencer
J. L. Tatuna
J, J. Cisco .
W. P. Preble
K. W. Wallace
W. B. Moore
P. Della Torre.
T. D. Winchester
W. H. Goodwin
F. O'. Green
H. Y. Gay
Ritchpl & Perkins
W. C. Young
S. T. Sawyer
MISCELLANEOUS.
Brought forward 2, 904, 518 06
250 Qp
20 00
4 41
28 48
1 75
1, 181 00
3& 330 00
105 65
2, 500 00
882 47
80 00
40 00
22 25
12 00
81 36
750 00
29 10
500 00
3l 38
502 50
637 Pp
97 00
60 00
733 00
39 75
394 02
120 OO
2&890 00
500 OO
10 80
33 20
27 20
49 68
576 PP
146 82
2. 921&184 88
From which deduct the following repayruents:
By Noses Qlacdonald, late collector, Portland and Falmouth,
Maine
Biou Bradbury, late collector, Passamaquoddy, Maine
W. B. Pil-e, collector, Salem ard Beverly, Muss
Charles Anthony, collector, Providence, Rhode Isl-md
W. S Pomeroy, late collector, Fairfield, Connecticut
Augustus Schell, ]ate collector, New York, New Yorlr
J. '1'. Mason, late collector, Baltimore, Maryland
W. F. Colcock, collector, Charleston, South Carolina,
John Boston, collector, Savannalb Georgia,
Woodford Nabry, collector, Brunswick, Georgia.
J. P. Baldwin, collector, Key West, Flori la
F H. Hatch, collector, New Orleans, Louisiana. . . .
Hamilton Stuart, coliector, Galveston, Texas
T. Sanford, collector, Mobile, Alabama
G, S. Patterson, collector, Sandusky, Ohio
B, Brittain, collector, Port Orford, Oregon
Goshen JIott
John Brarvley
S. N. McEean
L. C. Hardy
Carried forward
2, 604 9?
7?5 11
891 04
862 00
38 95
3, 119 84
6, 125 24
1, 518 28
1, 469 10
29 63
27 &2
24, 162 00
8& 864 00
8& 859 45
787 99
722 3?
16 02
11 48
1&000 00
40 00
S51& 425 14 2, 921& 184 88

18 60-' 61.
RECEIPTS AND
MISCELLANEOUS.
EXPEXDITUI:ES.
147
By W. 5I Gouge
G. Bradford
L. K. Bowen.
1V. H. Jones
C. )21. McKibben
T. )21. Taylor.
C. G. Green.
M. Whalen
P. F. Wilson
A. Birdsall
D. A. Bokee
Brought forward. 51, 425 14 2, 921, 184 88
502 50
13 54
49 92
228 30
62 89
12 00
75 50
34 51
768 00
7, 414 84
17, 141 90
77, 729 04
$2, 843, 455 84
Payment of debentures, drawbacks, bounties or allowances.
To Robert Burnes, late collector, Passamaquoddy,
A, . F. Parlin, late collector, Machias, Maine.
Maine
T. D. Jones, late collector, I'rencbman's Bay, Maine. .. . . . ... ..
J. R. Redmaa, late collector, Penobscot, Maine .
Thomas Cunningham, collector, Wiscasset, Maine. .. . . .. ...
M. Macdonald, late collector, Portland and Falmouth, Maiae
John Cousens, collector, Kennebunk, Maine
T. K, Lane, collector, Saco, Maine
J. G. Dickerson, late collector, Belfast, Maine
J. H. Kennedy, late collector, Waldoborough, Maine
D. F. Leavitt, late collector, Bangor, Maine
Augustus Jenkins, late collector, Portsmouth, New Hampshire . . . . .
James Blood, late collector, Newburyport, Massachusetts
Gorham Babson, late collector, Gloucester, i&Iassachusetts
W. B. Pike, late collector, Salem and Beverly, 5Iassachusetts
William Bartoll, hite collector, Marblehead, Massachusetts
J. X Goodrich, collector, Boston and Charlestown, Massachusetts
J. S. whitney, late coRector, Boston and Charlestown, Massachusetts
Wait Wadsworth, late collector, Plymouth, Massachusetts . .
S. B. Phiaaey, la, te collector, Barnstable, Massachusetts.
W. H. S. Bayley, collector, Bristol and Warren, Rhode Island
Hiram Barney, collector, New York, New York
Augustus Schell, late collector, New York, New York.
W. B. Thoraas, collector, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania .
J. B. Baker, lute collector, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
H. W. IIoifman, collector, Baltimore, Maryland.
J. T. Mason, late collector, Baltimore, Maryland
Ira P. Rankin, collector, Ban I'rancisco, California. . .
B. F. Washington, collector, Ssn Francisco, California.
G H Lucas, deccascd
G. G. Bowden .
J. H. Nichols
P. Longis Br Gratiaa.
P. Longrs.
J. H. Thomas
From which deduct the following repayments:
By J. G Dickcrson, late collector, Belfast, Maine
T. D. Jones, late collector, Frenchman s Bay, Maine. . .
A. A. Hanscorll) late collector, Saco, Maiae
Carried forward
851 10
237 97
93 50
5, 224 12
5, 752 82
38, 303 38
66, 374 53
35, 988 02
11, 415 55
2, 291 01
I 156 65
38, 172 28
27, 038 78
4, 061 22
6, 631 30
6& 186 33
I'20, 571 41
16, 002 31
16, 818 44
17, 920 65
37, 811 81
16, 072 43
56, 411 53
881 90
25, 000 00
60&000 05
232 07
2, 65)7 03
95 82
10, 039 12
2, 250 00
2)000 00
204 81
I, 014 72
9, 685 97
168 39
27 78
92 10
644 554 33
81, 182 57 644, 554 33

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Brought forward
By S. B. Phinney, late collector, Barnstable, Massachusetts.
J. S. Whitney, late collector, Boston and Charlestown,
Mes sech uset ts
J. H. Kennedy
1, 182 57 644, 554 33
21 115 83
920 65
23 69
4, 242 74
$640, 311 59
Debentures
and other charges, act of October 16, 188'I.
To A. D. Bache, superintendent of weights and measures. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
G ersham Mott .
J. H. Battle
8, 000 00
16 02
510 55
$8, 526 57
refunding duties on ftsh and other articles under the recrIrrocity treaty urtth
Great Rritainr
To C. Barlow $10 00
To J. J. Fisher
Payment of discriminating
tonnage duties.
$189 90
Refunding duties to extend the warehousing system, act of 3Iarch 8, 1854.
To M. Morgentham .
George C. Johnson
Santa ~ & Co.
J. B. Ghio
Bare 8r, West,
& Co.
582 00
148 08
89 70
13 50
275 27
$1, 108 55
Refunding
duties collected in 3Iexico from military contributions.
To Jonathan Hamor $170 00
l, nclaimed merchandise.
To W. J. P. Ingraham
H. S. Hill 8' Co
White & Branswig
A. & S. Henry & Co
Hubbard Brothers
Pickering, Winslow & Co
Schack & Hotop.
Edward Behr
395 34
10 00
24 25
87 62
78 89
4 63
22 70
25 53
$648 96

1860-'61
IEECEIPTS AND
MISCELLANEOUS.
EXPENDITTJRES.
Proceeds of the sale of goods, rcares, les:. , act of April o, 1854.
To Horace Moody, collector Oswegatchie, New York. .
G. P. Eddy, collector, Niagara New York
Warren Bryant, late collector, Buffalo Creek, New York
W. F. Colcock, collector, Charleston, South Carolina
149
68 30
42 17
21 56
177 12
$309 15
Itepayments to importers of ex'cess of deposits for unascertained duties.
To J. Z. Goodrich, collector, Boston and Charlestown,
Massachusetts
J. S. Whitney, late collector, Boston and Charlestown, Massachusetts
Gorham Babson, late collector, Gloucester, Zlassachusetts
W. B. Pike, late collector, Salem and Beverly, Massachusetts .
Augustus Jeukins, late collector, Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
&S. W. Macy, collector, Newport, Rhode Island
Gilbert Chase, late collector, Newport, Rhode Island
G. H. Reynolds, late collector, Bristol and Warren, Rhode Island
W. H. S. Bayley, collector, Bristol and Warren, Rhode Island
Hiram Barney, collector, New York, New York
Augustus Schell, late collector, New York, New York .
H. W. Hoifman, coBector, Baltimore, Maryland
J. T. Mason, late collector, Baltimore, Maryland
W. B. Thomas, collector, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania .
J. B. Baker, late collector, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
W. M. Harrison, late collector, Richmond, Virginia
W. F. Colcock, collector, Charleston, South Carolina
F. H. Hatch, collector, Ncw Orleans, Lou!siana,
Ira P. Ranlrin, collector, San Francisco, California
B. F. Washington, late collector, San Francisco, California .
Wilkinson, Stettson & Co
Leh&naier Brothers.
F. Barritt 8: Co
Sbeldon, Hoyt &'. Co
B. & P. Lawrence
Young, McArtbur, Rankin & Co
Edmiston Brothers
J. B. Behrmann
I&yon tk Street
A. . Moiler 8r, Co
Gormez, Wallis &", Co
Laycraft &, Co
Yzuago del Valle &; Co
Noel Olleman
Stuart & Brugins
Mara Brothers, Naverro 8' Co
Ottenheimcr Brothers .
Bell, Peen, Lavender 8c Co
Smythe, Sprague 8: Cooper
Berstein & Dingclstedt
Emden, Ganef, Co
Hyman L. Lipman
Renauld, Francois &, Co
I, copold XVachenheim
Scribner & Co
Thayer 8r, Warren.
A. H. Solo&uou
l&lurray 8r, Ingate
llenry Boblcn tk Co
Carried forward
25, 000 00
88, 532 80
23 25
639 46
17 31
500 00
428 90
400 00
256 00
120, 733 12
375, 902 66
3, 763 37
26, 638 10
20, 000 00
39, 479 79
1&150 00
2& 000 00
4. 000 00
3, 150 00
22, 250 00
90 80
271 44
542 76
14&J 04
302 6&4
271 20
87 60
111 80
18 90
87 24
956 94
152 04
405 12
17 697 70
108 80
29 04
34 56
29 76
467 04
9 20
56 16
10 56
16 50
128 lf&
34 48
20 16
29 89
193 52
125 30
8741, 303 11

150
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
To Krus, Drenel & Schmidt
Christ, Jay & Hess
Samuel McLean & Co
John Caswell & Co
M. Straus 8r, J. Solomon
Lachaise, Fauche & Co
James Houldsworth
Fachire &, Co.
Joseph Youlke &, Sons
Louis Seibert.
Legiman Brothers & Co
Lewis & Cp
Joseph Bartleman
J. A. Allen
W. B. Reynolds 8r, Co.
Dutilh & Co. .
Caron &, Co
Lane, Lanson & Co.
Foster 8: Taylor
Kittel 8 Klingenberg.
Sears, Adriance & Platt
Mitchell & Pott.
Henry bchroeder
8r, Co
& Co.
W. T. Coleman 8t Co.
Bniken & Seifks.
Victor Barsalow
F. Cosinery & Co.
G. Raymond & Bayloy
S. Strahlheim & Co.
Joseph Sands
Thomas Fieldin«& Son
L&'. Pavenstedt .
Merrick 8r, Bull
P. 8r. Lewis Schifflin.
Woodruff & Robinson.
Reed & Markham
Pickering, Winslow & Co
F. M. Jones &. Co
C. F. A. Henricke
LeBrun &. Thompson
Lefnrsn, Keifer & Thomas.
Louis Stueller.
Muren & Bonner
H Schlessinger & Co. . .
A. Plender
C. F. Schneider &, Co
Dulles 8: Cope
O. iV. Pollitz & Co
Gordon, Bruce 8: McAuliff.
Isaac Hamberger & Co
J. W. Queen 8: Co
August Geiger
Burgess 8r, Mead
Arnold &. Walter.
R. R. Barthold.
H. S. Lansing & Co
J. V. Onatavia & Co
Ponvert & Co
Paton, Stewart & Co
Slocumb, Stowell & Co
William Watson & Co.
MIS. 'ELLANEOII".
Brought forward 741, 3O3 11
57 35
1, 398 00
239 40
26 70
266 50
177 28
284 43
126 96
31 65
37 50
34 39
5, 498 64
229 57
50 32
31 84
1, 444 03
57 15
76 99
28 80
258 96
5 28
3 84
26 70
101 52
54 72
17 40
238 32
37 68
1 53
5 52
48 48
358 56
10 53
16 80
90 15
37 20
475 20
219 60
141 72
12 96
22 80
21 30
8 10
16 34
7 80
883 fs
16 80
78 96
21 90
94 56
203 07
6O Oo
71 55
19 95
35 04
5 40
274 80
146 64
8 10
15 40
13 20
Carried forward.
$755) 588 67

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITLPiES.
1860-'61.
To William Wilkins & Co
Fowler & Jova. ..
M. Madan
Blame &. Co.
Graydon, Swanwick &, Co.
Bliss, Douglas, Wheelock & Co
L. K. Amsick & Co. .
Plume &, Lamont .
Lazard 1'reres .
J. M. Strong
Nordlinger Brothers
Ponvert &, Co
Whitman, Brothers 8: Co.
Stuart & Brugiere
J D. Nairne.
Charles Terrero.
J. L. Lafitte
Irving, Van Wart &, Co
John Vogt & Co.
Gardner & Coolidge
Ruhl, Von Keller & Co
J. M. Walton
Roe, Lockwood & Co.
R. & G. A. Wright
Eessler & Co
John A. Ecrnochan
Leoschick, Wesendonk
& Co
Vayse &, Sons
John Watson & Co
Stuart & Brother
P. V. King & Co
C. Dorr & Co
A. L. Blamenthal & Son.
Brugier & Deriweine
Giro 8: Francia
Blenkhard &, Hutton
Joseph Fisher &, Co
Sturgis & Co
Walter & Carbutt
A. C. Rosiue
J. Rosenthal & Co
Eladis Rubira
W. A. Smith
J. ZI Smith & Co
Caleb Cope & Co
Butt, Block &. Guild
F. S. Schlessinger & Son
E. Gautherin
J. Lewis .
5IISCKLLANEOCS.
Brought forward. . .
755, 588 67
25 84
111 84
27 00
20 80
18 Z4
83 58
17 iG
156 96
38 70
71 40
51 12
131 04
502 32
21 30
51 60
11 76
42 GO
23 52
759 6G
177 27
432 50
30 96
12 08
93 39
138 00
72 00
35 34
25 44
39 36
3& 470 85
127 92
149 52
174 24
24 00
27 28
167 52
182 40
348 96
418 08
G25 68
50 88
111 36
9 12
852 48
126 60
21 75
14 16
152 10
220 64
766, 087 59
From which deduct the following repayments:
By J T. Mason, late collector, Baltimore, &laryland . 1, 118 15
W. F. Colcock, late collector, Charleston, S. Carolina, 539 4S
G. Bradford 36 04
1, 693 67
87G4, 393 92

'
1rq2
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860 —'61.
MISCELLA. NEGUS.
Salaries of special examiners of drugs.
To J, Z. Goodrich, collector, Boston and Charlestown, Massachusetts
J S. Whitney, late collector, Boston and Charlestown, Massachusetts.
Hiram Barney, collector, New York, N. Y
Augustus Schell, late collector, New York, N. Y
H. W. Hoffman, Baltimore, Maryland
J. T. Mason, late collector, Baltimore, Maryland
W. F. Colcock, collector, Charleston, South Carolina
F. H. Hatch, collector, New Orleans& Louisiana
253 69
663 89
500 00
1, 500 00
250 95
834 24
487 32
583 00
5& 073 09
From which deduct the following repayment:
By F. H. Hatch, collector, New Orleans,
Louisiana
83 00
$4&990 09
Additional compensation to collectors and naval ogcers, act Jul y
To Joseph Berry, late collector, Bath, Maine
Augustus Jenkins, late collector, Portsmouth, N. H
James Blood, late collector, Newburyport, Massachusetts
J. A. Aborn, late collector, Providence, Rhode Island
Gilbert Chase, late collector, Newport, Rhode Island
J. J. Simkins, collector, Norfolk and Portsmouth, Virginia
E. S. Hough, late collector, Alexandria, Virginia
A. J. Denby, late collector, Norfolk and Portsmouth, Virginia
C. C. Robinson, naval oflicer, Norfolk and Portsmouth, Virginia
Nicholas Brown, naval ulcer, Newburyport, Massachusetts
Nathan Jackson, surveyor, iVewburyport, Massachusetts
S. King Shay, surveyor, Alexandria, Virginia
W. C. Baker, late surveyor, Providence, Rhode Island
S. B. Lord, naval ofRcer, Portsmouth, New Hampshire
J. G. . Hadley, surveyor, Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Ebenezer Dodge
J. H. Nichols
J. D. Austin
G. Bradford
'l, 1838.
709 99
511 06
247 08
2)776 20
1& 29o 73
763 46
340 58
228 74
136 15
51 09
46 55
102 89
33 89
148 89
178 25
1, 061 45
392 31
106 76
1, 216 79
$10. 347 86
Additional compensation to ogcers ard men of the'revenue service u&ho sewed
on the Pacipc coast, tI-.
To George Bloomfield 032 00
Salaries of light-house 1ceepers, assistants, g.
To J. S. Whitney, late superintendent, Boston aud Charlestown, Mass
J. Z. Goodrich, superintendent, Boston and Charlestown, Mass
T. D. Jones, late, superintendent, Frenchman's li&ay, Maine
I. H. Thomas, superintendent, Frenchman's Bay, Maine
M. Macdonald, late superintendent, Portland and Falmouth. Maine
Jedediah Jewett, superintendent, Portland and Falmouth, Maine
Augustus Jenl-ins, late superintendent, Portsmouth, N. Hampshire
J. B. Upham, superintendent, Portsmouth, New Hampshire
William Clapp, superintendent, Burlington, Vermont .. .
Charles Linsley, late superintendent, Burlington, Vermont.
S. B. Phinney, superintendent, Barnstable, Massachusetts. . Carried forward. . . .. ... . .. .
2, 831 &6
6, 325 00
5, 2o0 00
5, 250 00
4, 680 00
2, 340 00
2, 034 39
1, 0l7 67
525 00
543 75
3, 025 00
$33, 822 58

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61
MISCELLAVEOUS.
Brought forward
To J, B, H. Fessenden, superintendent, New Redford, Massachusetts. ..
John Vinson, superintendent, Edgartown, Massachusetts.
Ira Darrow, late superintendent, Edgartown, Massachusetts
Alfred Macy, superintendent, Nantucket, lifassachusetts. .. .
E. W. Allen, late superiateadent, Nantucket, Massachusetts.
S. W. Macy, superintendent, Viewport, Rhode Island .
Gilbert Chase, late superiotendent, Newport, Rhode Island ..
Edward Prcntiss, superintendent,
Ncw London, Connecticut
J. P. C. Mather, late superiutendent, New London, Coonecticut .
J. F. Babcock, superintendent, New Haven, Connecticut .
W. A. Osborn, late superintendent, New Haven, Connecticut .
F. A. Palmer, superintendent, Stonington, Connecticut . .
E. Williams, jr. , late superintendent, Stonington, Connecticut. . . .
C. W. Ioglchart, superintendent, Sackett's Harbor, New York
W. Howland, late superintendent, Sackett's Harbor, New York. .
P. M. Crandall, superintendent, Genesee, New York.
P. M. Bromley, late superintendent, Geaesee, iVow York.
J. B. Higgins, superintendent, Oswego, New York.
Franklin Spal&ling, superintendent, Niagara, New York .
8eorge P. Eddy. lato suporintendent, Niagara, New York. . .. Christian Ments, jr, superintendent, Buffalo Creek, New York ...
Warren Bryant, late superintendent, Buffalo Creek, New York .
D. M. Chapin, superintendent, Oswegatchie, New York
Horace Moody, late superintendent, Oswegatchie, New York .
John Sherry, superintendent, Sag Harbor, New York. . . . . . . .
J. M. Terbell, late superintendent, Sag Harbor, Nesv York .
Hiram Baruey, superintcn&ient, New York
Augustus Schell, late supe&iotendent, New York .
H. B. Smith, late superintendent, Champlain, New York J. M. Ingalls, superintendent, Cape Vincent, New York. ..
Theophilus Pcugnct. late superintendent, Cape Vincent, New York. .
T. D. Winner, late superintendent, Great Egg Harbor, New Jersey .
J. EI. Bartlett, superintendent, Little Egg Harbor, New Je&sey .
J. S. Jennings, late superintendent, Little Egg Harbor, New Jersey
C. M. Tibbals, . late superintendent, Presque Isle, Peunsylvania.
Jesse Shnrpe, late superintendent, Wilmington, Delaware. . . . . . . . -. .
J. M. Rodney, superintendent, Wilmington, Delaware
H. W. Hoff&aan, superintendeot, Baltimore, Maryland
J. T. Mason, late superintendent, Baltimore, Maryland. . . . .
J. , l. bimpkins, superintendeut, Norfolk and Portsmouth, Virginia
J. S. Parker, superintendent, Cherrystone, Virginin .
E. S. Hough, late superintendent, Alercandris, Virginia
L. D. Starke, superintendent, Camden, North Carolina .
EI. F. Hancock, superintendent, washington, North Carolina
O. S. Dewey, suporintendeat, Ocrncoke, North Carolina ..
J. F. Bell, superintendent, Iieaufort, North Carolina ..
J, E. Gibble, late superintendent, Beaufort. North Carolina. ...
J. T. Miller, superiateadent, Wilmingtoo, North Carolina. .
W. F. Colcock, superintendent, Charleston, South Carolina.
J. W. Merriman, superintendent, Georgetown, South Carolina ..
John Boston, superintendent, Savannah, Georgia ..
J. A. Baratle, late superintendent. St. Mary' s, Georgia .
J. J. Dafour, superintendent, St. apiary's, Georgia ..
Woodfurd Mnbry, superintendent, Brunswick, Georgia .
Thsddeus Sanford, superintendent, Mobile, Alabama. ... ..
Robert Eager, superintendent, Pearl River, Mississippi.
Joseph Sierra, superintcadcot, Pensacola, Florida .
Paul Aronu, superintendent, St. Augustine, Florida.
J. P. Bald&via, superintendent, Key &Vest, Florida
C. P. Pickering, late superintendent, Kcy West, Florida. . ..
A. B. Noyes, superintendent, St. Marl-'s, Florida.
33, 822 53
11650 00
712 50
I& 425 00
807 50
1, 752 50
1, 050 00
2, 100 00
275 00
825 00
735 50
1, 502 88
775 00
775 00
550 00
550 00
147 50
295 00
652 50
87 50
175 00
430 00
935 00
350 00
350 00
1, 575 00
1, 575 00
3, 816 4S
7, 605 70
1, 552 50
262 50
525 00
900 00
300 00
324 23
375 00
4, 189 00
2, 275 54
1, 745 75
3. 491 50
3, 550 00
1, 175 00
660 00
1, 135 14
1, 250 00
200 00
200 00
350 00
3, 861 50
2, 224 55
375 00
1, 191 66
107 25
100 00
507 65
1, 810 00
1, 434 44
150 00
36 68
5, 384 78
2, 694 66
600 00
Carried forward. . . . . . „. $1 12& 241 92

154
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'pl.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Brought forward. .
To Thomas Ledwith, superintendent, St. John' s, Florida
Nathan Baker, superintendent, Apalachicola, Florida. . . . .
R. J. Floyd, late superintendent, Apalachicola, Florida. .
Felix Livingston, superintendent, Fernandina, Florida
F. H. Hatch, superintendent, New Orleans, Louisiana. .
R. W. McMillen, superintendent, Teche, Louisiana .. .
Hamilton Stewart, superintendent, Galveston, Texas ..
D. M. Stapp, superintendent, Saluria, Texas.
F. 1V. Latham, superintendent, Brazns de Santiago, Texas. .
E. D. Potter, late superintendent, Miami, Ohio .
B. Brownell, late superintendent, Cuyahoga, Ohio
Andrew Stepham, superintendent, Miami, Ohio ... . .. .. ... John Young, superintendent, Sandusky, Ohio ..... . G. S. Patterson, late superintendent, Sandusl-y, Ohio. . ...
R. W. Davis, late superintendent, Detroit, Michigan
N. G. Isbell, superintendent, Detroit, Michigan
J. W. McMath, superintendent, Michilimackiuac, Michigan
J. A. T. Wendell, late superintendent, Michilimackinac, Michigan
Julius White, superintendent, Chicago, Illinois .
B. F. Strother, late superintendent, Chicago, IRinois
Edwin Palmer, superintendent, Milwaukie, Wisconsin.
G. W. Classon, late superintendent, Milwaukie, Wisconsin . . .
T. A. Jenkius, topographical engineers
112, 241 92
175 00
1, 235 pp
533 87
525 00
1, 910 00
1, 518 00
3, 810 00
1, 55l 96
952 46
200, 00
425 00
1, 075 OO
526 67
1& 128 33
2, 275 00
1, 150 00
5& 322 50
5, 545 00
1. 36)9 99
1, 579 50
1, 037 50
2& 071 64
459 52
From which deduct the following repayments:
C. Norton.
W. F. Colcock
J. T. Mason
M. Shoemaker
Charles Linsley
22 22
272 05
1, 509 82
204 51
8 66
148, 618 00
2, 017 26
TQ
Salaries of keepers of light-boats,
J. S. Whitney, late superintendent, Boston and Charlestown, llIass.
J. Z. Goodrich, suuerintendent, Boston and Charlestown, Mass
S. B. Phinney, late superintemlent, Barnstable, Massachusetts
C. B. H. Fessenden, late superintendent, New Bedford, Massachusetts
E. W. Allen, late superintendent, Nantucket, Massachusetts
A. lfred Macy, superintendent, Nantucket, Massachusetts
S. W. Macy, superintendent, Newport, Rhode Island
Gilbert Chase, late superintendent, Newport, Rhode Island
Edward Prentiss, superintendent, New London, Connecticut
J. P. C. Mather, late superintendent, New London, Connecticut
J. F. Babcock, superintendent, New Haven, Connecticut
M. A. Osborn, late superintendent, New Haven, Connecticut
F. A. Palmer, superintendent, Stonington, Connecticut
E. Williams, jr. , late superintendent, Stonington, Connecticut
Hiram Barney, superintendent, New York, New York
Augustus Schell, late superintendent, New York, New York
Isaac S. Jennings, late superintendent,
8'.
Little Egg Harbor, New Jersey.
T. 2I. Rodney, superintendent, Wilmington, Delaware
Jesse Sharpe, late superintendent, Wilmington, Delaware
H. W. Hoffman, superintendent, Baltimore, Maryland
J. T. Mason, late superintendent, Baltimore, Maryland
J. J. Simpkins, superintendent, Norfolk, Virginia.
G. T. Wright, late superintendent, Tappahanuock, Virginia
Carried forward
$146, 601 62
291 03
1, 437 00
2, 204 16
487 50
1, 100 00
537 50
175 00
350 00
275 00
825 00
175 00
350 00
250 00
250 00
175 00
350 00
300 00
30p 00
Ooo oo
212 50
425 00
1, 250 0)r
200 00
@12&519 69

1860-'61.
RECEIPTS AND
MISCELLANEOUS.
EXPENDITURES.
155
Brought forward
To E. S. Hough, late superintendent, Alexandria, Virginia
L. D. Starke, late superintendent, Camden, North Caroling
Joseph Ramsey, superintendent, Plymouth, North Carolina
H. F. Hancock, superintendent, Washington, North Carolina
O. S. Dewey, superintendent, Ocracoke, North Caroliua
J. F. Bell, superintendent, Beaufort, North Carolina
J. T. Miller, superintemlent, Wilruington, North Carolina
W. F. Colcock, superintendent, Charleston, South Carolina
B. R. Bythewood, superiatendent, Beaufort, South Carolina .
John Boston, superintendent, Savannah, Georgia
Woodford Mabry, superintenilent, Brunswick, Georgia
Joseph Sierra, superintendent, Pensacola, I"lorida .
Thomas Ledwith, superintendent, St. John' s, Florida
R, N. 5lcMillen, superintendent, Tecbe, Louisiana
G. W. Classoa, late superintendent, Milwaukie, Wisconsin
From which deduct thc following repayment:
By J. T. Mason
12, 519 69
400 00
250 00
2oO 00
762 00
1, 2oO 00
150 00
700 00
350 00
500 00
600 00
242 63
200 00
125 00
150 00
482 50
18& 931 82
243 34
$18& 688 48
Supplying light-houses uith oil, tube glasses, wicks, tIc.
To Jedediah Jewett, superintendent, Portland, Maine.
Moses Macdonald, late superintendent, Portland, Maine
J. B, Uphom, superintendent, Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Charles Linslcy, superiuteadeat, Burlington, Vermont
J. Z. Goodrich, superintendent, Boston and Charlestcwn, Mass.
J. S. Whitney, late superintendent, Boston and Charlestown, Jlass . .
Lawrence Grinnell, superintendent, New Bedford, Massachusetts
C. B. H. Fesseaden, late superintendent, New Bedford, 21assachusetts
E. W. Allen, late superintendent, Nantucket, JIassachusetts
Gilbert Chase, late superintendent, Newport, Rhode Island
J. P. C. Mather, late superintendent, New London, Conrecticut
M. A. Osborn, late superintendent; New Haven, Connecticut
E. Williams, jr. , late superintendent& Stnningtoa, Connecticut
Warren Bryant, late superintendent, Buifalo Creek, New York .
J. M. Terbell, late superinteadeat, Sag Harbor, New York
Augustus Sche)I, late superintendent, New York, . New York
H. B. Smith, late superintendent, Champlain, New York
T. JI. Rodney, superintendent, Wilmington, Delaware
Jesse Sharpe, late superintendent, Wihnington, Delaware
J. J. Simpkins, superintendent, Norfolk and Portsmouth, Virginia
J. S. Parker, superintendent, Cherrystone, Virginia
E. S. Hough, late superintendent, Alexandria, Virginia
H. F. Hancock, superintendent, Washington, North Carolina
J. T. Miller, supeiintendent, IVilmingtoa, North Carolina
W. F. Colcock, superintendent, Charleston, South Carolina
John Boston, superintendent, Savannah, Georgia,
Woodford Mabry, superintendent, Brunswick, Georgia
J. P. Baldwin, superintendent, Key West, Florida
F. IL Hatch, superintendent, New Orleans, Louisiana.
N. G. Isbcll, superintendent, Detroit, Michigan
R. W. Ds, vis, late superintendent, Detroit, &Jiichigan
B, F. Strothcr, superintendent, Chicago, Illinois
Edwin Palmer, superintendent, klil&vaukie, wisconsin
G. W. Classon, late superintendent, Mi! waukie, IYisconsia
Benjamin Brownell, superintendent, Cuyahoga, Ohio
583 92
I, 662 03
50 00
20 00
410 49
5o2 00
3, 000 00
11&218 51
26 00
100 00
150 00
100 00
50 00
730 81
100 00
4, 195 00
20 00
500 00
154 89
333 25
15 00
650 00
40 00
450 00
361 01
99 00
80
901 33
300 00
I& 300 00
912 44
18 38
25 56
25 00
126 00
Carried forward . . . . 6:9, 181 42

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
To W. F. Smith, topographical
MISCELLANEOUS.
engineers.
C. N. Turnbull, topographical engineers
A. M. Pennock
T. A. Jenkins
J. B. Marcland .
Brought forward. . . .
29, 181 41,
6, 900 00IJ
61, 260 00
45, 440 00
500 00
4, 125 82
From which deduct the following repayments:
By T. P. Green
M. Shoemaker
J. T. Mason
F. H. Hatch
M. Macdonald.
551 73
1& 026 64
74 89
180 42
199 65
2, 033 33
6145&373 91
Repairs and incidental expenses, gc. , of light-houses.
To I. H. Thomas, superintendent, Frenchman's Bay, Maine
Jedediah Jewett, superintendent, Portland and Falmouth, Maine
Moses Macdonald, late superintendent, Portland and Falmouth, Maine.
W. Clapp, superintendent, Burlington, 'Vermont
J. Z. Goodrich, superintendeut, Boston and Charlestown, Mass . . .
J. S, Whitney, late superintendent, Boston and Charlestown, Mass. .
C. B. H. Fessenden, late superintendent, New Bedford, Mass
Ira Darr&rw, late superintendent, Edgartown, 51assachusetts.
Alfred Macy, superintendent, Nantucket, Massachusetts
E. W. Allen, late superintendent, Nantucket, Massachusetts
J. P. C. Mather, late superintendent, New London, Connecticut
E. Williams, jr. , late superintendent, Stonington, Connect&cut
Christian Metz, jr. , superintendent, Butfalo Creek, New York
Warren Bryant, late superintendent, Buffalo Creek, New York
Hiram Barney, superintendent, New York, New York
Augustus Schell, late superintendent, New York, New York
T. M. Rodney, superintendent, Wilmington, Delaware
Jesse Sharpe, late superintendent, Wilmington, Delaware
J. T. Mason, late superintendent, Baltimore, Maryland
J. J. Simpkins, superintendent, Norfolk and Portsmouth, Virginia.
J. S. Parker, superintendent, Cherrystone, Virginia
L. D. Starke, superintendent, Camden, North Carolina
H. F. Hancocl-, superintendent, Washington, North Carolina
J. E. Gibble, superintendent, Beaufort, North Carolina
J. T. Miller, superintendent, Wilmington, North Carolina
W. F. Colcock, superintendent, Charleston, South Carolina
Thaddeus Sanford, superintendent, Mobile, Alabama .
J. P. Baldwin, superintendent, Key West, Florida
F. H. Hat&. h, superintendent, New Orleans, Louisiana
Hamilton Stewart, superintendent, Galveston, Texas
N. G. Isbell, superintendent, Detroit, Michigan
R. %V. Davis, late superintendent, Detroit, 51ichigan .
B F. Strother, late superintendent, Chicago, Illinois
C. N. Turnbull, topographical engineers
W. F. Smith, topographical engineers
W. H. Stevens, topographical engineers
W. H. C. Whiti~g, topographical engineers
J. N. 5lacomb, topographical engineers
A. lV. Whipple, topographical engineers.
Carried forward. . .
4 85
255 00
1, 408 07
15 00
1)154 85
1, 912 00
100 00
39 00
4 l7
66 83
17 80
75 00
306 19
976 30
1&000 00
1& 000 00
300 00
1& 007 00
25 00
590 00
100 00
10 00
195 00
30 45
250 00
900 00
787 50
1, 075 59
3, 790 00
100 00
1, 500 00
562 50
250 00
15, ooo oo
40, 680 00
4&598 49
1, S00 00
7, 000 00
5& 000 00
$94&886 59

ItEUEIP'I'S AND
EXPENDITURES.
15?
1860-'61.
MISCELLANEOL 8.
Brought forward
To Hartman Bache, topographical engineers
T. N. Jenkins, topographical engineers
From which deduct the following repayments:
By J. B. Bowdish
J. A. Winslow
J. T. Mason
F. H. Hatch
Augustus Schell
M. A. Osborn
E. S. Hough
189 32
31 25
195 12
655 00
47 24
94 96
511 80
94, 886 59
6, 746 57
600 00
102& 133 16
1, 724 69
$100, 408 47
Seamen's uages, repairs, an&j supplies of light-boats,
To J. Z. Goodrich, superintendent, Boston and Cbarlestown, Mass.
J. S. Whitney, late superintendent, Boston and Charlestown, Zlass
S. B. Phinney, late superintendent, Barnstable, Massachusetts
C. B. H. Fessenden, late superintendent, New Bedford, 51assachusetts
Ira Darrow, late superintcndcnt, Edgartown, Massachusetts
Alfred Macy, superintendent, Nantucket, Massachusetts
E. W. Allen, late superintendent, Nantucket, Massachusetts
S. W. Macy, superintendent, Newport, Rhode Island
Gilbert Chase, late superintendent, Newport, Rhode Island.
Edward Prentiss, superintendent, New London, Connecticut
J. P. C. Mathcr, late superintendent, New London, Connecticut.
J, F. Babcock, superintendent, New Haven, Connecticut
M. A. Osborn, late snperintendent, New London, Connecticut
F. A. Palmer, superintendent, Stonington, Connecticut
E. Williams, jr. , late superintendent, Stonington, Connecticut
Hiram Barney, superintendent, New York, New York .
Augustus Schcll, late superintendent, New York, New York . .
T. M. Rodney, superintendent, , Wilmington, Delaware
Jesse Sharpe, late superintendent, Wilmington, Delaware
H. W. HoQ'man, superintendent, Baltimore, Maryland
J. T. 51ason, laic superiutendent, Baltimore, Maryland .
J. J. Simpkins, superintendent, Niorfolk and Ports&uouth, Virginia
G, T. Wright, superintendent, Tappahsnnock, Virginia
E. S. Hough, late superintendent, Alexandria, Virginia
L. D. Starke, superintendent, Camden, North Carolina.
Joseph Ramsey, superintendent, Plymouth, North Carolina
H. F. Hancock, superintendent, Washington, North Carolina
O. S. Dewey, superintendent, Ocracoke, North Carolina.
J. T. Miller, superintendent, Wilmington, horth Carolina .
W F. Colcock, superintendent, Charleston, South Carolina
B R. Bythewood, superintendent, Beaufort, South Carolina
John Boston, superiutcndent, Savannah, Georgia
Thaddeus Sanford, superintendent, Mobile, Alabama .
Joseph Sierra, superintendent, Pensacola, Florida .
Thomas Ledwith, superintendent, St. John' s, Florida
F. H. Match, superintendent, New Orleans. Louisiana . -------------
B. F. Strotbcr, late superintendent, Chicago, Illinois
J. N. Macomb, topographical engineers
W. F. Smith, topographical engineers
C. N. Turnbull, topographical engineers
Carried forward
gc.
3, 514 G9
6, 255 55
8, 058 17
2&665 41
578 00
I, 681 42
3, 145 33
570 00
1, 537 00
666& 00
5, 559 89
360 00
820 00
612 00
'762 00
1, G09 61
3, 966 87
976 00
3, 757 75
474 00
998 00
13, 9&J6 24
298 70
732 00
1, 019 00
1, 749 00
1, 981 66
3, 560 00
3, 478 35
2, 391 99
978 00
1&416 00
154 47
225 00
114 00
1, 528 25
4 80
25, 350 00
2, 000 00
13, 833 33
$123, 378 48

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
To J. J. Cisco, assistant treasurer,
A. M. Pennock
MISCELLANEOUS.
Brought forward.
New York
123, 378 48
2, 500 08
16, 175 08
From which deducl the following repayments:
By J. T. Mason
Gilbert Chase
J. A. %Vins]ow
J. S. Whitney
J. P. C. Mather
702 94
149 74
47 07
1, 666 00
150 74
142, 053 48
2)716 49
6 l39, 336 99
Commissions nf tu)o anor, a half per cent. to such superintendents
the same.
To T. D. Jones, late superintendent, Frenchman's Bav, Maine
I. H. Thomas, superintendent, Frenchman's Bay, Maine
J. B. Upham, superintendent, Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Augustus Jenkins, late superintendent, Portsmouth, New Hampshire
William Clapp, superintendent, Burlington, Vermont
Charies Liusley, late superintendent, Burlington, Vermont.
C. H. Pcaslee, late superintendent, Boston aud Charlestown, Mass
S. B. Phinney, late superintendent, Barnstable, Massachusetts
John Vinson, superintendent, Edgartown, Massachusetts
Ira Darrow, late superintendent, Edgartown, Massachusetts.
Alfred Macy, superintendent, Nantucket, Massachusetts
E. W. Allen, late supcrintendeut, Nsutucket, Massachusetts .
S. W. Macy, superintendent, Newport, Rhode Island
Gilbert Chase, late superintendent,
Edward I'rentiss, superintendent,
Newport, Rhode Island
New London, Connecticut
J. P. C. Mather, late superintendent, New London, Connecticut
J. F. Babcock, superintendent, New Haven, Connecticut
F. A. Palmer, superintendent, Stonington, Connecticut
E. )1 illiams, jr. , late superintendent, Stonington, Connecticut
C. W. Iuglehart, superintendent, Sackett's Harbor, New York
William Howland, late superintendent, Sackett's Harbor, New York
P. 2L Crandall, superintendent, Genesee, New York
P. M. Bromley, late superintendent, Genesee, New York
J. B. Higgins, superintendent, Oswego, New York
Franklin Spalding, superintendent, Niagara New York
George P. Eddy, late superintendent, Niagara, New York.
Christian 21etz, jr. , superintendent, Buffalo Creek, New York.
Warren Bryant, late superintendent, Buffalo Creek, New York
D. M. Chopin, superintendent, Oswegatchie, New York
Horace Moody, late superintendent, Osw) gatchie, New York.
John Sherry superintendent, Sag Harbor, New York
J. M. Terbell, late superintendent, Sag Harbor, New York
H, B. Smith, superintendent, Champlain, New York
J. 1V. Ingalls, superintendent, Cape Vincent, New York. . .
Theodore Peugnet, late superintendent,
Cape Vincent, New York
J. D. Winner, superintendent, Great Erg Harbor, Ncw Jersey
J. H. Bartlett, superintendent, Little Egg Harbor, New Jersey
J. S Jennings, late superintendent, Little Egg Harbor, New Jersey
C. W. Tibbals, superintendent. Presque Isle, Pennsylvania.
T. M. Rodney, superintendent, Wihnington, Delaware.
Jesse Sharpe, late superintendent, Wilmingtou, Delaware.
J J. Simpl-ins, superintendent, Norfolk and Portsmouth, Virginia
as are entitled to
131 26
131 70
27 08
50 70
13 50
17 91
963 48
341 62
17 81
35 62
98 63
150 13
44 87
91 54
54 80
255 04
31 75
40 92
40 92
13 74
13 74
3 69
7 38
16 32
2 19
4 38
48 32
72 71
8 74
8 74
39 38
39 38
39 31
6 5Ii
13 12
19 98
10 63
44 83
9 38
138 'f9
425 80
200 00
Carried forward.
83, 726 39

KECEII TB AND
EXPENDITURES.
159
1860-'61 ~
MISCELLANEOUS.
Brought forward.
E. 8, Hough, superinten&leut, Alexandria, Virginia. . . G. T. Wright, superintendent, Tappahannock, Virginia. .
To J. S. Parker, superintendent, Cherrystone, Virginia. .
I, . D. Starke, superintendent, Camden, North Carolina. . . . .
Joseph Ramsey, superintendent, Plymouth, North Caroliua.
H, F. Hancock, superintendent, Washington, North Carolina
O. S. Dewey, superintendent, Ocracoke, North Carolina. . . . . .
J. F. Bell, superintendent, Beaufort, North Carolina
J. E. Gibble, late superintendent, Beaufort, North Carolina.
J. T. Miller, superintendent, Wilmington, North Carolina .
B. R. Bythewood, superintendent, Beaufort, South Carolina
J. J Dufour, superintendent, St. Mary' s, Georgia.
Woodford Mabry, superintendent, Brunswick, Georgia.
Robert Eager, superintendent, Pearl River, Mississippi
Joseph Sierra, superintendent, Pensacola, Florida
J. P. Baldwin, superintendent, Key West, Florida
A. B. Noyes, superintendent, St. Mark's, Florida
Thomas Ledwith, superintendent, St, John' s, Florida. . . . .
Nathan Baker, superintendent, Apalachicola, Florida, . . .
R. l. Floyd, late superintendent, Apalachicola, Florida
Felix Livingston, superintendent, Fernandina, Florida
R. N. McMillan, superintendent, Techs, Louisiana
Hamilton Stewart, superintendent, Galveston, Texas.
D. M. Stapp, superintendent, Saluria, Texas.
F. W. Lstham, superintendent, Brazos de Santiago, Texas.
Andrew St~ phan, superintendent, Miami, Ohio. . . . . . . . . . .
E. D, Potter, late superintendent, Miami, Ohio. . . . . . .
John Youngs, superintendent, Sandusky, Ohio
G. S. Patterson, late superintendent, Saudusky, Ohio
Benjamin Brownell, late superintendent, Cuyahoga, Ohio
N. G. Isbcll, superintendent, Detroit, Michigan
R. W. Davis, late superintendent, Detroit, Michigan .
J. lV. McMatb, superintendent, Michilhuackinac, Michigan. . . .
J. A T. Wendell, late superintendent, Michilimackinac, Michigan.
Julius White, superintendent, Chicago, Illinois
B. F. Strother, late superintendent, Chicago, Illinois.
Edwin Palmer, superintendent, Mkwaukie, Wisconsin
G. W. Cia:son, lute superintendent, Milwaukie, Wisconsin. . .
P. F. Thomas.
3, 726 39
31 18
95 00
13 54
53 58
25 10
50 70
90 00
8 75
9 51
100 05
18 50
2 50
18 76
35 86
14 37
275 22
15 00
10 35
27 10
15 43
13 12
40 00
97 75
39 24
23 80
4 50
10 62
13 16
28 20
31 00
116 25
102 99
133 05
138 62
34 25
40 35
26 57
67 19
Z, 178 04
$7 775 r59
Expenses of' superintendents in visiting light-houses annually, reporting their
condition, g'.
To E. S Hough, late superintendent, Alexandria, Virginia
R W. Davis, late superintendent, Detroit, Michigan. . .
J. S. Whitney, late superintcndcnt, Boston aud Cbarlestown, Mass
From which deduct the following re-payment:
By E. S Hough
1, 000 00
270 00
75 00
1, 345 00
519 20
Ss25 80
refunding duties collected in 3$exico from military contributions.
To Jonatha. n Hamor $170 00

160
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61
MISCELLANEOUS.
Expenses of' weighing, mooring, cleaning, repairing, and supplying losses pf
beacons,
To I. H. Thomas, superintendent, Frenchman's Bay, Maine. . .
Jedcdiah Jewett, superintendent, Portland and Falmouth, Maine.
Moses Macdouald, late superintendent, Portland and Falmouth, Maine
J. B. Upham, superiotendent, Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Charles Linsley, late superintendent, Burlington, Vermont.
J. Z. Goodrich, superintendent, Boston and Charlestown, Mass. . . . . .
J. S. Whitney, late superintendent, Boston and Charlestown, Mass.
C. B. H. Fessenden, late superintendent, New Bedford, Mass.
Ira Darrow, late superintendent, Edgartown, Massachusetts
Alfred Macy, superintendent, Nantuclret, Massachusetts
E. W. Allen, late superintendent, Nantucket, Massachusetts
J. P C. slather, late superintendent, New London, Connecticut
Christian Metz, jr. , superintendent, Buffalo Creek, New York
Warren Bryant, late superintendent, Buffalo Creek, New York
Hiram Barney, superintendent, New York, New York.
Augustus Schell, late superintendent, New York, New York
T. D. Winner, superintendeut, Great Egg Harbor, New Jersey .
J. S Jennings, late superintendent, Little Egg Harbor, New York. .
J. H Bartlett, superiutendent, Little Egg Harbor, New York
T. M. Rodney, superintendent, Wilmington, Delaware
Jesse Sharpe, late superintendent, Wihnington, Delaware.
J. T. Mason, late superintendent, Baltimore, Maryland
J. J. Simpkins, late superintendent, Norfolk and Portsmouth, Virginia.
J. S. Parker, superintendent, Cherrystone, Virginia
H, F. Hancock, superintendent, Washington, North Carolina
J. T, Miller, superintendent, Wilmington, North Carolina
W. F Colcock, superintendent, Charleston, South Carolina .
Thaddeus Sanford, superintendent, Mobile, Alabama. ..
Joseph Sierra, superintendent, Pensacola, Florida,
J. P. Baldwin, superintendent, Key West, Florida
Thomas Ledwith, superintendent, St. John' s, Florida
Nathan Blake, superintendent, Apalachicola) Florida
Felix Livingston, late superintendent, Apalachicola, Florida
F. H. Hatch, superintendent, New Orleans, Louisiana
G. S. Patterson, superintendent, Sandusky, Ohio
N. G. Isbell, superintendent, Detroit, Michigan.
R. W. Davis, late superintendent, Detroit, Michigan
B. F. Strother, superintendent, Chicago, Illinois
C. N. Turnbull, topographical engineers
W. I'. Smith, topographical engineers
W. H. Stevens topographical engineers
C. W. Pickering
T. A. Jenkins. .
13 00
2, 458 30
6& 354 00
50 00
150 00
1, 936 00
7, 074 00
975 00
2, 507 00
915 00
2, 992 00
2, 874 24
1, 196 64
1, 038 45
2, 041 13
7) 228 18
184 25
197 50
169 46
1, 200 00
2, 830 56
25 00
5) 905 51
72 50
4, 293 75
2, 750 00
6, 550 00
2, 300 00
1, 656 00
2, 873 29
150 00
50 00
150 00
4, 957 69
1&233 95
700 00
100 00
461 25
2, 000 00
1&500 00
150 60
1, 115 66
1, 000„00
84) 380 15
From which deduct the following repayments:
By M. Shoemaker
J. T. Mason.
F. H. Hatch
M. Macdonald
E. S. Hough
1, 420 57
225 43
2& 150 00
1, 028 79
760 91
5, 585 70
678, 794 45

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
161
l 860-' 6 l .
MISCEf LANEOUS.
Fuel and quarters of ogcers of the army serving on light-house
To A. W. Whipple, i, opographical
engineers
J. N. Macomb, topographical engineers.
Hartman Bache . do
C. N. Turnbull. do.
W. F. Smith . . do
B, S. Alexander. . . do
W. H. C. Whiting do
W. H, Stevens . do
N. Michler . . . . . do
duty.
494 49
501 00
672 50
586 00
310 24
489 66
87 00
91 33
600 00
$3, 832 22
Tou!ards the erection of a hght-house of granite, iron, or a combination of both,
on the outer I&Iinot Ledge, entrance of Boston harbor, 3Iassachusetts.
To B. F. Alexander, topographical engineers.
W. F. Smith, topographical engineers.
17, 500 00
11 46
$17, 511 46
For rebuilding the tu&o light-house tomers on Thatcher's island, Cape Ann,
itIassachusetts, and formfitting them with first order of illuminating apparatus.
To C. N. Turnbull, topographical engineers. $40) 000 00
Compensation of tu)o superintendents of life stations on the coast of Long
Island and, Net&& Jersey.
To S. C. Dunham, superintendent of life stations. . . .
0. S. Denton, superintendent of life stations
Daniel Townsend, superiutendent of life stations
From which deduct the following
By S. C. Dunham
repayment:
799 45
1, 500 00
873 62
3, 173 07
375 00
$2, 798 07
ComI&ensation of fifty four keepers of hfe stations, at $200 each per annum, on
the coast of Nero Jersey.
To S. C. Dunham, superintendent of life stations .
0. S. Dcnton, superintendent of life stations .
Daniel Townsend, superintendent of life stations.
Froru which deduct the following
By S. C. Dunham.
repayment:
1, 350 00
4, 768 13
5, 400 00
11, 518 13
1, 350 00
$10, 168 13

162
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
Contingencies
III SCELL4. NEOUS.
of life stations on the coast of Long Island and New Jersey,
To S. C. Dunham, superintendent of life stations
O. S. Denton, superintendent of life stations
From which deduct the following repayment:
By S, C. Dunham.
11 25
309 91
321 16
11 25
$309 91
Rebuilding on a proper site the light-house destroyed by
at Pungoteague, Virginia.
ice during the last uinter
To J. S. Parker, superintendent.
$24 24
ItebuiMing the light-house at Cape Canaveral, and fitting it up ivith first order
catadioptric illuminating apparatus.
To W, F. Smith, topographical engineers $23, 000 00
Repairing the works and piers in order to preserve and secure the light-house
at Chicago, Illinois.
To W. F. Smith, topographical engineers $3, 500 00
To enable the Light-house Board, under direction of the Secretary of the Treasury,
to experiment with Dabotl'0 and other signals, and to purchase the signal
erected by Dabolt, and now in operation at New London, Connecticut.
To W. F. Smith, topographical engineers $1, 500 00
Establishment and alteration of the beacon-light on long wharf, New IIaven,
Connecticut.
'To W. F. Smith, topographical engineers $2, 000 00
Beacon-light on one of the Sisters' islands in the St. Lawrence river, below
Alexandria bay.
To J. J. Cisco, assistant treasurer, New York . . . . $2, 000 00
For the erection of a stone beacon on iVilt reef, iVew York.
To W. F. Smith, topographical engineers $3, 500 00
RebuiMing the tu o light-house towers at Navesink, New Jersey.
To W F. Smith, topographical engineers . . . . . $10, 000 00

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-' 61
MISCELLANEOUS.
Co/tstruction of a firs class light-house at Apateague, Virginia.
To Hartman Bache, topographical engineers $3, 113 57
Completing the tower and keeper's du, elling at Cape Charles, V»rginia.
To J. N. 51acomb, topographical engineers $5, 000 00
Erection of a light-house
at 3]orth river, 1Vorth Carolina.
To J. N. Xacomb, topographical engineers. $5, 000 00
Light-house
at the mouth of Cape Fear river, %orth Carolina.
To W. H. C. Whiting, topographical engineers $700 00
Commencement and completion of aniron screw light-house at or near the entrance
of the channel of the 37ississ»pp» rior, at the Southwest Pass, JJc. , Louisiana.
To W. F. Smith, topographical engineers $5, 000 00
Rebuilding the to»cere at Whitefish Point, coast of Lake
To W. F. Smith, topographical engineers
John Pope, topographical engineers.
Superior, 3Iichigan.
29, 000 00
4, 768 00
$33, 768 00
Fog-bell at Grand Haven light-house,
SA'chigan.
To W. F. Smith, topographical engineers $1& 500 00
Completion and protection of u:ay to the light-house at EEuron, Ohio.
To A. W. Whipple, topographical engineers $4, 000 00
Protecting the piers and beacon-lights on the pier at Cleveland, Ol»io.
To A. W. Whipple, topographical engineers $7 479 49
Light-house on Raspberry island, one of the c4postle islands, Lake Superior,
IVisconsin.
To John Pope. topographical engineers
W, F. Smith, topographical engineers
500 00
1, 250 00
$1&750 00

164
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860 —'61.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Construction of a pier and light-house at 31ittcaukie, wisconsin.
To W. F. Smith, topographical engineers Ill, 000 00
Construction of a suitable beacon-light at the port of Racine, TTrisconsin,
To W. F. Smith, topographical engineers $11, 000 00
Eor a light-house at Red Blug;, Whitby'8 island, TVashington Terrztory.
To N. Michler, United States navy $4, 000 00
Oil and other supplies for fifteen lights, Sic. , on the coasts of California, Oregon,
and washington.
To B. F. Washington, late superintendent,
C. S. Boggs, Uuited States navy
San Francisco, California
1, 109 00
2, 350 00
$3, 459 00
8alaries of keepers and assistant keepers of light-houses
nia, Oregon, and Washington.
on the coasts of Califor-
To John Adair, superintendent,
Oregon
B. J. Burns, superintendent, Cape Perpetua, Oregon
P. H. Downey, superintendent, San Pedro, California
J. A. Watson, superintendent, Monterey, California
B. F. Washington, late superintendent, San Francisco, California
H. Hancock, superintendent, San Diego, California
N. Michler, United States navy
C. C. Phillips
1, 350 00
866 66
1, 487 26
975 00
5, 805 00
950 66
2, 150 00
4& 386 12
ZZ17, 970 70
Commission of 2-', per cent. to such superintendents as are entitled to the same,
on the coasts of Calzfornia, Oregon, and Washington.
To B. J. Burns, superintendent,
C. C. Phillips
C. H. Peasle
Cape Perpetua, Oregon
21 66
109 65
866 52
$987 83
Repairs and incidental expenses of lights and buildings. connected thereurith on
the coasts of California, Ozegon, and Washington.
To B. F. Washington, late superintendent, San Francisco, California. . . 1, 066 49
N, Michler, United States navy . 3, 680 67
64, 746 16

1860- 61.
RECEIPTS AND
MISCELLANEOUS.
EXPENDITURES.
Expenses of raising, cleaning, repairing, and removing, Jfc. , floating beacons,
buoys, tI, on the coasts of California, Oregon, and Washington.
To B. F. Washington, late superintendent,
N. Michler, United States navy .
P. Della Torre
San Francisco, California
165
495 95
822 12
500 00
$1, 818 07
Providi ng a suitable vessel and maintaining the same in, visiting the lights, gc. „
for inspection and delivery of supplies, and for transportatiou of materials&,
supplies, and laborers for repairing, &I'yc. , light-houses on the Pacific coast.
To C. S. Boggs, United States navy $29, 990 00'
Contingencies rf& life-saving apparatus on the coast of the United 8!ates.
To Marshall LeiYarts
H. P. Gardner
Daniel Townsend
3. 784 00
6, 633 23
200 00
$10& 617 23
Light-house at Point Lobos, Cahfornia.
To
. Della Torre
$250 00
3Iari&re hospital
establishment.
To W'ashington Long, agent, Passamaquoddy, Maine. . . .
Robert Burns, late ageni, , Passamaquoddy, Maine
Bion Bradbury, late agent, Passamaquoddy, Maine
A. F. Parlin, late agent, Machias, Maine.
T. D. Jones, late agent, Frenchman's Bay, Maine
Davis Tillsnn, agent, Waldoborough, Maine
J. H. Kennedy, late agent, Waldoborough, Maine
Jedediah Jewett, agent, Portland and Fain&outh, ELaine
Moses Macdonald, late agent, Portland and Falmouth, Maine . .
Thomas K. Lane, agent, Saco, Maine
A. A. Hanscom, late agent, Saco, Maine.
John Cousens, agent, Kennebec, Maine
Luther Jenkius, agent, York, Maine
J. G. Dickerson, agent, Belfast, Maine
D. F. Leavitt, agent, Bangor, Maine
Augustus Jenkins, agent, Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
William Clapp, agent, Burlington, Vermont
Charles Linsley, late agent, Burlington, Vermont
James Blood, agent, Newburyport, Massachusetts
Gorham Babson, agent, Gloucester, Massachusetts
W. B. Pike, late agent, Salem and Beverly, Elassachusetts
J. S. Whitney, late agent, Boston and Charlestown, Massachusetts
S. B. Phinney, agent, Barnsiable, Irfassachusetts
C. B. H. I'esseuden, agent, Ncw Bedford, Massachusetts.
Ira Darrow, late agent, Edgartown, Elassachusetts
Charles Anthony, agent, Providence, Rhode Island
J. A. Aborn, late agent, Providence, Rhode Island.
G, H Rr ynolds, late agent, Bristol and Warren, Rhode Island
225 00
2, 025 00
189 64
700 00
554 00
400 00
1, 097 00
520 00
4, 732 00
125 00
1 25
101 00
10 37
387 00
1, 603 00
1, 125 00
101 00
202 00
7 50
134 00
71 00
18, 124 00
7, 797 00
253 00
2, 296 00
405 00
3, 827 00
207 00
Carried forward $47, 219 76

166
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Brought forward
To Gilbert Chase, late agent, Newport, Rhode Island
Edward Prentiss, agent, New London, Connecticut
J. P. C. Mather, late agent, New London, Connecticut
Patrick Fsgsn, agent, Middletown, Connecticut
J. F. Babcock, agent, New Haven, Connecticut
M. A. Osborn, late agent, New Haven, Connecticut.
W. S. Pomeroy, agent, Fairfield, Connecticut
P. M. Bromley, agent, Genesee, New York
J. B. Higgins, agent, Oswego, New York
G. P. Eddy, agent, Niagara, New York
C. Metz, jr. , agent, Buffalo Creek, New York
Warren Bryant, late agent, BufFalo Creek, New York.
D. M. Chapin, agent, Oswcgatchie, New York
Augustus Schell, late agent, New York, New York
Theophilus Peuguet, agent, Cape Vincent, New York.
W. S. Bowen, agent, Bridgetown, New Jersey.
T. D. Winner, agent, Great Egg Harbor, New Jersey
J, S. Jennings, agent, Little Egg Harbor, New Jersey
C. W. Bstchelor, agent, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
J. A. Gibson, late agent, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania
W. B. Thomas, agent, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
J, B. Baker, late agent, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
C. M. 'Iibballs, agent, Presque Isle, Pennsylvania
H. W. Hoffman, agent, Baltimore, Maryland
J. T. Mason, late agent, Baltimore, Maryland
El. C. Mathews, agent, Georgetown, District of Columbia.
W. M. Harrison, late agent, Richmond, Virginia . . . . .
J. J. Simpkins, agent, Norfolk and Portsmouth, Virginia
G. T. Wright, agent, Tappahannock, Virginia
E. S. Hough, late agent, Alexandria, Virginia.
Timothy Rives, agent, Petersburg, Virginia
A. J. Psnncll, late agent, Wheeling, Virginia
L. D. Starke, agent, Camdea, North Carolina
Edmund Wright, agent, Edeutou, North Carolina
Joseph Ramsey, agent, Plymouth, North Carolina
O. S. Dewey, agent, Ocrscoke, North Carolina.
J. E. Gibble, late agent, Beaufort, North Carolina.
J. T. Miller, agent, Wilmiugton, North Carolina
W. F. Colcock, agent, Charleston, South Carolina.
J. N. Merriman, agent, Georgetown, South Carolina
John Boston, agent, Savannah, Georgia
Woodford Mabry, agent, Brunswick, Georgia.
Thaddeus Sanford, agent, Mobile, Alabama.
John Hunter, agent, Natchez, Mississippi
John Bobb, agent, Vicksburg, Mississippi.
Joseph Sierra, agent, Pensacola, Florida
J. P. Baldwin, agent, Key West, Florida.
A. B. Noyes, agent, St. Mark's, Florida.
Thomas Ledwith, agent, St John' s, Florida
R. J. Floyd, agent, App&alschicola, Florida
F. H. Hatch, agent, New Orleans, Louisiana.
Hamilton Stewart, agent, Galveston, Texas. ..
D, M. Stspp, agent, Saluria, Texas. ...
F. W. Lathsm, agent, Brazos de Santiago, Texas W. N. Haldeman, agent, Louisville, Kentucky ....
William Nolen, agent, Psducah,
Jesse Thomas, agent, Nashville,
Kentucky
Tennessee
H. T. Hubbard, agent, Memphis, Teuaessee
D. H. Donovan, agent, St, Louis, Missouri
T. J. Sherlock, agent, Cincinnati, Ohio.
E. D. Potter, agent, Miami, Ohio .
47, 219 76
675 00
16 00
308 00
408 00
101 00
587 00
25 00
215 pp
4, 195 00
78 00
757 pp
3& 724 00
49 00
29& 350 00
100 00
598 00
24 00
43 00
2, 041 00
3, 486 00
I, 200 00
5, 890 00
175 00
1, 312 00
3& 937 00
805 00
800 00
3&431 00
210 00
275 00
620 00
1, 012 00
952 00
166 00
401 00
I, 994 00
85 00
2, 492 00
1, 500 00
325 00
4, 871 00
172 00
8, 307 00
3, 000 00
2, 750 00
1, 883 00
1, 453 00
2, 060 00
116 00
373 00
26, 666 00
i&, 902 00
600 00
13 00
10, 833 00
10, 100 00
290 00
I, 966 00
]0, 500 00
9, 347 00
I, 287 00
Carried forward . $224, 465 76

ltEUEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
167
1860-' 61.
MISCEIJ ANEOUS.
Brought forward. .
To John Youngs, agent, Sandusky, Ohio.
G. S. Patterson, late agent, Sandusky, Ohio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Benjamin Brownell, agent, Cuyahoga, Ohio.
N. G. Isbell, agent, Detroit, Michigan.
R. W. Davis, late agent, Detroit, Michigan.
J. A. T. Wendell, agent, Michilimackinac, Michigan
Julius White, agent, Chicago, Illinois
B. F. Strother, late agent, Chicago, Illinois.
Daniel Warm, agent, Galena, Illinois.
Charles Denby, agent, Evansville, Indiana.
Edwin Palmer, agent, Milwaukie, Wisconsin . . .
G. W. Classon, late agent, MHwaukie, Wisconsin . .
Philip Harvey, agent, Burlington, Iowa
B. F. Washington, late agent, San Francisco, California. ...... . ..
M. H. Frost, late agent, Puget's Sound, Washington Territory . . . . .
G. G. Bowden
A. A. Eddington
J. H. Nichols
C. C. Phillips
Nathan Baker .
Jonathan Dickerson
J. Berger
M, Shoemaker
B. H. Wirtz
Stark Denham
M. Whallon
From which deduct the following repayments:
By F. H. Hatch.
John Brawley.
J. A. Gibson.
C, Norton
J. A. Baratle.
W. H. Singleton.
Luther Jenkins
W. Mabrey .
W. F. Colcock
J. E. Gibble.
M, Macdonald.
Charles Anthony
Charles Linsley
J. B. Bowdish
Annual
repairs of marine hospitals.
To Benjamin Brownell, late agent, Cuyahoga, Ohio ..
J. J. Simpkins, agent, Norfolk and Portsmouth, Virginia ...
1lIari ne hospital at Portland, 3Iaine.
To S. 51. McKcan, disbursing clerk Treasury Department. .
C. M. Plumn&er .
Which deduct from the following repayment:
By M. 5lacdonald
Escess of repayment .
3, 979 81
52 96
36 00
11 38
29 31
108 42
64
50 14
173 40
28 40
46 93
405 Ou
13 20
114 30
224, 465 76
50 00
267 00
5, 421 00
1, 141 00
5, 438 76
389 00
705 00
6, 691 00
350 00
5, 170 00
891 00
2, 062 00
1, 767 00
32, 846 00
3, 640 00
156 83
3&961 20
1, 435 00
15, 474 00
888 00
889 00
. 3 20
73 96
144 00
536 00
34 51
314, 890 22
5, 049 89
$309&840 33
49 00
450 00
$499 00
12 00
143 I?
155 17
1, 402 55
$1, 247 38

168
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Marine hospital at Chelsea, Massach, usetts.
To S. M. McKean, disbursing clerk Treasury Department. . . . . . . . . . .
J. S. Whitney, late agent, Boston, Massachusetts. . . . . . .
B. S. Alexander.
5 00
1, 400 00
279 69
$1, 684 69
Marine hospital at Burlington,
Vermont.
To J. B. Bowdish, fate agent, Burlington, Vermont . . . 80 20
Marine hospital at Wilmington,
North Carolina.
To S. M. McKean, disbursing clerk Treasury Department $51 40
To provide for a suitawe building
as a vnarine hospital at St. 1lIark's, Elorida.
To S. M. McKean, disbursing clerk Treasury Departruent. . . . . . . .
A. B. Noyes, agent, St. Mark's, Florida
25 00
1, 478 80
81, 503 80
Construction of a marine hospital at Netc Orleans, Louisiana.
To F. H. Hatch, agent, New Orleans, Louisiana
S. M. McKean, disbursing clerk Treasury Department. .
The Trenton Locomotive Company, kc
3, 002 24
305 00
10, 731 80
From which deduct the following repayment:
By F. H. Hatch
14, 039 04
6, 987 65
$7)051 39
Ten per cent. for contingent expenses, gc. , in the erection of a marine hospital
at Nem Orleans, Louisiana.
To F. H. Hatch, agent, New Orleans, Louisiana. 8274 73
Construction of a marine hospital at Cincinnati, Ohio.
To T. J. Sherlock, late agent, Cincinnati, Ohio. $1, 831 il
Construction of a marine hospital at Euansuille, Indiana.
To Charles Denby, agent, Evansville, Indiana $100 00
Construction of a marine hospital at Detroit, Ilichigan.
To R. W. Davis, late agent, Detroit, Michigan $835 37

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITOR;RES,
169
1860-' 61.
51 ISCELLAN EOUS.
Construction of a marine hospital at Burlington, Iowa.
To S. M. 51cKean, disbursing clerk Treasury Department $5 00
Annual repairs, 8jc. , of cu;tom-houses.
To J, R. Redman, late collector, Penobscot, Jlaine.
M. Macdonald, late collector, Portland and Falmonth, Ilaine
Bion Bradbury, late collector, Passamaquoddy, Maine
S. B. Phinney, late collector, Barnstable, Massachusetts. ..... ....
J. A. . Gibson, late collector, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. ...
E. S. Hough, late collector, Alexandria, Virginia,
Joseph Ramsey, late collector, Plymouth, North Carolina
J. A. T. Wendell, late collector, 51ichilimackinac, Michigan.
S. 51. McKean, disbursing clerk Treasury Department
John Frazer.
James Blood
From which deduct the following repayments:
By John Brawley
S. M. Clark
C. B H. Fessenden
26
337 52
265 06
8 53
200 00
645 47
225 00
107 50
25 00
219 25
155 00
65 00
53 97
75 00
Ii779 72
602 84
$1, 176 88
Fencing and grading the site of the custom-house
at Bath, Maine.
To Joseph Berry, late collector, Bath, Maine $18 42
Custom-house at Ellstvorth, Maine.
To James White
To James White.
Custom;house
at Bef last, Maine.
$1, 721 85
$2, 131 37
For the accommodatton of the custom-house, post once, and United States courts,
Portsmouth, Irew Hampshire.
To Augustus Jenkins, collector, Portsmouth, New Hampshire
S. M. McKean, disbursing clerk Treasury Department. .
Wood tt Perot
Cornelius tr, Baker
3, 250 00
112 50
I, 386 88
334 59
$5, 083 97
Custom-house,
Jyc. , at Bristol, Bhode Island.
To G. H. Reynolds, collector, Bristol, Rhode Island . . . .
8 51, McKean, disbursing clerk Treasury Department.
Wood 6r, Perot
799 00
74 00
412 50
$1, 285 50

170
1860-'61.
RECEIPTS AND
MISCELI ANEOUS.
EXPENDITURES.
Custom-house,
gc. , at New Ha«en, Connecticut.
To M. A. Osborn, late collector, New Haven, Connecticut . . . . . . . . . . . .
J. T. Babcock, late collector, New Haven, Connecticut .
S. M. McKean, disbursing clerk Treasury Department
Linus Yale, jr. ,
Gr, Co
From which deduct the following repayment:
By M. A. . Osborn.
544 81
866 00
IIO 00
168 50
I, 689 31
226 11
$1, 463 20
'Pen per cent. for contingent expenses, gc. , in the erection of a custom-house at
Plattsburg, New York.
'To H. B. Smith, collector, Plattsburg, New York $25 00
Custom-house,
gc. , at Oswego, iVew York.
To J. B. Higgins, collector
S. M. McKean, disbursing clerk Treasury Department
15 88
54 00
$69 88
Ten pe~ cent. for contingent expenses, Q. , in the erection of a custom-house at
Buffalo, New York.
To S. M. McKean, disbursing clerk Treasury Department . . . . $198 40
I'en per cent. for contingent expenses of the custom-h5use, tIc. , at Berth rfmboy,
New Jersey.
To S. M. McKean, disbursing clerk Treasury Department . 6142 50
Repairs of custom-house
at Baltimore, Jtraryland.
'To J. T. 5Iason, late collector, Baltimore, Maryland
S. M. McKean, disbursing clerk Treasury Department. . . . . . .
Cornelius &, Baker
J. Gt W. Henderson
9, 200 00
638 48
121 60
3, 566 61
813, 526 70
Purchase of a site and erection of a custont-house
To S. M. McKean, disbursing clerk Treasury Department.
J. H. Sale.
at No~folk, Virginia.
40 00
446 00
$486 00

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
171
1860-'61.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Custom-house, Jfc. , at Wheeling, Virginia.
To A, J. Pannell, late collector, Wheeling, Virginia $698 75
Custom-house at Petersburg, VirginM.
To James Minetree
S. M. McKean, disbursing clerk Treasury Department. .
17 509 50
9 00
$1, 518 50
Custom-house at Charleston, South Carolina.
To W. F. Colcock, collector, Charleston, South Carolina
S. M. McKean, disbursing clerk Treasury Department
Edward Learned
James Berwick
Cooper, Hewitt 8r, Co
Hayward, Bartlett sr Co
Laborers .
From which deduct the following repayment:
By W. F. Colcock.
14& 450 00
1, 518 20
58, 988 22
116 00
1, 148 89
1, 566 30
1, 577 00
79, 364 61
3, 0'l9 92
$76, 2S4 69
Purchase of a site and erection of a custom;house
rooms for y&ost once, Jfc.
1'o S. M. McKean, disbursing clerk Treasury Department. . . . . .
Wood Jr Perot .
at mobile, Alabama, to contain
95 00
460 50
$550 50
Construction of a custom-house at New Orleans, Louisiana.
To F. H. Hatch, collector, New Orleans, Louisiana
S. M. McKean, disbursing clerk Treasury Department
Learned, Fisher 8r Co
Charles Knapp
F. H. North
From which deduct the following repayments:
By F. H. Hatch 10, 212 96
A. G. Penn . . . . 1, 473 14
39, 000 00
1, 411 06
10, 664 89
363 87
175 00
51, 614 82
11, 686 10
$39, 928 72

'
172
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Custom-house, t6c. , at Galveston, Texas.
To Hamilton Stewart, collector, Galveston, Texas .
Blaisdell th Emerson
19, 000 00
59, 300 95
$78, 300 06
Ten, per cent. for contingent expenses, gc. , in the erection of a custom-house at
CralUeston, Texas.
To S. M. McKean, disbursing
S. T. G. Morsell
Blaisdell 6r Emerson
clerk Treasury Department
420 00
64 00
237 25
$721 25
Purchase of a site and erection of a fireproof building at St. Louis, Missouri,
for custom-house, independent treasury, gc.
To D. H. Donovan, late collector, St. Louis, 'Missouri
S. M. McKean, disbursing clerk Treasiuy Department.
9, 575 04
25 00
From which deduct the following
By D. H. Donovan
W.
repayments:
395 02
5, 900 61
9. 600 04
6, 295 63
$3, 304 41
Ten per cent. for contingent expenses in the erection of a custom-house st
Toledo, Ohio.
To S. M. McKean, disbursing clerk Treasury Department $25 00 i
Construction of a building at Sanduslcy, Ohio, for the accommodation of 0
custom-house, post once, gc.
To G. S. Patterson, late collector, Sandusky, Ohio $50 00
Custom-house, tyc. , at Cleveland, Ohio.
To Robert Parks, late collector, Cleveland,
Benjamin Broivnell.
Ohio.
401 60
450 00
8851 60
Ten per cent. for contingent expenses, tjc. , in the erection of a custom-house at
Clei:eland, Ohio.
To S. M. McKean, disbursing clerk Treasury Department $75 00

1860-' 61.
RECEIPTS AND
MISCELLANEOUS.
EXPENDITURES.
173
Custrrm-house,
To B. F. Strother, late collector, Chicago,
Cornelius & Baker
C. A. James, deceased
Heywood,
Bartlett & Co
Linus Yale, jr. , & Co
F. H. North
tj. c. , at Chicago, Fdinois.
Illinois 10, 650 00
1, 422 01
35, 704 70
11, 559 09
1, 006 00
819 00
$61, 160 80
Ten per cent. for contingent expenses, abc. , in the erectz'on of' a custom-house at
Chicago, Illinois.
To B. F. Strother, late collector, Chicago, Illinois
S. M. McKean, disbursing clerk Treasury Department.
1, 900 00
420 00
$2, 320 00
For the accommodation of a custom-house and post once at Galena, Illinois.
To C. P. Dixon $66 50
Custom-house
at Detroit, 3A'chigan.
To W. W. Davis, late collector, Detroit, Michigan
S. M. McKean, disbursing clerk Treasury Department
Cornelius &, Baker
G. R. Jackson & Co .
From which deduct the following repayment;
By M. Shoemaker
9, 450 00
175 00
625 17
3, 094 14
13, 344 31
460 70
$12, 883 61
For the accommodation of a custom-house and post once at Dubuque, iowa.
To Edward Spottswood, collector, Dubuque, Iowa
S. M. McKean, disbursing clerk 'I'reasury Department
William Stewart
Trenton Iron Company
Linus Yale, jr.
Moorehead & Co.
Schanck & Downing.
36, 650 00
127 63
4, 545 51
743 50
483 00
2, 074 07
784 72
$45, 408 43
Erectio~ of a custom-house at San Francisco, California, to contain rooms for
post once, Jfc.
To S. M. McKean, disbursing clerk Treasury Department $801 30
Construction, of appraiser'8 slore for the custom-house at San Francisco, Cal.
To J. M, Phillips $5, 733 84

174
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
18 60-' 61.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Construction of warehouses at quarantine station on the mississippi river, beloM
New Orleans, Louisiana.
To F. H. Hatch, collector, New Orleans, Louisiana . . . . . . 3, 000 00
S. M. McKean, disbursing clerk Treasury Department . . . . . . . . . . . . 55 00
From which deduct the followiug repayment:
3, 055 00
By F. H. Hatch. 95 76
82, 959 22'
To enable
To Peter Campan.
the Secretary of the Treasury to pay Peter Campan, per act tune
20, 1860.
$103 33
i
Expenses of depositing public moneys by registers and receivers
moneys.
To J. W. RVarner, late receiver, Tuscaloosa, Alabama. .
R. F. Cook, late receiver, Elba, Alabama.
L. M. Stiff, late receiver, Centre, Alabama .
E. M. Hastings, late receiver, Montgomery, Alabama .
S. M. Torbert, late receiver, Demopolis, Alabama .
T. E. Herbert, late receiver, Greenville, Alabama
J. J. Gage, late receiver, Grenada, Mississippi .
A. R. Carter, late receiver, Augusta, Mississippi
W. N. Whitehurst, late receiver, Washington, Mississippi ..
R. D. Hadeu, late receiver, Columbus, Mississippi. .
John Posey, late receiver, Opelousas, Louisiana ..
C. H. Dabbs, late receiver, Monroe, Louisiana .
J. B. McClendon, late receiver, Greensburg, Louisiana .
T. C. Hunt, late receiver, Natchitoches, Louisiana. .
John Laplace, late receiver, Natchitoches, Louisiana.
D. Griibn, late receiver, Washington, Arkansas
W. A. Bevins, late receiver, Batesville, Arkansas .
M. Rose, late receiver, Clarksville, Arkansas
W. T. Sargent, late receiver, Champagnole, Arkansas. . . . . .
J. L. Dickson, late receiver, Fayetteville, Arkansas.
J. J. Turnbaugh, receiver, Jackson, Missouri. .
O. A. Stevens, receiver, Traverse City, Michigan
W. L. P. Little, receiver, East Saginaw, Michigan. .
H. J. Wilson, receiver, Ionia, Michigan
S. Ryan, receiver, Manasha, Wisconsin
T. Rodolpb, receiver, LaCrosse, Wisconsin
T. Sargent, receiver, Fort Dodge, Iowa.
S, E, Adams, receiver, St. Cloud, Minnesota . . .
G. Bradley, receiver, Forest City, Minnesota.
C. Graham, receiver, Henderson, Minnesota
J. H. McKenney, receiver, Chatfield, Minnesota. . . . . .
W. Brindle, receiver, Lecompton, Kansas.
G. J. Clark, receiver, Fort Scott, Kansas
Daniel tVoodson, receiver, Kickapoo, Kansas . . . . . . .
J. Hopkins, receiver, Marysville, California
of public
252 00
90 00
168 40
160 00
60 00
94 20
60 00
175 00
60 00
150 00
500 00
300 00
33 60
1, 750 00
1, 158 00
75 00
340 00
220 00
1, 781 75
595 00
56 40
116 60
20 00
25 00
80 00
253 30
48 00
50 00
70 00
100 00
144 00
1, 500 00
100 00
100 00
105 00
$10, 781 25

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
175
1860-' 61.
Salaries and compensation
MISCELLANEOUS.
of reyisters of the land vices and recet'vers of public
moneys.
To T. E Herbert, late receiver and disbursing agent, Greenville, Als
John &. Nance, late receiver and disbursing agent, Huntsville, Als
E. i51. Hastings, receiver and disbursing agent, Montgomery Als
J. W. Warren, receiver and disbursing agent, Tuscaloosa, Ala
R. F. cook, receiver and disbursing agent, Elba, Ala
L. M. Stifi; receiver snd disbursing agent, Centre, Alabama
S. M. Torbert, receiver and disburring agent, Demopolis, Als
Benjamin Doyd, deceased, late receiver snd disbursing agent, Greenville,
Ala
J. J. Gage, late receiver and disbursing agent, Grenada, Miss
W. A. Whitehurst, receiver and disbursing agent, Washington, Miss.
R D. Hsden, receiver and disbursing agent, Columbus, Miss
A. R. Carter, receiver and disbursing agent, Paulding, Miss . . . .
R. A. Clark, receiver and disbursing agent, Jackson, Miss. . . . . . . . . .
W. H. Palfrey, receiver and disbursing agent, Ne&v Orleans, La.
J. B. McClendon, receiver and disbursing ~gent, Greensburg, La. .
C. H, Dabbs, receiver and disbursing agent, Monroe, La
John Posey, receiver and disbursing agent, Opelousas, La. ..
T. H, Hunt, late receiver and disbursing agent, Natchitoches, La
John Laplace, receiver and disbursing agent, Natchitoches, La
F. P. Ferreirs, receiver and aisbursing agent, St. Augustine, Fla
M. Post, receiver and disbursing agent, Tampa, Fls. .
A. L. Woodward, receiver snd disbursing agent, Tallahassee, Fla ....
W, F. Ssrgent, receiver and disbursing agent, Champagnole, Ark .
J. L. Dickson, receiver and disbursing agent, Fsyctteville, Ark. .. J. P. Cruichfield, receiver snd disbursing agent, Little Rock, Ark. . W. A. Bevins, receiver and disbursing agent, Batcsville, Ark.
M. Rose, receiver and disbursing agent, Cl &rksville, Ark .
D. Grifiith, receiver and disbursing agent, Washington, Ark
J. 8, Dougherty, receiver aud disbursing agent, St. Louis, Mo
E. E. Buckner, receiver snd disbursing agent, Boonville, Mo
T. J. Bishop, receiver and disbursing agent, Springfield, Mo
J. J. Turnbaugh, receiver snd disbursing agent, Jackson, Mo
A. G. Herndon, receiver and disbursing agent, Springfield, Ill
T. McNelly, receiver and disbursing agent, Chilicothe, Ohio .. .
C. C. Campbell, receiver and disbursing agent, Indianapolis, Ind
G. E. Green, receiver snd disbursing agent, Vincennes, Ind. Jacob Beeson, receiver and disbursing agent, Detroit, Mich ....
G. S. Frost, receiver and disbursing ageut, Detroit, 51ich
C. Q. Heyerman, late receiver and disbursing agent, Detroit, klich
O. A, Stevens, receiver snd disbursing agent, Traverse City, Mich
H. J. WRson, receiver and disbursing agent, Ionia, Mich
J. C. Dexter, receiver and disbursing agent. Ionia, Mich.
W. L P. Little, receiver and disbursing agent, E&st Saginaw, Mich
C. K. Robinson, receiver snd disbursing agent, East Saginaw, Mich
E. Warner, receiver and disbursing agent, Marquette, Mich.
Peter White, receiver ami disbursing agent, Marquette, Mich. .... .
H. A. Mathcr, receiver and disbursi&ig agent, Marquette, Mich.
J. D. Reyment, receiver and disbursing agent, Henderson, 1Vis.
S. Ryan, receiver and disliursing agent, illenasba, Wis ...
N. S. Boydeu, receiver and &iisbursing agent, Eau Claire, Wis. ......
J. E. Perkins, receiver an&i disbursing agent, . Eau Claire, Wis
A. G. Ellis, receiver and disbursing agent, Stevens's Point, Wis
Almanson Esston, receiver and disbursing a& ent, Stevens's Point, AVis
T. Rush Spencer, receiver aud disbursing agent, Superior, Wis
T. Rodolph, receiver and disbursirig ageut, La Crosse, Wis .
Milton Bsrlow, receiver and disbursing agent, Ls Crosse, Wis.
Isaac Cooper, receiver and disbursing agent, Fort des Moines, Iuws
J. G, W& eke, receiver su&i disbursing agent, i'ort des Moines, luv a
], 282 67
1, 900 00
1. 111 80
3, 000 00
1, 747 53
801 15
700 00
525 00
330 00
367 86
1, 020 58
2, 250 00
229 16
520 00
1, 750 00
11150 00
4, 619 00
4, 150 00
5, 614 72
540 00
805 00
1) 112 00
5, 679 64
1, 525 30
1, 200 00
1, 767 14
Z, 060 93
1, 100 00
805 00
923 00
2, 527 00
2, 813 64
2, 044 27
830 66
1, 2 I 9 00
330 00
20 73
707 00
827 88
1, 831 47
1, 237 00
240 00
870 00
230 00
427 54
369 90
300 00
984 13
1, 090 00
500 00
1, 748 18
810 00
211 81
525 00
1, 530 00
288 58
1, 150 00
220 00
Carned forward. 875, 470 72

176
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Brought forward . .
To T. Sargent, receiver and disbursing agent, Fort Dodge, iowa .
A. H. Palmer, receiver and disbursing agent, Council Bluffs, Iowa
D. C. Bloomer, receiver and disbursing agent, Council Bluffs, Iowa
R. Means, receiver and disbursing agent, Sioux City, iowa. . .
C. W. Hobbs, receiver and disbursing agent, Osage, Iowa.
W. Sawyer, receiver and disbursing agent, Otter Tail City, Minn .
G. B Cletherall, receiver and disbursing agent, Ot:er Tail City, Minn.
B. F. Tillotson, receiver and disbursing agent, St. Peter' s, Minn . . .
John Kern, receiver and disbursing agent, St. Peter' s, 5Iinn . . . .
S. L. Hays, receiver and disbursing agent, St. Cloud, Minn
S. E. adams, receiver and disbursing agent, St. Cloud, Minn .
J. D. Evans, receiver and disbursiog agent, Forest City, Minn
G. Bradley, receiver and disbursing agent, Forest City, Minn. . . . . . .
J. H. McKenny, receiver and disbursing agent, Chatfield, Minn
J. Whipple, receiver and disbursing agent, Portland, Minn.
J. S. Watrous, late receiver and disbursing agent, Portland, Minn
M. H. Abbott, receiver aod disbursing agent, Cambridge, Minn.
C. Graham, receiver and disbursing agent, Henderson, Minn .
W. H. Mower, receiver and disbursing agent, Sunrise City, Minn
L. K. Stannard, receiver aod disbursing agent, Sunrise City, Minn. . . .
F. Patterson, receiver and disbursing agent, Ogden, Kansas ..
G. J. Clark, receiver and disbursing agent, Fort Scott, Kansas
W. Brindle, receiver and disbursing agent, Lecompton, Kansas. ..
James E. Jones, receiver and disbursiog
Daniel Woodson, receiver and disbursing
agent, Lecompton, Kansas
agent, Kickapoo, Kansas
P. Whitfield, receiver and disbursing agent, Kickapoo, K;msas
P. F. Wilson, receiver and disbursing age»t, Omaha, Neb.
B. M. Trumbull, receiver and disbursing agent, Omaha, Neb . . . . . . . .
Geo. B. Graft', receiver and disbursing agent, Dakota, , Neb. .
A. H. Jackson, receiver and disbursing ageut, Dakota, Neb
E. A. Deslonde, receiver aod disbursing agent, Nebraska City, Neb
C. B. Smith, receiver and disbursiog agent, Brownsville, Neb
W. A. Street, receiver and disbursing agent, Santa Fe, New Mex. . . .
O. P. Richardson, receiver and disbursing agent, Santa F&i, New Mex
Paschal Bequette, receiver and disbursing agent, San FraociSco, Cal
W. B. Norman, receiver and disbursing agent, Stockton, Cal. Thomas Baker, receiver and disbursing agent, Visalia, Cal.
James Hopkins, receiver and disbursing agent, Marysville, Cal .... .
A. Olvera, receiver and disbursing agent', Los Aogelos, Cal.
G. W. Hook, receiver and disbursing agent, Humboldt, Cal. .
A. L. Lovejoy, receiver and disbursiog agent, Oregon City, Oregon W. J. Martin, receiver aod disbursing agent, Wiuchester, Oregon. ...
S. Garfield, receiver and disbursing agent, Olympia, Wash. Ter .
S. M. Van Clever, receiver and disbursing agent, Olympia, Wash. Ter.
R. W. Edmondson, clerk United States district court, Miss.
J. S. Houston.
75&470 72
1, 800 00
1, 170 pp
168 00
1, 050 00
700 00
440 54
296 20
5& 503 76
286 81
218 03
3, 259 7B
892 02
1, 979 30
6, 148 18
850 00
70 05
292 62
6) 160 45
1, 580 18
278 57
2, 257 25
5, 810 84
2, 500 00
1, 018 30
1, 500 00
750 00
2, 029 00
400 00
342 25
570 00
743 72
1, 380 15
4, 186 45
325 00
4&263 66
4& 500 00
4, 500 00
6, 000 00
3, 000 00
6&000 00
5, 000 00
3, 750 00
1, 250 00
3, 980 39
250 00
550 00
I& rom which deduct the following repayments:
By J. C. Hutchesou
J. S. Dougherty .
35 88
225 00
175, 472 22
260 BB
$175 211 34
Incidental expenses of the seoera( land aces.
To Beojamin Lloyd, late receiver and disbursiug agent, Greenville, Ala. .
John S. Nance, receiver and disbursing agent, Huntsville, Ala. .
Carried forward.
143 19
309 75
8452 94

1860-' 61.
RECEIPTS AND
MISCELLANEOES.
EXPENDITLP)ES.
Brought forward.
To E. M. Hastings, receiver and disbursing agent, Iloutgomery, Ala
J. W. Warren, receiver and disbursing agent, Tuscaloosa, Ala
R. F. Cook, receiver and disbursing agent, Elba, Ala .
L. M. Stiff, late receiver and disbursing agent, Centre, Ala. .
S. M. Torbert, late receiver and disbursing agent, Demopolis, Ala.
R. D. Hayden, receiver and disbursing agent, Columbus, Miss. .
A. R. Carter, receiver and disbursing agent, Paulding, Miss
R. A Clark, receiver and disbursing agent, Jackson, Miss
John J. Gage, receiver and disbursing agent, Grenada, Miss
W. H. Palfrey, receiver and dirbursing agent, New Orleans, La .
J. B. M&C!endon, Greensburg, La.
C. H. Dabbs, receiver and disbursing agent, Monroe, La. .
John Laplace, receiver and disbursing agent, Natrhitoches, La .
T. C. Hunt, ls, te receiver and disbursing agent, Ns, tchitoches, La.
F. Y. Yerreira, receiver and disbursing agent, St. A. ugustiue, Florida.
M. Post, receiver and disbursing agent, Tampa, Florida, ...... . .
N. F. Sar ent, receiver and disbursing agent, Champaguole, Ark.
J. L. Dickson, receiver and disbursing agent, Fayetteville, Ark. . P. T. Crutchfeld, receiver aud disbursing agent, Little Rock, Ark. .
W. A. Sevens, receiver and disbursing agent, Batesville, Ark. M. Rose, receiver and disbursing agent, Clarksville, Ark. .. . . . . D. Griffin, receiver and disbursing agent, Washington, Ark
J. S. Dougherty, receiver and disbursing agent, St. Louis, Mo .
E. E. Buckner, receiver and disbursing agent, Boonville, Mo.
J. S. Huston, receiver and disbursing agent, Plattsburg, Mo. .. A. G. Herndon, receiver and disbursing agent, Springfield, Ill. .... .
T, McNally, receiver and disbursing agent, Chilicothe, Ohio. . . .
James Rowe, receiver and disbursing agent, Chilicothe, Ohio
C. C. Campbell, receiver and disbursing» agent, Indianapolis, Ind. . .
Jacob Beeson, receiver and disbursin«agent, Detroit, klich
G. S. Frost, receiver and disbursing agent, Detroit, Mich.
C (I Heyerman, late receiver and disbursing agent, Detroit, Mich
C. A Stevens, receiver and disbursing agent, Traverse City, Mich.
J. C. Dexter, receiver and disbursing agent, Ionia, Mich. .
W. L. P. Little, receiver aud disbursing agent, East Saginaw, Mich.
C. K. Robinson, receiver and disbursing agent, East Saginaw, Mich
Peter White, receiver and disbursing agent, Marquette, Mich.
J. D. Reymet, receiver and disbursing agent, Hudson, AVis.
S. Ryan, receiver and disbursing agent, Menasha, Wis.
N. B. Boyden, receiver and disbursing agent, Eau Claire, Wis .
J. E. Perkins, receiver and disbursing ag& nt, Eau ()laire, Wis. „.
A. G. Ellis, receiver and disbursing agent, Stevens's P&&tnt, AVis.
Almanson Eaton, receiver and disbursing agent, Stevens's Point, Wis.
T. R. Spencer, rcceiv'er and disbursing agent, Superior, Wis. .
T Rodolf, receiver and disbursing agent, La Crosse, Wis. . . . .
Milton Barlow, rereiver and disbursing agent, La Crosse, Wis. .
Isaac Cooper, receiver and disbursiug agent, I&'ort des Moines, iowa. .
J. G. 1Veeks, receiver and disbu&sing agent, Fort des Moines, Iowa
T, Sergent, receiver and disbursing agent, Fort Dodge, Iowa .
D. C, Bloomer, receiver and disbursing agent, Council Bluffs, Iowa
C. 1V, Hobbs, receiver and disbursing agent, Os&ige, Iowa.
B. F. Tillottson, receiver and disbursing agent, St. Peter' s, Minn .
S L. Hays receiver and disbursing agent, St. Cloud, Minn
Samuel Adams, receiver and disbursing agent, St. Cloud, Miun .
J. D. Evans, receiver and disbursing agent, Forest City, iiMinn .
G. Bradley, receiver and disbursing agent, Forest City, Minn
"hatfield, Minn
J. H. MclCenney, receiver and disbursing agent, (.
C. Graham, receiver and disbursing agent, Henderson, Glinn. ... L. K. Stannard, receiver and &lisbursin agent, Sunrise ('ity, Minn. C- J. Clark, receiver and disbursiug agent, Fort Scott, Kansas. .. James E Jones, receiver and disbursing agent, Lecorupton, Kan. ...
1(7
452 94
25G 50
26 2o
276 13
105 00
8 00
63 87
88 00
105 36
10 00
5, 270 65
20 00
35 00
408 7&
I) 154 23
60 00
75 00
25 00
190 57
50 00
721 43
24 00
50 00
856 73
585 44
100 00
1, 128 62
729 40
409 50
64-3 53
594 38
68 87
25 00
10 00
25 00
312 00
10 00
32 00
160 00
IGO G2
127 57
30 00
132 50
74 7, &
125 00
326 49
78 12
381 48
25 00
1'&Z 00
23 50
390 91
140 00
55 00
368 17
200 00
314 25
328 35
806 92
46 75
145 OO
17Z 06
12R
Carried forward. $19) 741 59

178
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Brought forward
To Ely More, dec'd, late receiver and disbursing agent, Lecompton, Kan.
Daniel Woodson, receiver and disbursing agent, Kickapoo, Kan. .. .
W. Brindle, receiver and disbursiug agent, Lecompton, Kan.
G. B. Gratf. receiver and disbursing agent, Dakota, Neb.
A. H Jackson, receiver and disbursing agent, Dakota, Neb
Z. A. Deslonde, receiver and disbursiug agent, Nebraska City, Neb
B. M. Trumbull, receiver and disbursing agent, Omaha, Neb. . ..
P. F. Wilson, receiver and disbursing agent, Omaha, Neb. .
E. B. Smith, receiver and disbursing agent, Brownsville, Neb
W. A. Street, receiver and disbursing agent, Santa Fe, N. Mexico
Paschal Bequette, receiver and disbursing agent, San Francisco, Cal.
Thomas Baker, receiver and disbursing agent, Visalia, Cal
James Hopkins, receiver and disbursing agent, Marysville, Cal. .
W. B. Noman, receiver and disbursing agent, Stockton, Cal. . . . ..
C. Lindly, late receiver and disbursing agent, Marysville, Cal. ..
Augustin Olvera, receiver and disbursing agent, Los Angelos, Cal. . .
G. W. Hool-, receiver and disbursing agent, Humbolt, Cal. . . A. . L. Lovejoy, receiver aud disbursing agent, Oregon City, Oregon . Amos Holbrook, receiver and disbursing agent, Oregon City, Oregon.
W. J. Martin, receiver and disbursing agent, Winchester, Oregon.
S. Garfield, receiver and disbursing agent, Olympia, Wash. Ter. .
J. C. Vancleave, receiver and disbursing agent, Olympia, Wash. Ter. .
H. Moore, receiver and disbursing agent, Olympia, Wash. 'I'er. . . . . .
R Pritchett
W. H, Mower
19, 741 59
336 lp
602 gg
317 47
104 28
54 op
1V2 20,
40 00
96 87
12o 00
100 00
411 44
387 pp
450 00
995 50
222 Opi
150 Op
351 g4
V75 00
68 75,
650 00
600 Ooi
947 23
73 01
708 82i
448 90
9929, 016 25
Salary of the recorder of land titles in 3Eissouri.
To Adolph Renard, recorder, 1'sc. , St. Louis, Missouri. . . . . . . . . . . $500 00
Salaries and incidental expenses of commission appointed to settle land claims
in California.
To R. H. Gillet 81, 000 00
Repayment
To A. C. Cadwallader
D. K. Robertson
R. J. Alcorn
W. Davis
Joseph Ligon, deceased.
Charles Whipple
L. Haskall.
John Murphy
A. J. and G. W. Danforth
T. D. W. Yanley.
G. W. Damon
John S. Reed
D. L. Trice
B. W. Dogan
J. W. C. Lilley.
P. M. O'Haver
F. 21. Scott.
J. F. Watson
R. Wallace
F. Dunn
for
land erroneously
sold.
300 00
50 00
197 43
10 00
59 89
200 00
50 00
5 00
5O 00
10 Op
50 oo
lOO OP
38 ol
40 00
29 72
5o op
oo oo
23 ll
100 09
40 Oo
Carried forward. . ... .. . SL 463 97

1860-' 61.
To W. Bracken
H. D. Stone
J. W. Trecker
H. Chaffey.
D. Trammel .
H. P, Bell.
J. Hulscy .
D. Belt .
Catharine A. Hubbard
H enr: Iagg rt
RECEIPTS AND
J. M. Wright .... . .. . ..
T. D, Price.
W. M. Pitts ...
T. B. Giles
J. C. Burness, jr
P. F. Cowardin .
L. Aubuchon
Z. Rawson.
J. M. Jesse.
G. Frank
D. Doolin
G. C. Helsey.
J. Wright
T. M. YVright
R. S. Pratler
T. D. Neal
S. R. Etheridge
J. Morrill
Wooldridge.
O. Pyle
J. G. Turman
T. N. Skeels
John Warner
J. M. Ingram.
M. Q. Ashbey .
Caroline Cheason and othe
R. H. Tyner
Hazel Thomas . .
W. H. Martin
Harrison Dodge
W. H. Omelvey
S. P. Briggs
W. B. Taylor .
C. F. Splete
Samuel Hicl-s
William M, doney.
Fountain Donan .
B. Pilkington.
H. F. Fellows
Joseph Hindman
Sterling Gilmore
John G. Abell
A. A. Black
A. D. Blackwell
R. S. Eubank
E. IV. Fans&vorth
Clrarles Br;mnock
Mary Goodin
L, AV. Hursey
Benjamin Chase
D. Perry
rs
EXPENDITL'RES.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Brought forward . . .
Ca& ried forward. . . . . . . . .
1(9
1, 463 97
200 00
120 00
48 24
50 00
90 00
120 00
40 00
30 78
30 00
10 00
40 00
25 00
40 00
100 00
5 00
24 88
30 00
10 00
200 00
100 00
40 00
5 00
24 62
21 39
100 00
168 78
10 35
50 00
160 00
20 00
200 00
50 00
33 33
I& 402 45
204 80
50 00
200 00
90 15
100 00
30 00
200 00
10 00
50 00
100 00
50 00
5 00
50 00
5 00
20 00
48 07
80 00
20 00
121 59
50 00
50 00
50 00
200 06
21 46
120 OC
20 OC
200 0(
$7&209 8(

180
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES,
1860-'61.
MISCELLANEOUS.
To Samuel Combest
A. S. Grosvenor
John B. Reed
Zalmon Young
C. D. Coleman
Solomou Stone
Peter McCollum
C. C. Wagner
Aaron Brown
D. C. Grinnell
M. L. Walton
N. A. Turnipseed
W. Finch
W. J. Covington
J. H. Thompson
D. W. Harvey
'l. H. Harrison
L. Cook
P. Bleimehl
A. J. Wheeler
John Lock
G. McClosliy
J. C, Childress
W. Rosinski
F. Rourke
P. McClann
P. Eurz
J. V. Sargent
J. S. Bussc
T. Emlinstine
K. F. Dutton
P. Biedeman
F. L. Ward.
A. W. Howe
John Taffee
A. T. Tracy
M. Sherborn
D. O. McCarty
James Thompson
J. Filber
A. B. Smithard and P. G. Hawley
S. Pearl
J. R. Ismon
S. F. Hcssey and Isa&ac Staples
W. R. Palmer, deceased
Thomas Spence
S. All yn.
A. C. Harvey
S. W. Spencer
S. S. Snow
J. Jh Emany
A. . Bohan.
H. N Bucklcy
W. Allen
H. A. Mofht
J. M. Hensley
E. M. Orton
S. Pierce
G. Wolf
T. Bsgett
B. F. Eddy
Rrought forward 7, 209 80
59 91
50 00
92 49
200 00
20 00
243 88
80 00
50 00
47 78
50 00
10 00
25 00
25 00
119 94
30 03
29 13
50 00
200 00
200 00
100 00
50 00
50 00
99 75
50 00
40 00
50 00
20 00
400 00
150 00
20 00
50 00
20 00
400 00
400 00
200 00
50 00
400 00
40 02
8 31
13 30
98 50
203 12
50 00
50 00
15 00
2, 000 00
400 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
1 57
35 54
200 00
20 00
20 00
oo 00
oo oo
88 67
121 11
Bo 00
30 00
Carried forward . .
$15, 207 85

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
181
1860-' 61.
To G. W. Green
J. C. Bartow
P, H. Quinn
W. Laughlin
C. , I. Kervin
R. Stevens
G. W. Kenncy
J hl. Ba, &len
G. 21. Eldri&lgc
J. hl. Bradley
W. Adams
J. 1 itzgcrald
Augustine and Josephine
J. W. Sentell and J. J. Le
F. E. Corey
E. Boven
S. C. Thomas
E. P. Clark
John H. Wier
B. Frisbee
T. McDonold
E. N. Lang&ford
J. A. Rogers
'(I . FI Kennedy
M. Scott
T. 31, Y:&don
B. F. Chandler
M. Murry
J. H. T. hIain
W. Kersey
G. C, Wathins and G. A. .
Eber 3& W. II. Goodman
J. C. Johnston
Joseph Gregory
Elizabeth P. Collins
hIariah A. Long
D. C. Coffman
hI. Davis
L. 51. Fuller
0. C. Th&unpson
F. Hochleihner, deceased
Henry Crank
E. hl. David
Josiah Stewart
J. Sallier
L. E. Beasley
M. McEntce
J. D, West
A Walton
hlary Bette
R. B, hlosley
R. Sbeldou
'I'i&
y Parrish.
T. L Smith
H. (Vood worth
C. W. Loving
W, hIcComb
P. C. Bullock
M, I&a
James Vivi&m
J. P. B;&tes
Silve
wls
Gallagher
hII CELLANEOUS.
Brought forward
Carried forward
15&207 85
50 00
50 00
73 62
90 67
231 88
28 75
10 00
28 96
317 65
84 50
50 00
169 25
239 40
209 47
641 60
15 00
5 00
10 00
27 26
50 12
31 20
20 00
80 00
100 00
40 00
30 00
60 00
3 64
50 (10
59 51
100 00
100 00
200 00
5 00
200 00
50 00
30 00
GO 10
9 88
21 OS
92 OS
50 00
151 l$
19 95
77 50
G9
199 90
39 81
59 86
20 17
40 00
33 19
30 00
50 00
235 00
32 65
27 57
15 00
150 00
70 00
10 00
$20&279 94

182
RECEIPTS AVD
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
MISCELLANEOUS.
To B. Jervis
J. C. Fell
S. M. Murphy
S. 0. Campbell.
W. H. Smith
W. B. March A W. B. Douglass
R. Delogny
L. E. Cheatham
James Townsley
W. Huett.
L. R. Marshall
E Davis
G. Howard
T. Welden
A. H. S. Webb
A. I'leetwood and W, Hatfield
E J. Daniel
G. A. Sleet
T. D. Boardman.
James Broadwell
E. D. Parsons
B. Gass
A. Sherwood
D. Mileham
William Parks
L. Wood
J. B. Dunlap
A. M. Donaldson
J. M. Collins and others
Joseph Rivereille, jr
G. A. Wortham
T. R. Todd
A. M. Dashields .
R. Perkins
W. Farmer
William Hulstone
M. B. Bird
J. B, Dunning
John Jacques EIalverson
J. Lumbard
A. Wasson
P. Cuthland .
H. Grant
A. Cutting
D. M Sparks
L. Chapman
Ritcher
T. J. McAdams
H. R. James
G. Robinson
H. McKinley
E. Rigney
N. J. Steele .
A. T. Kreikenbaum
C. Hansom
J. M. Combs
J. M. Rhodes
R. Fowler
H. H. Harber, jr
J. 57. Murdo
0. Burgrow
Brought forward 20, 279 94
4 99
15 00
50 00
10 00
20 00
29 45
277 42
20 00
100 00
]9 85
503 90
40 00
40 00
10 00
30 00
100 00
119 54
50 00
22 00
50 00
308 30
200 00
51 21
93 14
10 00
207 14
100 00
329 25
200 00
21 00
32 96
51 15
40 00
160 00
50 00
50 00
9 57
200 00
95 06
30 00
87
20 30
51 33
100 00
40 27
19 69
50 00
25 54
10 00
50 00
90 00
31 20
20 00
5 00
19 07
20 00
15 00
45 00
68 94
50 00
120 0o
Carried forward.
)24, 892 06

RECEIPTS AND EXPE'iDITURES. 183
1860-'61.
To J. W. Biftle.
W. J. Elabaugh
J. Smith
J. C. Windham
T. Rowe
B. C. Brooke
A. Jackson
D. L'. Hughes
T. Bruero.
J. P, Shields
B. Levan
J. C. Smith
W. T. Pcdan
A. B. Beauchamp
Jaroes Jacl son
T. J. Willett
J. S. Rollins .
C. W. Tosh
A. Hubbard
Bela Brown
Conrad Sharp
J. L. Hodgc and others
Henry Shauser
John Harris
James Westfall
A. Wallace
C. J. Crowell
P. L. Hobbs
William Hammond
David Tobey
E. L. Bounty
L ScheQ'er
George DuISn
W. R. Sprague
F. Kennett
Henry Winkle
Henry Austin
Rebecca Brocken
M. C. Sandige
J. Stemberg
F. McClanahan
W. B. Todd
C. H. Potter.
J. P. Brand
J. B. Beianger
W. H. and Sarah J, Tytfe
Elisha Diefendorf
S. E. Smith
George Dorman
W. J. Anderson
H. B Meddaugh
J . S. Richards
James Richardson
E. M. Samuel
James Parsons
A. M. Baldwin
J. F, Schwcnn
Henry Weeks
3IISCELLASEOUS.
Brought forward
Carried forward. . . . . .
24, 892 08
80 00
60 00
30 00
10 00
40 00
10 00
15 00
10 55
75 83
38 93
50 00
313 60
40 05
10 00
50 00
50 00
15P PP
194 52
100 00
100 00
76 96
1, 780 95
54 12
21 08
200 00
20 00
150 OG
50 00
50 00
80 00
400 00
38 73
20 06
100 00
150 PP
10 00
12 50
50 00
37 65
50 00
10 00
1. 00 00
1:00 00
23 36
100 00
100 00
10 50
5 00
20 00
100 OG
779 30
150 00
100 00
54 61
50 00
50 00
52 44
20 00
%31& 497 82

184
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
To W. W. Colbut
H. Brondes
J. H. Ryan
W. W. Bryan
T. W. Farmer
J. Boutwell.
J. Lester
L P. Larkin
H. S. Grosvenor
H. Holmes
W. N. Borah
E. Graham
J. M. Reed
J. T. McLaine
J. A. Barker
D. Love
E. Houpt
J. Erajink
S. Pcrin
J. Hickman
C. B. Hartwell
J. McLain
J. Courtois
S. Evans
J. Garmoe
J. A. Marshal
George W. 1Varren
T. L McCary
L. Finch
M. Weeks
D, P. Ford.
T. Almy.
H. . Talbot
S. Price, jr. , tt R. B. Price
C. Bollenger
J, T. Hughes.
A. Smith
H D. Perry
H. Whittington
O. Stevens
J. 5lrAfee
J. B. Ridley.
W. Brinch
T. 21 Crutchfield
H. H, May
C. 21cIntosh
21. M. Driver .
J. Leister
J. A. Reynolds.
P. Deacy
P. J. Detarville
W. Tennant
J. Smith, Iowa
O. Ramsbottom
R. Dalziel
S. N. Morse 6r J. O. Morse
P. Fox.
G. N. Lyman
W. R. Estes
P. T. Tipton
E Butler, jr
MISCELLANEOUS.
Brought forward.
Carried forward.
31& 497 82
5 00
50 00
10 00
9 89
7 60
9 97
120 00
10 05
100 00
50 00
5 00
10 00
'9 10
80 00
10 03
400 00
20 00
20 00
50 00
5 00
23 43
78 01
5 00
47 04
10 00
15 00
319 69
20 00
49 88
50 09
9 97
60 00
20 00
100 00
20 00
50 00
16 07
10 00
4 22
100 00
30 05
60 00
20 00
15 00
50 00
120 00
50 12
29 97
80 65
60 00
40 00
50 00
100 00
80 00
40 00
100 00
40 00
50 00
20 00
40 00
34 51
334, 598 16

RECEIPTS AND EXPE1IIDITURES.
1860 —'Gl.
MISCELLANY& &I. S.
To W. XB&rrison
R. T. Strickland
J. E. Crai g
B. L&' Strick land
H. F. Clemente
1V. F Peck
W. J. Ra, y
R. H. Carver
W. Scrub
T. McCam
T. W. Wells. .
N. A. Cowen
L. H. Young
G. Lec
A. W, Roundtrc
C. H. Downes
J. Smith, Arkansas. .
J. P. Southerland.
W, Emerso son
J. W. Graves.
J. Kenzer.
B. B. Putnsm.
H. McCombs
J, W. Lyon
L. Wright
P. W. Reisdorf
P. Hon
B. F. Ingraham.
I&'. Coleman
F . Hames
A. T. Morgan
W. M. Anderson
R. Hopper
L. Brown
J. A. T. Wendell
W. S. C. Yonge
H. Houser
E. Andrews.
T. Scott and M. Rings.
D. G. Barnett . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
W. 51. Blaylock
D, pu h
J. k W. Dyer
J. Johnson
J. Hudson
N. D. Osborn.
W. Vir&len
1V Reed.
A. S. Buckhalter
J. C. Bates
H. JV. Bierce
D. N. Carden
C. J. Beding
Charles Smith .
E; S. Colfman
J. Roding
J. It, Willburn
Y&. J. Tinker
S. D. Reynolds
M. J Irwin
A. Elci&nschmidt.
Brought forward.
Carried for ward . . . . . . . - -.
185
34, 598 16
40 00
202 15
25 35
149 48
50 13
48 79
80 00
10 00
100 00
50 00
10 00
50 00
12 75
10 09
80 05
100 00
10 00
83 50
50 00
100 56
5 6o
38 74
28 28
120 00
30 00
15 00
80 00
50 00
60 00
80 00
20 00
47 09
90 00
200 00
59 06
33 75
30 00
100 00
200 00
20 00
50 00
50 00
200 00
80 00
60 08
60 00
41 23
80 49
81 25
60 00
197 65
60 40
120 00
95 56
50 90
3O OO
80 00
50 00
5 00
90 00
10 00
$88, G21 09

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
To P. Gallaher .
J. B. Evans
M, A. Gale.
T. O. Bryant . . .
L. R. Cook.
O. H. Cook.
E. 8r, E. Hays.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Brought forward . . . 38, 621 09
80 00
94 87
118 15
162 58
50 00
50 00
105 75
$39, 282 44
1ndemnity for stcamp lands purchased by individuals.
To the State of Illinois $41 357 57
To J. C. Hutcheson
Debentures and other charges, (lands. )
$35 88
Jor services heretofore performed by registers and receivers of land oisces in
locating military bounty land u;arrants, per act hrch 22, 1852.
To James Pollard $192 38
Survey of the public lands, per act August 81, 1852.
To L. Dancy .. . surveyor general .. . . Florida.
J. D. Galbraith. . . deputy surveyor Tallahassee. do S. E. Hope. .. . . . do. ... Brookville .. do .... A. L. Mershon . ... . do. .... .. .. . Louisiana. John Loughborough surveyor general .. Illinois and Missouri. ..
John Lampton. . . deputy surveyor. . . Missouri.
R. F. Templeton. . do. Whitehouse do . . .
D. H. Ewiug. .. .. . . do. ... . Savannah .. do .
%V. J. McCullough . . .. do. .. . . . . ... Louisiana
A. Millard .. . do. . . Rochester Michigan
W. Lewis. surveyor general. . Wisconsin and Iowa . . John Ball . . . deputy surveyor. . Dubuque Iowa .
W. E. Dougherty. ... . do. do .
H. C. Fellows . . . do. . do
T. J. Townsend . do. ...... Wisconsin
W. D. Washburn. s&rrveyor general . . Minnesota
Oscar Taylor, late ... deputy surveyor. .. .. .. . do
E. N. Darling, late. . do. do
E. D. Atwater, . deputy surveyor. . . . . do
C. L. Emerson . . .. . surveyor general. . .... . .. . do .
F. Whipperman. . deputy surveyor. . . .. do .
J. W. 51yers. .. . . do . do
M. Black. . do. . do ..
A, S. Bradley .. . .. . .. . do. . ... ... . ... . Kansas .
J. Jackson. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do . . . . . . . Tampa . Florida .
W. S. Haines. . . . . do. . . . Brookville. . . . do
J. O. Breenius. . . . . . do. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Minnesota. .
J. B. Kilgore. . . . . . . . . . . . . do. . . . . . . . . . St. Augustine, Florida
From which deduct the following repayment:
By John Loughborough, surveyor general, Illinois and Missouri . . . . . .
212 00
488 07
2& 154 96
107 19
500 00
19 74
60 81
58 56
535 15
4, 941 39
595 16
5, 053 15
1, 874 60
11918 91
300 00
400 00
433 54
1, 208 40
3, 437 99
11 557 18
45 71
4, 206 56
3, 661 76
1, 170 93
2, 228 94
1, 843 65
632 64
136 26
39, 773 27
30 38
839, 742 S9

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
187
1860-' 61.
MISCELLANEOVS.
Resurveys of' the public lands in the States where the aces of the surveyors
general have been or shall be closed.
To Peter Lammond, disbursing clerk Interior Department. . . . . $2, 000 00
8urveying
To J. W. Mandeville
the pubhc lands and private land claims in Calrfornia.
.. . surveyor general. . California.
W. J. Lewis .. .. deputy surveyor. . do.
H. Washington do. . do.
A. W. Von Schmidt . do. . .. . do. H. Hancock. . . . . do. . . do. . ...... .. ..
J. E. 'I'crrell. . do . do
R. C. Mstherson. . . do . . . . do.
J. T. Stratton. do. do.
C. ". C, Tracy. . .. . . do .. . do.
John Wallace. . .. .. . do ... . . . do
Duncan Beaumont. do.
do.
C. T. Healy. . . do . do. G. H. Thompson .. . . . . do . do. . John LaCroizc .. . . . do. . do. ...... .. ..
A. S. Easton. . . . do. do
B. M. Henry. . do. . . . do
W. G. Boss .. ... ... . . do .. .... . .. do.
T. J. Arnold. . . . .. . do. . .. . .... . . do. ..... ...
J.
A. J. Hatch. . . do . . . . do.
J. C. Hays. . . do. do
R. W. Norris. ... . . do. . do.
Weston sr Church . .. .. . do . ...... .... . do. . .
Vincent Torras.
H. Hamilton.
Thomas Boyd
J. W. Guthrie
William Godfrey.
McElroy sr Blakely.
Thompson tk Brother
B. F. Ankeny
J. 0. Doherty
Thomas Boyce .
0. B. I'owers tr Co
Bradford sr Bunker
F. F. Fargo
The "Butte Democrat"
The "Almeda County Gazette"
J. S. Watkins.
71 00
1, 182 20
4, 570 78
7, 286 65
3, 451 46
16, 409 51
4, 914 26
426 72
3, 426 79
1, 268 83
398 55
456 02
495 96
2, 769 37
136 23
2, 755 18
I, 508 44
304 87
99 00
746 53
780 87
718 88
4) 980 74
42 50
52 50
105 00
20 00
33 00
35 00
31 50
30 00
25 00
45 00
12 50
12 50
30 00
10 00
12 50
30 00
485 00
860, 176 84
J'or surveying the eastern boundary of California, per act June 2~, 1860.
To L. Moury $37 551 19
Surveying
To H. Washington
W. J. Lewis
J. E. Whitaker
liabilities incurred by the late surveyor general of California prior to
June, IS4b, per act 3Iay 24, 1860.
Carried forward. . .
18, 809 79
131 59
1, 071 84
320) 013 22

'
188
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61
To D. C. Cage
T. S. Stevens
A. G. Stal-es
H. II», ncock .
J. La Croize
P. It Thompson
J. Kellersberger
J. S. Watkins
W. S. Washburn
E. Twitchell.
J. E. Freeman.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Brought forward 20, 013 22
2& 203 29
1, 269 76
1, 116 55
425 03
740 10
435 89
475 27
550 00
329 03
187 04
190 00
$27& 935 18
Surveying necessary base, meridian, standard parallel, totonsbip, and section
lines in Kansas and 1Vebraska, per act August 4, 1854.
To H. McEee, deputy surveyor,
Kansas and Nebraska.
J. H. Starr, deputy surveyor, Kansas and Nebraska
J. Withrow, deputy surveyor, Kansas and Nebraska.
W. N. Byers, deputy surveyor, Kansas and Nebraska . . . .
W. S. Caldwell, deputy surveyor, Kansas and Nebraska
J. A. Hutcheson, deputy surveyor, Kansas and Nebraska
F. Hawn, deputy survevor, Kansas and Nebraska
C. E Watson, deputy surveyor, Kansas and Nebraska. . . . .
Isaac C. Stuck, deputy surveyor, Kansas and Nebraska
A. . Oliphant, deputy surveyor, Kansas and Nebraska
J. P. Caithcart, deputy surveyor, Kansas and Nebraska.
C. Coborn, deputy surveyor, Kansas and Nebraska
G. A. Dunn, deputy surveyor, Kansas and Nebraska
C. W. Pierce, deputy surveyor, Kansas and Nebraska
T. J. Mackey, deputy surveyor, Kansas and Nebraska.
W. G. Allen, deputy surveyor, Kansas and Nebraska.
J. H. Cook, deputy surveyor, Kansas and Nebraska. .
C. A. Manners, deputy surveyor, Kansas and Nebraska
W. D. Laishaw, deputy surveyor, Kansas and Nebraska
W. P. Fain, deputy surveyor, Kansas and Nebraska
W. Speucer, deputy surveyor, Kansas and Nebraska
N. P. Cook, deputy surveyor, Kansas and Nebraska
T. J. Wheatley, deputy surveyor, Kansas and Nebraska
J. T. Hanseborough, deputy surveyor, Kansas and Nebraska
S. F. Hale, deputy surveyor, Kansas and Nebraska. .
C. Turner, deputy surveyor, Kansas and Nebraska
D. F. Mitchell, deputy surveyor, Kansas and Nebraska
A A. Crain and J. W. Doniphan, deputy surveyors, Kansas and
Nebraska
H. aud J. H. Robertson, deputy surveyors, Kansas and Nebras]ca
S. Shepherd and N. Diefendorf, deputy surveyors, Kansas and
Nebraslra
H. Gaines and W. W. Clark, deputy surveyors, Kansas and Nebraska. .
J. C. Stuck and W. N. Hill, deputy surveyors, Kansas and Nebraska
824 89
34 21
3, 383 77
87 27
8 54
10 40
19 16
40 64
3 41
156 32
19 49
9 51
1 06
2&610 90
477 17
142 88
62 45
34 81
5 04
4 87
80
2, 359 64
59 06
176
2 34
75 24
5 00
4 60
6 53
7 29
3, 562 43
5, 705 49
$19, 726 88

1860-'61.
RECEIPTS AND
MISCELLANEOUS.
EKPENDITURES.
189
Surveying lialJilities incurred by the late surveyor general of Eansas and
nebraska during the fiscat year ending the 80th tune, 1859, per act 24th
May, 1860.
To Diefendorf and Thompson, deputy surveyors, Kausas aml Nebraska . 5, 265 54
J. h. . Brown, deputy surveyor, Kansas and Nebraska . I 996 05
E. M. Kennedy, deputy surveyor Kansas and Nebraska . 2 852 04
W. T. Starr, deputy surveyor, Kansas and Nebraska. I 425 86
F. F. Campbell, deputy surveyor, Kansas and Nebraska . 2, 852 14
F. G. Herbert, deputy surveyor, Kansas and Nebraska 502 24
Hugh MeKee, deputy surveyor, Kansas and Nebraska 134 75
$15, 028 62
Compensation of the clerlcs in the land once at. Eiclcapoo, Eansas, in accordance
with an act, g . , approved August 18, 1856, as per act J'ebruary 18, 1861.
To J. W. Whit6eld. 83 553 00
Expenses incurred in the analysis of eightyeight specimens from diferent
localities of soils, coals, and ores, and preparation of the final report for publication,
per act March 9, 1861.
To John Evans 36, 984 50
To enable the Secretary of the Interior to supply such neuly created ogcers, tyc. ,
with full sets of the Statutes at Large.
To W. H. & 0. H. Morrison $42 00
Salaries and incidental expenses of commissions appointed to settle land claims
in California.
To R. H. Gillet. $1, 000 00
Surveying in Louisiana at augmented rates, act of March 8, 1851 and 1855.
To C. G. Hale
W. C. Etobert
T. Gillespie
S. L. Meshon.
I) 313 06
23 50
2, 064 70
1, 460 27
tt4, 861 53
Itefunding
To M. Harris
moneys where certain
Greensburg (late St
lands have been entered at the land once in the
Helena) land district, Louisiana.
$406 25
Surveying thc public lands in 0& egon, , to be disbursed at the rates now authorized
by laic, act 31arch 8, 1859.
To W. W. Chapman
D. S. Herren.
69 25
'708 10
Carried forward . . . . . . . . $777 35

190
1860-'61.
To R. V Short.
Lafayette Cartee
J, A. Burnett
Thomas Chapman
D. Murphy .
E. E. Haft
John Castello
W. B. Campbell.
RECEIPTS AND
5IiISCELLANEOUS.
EXPENDITURES.
Brought forward 77'7 35
670 48
4, 161 24
3) 497 62
351 80
1, 920 00
3, 543 90
300 50
1, 673 27
$16, 896 16
Surveying liabilities incurred by the surveyor general of Oregon during the
fiscat year ending tune 80, 1859, per act 3Iay 24, 1860.
To S. Truax
H. Gordon.
E. T. T. Fisher
D. P. 'Ihompson
N. Ford.
A. R. Flint
S. D. Snowdon.
D. Hathorn
J. A. Burnett
Z. F. Moody
837 08
3, 830 23
708 32
257 50
375 80
214 17
297 93
452 09
781 25
193 90
$7, 948 33
For defraying the expenses of a geological reconnaissance and exploration itt
Oregon and IVashington Territories over and above the appropriations of
3Iarch 8, 1858 and 1855, per act 3Iarch 2, 1861.
To John Evans 8&3& 574 70
Surveying tozonship and subdivision lines, estimated at 4, 920 miles, in Wash.
ington Territory, at a rate not exceeding $12 per mile.
To H. S. Gile, deputv surveyor, Washington
W. H. Carlton
A. C. Smith.
L. Van Vleet and J. Newson
John Trutch
J. W. Smith and J. S. Hurd.
Henry N. Stearns
El. O. C. and D. H. 5Iurphy
Justin Chenowith
Territory.
587 78
3, 383 76
4, 518 BB
1, 641 57
6& 827 20
740 53
31722 34
386 4
75 24
$21, 883 70
Surveying standard parallel and meridian lines in TVashington Territory, stt
estimated distance of 500 miles.
To H. J. G. Maxon and Jared S. Hurd
J. E. Hall.
9, 266 39
203 70
$), &» &4

1860-'61.
RECEIPTS AND
MISCELLANEOUS.
EXPEXDITI. . RES.
191
Surveying the public lands in washington Territory, at the rates now authorized
by law, act tune 2;&, 1860.
To H. N. Stearns
W. H. Carlton
Edward Gibson.
Louis Van Vleet
J. S. Hurd and James Lodge
187 66
3, 897 01
423 00
1, 442 83
4, 538 06
810, 488 5G
Surveying the necessary base, meridian, standard parallel, township, and section
lines in New 3Iexico, per act August 4, 1854.
To J. W. Garretson
W. Pelham and R. K. Clements
195 44
8, 784 99
$8, 980 43
Burveying such of the private claims in New 3Iexico as shall have been conferred
by Conlrev, ', including expenses incurred by the surveyor general, $ . , per act
June 12, 1858.
To W. Pelham
J. W. Garretson
94 00
3, 761 25
83, 855 25
Surveying the base, principal meridian, correction of parallels, townships, and
section lines in Utah Territory, at augmented rates.
To S. C. Stambaugh 81, 939 68
Preparin the unfinished records of public and private surveys to be transferred
to the State authorities in those districts u&here the surveys are about being
completed.
To J. R. Atkinson
G. Hoot'setter
E. Haren, jr
J. M. Washburn .
H. Gascon .
R. Conover
C. L. Mavor
A. Bercegay
J. H. Ayrand.
C, Renard
J. H. Ry«Riel'i.
370 00
600 00
600 00
300 00
275 00
500 00
300 00
300 00
192 91
98 90
80 00
$3, 616 81

192
RECEIPTS AND
EXPEiVDITURES.
1860-'61.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sn act to authorise the President of fhe United States, in conjunction u!ith the
State of Texas, to run and mark the boundary lines betueen the territories
of the United States and fhe State of Texas, approved June 5, 1858.
To John H. Clark $5, 000 00
Running and marking that part of the toestern boundary of 3~~nnesota u!hieh
is not defi'ned by natural landma! ks, estimated at 180 miles, per act 3Iarch 3,
1859
To C. H. Swain and H. Hutton.
F. Upperman.
152 88
189 64
$342 52
Expenses of running and marking the boundary line betu!een the Knifed States
and ilIexico, (arrearages. )
To J. M. McClelland (deceased).
E. E. Chamberlain (deceased) .
265 96
505 00
From which deduct the following repayment:
By A H, Chamberlain (deceased).
770 96
45 00
$725 96
To John Seys.
F. J. !Mereuo
H. W. Hilliard .
Abner Read
O. H. Lackey
H. Sigler
J. Williams
A. Wadsworth
E. Mills
J. F. Tully
E. J. Rogers, (boy)
John Boston
M. M. Burrows
Nark Sullivan
Ward, Jacl'son & Jones.
John Collins. .
Suppression
of the slave trade.
Carried forward. . . . . .
3, 827 60
15, 369 09
ji 600 00
320 62
171 25
65 38
224 44
114 51
224 44
65 39
65 38
1, 758 59
213 75
67 60
3, 000 00
65 39
027, 153 43

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITI, RES.
1860-'61.
To Mary H. Stacy .
P. Phillips.
A. Baxter.
J, G. Carr
R, C. Deane.
C. C. Davis
C. G. Hoffman
G. Roberts.
E. McKean .
F. Ray
W. Smith
W. Divine .
R. . Seldcn.
'
H. L. Shcldon.
R. Druex.
T. M. Patterson.
J. P. Jones
E Young
H. Barbot
G. D. Emmons
T. A. M. Craven
J. H. Hoadley
L Kennedy
George Drain and M. F. Donnelly
T. H. Davis
W. H. Cushman .
E. C, Patten .
E. T. Spedden and C. C, Carpenter.
P. C. Kennedy
A. K. Hughes
John Jones and others. . . .
A. M. Vedder
R. Welsh
J. W. Duuningion
T. A. Dornin
J. W. Prout.
L. Watson.
E. Ssussex
J. Kennessy .
R. Jordan .
John Littleton and others.
T. Stanley
D. Benjamin
J. H. Raynard and W. Smith
M. Coughlin and M. B. Ryan.
C. Erving. .
E. P. Williams .
E. L, Dick
3V. Williams.
W. Nash
J. H. Raynard.
M. Kellog
John Huber and others
D. Faren .
D. H. Stews, rt .
P. H. Aylctt .
William McLain .
I'eter Miller
IV. C. Wheeler Charles Jones .
Michael Casson .
13 R
MISCELLA. NF. OUS.
Brought forward 27 153 43
171 25
000 00
114 51
204 03
179 81
93 20
93 19
204 03
221 81
27 50
64 16
37 50
320 62
221 81
117 79
433 50
433 50
65 39
316 87
253 50
267 50
221 81
204 04
130 78
179 82
213 75
253 50
633 74
171 25
308 00
196 15
128 33
90 53
433 50
540 00
27 50
27 50
221 81
90 53
125 00
313 12
282 50
25 51
155 83
140 78
118 46
212 50
253 50
25 51
126 25
122 50
118 46
116 24
90 53
71 90
211 15
57, 681 21
58 12
258 46.
221 81
90 53
Carried forward. . . $100, 887 31

194
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES,
1860-'61.
MISCELLANEOUS.
To J'. B, Sheridan and J. J. McElhone
Michael Burke.
S. C. Van Dyke.
D. H. btus, rt .
R. S. McCook
H. D. Todd
W. B. Hall.
J. T. Joyce
J. S. Albert
J. L. Tatum
T H. Eastman and others
W. J. McCluney
J. R. Jarvis
Charles Wilson
Owen Gibbon
C. E. Clark
C. Hatfield
George Williams . . . . . . . .
J. N. Nicholson
Henry Lelland
John beys aud others
H. A. Cargill
C. P. Clark
J. P. Foster
Daniel Burns
Peter Lammond
Curtis B*con.
Yates Porterfleld.
Richard Smith
Robert Murray.
C. Seymour and others
A . H. Watson.
Brought forward . . 100& 887 31
195 00
78 23
&49 51
94 93,
128 33
316 09
138 01
27 50
2o3 50
196 06,
G41 26
1, 275 60
3 7J
27 50
58412
90 53
316 81
25 51
27 50
17 57
9& 132 24
41 40
218 82
385 00
58 12
I, 000 00
878 87
301 10
8I3 00
1, 000 00
1, 687 86
62 56
From which deduct the following repayxncnts:
By Edward Siubbs.
J. J. Rosevelt.
801 93
54 00
121& lli 08
855 93
$120, 261 15
For removing to the coast of Africa, and there providing teith food, shelter, and
clothing for a term not excee&li»g one year from the date of landing in Africa,
the captured Africans recently landed in the southern district of Florida, per
act of tune 16, 1860.
To W. Lindsley, special agent United States. . . . . . . . . 400 00
W. 3icLain 18, 875 00
J, M. McCalla, jr . . . . . . . 606 6G
American Colonization Society 121, 018 35
W. P. Young 750 00
John Seys . . . . . . . . . 1, 578 52
J. H. Towne ar 8 others. 1 852 28
J. Seys and L. Johnson 3r Co . . . . . . . 2, 072 92
J. beys and others 2&346 84
@149 500 57
Roads and canals, and thei nprocement
of nauigation uithin the State of Alabaraa
To the State of A. labama. $4, 324 49

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
1860-' 61.
MISCELLANEOUS.
1'uo per cent. of the net proceeds of lanrl sold by the United
quished tn the Stote of Alabama.
19'
Sta'es and relin-
To the State of Alabama. 82, 882 99
Roads and canals unthin the Slate of Missouri on account of the 8 per cent.
fund.
To the State of Missourf . $8, 858 05
1'mo per cent. fund of the net proceeds of the sales of public lands sold in the
State of Missouri.
To the State of Missouri. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5, 905 37
Roads and Levees mthin the State of Louisiana, (five per cent. fund. )
To the State of Louisiana $13, 382 09
Five per cent. fund of the net proceeds of sales of'public lands in the State of
3Ii n nesota.
To the State of Minnesota. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3, 555 1
Itoads and canals uithin
the State of Arkansas on account of the five per cent.
fund.
To thc State of Arkansas 665, 941 81
Roads and canals tvithin the State of 3Iississippi, dc.
To the State of Mississippi $7, 354 87
Z'u:o per cent, of the net proceeds of lands sold by the United
quished to the State of 3Iississippi.
Slates and relin-
To the State of Mississippi $4, 903 24
Roads and canals u'ithin the State of lIichigan.
To the State of Michigan $3, 316 88
Alterations
and repairs of the President's IIouse.
To J. B. Blake, late Commissioner of Public Buildings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6, 000 00

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
M [SCELLANEOVS.
Refurnishing the President's House.
To J. B. Blal. e, late Commissioner of Public Buildings
W. H. Carryle tr Bro .
417 7p
7, 500 pp
$7, 917 70
Compensation
of doorkeeper of the President's House.
To J. B. Blake, late Commissioner of Public Buildings. .
W. S. Wood. . . . . . . . . do
650 00
50 00
$700 00
Compensation
of assistant doorkeeper of the President'8 House.
To J. B. Blake, late Commissioner of Public Buildings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
W. S. Wood. . . . . . . . . . do
650 00
50 00
8700 00
Compensation
of tu:o night uatchmen in the President's House.
To J. B. Blake, late Commissioner of Public Buildings. . . .
W. S, Wood. . . . . . . . . . . . do.
I& 800 00
100 00
81, 400 00
Compensation
of the furnace keeper at the President's House.
To J. B. Blake, late Commissioner of Public Buildings. .
W. S. Wood. . . . . . . . . do.
650 00
50 00
8700 00
J'uel, in part, for the President's
House.
To J. B. Blake, late Commissioner of Public Buildings. . . . . . . . . $1, 800 00
Purchase of boo1cs for the h7rarg of the Executi ne 3Iansion.
To James Buchanan, jr
A. . J. Glossbrenner.
From which deduct the following repayment:
By A. J. Glossbrenner
869 95
690 58
980 47
15 54
8944 98
rfnnual repairs of the Capitol, tooter closets, Jf".
To J. B. Blake, late Commissioner of Public Buildiogs. 8. -, 000 pp

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
1660 —'61.
JIISCELLANEOL'S.
7o enable tkc J'iriident to contract witk P& am Pvuers for some scoria of art
executed or to be executed by him, and suitalle for an ornament to tke
Capitol.
To Hiram Powers. 65, 000 00
Ltepairs of water pipes at the Capitol.
'To W. S, Wood, late Commissioner of Public Buildings. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8300 00
J'or furnishing and ornamenting the Capitol witk such worIes of art as may be
ordered by the Committee on tke Library to be placed in either wing of the extension.
To Einley Bigger, late agent joint library committee. . . . . . . . . . . . . $1, 050 00
Compensation of laborerfor cleaning the rotunda, water closets, Jfc. , at the Capitol.
To J. B. Blake, late Commissioner of Public Buildings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
W. S. Wood. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
474 50
36 50
8)11 00
Compensation
of the western gate l:eeper at the Capitol.
To, l. B. Blake, late Commissioner
W. S. Wood. . . . . . . . . . . do.
of Public Buildings.
949 00
73 00
ttl, 022 00
Compensation of tuo watchmen to preserve the public grounds about the
Capitol.
To J. B. Blake, late Commissioner
W. S. Wood . do do.
cf Public Buildings
1, 300 00
100 00
$1, 400 00
Compensation
of one night uatchman employed for tke protection of the buildings
lying south of the Capitol.
To J. B. Blalre, late Commissioner of Public Buildings
W. S. Wood do . do
650 00
50 00
$700 00
Lighting the Ch&tdtol and President'3 A'ouse, and the public grounds around
tnem a~«t around the executive vices and Pennsylvania avenue.
To J. B. Blake, late Commissioner of Public Buildings. . . . . . S47, 057 60

198
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITLRES.
1860-'61.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For converting the old Senate chamber info a courtroom, the old court-roots
into a law library, and fitting up the rooms in connexion urith them for the
use of the Supreme Court.
To J. B. Blake, late Commissioner of Public Buildings . $25, 000 Il
l~orfitting up the roomsin the centre building of the Capitol, formerly occupied
by the Senate Committees on Naval, military, and Indian A/airs, for the use
of the Court of Claims.
To John B. Blake, late Commissioner of Public Buildings . . $3, 000 pp
For the erection of the north front of the Patent Offrrce building.
To John B. Blal-c, late Commissioner of Public Buildings . . $3, 600 0p
Casual repairs of the Patent Once building.
To Peter Lammond, disbursing clerk of the Interior DePartment $2, 000 00
zaking cases and fittin up rooms in fhe Patent Once building to receive copyright
books, charts, and other copy-right matter, gc.
To S. T. Shugert, late Commissioner of Patents $1, 200 00
For fhe collection of' agricultural statistics, investigations for promoting agriculture
and rural economy, and procurement of' cuttings and seeds.
To D. P. Hollomay, Commissioner of Patents
P. F. Thomas, late . do.
S, T. Shugert do do
4, 000 00
25, 000 00
21, 000 00
$50, 000 00
Drawings to illustrate the reporf of the Commissioner
of Patents.
To P. F. Thomas, late Commissioner of Patents $6, 000 00
For the preservation of the collection of the exploring and surveying expeditious
of the government.
To Peter Lammond, disbursing clerk of the Interior Department . $4, 0"0 00
For constructing
the cellar of the north front of the Patent Once building is«
aces and store rooms, and for putting iron railing around the areas in t~e
court-yard of said building, and for flagging the same.
To John B. Blake, late Commissioner of Public Buildings
W. S. Wood. do. . do
o, ooo oo
0, 000 pp
$P, O00 00

18 60-' 61. RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITHRES.
M ISCELL A NEOIIS.
199
Patent fund.
'I'o D. P, Hnlloway, Commissioner of Patents, for salaries in his ofdce
r'. F. Shuge&t, late Act'g Comm'r of Patents, for salaries in his office
I'. F. Th&rmas, late Commissioner of Patents, for salaries in his office. .
D. 1'. Hollo way, Commissioner of Patents, for tezupor»ry clerks.
I'. F. Thomas, late Cr&znmissioner of Patents, for tc&uporary clerl's
S. T. Shugert. late Act'g Commissioner of Patents, for temporary clerks
D. P. Holloway, Commissioner of Patents, for contingent expenses
P. F. 'I'homas, late Commissioner of Patents, for contingent expenses
S. T. Shugert, late Acting Commissioner of Patents, for coutingent
expenses.
D P. FIolloway, Commissioner of Patents, for repay&nents for applications
for patents withdrawn
To P. F. 'I'horn»s, late Commissionr. r of Patents, for repayments for applications
for patents withdrawn
S. T. Shugert, late Acting Commissioner of Patents, for repayments
for applications for patents withdr»wn
I'. F. Thorn»s, late Commissioner of Patents, for judges of appeals
S. '1'. Shugcrt, late Acting Commissioner of Patents, for judges of appeals
S. T. Shu'crt, late Acting Com&nissioner of Patents, for refuuding money
paid by mistake
28, 000 00
35, 177 38
56, 684 31
16, 600 00
22, 000 00
18, 000 00
13, 000 00
26, 000 00
25, 500 00
14, 000 00
11, 000 00
11, 000 00
500 00
500 00
500 00
$277, 861 69
To enable lhe Secretary of tire Interior, under the direr, lion of the President of
the t &riled Stoics, lo I&urchase a, site in the neighborhood of IUa, :hington, and
/or r r& r;lio», g;. , uf an asylum for the insane of the District of Columbia and
the arnzy and navy.
To C. H. Nichols, superintendent $33, 000 00
Support, clvthi»g, and me&heal treatment
bia, and of the arnzzy and nauy, at the asylum.
of lhe insane of the District of Colum-
To C. H. Nichols, superintendent $30, 000 00
FIeatirzg and &ce&ztilating the entire u&&finishe remainder &f&' the insane hospital
edzfic&', gc.
To C. H. Nichols, superintendent $5, 000 00
Eor books and incidental expenses of the insane hospttal, per act June 2o, 1860.
To C. H. Nichols, superintendent $500 00
Eor furnisluing
the present hospital conti»nation, comprising the centre and three
sections of the u&ing.
To C. H, Nichols, superintendent $5, 343 00
Eor e& & cling, f«rni shi &g, lighting, and h&aling a lodge for colored zconzen, correspv»&lirzg
to that at& eady erected and occ«pied by colored men.
To C. EI. Nichols, superintendent $10, 000 00

200
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES
1860-'61.
5IISCELLXNEOUS.
Ii'or salaries and incidental expenses of the Columbia Institute for the deaf, dumb,
and blind.
To the Columbia institution . $3, 000 00
llaintenance
and tuition of the deaf, dumb, and, blind pupils of the District of
Columbia at the Columbia Institution.
To the Columbia Institution. $3, 585 20
Eor the support
and medical treatment of forty transient paupers, medical and
. surgical patients, in the washington injirmary.
To J. B. Blake, late Commissioner of Public Buildings $6, 000 00
Support of the penitentiary
of the District of Columbia.
To C. P. Sengstack, late warden $6, 296 25
Compensation of the Marden, clerk, physician, chaplain, g. , of the penitentiary,
District of Columbia.
To Hiram J. King, warden
C. P. Sengstack, late warden
2, 428 00
10, 215 00
812, 643 00
Compensation of three inspectors of the penitentiary, District of Columbia.
1
To C. P. Sengstack, late warden $562 50
Compensation of four dratokeepers and a u:atchman, and fuel and oil for th»
lamps, of the Potomac bridge.
To John B. Blake, late Commissioner of Public Buildmgs
W. S. Wood, late Commissioner of Public Buildings
3 530 40
252 00
$3, 782 40
For taking dou, 'n and rebuilding the southernmost span of the bridge across the
Potomac knoton as the Long bridge.
To J. B. Blake, late Commissioner of Public Buildings $3, 247 54
Eor repairs of the Potomac, navy yard, and upper bridges, gc.
To J. B. Blake, late Commissioner of Public Buildings
W. S. Wood, late Commissioner of Public Buildings
6, 000 00
3, 000 00
$9. 000 00

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
201
1860-'61.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Compensation of two drawkeepers, and for fuel and oil for the lamps of the two
bridges across the Eastern Branch of the Potomac.
To J. B. Blake, late Commissioner of Public Buil&lings
W. S. Wood, late Commissioner of Public Buildings . 1, 269 95
90 00
$1)359 95
To repay the corporation of Georgetown, District of Columbia, all moneys heretofore
advanced by said corporation towards the construction of the bridge oUer
the Potomac at Little I'alls.
To the corporation of Georgetown $4, 600 00
Compensation of the public gardener, TVashington, District of Columbia.
To J. B. Blake, late Commissioner
of Public Buildings
1, 618 74
W. S. Wood, late Commissioner of Public Buildings . . 120 00
$1, 738 74
Compensation
of laborers on the public grounds and the President's garden.
To J. B. Blake, late Comruissioner of Public Buildings. . . $15, 400 00
Support of the public greenhouses, including pay of horticulturist and assistants.
'I'o Michael Nourse, late agent Joint Library Coromittee. .
Finley Bigger do do. . . . . do
From which deduct the following repayment:
By Michael Nourse, late agent Joint Library Committee
2, 621 50
3, 630 77
6, 252 27
509 27
85)743 00
Procuring manure, tools, fuel, repairs, purchasing trees, gc, , fur botanic garden,
to be expended under the direction of the Library Committee of Cong&
ess.
To Michael Nourse, late agent Joiut Library Committee
F' in icy Bigger. . . do. do . . . do
From whicli deduct the following
repayment:
By Michael Nourse, late agent Joint Library Committee
2, 300 00
1, 987 94
4, 287 94
687 94
63, 600 00

202
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
MISCELLA. ACEOUS.
For taking care of the grounds south of' the President's mansion, continuing
the improvements of the same, tlc.
To J. B. Blake, late Commissioner of Public Buildings . . $2. 000 pp
PuNic reservation
No. 2 and Lafayette Square.
TosJ. B. Blake, late Commissioner of Public Buildings . . . $2, 000 00
Purchase of trees and tree-boxes, to replace where necessary such as have been
placed by the United States, and repairs of pavements in jront of the public
grounds.
To W. S. Wood, late Commissioner of Public Buildings $2, 000 00
For the hire of carts on the public grounds.
To J. B. Blake, late Commissioner of Public Buildings. . $1, 095 00
Purchase of manure for the public grounds.
To J. B. Blake, late Commissioner of Public Buildings $1, 000 00
Repairs of Pennsylvania
avenue.
To J. B. Blake, late Commissioner of Public Buildings $3, 000 00
Cleaning out the seu:er traps on Pennsylvania
avenue.
To J. B. Blake, late Commissioner of Public Buildings $600 00
Curbing and paving footwalk and gutter, laying stone footway, and grading on
the south side of 31issouri avenue, from 3d to 6th streets west.
To J. B. Blake, late Commissioner of Public Buildings . . . $1, 939 3'l
Enclosing the circle at the intersection of Pennsylvania avenue and E and 2M
streets uith a urrought iron rail fence.
To J. B. Biake, late Commissioner of Public Buildings . . . $9, 018 47
Grading and gravelling B street south, from '1th to 14th street meet, setting curb,
and paving gutter with stone and footway mith brick, tSc.
To J. B. Blal-e, late Commissioner of Public Buildings. . . . $7. 979 50

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
203
1860 —'61
lEISCZLLANEOVS.
J'or seats of u, 'ood in the Smithsonian grounds.
To J. B. Blake, late Commissionerof Public Buildings . . $100 00
Repairing the fence around that portion of the mall upon uhich the Smithsonian
building is situated.
To J, B. Blake, late Commissioner of Public Buildings . $500 00
J"or the purchase and repair of tools used on the public grounds.
To, J. B. Blake, late Commissioner of Public Buildings $250 00
Compensation and contingent expenses of the auxiliary guard.
To J B. Blake, late Commissioner of Public Buildings
33, 518 42
W. . S. Wood. . do. .. . do do do. . 2, 666 68
$36, 185 10
Compensation of ttcenty policemen in the city of Washington, to be appointed
in the same manne~ as the auxiliary guards, gc.
To the corporation of Washington .
J, B, Blake, late Commissioner of Public Buildings. . . .
1& 000 00
12& 000 00
$13, 000 00
Expense of packing and dhstributing congressional journals and documents, in
pursuance of thejoint resolution of Congress approved January 28, 1858.
To Peter Lammond, disbursing clerk of the Interior Department . . . . . . . $12, 000 00
Expenses to be incurred preliminary
to taking the eighth census.
To Peter Lammond, disbursing clerk of the Interior Department . . . . . . . . $7, 000 00
To provide for blanks and other printing, and paper, for the same, required
preliminary to taktng the eighth, census.
To G. W. Bowman
J. H. Hall.
10, 189 17
276 90
$10, 466 07

204
RECEIPTS AXD
EXPENDITURES.
1360-'61.
MISCELI84. NEOUS.
Expenses to beincurred in tating the eighth census of the inhabitants of the
United States.
To Peter A. Keller, disbursing clerk of the Interior Department. . . . . . . 370, 000 00
W. B. Gulick, late. . do. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 530, 000 00
From which deduct the following repayment:
9007 000 00
By W. B. Gulick, late disbursing clerk of the Interior Department . . . . . . . . 386 00
4899, 614 00
J'or services of the special counsel and other extraordinary expenses in defending
the title of the United States to public property in Ualtfornia.
To P. Della Torre
G. W. Guthrie.
P. L. Solomon .
Caleb Cushing .
Eben Foxen.
Alexander Zakageroski.
J. F. Shunk .
Charles E. Clifford.
2, 901 54
730 00
19, 500 00
500 00
400 00
170 00
5, 636 04
725 00
030, 562 58
To enable the Secretary of the Interior to procure a lease from the board of
supervisors of Ontario county, New York:, for court rooms and post once at
Canandaigua, New York, and to furnish the same.
To the board of supervisors of Ontario county, New York . . . . . . . . . . . . 012) 000 00
J'or rent of rooms occupied by the United States courts at Los Angelos, California,
from October 27, 1864, to the b&h of August, 1866, per act June 28,
1860.
To McFarland tk Downey $3, 000 00
RELIEF OF SUNDRY INDIVIDU)ILS.
A resolution authorizing the settlement of the accounts of John Il. Itartlett, late
commissioner of the United States to run the boundary line between the United
States and 3Iexico, approved June '1, 1860.
To John R. Bartlett.
John D. Groesbeck.
6, 953 58
125 00
87, 878 58

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61
MISCELLANEOUS.
205
An act for the relief of Taylor Dudley, of'Minnesota, approved March 2, 1861.
To Taylor Dudley . . „. . . . . . . . . „. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $370 00
Itelief for damages by seizures of vessels and cargo in the harbor of San
Francisco.
To Jacob DeHart $3, 024 00
An act for the relief nf John II: W heeler, approved March 2, 1861.
To John H. Wheeler $5&715 20
An act for the relief of Augustus II. Evans, approved March 1, 1861.
To Augustus H. Evans. $800 00
An act for the relief of Moses Meeker, approved February 8, 1861.
To Moses Meeker $6, 484 34
An act for the relief of Eliza B. 3Iills, n, 'idotc of Robert 3Ii7ls, approved 57arch
2, 1861.
To Eliza B. Mills $500 00
Joint resolution for the beneftt of George II. Giddings, received by the President
States on the 18th, of February, 1861, and not returned by him
of the United
with objections uiithin ten days.
To George H. Giddings . $70, 000 00
For compensation to Robert L At1cinson, Third Auditor nf t1&e Treasury, for
duties performed by him in the investigation of claims for the suppression of
Indian hostilities in Oregon and TVashington Territory.
To Robert J. Atkinson $1, 000 00
An act for the relief of Samuel S, Green, approved February 28, 1861.
To the Post Office Department. $12, 443 83
To reimburse the Territory of Utah for ez'penses incurred in suppressing Indian
host&gities in said Territory in the year 1858, per act of February 27, 1861.
'I'o David 0, Calder . $53 %' ) 512 20

20G RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
1860-' 61
MISCELLANEOUS.
An act for the relief of Coale g Barr, approved JIarch 1, 1861.
To Coale k Barr $204 00
I
An act for the relief of SamueL B. IIibbard, approved JIarch 2, 1861.
To the Post Once Department 6830 00
An act for the relief of 0. D. Fairbanks, Fred. Dodge, and the Pacific 3IgQ
Steamship Comyany, ayproved January 28, 1861.
To the Paci6c Mail Steamship Company $412 50
An actfor the relief of Samuel Perry, ayproved February 28, 1861.
To Eliza Perry, executrix of Samuel Perry, deceased $638 98
An act for the relief of the California Stage Company, approved June 22, 1866.
To the Post Oflice Department $59, 382 08
An act for the relief of 3Irs. A. TV. Angus. widow of the Late Captain Samuel
Angus, approved tune 28, 1860.
To Anne W. Angus $21, 800 77
An act for the relief of Peter Itogerson g Son, of Saint John' s, Newfoundland,
owners of the British, brig Jessie, approved June 9, 1860.
To Peter Rogerson k Son
From which deduct the following repayment:
By Peter Rogerson k Son
7)788 75
3. 894 37
1 3, 894 BB
An act for the relief of Peay P AyH/e, approved June 21, 1861.
To the Post 016ce Department $20, 014 29
An act for the relief of Benjamin Sayre, approved June 16, 1861.
To Benjamin Sayre 82, 043 00

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
207
1860-' 61.
MISCELLkiVEOUS.
An act for the relief of W. K Hansell, the heirs of W. H: Underu:ood,
representatives of Samue/ Rockwell, approved June 9, 1861,
To John W. H. Underwood and J. B. Underwood.
G. M. Underwood
Elijah Humphreys and Elizabeth T. Humphreys
Lemuel J. Standifer, Sarah W. Standifer, his wife, and W. H. Underwood
deceased
The heirs of W. H. Underwood
From which deduct the following repayment:
By the heirs of W. H. Underwood
and the
2, 234 54
1, 117 27
1& 117 27
1, 117 27
8, 938 17
14& 524 52
8& 938 17
$5, 586 35
An act for the relief of Philip B. Holmes and William Pedrick.
'lo P. B. Holmes and William Pedrick $3, 000 00
An act for the relief of Cassius 3L Clay, approved June ol, 1860.
To Csssius M. Clay $918 70
An act for the relief of John Black, late consul at the city of 3Iexico, per second
section act of 3fay 9, 1848.
To John Black $1, 124 00
4n act for the relief of Aaron H. Palmer, approved February 18, 1861.
To Aaron H. Palmer $3, 000 00
An act for the relief of the heirs of the legal representatives of the estate of
Charles H. 3Iason, approved June 21, 1860.
To Charles H. Mason $2, 024 60
An act for the relief of Richard C 31artin, approved January 15, 1861.
To Richard C. Martin $1, 050 00
An act for the relief of Randall Pegg, approved February 19, 1861.
To Randall Pegg $199 58
An act for the relief of Townsend
approved February 18, 1861.
Harris, or his he~rs or legal representatives,
To Townsend Harris $10, 000 00

208
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
MISCELLANEOVS.
An act for the relief of WiLliam Couring, approved February 18, 1861.
To William Cowing $126 Oo
An act f' or the relief of Hockaday Eg Ligget, received by the President of the
Exited States February 16, 1861, and not returned
uithin ten days.
To Hockaday 8r. Ligget .
by him nilh objections
$40, 000 00
An act for the relief of Sheldon 3IcJ'night, approved June 28, 1860.
To the Post Oflice Department. . . . . . . . . . . $13, 630 00
To Robert A. Davidge
An act for the relief of Robert A. Davidge.
$118 9p
An act for the relief of Guadalupe Estudillo
E. 4rguello.
de Arguello, nidor of Santiago
To G. E. de Arguello
$14, 888 0t
For payment to H: Woods and Legal representatives of S. Roseberg, deceased,
for servrces in superintending construction of the custom-house at Pittsburg,
Pennsylvania.
To H. Woods $2 290 00
An act for the relief of W. A. Lewis's estate, approved December 22, 1860.
To F. C. Reynolds $6, 039 96
For the settlement,
kc. , of the accounts of the contractor, Sgc. , for the customhouse,
gc. , at San Francisco, California.
. $54, 438 21
To James Smiley. . . . . . . . . ,
An act fur the relief of Captain ALevander
V. Frashier.
To Alexander V, Frashier . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3, 920 00
An act for the relief of Henry Rice.
To Henr y Rice.
$10 539 88
To Horace P. Russ
An act for the relief of Richard Chenery.
$3, 890 00
Compensation of u;atchmen employed on reservation Xo
To John B. Blake, late Commissioner of Public Buildings
W. S. Wood, late Commissioner of Public Buildings
500 00
50 00
$55o 00

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
209
1860-'61 ~
MISCELLANEOUS.
nEPdrbMrs.
Construction of a building at BurLington, Vermont, for the accommodation of a
custom-house and post once, act of August 4, 1854.
By J. B. Bowdish. $53 23
Ten per cent. for the contingent expenses of a custom-house,
rirginia, act of March 8, 1855.
Jyc. , at Alexandria,
By E. 8. Hough $0 11
Contingent expenses of erecting the marine hospital at Detroit, Michigan.
By M. Shoemaker $710 35
Ten per cent. for the contingent expenses, gc. , of a marine hospital at Burlington,
Vermont, act March 8, 1855.
By J. B. Bowdish $32 22
~Erection of a first class light-house, and fitting it with first order apparatus, at
Barnegat, New Jersey.
By H. Bache. $1 92
Erection of a Light-house
on FenwicPs island, Delaware.
By H. Bache. $1, 251 04
By J. N. Macomb
Light-house
af, Sevenfoot It:noLL, Maryland.
$700 00
Making permanent
the signals by the Coast Survey on Florida reef, Florida.
By H. Bache $488 56
By H. Bache.
Beacon-Light on Bebecca Shoal, Florida.
$100 21
For a channel range hght at Maumee bay, Ohio.
By A. W. Whipple $458 00
For a light-house
on 6'reen island, Lake Erie, Ohio.
By J. A. Jones $0 01
Arranging and binding for preservatio~ the original returns
census and those prior thereto.
By Peter Lammond
of the seventh
$97 36
Expenses attending Lieutenant 8 hippLA party fr'om Gila.
By A, W, Whipple. . . .. . ~ $29 00
14 a

210
1860-'61.
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES. 6
MISCELLANEOUS.
I'or transporting and placing Drills's statue of washington on the yedestaL, 40.
By J. B. Blake, late Commissioner of Public Buildings $175 00
For a buoy on Mtddleground shoal, Beaufort, 2%orth Carolina.
By J, E. Gibble, topographical engineer $7 01
INTERCOURSE&
WIlli FOREIGN NATIONS.
Salaries of ministers of the United States to 6'reat Britain, 4c.
To George M. Dallas, late minister resident to Great Britain 2, 693 40
James Buchanan, late minister resident to Great Britain 769 23
William L. Dayton, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary
to France 1, 438 20
Cassius M. Clay, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to
Russia
F. W. Pickens, late ruinister resident to Russia.
John Appletou, late minister resident to Russia
James E, Harvey, minister resident to Portugal
. J. L. O. Sullivan, late minister resident to Portugal
Carl Schurz, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to Spain.
W. Preston, envoy extraordiuary and minister plenipotentiary to Spain.
A. B. Dickenson, minister resident to Nicaragua
Alexander Dimitry, late minister resident to Nicaragua
E. O. Crosby, minister resident to Guatemala
Beverly L. Clark, deceased, late minister resident to Guatemala.
Norman B Judd, envoy extraordinary and minister to Berlin
Charles N. Riotte, minister resident to Costa Rica
Anson Burlingame, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary
987 00
1, 683 08
2, 550 63
616 43
1, 887 12
1&000 00
231 20
616 43
14&021 35
611 41
3, 770 49
1, 000 00
1& 875 00
to Vienna
Thomas Corwin, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to
1, 000 00
Mexico 1& 000 00
John B. Weller, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to
Mexico
Bradford R. Wood, late miuister resident to Mexico.
Robert M. McLain, late minister
resident to Mexico.
C. Le D. Elgee, charge d'afi'aires, ditto a&t interim, to Mexico
H. R. de la Reintree, late charge d'aifaires to 5Iexico
J. M. Daniel, minister resident to Sardinia
Frederic Hassaurek, minister resident to Ecuador. . . .
C. R. Buckalew, late minister resident to Ecuador
George G. Fogg, minister resident to Switzerland
D. K. Carter, minister resident to Bolivia
John Cotton Smith, late minister resident to Bolivia . . .
J. S. Haldeman, minister resident to Stockholm
Rufus King, minister resident to Rome
G. P. Marsh, minister resident to Turin
E. Y. Fair, minister resident to Brussels
Robert M. Palmer, minister resident to Argentine Confederation
John F. Cushman& late minister resident to Argentine Confederation
George L. Brent, secretary of legation and charg0 d' affaires to Argentine
Confederation
George W. Jones, minister resident to New Granada .
E. A. . Turpin, minister resident to Venezuela
Lewis Casa, jr. , late minister resident to the Pontifical States
John Bigler, minister to Chili
James W. Borden, commissioner to the Sandwich Islands
Baring Brothers & Co. , bankers of the United States in London. . . .
1& 500 00
616 43
9, 238 38
3, 131 82
924 45
14, 762 51
616 43
7, 570 44
616 43
1, 232 86
7& 500 00
616 43
516 43
986 30
625 00
616 48
5& 650 69
937 50
6, 967 00
7&500 00
518 50
6& 805 00
7, 500 09
170, 000 00
$294, 794 95

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
1860 —'61.
INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.
Salaries of secretaries of legation.
To C. Le D. Elgee, secretary of legation to Mexico
A. H. Gillespie, secretary of legation to Mexico. .
W. H. Corwin, secretary of legation to Mexico
George Lee Brent, secretary of legation to Argentine Confederation
Joseph S. Priest, acting secretary of legation to Argentine Confederation.
Louis Rodolphus, acting secretary of legation to Chili
Charles S. Rand, acting secretary of legation to Chili
W. R. Calhoun, secretary of legation to France
Robert M. Walsh, secretary of legation to France
Julian A. Mitchell, secretary of legation to St. Petersburg
John E. Bacon, late secretary of legation to Russia
P. N. Dallas, secretary of legation to Great Britain
Charles L. Wilson, secretary of legation to London
John P. Brown, secretary of legation and dragoman in Turkey
Romaine Dillon, secretary of legation to Brazil.
E. B. Faulkner, secretary of legation to Paris.
E. G. W. Butler, jr. , late secretary of legation to Prussia
John de Havilland, acting secretary of legation to Spain
Baring Brothers & Co. , bankers of the United States in London.
211
900 00
300 00
300 00
488 95
1, 090 63
250 00
1, 125 00
683 00
218 70
352 74
167 16
381 44
216 00
573 24
223 06
403 44
149 35
900 00
20, 000 00
$28& 721 71
Salary of secretary of legation to Turkey acting as interpreter.
To Baring Brothers tk Co $3, 000 00
Secretary af legation to China acting as interpreter.
To Baring Brothers & Co $5&000 00
Salaries of assistant secretaries of legation.
To Baring Brothers 8r, Co 83& 000 00
Salaries of United States constds and commercial
To H. P. A. nthon, jr. , consul at Batavia .
J. D. Arnold, consul at Odessa
John P. Brown, consul general at Constantinople
R. G. Barn well, consul at Amsterdam
H. H. Barstow, consul at Palermo
J. J. Barclay, consul at Cyprus
E. P. Bailey, consul at Para
T. S. Bell, consul at San Juan del Norte
James Bushby, vice-consul at Bay of Islduds
J. M. Brower, consul at Lanthalia
H. B. Brow, consul at Bermuda
A. G. B]akey, consul at Talcahuano
C. W. Bradley, late consul at Ningpo
George Brayton, consul at Lahaina
J. Black, consul at Mexico.
George V. Brown, consul at Tangiers
J. A. Binds, consul at Leghorn.
Robert Bayman, acting consul at Yunchal, Madeira
P. McD. Collins, commercial agent at Amoor river .
A. G. Chandler, consul at Lahaina.
Carried forward
agents,
1, 014 43
164 83
3, 893 81
896 23
1& 500 00
1, 014 88
1& 000 00
1& 000 00
500 00
57 54
1 37
912 90
1, 452 86
1, 138 62
1& 618 36
21 50
2, 250 00
1, 500 00
1, 000 00
2, 828 11
$23& 765 44

212
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
18 60-' 61.
INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.
Brought forward
To A. B. Corwine, consul at Panama
W. S. Campbell, consul at Rotterdam.
F. S. Claxton, consul at Moscow.
A. G. Catlan, consul at Prince Edward's Island
J. N. Casanova, consul at Guaya&lail .
Caleb Croswell, consul st St. Petersburg
A. G. Carothers, consul at Turk's Island
A. Canfield, consul at Candia
B. S. Cotrell, late consul at Saa Juan del Norte. .
H. G, O. Chase, late commercial agent at Amoor river
F. Chase, consul at Tampico
A. N. Calvin, consul at Demarars.
J. B. Cone, late vice-consul at Lyons
Stephen Cochran, consul at St. Jago de Cuba
J. C. Crisson, vice-consul at Turk's Island
W. H. Carpenter, consul at Foo-Choo
Thomas Dunn, consul at Voo Choo
J. C. Dirickson, commercial agent st Apia
C. W. Dabney, consul at Fayal
D. R. DiffenderQer, coasul at Paso del Norte
Isaac R Diller, consul at Bremen
Alexander De&bes, consul at Marseilles .
J. D. Diomatari, consul at Athens
C. De Ronceray, consul at San Juan .
T. T. Dougherty, vice-consul at Honolulu
Albert Davy, consul at Leeds
R. Dowling, consul at Cork
N. Davis, late acting consul at Tunis
Edwin De Leon, consul geaeral at Alexandria
J. P. M. Epping, consul at Elsinore
J. Endlich, consul at Basle
J. Elliott, commercial agent at St. Domingo.
L. W. Emery, consul at Acapulco.
J. T. Edgar, consul at St'. Thomas
E. Ely, (deceased, ) late consul at Borabsy
R. A. Edes, consul at Pernambuco
G. W. Fish, vice-consul at Ningpo
A. Fallin, consul at Omoa.
R. A. Finlay, consul at Santa Cruz
G. H. Fairfield, consul at Mauritius.
Abel French, consul at Aix-la-Chapelle .
Theo&2ore Fresu, consul at Belfast
G. G. Fleurot, consul at Bordeaux
Charles J. Vox, late consul at Aspiuwall
F. J. Grund, consul at Havre
S. L. Gouverneur, jr. , consul at Foo-Choo
R. H. Gayle, consul at Montevideo.
J. B. Gordon, consul at Valpsraiso
W. F. Giles, consul st Geneva.
J. C. Gallaher, consul at Ponce, P. R.
J. S. Gillaer, consul at Bahia
D. H. Gayon, vice. consul at Aspinwall .
T. H. Hyatt, consul at Amoy
G. S. Holmes, consul at Cape Town
Alexander Hammett, consul at Naples
Charles Helm, j. r. , consul general at Havana
J. B. Holderby, consul general at Dundee
H. F. Hitch, consul general at Pernambuco.
D. M. Huckins, consul general at Cape Town
John L. Hodge, late consul general at Marseilles
Carried forward . .
23, 765 44
3, 500 00
531 00
2&050 83
1, 000 00
850 7g
2, 594 00
994 55
1, 015 00
164 35
500 00
1, 000 00
225 27
79 17
272 Og
225 58
287 67
69 31
847 55
996 00
490 00
2, 010 91
2, 519 12
l& 000 00
1, 939 20
902 59
I& 500 00
3, 474 97
809 78
118 14
1, 500 00
2&000 00
1, 504 17
808 93
330 76
177 89
1, 267 14
750 00
748 00
923 07
2, 625 08
1, 875 00
2, 000 00
2&000 00
3, 125 00
4&769 03
5, 992 44
658 84
1, 690 24
1, 488 70
375 00
842 79
625 00
4, 163 79
365 36
1, 500 00
6, 000 00
2&422 26
334 80
6I8 26
212 94
8109, 427 82

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
INIERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.
Brought forward
To J. P. Hopkins, (deceased, ) late consul general at Tabssco
G. E. Hubbard, commercial agent at Cape Haytien
A. M. Hancock, consul at Malaga
Caleb Jones, (deceased, ) late consul at Foo-Choo
J. A. Johnson, consul at Beirut
Thomas C. Jenkins, jr. , consul at Damascus
H. D. Johnson, late consul at Constantinople
E. P. Johnson, consul at Tabasco
Lewis Joel, consul at Cobija, Jamaica
Hugh Keenan, late consul at Cork
Joel B. Haskin, consul at Trinidad de Cuba
R. H. Leese, consul at Spezzia. . .
R. Loring, corumercisl agent at Aux Cayes
C. A. Less, consul at Revel
J. N. Lewis, commercial agent, Port au Prince
G. H. Leavenworth, consul at Bay of Islands
Samuel IiiRey& consul general at Calcutta
C. H. Lav, vice-consul at Callso
Samuel Long, consul at Lahaina
W. B. S. Moor, consul general at 31ontreal
Isaac J. Merritt, consul at Nasss, u
D. Macauley, consul at Manchester
W. H. McGrath, consul at Maranham
S. J. Murand, consul at Jerusalem
J. W. Magill, consul at Sabanilla
James McDowell, late consul general at Constantinople
Hugh Martin, jr. , consul at Matanzas
Albert Mathiew, consul at Cartha'gena
W. H. Morse, consul at St. Jago, Cape de Verd
C. H. Morgan, consul at Messina
J. B. Miller, consul at Hamburg.
J. F. Maguire, consul at Melbourne.
William Miles, consul at Callao
Isaac S. McMicken, consul at Acapulco.
W. P. Mangum, jr. , consul at Ningpo
J. R. McDonald, vice-consul at Hamburg
E. S. Of8ey, consul at Smyrna.
J. P. O. Sullivan, consul at Singapore
Albert Pillsbury, consul at Halifax
J. F. Pickett, consul at Vera Cruz
W. L. Patterson, consul at Genoa . .
J. F. Porteous, consul at Oporto
O. H. Perry, consul at Canton
W. R. Page, consul at Jerusalem .
J. A. Parker, consul at Honolulu
Abner Pratt, consul at Honolulu
J. O. Putnam, consul at Havre
J. W, Quiggle, consul at Antwerp
Ran. Runnels, consul at Sau Juan del Sur
F. M. Binggold, consul at Payta
b. S. Remak, consul at Trieste
Samuel Ricker, consul general at Frankfort-on-the-Main
T. W. Boundtree, consul at La Rochelle
Charles Bicker, vice-consul at Vera Cruz . .
James Beily, late consul at St. Petersburg
W. W. Richmond, commercial agent at St. Domingo
D. A. Robinson, jr. , cousul at Aspinwall
P. A. Stockton, consul at Leipsic
J. S. Smith, consul at Malaga
R, F. Schillow, consul at Stettin
A. J. Smith, consul at Laguayra
109, 427 82
240 28
1, 000 00
123 60
922 93
1, 993 36
1, 840 37
750 00
604 35
500 00
814 01
2, 500 00
1, 007 91
625 00
'2, 000 00
1, 554 08
801 80
847 22
314 83
750 00
4, 274 72
2, 000 00
2, 025 72
1, 025 90
687 50
410 80
117 23
8&975 15
500 00
1, 671 83
1, 119 44
1, 332 25
4, 472 52
475 54
126 37
247 70
500 00
2&000 00
2&504 88
1, 926 63
1, 500 00
1, 489 53
1, 097 53-
3& 000 00
1& 199 49
841 89
3, 278 91
496 33
2, 500 00
2&977 70
291 16
2, 000 00
2, 994 88
1, 500 00
2, 187 79
870 85
122 28
625 00
1, 500 00
1, 508 68
1& 000 00
1, 864 22
Carried for ward. 8193& 857 48

Casanova,
214
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.
To W. B. Storm, consul at Sabanilla
Brought forward
R. G. Scott, consul at Rio Janeiro
W. L. G. Smith, consul at Shanghae
J. Seys, commercial agent at Monrovia.
F. L. Sarmiento, consul at Venice
L. G. Sanford, consul at Tumbez
W. H, Smyley, commercial agent at Port Stanley
H. W. Spencer, consul at Paris
E. C. Stiles, consul at Vienna
J. J. Spenger, consul at Venice
Andrew Teu Brook, consul at Munich
T. T. Tunstall, consul at Cadiz
Alexander Thompson, consul at Constantinople
William Thompson, consul at Southampton
M. M. Taro, vice-consul at Ponce, P B
William Troitt, consul at Valparaiso
Vicesimus Turner, consul at Tahiti .
W. Thayer, consul general at Alexandria
G. F. Upton, consul at Rio Grande
I W. Villier, vice-consul at Lyons
D. V. Van Brnndt, consul at Acapulco
George Vail, consul at Glasgow
L. G. Vroomans, vice-consul at Rotterdam
W. H. Vesey, consul at Havre
W. P. Vesey, consul at Aix-la-Chapelle
G. W. Van Horn, consul at Marseilles
G. B, . West, consul at Bay of Islands.
J. W. Wh te, consul at Lyons
R. P. Waring, consul at St. Thomas
J. G. Willis, consul at St. Paul de Loando
Isaac Winston, consul at Kingston, Jamaica
J. H. Wolf, vice-consul at Southampton
W. G. Webb, consul at Zanzibar .
H. T. Wells, commercial agent at San Juan del Norte
J. B. Williams, consul at Lanthala
L. M. Wolf, commercial agent at Apia
J. W. Wolf, late vice-consul at Southampton
George E. Wiss, consul at Rotterdam
F. W. Young, consul at Stutgard
Baring Brothers A Co. , United States bankers, London .
From which deduct the following repayments:
By W. B. Stone, consul at Sabanilla
H, D. Johnson, late consul at Constantinople
C. J. Fox, late consul at Aspinwall
R. Loring, commercial agent at Aux Cayes
C. J. Helm, consul general at Havana
Ran. Runnels, consul at San Juan del Sur.
J. ¹ consul at Guayaquii
W. Knapp, jr. , late consul at bhanghae.
7 25
64 51
188 50
153 33
93 50
4 64
50
1, 524 69
193, 857 48
96 15
6, 134 34
1, 406 47
971 pp
550 27
436 96
445 86
5, 703 2p
1, 125 00
387 51
991 74
1, 500 pp
4, 367 50
1, 976 92
973 58
3, 542 57
252 06
311 71
538 92
1, 134 36
529 56
2, 269 33
156 03
1, 500 00
207 49
206 04
163 91
375 00
4, 027 83
1, 000 00
1, 625 00
128 00
895 09
600 00
250 00
81 52
486 00
65 93
999 47
15&000 00
257&170 61
2, 036 92
$255, 133 69

1860-'61.
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.
For estimated loss by exchange on drafts of consuls and commercial
salaries.
To Henry Anihon, jr. , consul at Batavia.
H. H. Barstow, consol at Palermo
S. W, Bonney, interpreter at Canton
C. W. Bradley, late consul at Ningpo
E. P. Bailey, consul at Para
J. J. Barclay, consul at Cyprus
G, Bray ton, consul at Lahaina
A, G. Chandler, consul at Lahaina. . .
W. S. Campbell, consul at Rotterdam
A. G. Catlin, consul at Prince Edward's Island
F. S. Claxton, consul at Moscow
J. C. Dirickson, commercial agent at Apia.
A. Derbes, consul at Marseilles
T. S. Dougherty, vice-consul at Honolulu
Albert Davy, consul at Leeds .
J, D. Diomatari, consul at Athens
R. Dowling, consul at Cork
J. P. M. Epping, consul at Elsinore
J. Elliott, commercial agent at St. Domingo
R. A. Edes, consul at Pernambuco
J. Endlick, consul at Basle
G. H. Fairfield, consul at Mauritius
Abel French, consul at Aix-la-Chapelle.
G. W. Fish, vice-consul at Ningpo.
S. L. Gouverneur, jr. , consul at Foo-Choo
Francis J. Grund, consul at Havre
T. H. Hyatt, jr„consul at Amoy
D. M. Huckius, consul at Cape Town
Fred. Jenkins, interpreter at Shanghae
J. A Johnson, consul at Beirut
T. C. Jenkins, consul at Damascus
H. D. Johnson, deceased, late consul at Constantinople
Wrn. Knapps, jr. , late consul at Shanghae
B. H. Leese, consul at Spezzia
Charles A. Less, consul at Revel
G. H. Leavenworth, consul at Bay of Islands
B. C. Murphy, late consul at Shanghae
James McDowell, late consul general at Constantinople
W. H. McGrath, consul at Maranham
D. B. McCartee, late consul at Ningpo
J. F. Maguire, consul at Melbourne.
W. B. S. Moor, consul general at Montreal
W. H. Morse, consul at St. Jago, Cape de Verd
E. S. Offley, consul at Smyrna
J. P. O. Sullivan, consul at Singapore
W. B. Page, consul at Jerusalem
W. L. Patterson, consul at Geneva
J. F. Porteous, consul at Oporto
O. H. Perry, consul at Canton
J. A. Parker, consul at Honolulu
J. W. @niggle, consul at Antwerp
T. T. Rickett, consul at Vera Cruz.
T. W. Rountree, consul at La Rochelle
Charles Bicker, vice-consul at Vera Cruz
Ban. Runnels, consul st San Juan del Sur
P. A. Stockton, consul at Leipsic
W, L. G. Smith, consul at Shanghae
J. S. Smith, consul at Malaga
R. F. Shillow, consul at Stettin .
215
agentsfor
25 21
76 11
183 94
259 89
26 55
44. 88
14 46
20 88
19 09
16 17
300 00
373 01
64 03
7 32
1 58
12 40
14 71
202 95
18 07
104 86
58 54
177 91
30 41
43o 19
828 04
36 66
557 82
57 87
461 55
115 96
65 54
41 12
605 81
89 85
210 00
128 71
350 00
64 04
71 40
230 25
128 16
116 57
211 40
264 42
502 72
55 63
19 37
59 33
472 94
13 23
69 95
14 02
200 69
183 25
24 30
34 12
225 61
57 26
64 50
Carried forward. . . . . . . . . . $9& 120 27

216
1860-'61.
RECEIPTS AND
I
EXPENDITURES.
INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.
Brought forward. . .
To R. G. Scott, consul at Rio Janeiro
H. W. Spencer, consul at Paris
A. Ten Brook, consul at Munich
T. T. Tunstall, consul at Cadiz
Alexander Thompson, consul at Constantinople. .
G. F. Upton, consul at Rio Grande
W. L. Viollier, vice-consul at Lyons
Joel W. White, consul at Lyons
R. P. Waring, consul at St. Thomas .
W. G. Webb, consul at Zanzibar
T. W. Young, consul at Stutgard
9, 120 2?
385 36
6 08
28 23
67 40
378 39
11 16
28 26
10 98
24 39
57 93
21 30
$10, 139 75
Blank books, sfafionery, arms, presses, gags, $c. , for fAe eonsttls of fAe f nited
Blafes.
To Isaac R, Diller.
A. W. Frestadius, jr
Alexander Derbes
Alexander Thompson
R. P. Warring
C. A. Leas.
A. G. Catlin
Edward Conner
Beverley Tucker
W. T. Wright, jr.
A. G. Blakeley
J. P. O. Sullivan
F. J. Grund
C. H. Morgan
E , J. Mallet . .
F. B. Wells.
G. H. Goundee
T. T. Tunstall
C. I. Helm
W. R. Page.
Samuel Rickey
G. E. Hubbard
S. L. Gouverneur, jr.
Charles Obermayer
G. E. Baker, disbursing clerk State Department
Edward Stubbs, disbursing clerk State Department
W. E. Stubbs.
75 20
3 81
23 79
246 78
39 2?
90 83
33 20
96 22
481 42
63 42
325 99
59 21
45 77
107 59
93 20
74 48
154 38
100 27
88 00
64 15
576 40
36 6?
45 38
9 50
5, 000 00
16, 000 00
9, 000 00
From which deduct
By Isaac R. Diller
A. W. Frestadius, jr
Alexander Thompson
D. Macaulcy
A. S. York
A. G. Catlin
R. P. Waring
J. W. Magill
J. P. O. Sullivan
Alexander Derbes.
C. H. Morgan
J. P. Brown
the following repayments:
139 60
3 81
361 78
10 46
3? 74
86 65
39 27
72 40
59 21
56 87
107 59
113 73
32, 939 93
Carried forward $1, 089 11 32, 939 93

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
By C. A. Leas
Edward Conner
F. B. Wells
G. S, Holmes
W. R. Page
C. W. Bradley
Edward Stubbs, disbursing
INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NA. TIONS.
Brought forward.
clerk State Department
W. E. Stubbs . . . . . do . . . do
1& 089 11
95 83
96 22
74 48
14 54
64 15
11 65
162 86
467 41
32, 939 93
2, 076 25
630, 863 68
Once rent for those consuls general, consnls, and commercial agents tcho are not
allotced to trade.
To Samuel Ricker
consul general.
Alexander Derbes . consul . .
T. T. Tunstall do.
R. P. Waring do
Thomas C. Jenkins . . do
Duncan Macauley
do
W. F. Giles do. . ..
C. M. Morgan do .
Robert Dowling
do
L. W. Emory do
Alexander Hutchinson deputy consul .
Edward Stubbs, disbursing clerk State Department .
Alexander Thompson
consul.
W. E. Stubbs .
George E. Baker
From which deduct the following repayments:
By J. P. Brown . . . ... . acting consul general. .
Alexander Thompson . . . . consul
T. T. Tunstall do
R. P. Waring do
Alexander Derbes
do
C. H. Morgan. do
C. W. Bradly. . do
Edward Stubbs, disbursing clerk State Department
W. E. Stubbs . . . do . . do
300 00
157 50
157 68
102 00
132 35
41 66
125 00
1, 549 05
559 25
3&76 26
65 25
45 36
102 00
52 50
50 68
76 12
41 66
302 45
69 32
80 13
11, 500 00
75 00
2, 500 00
5, ono oo
20, 036 73
3, 124 49
$16&912 24
Preservatln of the archiues of the constdates and commercial agencies of the
United States.
To A. W. Frestadius
W. T. Wright, jr.
C. H. )iorgan
F. B. Wells
W. R. Page
S. L. Gouveneur, jr
Chs, ries Obermeyer
19 61
42 11
10 00
22 80
14 04
61 53
5 00
Carried forward.
$175 09

218
RECEIPTS SND EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NSTIONS.
Brought forward
Which deduct from the following repayments:
By S. W. Frestadius, jr . 19 61
C. H. Morgan 10 00
F. B. Wells 22 80
G. S. Holmes 3 75
W. R. Page 14 04
Edward Stubbs, disbursing clerk State Department. . 2, 363 12
175 09
2, 433 32
Excess of repayments 82, 238 23
Interpreters, guards, and other expenses of the consulates at Constantinople,
Smyrna, Candia, gc.
To Slexander Thompson, consul at Constantinople
J. S. Johnson, consul at Beirut. .
E. S. OfQey, consul at Smyrna
N. Davis, late acting consul, Tunis
George Mountfort, late consul, Candia
826 87
848 11
574 l4
79 38
750 66
31079 16
From which deduct the following repayment:
By John P. Brown, acting consul general, Constantinople 59 '89
$3&019 27
Salary of the commission of claims in China.
To Charles W. Bradley, commissioner
$961 33
Compensation of the commissioners to China
China.
To R. C. Murphy& late consul at Shanghae
D. B. McCartee, late consul at Ningpo.
Thomas H. Hyatt, consul at Smoy
and the consuls to they've portsin
1& 500 00
1, 334 23
1, 500 00
34, 334 23
To S. W. Bonney, interpreter.
Baring Brothers tb Co
Interpreters
to the consulotes in China.
699 93
5, 000 00
Q5&699 93
Compensation of the interpreter of the mission to Japan.
To Baring Brothers 8r Co. 33, 750 00
Expenses of the envoy and suite constituting
the Japan embassy.
To Isaac Toucey, late Secretary of the Navy 51699 54
H. S. Wise, lieutenant United States navy 762 09
Which deduct from the following repayment:
By Captain S. F. DuPont, United States navy
Excess of repayment
6, 461 54
24, 833 83
8&8, 2&8 34
Expenses of intercourse with the Barbary powers.
To Baring Brothers tk Co
Contingent expenses of the commission to China.
To C. W. Bradley, commissioner .
32, 5oo 00
3367 90

1860 —'61.
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.
219
Contingent
To R. K. Meade, minister, Brazil
W. Preston, minister, Spain
C. Eames, late minister resident, Caraccas .
expenses of all the missMns abroad.
G. W. Jones, minister resident. New Granada
Joseph A. Wright, minister, Prussia
E. A. Turpin, minister resident, Venezuela
A. lexander Dimitry, minister resident, Nicaragua
B. L. Clark, minister, Guatemala .
J. R. Clay, minister, Peru
Townsend Harris, minister resident, Japan
C. R. Buckalcw, minister resident, Ecuador
J. F. Cushman, minister resident, Argentine Confederation
John Bigler, minister, Chili
J. C. Smith, minister resident, Bolivia
John E. Ward, minister, China
James Williams, minister resident, Turkey
J. B. Wel ler, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary, Mexico.
J. W. Borden, commissioner to the Sandwich Islands
J. S. Priest, consul, San Juan del Sur
J. P, O. Sullivan, consul, Singapore
R. W. Woolley, charge d'aifaires ad interim to Turkey
G. W. Heard, jr. , secretary of legation to China
C. Le D. Elgee, secretary of legation to Mexico .
R, Dillon, secretary of legation to Brazil
E. G. N. Butler, jr. , late secretary of legation to Prussia
H. C. J. Hueskcn, interpreter to the legation to Japan
T. J. De Sabla, bearer of the treaty with the republic of Bolivia
Edward Stubbs, disbursing clerk State Department.
W. E. Stubbs do do
George E, Baker do . . . do
Baring Brothers i&s Co. , bankers, London
From which deduct the following repayments:
By John Y. Mason
George W. Jones.
P. D. Vroom.
Edward Stubbs.
W. E. Stubbs
Contingent expenses of foreign intercourse.
To Joseph A. Wright, minister to Prussia ..
Willis Baxley, agent, United States
1, 116 63
'30O OO
437 22
1, 145 80
154 50
George E. Baker, disbursing clerk State Department. . W. E. Stubbs, late disbursing clerk State Department .. . ... Edward Stubbs, late disbursing clerk State Department. . .
From which deduct the following repayments:
By J A. Wright. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79 68
W. E, Stubbs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3, 661 77
480 19
5& 176 98
50 00
1, 348 00
255 17
260 00
230 15
62 77
13, 601 92
2, 918 24.
397 12
690 39
991 16
1, 106 25
1, 553 11
2& 976 88
190 00
1, 262 86
22 15
172 63
300 05
258 71
5 50
161 47
82 68
972 75
1, 137 95
3, 750 00
500 00
1&000 00
24, 750 00
66, 665 08
3&154 15
663& 510 93
79 68
1, 000 00
30, 000 00
10& 500 00
32, 872 16
74&451 84
3& 741 45
$70, 710 39
To carry into egect the convention
To Cave Johnson, commissioner
between the United States and
Paraguay.
22, 698 87

220 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS
Prosecution of the work, including pay of commissioners, and other expensst
provided in first article of the reciprocity treaty with Great Britain.
To John Hubbard. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $150000 00
Compensation of the commissioner, secretary, chief astronomer, Q. , and cos,
tingent expenses of the commission to run and mark the boundary between tits
United States and the British possessions bounding on Washington Territory.
To Archibald Campbell; commissioner 0110, 000 00
To meet the necessary expenses attendant upon the execution of the neutrality
act of copra 12, 1818, Is. c.
To James J. Rosevelt. 500 00
E. DelaSeld Smith 500 00
From which deduct the following repayments:
By F. H. Hatch.
J. J. Rosevelt.
84 48
500 00
1, 000 00
584 48
8415 52
J'or defraying the expenses of carrying into effect the j oint resolution of May
11, 1858, authorizing suitable acknowledgment to be made to the British nasal
authorities at Jamaica, gc.
To James Ross Snowden, director United States mint Philadelphia . . . . . 606 54
George E. Baker, disbursing clerk State Department. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 393 46
$30000 00
To defray the cost of a prison ship at Canton, in China, from January 1, 1854,
to January 1, 1857, and for compensation of the marshal of the consular
court at Canton from January 1, 1854, to January 1, 185 i.
To J. P. Cook, marshal 05, 750 51
Compensation of the commissioner, secretary, interpreter, g. , t'o adjust claim&
of citizens of the United States against 1Vew Granada, pursuant to the eighth
section of the act of J'ebruary 20, 1861.
To Charles W. Davis, commissioner
Awards under the fifteenth article of the treaty between the United States atttl
Mexico, per act of February 21, 1848, and 3Iarch 81, 1849.
To James J. Kendall
A. L. Robertson.
Thomas Hayes .
477 54
1, 000 00
1, 417 66
$2, 895 22
Awards under the convention between the United States and Emperor of Bra«
To Edward R. Bell'. $11000

1860-'61.
To meet an extraordinary
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.
221
emergency which has arisen in bringing from Batavta
tuenty four seamen of the ship "Slag Hound" charged with mutiny.
&To W. H. Howland . . . . $9& 792 00
8ettlement of accounts of Edward Ely, deceased, late consul at Bombay.
1'o Edward Ely . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1 832 49
Expenses incurred by Charles J; Helm, consul general at Havana.
I'o Charles J. Helm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7, 146 33
Expenses, Q. , of rescuing citizens of the United Statesfrom shipwreck.
1'o George E. Baker, disbursing clerk State Department . 500 00
Edward Stubbs, late . . . . do. . . . . . . . . . . . do. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5, 500 00
From which deduct the following repaymeuts:
By Edward Stubbs 4& 430 79
W. E. Stubbs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 371 93
6, 000 00
4, 802 72
$1, 197 28
L&'xpenses incurred in bringing home fromforeign countries persons charged
mth crime, and expenses incident thereto.
'Io W. L. Patterson
James H, Little
H. Anthon, jr
R. D. Merrill
H. Hemmingray
Charles W. Dabney.
Thomas F. Bibber.
Frederick A. Merrill.
Henry B. Browne
Beverly Tucker
A rthur P. Cox . . . . . . . . . . . .
C. W. Bradley.
Charles J. Helm .
Emerson Titcomb .
Benjamin Bangs.
Robert G. Scott, jr.
Robert B. Campbell
G. G. Fleurot
William M. Otis
Charles Carlisle.
J, D. Bullock.
Relief and protection of American seamen.
To H. Anthon, jr. . . . . . . . consul.
G. Brayton. . . . . . . . . . . . do.
A. G. Blakey. . . . . . . . . . do.
T. S. Bell . . . . . . . . --. . . . . . . . . do.
H. H. Barstow . . . . . . . . . . . do.
J. Busby, acting . . . . . . . . . . do
J. P. Brown, late. . . . . . . . consul general.
A. B. Corwine . . . . . . . . . . . . . consul.
A. . G. Chandler. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
Carried for ward
34 68
75 00
1, 938 89
90 00
350 00
144 63
15 00
30 00
72 92
110 37
400 00
59 49
728 50
50 00
1, 293 75
118 50
754 94
69 38
31 39
297 17
25 00
$6, 684 61
826 27
13, 289 65
11, 612 67
17 25
523 43
876 47
29 69
2, 397 11
22&772 71
$52& 345 25

222 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
1860 —'61.
INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.
To Edward Conner consul.
W, S. Campbell. do.
J. N. Casanova .. . . . do.
Franklin Chase. . . do.
J. C. Cresson, vice do.
A. G. Catiiu. .. . . . . do.
Stephen Cochran . . do
C. W. Dabney do.
Albert Davy. .. . . do. A. lexander Derbes . do. C. De Ronceray .. do. T. T. Dougherty, vice do. .
Robert Dowling . . . . do.
J, Elliott. . . . commercial agent.
R. A. Edes. . . consul
G. H. Fairfield .. ;. do.
B. Forstall, vice . . . . . do.
C. J. Fox . . . . do. G. G. Fleurot . .. . . do. .
R. H. Gayle . do.
F. J. Grund .. . . do.
J. B. Gordon. .. ... do.
D. H. Guyon, vice . . do.
Alexander Hammett . . . . do.
G. E. Hubbard. . commercial agent.
T. H. Hyatt. . ... . consul.
R. S. Higginbotham. . do.
H. F. Hitch, acting . . . do.
C. I. Helm . consul general.
Lewis Joel. . consul.
E. P. Johnson . ... . . do.
Hugh Keenan, late.
. .. do.
James Keenan. . . do. .
C. H. Lay, vice. . . . . do.
R. Loring. ... . commercial agent.
Charles A. Leas. .. . .. consul.
G. H, Leavenworth . do.
R. D. Merrill. . do.
Isaac J. Merritt. do.
W. H. Morse . . .. do.
J. W. Magill ... ... .. . do.
Thomas Miller
. do.
W. 51iles, late . .. . do.
W. B. S. Morr. . . ... . consul general.
C. H. Morgan. .. .. . consul .
D. McPherson, vice do.
J. F. 5faguire . . . do.
H. Martin, jr. . . do
W. S. H. Newman . . do.
E. S. Ofiiey. . . . .. . do.
J. P. O. Sullivan. do.
Abner Pratt . . do.
A. Pillsbury . do.
R. Preciat. . . . do.
J, F. Porteous . do.
T. M. Ringgold. do.
G. W. Ryckman . do.
S. S. Remak. . . . do. Ran. Ruunels . . . do. D. A. Robinson, jr . . . . . . do. .
Brought forward.
Carried forward
52, 345 25
1&673 63
62 37
424 75
102 86
201 17
228 43
17 86
3&787 01
74 93
723 43
2, 289 25
3, 274 54
1& 127 60
163 98
222 40
1, 767 79
2, 101 29
217 71
319 00
34 08
859 25
242 93
6& 021 85,
336 00
49 23
29 50
88 58
1, 828 11
1, 112 51
1, 349 54
64 00
10 00
32 59
100 00
4& 138 04
291 07
55 28
409 95
2, 026 97
2& 090 86
242 17
32 90
2& 670 00
337 93
18 00
44 44
672 33
1& 594 00
244 70
48 06
936 96
262 12
20, 062 39
172 17
82 10
678 50
11& 995 75
986 25
635 27
4 64
276 50
yl34, 292 69

i860-' 61.
RECFIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.
223
To W. H. SPencer. . . .. . . . consul
mith.
J, Seys. . . . commercial agent.
W. B. Storm. consul.
L. G. Sanford. . ... do.
W. H. Smyley. commercial agent
W. L. G. Smith . consul.
H. . J. Sprague. . . do.
W. Thompson . do.
V. Turner . .. . . do.
W. Trevitt .. . .. . . do.
Alexander Thompson.
.. do.
D. R. B. Upton .. do.
L. W. Veillier, vice. .. do.
G. R. West . do.
S. Ward. ... do.
R. P. Waring do.
F, B. Wells. .. .... .. . . . do.
Brought forward
amounts paid to th e undersigned owners and caI& tains of vessels,
assage, gc. , from foreign I&orts to the United
and others, for p
Slates, viz r
To H. Aplegate
Jose Abisa.
J. R. Atkinson
J. Adams.
B. N. Adams.
G, H. Avery .
A. Austin
W. J. Axworthy
C. Abrams .
F. B. A. mes . . . . .
R. Adams
J. Buddington
J. Bryant.
C. Boker
A. Brownl isa
D. B. Burton.
J. B. Bartlett.
J. B. Bradley.
S. C. Bailey
Otis Baker, jr.
A. Burditt.
H. Burke
W. G. Bush
A. R. Baker
C. Bockleman.
B. Burgess tk Sons.
G. Bishop.
J. F. Bowers .
J. B. Baxter
D. Bartlett. .. .
C. H. B&ook. P. B. Bowers H. Brown. . .
W. H. Hearse.
E. Boynton .
D. C. Baxter
J. H. Blethere.
S. Bailey
134&292 69
6 27
32 49
82 28
14 95
9, 414 25
597 67
745 48
425 04
68 59
1, 931 60
14, 604 78
432 68
73 76
9 54
2 22
397 29
361 03
181 26
20 00
10 00
10 00
20 00
20 00
20 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
40 00
10 00
10 00
288 00
20 00
60 00
140 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
696 00
40 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
60 00
20 00
10 00
10 00
1, 974 26
10 00
10 00
112 50
60 00
10 00
Carried forward. . $167& 484 63

224
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.
To C. Bradbury .
T. F. Bidder
George Braziel.
J. G. Bailey.
H. S. Brown.
Barrelli Brothers .
J. S. Barton.
F. R. Baby.
F. N. Bango
C. Bliifens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
F. Burness.
T. L. Briggs.
W. Brown
N. C. Brooks .
J. B. Bell
B. Buckingham
F. W. Burnett.
Jacob Brow
C. F. Baker .
M. Bartlett . . . . . . .
Joseph Brow
L. H. Botsford
J, A. Brown.
Bishop Bataillon
J. L. Baker.
T. C. Churchill
Amos Crosby
F. Curtis
W. H. Caulfield
S. H. Cotter
J. Carlisle .
John Collins.
J. Conley .
Henry Cole.
S. P. Crafts
J. C1iiford
S. Clark
D. Cook
D. W. Collum
E. Combs.
J. E. Carberry
J. Craig
J. C. Currier.
J. S. Colcord
S. P. Crowder
R. Crockett
D. Chase, jr
C. A. Combs.
C. L. Crandall
Clark 3r Woodward.
Charles Cheever
A. G. Carothers
J. Corrie
R. B. Campbell
J. Crowell
G. W. Coggins.
L. Calvint
J. H. Creevey
William Conley
J. O. Cathcart
Orville Cooper
Brought forward. . . 167, 484 63
Carried forward . . . . . . . . . . . .
10 00
10 00
10. 00
30 OQ
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
30 00
40 00
40 06
10 00
44 00
10 00
120 00
10 00
10 00
70 00
10 06
20 00
844 80
20 00
4 00
28 00
10 00
10 00
20 00
10 00
80 00
20 00
20 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
20 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
20 00
10 00
10 00
7 00
10 00
10 00
40 00
20 00
318 61
20 00
4&927 31
1Q 00
10 00
50 00
10 00
170 00
10 00
12 00
$174, 860 37

RECEIPTS AND
EXPEVDITVRES.
225
i660-'61.
'
To L. S. Conne11y.
S. Cason
R. C. Cuttings. . . . . . . .
T. Churchill
J. R. Congdon
W'. F. Dough.
James Dali .
Captain Deccsn
W. S. Dol
A. Delano .
E. S. Delisle.
H. W. Davis
J. H. Davis .
Dsbney & Cunningham.
Francis Damon.
W. E. Dennison.
A. D. Davis
J. W. Dublin.
R. W. Dexter.
W. 8. Doe
H. Day
E. De Hola
J. B. Emerson.
D. Ellictt.
S. Elliott
G. W. Edge
W. Foster .
T. Feenhsgun.
David Foote
S. E. Fickett . . . . . . . . . . . .
S. Fowler
Forbes & Babcock
Dan Foster
Luther Fish .
W. Flye
E. Freeman.
S. Forbes
Forbes & Babcock
W. G. Frith.
E. Flynn
Fitzgerald, Booth & Co.
Benjamin Forest.
M. Giddings
W. W. Goddard
Captain Griggs.
W Greenman.
W. H. Garrick.
S. P. Griffin .
H. Gibbs .
C. W. Gillis
W. Gore.
R. H. Gilliott.
H. Hopperholdt. . . . . . . . .
Thomas Harnon
C. Hamfield.
E. A. Harding
J. Harriman, jr
H. L. Higgins.
T, J. Harrison
E. Ham moud
W. Haths, way, jr. .
15 It
INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.
Brought forward. . .
174, 860 37
10 00
20 00
20 00
52 50
10 00
20 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
23 53
30 00
10 00
578 00
20 00
100 00
40 00
20 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
26 11
10 00
20 00
10 00
20 00
20 00
20 00
10 00
40 00
10 00
50 00
20 00
10 00
40 00
30 00
30 00
20 00
80 00
20 00
20 00
21 00
52 44
20 00
20 00
10 00
i0 00
30 00
10 00
20 00
10 00
20 00
10 00
80 00
10 00
10 00
20 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
Carried forward. . $176)733 95

226
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
18 60-' 61.
To W. B. Hilson
W. C. Hammer
Peter Hanson
James Hunnewell
J. C Harmon
W. Homes
C. Hutchinson
J. L. Hodge.
C. Hazzard .
J. Hurtlick.
A. Hadley .
James Hall
J. B. Harding
E. Hecker .
J. Hopkins,
J. H. Hallett .
H. Hall, jr
G. S. Hill.
J. W. Hill.
A. Hutchiuson
C. A. Hussey .
J. Harrison, jr.
J. Hatch.
J. W. Henning
F L. Hanks .
H. L. Hepburn .
H. E. Hubbard
J. Head .
E. G. Harrison.
H. P. Hathaway
C. A. Homans.
F. Hotch kiss .
W. N. Howland.
C. Hitch & Son
M. Hume.
W. Inman
A. G. Jones
Thomas Julius
M. Jctfrey
C. M. Jackson
D. Jamrin
J. Johnson.
A. M. Jackson.
W. Johnson
Kirkland, Chase & Co.
J. W. Kitchum
R. King .
W. L. Knowles.
H. Kendrick
Captain Kager
G. W. Knight ... S. S. Lewis .
C. J. Lavitt .
J. Litcher.
J. B. Lockwood.
N. F. Larrs, bee .
C. E. Lord
W. Liesegang .
P. E. Lefevre.
I. ewis & Damon.
S. P. Lee.
INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.
Brought forward. . . . . . . -. --
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
176, 733 95
10 00
10 00
10 00
40 OQ
10 00
10 00
10 00
39 31
10 00
1U 00
20 00
100 00
780 00
40 00
10 00
20 00
10 00
20 00
10 00
938 28
10 00
20 00
80 00
10 00
7& 526 09
10 00
20 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
20 00
20 00
10 00
42 00
110 00,
30 00
20 00
10 00
10 00
80 00
20 00
40 00
30 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
100 00
OQ 00
10 00
115 00
10 00
10 00
30 UO
10 00
70 OO
344 00
Carried forward. . . $187, 829 22

l660-' 61.
To George Latimer
J. P. Land berg .
D. Lines
E. Lane
C. P. Low.
W. Liesegang .
W. F. Lapridge.
A. Leighton .
O. Lamphier.
J. L. Lee
Isaac S. Lewis.
N. Z. Larrabee .
E. T. Marshall
C. H. Moore
C. Morton.
G. H. Miller.
T. Miner.
Captain A. Marwick
Marcus Mullan.
James McNair
H. McGilring.
W. J. Munroe.
. F. R. Meyer
B. M. Melcher . . . . . .
D. McCauly.
J. McGowan .
George E. Miller
E. H. Merriman.
J. B. McConnell
Thomas Mitchell
F. L. Measurer
McRuer &, Merrill.
T. H. Marks.
Thomas Mussells.
J. Merrithew.
C, Mills . . . .
T. H. Morton
T. Mandell
J. V. McKnwen
P. McGuigan.
C. McLeoa.
John Merehouse
E. Mayo.
R. F. Newell.
P. Nickinson.
E. Nickerson.
W. Nixon
J. R. Nickerson
James Newman
Ira Nash
M, Nickerson
D. W. Newcomb
L. G. Northup
W. G. Nickels
John K. Nickerson.
F. Niclrerson 6r Co.
A. J. North.
J. Nickerson.
T. B O' Brien
C. H. O'Dell
B. O' Brien.
/
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITIIRES.
INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.
227
Brought forward . . 187, 829 22
7 32
20 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 09
10 00
72 00
10 00
60 00
30 00
10 00
10 00
120 00
10 00
20 00
10 00
10 00
20 00
10 00
20 00
22 62
40 00
20 00
10 00
100 00
20 00
444 00
40 00
10 00
36 75
10 00
60 00
10 00
20 00
20 00
10 00
10 00
30 00
10 00
10 00
20 00
10 00
20 00
10 00
40 00
10 00
10 00
30 00
30 00
10 00
10 00
30 00
265 00
10 00
82 00
10 00
8 00
Carried forward. -- -. - - . . -- $189, 886 91

228
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.
To G. O. Lord & Co,
Isaac Orr.
W. Potter
James Perry
W. G. E. Pope.
N. E. Paddock
John Patty .
G. Parsons.
G. M. Patrick
W. H. Park
J. H. Phinney .
W. C. Plummer. ..
D. V. Pool
W. D. Perl-ins.
J. M. Perry
J. Penniston
R. H. Pearson.
J. Preble
A. Percival
H. Parmelee
W. H. Punniston.
P. W. Pershallow .
P. F. Petrie
D. Pendleton
Alvin Phinney
Jaber Pratt
W. J. Penton
Abel Reynolds, jr.
J. J. Rogers .
P. E. Rowland
C. Ryder.
J. M. Roberts
J. B. Richmond
W. H. Russell
O. Ramsdell
W. Robinson
P. W. Reed
W. Ross.
J. Rayno
C. Rey
R. Rankin
W. Rathbone
J'. S. Sargent. ...
E. J. Sawyer
G. O. J. Smith.
H. Shippey
James Smith
J. M, Swan
Alfred SchoQeld.
F. B. Soule
C. H. Sinclair.
H. Smith
W. Scott
J. R Staples
R. W. Shufeldt. ..
G. R. Sampson.
J. l'(. Smith
W. Survey.
J. Stickney
A. C. Schaeffer
A. . Salmon.
Brought forward
Carried forward.
189, 886 91
10 00
10 00
10 00
170 00
10 00
30 00
140 00
7 00
10 00
20 00
200 00
10 00
20 00
20 00
20 00
60 00
20 00
10 00
30 00
40 00
168 00
20 00
20 00
10 00
10 00
20 00
10 00
20 00
10 00
10 00
70 00
20 00
20 00
10 00
20 00
10 00
10 00
30 00
10 00
16 67
10 00
60 00
20 00
30 00
198 00
40 00
120 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 09
10 00
70 00
10 00
60 00
90 00
30 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
802 94
$192, 859 92

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
22'
1860-'61 ~
To A. Somes.
R. B. Summers. . . . . .
C. P. Seabury
A. M. Shiverlick
H. J. Sargeant. .
H. F. Sparrow
C. Scsndella
W. J. Shaw.
F. R Small
W. R. Spear
J. C. Stouffer
Josiah Shepherd .
O. J. Starrett
John Skerrill .
F. W. Strong
A. Salmon.
D. Souper
J. Taylor.
J. Turrell
J. A. Thompson.
W. R. Turner
E. L. Tinklepaugh,
D. W. Thorndike.
Z. Treworgy
J. Thsyer
J. C. Tyler
J. R Taber
W, E. Tuttle
W. Taylor.
L. W. Tibbitts.
J. H. Tabbutt
J. Towast
J. D. Thompson.
G. F. Upton
N. Varian
F. Willliams
E. B Winchester.
David Wiswell
David Wilson.
B M. Hand
S. Whetten
Foster Wills .
W. E. Wheeler.
W. F. Weld 8r, Co
J, Wilson
J. A. Wooton
F. H. Wist
D. Wilson
W. G. Weld.
J. T. Watkins.
C. B. Webb.
H. Y. Worth.
E. Weiner
T. Wren.
A. Weeks
Z. Welden.
P. H. 1Vhiteberry.
S. Whitman
Z. S. Wylie .
J. C. Williams .
E. B. Woodward
INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.
Brought forward
Carried forward. . . . . . . . .
192&859 52
10 00
20 00
20 00
70 00
10 00
10 00
20 00
20 00
20 00
10 00
IO OO
40 00
10 00
20 00
10 00
699 60
30 00
10 00
40 00
10 00
10 00
210 00
10 00
40 00
10 OO
20 00
30 00
30 00
10 00
20 00
'20 00
10 00
50 00
113 71
20 00
10 00
60 00
40 00
40 00
10 00
359 00
50 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
20 00
60 00
2O Oo
10 00
10 00
10 00
30 00
60 00
60 00
10 00
10 00
40 00
10 00
10 00
4, 184 52
638 25
8200, 334 60

230
RECEIPTS MT) EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
To C. Whitaker . . .
A. S. York
INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NXTIONS.
. Yerega . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
S. Young
Brought forward
K. Young .
Baring Brothers 8z Co, , United States bankers, London
200, 334 66)
62 81
122 88
60 Op
20 po
10 Op
1, 000 Op
$201, 610 2g
To Caleb Brintnall, deceased
C. H. Carter.
PUBLIC DEBT.
Redemption of united States loan of 1846.
1, 000 Oo.
1, 000 OP
$2, 000 Po
Payment of interest on the public debt.
To E. E. Pratt, late assistant treasurer, Boston .
Ezra Lincoln, assistant treasurer, Boston
J. J. Cisco, assistant treasurer, New York
J. H. Walton, assistant treasurer, Philadelphia . B C. Pressley, assistant treasurer, Charleston.
k. J. Guirot, assistant treasurer, New Orleans. . . ... .. . . . . F. E Spinner, Treasurer of the United States. .
W. C. Price, late Treasurer of the United States. . . J. T Mason, late collector, Baltimore
C. H. Carter
H. W. Hoff'!nan
Caleb Brintnall, deceased.
70, 566 41
73, 357 87
2&603&056 26
103& 915 77
1&419 Op'
66 00
36, 641 14
42&521 66
36, 247 00
22 0i
35, 272 68
22 01
From which deduct the following repayments:
By E. E. Pratt, late assistant treasurer, Boston. . .... . J. J. Cisco, assistant treasurer, New York. ... .
J. H. Walton, assistant treasurer, Philadelphia
A. J. Guirot, assistant treasurer, New Orleans. .. ..
J. T. Mason, late collector, Baltimore. . . . . . 300 00
3, 480 75
32&931 00
300 60
90 00
3&003, 107 76
37, 101 75
», &66, »6 &1
Redemption
To J. N. Inson
of bounty land stock, per act of February 11, 184'I.
$100 OO
Interest on bounty land stock, per act of February 11, 184't.
To J. N. Inson $9 66
Reimbursement of treasury notes, per act prior to July 22,
To Richard Smith
Philip Clayton.
Lewis Johnson 8r, Co. .
1846.
15O Op
pp Op
10O Op
03PP oo

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
231
1860-'61.
PUBLIC DEBT.
Peimbursement of treasury notes, per act of July 90, 1846.
To Benedict 8r, CO 850 00
Interest on treasury notes, per act of February 9, 184'I.
To Trevor & Colgate
Richard Smith, cashier
Philip Clayton
Lewis Johnson & Co
Benedict & Co
12 00
9 74
3 94
5 73
2 70
$34 10
Iteimbursement of treasury notes, pursuant to the act of Congress of June
98, 1847.
To Trevor & Colgate. $100 00
Payment of treasury notes, per 9th, section of the act of December I t, 1860.
To Augustus Schell, late collector, New York, N. Y. . . .
Hiram Barney, collector, New York
J. S. Whitney, late collector, Boston, Mass .
J. B. Baker, late collector, Philadelphia, Pa . . . . .
61&800 00
2, 050 00
4, 000 00
500 00
$68, 350 00
Payment of treasury notes, per fourth section of the act of %arch 2, 1861.
To J. Z. Goodrich, collector, Boston
W. B. 'I'homas, collector, Philadelphia.
Jedediah Jewett, collector, Portland
J. F. Babcock, collector, New Haven
Hiram Barney, collector, New York
S. S. White
2, 600 00
39, 950 00
5', 000 00
2& 600 00
534, 900 00
1, 000 00
8586&050 00
Payment of interest on treasury notes. per fourth section of the act of 3Iarch
2, 1861.
To J. Z. Goodrich, collector, Boston
W. B. Thomas, collector, Philadelphia . .. Jedediah Jewett, collector, Portland
J. F. Babcock, collector, New Haven
Hiraru. Barney, collector, New York . . .
15 02
369 30
50 12
33 06
5, 248 09
$5&715 59
Payment to such creditors of Texas as are comprehended
9, 1850.
To J. C. Bailey
G. M. Nichols
S. M. Swenson.
in the act of September
187 62
40 75
38 44
Carried forward f266 81

232
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
To C. M. Koones.
J. C. Willard.
G. K. Listare
Susan A. Goodwin
J. D. Barrow
W. P. Williams.
I. M. Swisher
T. F. Andrews .
William Bradstreet. . . . . .
William Garthwaite
W. S. Wetmore.
Trustees of Austin College
PUBLIC DEBT.
Brought forward 266 61,
19 gg
26 91 i
192 23
i
515 lg
38 44
32 29,
1, 827 07
4, 195 39
1, 922 37
49 96
69&720 60
76 89
$78&884 16
Payment of treas~cry notes, per act of Congress of December o3, 1857, section 9,
To Eloses McDonald, late collector of customs, Portland and Falmouth,
Maine.
W. B. Pike, late collector of customs, Salem and Beverly, Mass. . . . . .
J. Z. Goodrich, collector 'of customs, Boston and Charlestown, Eiass .
J. S. Whitney, late collector of customs, Boston, Mass. .
J. A. Aborn, late collector of customs, Providence, S)hode Island
Minot Osbo. n, late collector of customs, New Haven, Connecticut.
Hiram Barney, collector ot customs, New York
Augustus Schell, late collector of customs, New York
W. B. Thomas, collector of customs, Philadelphia.
J. B. Baker, late collector of customs, Philadelphia, Pa. . H. W. Hoffman, collector of customs, Baltimore.
J. T. Mason, late collector of customs, Baltimore, Eiaryland ....
American Exchange Bank
Bank of the State of New York
Bank of New York
Blackstoue Bank, Boston
Five Cents Saving Bank, Boston.
Bank of Washington, District of Columbia. . ..
Brooklyn Savings Bank
Bank of Commerce.
Bowery Savings Bank
Buffalo Savings Bank, Buffalo& New York
Bank of Savings, New York.
Broadway Bank, Boston.
Bank of America, New York
Baal- of the Commonwealth, New York
Bank of Manhattan Company, New York.
Brooklyn Gas-light Corupany
Continental Bank, New York
Commercial and Farmers' Bank, Baltimore .
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company, Hartford, Connecticut .
Chemical Bank, New York .
City Bank, New York
The East River Savings Institution.
Delaware Eiutual Safety Fire Insurance Company, Philadelphia, Pa
Delaware Mutual Insurance Company
Dry Dock Savings Institute
Danvers Savings Bank.
Eutaw Savings Bank
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank, New York . . 4, 500 00
1, 500 00
19, 450 00
472) 300 00 '
2, 000 00
100 00
148) 800 00
2, 832, 900 00
6) 000 00
247, 000 00
47, 000 00
73, 500 00
5. 200 00
19& 800 00
10& 000 00
25, 000 00
50, 000 00
15, 000 Oo
70&000 00
405, 000 00
1, 014, 200 00
156, 000 00
650& 400 00
30, 000 00
345, 900 00
18, 500 00
8, 000 00
39, 000 00
2, 100 Oo
24& 000 00
25, 000 00
10, 400 00
45', 4OO OO
37, 500 00
58, 000 00
20, 000 00
250, 000 00
15, 000 00
100&000 00
360, 000 00
Carried forward . . $7, 664, 450 00

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES
1860-'61.
PUBLIC DEBT.
Brought forward. . . . .
To Farmers and Mechanics' Bank
Farmers' Bank of Lancaster
Firemen's Insurance Company, New York
Fulton Bank, New York
German Savings Bank
Great Western Insurance Company
Greenwich Savings Bank
Irving's Savings Institute.
Irving Bank, New York
Institute for Savings of Merchants' Clerks, New York .
Bank of Republic, New York
Leather Manufacturers'
Bank, New York
Mechanics aud Traders' Bank, New York
Mechanics' Bank
Manuiacturers and Merchants' Bank, New York . .
Manufacturers and Mechanics' Bank, New York. . . . . . . .
Merchants' Bank, New York
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Mariners' Savings Institute.
New York and Havre Steamship Company
New York and New Haven Railroad Company. . . .
Merchants' Bank, Boston
Mercantile Bank, New York
Manhattan Savings Institute, New York
Metropolitan Bank, New York
Natioual Bank.
New York Life Insurance Company
Neptune Insurance Company.
Orient Mutual Insurance Company.
Oriental Bank .
Park Bank, New York
Philadelphia Saving Fund Society
Pennsylvania Mutual Insurance Company, Philadelphia. .
Pennsylvania Company for Insurance on Lives and Granting Annuities.
Phmnix Bank, New York
Provi&ient Savings Institute, Boston
Pennsylvania Mutual Life Insurance Company . .
Phcenix Mutual Insurance Company
Peekskill Savings Bank. . . . . . . . . . ---. -
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, New York
Phil idelphia Contributionists for Insurance on Houses.
Riggs 8r Co.
Revere Bank
Relief Fire Insurance Company.
Sweeney, Rittenhouse, Fant lk Co.
Seamen's Bank of Savings
Seventh Ward Bank
Suter, Lee 6r Co.
Savings Bank, Baltimore
Richard Smith, cashier
Home Insurance Company
Sufi'olk Bank, Boston.
Salem Five Cents Savings Bank, Salem, Massachusetts
Sing Sing Savings Bank, New York
'1'renton Banking Company, Trenton, New Jersey. . . . .
Union Bank of Maryland
Union Dime Savings Institute.
Worcester Bank
Warren Institute for Savings, Charlestown, Massachusetts .
Washington Insurance Company
Washin«ton 5Iariue Insurance Company
7, 664, 450 00
56)900 00
29, 000 00
12)000 00
41, 500 00
158, 000 00
92, 000 00
364, 600 00
101&300 00
600 00
85, 000 00
2, 000 00
45, 000 00
114, 800 00
5& 000 00
7, 000 00
7, 900 00
70, 900 00
261, 000 00
25, 500 00
140& 000 00
45, 000 00
149, 000 00
1, 400 00
204)000 00
76, 000 00
15, 000 00
24, 000 00
188, 000 00
189, 600 00
2, 000 00
58, 800 00
348, 000 00
80, 000 00
174, 000 OO
1, 198, 100 00
344, 000 00
40, 000 00
25, 000 00
4, 500 00
116, 000 00
16, 000 00
505, 200 00
58, 000 00
o, oon oo
5, 100 00
59, 000 00
1& 100 00
100 00
195, 500 00
71, 200 00
25, 000 00
100, 000 00
75, 000 00
5, 000 00
25, 000 00
67, 000 00
5, 000 00
50, 000 00
110, 000 00
50, 000 00
35, 500 00
Carried forward . . . . . . . 818, 881, 050 00

264
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
PUBLIC DEBT.
Brought forward
To Worcester County Institute for Savings
United States Ship Insurance Company
Washington Life Insurance Company.
Long Island Bank.
JefFerson Insurance Company.
G irard Banl- .
Broadway Savings Institute
Adams Express Company
G. H. Burns, agent, Adams Express Company. . . .
P. S. McLaughlin, Adams Express Company
Arney & Heye .
M. A. rmstrong fk Sons
J. R. Buckley& president, and W. Burnett, treasurer, New York and
New Haven Railroad Company
Bs, llin & Snider
Alexander Brown & Sons.
Bowen, Beekman 8r, Bradford, jr
Brown, Brothers & Co.
J. J. Borger & Co
H. Bradford & Son
Benedict 8r. Co .
Duncan, Sherman &, Co.
Drexell & Co
Clark, Dodge & Co .
E. W. Clark & Co.
Colgate & Hoffman
W. English & Co.
B. H. Field
Gourd, Freres 8r, Co.
J. A. Gilmer
Gilbert & Son.
G-rinnell, Minturn & Co.
Hoffman 8r, Co
J. R. Ingersoll and J. G. Craig, trustees .
L. Johnson & Co .
A. Jacobs & Son
P. T. James & Co
Ketchum & Son
J. G. King's sons .
Kirtland & Co .
W, Labach & Sheperd
Lord&T av ylor v
x'c xrcKin
& Co
Merritt, Strong & Co .
G. Mead & W. H. Carter.
Iightner & Co
Learing & Brother
Livermore, Clews & Mason
W. L. Lockwood 8t Co. .
H. T hfor ga a an 8r, Co
H. W. Mali 8r, Co
E. Pratt 8r, Brother
M. Morgan & Son.
Platt & Brother
Peters, Campbell & Co.
Riggs & Co. and Western Iiailroad Sinking Fund. .
Read, Drexell 8r Co
Ribon 8r, Co.
Samuel Rosevelt & Co
Robt. Ray, trustee of M. King
R. L. . & A. Stewart
13, 881, 050 pp
20&009 00
12, 000 00
62, 000 00
1& 500 00
3, 100 00
49& 000 00
50& 000 00
64&000 00
5, 000 00
3, 000 00
37, 800 00
1, 500 00
150, 000 00
1, 000 00
75, 000 00
5)000 00
132& 000 00
7) 000 00
1&000 00
500 00
16, 900 00
32&300 00
2, 600 00
1, 000 00
100 00
5&000 00
200 00
300 00
25, 000 00
6, 000 00
35, 000 00
13, 000 00
17&000 00
9, 900 00
6, 600 00
1, 000 00
9, 000 00
1& 700 00
1, 600 00
2, 500 00
2, 000 00
63& 000 00
1, 800 00
30, 500 00
600 PP
4, 500 00
1, 000 00
4, 000 00
4&000 00
28, 500 PP
20, 000 00
38& 700 PP
10, 000 00
2, 000 00
100, 000 00
193, 000 00
4, 000 00
100 00
1, 200 60
453, 600 PP
Carried forward. . . . . . . . . . 316 709 35p pp

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
235
1860-' 61.
PUBLIC DEBT.
Brought forward . . 15, 709, 350 00
To Thompson Brothers . .. . .. .. . .. 6, 700 00
Trevor & Colgate. . .. . .... . . . .... . . ... . 112, 200 00
0. H. 1illinghast
R. & M. Tuska.
T. R. Fellow and B. D. Brush, executors, &c. , New York . . . . . . . . . . . .
C, & W. J. Smith
State of Massachusetts. .
Stewart & Brother.
John Warren & Son
E Whitehouse, Son & Morrison, New York.
Ward, Campbell & Co
W ard & Co.
William Louis Winans, Ward Campbell & Co. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Winslov&, Lanier & Co.
John Warren &, Son
White, Mo)ris & Co
James Adams, cashier
1&300 00
1, 000 00
2, 200 00
35, O0O OO
33, 500 00
43& 000 00
200 00
5, 000 00
34& 000 00
46, 500 00
13&000 00
5, 000 00
100 00
100 00
20, 200 00
W. B. Astor 70, 000 00
J. B. Alley. 6& 300 00
M, , Baker. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4, 000 00
Samuel Bobke I& 000 00
E. Bradford . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I, 000 00
W. B. Bradford . 5, 500 00
G. H Burns 167 600 00
J. C. Beeman 9, 000 00
Isaac Bell, jr. , president . . 5& 000 00
T. Champion 400 00
Ralph Clark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9, 000 00
Thomas Carberry. 10, 400 00
J. B. Cronin 6& 000 00
Charles Christmas. 5, 000 00
Jacob Collamer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1, 000 00
R. 0. Currie ' 500 00
D. Condey . 1, 000 00
E. B Cobb. 1&000 00
E. Flagg 500 00
R. Catrill 100 00
N. Canton. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18, 000 00
J. A. Dix. 5, 800 00
A. J. Delatour 2, 500 00
W. Dehon, trustee . 6&100 00
Charles Dutilh 10&000 00
J. Y. Dewy. . . . . . . . . . 20, 000 00
H. R. Dunham . 3, 000 00
E. B. Day 13, 000 00
J. Dunlap. 8&000 00
M. De Cour val 500 00
J. W. Dix. 12, 500 00
J. W. Ding. 1, 000 00
M. M. Densen
40& 000 00
Albert Ellery . 300 00
T. A. Emmett . 2, 000 00
C. L. Everett. 1, 000 00
Lucy Francis. . . . . . -. . . . . . . ~ - ~ ~ -- --- ~ -- ~ ~--- 700 00
Henry L. Fuller. 200 00
James i&arrington . 9, 000 00
J. M. Gillie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 200 Oo
W. L. Graham . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1. 000 00
W. W. G&ouge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 000 00
J. S. lian&ber. 1, 000 00
V. T. Hall .
67, 500 00
Carried forward $16, 446, 950 00

236
1860-'6 l.
To V. Hess
T. J. Hobbs
M. M. Hendricks .
T. N. Hailer .
A. F. Holly.
Q. A. Hall .
L. Hasbrouch
G. Innis
Felix Ingoldsby
C. A. . Hamilton.
J. Harrington
C. E. Haviland
H. Hendricks
W. H. Hart
T. M. Hanson
W, B. Hill
G. Johnson
G. B. Justram.
Jane Jackson
Samuel Kirby
George Kern
G. D. Keen
E. J. King
Eugene Kettellas.
W. King.
J. G. Kidder
D. Kane
C. B. Kern
J. Loring
J. F. Lee.
Fred. Lawrence
D. B. Lindsay
James Lawson
H. Lawrence.
Lawrence &, Co.
H. Y. Ledger.
J. S. McKenny, cashier
A. B. Merrill
Alexander Muirhead
G. Neal
C. A. Macy.
Thomas McDowell
C. B. Moss
J. IL Langdon
D. T. Lanman
H. S. Lea, treasurer, &c. . .
Q. B. Malcolm.
J. Mitchell.
E. Morrison
Samuel Miller
D. W. C. McClosky
S. M. McKean, disbursing
A. McNeil
Sam@el C. Moore
Preston Mathews. . . . .
Alexander Benson
Helena Ann Nelso&r
G. H. Norman
G. L Nevins
H. Otto
T, V. Oliver.
RECEIPTS AND
clerk Tre
EXPENDITURES.
PUBLIC DEBT.
Brought forward.
asury Department. . . . .
~ ~ ----
. . 16, 446, 950 0p
200 00
1, 200 00
6, 000 00
2, 500 00
1, 000 00
900 00
1, 000 00
1& 000 00
20&000 00
30, 000 00
300 00
500 00
4, 000 00
17& 000 00
2& 000 00
30& 000 00
200 00
61&000 pp
1& 200 00
20, 000 00
100 00
400 00
1&800 00
30& 000 00
100 00
33, 500 00
200 00
3& 000 00
26, 000 00
600 00
2, 000 00
200 00
5, 000 00
2, 000 00
3, 000 00
3, 600 00
500 00
1, 500 00
7, 500 00
41, 500 00
1, 000 00
1, 000 00
2, 000 00
30, 200 00
3, 000 00
20, 000 00
500 00
1, 000 00
1, 500 00
50, 000 00
900 00
1, 500 00
500 00
139& 000 00
5, 000 0
25, 000 00
19, 000 06
15& 000 00
~ -- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 600 0
2, 400 00
2, 500 00
C & d fo d d.
. . &1&, 1&d, ddd &&I

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
To Sarah Otterback
J. Y. Penny
E. Plait
Rufus Prince.
W. H. Platt. .
J. N. Prior
k. R. Potts
Susan M. Parrish.
Isaac Phillips.
W. C. Price
James Pollard
Riera lk Theband
k. Roan. .
A. W. Russell
P. Reynolds
W. B. Randolph
W. Redin
C. H. Russell
J. J. Rosevelt
R. Schappi
Thos. Suifern
R. S. Stuart
J. lt F. Sener
Leonard Scott
J. C. Ti1lotson
T. M. Tate
M. Tenery.
L. C. Tripp.
k. Tobias
M. Trimble
Hiram Thomas
L. M. Shoemaker
L. L. Squire.
James Sampson
H. Y. Sanford
W. E. Small.
R. Suckley
T. T. Sawyer
W. T. Smithson
J. Sweeney
T Sanford.
J. Suckert.
M. S. Savage.
E. M. . Stanton
Daniel Stone
Mary Simmon
W. M. M. Turner
Benjamin R. Vaughan.
H. F. Vail,
J, Wiener
W. S. Wetmore
F. Wilson.
N. Wolf
M V. S. Wolf
Joel Wolf
6. H. Wilthams
Hugh Whittell
T. M. Wigham.
J. W. Weier, cashier
B. C. Wantell
J. T. Wright
PUBLIC DEBT.
Brought forward . . . . . . . 17, 130, 050 00
3, 300 00
3, 500 00
900 00
15, 300 00
2, 500 00
500 00
200 00
8&500 00
3& 500 00
44, 000 00
100 00
11& 000 00
100 00
1, 200 00
8, 700 00
300 00
8, 600 00
61, 000 00
15, 000 00
800 00
11, 000 00
800 00
16, 000 00
1, 000 00
1, 000 00
1, 800 00
60, 000 00
10, 000 00
5, 500 00
10& 200 00
3, 000 00
104& 100 00
1, 500 00
25, 000 00
15, 000 00
100 00
25, 000 00
5, 000 00
100 00
800 00
1, 100 00
2, 000 00
10& 000 00
10& 000 00
500 00
4, 000 00
300 00
50, 000 00
37& 200 00
10, 030 00
100 00
800 00
12, 000 00
16, 000 00
4, 500 00
4, 000 00
100 00
700 00
20, 000 00
2&500 00
9, 000 00
Carried forward. . . . . . , . . . . $17, 804, 750 00

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61
To Stephen Whitney
B. C. White.
G. W. Welsh
P. H. Watson .
W. H. Webb
W. F. Worthington
J. H. Wilkins
Brothers McKim
C. H. Birdsall.
S. C. Blal-e
Louis Bergman
Abner Beers.
J. F. Brown.
Egbert Ber. son.
Mary M. Barnes.
Grace Browne
W. J. Bromwell
Joseph Ba liard
John P. Baldwin
Mulford Martin
John Myers
PUBLIC DEBT.
Brought forward. . . . . . . . . . 17, 804, 750 06
180, 000 06
6&000 00
101000 00
81000 00
15&000 00
5, 000 00
2& 000 00
1& 000 00
100 00
100 00
13, 000 00
1, 300 00
2, 000 00
2&000 00
1&500 00
25)000 60
200 00
~ 1) 000 00
200 00
1, 000 00
1, 000 00
$18, 080, 150 00
Payment of interest on treasury ~otes, per 9th section, act of December 28, 1857.
To Moses McDonald, late collector of customs, Portland and Falmouth,
Maine
Minot A. Osborn, late collector of customs, New Haven, Connecticut.
J. Z. Goodrich, collector of customs, Boston, Massachusetts
J. S. Whitney, late collector of customs, Boston, Massachusetts
W. B. Pike, late collector of customs, Salem and Beverly, Mass
J. A. Aborn, late collector of customs, Providence, Rhode Island
Hiram Barney, callector of customs, New York.
Augustus Schell, late collector of customs, New York
W. B. Thomas, collector of customs, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
J B Baker, late collector of customs, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
H. W. Hoffman, collector of customs, Baltimore, Maryland
J. T. Mason, late collector of customs, Baltimore, Maryland
American Exchange Bank
Bank of the State of New York
Bank of New York
Blackstone Bank, Boston
Five Cents Saving Bank, Boston
Bank of Washington, D. C
Brooklyn Savings Bank
Bank of Commerce
Bowery Savings Bank
Buffalo Savings Bank, Buff'alo, N. Y
Bank for Savings, N. Y
Broadway Bank, Boston
Q &&4
R. S. 'tuart.
Bank of America
Bank of tbe Commonwealth
Bank of Manhattan Company, N. Y
Brooklyn Gas-light Company
Continental Bank, N. Y
Commercial and Farmers' Bank, Baltimore
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company
Chemical Bank, N Y
200 75
8 18
614 17
211251 74
89 79
98 30
7, 582 03
103&346 63
811 36
9, 858 45
2, 108 64
2& 283 74
318 69
1& 309 07
620 87
3& 578 77
2, 832 87
912 39
4, 157 39
34, 897 99
59, 53S 42
11&612 86
49, 649 44
2, 186 44
80 16
, 20, 983 42
890 66
485 76
2, 410 08
123 12
2)483 54
2, 022 50
627 43
Cartied forward
8348, 915 55

P&ECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61 ~
PUBLIC DEBT.
Brought forward. . . . . . . . . .
To City Bank, N. Y
The East River Savings Institution
Delaware Mutual Safety Fire Insurance Company
Delaware 5Iutual Insurance Company
Danver's Savings Bank
Eutaw Savings Bank
Dry Dock Savings Institute
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank, N. Y
Farmers and Mechanics' Bank
Farmers' Bank of Lancaster
Firemen'e Insurance Company
Fulton Bank, N, Y
German Savings Bank.
Great Western Insurance Company
Greenwich Savings Bank.
Irving Savings Institute
Irving Bmk, New York
Institute for havings of Merchants' Clerks, N. Y
Bank of the Republic, N. Y
Leather Manufacturers' Bank, N. Y
Mechanics and Traders' Bank, N. Y
Mechanics' Bank
Manufacturers and Merchants Bank, N. Y
Merchants' Bank
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Mariners' Savings Institute
New York and Havre Steamship Company
New York and New Haven Railroad Company
Merchants' Banks, Boston
Eugene &S. Ballin, treasurer
Manhattan Savings Institute, N. Y
Metropolitan Bank, N. Y
National Bank
New York Life Insurance Company.
Neptune Insurance Company
Oriental Mutual Insurance Company, N. Y
Oriental Bank
Park Bank, N. Y
Philadelphia Saving Fund Society
Pennsylvania Mutual Insurance Company, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Company for Insurance on Lives and Granting Annuities
Phmnix Bank, N. Y
Provident Saving Institute, Boston.
Pennsylvania Mutual Life Insurance Company . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Phceuix Mutual Insurance Company
Peekskil1 Saving Bank
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, N Y
Philadelphia Contributionists for Insurance on Houses . . . . . .
Revere Bank
Relief Fire Insurance Company, N. Y
Seventh Ward Bank
Riggs & Co .
Suter, Iiee & Co
Sweeney, Rittenhouse, Fant 8r, Co.
Seainen's Bank of Savings
Riche, rd Smith, cashier
Home Insurance Company
Suffolk Bank, Boston
Salem Five Cents Saving Bank, Salem, Mass.
Sing Sing Savings Bank, N. Y
Treuton Bank, Trenton, N. J.
Carried forward.
348, 915 55
3, 385 31
2, 286 99
3, 694 72
1, 219 73
909 86
6, 913 64
15, 141 44
21, 350 59
3, 369 10
1, 691 23
936 66
2, 773 73
6, 438 49
8, 361 71
Z3, 959 70
6& 115 28
71 83
2, 117 26
168 33
Z, 679 29
7, 821 80
300 82
1, 238. 97
5, 474 73
14, 996 88
1, 846 77
8, 443 42
2, 736 99
7, 497 54
24 89
12, 093 84
4, 851 02
1, 095 21
1, 756 26
8, 076 42
12, 306 94
157 62
4, 109 89
22, 501 77
1, 908 49
10, 467 95
69, 077 68
22, 968 76
3, 392 97
1, 567 40
272 35
7, 288 37
962 63
3, 614 11
363 95
72 03
39& 345 38
7 45
319 34
3, 834 65
4, 999 88
1 573 98
7&684 93
4, 664 39
303 29
1, 375 OO
$765&897 20

240
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
PUBLIC DEBT.
To Union Bank, Md.
Union Dime Saving Institute.
Worcester Bank
Brought forward. . . . . . . . . . 765, 897 20
Warren Institute for Savings, Charlestown, Mass. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Washington Insurance Company
Washington Marine Insurance Company
Worcester County Institution for Savings .
United States Life Insurance Company, N. Y
Long Island Bank
Jefferson Insurance Company .
Girard Bank
Broadway Savings' Institute
Savings' Bank, Baltimore.
Washington Life Insurance Company, N. Y.
Adams' Express Company
n
G. H. Burns, agent, Adams's Express Compa
B. S. McLaughlin . . do
Arney 8r Heye
y--------------------
J. R. Buckley, president, and W. Burnett, treasurer, New York and
New Haven Railroad Company
Ballin & Sander
Alexander Brown 8r Sons
Brown, Beekman 8r Bradford, jr.
Brown Brothers 8r Co
J. J. Borger 8r Co
H. Braden & Son.
Benedict & Co
Duncan, Sherman & Co.
Drexel & Co
Clark, Dodge 8r Co
E. W. Clark 8r Co
Colgate 8r, Hoffman
W. English 8r Co.
B. H. Field
Gourd, Vreres 8r Co
J. A. Gilmer
Gilbert 8r Son
Grinnell, Minturn
8r Co
Hoffman & Co
J. R. Ingersoll 8r J. G. Craig, trustees.
L. Johnson 8r Co
A. Jacobs & Son
T. P. James & Co
Ketchum 8r, Co .
J. G. King's Sons .
Kirtland & Co
W. Labach 8r Scheperer
Lord 8r Taylor.
McKim & Co
Merritt, Strong 8: Co.
G. Mead &, W. H. Carter
Lrghtner 8r, Co
Learing 8r Bro
Livermore, Clews & Mason
W. I Lockwood &, Co.
H. T. Morgan & Co
H. W. T. Mali & Co .
E, Pratt & Bro
M. Morgan r&e Son
Platt 8r, Bro
Peters, Campbell 8r, Co.
Carried forward. . . . . . . . . .
4& 393 81
366 16
3, 079 24
7&958 61
6, 008 22
2, 402 94
1, 200 00
813 10
82 50
298 87
2, 873 43
3, 189 05
13, 241 72
720 00
5, 055 89
378 97
180 49
2, 247 65
9& 357 53
60 00
5, 964 86
300 00
9, 049 02
490 68
86 04
48 70
932 04
1, 946 22
199 31
62 47
7 48
300 00
25 15
18 67
2, 004 ll
302 47
2, 424 99
827 43
1, 020 00
662 25
395 21
60 82
7S2 05
103 96
109 73
175 92
IS2 49
4, 383 18
142 81
2, OO9 3l
33 75
272 96
82 73
246 58
329 59
1, 795 77
1, 419 45
2, 349 34
691 64
226 44
$872&209 00

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
241
1860-'61.
PUBLIC DEBT.
To Read, Drexel & Co.
Ribon & Co
Samuel P. osevelt & Co.
P&. L. & A. Stewart
Thompson Brothers
O. H. Tillinghast .
R. & M. Tuska
T. R. Tillow and B. D. Brush, executors, &c
C. & W. J. Smith .
State of Massachusetis
M. King
Trevor &, Colgate
Stuart & Bro
John Warren & Son.
E Whitebouse, Sou & Morrison
Ward Campbell & Co
Ward & Co
William Louis Winans, Ward Campbell,
Wiuslow, Lacier & Co
White, Morris &, Co.
James Adams, cashier
W. B. Astor.
J, P. Alley
N, Baker
Samuel Bobke
E. Bradford
W. B. Bradford
6. H, Burns.
Isaac C. Beman
Isaac Bell, jr
T. Champion
Ralph Clark
Thomas Carbery.
J. B. Cronin.
Charles Christmas
Jacob Collamer
R. 0. Currie.
D. Condey.
E. B. Cobb .
E, Flagg .
T. R. Catrill .
N. Canton.
J, A. Dix
A. J. Delatour .
W. Dehon, trustee .
Charles Dutilh.
J. Y. Dewey.
H. R. Dunham.
E. B. Day
J. Dunlop .
M. D. Courvol
M. Armstrong & Sons.
C. L Everett
Albert Ellery
T. A. Emmett.
Mary M. Barncs.
Egbert Benson
Brothers McKim
E. H. Birdsal
S. C. Blake
Louis Bergman.
16 R
Brought forward.
&c
872& 209 00
12& 298 90
288 33
8 52
27, 118 42
434 41
102 93
60 49
169 07
2, 107 07
2, 025 18
72 59
7&239 38
2, 637 21
23 52
344 82
2& 396 51
3 150 00
921 43
302 47
8 74
1, 445 52
4& 280 48
556 13
72 96
64 94
79 48.
332 33
127 84
674 01
326 23
23 03
613 54
870 18
733 11
301 64'
60 33
30 16
65 26
60 16
25 96
8 84
1, 084 44
487 27
182 18
338 26
601 23
1) 200 00
180 00.
787 40
489 54
30 25
87 92
68 71
22 24
120 00
86 64
131 10
72 03
7 52
8 17
1) 189 51
Carried forward. . . . . . . . . 8051& 695 08

242
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
To Abner Beers . . .
J. F. Brown
J. P. Baldwin.
Grace Brown.
W. T. Bromwell
Joseph Ballard.
Alexander Benson
J. W. Dix
J. W. Ding
M. A. Danson
Lucy Francis
H. L. Fuller
John Farrington
J. M. Gillie .
W. L. Graham
W. W. Gouge
G. A. Hall
J. S Ha, mien .
V. T. Hall
Valentine Bess
T. J. Hobbs
M. M. Hendricks.
T. N. Hailer.
. A. F. Holly.
W, H. Hunt
Henry Hendricks
Levi Hasbrouck.
C. A. Hamilton
Jeremiah Harrington.
C. E. Haviland
Fe) ix Iugoldsby.
George Johnson.
G. B. Jostram
James Jackson.
E. J. King .
Samuel Kirby.
George Kearn.
G. D. Kean.
William King
C. B. Keen
J. G. Kidder .
Daniel Kane.
H. I awrence
J. F. Lee
George Innis .
F. Lawrence
D. B. Lindsay
James Lawsou
Henry Leger
J. B. Laugdon .
D. T. Lauman .
Lawrence 6: Co.
H S Lee. .
J. S. McKenney
A. B. Morrill.
Alexander Muirhead.
Gabriel Mead
C. N. Macy.
C. B. Moss .
W. B. Malcolm
Judson Mitchell
PUBLIC DEBT.
Brought forward. . 951& 695 03
114 44
176 22
17 00
1, 500 00
18 74
88 00
1, 512 33
776 05
60 49
2& 021 92
48 14
12 00
797 43
14 25
94 19
120 00
68 35
56 21
4, 054 18
12 99
76 00
330 90
174 75
88 60
1&026 59
240 66
60 00
1&800 00
18 00
41 97
1, 203 29
11 49
3, 776 31
72 56
158 01
1& 106 03
7 52
37 81
8 33
325 97
2, 087 59
12 07
112 11
35 08
60 00
135 92
12 48
424 11
244 ll
1, 895 56
181 97
189 37
1, 216 44
30 66
96 29
536 36
2, 425 34
85 81
146 7&
36 78
85 32
Carried forward .
8983, 866 83

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-' 61.
To E. Morrison
Merce, ntile Bank .
Samuel Miller.
D. 1V. C. DicCloskey.
S. M. McKean .
Archibald McNeill
S. C. Moore.
Preston Mathewe.
Mulford Martin, .
John Myer
Helena Anne Nelson .
G. H. Norman
PUBLIC DEBT.
National Fire Insurance Co. , Montpelier,
George Nevins.
Henry Otto. .
T. V. Oliver.
Sarah Otterback
W. H. Platt
A. R. Potts
J. Y. Penny.
Ebenezer Platt.
Rufus Prince.
W. C. Platt. . .
Susan M. Parrish.
Isaac Phillips .
Joseph Polard.
William Redin
Reira & Thebaud.
A. Roan
Abbie W. Russell.
Patrick Reynolds.
W, B. Randolph .
C. H. Russell, executor
C. H. Russell
J. Roosevelt. . . . . .
Randolph
Schappi
Thomas Suifern
R. L. Stewart.
J. F. Sener
Leonard Scott.
S. M. Shoemaker
T. Sandford
John Sweeney
W. T. Smithson
Rusten Suckley .
L. L. Squire
, Joseph Sampson
Henry Sauford.
W. E. Small.
S. T. Sawyer
Julius Suckert .
W. I&. Ss, vage
E, M. Stanton .
D&miel Stone.
hi sry Si mmons .
Alfred Tobias
J. C. Tiliottson .
T M. Tate
M. Tenny
hie rritt Tri mbl e
L. C. Tripp .
Brought forward
Vt.
983, 866 83
112 39
60 12
3
&
292 47
G9 98
87 99
30 00
8, 429 92
2
7
399 32
GO 66
60 00
305 69
936 30
13 15
49 GO
134 17
150 00
299 35
31 23
13 59
25? 52
69 57
974 58
175 23
686 45
255 11
6 10
641 29
632 13
8 2il
84 73
26? 76
18 85
978 74
707 40
907 40
16 68
704 45
22 19
137 97
?1 57
082 11
8? 67
66 63
6 13
508 21
118 56
500 00
919 73
7 58
322 03
120 00
606 58
600 00
44 38
292 19
332 63
55 15
Go 80
634 52
6GO 00
612 24
Carried forward . . . 81& 028, 688 82

244
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
To Hiram Thomas.
M. 51. Turner.
T. M. Hanson.
W. B. Hill
W. C. Price.
B. R. Vaughn
H. F. Vail.
Johanna Weiner
W. S. Wetmore
Franklin Wilson
Udolph Wolf
Margaret V. S. Wolf
Joel Wolf
G. H. Wilthams
Hugh Whittell.
T. M. Wigham.
J. W. Weir
H. F. Worthington
W. H. Webb
B. C Wendell
J. T. Wright.
Stephen Whitney, dec
Benjamin White
G. W. Welsh
P H. Watson.
J. H. Wilkins.
Eugene Keteltas
Thomas 5fcDonnell
J. N. Prior
eased
PUBLIC DEBT.
Brought forward 1, 028& 688 82
255 45
18 05
275 ll
2& 090 96
1, 987 gg
3, 664 99
2&829 83
748 3l
5 59
44 72
690 &3
971 27
288 77
239 89
7 28
49 18
1& 509 86
323 84
1& 159 52
192 96
650 51
10, 854 25
368 88
606 25
483 95
158 14
2, 733 70
72 01
42 82
$1, 062, 012 96
To D. N. Barrows
DEPARTMENT OF THI&: INTERIOR.
1n valid yensi ons — army.
. . . agent.
P. Dickinson. . do.
A. M. Warner. . . . .. .. do
P. T. Crutchfield. . . do.
P. Bequettc do.
A, L. Lovejoy. .. . . do.
J. W, Chapman . ...... . .&io.
B. G. Heriot . . „.
do.
F. H. Flogg. . . . . do.
S Belden. . . . . . . . . . . . . do
W. Henderson. . . . . . . . . do
P. C Jeifries. . . do.
J. B. Kinkead. . . . . . . do.
G. F. Emery . . . . . . . . . . . do.
I. O. Borneo. . . . . . do
T. H. Clarke . . . . . . do.
A. M. Reed . . . . . . do.
H, C. Kibbee . . . . . . do
M. D. Newman. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
Carried forward
1, 589 22
3, 100 00
2, 200 00
300 00
5, 44O 00
1& 000 0
5, 950 00
6, 700 00
800 00
5, 10O 00
9, 500 00
4 500 00
17 0&0 80
20, 200 00
13, 200 00
16, 400 0o
2, 600 OO
17, 30O 00
3, 700 OO
yisi, 65O 02

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES. 24O
1860-' 61.
DEPAI:TMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
To J. C. Green.
V. B. Livingston . ..... . &io.
J. Grayson .. . do
E. Hessenmueller . . do.
W. G. Broadfoot. .. . ... do.
I. Lewis. do
J. M. Smith . do.
C. H. Larkin do.
A. Hey t do,
J. B. Freeman. .. . .. ... ... do.
C. F. Warner
W. K. Blair
G. Minot
S. Brady
H. Wilton
Br ough t forward
agent.
do.
. do.
do
do.
. do.
G. % Biggs, jr. . .. . ... .. . do
S. W. Dalton . . do
R. C. Pearson . .. . . do.
J. S. Gittings. . . . ... . . do.
I. W. Kelly. do.
J. E. Devitt do
B, T. Blodgett . . . .. .. . do.
J. O. Yerrill
B. C. Kent.
L. Bowers.
M, Donoho.
J. Friend.
I. Vanderpoel . . . . . ,
G. L. West
J. D, Biles
. do.
do.
do
do.
&io.
. . do
do.
. do.
J. L. Thompson. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
A. H. Hamilton . . . . . . . . . do.
H. C. Borden. . . . do
J. Ih Selby, jr. . . . . . . &lo.
J. W. Bunn. . do.
From which deduct the following repayments:
By G. A. Mercer .. . . .. agent. .
J. W. Kelly, deceased, late. do
E. Hessenmuller ... . . ...... do. ..
I Lewis.
do
P. C. Jctfrics d o.
J. B, Freeman. .. ... . . . do. ..
J. O. Ferrill. . . do
2) 107 23
390 24
306 8U
1, 309 36
468 00
1, 300 00
2, 000 00
131, 650 02
22, 800 00
23, 000 00
14, 800 00
5, 800 00
1, 250 00
10, 500 00
14, 600 00
3, 700 00
4, 750 09
2, 300 00
4, 750 00
18, 100 00
5, 500 00
2, 700 00
35, 000 00
12, 500 00
3, 262 00
i', 650 00
6, 000 00
390 24
21, 100 00
5, 800 00
8, 500 00
3, 700 00
1, 530 00
600 00
8, 000 Up
25&000 00
4, 400 00
475 00
500 00
ppp pp
2I500 00
800 00
4, 000 00
417, 407 26
7, 881 63
8409, 525 63
Pensions — acts llarch 18, 1818; 3Iay lo, 1828; tune 'I, 1832.
. . . .. ... anent
P. Dickinson . . do.
P. T. Crutchfield do. ..
J. W. Chapman. .. ... do.
B, G. Heriot do.
G. A. 51 ercer, late. .. . . .. . . do
S. Belden. do
W. Henderson .... . -.. .. .. do
To D. N. Barrows.
52 52
300 00
1UO 00
150 00
300 00
157 81
600 00
400 00
Carried forward. $2, 060 33

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
To P. C. Jeffries . . . .
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Brou ght forward. .
.. . agent
J. B. Kinkead. . ... . .. . . do
G. F. E&nery. do
I. O. Barnes do
T. H. Clarke do.
H. C. Kibbee . do.
M. D. Newman. . . . ... do.
J. C. Green. do.
V. B. Livingston. ... .. ... .. do.
J. Grayson. do.
E. Hessenmueiler. . .. . do
W. G. Bradfoot. . .. .... .. . . do.
I. Lewis. do.
C. H. Lenkin . do.
A. H. Hoyt. do
J. B. Freeman. . .. . . . . . do.
C. F. Warner. . do.
W. K. Blair. do.
H. WBtnn . do.
G. W. Riggs, jr. ...... . . . . . do
S. W. Dalton. , oo.
14. C. Pearson .. do.
J. E. Devitt do.
B. T. Blodgett. .... . ... .... do
J. 0. Ferrill. do.
L. Bowers. .. .. . . do
J. M. Smith. . do.
J. Friend. do.
G. Minot. .. .. do.
I. Vanderpoel. . . . . ... . . . do.
ti. C. Kent.
. do.
G. S. West. . do.
S. Brady. . do.
J. D. Biles . . . . . . . . do.
A. H. Hamilton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
H. C. Borden. . do
J. W. Bunn. . Iio.
From which deduct the following repayments:
By J. B. Freeman
.. . ... . . .. agent
J. O. Ferrill. . . . . do. . . 2, 060 33
150 00
1, 006 29
1, 200 pp
1& 200 00
800 00
800 00
600 00
800 00
I, 10O OO
500 00
446 85
250 00
500 Pp
100 00
150 00
100 00
250 0&i
700 00
900 Po
500 Oo
200 00
I
150 00
1&100 00
400 00
200 00
70 Pp
4, 000 00
600 00
200 00
I& 200 00
150 00
200 00
150 00
25 00
100 00
200 00
300 00
23, 358 47
50 00
100 00 ' 150 Po'
$23 208 47
Pensions — acts July 4, 1886, section 8; July t, 1888; March 8, 1848; Iuse
17, 1844; February 2 and July 09, 1848; February 8, 1858, section 2.
. . . . . agent.
P. Dickinson. .. . . . . do
A. M. Warner .. do.
J. W. Chapman .. . . . . .. do.
B. G. Heriot . do
G. h. Mercer. . . .. do.
S. Belden. . .... do.
W. Henderson . . .. do.
P. C. Jeffries. . .... ... . ... do.
To T. H. Clark
3, 5OO PO
IO, 7OO Op
3, 300 PP I'
7OO Op
3, loO OO
1, 078 14 I&
18, 000 Op
I', 8OO Op
ooo Oo.
Carried forward
842, 628 14

1869-'61.
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
DEPAP&TMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
To J B. Kinkead. . . . . . . . . . . . agen
G. F. Emery . . do.
I. O. Barnes. . do
H, C. Kihl&ee . do
M. D Newman. . . . . . . . do.
J. C. Green. . . . do.
V. B. Livingston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
J, Grayson. . do.
E. Hcsscnmueller. . . . . . . . do.
W. G. Broadfoot . . . . . . . . do.
O. Lewis . . . . . . do
J. M. Smith. . do.
C. H. Larkin. . (io.
A. H. Hoyt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
J. B. Freeman . . . . . . . . . . do
C. F. Warner. do.
W. K. Blair. . do.
G. Minot. . do. .
S. Brady. . do.
H. Wilton. do.
G. W. Riggs, jr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
S. W. Dalton . do.
R. C. Pearson . do.
J. S. Gittings do.
J. E. Devitt. . do
B. T. Blodgett. . . . . . . . . . . do.
B. C. Kent. do
L. Bo&v&rs . 60.
M. Donoho. do.
J. O. Fcrrill . do.
J. Friend. . do.
I, Vanderpoel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do
G, S. West. . do.
E. Youlson. do.
A. Thieme. do.
J. L. Thompson. . . . . . . . . . . do.
J. B. Reynolds . . . . . . . . . . . do.
A. H. Hamilton . . . . . . . . do.
D. N. Barrows. . . . . . . . . . . . do.
H. C. Borden . do.
J. W. Bunn. . . . do.
Br ought forward
I&'rom which deduct the following repayments:
By I. Vanderpoel. . .. .... .. . do.
A. F. Morrison, deceased, late .. . do. .
T1
J. B. I
J. O. Ferrill. . . .. . do. .. . .... . t.
6, 268 26
1, 200 00
550 00
600 00
247
42, 628 14
12, 500 00
15, 000 00
18, 100 00
2, 100 00
13, 700 00
9, 000 00
12, 800 09
5, 700 00
2, 250 00
4, 000 00
3, 300 00
4, 500 00
300 00
2, 000 00
1, 100 00
7, 000 00
2, 500 00
5, 900 00
3, 250 00
4, 500 00
2, 500 00
100 00
1, 900 00
5, 300 00
11, 800 00
7, 400 00
2, 400 00
700 00
300 00
2, 100 00
1, 800 00
20, 000 00
300 00
2&000 00
1, 000 00
1, 000 00
1, 000 00
400 00
1, 07Z 14
1, $00 00
1, 700 00
238, 700 28
8, 618 26
$230, 082 02
Pensions — acts July 21, 1848; February 8, 1858; and under special acts of
Con. gress.
.. . . . agent
P. Dickinson. do.
P. T. Crut«hfichl . . do.
J. 1V. Chapms, n .. .. ... . .... . . do.
To T. H. Clarke . --. .
Carried forward .
3, 800 00
300 00
3, 500 00
50 00
$7&650 00

248
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
... . . agent.
G. A. Mercer, late . .. . .. . do.
S. Belden . do.
W. Henderson. .. . ... ..... . . clo.
P. C. Je(fries . do.
J. B. Kinkead. . .. . . do.
G. F. Emery .... ... do.
I. O. Barncs. do.
H. C. Kibbee. do
M. D. Newman. . . . . . . . . do.
J. C. Green . do.
V. B. Livingston. .. .. . do
J. Grayson . do.
E. Hessenmueller. .. .. .. do.
W. G. Broadfoot. .. . . . .. . . do.
To B. G. Heriot
I. Vanderpoel . . . . . . . . . . . . do
I. Lewis. . do,
J. M. Smith. . (10.
C. H. Leukin do.
G. Minot. . . . . . do.
S. Brady. . do.
H. Wilton . . do.
G. W. Riggs, jr. . . . . . . . do.
S. W. Dalton . do
R. C. Pearson do
J. E. Devitt . do.
B. T. Blodgett . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
J. O. I errill . do.
J. S. Gettings. . . . . . . . . . . . do.
From which deduct the followiug repayments:
Brough t forward. .
By J. W. Kelly, deceased, late . . . agent. . .... . .
S. W. Dalton do . .
D. N. Barrows. . ... . . . . do . .
Pensions — act tune 8, 1858.
To D. N. Barrows. . . . . . . . . . agent.
P. Dickinson. . . . . do.
A. M. Warner. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
P. T. Crutchfield. . . . . . . . . . . do
P. Bequette. . . . do.
J. W. Chapman. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
B. G. Heriot. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
G. A. Mercer, late . . . . . . . . . do.
F. H. Flagg . . . . . . do.
S. Belden . do.
W. Henderson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
J. B. Kinkead . . . . . . , . . . do.
G. F. Emery. . . . . . . . . . do.
I. O. Barnes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do
T. H. Clarke . . do.
H. C. Kibbee. . . . . . . . . . . do
M. D. Newman. . . . . . . . . . . . . do
J C. Green.
. do.
V. B. Livingston. . . . . . . . do
Carried forward
390 24.
362 00
1, 185 89
7, 650 OQ
2, 600 00
413 20
200 00
1, 000 00
100 00
6, 000 00
3. 0110 OQ
3, 000 UQ
600 00
2, 500 00
1&800 00
1, 300 OQ
2, 000 00
1, 221 00
500 00
4, 000 00
1, 000 00
300 00
400 00
600 00
160 00
5, 000 00
8. 500 00
900 00
400 00
1, 500 00
500 00
1, 400 00
2, 200 00
60, 734 20
1, 938 13
$58, 796 07
500 00
2, ' 100 00
5OO OO
600 00
60 00
350 00
2, 800 00
458 08
3, Uoo 00
2, 100 OU
2, 500 00
S, QOO 00
2) 600 00
6, 500 00
8, UUO 00
4, 200 00
4, uoo oo
I(, 600 00
6, soo 00
$62, 168 Us

RECEIPTS AND
EXPEN&DITURES.
249
1860-'61
DEPARTMENT OF THE -INTERIOR.
Brought forward
To J. Grayson. . . . . . . . . . . . agent. . . .
W. G. Broadfoot. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
I. Lewis. . . . do
J. M. Smith do.
A. H. Hoyt. . . do
E. Hessenmueller. . . . . . . . . . . do.
J. B. Freeman. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
C. F. Warren . . . do.
W. K. Blair do.
H. Wilton do.
G. W. Riggs, jr
b. W. Dalton. . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
J. S. Gittings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
J. E. Devitt. do.
B. F. Blodgett. . . . . . . . . . . do.
J, O. Ferrill . do.
B. C. Kent. . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
L. Bowers. . . . . . . do
S. Brady . do
M. Donoho. -do.
J. Friend. . do.
G. Minot. . . . do.
I. Vanderpoel . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
G. S. West. . do.
P. C. Jeffries. . . . do.
R. C. Pearson. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
H. C. Borden. . . . do.
From which deduct the following repayments:
By J, B. Freeman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . agent.
J. O. Ferrill. do. . . .
D. N. Harrows. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do . . . . .
To W. Patterson e( al.
Nancy Griffin.
A. Pence .
L. G. Davis .
J. Locke.
George Lewis, deceased.
Jacob Reiuer, deceased.
George Roebuck, deceased.
Lydia Smith.
Thomas Clintou, deceased.
Sarah Gott.
Martha, J. Keller
Sarah Whitt .
Abraham Early, deceased .
Mary Collins, deceased
Phebe Auiiuunett .
Johii Luke, deceased
Elij;ih Lutes . .
'1'humas Lowo.
David McCall
Z nelaimed Iiensions — army.
300 00
300 00
27 99
62, 168 08
3, 000 00
8, 000 00
4, 200 00
5, 000 00
900 QO
1& 637 55
900 00
100 00
1, 700 00
14, 600 00
5, 000 00
2, 900 00
5, 500 00
11, 500 00
900 00
3&300 00
1, 150 00
1& 200 00
400 00
600 00
1, 100 00
800 00
2, 800 00
100 00
400 00
800 00
500 00
136, ti55 63
627 99
$186, 027 64
10 39
8 98
36 ilo
14 13
7 20
9 74
40 35
35 36
38 50
11 01
12 91
11 18
26 65
24 00
12 82
30 00
16 90
GO 00
48 00
222 72
Carried forward. . 8616 84

250
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
To Elizabeth Oliver .
Susan A. Taylor.
George Valentine.
Sarah Green
George Cassidy
John L. Tubbs .
Sarah Carnahan
William Peters. . .
Ot. is W. Willis .
Sampson Hosley.
James M. Miller.
Lucretia Stone
John Taylor
Joseph Reading .
Phebe Robinson.
John Curtis. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
James Bolt
John Freeman.
Peter Hays .
Jesse Meredith.
Joseph Woods . . . . . .
Jacob Ellidge
John Shannon .
Benjamin Millott.
Cleonice P, Bultez.
Samuel Brown
Sarah Lanham
Sarah Hubbard.
John Keily.
John B. Regnier.
Holly Balthrop.
Celia Oglesby
Jemima Dickinson .
John Vance
John 31orehead
Catharine Keegan.
John Keen
Timothy Gordon.
John 1'agan
Pinckney Anderson
Elizabeth Vanderhey den .
Marshall Burton
Sylvia Ellis.
Conrad Kremer.
Phebe Mason
Gustavus Burch.
Michael D wyer
Thomas E. London
Joseph Tichenor
Richard Glover
Jane B. Syfnonds
Elizabeth Hill
Margaret Rue
Sally Richarrlson.
Nicholas White
William R. Nelson.
'1'homas N. Smith
Caleb Kimball
John B. Puckett . . .
Mary Canton, or Csntine. .
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Brought forward
Carried forward
6684
21 94
3 25
49 50
40 35
96 00
104 52
22 33
72 00
72 00
15 75
48 00
8 04
40 G8
61 62
29 13 i
152 00
84 00
11 35
48 00
45 43
25 35
20 39
24 00
39 84
77 68
768 00
10 00
8 87
72 00
36 00
66 52
ll 11
5l 41
96 00
98 26
6 33
78 3G
19 06
10 59
192 00
213 85
47 47
13 09
42 90
11 50
174 06
48 00
288 06
96 24
12 00
25 19
35 11
10 84
gg 82
gl 43
lgfl 00
32 00
i7
48 Gil
8 4'1
84, 846 29

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITL RES.
251
1860-' 61.
To Sophronia Brentlinger
Michael Moran.
John Daily.
George W, Gilley
Eunice Smart
David F. White
Ruth Hunter
Mary B. Francisco.
Bethiah Thompson.
Henry Sanderson
George M. Cowardin
Elizabeth Pride.
Susan E. Lyles
Isaac G. Stearns.
James Brut'
Charlotte Wornal
Jacob Hoyer.
Lucy Stoddard
John Lattimer
Oliver Wentworth
Grace Bowley.
Henry Dougal
William Knox
Annie Warner
George Field
Alexander McElroy.
Obadiah Wilson
Abagail Shaw
Joseph Armstrong.
Gotlieb Krack
Franklin Johnson.
DIartba Dudley
Levi Chapin.
John Welsh
John Huliug.
Joseph Lewis
Isaac W. Curtis.
Joseph Benjamin
Anne Kinney.
Hannah Smith.
Betsey Lockwood
Charles F. Wilson
John R. Stradley.
Henry H. GrindstaQ'.
Elizabeth Smith .
joseph Finch
Catharine Goldsborough.
Elsie Van Gordon.
John 7~eigler
Nancy Defever.
Ephraim Leonard.
Eleazer Scott .
Lrlizabeth Randall
Polly Wakefield
James Marr
Peter XVeldon
John Kellogg
William H. Kearney
William Dodge
DIaria L. Botts
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Brought forward. . . . . . . . . . --
Carried forward. . . . .
4, 846 29
28 82
14 13
17 03
166 53
12 55
16 13
21 52
14 35
21 00
927 20
23 00
60 00
21 00
96 00
48 00
14 19
4 18
21 28
5 23
31 73
29 63
37 97
3 73
16 34
20 39
468 39
33 81
196 28
5 90
11 61
360 00
9 21
10 58
7 23
11 16
7 48
144 00
9 03
25 64
9 72
13 42
25 07
48 00
48 00
20 00
21 00
10 39
10 43
844 80
37 94
24 26
44 06
8 77
54 99
14 40
48 00
7 67
51 00
67 l3
9 56
89, 237 75

252
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-' 61.
To William Oney
Elizabeth Lipford
James Sexton.
Elizabeth Caldwell
Rice Connelly
Hugh Mc Millan.
Henry Wick, deceased
Laban Cooper
Peggy Carpenter, deceased
John Jones, deceased
Mary Hebbard.
Naomi Carroll
Jenks Xl. Kramer
Bcuj*min Floyd, deceased
George W. Boswell, deceased
William F. Bowen
James 5IcCarty.
James Sheridan
Elizabeth Horton, deceased.
Oliver Forward.
Daniel Vancamp, deceased
John Scott, deceased
Martha Floyd, deceased.
James Hedrick, deceased
Loomis Kinsman, dcccased.
Sarah Jones, deceased.
Samuel Pellett, deceased.
David Minear, deceased.
Noah Pratt, deceased.
James Allmand& deceased.
Henry Pell, deceased.
P oily Dole.
Martha Cox
Mary James, deceased
Hiram Patrick
T. Herbert Judson
James H. Whitenton.
Miriam Choate, deceased.
Lavinia Eldredge.
John J. Barrow.
Maurice K. Simous.
5Iarcus h. . Hodges
bylvanus Gates, deceased
Enoch Ducker
Sarah Darrow, deceased
George Rinehart, deceased
Tho M. F
John Kibling, deceased.
Miranda Matthew
Hannah Burroughs, deceased.
Mar W'
y Wilson.
Elizabeth B. Peace, deceased
Joseph McCormick, deceased.
Luther Lawton, deceased.
Benjamin Ellsworth, deceased
Christopher Colly, deceased.
Sarah A. . Stewart.
Hannah Preston.
Daniel Robert on.
John 51ilicr, deceased.
William P. Campbell. . . .
DEPkRTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Brought forward
Curried forward.
9) 237 75
32 83
18 33
48 00
80 00
48 00
60 00
113 74
36 00
52 00
29 16
23 33
45 00
42 00
12 94
17 73
24 00
164 00
101 68
79 08
96 00
15 70
2 50
11 93
18 67
5 53
12 07
30 45
50 49
5 60
63 30
24 00
20 OP
26 66
21 00
32 00
36 00
192 00
9 63
18 94
24 00
336 00
48 00
14 73
48 00
15 44
79 12
24 00
6 10
42 00
37 79
21 00
39 06
13 67
7 74
43 4i
107 34
26 30
16 26
6i2 00
106 87
32 00
812& 718 93

RECEIPTS AND
EXI'FNDITURES.
1860-'61.
To Robert EIawkins. .
Lucinda Chadwick
Francis A. Claridge.
Tamar Benton, deceased
Levi Pritchctt.
Miriam Arno, deceased.
Artemus B. Cleveland.
George Darrow, deceased.
Manassah McFadden
Michael Crance
Edward Brady.
John A. Rogers, deceased.
Mary Evans, deceased
Charles Eeischer
'Ihomas Harris.
John Jackson.
Elizabeth Hensley.
William Colgan, deceased
Rebecca Smith, deceased
Edward Griswold, deceased.
Rebecca Mathews.
William C. Evans.
Isaac Taylor.
William Davis, deceased.
Elizabeth M. Rice, deceased
William Smith, deceased
Dyce Aiken
Samuel Beavers, deceased.
Pleasant Ballinger, deceased
Hannah Brown, (for Button)
Reuben Barto.
James Laughlin.
Rebecca Neal.
James Osbournc
Joseph Hoag
Mary Wood, deceased. .
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Brought forward 12, 718 93
36 00
30 00
48 00
11 93
24 00
85 22
48 00
21 85
96 00
48 00
41 80
83 50
80 49
32 00
108 00
12 00
116 66
IG 00
61 79
48 00
16 66
32 00
24 00
88 60
35 88
5 2G
233 05
6 09
11 47
26 53
4 70
72 00
20 00
480 00
72 00
13 77
$14, 755 13
From which deduct the following repayment:
By Sarah Hubbard, deceased 8 87
814, 746 26
Halfpay pensions to tcidou:s and orphans, payable through 'Third Auditor's
once.
To O. H. P. Taylor, deceased.
W. A. Slaughter .
IVRBam Meatier .
EBjah IfcBee
Abraham 'I'homas.
IVilliam Thompson.
Robert Martin, deceased
John McBride
George McLane .
159 99
180 00
117 41
15G 58
240 00
124 00
204 00
240 00
210 00
From which deduct the following
By David White.
repayment:
17631 98
20 00
81, 611 98

254
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-' 61.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
1nvatid pensions — navy.
I'o G. W. Riggs, jr . . . . . . . . . . . . agent.
I. 0. Barnes . do.
J. S. Gittings . . . . . . . do
J. E. Dcvitt . do.
V. B. Liviugston. . . . . . . . . . do.
G. F. Emery. do
A. M. Warner . do.
E. Pendleton . do.
S. Belden . do.
A. E. Maxwell . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
S. W. Dalton . do.
T. H. Clarke do.
A. H. Hoyt do.
J. C. Green do
J. Grayson do.
B. G. Heriot. . do.
J. B. Einkcad. . . . . . . . . . . . . . do
E. Poulson . do.
P. Dickinson . do.
H. C. Borden . do.
C. F. Potter do.
E. F, Gallaher. . . . . . . . . do
G. R. Phelps . do.
P. Bequette do.
Secretary of the Navy.
. . . . trustee.
4, 737 00
5, 754 00
4, 068 00
1, 300 00
15, 428 00
744 00
405 00
400 00
63 00
21 00
290 00
148 00
1, ISQ 00
112 00
174 00
13 34
42 00
2, 752 00
5 00
171 00
744 00
42 00
65 25
200 00
368 00
839, 196 59
Navy pensions (five years) to widows and orphans; aet August 11, 1848.
To G. W. Riggs, jr
I. 0. Barues
J. S. Gittings
J. E. Devitt
V. B. Livingston
A. M. Warner.
E. Pendleton
P. Dickinson
H. C. Eibbee
S. Belden
A. E. Maxwell
J. 0 Ferrill
S. W. Dalton
G. 1'. Emery
T. H. Clarke
A. H. Hoyt
J. C. Green
J. Grayson
B. G. Heriot.
J. B Einkead
E. Poulson
E. C. Borden
C. F. Potter
E. F. Gallagher
G. R. Phelps.
agent
do
do
do-
-. do
do
do
Iio.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
. do.
('io
do
do.
-do
do
do
. do
From which deduct the following repayment:
A. JI. Warner. . . . agent.
18, 500 00
16, 600 00
8, 428 00
8, 452 00
37, 500 00
3, 300 00
10, 592 88
930 00
120 00
942 00
859 00
300 00
700 00
336 00
1, 020 00
I& 430 00
330 00
600 00
661 67
405 00
5, 900 00
330 00
336 00
40S 00
957 55
119, 935 10
4S 38
8119, 889»

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
255
1860-'61.
DEPARTMENT
OF THE INTERIOR.
37avy privateer pensions.
To G. W. Riggs, jr . . agent
S, W. Dalton do
Isaac O. Barnes ..
. do
J. S. Gittiugs . . do.
V, B. Livingston. .. do
J. E. Devitt . .... do
J. Grayson do
E. Poulson . do
From which deduct the following repayment:
By A. M. Warner .. ... agent
To Peter Lewis
Andrew Christopher
William Evans
Robert W. Asphelin,
C. Goodell
James Egan
Thomas Hines.
Jscob Marks
John Williams
Peter Ackerman
Henry Eickhotf
Robert W. Caulk
James Derbyshire
Nathaniel Niles
James Williams
Horace N. Harrison
Unclaimed pensions — navy.
deceased
162 00
36 00
236 00
144 00
72 00
48 00
36 00
48 00
782 00
6 54
$775 46
60 00
2 80
90 00
51 00
22 50
22 50
36 00
2 62
57 00
108 00
105 00
108 00
72 00
107 30
36 00
859 17
$1, 739 89
TQ
iVavy pension fund.
G. W. Riggs, jr. agent
P. Dickinson do
H. C. Kibbee do
S. Belden . do
J. O. Ferrill do-
S. W. Dalton do
J. S. Gittiugs do
T. H. Olarke do
A. H, Hoyt do
J. C. Green . do.
J. E. Devitt do
J. Grayson . . do
A. M. Warner &lo
B. G. Heriot . . do.
J. B. Kinkead . do.
E Poulson
H. C, Borden do
V. B. Livingston . . . . . . . do
I. O. Barncs . do.
C. F. Potter do
E F. Gallagher . . . do
G. R. Phelps. . . . . . do
do
Carried forward. . .
301 00
20 00
5 00
15 00
6 00
10 00
160 00
32 00
60 00
8 00
200 00
23 00
136 92
9 42
8 94
300 00
12 00
500 00
410 00
20 00
8 94
15 15
$2, 261 37

256
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Brought
Which deduct from the following repayment:
By E. Pendleton.
E xcess of repayment
. . . agent
forward
2& 261 37
4, 092 88
$1, 831 51
To Cronin, Hurxthal & Sears
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
A. M. Robinson, superintendent
H. E Leman.
Poultney & Trimble
C. Barnum
Fulp7ling treaty with the Blackfoot nation.
11, 008 50
32 98
786 33
1, 596 iT
766 00
1, 042 00
$15, 232 58
Fulfilling treaties with the Comanches,
To A. 2I. Robinson, superintendent.
Cronin, Hurxthal & Sears
New York Central Railroad Company
Eiowas,
and Apaches of Arkansas
riser
6, 040 99
9& 931 29
735 47
$16& 707 75
Fulfilling treaty with the Chippeuas of Lake
To A. M. Fitch, sge»t
Cronin, Hurxthal & Sears .
Whiting, Galloupe, Bliss & Co.
H. E. Leman.
W. J. Cullen
W. W. Ringsbury
J. M. Gordon, treasurer
W. E. Vantassel, blacksmith
C. W. Thompson, superintendent.
Superior of September 80, 1854.
5, 965 33
13, 488 45
395 00
859 33
15& 650 33
564 75
750 00
150 00
3, 759 66
$41, 582 85
Fulfillin treaties unth the Chippewas
To A. . M. Fitch, agent .
Cronin, Hurxthal 8r, Sears .
of Saginau, Su:an creek, and Black river.
14, 983 30
2, 508 50
$17, 491 80
Fulfilling treaties with the Chippewas
of Lake Superior and the 3Iississippi.
To W. J. Cullen, superintendent $7&000 00
Fuifilling treaty with the Chippewas
To lV. J. Cullen, superintendent . . . . .
H. E. Leman
Cronin, Hurxthal & Sears
Poultney & Trimble .
C. W. 'Ihompson.
of the
3Iism'ssippi of February 22, 1855.
45, 331 08
1, 054 36
10, 300 00
15O 00
7, 554 98
$64, 390 42

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITT', RES.
207
1860-'61
DEPART11ENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Fulfilling treaties with the Chippewas, Menomonees, Winnebagoes, and X& u 1 or k
Indians.
To A, D. Bonesteel, agent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1, 125 00
Fulfillin treaties with the Creeks.
To Rev. E. W. Schon.
W. Lowrie, i;ecretary .
E. Rector, superintendent .
W. H. Garrett, agent.
3, 000 00
4, 000 00
6, 000 00
43, 400 16
$56, 400 16
To W. Lowrie, secretary.
Elias Rector, superintendent.
P. P. Pitc'nlynn
L Folsom
S. Garland
Fulfilling treaties with the Choctazos.
6, 000 00
4GO 00
2, 000 00
2, 000 00
2, 000 00
$12, 460 00
Fulfilling treatg unth the Choctaw orphans' reserz, ations~roceeds ofi lands.
To J. J. Gage, receiver 70 68
S, M. Hawkins, register. 70 68
$141 36
Fulfilhng treaties with the Chasta, Scoton, and Urn@qua Indians.
'I'o E. R. Geary, superintendent.
J. W. Nesmiih, superintendent.
2, 850 00
7, 820 00
$10, 670 00
Fulfilling treaties zeith the CalaIzooias, 3Iolalas, and Clackamas.
To J. W. Nesmith, superintendent
E. R. Geary, superintendent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
15, 700 00
4, 000 00
$10, 700 00
Fulfilling treaties zcith the Delawares.
To N. Boynton, treasurer.
A. M. Robinson, superintendent . . . . . . . .
From which deduct the following repayment:
By T. B. Sykes, agent .
2, 304 00
I& 350 00
3, 654 00
35 54
$3, 618 46
17 R

95/
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
t860-'61.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Fulfilling treaty with the Delawares — proceeds of lands.
To B, F. Robinson, late agent
P. Lammond, disbursing clerk
C. G. Wagner, special agent.
A. M. Robinson, superintendent
T. B. Sykes, agent.
E. W. Turner, commissioner.
J 51. Tebbetts, commissioner.
K. Pritchette, commissioner .
298 35
2, 000 00
61 60
1, 005 00
309 00
408 15
510 00
322 58
N, 914 68
Fulfilling treaty with the Flatheads and other confederated tribes.
To E. R. Geary, superintendent. . . . . .
From which deduct the following repayment:
By Cronin, Hurxthal 8r Sears.
20I 081 21
709 75
819, 371 46
Fulfilling treaties with the Chippewas and Christian Indians — proceeds nf lands.
To P. Fuller, agent . .
C. C. Hutchinson, agent.
3, 531 85
2, 000 00
85, 531 85
Fulfilling treaties tcith the Florida Indians, or Senrinoles.
To Elias Rector, superintendent
D. G. Major
J. J. Young
A. E. Ilathews.
D. H. Cooper, agent.
Which deduct from the following repayment:
By E. Rector, superintendent .
Excess of repayment .
25, 000 00
1, 002 00
175 00
400 00
4, 500 00
31, 077 00
52, 917 25
$21, 840 25
Fulfilling treaties with the Iowas.
To W. Lowrie, secretary.
Fulfilling treaties with the Iowas — proceeds of lands,
To A. M. Robinson, superintendent . . . .
D. Vanderslice, agent.
8689 60
6, 620 00
8, 366 81
8 14, 988 Bl

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
259
1860-'61 ~
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
To W. Lowrie
A. M. Rob;nson, superintendent R. G. Cronin, special agent . . .
Mackey 8r, Berry
Fulfilling treaties with the Eansas.
105 00
15, 000 00
800 00
963 30
816, 868 30
To A. M. Robinson, superintendent
W. Lowrie, secretary
Fulfilling treaties with the Eiclcapoos.
From which deduct the following repayment:
By D. Vanderslice, agent . ... .. ... . .. . . .. . ... ..
11, 000 00
1, 295 28
12, 295 28
117 28
$12, 178 00
Fulfilling treaties unth the Eashaslcias. Peorias, Weas, and Pianleekhawsproceedk
of' lands.
To P. Lammond.
W. J. Howard, commissioner
A. R. Boon, commissioner
R. S. Stevens, commissioner
1, 500 00'
84 75
68 57
I, 583 00
$3, 236 32
Fulfilling treaties with the 3Iiamies.
To A. M. Robinson, superintendent
J. A. Graham, special agent
W. J. Howard, commissioner
A. R. Boon, commissioner
J. W. Dawson, special agent
From which deduct the followiug
By S. Clover, agent
repayment:
15, 275 14
138 34
116 25
108 75
17, 926 53
33, 565 01
2, 069 81
$31, 495 20
Fulfilling treaties u;ith the 3fiamies of Eel riser.
To J. W. Dawson, special agent
From which deduct the following repayment:
By J A. Graham, special agent
1, 100 00
81, 099 95

260
RECEIPTS AND
EXPEiVDITURES.
1860-' 61.
DEPARTMET OF THE INTERIOR.
Fulfilling treaties u i' the 3Ienomonees.
To J. H. Howe, attorney
K. Pritchette, special agent
A. D. Bonesteel, special agent.
350 00
682 18
26, 657 82
$27, 690 00
Eutfilling treaties with the Ottawas and Chippewas of ilIiehigan.
To A. M. Fitch, agent 41, 875 68
Cronin, Hurxthal 6r Sears. 7)751 00
$49, 626 68
To A. J. Dorn, agent
Rev. J. O' Neil
Eulfilling treaties with the Osages.
75 38
2& 611 42
$2, 686 80
Eulp7li ng treaties with the Omahas.
'To A. M. Robinson, superintendent
W. Lowrie, secretary
From which deduct the following repayments:
'Sy W. F. Wilson, late agent
W. K. Moore, late agent
J. B. Robertson, late agent
1, 031 72
48 88
2, 968 15
28, 520 00
3, 750 00
32, 270 00
4, 048 75
$28, 221 25
Eutfilting treaties with the Ottau as of Eansas.
To A. M. Robinson, superintendent
C. C. Hutchinson, agent
4, 100 00
800 00
$4, 900 00
Eutfilling treaties with the Ottoes and 3Iissourias.
To A. M. Robinson, superintendent
W. Lowrie, secretary
14, 087 50
562 50
$14, 650 00
Eulfitlirrg treati es with the Pottawatomies.
To Rev. L O' Neil
Rev. R. Holman
A. M. Fitch, agent
A. M. Robinson, superintendent
F. W. Lea, late agent
A. . Robinson, chief
W. W. Ross, agent
2, 550 00
1, 766 48
1, 587 50
55, 794 50
110 01
500 00
13, 890 62
$76, 199 11

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
261
1860-'61.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Fulfilling treaties with the Po!tawatomies of the Euron.
To A, M. Fitch, ;&gent $400 00
Fulfilling treaties with the Puget's Sound 1ndians.
To E. R. Geary, superintendent
J. W. Nesmith, superintendent
From which deduct the following repayment:
By Isaac I. Stevens, late governor, &c
4, 350 00
8, 700 00
13& 050 00
878 12
$12, 171 88
Fulfilh'ng
To A. M. Robinson, superintendent
J. Black
W. Whitmore
T. Y. Huffaker
Northup & Chick
J. B, Gridley
Cronin, Hurxthal & Sears
H. F. . Leman
Poultney & Trimble
J. T. Honore
J. Mitchell
J. B. Robertson, late agent
treaties with the
Pawnees.
31& 813 06
636 10
1, 000 00
350 00
1, 400 00
83 60
17, 165 00
3, 425 82
1& 150 36
2& 500 00
410 00
500 00
$60, 433 94
To J. B. S. Ted&1
Cronin, Hurxthal & Sears.
A. M. Robinson, superintcudent
H. E. Leman
C. Barnum
Fulfilling treaties with the Poncas.
1, 905 4. 8
6, 400 00
9, 000 00
801 97
800 00
18, 907 45
From which deduct the following repayment:
By Cronin, Hurxthal & Sears 177 25
$18, 730 20
To Rev. J. O' Neil
E. Rector, superintendent
A. J. Dorn, agent
Fulfilling treaties with the Quapaws.
962 19
830 00
330 00
$2, 122 19

262
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
DEPXRTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
To F. Narcerette
J. W. Nesmith, superintendent
W. J. Newton
E. R Geary, superintendent.
J. C. Tolman
B, . B. Metcalfe
F. Royenstock
Fulfillin treaties with the Rogue River Indians.
509 03
2&500 00
556 32
1, 250 00
60 35
29 90
156 46
$5, 062 56
Fulfillin treaties with the Sioux of the 35& sissippi.
To W. J. Cullen
H. E. Leman
Foultney &, Trimble
Cronin, Hurxthal & Sears
C. Barnum
W. D. Crothers 8r, Co
G. F. Brott
J. C. Burbank tk Co
J. B Mills
C. W. Thompson, superintendent
60, 584 73
603 46
1, 527 00
8, 340 00
2, 150 00
5, 500 00
300 00
700 00
250 00
97, 328 Zo
177, 283 89
From which deduct the following repayment:
By R. G. Murphy,
late agent
1 738 04
$170, 545 25
Fulfilling treaties with Sacs and Eoxes of 3Iississippi,
To A. M. Robinson
Denman & McCarthy
P. Fuller, agent.
J. H. Hobbs, commissioner.
E tV. Turner, commissioner.
H. B. Denman.
E. Pritchette, commis:ioner.
C. C. Hutchinson, agent
75, 740 00
6, 951 42
503 50
602 00
326 25
4, 782 30
432 Zo
18, 000 00
107, 338 17
From which deduct the following repayment:
By P. Fuller, agent ..
9 23
$107, 328 94
Fulfilling treaties with the Sacs and Eoxes of Missouri.
To A. M. Robinson, superintendent .
D. Vanderslice, agent. . .
J. A. Burbank
6, 410 00
6, 5oo oo
3, OOO 00
$15, 910 00

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITL RES.
18 0 —'61
~
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOP4.
To E. Rector, superintendent
A. J. Dora, agent.
Fulfilling treaties with the Se&l ecas.
c e
kk30 00
I, 360 00
c2 190 00
Fuzfilling treaties with the Senecas of New'Z'ork.
To B. H. Colegrove, agent. 811, 902 50
To E. Piectcr, superintendent
A. J. Dern, agent
Fulfilling treaties with
the Senecas and Shau nees.
530 00
1, 000 00
Sk&530 00
To E. W. Schon
A. M. Robinson, superintendent .
W. J. Howard, commissioner.
R. Boon, corn&nissioncr.
Fzdfilling treaties with the Shawnees.
3, 750 00
100, 000 00
121 27
102 70
8103, 973 97
To Cronin, Hurxthak
Fulfilling treaties zz&ith
kk Sears.
A. D. Bonesteel. agent .
A. J. Dorn, agent.
the Six Nations of New York.
3, 555 93
882 00
112 00
$4, 549 93
Fzclfilling treaties zcith the Stockbridges.
To P. Lammond, disbursing clerk
A, D. Boncskcel, agent. .
300 00
1, 255 00
~k 555 00
Fulfilling treaties with the Stockbridges and 1IIunsees.
To A. D. Bonesteel, agent. 81, 339 26
Fulfilling treaty with the Tonawanda Indians,
To J. H. Martindale, special agent. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2, 747 95
Fzzlfilling treaties with tne Lmpzluas, Cow Creek band. .
To J. W. Nesmith, superintendent
E. R. Geary, superintendent
550 00
275 00
8325 00

264
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
18 60-' 61.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Fulfilling treaties ttn'th the l, mpquas and Catapooias.
To J. W. Nesmith, superintendent.
E. R, Geary, superintendent
8, 950 00
2, 975 00
$11, 925 pp
Fulfi7ling treaties u&ith the Winnebagoes.
To W. J. Cullen, superintendent.
A. Coleman
C. H. Mix, agent
Cronin, Hurxtbal tt Sears
Poultney & Trimble
E. Wolcott, commissioner
C. W. Thompson, superintendent
From which deduct the following repayment:
By J. E. Fletcher, late agent
7, 958 33
1, 017 00
27, 541 92
19, 000 00
1, 000 00
1, 000 00
6& 666 67
64&183 92
786 68
$63, 397 24
Fulfilling treaty u&ith the Yancton Sioux or Dakota
To A. Nf. Robinson, superintendent
J. B. S. Todd.
Frost & Kenuerly
P. Chouteau, jr. & Co.
Cronin. Hurxthal &; Sears.
H. E. Leman
W. F. Wilson, late agent.
Poultney 8r, Trimble
C. Barnum.
jndians.
18, 500 00
4, 900 35
1& 494 61
9, 800 71
10, 650 00
1, 213 44
1&645 66
716 50
V50 00
$49, 671 27
Fu&filling treaty toith the TValla- Walla,
To E. R Geary.
Cronin, Hurxthal &, Sears.
Dugan 8r, Jeukins.
Poultney & Trimble
From which deduct the following repayment:
By E. R. Geary, superintendent.
Cayuses, and Umatilta tribes.
51, 200 00
V& 723 2c
471 35
644 75
60, 039 35
14, 100 00
$45, 939 35
Fulfilling treaty urith the Yakama nation.
To E. R. Geary, superintendent
Cronin, Hurxthal &, Sears.
Dugan & Jenkins
Poultney &, Trimble.
From which deduct the following repayment:
By E. It. Geary, superintendent. . . . . . .
41, 800 00
38, 175 00
1, 700 00
645 00
82, 320 00
11, 200 00
$71, 120 00

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITI, RES
265
1860-'61.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Fulfilling treaty u iN
To A. P. Dennison, agent.
E, R. Geary.
Cronin, Hurxthal & Sears.
Dugan 8' Jenkins.
Poultney & Trimble
the confederated
From which deduct the following repayment:
tribes and bands in Oregon.
5, 000 00
46, '250 00
9, 190 00
745 84
646 00
61& 831 84
By E. R. Geary, superintendent. 9, 125 00
ritory.
$52, 706 84
Fulfilling treaty u&ith the Dtoamish and other allied tribes in IVashington Ter-
To E. R. Geary, superintendent.
Cronin, Hurxthsl & Sears.
Dugan & Jenkins
Poultney & Trimble.
From which deduct the following repayment:
By E. R. Geary, superintendent.
13, 250 00
14, 350 00
621 00
970 25
29&191 25
I& 500 00
827, 691 25
To E. R. Geary
Cronin, Hurxthal &, Sears.
Dugan 8r, Jenkins
Poultney & Trimble
Fulfilling treaty u'ith the 3IIa1cah tribe.
From which deduct the following repayment:
By E. R. Geary, superintendent
11, 000 00
2& 900 00
96 00
250 00
14&246 00
5, 500 00
88, 746 00
To E R. Geary, superintendent.
A. F. Hedges, late superintendent.
Fulfilling treaty u, ith the 3Iolel Indians.
8, 550 00
2, 420 00
810, 970 00
To E. R. Geary, superintendent
Cronin, H»rxthal & Sears.
Dugan & Jenkins.
Poult ney & Tritnble.
Fulfilling treaty icilh the Nez Perces.
32, 100 00
34. 450 00
2&407 30
646 00
$69, 603 30

266
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Fulfilling treaty urith the Qui-nai elt and
To E. R. Geary, superintendent.
Cronin, Hurxthal 3t Sears.
Dugan & Jenkins.
Poultney 3t Trimble
From which deduct the following repayment:
By E. R. Geary, superintendent.
Quit-leh-ute
Indians.
11, 300 pp
2, 300 pp
195 00
191 37
13, 986 37
5) 650 00
$8) 336 37
To E. R. Geary, superintendent.
Cronin, Hurxthal & Sears.
Dugan 8t Jenkins.
Poultney & Trimble.
Fulfilling treaty uith the S'E/allams.
From which deduct the following repayment:
By E. B, . Geary, superintendent. .
9)500 00
5, 800 00
195 00
332 38
15& 827 38
2, 500 00
0l3, 327 36
Interest on stocks for Chippewasof
To G. Bailey, disbursing clerk.
From which deduct the following repayment:
By G. Bailey, disbursing clerk.
Swan creek.
1, 287 58
$1, 287 58
Interest on stocks for Chipyewas, Ottawas, and Pottawatomies — education.
To Rev. R. Holman. $1, 029 68
To P. P. Pitchlynn.
C. Stone.
Elias Rector, superintendent. . .
Interest on stocks for Choctaws — education.
803 99
100 00
4, 955 52
0&, 859 51
Interest on stocks for Choctau:s under convention
To Elias Rector, superintendent.
G. Bailey, disbursing clerk
with Chickasaws.
39, 525 16
15 04
$39, 540 20
Interest on stocks under Cherokee
To G. Bailey. disbursing clerk .
W. G. Cofliu, superiutendent . .
treaty of 1885 and 1886.
3 00
8, 960 30
38, 963 30

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Interest due Cherokee orphans, treaty of 1885 — '36.
To W. 6. Coiiin, superintendent.
To 6. Bailey, disbursing clerk.
Elias Rector, superintendent.
W. 6. CoKn, superintendent.
Interest on stocks for Creek orphans.
1nterest on stocks for Delawares.
To A. M, Robinson, superintendent. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
N. Boynton, treasurer
F. Johnson, agent.
$1, 370 25
96
1, 200 00
12, 500 00
$13, 700 96
30& 000 00
2, 196 00
13, 290 23
$45, 486 23
Interest on stocks for 3Ienomonees.
To S. D. Bonestecl, agent. $16, 000 00
To Rev. J. O' Neil.
1nterest on stocks for Osages — education.
$5, 330 17
To Elias Rector, superintendent.
h. J. Dorn, agent.
Interest on stocks for Senecas.
125 00
125 00
$250 00
To E. Rector, superintendent
k. J. Dorn, agent.
Interest on stocks for Senecas and Shamnees.
446 48
356 48
8802 96
Interest on stocks for Stockbridges and 3Iunsees.
To k. D. Bonesteel, agent 8312 24
To A. M. Robinson, superintendent
J. A. Burbank, agent
Interest due lotcas.
Which deduct from the following repayment:
By D. Venderslice, agent
Excess of repayme~t
1, 750 00
3, 000 00
4, 750 00
6, 590 12
$1, 840 12

268
1860-'61.
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Interest due Kaskaskias, Peorias, TVeas, and Piankeshaws.
To A. M. Robinson, superintendent
G. A. Colton, agent
9, 630 00
3, 600 00
To Rev. J. O' Neil
Interest due Pottawatomies — education.
0)0, 800 00
00, 606 M
Carrying into egect the treaty with Chickasaws of October,
To Rev. E. W. Schon
W. Lowrie, secretary
Elias Rector, superintendent
D H. Cooper, agent
E. Pickens, S. Folsom, and J. Gamble
1882.
5, 250 00
3, 069 27
76, 000 00
1, 500 00
870 00
Cherokee schools — 1819,
386, 089 27
To W. G. CoSn, superintendent $4&682 35
Kansas schools.
To A. M. Robinson, superintendent . . . . $22&000 00
To E. R. Geary
Pay of superintendents
superintendent
A. M. Fitch agent
A. M. Robinson
B. S. Scboonover
W. H. Rogers . . . agent
B. Davies
C. L. Craig . late agent
M. C. Dickey
W. J. Cullen
B. H. Colegrove. . . . agent
A. D. Bonesteel
G. Hurt late agent
J. L. Collins
Elias Rector . agent
A. Humphreys . do
F. Dodge do
A. G. Boone . . . do
C. H. Mix do
M. Leeper . do
W. H Garrett . . . . do
D. Venderslice . . do .
A. J. Dorn . do
T. B. Sykes . . . . do
D. H. Cooper. . . . . do
W. F. Wilson, late . do
W. W. Bent, late . do
J. Forney . late superintendent
J. L. Gillie agent
J. S. Gregory . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
and agents.
9, 726 28
750 00
12, 791 60
720 00
738 88
2, 262 50
500 00
4 73
4, 125 00
11000 00
750 00
365 98
11& 950 00
4, 250 00
1) 162 50
750 00
794 82
750 00
305 56
750 00
17 59
375 00
427 85
375 00
440 2l
331 15
3, 000 00
375 00
200 00
Carried forward @59, 989 65

1860-'61.
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Brought forward.
To F. B. Culver . . . special agent
J. E. Fletcher . . . . late ageut.
From which deduct the following repayments:
By A. F. Hedges, late superintendent
E. IL Geary, superintendent
R, G. Murphy, late agent.
Isaac I. Stevens, governor, tkc
A. H RedOeld, agent
A. P. Dennison
2, 045 95
3, 976 28
102 14
3& 312 50
3 70
104 82
269
59, 989 65
467 56
786 68
61&243 89
9, 545 39
$51, 698 50
Pay of sub-agents.
To E, R. Geary, superintendent . . . . . .
E. White, late sub-agent.
12, 076 91
28 85
From which deduct the following repayments:
By S. B. Rose, late sub-agent
F. . R. Geary, superintendent.
R. B. Metcalfe, late agent
250 00
9, 076 91
252 11
12, 105 76
9& 579 02
$2, 526 74
To K. Pritchette, special ageut
E, R. Geary, superintendent .
A. M. Fitch, agent.
A. M. Robinson, superintendent.
O'. H. Rogers, agent.
B, Davies, superintendent.
W. J. Cullen, superintendent . . . . . . .
B, H. Colegrove, agent. .
A. D. Bonesteel
G. Hurt, late agent
J. L. Collins, superintendent.
E. A. Beddel, late agent.
E. Rector, superintendent .
A. Hurnphreys, agent.
F. Dodge, agent.
A. G, Boone, agent
A. J. Cain, agent
C. H- Mix, agent
W. H. Garrett, agent .
A. J. Dorn, agent.
T. B. Sykes, agent
W. W. Bent, late agent
C. W. Thompson, superintendent.
J. L Gillis, agent. . . . . . . . . . . .
Pay of interpreter s.
~ & ~ I ~
Carried forward . .
50 00
6, 980 47
1, 200 00
4, 000 00
41 66
750 00
1& 200 00
400 00
300 00
446 80
4, 000 00
125 00
2& 100 00
414 00
415 00
100 00
39 84
200 00
200 00
350 00
100 00
166 66
400 00
100 00
$24& 079 43

270
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
From which deduct the following repayments:
By S. B. Rose, late sub-agent. . A. F. Hedges, sub-agent.
E. R. Geary, superintendent. . R. B. Metcalfe, late agent. . . .
R. G. Murphy, late agent.
Laac I. Stevens, late governor, &c. . ... .. . .. . Brought forws, rd. . . 24, 079 34
5Q
374 05
37 980 47
437 50
300 01
2, 039 31
7, 131 84
$16, 947 59
Civilization
To W. Williams, trustee .
Rev. G. C. V. Eastman
A. M. Robinson, superintendent
B. H. Colegrove, agent.
P. Lammond, disbursing clerk.
W. Lowrie
D. Vanderslice
of Indians.
164 00
25 OO
250 00
520 00
1 950 00
2&600 00
250 00
$65, 659 00
To A. M. Bean.
J. C. R. Clark, special agent .
A, M. Fitch, agent . . . . . . .
S. Mowry, commissioner
Cronin, Hurxthal 6r, Sears.
Echo Harjo. .
J. G. Smith
M. Kennard .
A. M. Robinson, superintendent.
J. H. Lendrum, captain
C. W. Thorn peon, superintendent.
Presents to Indians.
From which deduct the following repayment:
By W. W. Bent, late agent
205 00
75 00
100 00
560 00
2, 000 00
166 67
166 66
166 67
170 00
4 46
250 00
3, 804 48
344 00
$7, 444 47
Provisions for Indian.
To A. M. Fitch, agent. . . . . . . . . .
W. H. Garrett
A, M. Robinson, superintendent.
W. J. Cullen, supenntendent
A. J. Dorn
R. G. Murphy, late agent.
P. Lammond, disbursing clerk
100 00
850 00
181 22
22& 043 2l
50 00
170 16
150 00
$23, 544 59

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
271
1860-'61 ~
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
To R. J. Cowart, agent .
E. Rector, superintendent
A, 21. P&obinson
W. J. Cullen
D. Venderslice, agent
T. B. Sykes, agent
R. G. Murphy, late agent
J. B. Robertson.
A. H. Redfield
Buildings and repairs at the agencies.
200 00
3, 740 07
770 00
2, 500 00
600 00
66 00
I&701 63
475 00
146 52
810& 199 22
Vaccination of Indians.
To J. C. R. Clark, special agent.
A. M. Robinson, superintendent.
E. R. Geary, superintendent.
From which deduct the following repayment:
By E. R. Geary, superintendent
I, 482 85
700 00
200 00
2, 382 85
100 00
$2, 282 85
Contingencies
oj' the Indian department.
To Hallock, Hale & Hallock
A. M. Fitch, agent.
A. M. Robinson, superintendent
W. H. Garrett, agent.
Cronin, Hurxthal & Sears
W. J. Cullen, superintcodent
A. M. Fridley, late agent. .... ..
B. H Colegrove, agent
P. Fuller, agent
P. Lammond, disbursing clerk
A. D. Bonesteel, agent
J. R. Roche, special agent&.
E. B. Grayson, special agent.
E. Rector, superintendent. H. Miller, special agent. .... .. ... . . ..
J. A. Graham, special agent.
E Morwitz
E. A. 5lunson
J. Stevens & Co.
W. Lloyd & Co.
W. J. Howard
F. L. McChesney
A. R. Boon
W. M. Clark
Pomeroy & Morse
G. Benley, special agent .
Gallaway 8r, Cluskey
B. H. Richardson & Co,
Tracy, Fisk & Co.
Beals, Green & Co.
O. Barrett & Co.
97 50
660 00
4, 546 50
581 50
3 50
1, 983 09
986 30
300 00
9 23
4, 500 00
450 00
510 31
58 40
900 00
186 60
520 05
93 00
91 12
93 00
84 37
279 95
80 24
138 75
92 00
71 70
259 31
68 25
90 50
43 12
86 90
77 62
Carried forward . . . . . . . $2, 904, 518 06

272
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Brought forward
To R. J. Cowart, agent.
W. F. Wilson, late agent.
T. C. Reynolds, late United States district attorney
W. N. Haldeman 8r, Co.
W. M. Browne.
M. Niedner
M. Leeper, agent.
C. H. Mix, agent.
Shorter tr Reid.
W. E. Moore, late agent
A. J. Dorn, agent
J. C. Rives
T. B. Sykes, agent
R. S. Stevens, commissioner
D. H. Cooper, agent. .
H. S. Walsh, special agent . ... . .. . ... .
R. H. Gillett, attorney
W. W. Bent, late agent.
R. G. Murphy, late agent. . ... .. .
J. Montgomery, late agent
C. W Thompson, superintendent
W. W. Seaton
W. G. Cofi5n, superintendent.
C. C. Hutchinson, agent. . . .. . . . . . . . . ... . . J. A. Burbank, agent
W. W. Ross, agent
A. H. Redneld, agent
G. A. Colton, agent.
2& 472, 675 46
705 70
726 85
100 00
65 62
391 87
57 75
60 00
200 00
49 50
294 55
945 00
76 25
160 25
896 00
500 00
1&466 78
280 00
ill 31
821 43
437 10
1)150 00
800 00
1&000 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
3 35
100 00
From which deduct the following repayments:
By M. C. Dickev, agent
J. B. Robertson, agent .
T. B. Sykes
4 73
130 00
17 31
29, 612 12
152 04
329& 460 08
Pay of clerk to superintendent
at St. Lout's.
To tr. M. Robinson, superintendent 8600 00
Temporary clerks to superintendents
To E. R. Geary, superintendent . . . . .
W. J. Cullen, superintendent
E. Rector, superintendent. . . . . . .
D. Vanderslice, agent .
From which deduct the following repayment:
By E. R. Geary, superintendent.
of Indian a/airs.
3& 600 00
'875 00
500 00
123 00
5, 098 00
1& 800 00
$3&298 00

PiECEIPT&S& AND EXPENDITURES.
273
1860-' 61.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Incidental expenses of Indian service in California.
To J. A. Dreibellis, agent.
J. Tobin.
A. D. Rightmire, superintendent .
1, 000 00
1, 606 99
500 00
83, 106 99
Incidental expenses of Indian service in litah Territory.
To E. Pritchette, special agent
B. Davis, superintendent
W. H. Rogers, agent
P. Lammond, disbursing clerk
L&'. F. Ruth, special agent
C. L. Craig, late agent.
F. Dodge, agent
A. Humphrcys . . .
Livingston,
Bell Gh Co.
F. W. Lander
J. Forncy, late superintendent
J. W. Nye, superintendent
Poultney &, Trimble
128 00
10, 000 00
977 20
542 77
553 43
1& 34o 70
5, 345 83
5, 000 00
2, 1G1 82
77 26
16, 250 01
5, 000 00
2GO 00
From which deduct the following repayments:
By C. L, Craig, late agent
G. Hunt, late agent
E. A. Bedell, late agent.
S, B. Rose, late sub-agent.
300 00
2, 740 56
20 15
1, 417 80
47, 642 02
4, 478 51
843, 163 51
Incidental expenses of Indian service in washington
1'o P. Lammond, disbursing clerk
Isaac I. Stevens, late governor, Ghc.
From which deduct the following repayment:
By A J. Cain, agent.
Territory.
300 00
9, 299 49
9, o99 49
39 84
697 559 65
Incidental expenses of Indian service in New mexico.
To A. M. Robinson, superintendent. .
J. L. Collins, superintendent
M. T. McMahon, special agent. .
New York Central Railroad Company
M. Steck, agent
Overland Mail Company
Cronin, Hurxthal Sr, Sears.
Poultney & Trimble.
C Barnum.
W. M. 1&. Arny, agent
5, 346 71
45, 281 46
300 00
942 37
1&500 00
362 50
9, 514 61
5, 403 75
864 00
300 00
669& 815 40
1S n

274
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Holding council with the Red Lake and Red River Chippetcas, in JIinnesota, d'or
the extinguishment of their title to lands in that Slate, act June. 19, 1860,
To G. Bailey, disbursing clerk.
W. J. Cullen, superintendent
1, 000 00
9&000 00
From which deduct the following repayment:
By G. Bailey, disbursing clerk
10, 000 Qo
135 95
$9& 864 05
Adjusting difhculties and preventing
To E. R. Geary, superintendent.
A. P. Dennison, agent
outbreaks among Indians in Oregon.
500 00
200 74
From which deduct the following repayment:
By E. R. Geary, superintendent .... .. .. .
700 74-
500 04
$200 74
I&isurance and transportation
To R. B. Metcalfe, late agent.
of annuities to Indian tribes in Oregon.
$1, 223 6B
Insurance, transportation, 8fc. , of annuities, goods, 8'fc. , to the Indian tribes in
'lIinnesota, michigan, and Wisconsin.
To Cronin, Hurxthal Bt Sears
New York Central Railroad Company
J. R. Roche, special agent . . . . . . . . . .
W. J. Cullen, superintendent .
286 52
1, 165 87
62 36
1, 487 26
$3, 002 01
Compensation
of three special agents and three interpreters for Indians in Texas
To Hendricks Bt Marshall 500 00
M. Leeper, agent 2, 735 89
Howard Bt Flynt. 665 35
E. Rector, superintendent. 930 00
$4, 831 24
Removal and subsistence of Indiansin California to the reservations of that State,
and for pay of physicians, smiths, mechanics, and laborers at the reservationa
To J. L. Howard
A. D. Rightmire, superintendent. . . . . .
Isaac M. Ward
J. A. Dreibellis, agent.
Rosenstock 8t Price
Poultney Bt Trimble
2, 187 72
10, 000 00
36O OO
19, 809 82
1, 411 90
730 00
$34, 499 44

1860 —'61.
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITT. 'RES.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Removal and subsistence of Indians in Oregon.
275
To E, R. Geary, superintendent.
From which deduct the following repayment:
By E. R. Geary, superintendent.
13& 879 34
$13, 379 84
Removal and subsistence of' Indians in Washington
To K. R. Geary, superintendent.
From which deduct the following repayment:
By E. R. Geary, superintendent.
Territory.
5& 636 27
$5, 636 27
Collecting and establishing the Southern Comanches, Wichitau&s, tSc. , on reservations
south of the Arkansas river.
To Elias Rector, superintendent . .
Which deduct from the follorving repayment:
By Cronin, Hurxthal &, Sears.
Excess of repayment.
1, 094 74
3, 454 00
$2& 359 26
Paynient of annuities and transportation to certain Indian tribes, per treaty of'
Fort Laramie of September 17, 1851.
To A. M. Robinson, superintendent.
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Cronin, Hurxthal & Sears
New York Central Railroad Company
H. E. Leman .
Poultney & Trimble
W. W. Bent, late agent
C. Barnum.
12, 247 08
28 42
45, 071 50
1, 174 22
5, 092 47
2, 984 66
576 24
1& 706 50
$68, 881 09
Removal and subsistence of' Indians.
To W. J. Cullen, superintendent. $2, 284 25
Payment to Cherokees omitted in the census taken by D. IU, Si7er.
To ilfatthew Killingsworth $371 28
Payment to Spunk or Bald Frog, alias Joseph benson.
To Spunk, alias Joseph Henson. $400 00

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
DEPARTIIENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Surveying and allottizzg to the proper persons the reserved tracts, per treatzl nith
th Sacs and I'&ores of July 15, 1830.
'
To A. M. Robinson, superintendent
D. Crawford, commissioner
C. H, Mott
69 00
114 00
721 02
$904 02
Payment to the Shazcnees, to be reimbursed to the l. nited States zchezz collected
fiom Agr. ents gay and Arnold.
To A. M. Robinson, superintendent. $3, 074 44
Payments to settlersfor their improvements on land situated within the general
reservations at Puget Sound.
To E. R. Geary, superintendent $9, 000 00
Restoring and maintaining
peace uzth the Indian tzibes in Oregon.
To E. P&. Geary, superintendent. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54, 637 53
From which deduct the following repayment:
By E. R. Geary, superintendent. 4, 637 53
$50, 000 00
Payment to Ment L. Youzzrg for rations furnished to the emigrating
mies, Clzzppezvas, and Ottazcas in. 1852.
Pottawato-
'To M. L. Young $9, G25 00
Road from Fort Is". carney to Oahfornia.
To P. Lammond, disbursing clerl-
F. W. Lander, superintendent.
T. A. Janney
M. Magee &, Co.
1, 808 80
14& 537 GS
361 70
126 93
816, S35 ll
To H. L. Ha'lett.
C. P. Stone. commissioner
M A. McKinnon, disbmsiug
J. D. Austin, superintendent.
Roadfror&z El Paso to Fort E uma.
agent.
From which deduct the following repayment:
By M. A. McKinnon, late disbursing agent.
100 00
10, 000 00
165 00
564 44
10, 829 44
165 00
$10, 664 44

1860-'61.
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
DEPART51ENT OF THE INTERIOR.
277
F rtingvishi rrg title oj' Indian tribes to lands v:est of zlIissouri and Iona.
To A B. Greenwood, Commissioner of Indian AfFairs . . . . . 68 25
J. B. P&obertson, late agent. . . . . „. 1, 993 15
From which derluct the following repayment
2, 0G1 40
By A. H. P&edficld, agent. . . 146 17
$1, 915 23
Errgagements and stipulations of general IIarney uith the 8ioux Indians at Fort
Pierre.
To E. Pritchette, special agent. . . $1, 003 60
llentoval and subsistence of 8eminole Indians norv in Florida.
To Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Elias Rector
Which deduct from the following repayment:
By Cronin, Hurxthal
6r, Sears
Excess of repayment
43 90
156 67
200 57
494 31
$293 74
Restoration to their relatives in TVisconsin four orphan children of Edward
Mittmore, rcho escaped the massacre by Indians in 1859, and found refuge at
Camp Eloyd.
To M. S. Harrington
$1, 500 00
1nsurance, transportation, Jfc. , of Pawnee annuit'y goods.
To H. Z. Ludington.
A. M. Robinson, superintendent .
New York Central Railroad Company
J. L. Gillis, agent.
483 09
773 65
722 20
133 77
$2&112 71
Incidental expenses of Inclian. service in Oregon
To E. R. Geary, superintendent
Cronin, Hurxthal Gr, Sears
Atlantic and Pacific Steamship Company
P. Lammond, disbursing clerk
Sutton 8: Co
From which deduct the following repayments:
By E. R, Geary, superintendent
A. P. Dennison, agent
and B'ashington
14, 14G 33
95 92
Territories.
35, 514 12
2, 639 96
1, 826 27
1, 300 00
834 93
42, 115 28
14, 242 25
S27, 873 03

278
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
18 61-' 61.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
for Indians
Indian service in the district of country leased from the Choctaws
lately residing in Texas.
To Elias Rector, superintendent $31, 695 50
Indian service in Utah under the direction
To J. Hatch.
A. M. Robinson, superintendent
A. Humphreys, agent
H. Martin, superintendent.
of the Secretary of the Interior.
466 66
750 00
3, 106 07
6, 600 00
$10, 922 73
Settlement of the accounts of Oliver M. TVozencraft.
To O. M. Wozencraft, late agent $156 00
Payment of the late Indian agentsin
To G. Hunt, late
agent
E. A. Bed ell, late do
G. W. Armstrong, late do
S. B. Rose sub-agent
P. Boyce
S. P. Hoyt
Utah Territory.
19, 205 94
1, 213 10
211 66
1, 668 30
1, 268 13
197 86
$23&764 99
Colonizing, supporting, Q. , the Wichitas and the other aQliated bands.
To Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company 391 30
Elias Rector, superintendent 33, 062 00
M. Leeper, agent 14, 012 64
$47) 465 94
Insurance, transportation,
'. To W. J. Cullen, superintendent
$c. , of annuities and provisions for the
Lalce Superior.
Chippewas of
$3) 000 00
Insurance, transportation,
To W. J. Cullen, superintendent
C. W. '1'hompson
Q. , of arinuities and provisions for the
the Mississippi.
Chippewas of
2, 329 76
1, 556 99
$3, 886 79
Insurance, transportation, tI. c. , of annuities and provisions for the Indian tribez
in 3Iinnesota and Michigan.
To A. M. Fitch, agent
W. J. Cullen, superintendent
Cronin, Hurxthal 6". Sears
C W. Thompson
5 OOO 09
l, O19 39
23 00
14 108 31
$20, 150 6'

1860-'61.
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
279
Insurance, transportation, $c, , of annuities, goods and provisions for the Flatheads,
Yakamas, and Nez Percds.
To Cronin, Hurxthal & Sears .
Atlantic and Pacific Steamship Company
A. M. Robinson, superintendent
New York Central Railroad Company.
J. R. Roche, special agent .
button & Co.
4, 459 68
3, 150 00
8, 076 52
457 38
324 99
1, 436 85
$17, 905 42
Insurance, transportation,
To Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
A. M. Robinson, superintendent.
New York Central Railroad Company .
Cronin, Hurxthal & Sears. . . . . . . . . . . . .
J. L Gillie, agent
tp:. , of annuity goods and provisions for the Paumee,
Ponca, and Yancton Sioux.
38 63
7&660 20
467 58
221 25
466 23
$8, 853 89
'Transportation
To A. M. Robinson, superiutendent.
New York Central Railroad Company
and delivery of annuity goods to the Blackfoot Indians.
10, 102 46
356 94
910, 459 40
Holding council tvith the Arapahoe and Cheyenne Indians, south of the Platte river.
To A. M. Robinson, superintendent
A. B. Greenwood, commissioner
T. E. Tutt & Co.
Cronin, Hurrrthal & Sears
Dugan & Jenkins. .
New York Central Railroad Company
J. R. Roche, special agent
A. R. Potts, special agent.
A. G. Boone, agent.
F. B. Culver, special agent. . . . . . . . . . .
6, 458 29
7, 000 00
2, 727 00
288 75
1, 120 33
483 52
40 00
708 08
1, 201 75
208 40
$20, 236 12
Loss and destruction of property of citizens of 3linnesota and Iotva, at Spirit
lake, in 18M, by InI; pa-du-tah'8 band of Sioux Indians.
To G. L. Becker, commissioner
J. C. Wise
Hensley & Gunning
Babcock & Marsh
E. B. N. Strong
H. AV. Granger
AV. Ward, deceased
1, 416 00
15 00
15 00
614 98
461 82
1, 062 36
5, 370 00
$8, 955 16

280
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Payment to the Choctau& nation, on account of their claim under
12 of the treaty of June 22, 1855.
To D. H. Cooper, agent.
P. P. Pitchlynn and others
articles 11 and
134, 512 55
115, 487 45
8250, 000 00
Payment to the Sisseeton
To J. J. Fazier.
A. Faribault.
S. Campbell .
H. Belland .
F. Labuthe.
S. F. Brown 8r, Co .
A. Renville .
A. Frenier.
N. R. Brown and J. W.
A. J. Daniels.
D. L. Fuller, deceased.
M. Sweetser
H. H. Sibley.
and TVahpa-ton bands of the Dakota or Sioux Indians,
4& 154 63
14 80
245 90
1, 110 00
783 73
6, 750 83
321 22
275 06
Lynd 3, 646 95
1, 110 00
1, 141 05
8, 657 50
2, 960 00
$31, 171 67
Payment to the Med-a-u&a-kan-ton aud Wah-pa-koo-ta bands of Dakota or Sioua
Indians.
To A. Faribault.
J. J. Frazier.
S. Campbell
H. Belland
F. Labuthe.
S. F, Brown Ss Co.
B, H. Randall
A. Frenier
N. R. Brown and J. W. Lynd
T. A. Holmes.
D. L. Fuller, deceased
N. Myrick Ss Co.
M. Sweetser
H. H. Sibley.
1, 049 53
2, S17 17
39 49
675 00
1, 897 69
963 08
523 49
3 64
I, 196 95
3&375 00
3, 848 SS
7, 000 00
4, 740 38
9, 450 00
@37, 5SO 30
To Ann Scott. . .
Rehef of Ann Scott.
&5» &
Relief of O. J'. D. Fairbanks, Frederic Dodge, and the Pactf&c 3Iail &%ea&nshiI&
Company.
To F. Dodge, Indian agent 6614 38
Relief of the child& en of the late Captain E. A. Capron, deceased.
To E. A. Capron, deceased, late captain
0300 00

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
281
1860-'61.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
To H. C. Whitney, special agent
T. C. Slaughter, special agent.
Kalkman k, Weasels. . . . .
Pehef of destitute Indians anel Indian, tribes.
10& 000 00
10, 000 00
1, 000 00
$21, 000 00
BBPariuBB Ts.
Interest on, stocks for Chip&peuas, Ottatvas, and Pottateatomies.
By F. W. Lea, late agent. 8110 01
Roadjiom Platte river to Running IVater river.
By G. Sites, superintendent. $425 60
Expenses of the recovery ancE the restoration to their homes of the ch&ildren sur-
viving the massacre by Indians of the emigrant
fall of 1857.
trains from Arkansas, in the
By J. Forney, late superintendent. $0 85
Erecting buildings for Indian agents in TVashington 1'erritory.
By Isaac I. Stevens, late governor, 6rc $2, 855 00
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
Pay of the arr&iy.
To B, F. Lamed . paymaster general
E. Van Ness . deputy paymaster general
T. P. Andrews do
Benjamin Alvord . paymaster
G. H. Riuggold . . .. do
T. M. Winston . do
H. Leonard . do
R. B. Reynolds do
T. G. Rhett . do.
C. H. Fry . do
L, J. Beall do
G. C. Hutter do
B. W. Brice do
A. B. Ragan do.
T. J. Leslie do
D. Hunter do.
H. Hill do.
A. W. Gaines, deceased . . . do
R. H. Chilton do
N. W. Brown do
S. Maclin .. do
9, 506 55
245, 000 00
386, 000 00
216, 000 00
147, 751 67
146, 000 00
142, 000 00
93, 000 00
50, 618 54
101, 568 00
133, 000 00
70, 000 00
108, 000 00
92, 000 00
2567000 00
144, 000 00
203, 000 00
l4, 895 18
77, 400 00
140, 000 00
148, 000 00
Carried forward $2, 923, 739 94-

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860 —'61.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
To D. McClure
Brought forward
paymaster
J. Longstreet . do
R, B. Marcy do
F. E. Hunt do
F. A. Cunningham do
H. Prince - &io
A. J. Smith do
G. L. Febiger do
B. Cameron. do
W. S. Wallace . . do
R. A. . Kenzie do
R. P. Dodge . do. .
R. E. Patterson. . . . do
D. Taggart do
. E. Paulding . do
D. H. McPhail -do
J. H. Eaton do
J. A. Nunes do
S. Woods do
A. M. Sallade. do.
J. H. Kenzie do
T. M. Haisey do
W. Pat ten . do
W. P. Goal(i . -do.
J. H. Phinney do.
E. D. Judd do
Thomas S. Jesup, dec'd, late quartermaster general
Thomas Jordan
. . assistant quartermaster
A. B. Lansing, late . . . do
A. C. Myers, late do
R. W. Kirkham, acting do
M. M. Blunt do
N. S. Clark, deceased, late brigadier general
W. Seawell colonel
E. G. Beckwith . . . . captaiu
J. H. Lendrum . do
A. Buford . . . . do
O. L. Shepherd . do
B. H. Arthur, deceased, late do.
P. Calhoun, deceased, late . . do
J. C. Pemberton, late do
J. T. Shaaff lieutenant
H. L. Pearse . . . . . do
W. H. Emory, late do
D. D. Clark, late do
C. E. Jesup, late do
S. W. Ferg&uson, late . . . . . do
T. J. Berry, Iste do
E. R. Putts, late do
R. C. Duryea, late. . . . do
W. B. Hazen, late do
W. K. Lear, late . do
O. Chapman, late . do
J. Dowling, late . . do
J. M. Steiner, late assistant surgeon
Zf. Miles, deceased, late
private
C. H. Nichols superintendent government asylum
B. King . . treasurer
Carried forward
2, 923, 739 94
139, 000 pp
112, 000 09
117, 000 pp
40, 000 09
18, 149 07
98, 788 00
43& 000 09
130, 000 09
18, 000 06
40, 000 pp
50, 000 00
25, 000 09
20, 000 00
20, 000 00
35, 000 00
26, 000 00
35, 000 09
30, 000 00
87, 000 00
20, 000 00
30, 000 09
30, 000 00
45, 000 00
12, 000 09
25&000 00
' 25, 000 09
52 33
30 09
107 78
4 76
110 12
5 00
2, 765 38
20 14
19 90
90 V6
21 19
29 00
22 36
10 93
13 98
1 Pp
65 33
238 00
65 06
68 99
15, 65
15 28
34 49
5 47
2 51
54 00
VB 36
290 78
900 99
371 34
144 40
54&799 99
@4 255, 132 16

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
283
1860-'61.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
Brought forward
From which deduct the following repayments:
By T. P. Andrews . deputy paymaster general
E. Van Ness . . do
B. Alvord . paymaster
F. E. Hunt . . do
J. Longstreet . do
H. Leonard . do
G. H. Ringgold . . do
D. McClure do
B. W. Brice do
G. C. Hutter . do
H. Hill do.
D. Hunter . do
L. J. Beall do
R. B. Marcy . do
R. H. Chilton . . . do
T. J. Leslie do
R. B. Reynolds do
S. Macliu . . do
F. A. Cunningham . . do
N. W. Brown . . do
C. H. Fry
T. M. Winston . . do.
A. J. Smith. do.
H. Prince do
T. G. Rhett, late do
J. C. Pemberton captain
A. V. Colburn . lieutenant
P. T. Swaine do
M. Milea, deceased, late private
30, 639 09
534 78
2, 567 82
9, 861 91
3, 922 00
2, 987 62
2, 897 70
428 92
1, 164 88
27, 442 88
5, 734 97
2, 192 04
10, 283 06
1, 221 99
610 09
20, 789 26
7, 307 89
441 12
1, 577 72
2, 706 83
2, 096 ti2
87 41
4, 952 81
1, 000 00
89 15
12 50
5 GO
6 06
150 08
4, 255, 132 15
148, 712 80
84, 111, 419 35
Sukst'"tence of' the army.
To W. W. Burns . . . . . commissary of subsistence
G. G. Waggaman do
J. B. Grayson do
A. B. Eaton do
M. D, L. Simpson. . . do
W. B. Blair . do
R. B. Lee do.
C. L. Kilburn do-
B. Du Barrv do
A. Beckwith do
H. C. Symonds . . do.
E. Sbiras do
J. Symingtou . . assistant commissary of subsistence
A. C, Myers do
B. Huger do
J. L. Ben o do
J. Green act'g assist. commissary of subsistence
P. G. T. Beauregard do
H. C. Ransom do
A. A. Gibson . do.
T. Finl( do
F. Wheaton do
S. P. Heintzelman . . . do
220, 500 00
460, 000 00
3G5, 700 02
955, 000 00
225, 000 00
50, 000 00
15, 068 59
92, 100 00
60, 800 00
407& 000 00
10, 000 00
20, 000 00
700 00
65, 000 00
750 00
1, 198 00
23, 800 00
25, 000 00
2, 000 00
175 00
400 00
767 00
7. 150 00
Carried forward ~8 007 G03 61

284
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
Brou
... act'g assist. commis
S. Eastman do
G. Loomis do
J. H. Simpson . do
T. G. Pitcher do
L, Walker . do
E. G. Beckwith .. . do.
J. W. T. Gardiner do
T. T. S. Laidley do
J. C. Robinson . . .. do
A. D. Nelson do
J. R. Smead do
J. McL, Taylor . .. .. . do
J. McRea do
T. J. C. Amory do
E. G. Marshall . . .. do
H. C. Bankhead do
G. T. Balch do
J. D. Wilkins do
E. Burt. do
W. Alexander do
M. W. Smith do
H. Douglas do
J. A. De Lagnel do
W. F. Magruder .. . ...... ........ do.
T, G. Baylor do
E. Powell . do.
W. P. Martin. do
M. Cogswell. . do.
J. Thompson. do
D. Bell. . . . do
L. Leffman. do
S. S. Carroll do.
J. Cameron lio
G. H. Webber do.
T. J. Treadwell. . . . . . . .. do
J. O. Long. . .. do
G. Bromley do.
W. Clinton. do.
J. H. Gilman. . do
C, R. Woods do
J, Reilly. . do.
T. Dailey . .. .. . . do.
N. J. Hall do
J. M. Robertson .. . . . do
J. Davidson. . . . do.
W. P. Carlin. . do.
G. B. Anderson. . .. do.
J. P. Holliday. .. .. . do.
M. M. Blunt . . . . do.
H. A. Smalley do.
E. C. Jones . . . ... .. do.
S. M. Cooper . do.
J. S. Saunders. ... do. '
S. Crispin . ... do
A. L. Long. . . . do
J. Totten ... . . do.
T. Edson. .... .. do.
N. B. Sweitzer dn
R. Jones. . .. . do
A. G-. Brackett. . . .... ... .... . do.
To J. L. Tidball
ght forward
sary of subsistence
3, 007, 603 61
30& 000 QP
12, 500 00
20, 000 pp
15, 000 00
22, 000 00
116 58
122& 000 00
4, 460 00
5) 000 00
12, 000 00
15, 000 00
1, 000 00
36, 000 00
350 00
29, 490 00
706 pp
200 00
3, 526 00
19, 000 00
84 00
109 50
202 95
57 20
2&500 89
125 00
1& 115 00
400 00
103 00
300 00
1, 857 00
350 00
100 00
2, 561 00
59 80
2, 099 17
2, 900 00
7 23
106 83
520 00
1, 350 00
12, 640 00
100 00
V5 00
3& 625 00
VV5 00
109 50
1, 000 00
975 00
16, 285 00
2, 526 97
5, 285 00
'446 00
485 00
8, 250 00
2, 500 00
3, 000 00
1, 000 00
900 00
1, 228 00
817 00
1 00
Carried forward. . . . . . 33&434&884 23

m
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
285
1860-'61.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
Brought forward
To H. Benson. .. . ... . acting assist. commissary of subsistence. .
G. C. Strong do.
A. C. Gillern. . do.
J. K. McCall do
F, J. Shank. .. .. . ... .. do.
R Macfeeley.
AV. Craig
. do.
do
G Bei I (10.
J. C. Kelton . do.
C, W. Thomas. . do
T Grey.
do.
1&'. Darkingkillcr. . ... . .... .. . do.
S. H. Reynolds . do.
J. P, ib)y . . do.
A. Ch &
hers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
W. A Webb . . do.
D. B. McKibben. . .... ..... .. do.
B. J. Baldwin. . .. . military storekeeper
L. Leonard. ... do.
F. C Humphries .. .... .. ... . do
R. Fatherly . do.
J. 5i. Gait do
J. K Abell. do
B. H. Gilbreth. . .. do
C, Thomas .... . . assistant quartermaster general. .
J. B Tully. .. .. quartermaster.
A, B. Babbitt. ..... .. . assistant quartermaster. .. . . ..
I'. T. Turnley
. do.
. B. H. Lyon . . . . . acting assistant quartermaster
E, L. Hartz . . . do.
G. D. Ramsay. . . . . . . . . . . . . brevet major.
B„H. Anderson. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . captain. . . . . . .
J. D. McConnell. . . . . . . . . lieutenant. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
C. H. Ogle . do.
D. Bell do
FI. Randall.
. do
C. B Watson. . do.
W. B. Hughes. do.
F, A. Washingtou . . . . . . . . . do.
J, C. Davis. . . . do.
A. V. Colburn. do.
F. Stephensou. . do.
W. Maria . . do
J. 6( R. H. Porter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
James 6( Devoe
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad Company
Washington Gas Company
3, 434, 884 23
3, 000 00
1, 300 00
1, 951 00
9 00
4, 000 00
32, 900 00
11, 500 00
2, 680 00
200& 000 00
37, 500 00
45, 500 00
100 00
160 00
5, 333 50
14, 000 00
1, 095 00
13, 642 00
400 00
1, 000 00
400 00
538 67
250 00
350 00
150 00
30, 200 00
626 62
37 50
5) 600 00
26 00
4 00
540 00
87
175 00
250 00
480 00
28 00
1 75
38 00
4 00
20, 000 00
5 60
30 00
I, 077 49
2, 400 00
726 24
3, 655 93
584 64
From which deduct the following repayments:
By J. B. Grayson . commissary of subsistence
A. , B. Eaton . do
A C Myers . ass't commissary of subsistence
D. S. Stanley act'g ass't commissary of subsistence
H. A. Srnalley . do
E. B. Babbitt . . assistant quartermaster
J, W. McCrabb, dec'd, late do
C. A. Reynolds act'g assistant quartermaster
S, P. Higgins, dcc'd, late . . . . do
J, Flynn do
115, 700 02
4 00
25&044 52
977 67
4, 400 00
5 00
874 03
201 70
1, 300 00
61 49
3, S79, 135 04
Carried forward $148, 568 43 3 879. 135 04

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
Brought forward. .
By G. Chapin. . . . captain
J. Pope do.
J. Holmes . lieutenant
J. Thompson . . . . . do
R. Loder do
T. G. Berry, late. . . do
148&568 43
445 81
591 00
52 50
1 00
22
7 93
3, 879, 135 04
149, 666 89
$3, 729, . 468 15
Subsistence of ogcers.
To T. P. Andrews . deputy paymaster genera
E. Van Ness . do
B. Alvord paymaster
G. H. Ringgold . do
T. M. Winston do
H. Leonard . . do
R. B. Reynolds . do
L. J. Beall do
B. W. Brice do
T. J. Leslie do
C. H. Fry do
H. Hill rlo
A. B. Ragan. . . . . do
D. Hunter . do
G. C. Hutter do
S. Maclin do
J. Longstreet . do
R. H. Chilton . do
N. W. Brown do-
R. B. Marcy do
F. A. Hunt do
D. McClure do
S. Woods do
F. A. Cunningham . . do
T. G. Rhett . . do.
H. Prince do
A. J. Smith . . do
G. S. Febiger . do
B. Cameron . . . . . do
Thomas S. Jesup, deceased quartermaster general
N. S. Clark, deceased brigadier general
E. Harding, deceased . major
J. W. McCrabb, deceased assistaut quartermaster
A. B. Lansing, deceased do
P. Calhoun, deceased captain
A. Buford do
B. H. Arthur, deceased . . do
J. M. Steiner, late . . assistant surgeon
W. II. Lear lieutenant
O. Chapman . do
E. R. Potts. . . do
D. D. Clark, deceased, late . do
C. E. Jesup, deceased, late do
H. L Pearce . do
W. H. Emory, late . do
Carried forward
138, 000 00
58, 900 00
38, 000 00
23 500 00
28, 500 00
28, 500 00
28, 116 45
40, 389 23
22, 000 00
136, 861 90
33, 000 00
73, 600 00
16, 000 00
56, 000 00
13, 800 00
26. 307 90
24, 000 00
16, 600 00
27, 258 00
22, 000 00
9, 000 00
25, 600 00
23, 000 00
4, 500 00
6, 000 00
23, 347 45
]4, 733 10
15, 000 00
11, 000 00
81 00
4, 350 80
25 60
237 20
88 20
9 69
72 80
17 60
567 60
46 00
84 00
34 50
30 60
69 00
46 50
246 00
989, 521 03

RECEIPTS AVD
EXPENDITURES.
287
1860-' 61
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
From which deduct the following repayments:
By T. P. Andrews . deputy paymaster general
G. H. Ringgold. paymaster ....
R. H. Cbilton . do.
H. Prince .. do ...
F. A, Cunningham . do
C. H. Fry do
A. W. Gaines, deceased, late do
J. H. Lendrum . captain
R. Dilworth, deceased . lieuteuant
Brought forward . 989, 521 03
8, 400 00
3, 681 52
847 55
5&600 00
2, 914 99
11, 380 24
1, 706 00
48 10
11 18
34, 589 5S
$954, 931 45
'TransI&ortation
of the army.
To C. Thomas .. .. . . assistant quartermaster general. .
D, D. Tompkins. . ... . ... . do.
T. Swords. .. . .. . ..... deputy quartermaster general. .
G. H. Crosman . do.
H. D. Vinton. .... ... . quartermaster .
M. M. Clarl- . do.
E. B, Babbitt ... ... .. assistant quarter(uaster.
S. Van Vliet. (io
J, L. Donaldson. . . . . do.
M. S. Miller. ........ ... ... . do.
J. Mcltiustry . do.
H. C. Ransom . do.
J. G. Martin do
A. Montgomery . . ... . . do.
A. C. Myers . do.
R. E. Clary do.
W. W. Chapman. . .. .. . do.
W. L. Cabell. . . do.
l'. T. Turnley
do.
J. Belger. (10
D. H. Rucker do.
J. H. Dickerson. .. .. .. .. do.
0. H. 'I'illinghast. ... do.
R. 0. Tyler . do
S. B Holabird do
R. Sexton do. .
J. D. Bingham do
A. Boyd do
G. Tall madge do
G. T. Balch. . . ..... . acting assistant quartermaster .
S. S. Carroll . do.
J. P Holiday do.
C. H. Webber do.
J. D. Wilkins. (io.
J L. Reno. . ... . .. . do.
R S C. Lord.
. do.
J. Thompson . d0.
J, P. Roy do
J. S. Saunders . do.
A, Bai(d . do.
T. A. Miller, late . . . . . . . . . . (h&.
W. P. Cs, rlin. . . . . do
J. W. Robinson, late. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do
17G, 460 00
520, 418 73
175& 260 47
544, 339 53
198, 800 00
17, 648 00
210, 200 00
636& 63S 00
121, 700 00
310, 915 00
130, 750 00
2, GOO 00
1, 025 00
28, 455 00
24, 35G 21
23, 000 00
1, 76G 35
600 00
13, 0('0 00
81, 250 00
16, 000 00
261, 300 00
2, 000 00
2& 000 00
12, 500 00
80, 600 00
75, 000 00
62, 500 00
6, 585 60
510 00
1, 300 00
29, 880 00
I, 000 00
10, 259 00
100 00
23 52
50 00
500 00
1, 150 00
25 07
923 07
418 91
286 90
Carried forward. $3, 784, 094 36

288
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'Gl.
2IILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
Brought forward
To G. L. Hartsuff. . . . . . acting assistant quartermaster. . . . . . . . .
J. Georgas. do.
A. L. Long do.
T. J. Treadwell . do.
S. P. Higgins, deceased. . . . . . . . . . do.
E. Ingraham. . (io.
T. Edson . do.
W. H. Wood do
J. S. IIIarmaduke. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
N. J. Hall do.
R. Jones. do
N. H. McLean . (io.
L. Beall do.
H. Benson Clo
J. A. De Lagnel. . . . . do
W. Butler do
J. J. Dana . do.
C. R. Reynolds do
J. L. K. Smith . do.
G. C. Strong Ci0.
S. 2f. Cooper . do
C. L. Killburn. do
%V. C]inton
do
A. Beckwith do
W. Craig Cl0.
J. C. Davis . . do
F. Wheaton. do.
J. P. Hawkins . ... . . . .. do. .
L. L. Langdon . do
T. J. C. Amory Clo ..
A. C. Gilled do.
G. C. Strong . do.
A. Chambers. ..... . do.
J. R. 'll addy do.
D. R. Ranson. . do
IVI. N. Blunt
do
J. B. 5fclntyre. . regimental quartermaster. ..
J. 5I. McL. Taylor ... .... .. .. .. do.
S. Macliu. paymaster ..
L. Taliaferro. . . ... .. .. military storekeeper.
R. Fatherly . do.
F. C, Humphries .. .. .. .... .... do.
L. Leonard do.
B. G. Baldwin . do.
W. W. Chapman, deceased, late. ... . major .... ..
S. Eastman do
H. C. Wayne, brevet. .. .. . . do.
Fitz John Porter. . . .. .... do.
J. b. Simonson .. . do.
W. K, Van Bolckelen .... ... ... . captain ..
J. . Tnt ten
P. T. Swaine . . lieutenant
L. L, Rich. . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
C. G. Sawtelle . do.
L. Loeser . do.
G. A. Kensel . . . . . . . . . do.
H. S. Putnam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
T. C. Sullivan Clo.
G, Chapin. . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
J. B. Hood . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
J. S. Mason . do.
3) 784, 094 36
200 Op
11 40
3, 500 00
250 Op
5, 876 35
50 00
988 00
7 50
453 81
175 00
450 00
468 49
199 00
1&000 00
100 00
114 44
cp
393 &0
741 57
&90 00
251 57
500 00
2, 500 00
2, 500 00
4, 590 87
5, 000 00
500 00
450 00
840 47
4, 000 00
1)500 00
220 00
4)500 00
500 00
46 50
70 00
2, 000 00
3, 000 00
5 20
3& 680 00
75 00
100 00
100 00
75 00
105 00
500 00
63 30
40, 012 25
45 00
17, 602 46
390 00
13, 995 51
4, 067 16
4) 099 89
1, 539 34
1, 741 57
227 90
2, 523 49
930 81
2, 059 94
814 55
Carried forward . . . $3) 927, 592 20

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES
289
1860-' 61
MILITARY ESTABLISHIIEVT.
Brought forw a rd
. lieutenant
To D. S. Stanley .. . .... . T. M. Saunders. . . do.
T. J. Berry. . . .... do.
I. I. Stevens ... . . late governor. R. B. Thomas. .... . .. . . agent. .... .
H. Montz and eight others. . . . . . . teamsters .
G, Sickliter
J. Mills.
J. McCullough
A. B. Warren snd J. Green
J. A. Hearn
J. Jeffcourt
H. Shipbower
D. McShaine
R. Marshall
W. Fallen
W. Bevins .
J. Clair
J. McCarty
H. Miller.
J. Malowskie
P. Brady
A. Sharkey
E. Alfield
J. Welsh
G, Pipes
M. Quirk
J. Riordan and six others
Y, Kearney
J. R. Cox
J. Quigley, deceased
D. 0. Conner, deceased
Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad Co!npauy
J. B. Richardson
(l. Kahler and three others
D. McKissick
T. Brady
L. Mandee
E. Emlant
J. Roeder
J. Bracban
W. Watson
F. Metcalf
P. W!nslow, deceased
J. Autonio, teamster
Isaac Gumbo
J. Barnett
J. Woods .
S. Rice
J. M. Shclton, deceased
J. Rabin and R. P. Jones
F. D. Cleary and others
J. Quinn, deceased
T. Cady and others.
B. Fitzpatrick
A. D. Tenn;&nt
W. Andrews
H. J. Lovewell .
J. A. Dix, R. M. Blatchford, and G. Op&lyke
G. May
J. Ryan
3, 927 592 20
977 67
2i 000 00
100 50
121 68
245 20
215 00
106 00
115 00
205 00
280 00
135 00
105 00
135 00
135 00
105 00
105 00
185 00
135 00
97 50
135 00
135 00
105 00
105 00
105 00
105 00
105 00
105 00
745 00
195 00
69 00
25 16
63 22
931 40
105 00
430 00
105 00
105 00
115 00
115 00
170 00
105 00
105 00
105 00
30 00
105 00
115 00
17 43
6S 54
104 98
12 50
210 00
570 00
146 66
420 00
155 00
105 00
115 00
115 00
I, 000, 000 00
105 00
105 Ou
Carried forward $4, 9t 0, 984 64
1&0 &r

290
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
To E. Buchley
S. Lozier.
J. A. Wheeler
M. 0. Roberts
Quartermaster's
department.
Brought forward. . . 4, 940, 984 64
115 00
850 00
177 80
1, 250 00
452 58
From which deduct the following repayments:
By' M. S. Miller .. .... . .. assistant quartermaster. . P. T. Turuley. do. .. -.. F. Myers . do.
A. Montgomery .. do. . .
G. R. Paul ... . acting assistant quartermaster. .
J. B. Wetherell. . .. . . .. do. .
G. W. Holt . .. . . . . . do.
J. B. Collins. . . do.
W. H. Wood do.
A. Shaaff do.
Z. R. Bliss. do.
L. W. O'Bannon. . . .. . . do.
J. P. Rcy do. . . . .
F. A. 1Vashington . . . . . .. . . do. .. . .
J. Drysdale do. ..
J. Tipton &io.
J. T. Greble. . ... .. do.
L. 0. Morris. do. W. B. Hazen, late . . .. . do. . .. .
J. B. S. Alexander. . . ... . do. ..
M. M. Kimmel . do
E. F. Bagley, late. . .. . .. .. do.
J. V. Du Bois . . . . . do. . . .. . . W. McE. Dye. regimental quartermaster
L. Leonard. . . . . . .. . . military storekeeper .
J. M. Branuan. ... ... captain
F. F. Flint . . . .. do. .
J. K. Allen. .. . lieutenant. . .
R. Lodor do
J. R. Cook. . . . . ... . do. . ..
W. B. Hughes. . . . . do.
A. F. Bond do.
J. N. Moore . . do.
W. F. Edgar. . . . . . . . assistant surgeon. . .
J. A. Dix, R. M. Blatchford, and G. Opdyke.
35
17 004
16
7
142
182
771
201
372
49
550
27 520
97
249
277'215
17 1l 0
187
1
3, 983
953
83
5
303
6)616
578
4
162
8, 432
163
9, 397
88
698
3)520
89
805, 000
08
67
80
00
46
26
85
38
13
63
90
14
50
96
86
24
18
50
39
54
75
00
40
09
80
25
75
86
50
28
00
33
93
97
00
4, 943, 830 02
873, 648 28
$4, 070, 181 74
To T. P. Andrews
E. Van Ness .
B. Alvord
J. H. Ringgold.
T. M. Winston
H. Leonard
R. B. Reynolds
L. J. Beall
B. W. Brice,
T. J. Leslic
C. H. Fry.
Eorage.
. . . . . . . . . . deputy paymaster
. . . . paymaster.
. do.
. do.
do.
. do.
. do.
do.
do.
. . . . do.
general . . 15, 400 00
7, 500 OO
4, 800 OO
2& 600 OO
4, 300 00
3, 500 00
2, 698 53
5, 600 00
8, 9OO 00
12&624 26
5, 140 OO
Carried forward. . . . . . . . . . . $68, 062 78

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
291
1860-'61.
To H. HrH.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
Brought forward.
.
.
paymaster.
, B. Began ~ ---..... do.
D. Hunter. . do.
G. C. Hatter . . . . . do.
S. Maclin. do.
J. Longstreet . .. ... . . do.
R. H. Chilton . do.
N. W. Brown. . . .. . do.
R. B. Marcy . do.
F. E. Hunt. . .. . . . . do.
D. McClure. do.
C. Woods. do.
F. A. Cunningham . do.
T. G. Rhett .. . .. . . .... . do.
H. Prince. do.
A. J. Smith do.
G. L. Febiger . .. . . . do.
B. Cameron. . . . . ... . do
T. S. Jesup, deceased, late . . quartermaster general
N. S. Clark, deceased, late. brigadier general
A, B. Lansing, late. assistant quartermaster. J. W. Steiner, late. . assistant surgeon. A. . Buford ... . . .. . captain. . . .... . .. . .. . P. Calhoun, late. . do
H. L. Pearce. ... . . .. lieutenant
W. H. Emory, late. ... do.
O. Chapman, deceased, late .. . . ... .. do.
From which deduct the following repayments:
By T. P. Andrews. . .. . . deputy paymaster general
H. Prince paymaster
G. H. Ringgold. . .. . . . . do . R. H. Chilton. do. ..
C. H. Fry . do. ..
S. Maclin . do.
A. W. Gsines, late. . . do. ..
J. H. Lendrum .. . ... . . ... . captain. ..
900 00
2, 253 36
4)174 67
184 00
3, 625 G7
1, 305 87
3, 584. 71
42 66
68, 062 78
10, 100 00
1, 500 00
7, 800 00
907 73
4, 700 00
3, 100 00
872 00
3, 800 00
4&000 00
800 00
4, 500 00
2, 300 00
400 00
800 00
700 00
1& 318 G6
4, 000 00
800 00
8 00
421 60
16 26
124 26
27 73
2 13
16 00
48 00
19 20
121, 144 35
16& 070 94
8115, 073 41
Ctotht'ng.
To C. Thomas. . .. assistant quartermaster general. . ... . .
D. D. Tompkins. . .. . dn.
A. C. Myers . . . . . ... . assistant quartermaster. .
J. H. Dickerson, . do
J'. B. Collins .. . acting assistant quartermaster
L. L, Ls, ngdon . . do.
C. G. Sawtelle. . .. lieutenant. . .
J. S. Marmaduke . . . do.
M. Miles, deceased, late. . . .. . . .. private. . .. .. . . . From which deduct the following repayments:
By T. P. Andrews. . . -. . . . deputy paymaster
E. Van Ness. . do.
general
90 84
121 64
1) 112, 000 00
31&382 50
30 00
4G, 100 00
47 50
5 00
937 02
3 87
8 35
1, 190, 514 24
Carried forward. $212 48 1, 190, 514 24

292 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
1860-'6l.
MILITARY ESTA. BLISHMENT.
Brought forward
By T. Swords .... . . . . deputy quartermaster general .
G. H. Crosman . do
E. F. Hunt .. .. .. ... . paymaster
J. Longstreet. do. H. Leonard (10.. D. McClure do.
G. H. Ringgold. do
B. W. Brice do. . .. G. C. Hutter do.
H. Hill. . do. . L. J. Beall do
D. Hunter do. .
A. W. Gaines, late. . ... . . do.
It. B. Marcy. do. .
R. H. Chilton . do.
T. J. Leslie do. ..
R. B. Reynolds .. . . ..„. do.
C. H. Fry . do. ..
S. Maclin ~ &10.
F. A. Cunningham. . . . .. . . do. .
A. B. Began. do.
H. Prince . do. B. Alvord do. . . .. .. .
T. M. Winston do.
A. J. Smith . do
W. H. Van Bokkelen .. .. .. assistant quartermaster
M. S. Miller do. . . R. W. Kirkham. . . .. ... . . do. ... ... .
T. E. Miller. . . . .. . acting assistant quartermaster .
Z. R. Bliss. do. L. W. O'Barmen . . .. do. . .. . .. .
J. S. Marmaduke. . . . . . .. . do.
J. J. Dana. do
H. B. Schroeder .. . .. do
W. B. Hazen, late. .. .. .. .... . do. ... . . ..
G. Stoneman. ... . .. . . .. . captain
J. H. Lendrum do. . . P. Calhoun, deceased, late . .. do. .
J. C. Pemberton, late. . . ... do. ...
T. C. Sullivan . .. .. . . lieutenant .. .. . P. T. Swain do.
L. L. Rich . do. .
J. R. Cook do
D. D. Clark, deceased, late. .. . .. do. . A. F. Bond. . do. . .. . . .
212 48
220 02
1 88
7, 437 97
2, 968 03
330 92
728 48
1, 232 56
I& 322 61
263 03
629 86
192 92
986 24
3, 106 92
356 87
1, 136 72
28 17
315 36
10, 278 95
163 03
1, 530 33
2, 021 45
10, 899 43
2, 276 37
63 54
710 95
86 15
237 22
110 12
50 00
190 00
77 93
3 87
2 10
189 46
118 75
3 92
4 48
58
13 98
73 67
15 83
50 82
66 36
I 78
691 60
1, 190, 514 24
51, 403 71
1, 139, 110 68
To T. P. Andrews,
E. Van Ness
B. Alvord.
G. H. Ringgold
T. M. Winst(. n
H. Leonard
R. B. Reynolds .
L. J. Beall.
B. W. Brice.
Payment in lieu of clothing for ogcers' servants.
. . . . . . . . . . . . deputy
paymaster general ..
. do.
paymaster
do
do.
do.
do.
do.
do.
Carried forward . &
I,
5, 600 00
2, 600 09
1, 200 00
292 62
1, 200 09
1, 000 00
1, 118 99
1, 787 50
1, 100 00
$16, 894 11

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITL RES.
293
1860-'61,
To T. J. Leslie
MII. ITAPY ESTABLISHMENT.
C. H. Fry. . . do
H. Hill. do.
A. B. Ragan . . . . . . . . . do.
D. Hunter. . . . . . . do.
D. McClure . . . do.
R. B. Marcy . do
R. H. Chilton . . . do.
G. C. Hutter . do.
S. Maclin . . . . do.
J. Longstreet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
N. W. Brown . . do.
T. E. Hunt . do.
S. Woods do.
F. A. Cunningham. . . . . . . . . . . . do.
T. G. Rhett . . do.
A. B. Ragan do.
H. Prince. . d0.
A. J, Smith. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
C. H. Fry. . do.
G. L, Febiger . do.
B. Cameron . . . . do.
Brought forward
paymaster
T. S. Jesup. . . . . . quartermaster general. . .
N. S. Clark, late . . . . . . brigadier general
A. B. Lansing, late. . . . . . . . . assistant quartermaster. . . .
R. H. Arthur, late . . . . . . . . . . . . . . captain. . . . . . . . .
P. Calhoun, late. . . . . . . . . . do.
J. M, Steincr, late . . . . . . . assistant, surgeon.
A. Buford, late. . . . . . captian
W. K. Lear, late . . . . , . . . lieutenant . . . . .
G. Chapman, late . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
D. D. Clark, late . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
H. L. Pearce . do.
W. H. Emory, late. . . . . . . . . . do.
From which deduct the following repayments:
By T. P. Andrews. ....... . deputy paymaster general
H. Prince . . paymaster.
C. H. Fry . do. S. Maclin. . .. do. A. W. Gaines, deceased, late . . . . . do. . .. .... .
300 00
497 16
210 04
170 26
4, 566 86
16, 894 11
4, 944 65
700 00
3, 300 00
200 00
2, 200 00
900 00
11002 91
471 59
400 00
1, 300 00
900 00
800 00
1, 192 56
700 00
100 00
200 00
300 00
500 00
312 08
I, 220 38
1, 000 00
200 00
2 50
131 75
5 08
91
33
38 83
4 39
3 75
3 00
2 66
2 50
10 00
39, 943 92
5, 744 32
$34, 199 60
To T. Swords, deputy quartermaster
Purchase of horses for dragoons.
general
M. M, MiHer, quartermaster
S. Van Vliet, quartermaster
J. H. Diclterson, quartermaster
J. P. Hollidsy, acting assistant quartermaster
R. H. Oiliey, acting assistant quartermaster
From which deduct the following repaymeuts:
By T. Swords, deputy quartermaster general
G. H. Crosman, deputy quartermaster general. . . .
W. E. Van Bokkelcn, assistant quartermaster.
79, 988 84
1, 620 00
11825 30
70, 000 00
15, 000 00
63, 600 00
57, 800 00
157, 385 00
23, 000 00
386, 785 00
Carri:d forward. . . . . . . . . . . $83, 434 14 386, 785 00

294
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
MILITARY ESTABLISH57ENT.
Brought forward
By E. D. Phillips, acting assistant quartermaster . .. .
L. Looser, lieutenant
83, 434 14
1, 000 00
4, 630 21
386, 785 00
89, 064 35
9297, 720 65
Expenses of recruiting.
To T. P. Andrews . .. deputy paymaster general. C. 'I'bomas. . .. .. . .. assistant quartermaster general G. Wright. . colonel. .. . .. . . . .
W. B. Franklin . do
J. V. Bomford. .... .. . brevet lieutenant colonel. .. C. F. Smith. . do.
T. J. Leslie . paymaster. . E. D. Townsend .. .. . . acting adjutant general.
T. H. Holmes . major. . . . ... . L. P. Graham . . do.
L. W. Sherman. . . .. . brevet major. . . L. Smith. . do.
G. R. Paul . do.
C. S. Lovell. . captain.
W. S. Ketchum. . . . . do
A. G. Brackett. do.
James Oaks. . . . .. . .. . do.
E. K. Smith do.
N. J. Evans do.
J. H. King. do.
W. E. Prince. do.
G. W. Wallace. do.
D. Huston, jr . do
J. A. Grove do.
R. H. Anderson. ... .. . .. . do.
C. C. Gilbert . do.
G. 16cLane. do.
G. E. Pickett . do
R. W. Foot do.
J. Totten do.
T. Fink do.
H. W. Wassell do
W. Clinton do.
J. C. Robinson. . do
C. D. Jordan. do.
J. W. Caldwell. .. . . do.
R. H. Riddick. . . . lieutenant.
G. L. Wiliard . do.
M. A. Reno. . do.
W. D. Pender. do.
R Johnson
. do.
T. W. Walker. do.
C. E. Bennett do.
L Bissell.
do.
H. C. Hodges . . do.
Chambers .
do
W. P. Carlin. . do.
F. Wheaton . do.
J S. Conrad. . . . . . . . . . . . do
A. K. XtcLemore. . . . . . . . . . . do.
C. B. Watson . . . . . . do.
J. B. Collins . . . . . . . . do.
Carried forward. . . . .
15 00
75 25
1, 5OO OO
1, 000 00
300 00
100 00
12 00
400 00
560 00
900 00
200 00
300 00
500 00
200 00
200 00
1, 000 00
100 00
100 00
500 00
200 00
300 00
100 00
400 00
500 00
100 00
1, 000 00
500 00
100 00
150 00
200 00
3)200 OD
150 00
2, 230 00
17 000 00
300 00
200 00
300 00
500 00
500 OO
600 00
200 00
500 OO
1, 000 00
500 00
3, 000 00
1, 0OO 00
4, 700 00
3, 57O OD
400 00
200 DO
ooo oo
3OO 00
936, 362 25

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
295
1860-' 61.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
Brought forward. . .
To H. B Davidson. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lieutenan
J. R. Cook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
J. A. Thompson. . . . . . . . . . . do.
W. H. Wood . . . . . . . . . do.
E. D. Blake . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
T. M. Jones. . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
J. P. Jones . . . . . . . . . . do.
S. S. Carroll . do.
F. S. Armistead. . . . . . . . . . . . . . do
J. F. Minter . . . . . . . do.
E. C. Jones. . . . . . . . . do.
W. Jones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
J. D. Wilkius . . . do.
A. B. Carey . do.
J. McRca . . . . . . . . . do.
J. D. 0. Connell. . . . . . . . . do.
E. G. Marshall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
M. Cogswell. . . . . . do
H. C. Bankhead. . . . . . . . . . do.
T. J. C. Amory. . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
W. W. Low . do
D. Bell . do.
C. H. Ogle. . . . . . . . do
G. B. Anderson. . . . . . . . . do
A. V. Collum do.
H. M. Enos. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
J. L, Corley. . do.
S. P. Higgins. . do.
E. Tracy. do.
G. D. Buggies. . do.
J, 0. Long . . do.
J. B. Green do.
N, A. M. Dudley. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
C. J. Wnlker . do.
J. Mullius . do.
B. H. Robertson. . . . . . . do .
T. C. Sullivan . . . . do. . . . . .
J. 1V. Ba, rringer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
J. J. Chnndler . do.
N. B. Swcitzer . do.
J. C. Duane do
T. L. Casey . do.
R. C. Duryea . do
R. P. Eagle . do.
E. Dillon . do.
B F. Smith
do
A. B. Hnrdcastle. . . . . . . . . do.
R. B. Ayers . . . . do.
A. . B. Chnpman do. .
R. Jones. . do.
T. J. Haines. do
N. J. Hall. do
J. Merrill . do.
L. H. Pelouze do
A. S. Webb do.
A. L. Anderson .. . . do.
F. C. Armstrong. .. . .. do.
W R. Tyrell. . . . do
J. 51. Wilson ~ - -- do.
C. H. Pierce . do.
R. F. Icrauk . do.
36, 362 25
2, 100 00
300 00
500 00
750 00
800 00
500 00
360 00
1, 500 00
500 00
1, 000 00
5&130 00
800 00
1, 040 00
1, 000 00
260 00
5, 940 00
4, 850 00
4, 300 00
3, 400 00
6, 200 00
1, 800 00
2, 830 00
3, 600 00
6, 569 65
1, 000 00
2, 000 00
500 00
400 00
200 00
300 00
300 00
300 00
31 00
850 00
150 00
800 00
800 00
400 00
1, 200 00
2, 900 00
400 00
250 00
450 00
3, 400 00
150 00
250 00
150 00
200 00
800 00
100 00
100 00
200 00
500 00
500 00
150 00
363 00
500 00
100 00
400 00
I& 200 00
300 00
Carried forward $112&425 90

ZrJ6
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
Brought forward.
To J. H. Bowie .. ... .. . .. . lieutenant. J. B. I'orter . . surgeon .. . .. . .. . .. ..
E. Butler
112, 425 90
4 00
66 25
23 00
From which deduct the following repayments:
By E. Van Ness. .. . deputy paymaster general. .
R. H. Chilton .. . paymaster. T. H. Holmes . . . . . .. . . major. . G. McLane . captain . .... W. T. Magruder. . .. . lieutenant ..
S. P. Higgins, late. . . do. R, C. Duryea. . .. ... do .. .
T. C. Sullivan . do.
A. S. Webb. do
J. Mullins. do. .. .
W. D Pender. . do. . .
J. W. Barringer . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. . . . . . . . . .
28 00
80 76
260 00
500 00
30 00
400 00
300 00
86 45
150 00
150 00
400 00
100 00
112, 519 15
2, 485 21
$110, 033 94
Raising four additional regiments.
To T. Swords. . . . . deputy quartermaster general.
P. T. Swain . lieutenant. . .. .. S. P. Higgins, dec'd, late acting assistant, quartermaster. . . ...... .
90, 934 39
7, 335 01
3 00
From which deduct the following repayments:
By A. W. Gaines, deceased, late . . paymaster. . .
T. J. I eslie. . do.
M. S. Miller. . . .. . assistant quartermaster
B. Wetherall. ...... . acting assistant quartermaster
J. H. Forney do.
F. A. Washington . do. ..
J. B. S. Alexander. .. do.
N. A, M. Dudley. . . ..... .. . . lieutenant. . ... 6, 293 26
7 35
7 00
18 00
li 00
62 50
2 80
31 00
98& 272 40
6, 432 91
$91& 839 49
Quartermaster's
department.
To C. Thomas. . assistant quartermaster general. .
D. D. Tompkins . . . do.
Thomas Swords. ... . . deputy quartermaster general ..
G. H. Crosman do. .
D. H. Vinton. . quartermaster. .
E. B. Babbitt. . . . . .. . . do.
M. M. Clark . do
, M. S. Miller .. .. . . assistant quartermaster
A. C. Myers do.
S. Van Vliet. . . . .. . do.
J. L Donaldson . . . do.
A. Montgomery. .. ... ... do
P. T. Turnley . do.
W. L. Cabell . do.
98, 308 29
18, 898 00
318, 864 00
10, 000 00
192, 050 00
248, 162 00
5, 298 00
58, 750 00
21, 980 50
42, 816 00
365, 575 00
35, 365 00
9, 317 00
52, 705 00
Carried forward. . . . . . . . . . . $1, 478& 088 79

1860-'61.
To J. McKinstry.
L. C. Easton
RECEIPTS A'&ID EXPENDITURES. 297
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
. . . . . . . . . assistant quartermaster
H. C. Ransom do.
J. G. Martin. do.
R. E. Glary .. . . ... . do.
J. Belger do.
W. W. Chapman, deceased. . .. .. . . do
D H, Rucker
Brought forward
do
. do.
J. H. Dickerson. . . . . . . . . . . do.
Thomas S. Jesup, deceased, late quartermaster general.
R O. Tyler. . . .. . . .... . assistant quartermaster. . .. ..
O. H. Tillinghast. . .. . .. . do.
R. Saxton. do.
G. Talmadge. . . .. . do.
S. Crispin. .. .. . acting assistant quartermaster. ......
J. E. Powell. . . do.
E Ingraham .. . .. . . . . do.
G. T. Balch. . . . do.
S. S. Carroll. . . . . . . . . . . do.
J. P. Holliday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
C. H. Webber . . do.
J. H. Gillman. . (10.
J. D. Wilkins . . . . . . . do
C. B. Watson . do.
T. G. Treadwell. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
J. Thompson do.
J. L. Reno. . . do.
G. R. Paul. . . . do.
J. B. Witherell . . . . do.
. . . do.
jr. S. Breck,
J. P. Hawkins. do.
W F. Lee.
do.
G. W. Holt. . do
J. S. Sauuders. . . . do.
J. W. Robinson, late. . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
J. P. Roy do.
G. F, Hartsutf . do.
J. M. Itobcrtson. . . . . . do.
M. M. Blunt . . . . . do.
Z R. Bliss. . . . . . . clo.
W. J. Robinson. . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
N. J. Hall. . do.
J, D. Bingham . do.
T. Edson. . . . . . do
J. Flynn. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
J. Oaks. . . do.
F. A, Washington. . . . . . . . . . . do.
A. Iverson. . . . . . do.
J. Tipton. do.
E D. Phillips. . (10.
A. . L. Long. . . do.
L. O. Morris do.
J. Drysdale. do.
R. Jones. do.
J. B. Mclntyre . do.
L. Bea, ll. do
A. B(ckwith (lo.
J. C. Tidball. . . . . . . . . . . . do.
H. Benson. . do.
J. A. De Lagncll . . . . . . cio
J. J. Dana do.
1, 478&088 79
9?, 807 00
1, 680 00
11, 126 00
11, 550 00
71, 674 18
6. 500 00
6, 062 51
40, 500 00
29& 200 00
2 25
6& 000 00
15&500 00
5, 242 00
4, 741 00
?20 00
39&313 00
6, 111 00
1, 765 00
3, 401 00
14, 600 56
1, 773 00
1, 024 00
3, 718 00
8, 569 00
I, 115 00
1, 300 00
320 00
91 00
11, 575 85
515 00
308 00
3. 283 00
668 60
550 00
229 31
5, 000 00
1, 313 00
574 QQ
268 OQ
192 38
2, 09G 00
1& 285 00
5, 549 00
592 00
61 49
582 70
287 66
GOO 00
2, 116 78
5, 815 09
741 00
143 61
15, 185 75
125 00
550 00
(62 00
12, 760 00
1, 215 00
300 00
355 00
60
Carrie(l forward. . . . . . $1, 945, 095 11

298
1860 —'61.
To G, Weitzel . .
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
Brought forward. . .
acting assistant quartermaster.
C. A. Reynolds do.
W. E. Burnett. . .. ...... . do.
H. C. Ransom. do.
G. C. Strong. . . . .. . .. .. do.
W. F. Edgar. . do.
C. L Eillburn. . . ... . do. .
A. T. Torbert. do.
W. Craig. . do.
J. C. Davis . . . . do.
T. J. C. Amory do.
A. Chambers. . . . . do.
J. R. Waddy. . . do.
J. McL. Taylor, . .. . regimental quartermaster.
S. D. Lee. . do.
L. H. Marshall. do.
W. McE. Dye do.
J. P. Hawkins. do
R. Fatherly. . .. military storekeeper
F. C. Humphries. . do.
J. M. Gait. . . .. . . . do.
G. B. Baldwin. do.
L. Leonard. . . . . do
J. S. Abeel. .. .. do
L. Taliaferro. . .. . . . do.
N. S. Clark, deceased, late brigadier general
G. Loomis. . colonel
A. Porter. . .. .. . . lieutenant colonel.
S. Eastman. . . major.
H. C. Wayne. brevet major
S. P. Moore, . ... . surgeon.
J. M. Brannon. . . .. . ... . captain.
H. Beth . . do.
J. Totten. do.
F. F. Flint. . . do.
J. C. Pemberton. . . ... . do.
T. J. Pitcher do
J. L. 'l'idball. . do
J. W O'Bannon .. .. lieutenant .. . ..
L. L' aiser. . .. . .. do.
J. R. Cook . .. do
J. S. Marmaduke. . do.
W. B. Hazen . do.
J. N. Moore . (io.
J. M. Saunders do.
J. P. Gordon, deceased, late . do.
W. Alexander . . ordnance sergeant.
M. W. Smith. . . . . . . do
E. Powell . . . . do
A. Ambrecht . do.
H. Douglass . do.
. . do
W. P. Martin . do.
Bur
art
F. Darkingkeller J. Davidson. . . . .. . . .. do.
L. Walker do.
E. Shaler. . . .. . . agent quartermaster's department. . .
W. Thompson
U. V. Tyler'
E. Gale, deceased
W. Musgrave, deceased.
Carried for ward.
1 945, 095 Ii
71 00
274 00
482 00
325 00
40 00
85 97
2, 900 00
2, 000 00
1, 892 42
2& 000 00
800 00
500 00
500 00
4& 450 00
2& 783 00
29, 760 00
5, 929 81
1&242 00
140 00
50 00
200 00
350 00
655 25
86 00
1, 600 00
77 12
555 00
40 00
250 00
3& 690 29
10 72
184 60
4 00
1& 064 00
608 57
3
1, 000 00
3, 000 00
8, 890 67
3, 233 45
8, 888 74
3 87
1& 629 06
4, 910 29
500 00
64 00
35 50
250 00
78 00
50 00
30 00
45 00
25 00
26 00
70 00
37 00
200 00
87 50
120 33
1, 978 33
22 00
g2, 040& 870 63

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
299
1860-'61.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
Brought forward
From which deduct the following repayments:
By C. Thomas . . . assistant quartermaster general
D. D. Tompkins. . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
G. H. Crosman deputy quartermaster general
M. M Clark. . . . . quartermaster.
E. E. McLcan, . . . . . . . . . . assistant quartermaster .
W. K. Van Bokkelen. . . . . . . . . do.
D. H. Rucker . . do.
M. S. Miller. .. .. . do. .
W. L. Cabell . do. J. G Martin. , .. .. . do. .
R W. Kirkham. .. . . ... . do.
F. . B. Babbitt. . .. . . do.
Thomas Jordan. . .. do. P. T, Turnley ... .. .... . do. . .. ... ..
A. C. Myers, late. . . .. do.
J. V, DuBois acting assistant quartermaster
G. Tal madge. . . . do.
J, T, Greble do. P. W. L Plympton. .. . .. . . do. . .... . .
W. H. Jenifer . .. .. do.
J. R. Church. do
P. Stockton. ... . . do
R. S. C. Lord . do.
A, Baird. .... .,... . do
T. E. Miller. do. . J. B. Collins. . . . .. .. . ... do. .... ...
W. H. Wood. .. do. .
R. N. Scott. do.
E. W. H. Read. . .. . . do. .
YV. P. Carlin.
. do
L. L. Langdon. . ... . . . . do. .
J. Gorgas. . do. D. R. Ransoru. . . . . do. .. ..
J. H. Hill . do.
M. M. Blunt. clo
R. H. Riddick do.
J. S Marmaduke. . . . do. S. M. Cooper . do. ..... .. .
G. W, Holt. do.
N. H. McLean. do
J. E. Powell do.
W. Butler do. . -. - ~ .
J. B. S. Alexander . . . . . do.
E. L. Hertz. do. . . .
H. B, Lyon
S. P. Higgins, dec'd, late acting assistant quartermaster
D. D. Clark, deceased . .. . . do.
D. S. Lee. . . regimental quartermaster
R. Fatherly. ... .. .. . military storekeeper.
H. Brown colonel
Fitz John Porter. . . . brevet major. .
J. S. Simonson. . . do. ..
G. Stoneman .. . captain ..
R. H. Anderson. .. . . do
P. T. Swain. . .. ... .. . lieutenant.
L. L. Rich . do.
W. P. Sanders. . do.
D. B. IdcKibben .. . . .. . . do
C. G. Sawtelle . do.
Carried forward . .. --
4, 900 00
347 50
65, 450 65
90 66
19 96
19, 417 72
75 55
907 77
162 75
6 25
74 85
37 50
30 00
692 03
6&644 05
17 25
2, 195 95
1, 251 80
50 00
1 65
9 80
9 60
560 67
56 32
998 78
690 94
777 67
85 75
333 33
1, 061 67
7, 384 22
85 88
408 24
782 30
5 00
661 70
1, 370 29
135 81
1 25
970 71
36 70
463 82
51577 78
4 00
26 00
171699 77
98 04
1, 017 00
133 00
6 20
58 63
17 10
2 50
87
25, 097 83
7&085 00
12 96
22 00
13& 368 58
$189&491 60
2, 040) 870 63
2&040, 870 63

'
.
300
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
18GO-'61.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
By H. Randall, late.
Brought forward
... . .. . lieutenant
0. Chapman do. ..
R. Lodor do. . T. J. Berry . do.
Q. A. Eensell . do.
W. Craig . (io. C. B. Watson. do. .
J. P. Roy do.
H. 'S. Putnam. . do. .. G. Chapin do. . ... -..
J. B. Hood do. .
J. S. Mason. &io. - ~ ---- ~
S. W. Ferguson, late. . .. . do. .... ..
J. A. Washington. . .. ... .... do. T. C. Sullivan . do. J. T. Shaaif do. J. L. K. Smith. . .. . .. . do. .. ..
J. K. McCall. . ... .. acting commissary of subsistence
J. 0. Long. . do.
R. B. Lee ... ... ... ..... . orderly sergeant. .
R. B. Thomas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . agent. .
189, 491 60 2, 040, 870 63
54 75
53 97
79 86
329 85
2, 661 51
14, 954 86
1 75
38 50
227 90
738 79
4&963 78
389 77
15 65
4 OO
126 08
29 50
759 90
9 00
7 28
68 59
1, 642 09
216& 643 93
62, 824, 226 70
Incidental expenses of the quartermaster'6
department.
To C. Thomas. . .. assistant quartermaster general.
D. D. Tompkins. .. .. . do
T. Swords .. . .. ... . deputy quartermaster general .
G. H. Crosman. do.
D. H. Vinton. ...... . .. . . quartermaster .... .. .. .... M. M. Clark . . do.
E. B. Babbitt do.
S. Van Vliet. . .. . .. assistant quartermaster .
J. L. Donaldson .. .. do.
Justus McEinstry .. . ..
. .. .. do
J . G. Martin
. do
W. L. Cabell. do.
A. Montgomery .. . .. . ..... .... do.
A. C, lmyers. do.
M. S. Miller .. do. .
L. C. Easton . do.
R. E. Clary . do. .
D. H. Rucker . . do
J. Belger do
P. T. Turnley do.
J. H. Dickerson . ...... .. .... . do.
E. Sbaler . . . do
W. W. Chapman. . . do
H. C. Ransom . do.
0. H. Tillinghast ... ... . .... do.
R. 0, Tvler . ... do.
R. Sexton . . . . . do.
S, S. Carroll . . ... . acting assistant quartermaster. .. . J. Y. Holliday do.
C. H. Webber . . do.
J. Thompson .. . do.
G. Talmadge. . . . do.
P. W. L. Plympton ... . . . . . . . . do.
Carried forward
45, 700 00
6, 000 00
84&890 00
9, 850 00
64&900 00
1, 000 00
125, 705 00
11, 450 00
S2, 758 00
3, 688 00
1 42&i 00
4, 820 00
2S, 606 00
5. &079 10
21, 500 00
214 00
27, 100 00
80, 670 00
3, 500 00
4, 000 00
46, 000 00
234 00
1& 320 96
200 00
4, 500 00
2, 000 00
700 00
850 00
3, 054 00
'870 00
115 00
17& 160 80
50 00
8689, 508 66

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
301
1860-'61.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
Brought forward
To G. R, Paul .... .. . . acting assistant quartermaster. ..
R. S. C. Lord . do.
J. H. Gilman ... . ...... . do.
C. B. Watson do.
J. D. Bingham. .. do
J. P. Roy . . . do.
J. P. Bawkins. . . do.
W. F. Lee. . . .. . . . do.
A. Baird do.
J. E. Powell . do.
E. Ingraham . do.
J. B. Collins. do.
W. H. Wood, late. . .... .... .. . do.
N. J. Hall do.
J. D. Wilkins . . ... . . . . do.
G. L' HartsuQ'. do. .
M, M. Blunt. do.
L. L. Langdon. do.
J. Gorgas . do.
D. R. Ransom . do.
H. A. Smalley. do.
S. P. Higgins, deceased. . . ... . do.
J. H. Hill do.
W. P. Cs, rlin . do.
T. A. Washington .. ... .. . do.
E, D. Phillips . do
J. S. Marmaduke .. .. . . do.
A. L. Long . .. . . do.
L. 0. Morris do
J. Drysdale do.
G. W, Holt. do.
N. H. McLean. do.
J. B. McIntyre. do.
L. Beall. . . . do.
W, G. Robinson ... . ... . . do.
A. Beckwith. do.
A. Iverson. .. . . do.
H. Benson do.
J. A. DeLagnel. . . ... do.
R, Jones . .. . .. do.
W. Butler . do.
J. B. S. Alexander . . .... . .. do.
G. Weitzel. . . do.
J. L. E. Smith do.
D. D. Clark, deceased .. . do
S. M. Cooper do
A. C. Reynolds do
W. F. Edgar do
C. S. Killburn do
L. J. Beall .... do
A. P. Porter do
T. Edson. do-
J. L. Tidball do-
G. Ball do
J. W. T. Gardiner . .. . do
A. T. Torbert . . do
W. Craig do-
J. C. Daris . do
T. J. C. Amory do
A. C. Gillem rlo
J. R, 1Vaddy -do .
Carried forward. . ..
689, 508 86
35 80
401 15
110 00
1, 470 00
2, 105 00
1, 145 00
1, 279 00
2, 000 00
26 75
I& 170 00
733 00
174 37
899 90
575 00
1, 450 00
500 00
330 00
6, 165 04
4 48
3 12
100 00
10, 811 46
782 30
531 38
182 68
91 78
912 61
200 00
50 48
8&283 33
104 50
243 68
2, 875 00
253 00
210 00
61 00
290 00
130 00
23 00
100 00
162 51
3& 572 28
40 00
23 83
1 50
111 90
276 00
4 00
800 00
418 00
4, 000 00
1, 300 00
2, 000 00
1, 500 00
2& 000 00
500 00
1, 850 00
1, 500 00
2, 050 00
1, 000 00
125 00
8759, 557 69

302
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
Brought forward
To J. McL. Taylor . . regimental quartermaster
D. S. Lee do
W. McE. Dye do
L. H. Marshall . . . . . do
L. Taliaferro . military storekeeper
L. Leonard do
G. L'oomis. . . . . . . . . . . colonel
G. J. Rains . . . lieutenant colonel .
W. K. Van Bokkelen . captain
J. Totten do
J. Pope &10
T. J. Berry lieutenant
W. T. Magruder do
W. B. Hazen . do
R. R. Garland do
P. T. Swain do
J. Hohnes. do
W. P, Sanders . do
C. G. Sawtelle . do
R, Lodor do
J. R. Cook do
G. A. Kensel . do .
W. Craig . do .
J. T. Greble . do
J. B. Hood -&10
J. K. Allen. do
A. F. Bond . . . . . . do
I. N. Moore do .
J. S. Mason . do.
J. M. Saunders. do.
A. Shaler. . . . . agent quartermaster's department. . .
R. B. Thomas. . do.
T. M. Hunt. do.
I. I. Stevens, late . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . governor. . . . . . .
T. B. Irwin
M. . Kanaka
S. W. Crawford
759, 557 69
1, 000 00
3, 545 00
1, 496 22
2, 000 00
1, 100 00
23 35
1, 100 00
1& 266 00
3& 921 92
100 00
591 00
222 00
30 00
2& 118 55
493 25
682 55
26 17
12 96
6, 768 30
230 78
5, 256 92
919 94
908 64
207 84
927 31
6& 039 72
852 82
475 22
124 90
500 00
520 00
602 33
173 77
723 29
51 00
183 87
7 75
From which deduct the following repayments:
By G. H. Crosman. deputy quartermaster general
R. Allen. . ..... . . .. assistant quartermaster .
J. B. Wetherell. . . acting assistant quartermaster.
D. Bell. . ... do. . . .
T. E. Miller. do. Z R. Bliss. do. L. W. O'Bannon ... . . . . .. . do. J. Oaks. . do. .. ... . J. Tipton do. J. J. Dana . . . . . do . J. W. Robinson, late. .. . do. J. P. Major, late. . . . . do. . .. . . S. D. Lee, late . regimental quartermaster H. C. Wayne . . brevet major. . J. M. Brannon. . . . . captain. . .
F. F. Flint .. . . . ... . .. . do. .... . A. G. Bracket, actiug assistant commissary of subsistence.
L. L, Rich . lieutenant. . L. Loeser. . . . , do. W. H. Jackson. . . ..... ... . do. . .. . .
109& 997 58
660 00
10, 783 60
496 46
28 09
392 32
588 07
582 70
1&171 54
44 30
534 21
57 00
2& 600 00
6& 910 94
16 63
451 82
I 00
425 19
1&456 85
18 85
804&761 06
Carried forward . . . . . . . . 8137, 217 15 804, 761 06

RECEIPTS AND
EXPE&NDITURES.
303
1860-'61.
By G. Chapin.
T. C. Sullivan
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
Brought forward. . . . . . 137, 217 15
. lieutenant. . . . . . 234 91
. . . do. . . . . . . . . . 728 97
804, 761 06
138, 181 03
$666, 580 03
Transportation and supplies in the quartermaster's department.
To J, W. McCrabb, deceased, late assistant quartermaster . . 238 20
Which deduct from the following repayments:
By J, W. McCrabb, dcc'd, late . . assistant quartermaster. $237 20
C. R. Webster, late . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. . . . . . . . . 239 91
L. Lneser. lieutenant. . . . . . 719 47
Excess of repayment.
Transportation
of' officers& baggage.
To C. Thomas . . . . . . . . . . . assistant quartermaster general.
D. D. Tompkins . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
T. Swords. . . . . . . . . . deputy quartermaster general . .
D. H. Vinton. . . . . . . . . quartermaster.
M. M. Clark. do.
E B. Babbitt.
. do
M. S. Miller. ... . .. . . assistant quartermaster . .. .. . . S. Van Vliet. iio.
J. L. Donaldson. .... .. . .. . do.
J. McKinstry do.
H. C. Ransom do.
J& . Montgomery. . . .. ... .. . do.
h. , C. Myers do.
W. L. Cabell do.
W. W. Chapman. .. .. . . . . do
R. E. Clary . do.
J. G, Martin . do. . J. Belger. . ... do
J, H. Dickerson. .. . ... . ... do.
G. Talmadge . . . do. .
J. W. McCrabb, deceased, late. . . . . do. .
G. T. Balch. . . . . . . . . . . acting assistant quartermaster
S. S. Carroll. do. .
J. P. Holliday do.
C. H. Webber . do.
J. H Gilman . do.
J. L. Reno. . do.
S. Breck, jr . do.
W. I&'. Lee. . do.
J. E. Powell. . do.
J. B. Collins . Eio.
J. P. Roy . do.
J. D. Wilkins . . . do.
N. J. Hall. . do.
C. B. Watson. . do.
T, E&leon . do.
J. B. McIntyre~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
J. P. Hawkins. . . . . . . do.
G, L Hartsuff . . . . . . , do.
J. M. Robertson. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do
1, 196 58
$958 38
2& 900 00
25, OOG 00
14, 800 00
4, 375 00
2, 700 00
17, 000 OO
20, 000 00
4, 250 00
3, 500 00
4& 300 OQ
800 00
I, 150 00
2& 690 97
80 00
88 80
7, 400 OQ
500 00
I& 000 00
2, 800 00
1, 000 00
10 20
620 00
1, 800 00
2, 150 00
400 00
495 00
100 00
300 00
4oO 00
250 00
85 85
200 00
1, 990 00
890 00
250 00
720 00
350 OQ
200 00
200 00
200 00
Carried forward. . . . . . . . . . . $127& 995 82

304
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
To L. L. Lsngdon.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
Brought forward. .
. .. . acting assistant quartermaster.
Z. R. Bliss. . . . . . do
J. Gorgas . do.
E. Ingraham . do.
J. Tipton ; do.
E D. Phillips
Eio.
A. L. Long . do.
J. Drysdale . do.
R. Jones. . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
A. . Beckwith . do
A. Benson . do.
W, Butler do
J. B. S. Alexander. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
G. C. Strong. . do.
T. J. Treadwell. . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
S. M. Cooper . do.
W. Craig do.
J. C. Davis. . do.
C, Gillem. . do.
T. E. Miller, late. . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
J. W. Robinson, late. . . . . . . . do.
S. P. Higgins, late . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
J. McL. Taylor. . . . . . . . . . . regimental quartermaster
D. S. Lee . do.
L. Taliaferro. . . . . . . . . . . . military storekeeper. . . . . . . . .
L. Leonard do.
B. 6. Baldwin . do.
H. Brown . colonel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
G. Loomis. . do
G. J. Rains. . . . . . . . . . . lieutenant colonel
S. Eastman. nlaj 01'
H. C. Wayne. . . . . . . . . brevet major. .
W. K. Van Bokkelen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . captain. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
G. Stoneman . do.
J. Totten do
F. F. Flint . do
J. C. Pemberton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
G. Talru adge. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lieutenant. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
P. L. Swaine. . do.
C. 6. Sawtelle . . . . . . . . . do.
L, W. O'Bannon. . . . . . . . . . . . . . do
J. R. Cooke do.
H. S. Putnsm . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
J. T. Greble . do.
S. Crispin . do.
J. K. Allen . do.
W. B. Hazen . &10
E. Swift. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . assistant surgeon. . . . .
From which deduct the following repayments:
general
By G. H. Crosman deputy quartermaster
D. R. Ransom. . .. . . acting assistant quartermaster
T. A. Washington . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do. . . . . .
N. H. McLean . . . . do.
J, L K. Smith. . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
W. McE. Dye. . . . . . . . . . . regimental quartermaster
S. D. Lee, late. .. . ... . do ..
S. Maclin . paymaster.
L. Leonard. .. . ..... ... . military storekeeper. ..
Carried forward
21&905 30
16 40
1 60
1, Ol 1 80
5 20
2, 426 60
399 00
5 20
99 80
825, 870 40
127, 995 82
251 40
517 35
70 00
50 80
62 00
55 00
400 00
602 00
100 00
140 00
300 00
132 40
39 00
600 00
285 00
881 40
000 00
ooo no
500 00
218 90
18 00
105 93
000 00
899 00
870 00
100 00
25 00
4 00
100 00
200 00
150 00
771 80
100 00
27 50
200 00
6 00
12 47
6 80
2& 000 00
517 46
31 10
68 20
7 80
079 38
42 40
18 00
75 00
4 55
144, 635 66
144, 635 66

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES
305
1860-'61
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
Brought forward. ... ..
To A, Porter. .... lieutenant colonel.
0. L. Shepherd . .. brevet major
J. M. Brannon. . ... captain. . ..
H. Arthur, deceased. . . . . .. do.
L. Loeser. . . . . . . . lieutenant. R, Lodsr do. . . ...
A. F. Bond do. .
J. W. Moore . do.
J. L. Mason do. ..
T. C. Sullivan do.
0. Chapman, deceased . . do
A. Buford, late. .. .. . do. . C. E, Jesup, deceased .... . .... .. .. do. .. . ..
25&870 40
20
29 00
209 90
19 10
43 38
70
223 40
46 50
I, 040 90
1, 717 90
15 76
45 45
40
144, 635 66
29, 262 99
$115&372 67
cVedieal and hospital department.
To E. Van Ness ..... deputy paymaster general B. Alvord paymaster. .... . ..... ..
G. H. Ringgold. .. do. F. E. Hunt. . ... .... . .. ..... do. ... . .....
J. Longstreet. do.
H. Leonard. do
D. McClure do
B. W. Brice . do. . . ..
G. C, Hutter do.
H. Hill do.
D. Hunter do.
L. J. Beall . . do.
R. B. Marcy do.
R. H. Chilton .. . do.
T. J. Leslie .. . ... do.
R. B. Reynolds ..... .. .. ... . do.
C. H. Fry. do.
F, A. Cunningham. ... . ... do.
N. W. Brown. . do.
A. B. Ragan. .. ... .. .. . . do.
J. M. winston. do.
A, J. Smith .. do.
A. W, Guines, deceased, late .. do.
S. Macklin, late . . . . do.
E E. McLean. ......... .... assistant quartermaster.
W. l. Cabell do.
R. Allen . &Io.
P. T. Turnley do.
C. R. Webster, late. . .. .. . . do.
W. H. Jenefir .... ..... . acting assistant quartermaster. ..
J. B. Wetherell. do.
R. N. Scott . do.
E. W. H. Read do.
D. Bell .. do.
A. Shaaff. do.
S. M. Cooper . do.
R. Raudall . do. E. F. Bagley, late. . . do. J. T. Shaaff, late . ..... . do. . . .....
W. McE. Dye ... . ... . ... regimental quartermaster. .. .... . .
20 R
75 00
I& 875 65
1, 758 25
2& 602 25
1&164 40
243 30
122 50
554- 50
337 25
680 25
314 00
273 00
204 25
525 00
271 25
235 25
1, 428 7o
779 50
468 75
I& 552 60
124 95
119 00
655 50
851 45
80 00
144 85
155 00
532
239 91
1 65
33 25
85 75
333 33
491 66
49 63
32 00
25 00
5 00
25 00
241 66
Carried forrvard. . $19, 692 51

306
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
Brought forward
To S. Cooper. . . .. . adjutant general. .
L, Thomas. .. .. .... ...... acting adjutant general. .
G. do.
T. P. Andrews . .. .. .... colonel. ...
J. B. Magruder. .. . . . . lieutenant colouel
H. Bache. . . ... major. .
J. Belger . do.
H. Stansbury . captain . .
C. Fletcher do.
A. G. Bracket t . . do,
C. Smith . lieutenant. .
J. 'I'hompson do.
W. H. Jackson. (io.
R. Arnold do.
J. Drysdale, late. . .... . do.
T, H. Mitchell. . ..... . . doctor
L. De B. Kuhn. do.
G. D. Bradways. .. ... . ...... do
D. G. Ridgley. do.
J. P. Foot do
W. E. Dearing do.
J. L. Dawson. &10.
R. B. Simpson .(10.
L. Byrne . . do.
Isaac G. Braman. . .... ..
.. do.
E. S. Snow. . do.
J. V. D. Middleton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do
W. S. Bishop do.
P. P. Burton do.
W. L. Jones. -do.
R. Burns . . do.
Z. Pitcher -do.
A. F. Watson do.
E. H. White . do.
J. J. Sturm do.
P. M. Enders. do.
W. M. Hines. . do.
W. S. Golding . do.
A. S. Breysacher. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
R. S. F. Diesel do.
W. F. Cormack . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
A. Viele. do.
W. W. Harris. do. .
R. P. Harris. . do.
J. H. Bowie. . do.
G. W. Thornton. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
C. B. Combe . do.
J. C. Cooper do
J. Dickson. . do.
T. C. Skrine . . . do.
P. 51. Enders . . . . . . . . . do
J. W. Daniels . do,
R. T. Hayes. . do.
J. M. Reuse . do.
J. S. Redfield . . . . . . . . . . . do.
B. W. Robinson . . . . do.
W. P. Buel . . . . . . . . . . do.
E. Morwitz . . . . . . . do.
C. Briggs. do.
S. D. Thurston . do.
A. . M. Hunt. . . . . . . . . . . do.
Carried forward .
19, 692 5l
24 39
15 65
63 00
13 68
74 35
50 22
28 05
89 30
17 15
80 00
10 00
1 00
18 85
27 00
2 50
100 00
1& 107 49
154 50
417 73
234 00
269 15 i
'225 00 i
480 00
240 00
360 00
360 00
718 33
320 00
237 98
225 00
300 00
360 00
50 00
160 00
10 00
240 00
41 21
52 00
410 00
25 94
83 33
405 00
80 00
18 00
331 00
219 00
50 00
250 00
16 71
360 09
240 00
97 09
217 5o
77 00'
48 39
82 9i
340 00
3 94
240 09
6 09)
186 69
830, 5995i

1860 '61.
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
Brought forward. . doctor
G. Bomford. .... .... . do.
J. b. Ormsby .... .... do.
J. Bryan . . do
S. A. Storrow. . . do.
J. S. Smith .. do.
R. Keenan ...... ... .. . ....... do.
G. M. Dove . do.
F. L, Town do.
P. V, Schenck do.
A. Ingram . do.
W. W. Bailey. . ... . &lo.
D. Bache . do.
W. C. Spencer. . do.
B. E. Fryer do.
H. R. Silliman. do.
B. B. Miles .. . do.
R. J. Thomas. ...... .... ... . . . do
J. H. Trente . do
J. B, Dunlap . do
G. M. Sternberg. ..... . . ... . . do.
C. H. Cameron . do.
C. C. Gray . &10.
W, P. Young do.
G. Kimbsll do
A, Major . do
J. P. Wright. do.
W. Lindsley do.
J. W. S, Gawley .... .... ..... ... . do.
J. H. Bailey do.
To G. W. Webster.
J. R. Hayes . do.
C. H. Absdee. .... . . .. .. surgeou
k. S. Satterlee
. do.
W. J. Sloe, u.
do.
R. Murray do
S. G. J. DeCamp. . . . . . . . . . . . . . do
W, S. King
R. H. Coolidge
C. S. Tripler
do
do.
do
J. S. Bailey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . assistant surgeon. . .
W. W'ebster.
J. N. Marks
J. W. Nsirn
J. M. Young
Kidwell & Lawrence
J. L. Kidwell
Louisa A. Wotherspoon
W. S. Thompson
F. Taylor
A. Leitch
E. R Perrot
J, S. Holland.
Tyler, Wise &, Alleyne.
J. P. Polk &, Co.
H. H. McPherson, jr
Gales &, Seaton.
J. C. Rives
H. Leitch & Co.
J. Pettibone
J. F, Long & Co
J. B. McCaro & Co.
do.
307
30, 659 85
191 66
160 00
562 00
9 00
70 00
133 33
75 33
50 00
43 33
43 33
60 00
28 33
46 66
63 33
43 33
56 66
32 00
96 66
23 33
70 59
36 66
86 66
60 00
60 00
2, 239 17
6 65
63 33
33 33
20 00
5 15
2S9 35
910 00
145, l51 00
1, 530 00
2, 600 00
25 65
742 44.
4, 200 00
1, 112 77
60 50
92 10
22 60
386 25
30 00
491 69
108 62
460 00
438 18
6 37
32 85
56 19
8 00
5 00
198 05
26 17
60 50
28 87
154 30
298 50
112 56
100 00
Carried forward. $194, 868 18

308
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'6L
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
To W. J. Williams
J. B. Moore
C. Wendell
Blauchard & Co.
J. Bien
G. W. Bowman .
C. MiRer
Blanchard & Mohun.
C. S. Willet.
J. Wiley.
S. Heplenbower.
M. Malone .
W. D. Wallach .
G. W. Carpenter, Henzey & Co.
J. D. Defrees .
N. Longworth .
H. W. Eastman.
A. Small .
A. Gartman .
C. A. Morris & Co.
A. M. Leslie.
L. M. Smith.
J. J. Sturm.
J. S. GrifRn
G. W. GeQ'ress
Brought forward 19. 4, 868 18
'7
OO
54 49
63 00
140 00
8 00
5 00
6 00
10 00
50 00
5 60
11 25
61 09
13 00
632 83
141 53
60 00
300 00
49 78
24 BO
386 85
227 60
6 69
45 00
204 06
165 00
From which deduct the following repayments:
By N. W. Brown, paymaster
S. P. Moore, surgeon
1 05
25 12
197, 546 75
26 17
$197, 520 58
Barracks and quarters.
To T. S. Jesup, deceased, late quartermaster general. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
C, Thomas. . . . . . assistant quartermaster general. . . . . .
D, D, Tompkins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do
G. H. Crosman. . . . . . . . deputy quartermaster general.
T. Swords . . do.
D. H. Vinton. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . qua&termaster .
M. M. Clark. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do
E. B. Babbitt. . . . . . . . . . . . . do
J. L. Donaldson . . . . . . . . . assistant quartermaster. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
D. H. Rucker . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
J, McKinstry. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
P. T, Turnley. . . . . . . . . . . do
A. Montgomery. . . . . . . . . . . do.
M. S. Miller. . . . . . do.
L. C. Easton. . do.
A. . C. Myers . . do.
H. C. Ransom. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
J. Belger. . . . . . . . . . do.
J, H. Dickerson. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
R, . Saxton . . . . . . . do.
G. Talmadge . . . . do.
C, H, Webber. . . . . . . . . acting assistant quartermaster.
J. Thompson. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
R. S. C. Lord. . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
A. C. Gillem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
13 50
14, 30D 00
25] ioo 00
2, 000 00
147, 188 00
13&812 47
BOD 00
1, 000 00
40, 530 00
56, 000 00
9, 900 00
5, 000 00
3, 754 00
40, 800 00
25 00
1& 308 63
100 00
1, 5OO 00
32&500 00
6OO 00
7, 292 75
14, 100 0o
225 OD
136 00
5 244 OD
Carried forward . . 8423& 229 35

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
309
&860-'61.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT
Brought forward. To J. H. Gilman ... . .. acting assistant quartermaster. .. . ..... .
J. Breck, jr. .. . do.
A, Baird . . do
J. E. Powell. do.
J, B Collins. .... . . . . do.
W. H. Wood, late. . . . . do.
W. P. Carlin .. . .. do.
J, B. S. Alexander. . do.
T, J. C. Amory. . ... do.
S. M. Cooper .. ........ .. . .. do.
G. P. . Paul . do.
W. Craig. do.
J, C. Davis. do.
G. L. HartsuQ'. ...... ... ... . .... do.
L. Beall do.
N. . J. Hall do.
J. D. Wilkins ... do.
A. Chambers ... ... .. do.
M. M, Blunt . .. . do.
A. Beckwith. . . . do.
J. D. Bingham. . ... .. . . . do.
R. Jones . do.
L. L. Langdon. . .. . . ... .. . do.
Z. R. Bliss
'
. . do.
C. L. Killburn. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
W. Butler do.
D. R. Ransom . . . . . . do.
H. A. Smalley. . . . . . do.
J. B. McIntyre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
S. P. Higgins, late . do.
C. B. Watson do.
J. C. Tidball. do
J'. P. Holliday . do'.
J. A. De Lagnell . . do
A. L, Long do
J. Tipton do.
H. B. Schroeder do . .
J. Drysdale do.
N. H. McLean. . . . . . . . . . . . do.
S. N, Cia, rk, late brigadier general. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
J. Loomis colonel.
G. J. Rains lieutenant colonel
H. C. Wayne brevet major . .
Fitz John Porter. . .. . do.
J. P. Moore. . . surgeon
J. L. McL. Taylor reginrenta1 quartermaster ..
tV. McE. Dye
do.
J. P. Hawkins. . . . do.
J. M. Brannon. . . captain
J. Totten. . do.
T. G. Pitcher . do.
R. Loder . . lieutenant
T. C. Sullivan. . . „do.
J. S. Mason. do.
A. F. Bond do.
W. B. Hazen do
J. E. Allen do. .
P. T. Swain do. . . .
J. Holmes do.
W. Craig do.
423, 229 35
422 50
200 00
4 50
2, 500 00
362 55
242 40
111 38
2, 922 84
2, 000 00
45 15
15 6G
1& 900 00
500 00
1, 400 00
64 00
747 80
951 00
1, 145 00
330 00
3, 275 00
1, 900 00
45 00
128 81
423 49
800 00
54 47
375 02
986 00
4, 900 00
778 52
90 00
50 00
3, 450 00
162 00
1& 013 00
103 00
201 00
3, 132 28
1, 141 99
251 61
140 00
280 00
1, 385 55
46 38
14 40
2, 250 00
375 00
2o0 00
46 18
300 00
5, 000 00
13 50
189 78
485 47
800 83
300 57
2, 375 14
1, 10G 65
26 33
457 32
Carried forward. $478, 197 62

310
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860 —'61.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
To G. Chapin
. . lieutenant
Brought forward
J. B. Hood . do.
C. G. Sawtelle . do.
L. Loeser do.
L. Taliaferro military storekeeper
I. I. Stevens, late . governor
S. Jackson.
S. F. Nichols.
From which deduct the following repayruents:
By G. H. Crosman . . . . . . . deputy quartermaster general
W. K. Van Bokkelen. . assistant quartermaster
W. W. Chapman, late . . do.
A. B. Lansing, late . do. . . . . . . . . . . .
J. B. Wetherell . . acting assistant quartermaster
M. F&. Miller do.
L. 1V, O'Bannon . . do.
F. A. '&Vashington . . do. .
E. D. Phillips do.
L. O. 0lorris. . do
S. M. Cooper do.
J. S. Simonson . brevet major. .......
J. R. Cook. . . lieutenant. .
J. N. 3foore do.
R. R. Garland . . do. . . .
H. Y. Slaymaker agent quartermaster's department
R. B. Thomas. . . . . . do. . .
27& 464 84.
753 26
9, 485 00
217 32
625 24
91 43
735 63
156 28
4& 9GI 87
192 59
633 81
2G 40
4, 750 22
I, 821 58
493 25
29 00
501 36
478& 197 62
488 70
I& 976 53
1, 005 66
1&963 12
100 00
356 16
105 00
150 00
484, 342 79
52, 939 08
$431, 403 il
Contingenetes
of the army.
To D. D. Tompl ins assist. mt quartermaster general .
M. 51. Clark quartermaster .
S, M. Miller assistant quartermaster. .
A. C. Jlyers. do
Robert Allen
&lo
P. T. 'I'urnley do.
J. B. Collins acting assistant quartermaster .
J. H. Forney, late .... .. do.
J. T. Sbaaif, late do.
H. Randall, late dn.
J. Drysdale, late . do
L. J. Beall. .... . . .. paymaster .. . ....
E. Harding, late . . major
J, P. Major lieutenant .
R. I'atherly military storekeeper. .... . H. Y. Slaymaker. .. agent quartern&aster's department. ....... ....
J. Potts. ... .... .. . disbursing clerk. ...
C. Johnson
347 50
90 06
907 77
235 00
505 00
159 61
14 00
11 00
3 50
l, is
10 00
121 45
194 00
57 00
133 00
29 00
23, 000 00
460 64
8)(& 261 06

RECEIPTS AND
EXP ENI)ITL RES.
311
1860-'61,
IIILITARY E. STABLISH11ENT.
Three months' e&ntra
pay.
To T. P. Andrews . deputy paymaster general. ...
B, Alvord. .. . . . ... . paymaster ..
G. H. Iliinggold. . . .. . do.
L. J. Beall. ..... . . . &lo.
T. J. Leslie. . . ... do.
H, Hill .... . do.
R. IL Pieynolds. . . . do.
R. H. Chilton. . .. ... .... . . do.
A. W. Gaines, deceased, late. .... . do.
R. Dilsworth ... .. .. .. . . lieutenant.
H. PIagee . . do.
1, 181 25
45 00
261 00
48 00
143 00
63 00
24 00
21 00
24 00
75 00
61 75
$1, 947 00
I'aj&ment to discharged soldiers f'o r clothing
To T. P. Andrews. . . . . . deputy paymaster general .
E. Van Ness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do
B. Alvord . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . paymaster.
G. H. Ringgold. . . do
F. I';. Hunt. . . . . . . . . . . do.
J. Longstreet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
H. Leonar&l. . do.
D. ZlcClure . do.
B. 1V. Brice do.
('. C, Hutter
. do
H. Hill do.
D. Hunter &lo.
L J. Beall
do.
R, B. 11;ircy . do.
R. H. Chilton .. . ... ... . do.
. do.
'I'. J. Leslie .
R. B. Reynolds . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
C. H. Fry . do.
S. ;Haclin . do.
F. A. Cunningham. . . . . . . . . . do.
A. W. Gsines, deceased, late . . . . . . do.
not drawn.
519 12
558 42
2, 452 20
4, 351 44
13, 963 37
5, 505 03
3, 028 74
931 70
1, 448 62
830 18
852 88
2. 560 15
557 43
1, 387 00
1, 839 93
1, 871' 13
386 17
3, 829 36
446 93
1, 758 82
1, 482 52
650, 001 14
Purchase nf stot&es for oPc«rs' and sol&liers' quarters.
To T. Sivords . .. . deputy quartermaster general. ......
W. W. (,'hapm:m. assistant quartermaster .....
i(I. sh i&liller .. . .... .... do.
A. C. Ilyers. . do.
T. A. iZIiller, late. acting assistant quartermaster.
J. B. Collins. . . . do
J. P. Holliday. . . . do
N. H. 5I&;Lean. ......... . . . do
J. J. 1)ana do.
C. G. Saw(elle. ...... ..... . . lieuteuaut. ....
J, N. Iloorc. do.
J, 4. Zlasou do.
'i', C. Sullivan. .. .. . .... . . do.
14 00
141 38
13 25
222 87
31 83
208 00
51 00
127 85
45 00
40 25
3 50
5
19 80
Carried forward 8923 98

612
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
Brought forward. . . . .
l(rom which deduct the following repayments:
By L. L. Langdon . . . . . . acting assistant quartermaster . 6 50
A. I'. Bond. . . . . . . . . . . lieutenant. . . . 40 32
923 98
46 82
$8(7 16
To B. Huger.
Purchase of horses for h'ght artillery by ordnance department.
. brevet colonel.
P. V. Hagner. .. ... ...... .. brevet major ...
W. H. Bell . do. .
G. D. Ramsey do
R. H. K. Whiteley. . ... . ... captain.
S. Crispin. . lieutenant. .
T. J. Eckerson. . . . military storel-eeper .
T. Lewis. . . ... . . .. do
2, 673 10
2, 727 69
2, 000 00
14, 500 00
4, 050 00
15, 000 00
500 00
49 92
From which deduct the following repayments:
By B. Huger
. colonel.
W. H. Bell. . . . . . major .
852 50
843 14
41, 500 71
1, 695 64
$39, 805 07
Apparatus and equipments for field signals.
To A. G. Myer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . signal of(leer. . $2, 000 00
Pay of ogcers, cadets, gc. , at West Point.
To E. Van Ness, deputy paymaster general.
H. Hill, paymaster.
27 00
11 0, 000 00
$110, 027 00
Subsistence of ogcers, 3f". , at West Point.
To H. Hill, paymaster. $3 508 20
Forage for oQcers' horses at West Point.
To H. Hill, paymaster
$(18 39
Current and ordinary expenses ot West Point.
To A. H. Bowman, colonel
R. Delafleld, major
J. T. Greble, acting assistant quartermaster .
12, 293 24
24, 500 00
101 «
$30, 895 00

RECEIPTS AND
EXPEVDITI:RES.
1860-' 61.
lHILITARY ESTABLISHMEV T.
Forage for artillery and cavalry horses at TVest Point.
To R, Delafield, colonel $5, 640 00
IIorses for artillery and cavalry praclice at TVest Point.
To R. Delafield, colonel $2, 000 00
Inc&ease and expense of library at TVest Point,
To R. Delafield, colonel.
A. H. Bowman, colonel.
500 00
500 00
$1, 000 00
I'. . &T&e»ses of board of nsitors at TVest Point.
To A. H. Bowman, colonel $4, 500 00
Furniture for hospital for cadels at TVest Point.
To R. Delafield, colonel $100 00
Repairs of once& s' quarters at TVest Point,
To R. De!afiel, colonel $500 00
Extension of toate& pipes and increase of reservoir at TT e. . t Point.
To R. Delafield, colonel $2, 500 00
Targets and batteries for artillery exercise at TVest Point,
To A. H. Bowman, colonel $150 00
Oaspipes, gasometers, and retorts at TVest Po'~»t.
To R. Delafield, colonel $500 00
Payment in lieu of clothing to oPcers' se& vanls at 1T'e;l Point.
To H. Hill. paymaster $9 33
To R. Delafiefil, colonel
A. H, Bowman
Iron girders for academic building
at TVest Point
500 00
3, 000 00
$3, 500 00
11'armi»g appa&'atus for acade&nic building, TT cs! Point.
To R. Delafield, colonel $250 00

314
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
J&IILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
Materials for quarters for subaltern beers.
To R. Delafield& colonel. $3, 500 00
Commission upon United States Military Academy.
To A. A. Humphreys,
captain
J. C. Ives, lieutenant. . . . .
I& 360 00
1&500 00
$2& 860 00
Arming and equipping
the militia.
To R. T. Allison, paymaster
W. H. Bell, major
G. D. Ramsay, brevet major
P. V. Hagner, brevet major
F. D. Callender, captain
J. B. Butler, military storekeeper
E. Ingersoll, military storekeeper.
T. J. Eckerson, military storekeeper
S. Lansing, military storekeeper
W. R. Shoeroaker, military storekeeper.
D. Murphy, military storekeeper.
J. J. Pittman.
H. A. Dingee
W. C. Freeman.
E. Gaylord
J. Boyde &; Sous
J. T. Ames
Merrill, Thomas t&. Co
C. M. Dupay
C. C. Chafi'ee.
From which deduct the following repayments:
By D. H. Murray, acting adjutant general 18 64
T. Le&vis, military storekeeper 9 52
L. Leonard, military storekeeper 37 30
3, 060 90
2, 157 69
1& 000 00
3, 150 00
200 GG
29, 450 00
64, 950 00
I, 200 00
3, 700 00
100 00
21, 000 00
4& 235 70
2, 241 60
10, 3G5 00
3, 686 00
2, 272 65
5, 641 83
3, 073 19
20, 220 00
8, 047 50
189 752 06
65 46
$189, 686 60
To G. D. Ramsay,
brevet major
Armament
W. A. Thornton, brevet major
A. B. Dyer, captain
C. P, Eingsbury, captain
b. Lansing, jr. , military storekeeper.
J. B. Butler, military storekeeper
T. J. Eckerson, military storekeeper
L. Leonard, military storekeeper
Enap, Rudd &r Co
C. Enapp
R. P. Parrott
, J. L. Archer
Taylor &r, Humphries
of fortifications.
Carried forward
39, 700 00
2, 200 00
33& 809 00
lo, 000 00
182, 100 00
76, 340 00
900 00
37, 500 00
64, 351 49
3, 038 14
20& 058 77
6, 428 57
1, 474 29
$482, 851 26

1860-'6 l.
'fo C. Alger gt Co.
S. Er A. M. Sawyer
C. T. James
Agricultural Iron Works
A, gr 1V. Denmead gr Sons.
Phoenix Iron Company
RECEIPTS AND
E. J. Dupont, De Nemours gr Co.
EXPENDITURES.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
315
Brought forward 482, 851 26
529 20
463 78
3, 658 94
4, 066 81
177 31
350 00
1, 008 0&
From which deduct the following repayments:
By B. 'Huger, colonel 91 14
L. Leonard, military storekeeper. . . . . . . . 7, 657 60
493, 105 30
7, 74S 74
8485, 356 56
To R. E. De Russey, lieutenant
Contingencies
colouel
J. G, Baruard, major
H. Browerton, major
P. G. T. Beauregawt, brevet major
2, B. Tower, brevet major
W. H. C. Whiting, captain
J. G. Foster, captain
E. B. Hunt, captain
J. Newton, captain
C. E. Blunt, lieutenant.
M. D. McAllester, lieutenant
W, H. Stevens, lieutenant
C. S. Stewart, lieutenant
J. C. Prdfrey, lieutenant
F. E, Prime, lieutenant
J. St. C. Morton, lieutenant.
D. A. Gillmore, lieutenant.
J. Eveleth, agent
J. J. Lec, agent.
of fortifications.
From which deduct the following repayments:
By J. G. Totten, brevet brigadier general . . . 200 00
W. H. Stevens, lieutenant 2 51
8, 441 75
500 00
5, 000 00
168 00
l, 000 00
650 00
2, 300 00
20, 600 00
1, 255 00
900 00
381 00
503 17
100 00
300 00
I&'500 00
10, 000 00
20, 000 00
23, 000 Ool
100 00
96, 698 92
202 51
$96, 496 41
2 rsenats.
To G. D. Ramsay, brevet major
W. T. Welcker, lieutenant
J. B. Butler, military storel-eeper
W. R. Shoemaker, military storelreeper.
From which deduct the following repayment:
By A. B. Dyer, captain
2, 428 5&
7, 850 00
4?7 14-
3, 170 86
13, 926 59
l, 355 47
$9. 571 12

316
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860 —'61.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
Manufacture of arms at the national armories.
To E. Ingersoll, military storekeeper
D, Murphy, military storekeeper
149, 500 00
143&549 00
From which deduct the following repayments:
By G. D. Ramsay . major
L. Lansing, jr. . ... . . . military storekeeper. T. Lewis. do. ..... . D. Murphy, late ....... ... . ... . do .. 12, 500 00
25, 000 00
6& 000 00
5, 840 95
293, 049 pp
49, $40 95
$243, 708 05
Payof civil superintendents
'To E. Ingersoll, military storekeeper.
D. Murphy. . . . . . do
at the national armories.
2& 500 00
1&875 00
$4, 375 00
Itepairs, gc. , at 8pringfield armory.
To E. Ingersoll, military storekeeper.
From which deduct the following repayment:
By E. Ingersoll, military storekeeper
65, 000 00
1, 377 33
$63, 622 67
Pepairs, tyc. , at Harper's J&erry armory.
To D. Murphy, military storekeeper. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $34, 500 00
1lfachinery, tools, Jfc. , for an arsenal of construction, J'ayetteville,
1@orth Carolina.
To J. A. J. Bradford, captain. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5, 775 00
Ordnance service.
To B. Huger colonel ..
W. H. Bell. major. ......... ...... . ..
W. A. Thornton. .. .. brevet major
G. D. Ramsay .... ..... . do.
P. V. Hagner . do.
G. H. Murray .. . . acting adjutant general
J, A. J. Bradford. . captain .... ... ... ..
R. H. E. Whiteley . .. . . do.
J. Gorges ... . . . .. . do.
F, D. Calleuder. . . ...... do.
J. L. Reno . . do.
A. . B. . D yer. ..... .. ... ... ... do.
R. A. Wainwright. . . . . . . . . . . . do
W. Maynadier . . . . . . . . . do.
W. T. Welcker. . . . . . . . . . . . . . lieutenaut
J. L. White. . . . . „ . . . . do.
T. J. Treadwell. . . . . . . do.
J. Lansing, jr. . . . . . . . . . . . . military storekeeper . . . . . . . . . .
L. Leonard . . . . . . . do.
Carried forward. . .
2, 200 00
6, 763 12
10, 730 00
28, 700 00
6, 267 00
189 90
5& 075 00
6, 125 00
5, 200 00
5, OOO 00
950 00
8, 6OO Op
920 00
(00 00
375 00
247 38
1& 000
17&500 00
10, 290 00
$116&832 40

1860-'61.
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
Brought forward.
To T. Lewis. .... .... military storekeeper. . .. . . ... . F. C. Humphreys. . ... . .. ...... do. .
R. Fatherly. do.
J. 8, Abeel . do
W. It. Shoemaker . . do. .
J. B. Butler . ... .. . . do.
J. M. Gait. .. ... do.
B. G. Baldwin . do.
E. Inversoll. . ..... , do. I'. J. Eckerspn . . . do. .
E. Powell . . ordnance sergeant
H. Douglas ...... .. do
N. Grant. .. ...... .... .. United States agent. ...
C. T. James
D. Van Nostrand.
From which deduct the following repayments:
By T. P. Andrews deputy paymaster general
T. J. Leslie. ... . . . . . . paymaster ......
F. E Hunt . . . . do, .
H. Heath . . captain. ....
R. H. K. Whiteley. . .. .. . ... . do. ..
T. Lewis .. .. ... military storekeeper .. .
W. R. Shoemaker. ... ...... .. .. .. do. .... .
47 42
161 35
747 84
4 00
I& 525 00
4 76
70 86
Bzl
116&832 40
760 00
1& 725 00
230 00
SOO 00
7, 900 00
11, 400 00
359 21
200 00
1'75 50
10, 400 00
454 91
78 00
2, 550 00
5, 246 90
95 00
159& 206 92
2& 561 23
$156, 645 69
Ordnance,
ordnance stores and st&I&plies.
To C, Van Ness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . deputy paymaster general . . . . . . . . .
B. Alvord . pal master. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
G, H. Ringgold. . do.
F. E. Hunt . . . do.
J. Longstreet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
H. Leonard. . . . . . . . . . do
D. McClure . do.
B. W. Brice do.
H. Hill.
D. Hunter. . do.
I. . J. Beall . . do.
R. B. Marcy . do
R, H. Chilton do.
N. tV. Brown . do.
F. A. Cunningbam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . &lo.
C. H. Fry. . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
A. B. Began . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
R. B. Reynolds. . do.
T, hf. Winston . do.
A. J. Smith . . . . . . . . . . do.
S. hIaclin. . . . . do.
A. W. Gaines, deceased, late. . . . . . . . . . . do
W. L. Cabell . . . . . . . . assistant quartermaster
J. G. Martin . . . . . do.
D. H. Rucker . do.
R. W. Kirkham . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
P, T. Turnley. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
F. Mve&s. . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
A, Montgon&ery. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
24 00
161 50
236 00
405 00
220 60
51 50
103 20
227 60
122 00
146 40
80 40
23 20
129 60
481 00
335 65
705 03
278 37
6 61
26 00
122 80
474 00
544 55
17 90
6 25
75 55
74 85
1, 004 67
16 80
7 00
Carried forward. $6, 108 03

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860 —'61.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
Brought forward
J. R. Church . . . . . . . . . . . acting assistant quartermaster.
P. Stnckton . do.
D. Bell. do.
J. P. Roy . -do.
J. V. Du Bois . do.
J. E Powell . . . . . . . . . . do. .
M. M. Kimmel . do.
R. H. Riddick. do.
W. H. Bell . . . . . . , major.
D. G. Ramsay . . . . . . . . do.
W. A. Thornton. . . . . . . . . . do.
P. V. Hagner. . . . . . . . . do.
J. L. Reno. . . . . . . . captain . .
W. Manaydier . do.
A. B. Dyer. . do.
J. Gorgas. . . . . . . dn.
R. H. K. Whiteley, . . . . . . . . . . do.
F. D. Callender do.
T. J. Treadwell . . . . . . . lieutenant
W. T. Welcker . dn.
J. B. Butler . . . military storekeeper
S. Lansing, jr do.
L Leonard
. do
E. Ingersoll . do.
T. J. Eckerson dn.
B. H. Gilbreth . Ii0.
W. E. Jones
R. H. Hartley & Co
Goulding, Bagley &, Seawall
J. T. Ames
H. B. Sweeney
J. Adams.
C T. James
Knorr, Nece & Co
F. McNerhany
S. R. Philips
C. Alger &, Co
R. P. Parrott
Savage's Fire Arms Company
A. & W. Denmead & Sons
W. S. Hansell & Sons
A. B. Norton
E. P. Mayer & Brothers
J. Boyde & Sons
Vf. ~ . Magee & Co
E. Gaylord
S. P. Harmer.
H. A. Dingee
Colt's Fire Arms Company
Peters &, Benner
R. Nece
J. Pittman
E. J. Dupont, De Nemours & Co.
W. C. Freeman
Hazard Powder Company.
C. S. Storms
6, 108 03
9 80
9 60
4 80
97 50
320 65
36 70
33 75
179 85
15, 025 00
10, 300 00
4, 800 00
6, 600 00
78 80
2& 300 00
4, 500 00
12, 900 00
36, 400 00
10& 000 00
3, 200 00
409 00
129, 700 00
77& 600 00
8& 726 00
2& 900 00
200 00
100 00
3, 454 00
10, 49'7 16
185 33
23, 791 29
4, 200 00
300 00
337 82
3& 505 00
818 52
15, 519 71
8, 075 53
5, 921 08
5, 159 00
699 76
15, 163 00
692 60
10& 580 00
7, 538 00
3&634 00
8, 565 50
3, 523 00
15&019 SS
25, 080 00
18, 139 40
3&454 60
14, 558 SS
396 60
215 00
27, 648 00
8, 088 00
From which deduct the following repayments:
By T. P. Andrews . . . . deputy paymaster general
B. F. Lamed. . . . . paymaster general.
25 23
9, 506 55
577, 191 12
Carried forward . . $9, 531 78 $577&191 12

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
860-'61.
By N. W. Brown .
MILITARY ESTABLLSHMENT.
Brought forward
. paymaster
E. E. McLean . . assistant quartermaster.
R. Fatherly . military storekeeper.
T. Lewis . do
J. S. Abeel do
L. Leonard do
J. Lansing, jr. . . . do
B. Huger colonel
G. D. Ramsay . . brevet major
W. H. Bell . . do.
P. V. Hagner do
E. B. Hunt. . captain.
J. L. Reno . do
W. B. Hazen . . lieutenant
J. L. White . . do.
0. Chapman, deceased do . .
E. P. Langworthy . assistant surgeon.
M. Miles, deceased private
9, 531 78 577, 191 12
2, 099 87
60 04
972 99
35, 000 60
1, 745 24
873 85
25, 000 00
1, 177 19
157 32
1, 341 01
57 69
54 00
1& 009 88
23 55
87 95
26 00
6 22
29 16
79, 254 34
$497&936 78
Purchase of best breech-loading
carbines.
To Bristol Fire-arms Company 624, 916 25
Arsenal at. Allegheny.
To J. B. Butler, military storekeeper $5& 350 00
Arsenal at Charleston.
To F, C, Humphries, military storekeeper 6250 00
Arsenal at California.
To W. A. Thornton, brevet major
F. D. Callender, captain.
D. Murphy, military storekeeper
T. F. Eckerson, military storekeeper
S. M. Clark
From which deduct the following repayment:
By W. A. Thornton, brevet major
382 93
20, 000 00
1, 000 00
38, 000 00
291 32
59, 674 25
9 15
$59, 665 10
Arsenal at Fort Jjfonroe.
To A. B. Dyer, captain
A. & W. Denmead & Sons
23, 175 00
91 76
$23 266 76

320
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-' 61.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
Arsenal at Lennebeck.
To B. G. Baldwin, military storekeeper
$8OO Oo
Arsenal at ~YeM York.
To W. A. Thornton, breve t major. $1, 1OO 00
Arsenal at St. Louis.
To W. H. Bell, major
P. V. Hagner, brevet major
F. D. Callender, captain
2, 537 90
500 00
900 00
$3, 937 90
To S. M. Clark
W. H. K. Whiteley, captain
Arsenal at Texas.
46 20
5, 000 00
$5, 046 20
To G. D. Ramsay, brevet major
Arsenal at Washington.
$3, 950 00
S. Lansing, military storekeeper
Arsenal at Waterrliet.
$15, 000 00
Arsenal at Watertoton.
To L. Leonard, military storekeeper. $3, 500 00
Repairs of all the smaller arsenals.
To P. V. Hagner, brevet major
J. Gorgas, captain
J. L. Reno, captain
J. M. Gait, military storekeeper
T. Lewis, military storekeeper
N. . Grant
J. S. Abeel, military storekeeper
From which deduct the following repayments:
By T. Lewis, military storekeeper 35 64
J, M. Gait, military storekeeper 59 21
3, 700 00
1, 600 00
670 00
200 00
560 00
500 00
100 00
7, 330 00
94 65
17, 23 15

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITI'RES.
321
1860-' 61.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
'I'o B. Huger, brevet colonel
G. D. Ramsay, brevet major
P. V. Hagner, brevet major
R, H. K. Whiteley. captain
W. Maynadier, captain
T. J. Tread well, lieutenant
J. M. Gait, military storekeeper
J. B. Butler, military storekeeper
E. Powell, ordnance sergeant
Contingencies
of arsenals.
700 00
1, 513 56
300 00
2& 050 00
1, 000 00
1, 500 00
500 00
I, 891 84
300 00
From which deduct the following repayments:
By B. Huger, brevet colonel
D. H. Maury, acting adjutant general
R. H. Whiteley, captair&
E. Powell, ordnance sergeant
To G. W. Cullum& captain
Fort Adams, Ithnde 1sland.
262 58
171 26
1, 000 00
64 91
9, 755 40
1, 498 75
$8, 256 65
$5, 000 00
, To H. Brewerton, major
J. G. I'oster, captain
Fort Carroll, 3Iaryland,
10, 000 00
10, 000 00
$20& 000 00
Fort Calhoun,
Virginia.
To R. E, De Russy, lieutenant colonel $45, 000 00
Fort Clinch, Florida.
To FI. C. Whiting, captain.
D. P. Woodbury
20, 000 00
I& 000 00
$21, 000 00
Fort Delazoare,
Delaz, are.
To John Newton, captain
$43, 642 70
Fort at Fort Point, California.
To J. F. Gilmer, captain.
$52, 000 00
Fort Gaines, Alabama.
To F. E. Prime, lieutenant
$25, 807 19
Bl R

322
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
1860 —'61.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
Fort Jackson, Louisiana.
To P. G. T. Beauregard, brevet major $175 00
Eort Jefferson, Elorida.
To D. P. AVoodbury, captain
M. C. Meigs, captain
J. Si. C. Morton, lieutenant
33, 000 00
24, 045 54
58, 954 46
$116& 000 00
To J. C. Palfrey, lieutenant.
Fort Enon', Maine.
$12, 500 00
Fort 3Iontgomery,
iVew York.
To C. E. Blunt, lieutenant $7, 000 00
Fort Monroe,
To R. E. De Russy, lieutenant colonel .
Q. A. Gillmore, lieutenant
Virginia.
5, 699 59
4, 000 00
$9. 699 59
To J. G. Foster, captain
Fort 3Ioultrie, South Carolina.
$13, 500 00
Fort 3Iadison, 3Iaryland.
To J. Eveleth, agent
From which deduct the following repayment:
By M. C. Meigs
433 30
$433 30
Fort iQcRea, Elorida.
To F. E. Prime, lieutenant
$3, 500 00
To J. G. Foster, captain
Eort Sumter, Soutn Carolina.
$41, 000 00
'I'o M. D. McAllester, lieutenant
J. G. Barnard, major
Fort Richmond,
New York.
12, 028 67
7, 800 00
$19& 828 51
Fort St. Phih'p, Louisiana.
To P. G. T. Beauregard, brevet major $7, 000 06

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES,
1860-' 61.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
Fort Taylor, Florida.
To E. B. Hunt, lieutenant. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $120, 000 00
To C. S. Stewart, captain.
Eo& t IVinthrop,
3Iassachusetts,
$296 50
Fort opposite Fort 8r. 'huyler,
r'ver York.
To G. W. Cullum, captain $5, 950 00
To M, D. McAllester, lieutenant.
J. G. Bernard, major.
Fort on site of Fort Tompkins,
2Vew York.
16, 300 00
15, 000 00
$31, 300 00
Forts on the western frontier of Texas,
To D. kI. Vinton, quartermaster $35, 000 00
Fortification ot Aicatra" island, California.
To J. B. Mcpherson, lieutenant. . $25, 000 00
fortifications at entrance to Nevi ltedford harbor.
To G. W. Cullum, captain. $20, 000 00
1&orAfications at Hog Island Ledge, 3Iaine.
To J. C. Palfrey, lieutenant
J. J. Lee, agent
24 410 00
400 00
$24, 810 00
To H. W. Benham, captain
J. G. Foster, captain
Fortifications at Sandy HooI", 2~ew Jersey.
74, 000 00
10, 000 00
$84, 000 00
Fortifications for defence of entrance to Galveston harbor and bay.
To W. H. Stevens, lieutenant. 838, 000 00
FortijCcations
at Ship& island, coast of the 3Iississippi.
To F. E. P&ime, lieuteuant . $18, 199 35

324
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
Reconstructing
the stables at Carlisle barracks,
To J. P. Holliday, acting assistant quartermaster. $8, 050 00
Repairs, tfic. , of barracks, quarters,
le. , at forts not occupied by troops.
To F. L. Prime, lieutenant $1, 000 00
To J. H. Simpson.
Survey for mihtary defences of the sea and inland frontier.
. . ... . captain.
W. F. Reynolds. . .. ... do.
J. Pope . . do.
W. F. Smith do.
A. W. Whipple ... .... .. .. . . do.
R. S. Williamson .. . . . lieutenant
O. M. Poe
f
do.
E. F. Beale .. . . . superintendent ... . .
John Potts. . .. . .. .. . disbursing
E. de Giradin.
clerk.
4, 000 00
25, 000 00
800 00
1, 500 00
1, 500 00
1I 200 00
li500 00
10, 000 00
9, 000 00
180 00
654, 680 00
Purchase of a site a»d additional
To J, F. Gilmer, captain.
From which deduct the following
By J. F. Gilmer, captain
repayment:
defences for San Francisco.
201, 500 00
200, 000 00
$1, 500 00
To John Mullin, lieutenant. . . . . . . .
John Potts, disbursing clerk
Rood from Fort Benton to Walla- Walla.
60, 000 00
1, 079 00
From which deduct the following
By John Potts, disbursing clerk
repayment:
61, 679 00
177 02
$61, 501 98
Road front Steilacoom to Vancouuer.
To George Thorn, captain $10, 000 00
P!epairs of bridge over 3Iill creek.
To R. E. De Pussy, brevet colonel $500 00
Paying existing liabtlities and to finish the maps, +c. , of the sur1&ey of the Atrato
route of the inter-oceanic canal.
To N. Michler, lieuter ant $6, 500 00

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
325
l 860-' 61.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
Removing obstructions in the Savannah river.
To W. H. C. Whiting, captain. 88, 000 00
Removing obstructions in the mouth of the 3Iississippi & iver.
To S. H. Long, lieutenant colonel.
A, A. Humphries, captain .
From which deduct the following repayments:
By P. G. T. Beauregard, brevet major. . . . . . . . .
S. H. Long, lieutenant colonel
14 10
5&000 00
36& 000 00
2, 191 02
38, 191 02
5, 014 10
$33, 176 92
Improvements
of Des 11Ioines ropids in the 3Iississippi river.
To John 6. Floyd, United States agent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 840& 000 00
8urvey of northern and northttestern lakes.
To 6. G. Mead, captain $75, 000 00
Repairs and contingencies
To W. H. Stcvcns, lieutenant.
From which deduct the following repayment:
By John Newton, captain
of harbors.
9 29
6 24
63 05
Pier and mole at Osn:ego, Neu&
York.
To J. D. Graham, lieutenant colonel $10, 000 00
I'rinting charts nf lake surveys,
To J. C. Woodruif, captain. 85, 000 00
Continuing the topographical and hydrographical survey of the delta of' the
mississippi.
To A. A. Humphrics, captain 81, 060 02
To J. Z. S. Blackwell.
P. 6: C. Powell.
M. Allison
Improuement
of Tennessee river.
185 85
37 30
223 38
$446 53

RECEIPTS A. ND EXPENDITURES.
18GO-'61.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
Dome of the Capitol of the United States.
To W. B. Franklin, captain
M. C. Meigs, captain
From which deduct the following
By M, C. Meigs& captain
repayment:
135&000 00
30&000 00
165, 000 00
70
$164, 999 30
Extension of the Capitol of' the United Slates.
To W. B. Franklin, captain
M. C. Meigs, captain
From which deduct the following repayments:
By W. B. Franklin, captain
M. C. Meigs, captain
65 54
8G 36
387, 500 00
47, 000 00
$434, 500 00
151 90
$434&348 10
To W. B. Franl-lin, captain
M. C. Meigs, captain
Extension of the General Post 0+ce.
From which deduct the following repayment:
By M. C. Meigs& captain .
70, 000 00
16&006 50
86, 00G 50
6 50
$86, 000 00
Continuing the Washington aqueduct.
To M. C. Meigs, captain .
H. W. Benham, captain .
J. St. C. Morton, lieutenant
103, 0OO 00
100, 000 00
80, 000 00
From which deduct the following repayments:
By M. C. Meigs, captain .
J. St. C. Morton, lieutenant
5, 283 71
26, 245 74
283, 000 00
31, 529 45
$251&470 55
Payment to the State of 3Iaine for expenses incurred in. organizing a regintent
of volunteers for the 3Iexican urar.
To Nathan Dane& treasurer 810, 308 28

RECEIPTS AVD
EXPEVDITURES.
327
1860-'61.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
Payment of erpenses of militia of New 3IIexico called out in 1854.
To C. H. I'ry, paymaster
W. Craig, lieutenant . . . . .
From which deduct the following repayment:
By W. Craig, lieutenant.
60, 000 00
12, 400 53
72&400 53
12, 400 53
$60, 000 00
Pay of volunteers.
To T. P. Andrews, deputy paymaster general.
H. Hill, paymaster.
T. l. Lcslie, paymaster
L. J. Beall, paymaster.
J. A. Logan, assistant quartermaster
306 10
44 71
13 02
18 00
19 71
8401 54
Settlement of suspenaecl accounts for expenses of volunteers in kansas Territory
in 1856.
To S. P. Higgins, (deceased, ) late acting assistant quartermaster
E. S. Sibley, quartermaster .
R. H. Riddirk, late acting assistant quartermaster. . . . . . .
424 51
481 85
115 04
$1, 021 40
Pay of four companies of volunteers called out l&y Lieutenant Colonel IVashington.
To T. P. Andrews, deputy paymaster general.
Which deduct from the following repayment:
By T. Swords, deputy paymaster general .
Excess of repayment.
139 91
26, 000 00
$25, 860 09
Pay of'five companies Texas mounted volunteers.
'I'o T. P. Andrews, deputy paymaster general. $40 97
Payn&ent of Florida volunteers in 1857 and 1858.
To T. P. Andrews, deputy paymaster general .
9. C. Hutter, paymaster.
H. Hill, paymaster.
T. J. Leslic, paymaster
R. B. Reynolds, paymaster.
A. J. Smith, paymaster .
2, 338 40
450 14
184 35
1, 596 04
2, 042 25
1, 041 67
$7, 652 85

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-' 61.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
Pay and supplies of mounted and foot companies of Florida volunteers.
To T. P. Andrews, deputy paymaster general
T. J. Leslie, paymaster
H. Hill, paymaster.
M. S. Miller, assistant quartermaster
W R. Van Bohj&elen, captain
R. B. Thomas, agent.
Which deduct from the following repayment:
By A. C. Myers, assistant quartermaster
Excess of repayment
161 36
58 89
118 21
266 00
458 05
1, 728 88
2& 791 39
16, 924 98
$14, 133 59
Payment of mounted rifleme volunteers
To T. P. Andrews, deputy paymaster general
G. H. Ringgold, paymaster.
under Captain John C. Fremont.
895 50
136 50
$1, 032 00
Payment of claims adjudicated to mounted ~"jilemen under Colonel John C
Fremont in 1846.
To J. Salasar and others 8822 90
Travelling allouances to volunteers.
To B. Alvord, paymaster
T. P. Andrews, deputy paymaster general
220 00
67 46
$287 46
Arrearages of pay to volunteers in Black Hatck u;ar.
To T. P. Andrews, deputy paymaster general. 8447 32
Pay of three companies of Eansas volunteers.
To T. P. Andrews, deputy paymaster general. $279 98
Support of four companies of volunteers
To T. P. Andrews. . . . . .
F. E. Hunt
G. H. Ringgold.
B. W. Brice.
D. Hunter.
A. B. Began
B. Alvord
L. L. Rich
. deputy paymaster general. . .
paymaster.
d o. .
do.
. do
. do
do.
. lieutenant.
at Camp Scott. , utah Territory.
Carried forward
865 88
84 54
98 97
261 77
157 73
190 48
89 84
3, 493 85
85 243 06

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES
1860-' 61.
MILITARY ESTABLISH31ENT.
Brought forward. . 5, 243 06
Which deduct from the following repayments:
By G. H. Crossman, deputy quartermaster general . . . . . . . .
H. Prince, paymaster .
94& 699 28
8, 6o5 95
103, 355 23
Excess of repayment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $98. 112 17
Purchase of gunpotcder for the Package coast.
To E. J. Dupont, De Nemours &, Co. $2, 957 50
Refunding to the Slate of California eopensesincurred in suppres. ing Indian,
hostilities prior to January 1, 1854, act of Congress August 5, 1854.
To T. G. Pratt 9, 997 63
W, B. Todd. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 352 37
Riggs &; Co 547 63
Sweeney, Rittenhouse, Fant 8t Co 629 80
$11, 527 43
Preventing and suppressing India», hostihties.
To T. P. Andrews, deputy paymaster general
H. Hill, paymaster
G. C, Butter, paymaster
T. J. Leslie, paymaster.
J. Osteen, late quartermaster
J. W. McCrabb, deceased, late assistant quartermaster.
H. Brown, colonel.
2, 680 60
63 51
41 23
1, 590 00
852 54
419 10
2 20
$5, 649 18
Pepressi ng Sentinole hostilities.
To T. P. Andrews, deputy paymaster general $307 78
3Iexica n hostilities.
To C. H. Fry, paymaster
$10, 000 00
Purchase of gunpotader for the land service.
To S. Lansing, military storekeeper .
E. J. Dupont, De Nemours tt Co
Hazard Powder Company
J. J. Bogue .
H. I'. Offutt &, Co.
3, 500 00
19, 672 10
6, 701 25
3, 439 20
4, 563 90
$37, 876 45
Purchase ancl repairs of instruments for & orps nf topographical engine~vs.
I'o J. C. Woodruff, captain . $10, 000 00

'
330
1860-'61.
To L. Loeser, lieutenant
John Potts, disbursing
T. Harm.
C. H. Todhunter.
RECEIPTS AXD EXPENDITURES.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
Military contributions
clerk.
From which deduct the following repayment:
By John Potts, disbursing clerk . . . .
in mexico.
114 00
4, 000 00
450 00
412 00
4, 97G 00
432 41
$4, 543 59
Refunding money for expensesincurred, g.
To P. D. Bool-er and Catherine Randolph $22 00
Arrearages prior to July, 1815.
To H. Hale, alias Heald
H. Stone, deceased
W. Bratton
A. Wheaton.
J. o-
S. , Tones
B.
H. Cross.
G. Connor
L. Wiswall
5 67
4 35
9 00
30 16
49 00
29 34
50 66
22 33
48 00
5 00
$253 51
Printing book of tactics.
To John Poits, disbursing
clerk
286 61
From which deduct the following repayment:
By John Potts, disbursing clerk
$286 50
Gontingent
erpenses of the Adj ulant General's dePartment.
To W. A. Xichols, acting adjutant general
S. Williams, acting adjutant general
'1'. Talbot, acting adjutant general
R. Arnold, acting assistant adjutant general
Fitz John Porter
R. Williams
50 00
225 00
50 00
50 00
75 00
50 00
$500 00
Con7pensation of a clerk and messenger in once of Commanding GeneraL
To Winfield Scott, lieutenant general $2, 000 00

RECEIPTS A iD EXPENDITHRES.
1860-'61.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
Contingent expenses of once of Commanding General.
&To Winield Scott, lieutenant general 8300 00
To T. P. Andrews, deputy paymaster general
A. J. Smith, paymaster
L Heatherly
Joseph Watts.
Expenses of Rogue Iti ver Indian rear.
155 95
16 45
100 00
304 00
8576 40
Printing a revised edition of the System
of' Instruction for I"ield Artillery.
o C. Wendell
T
J. Poits, disbursing clerk .
3, 199 01
1, 900 99
85, 100 00
Payment to the State of iIinnesota for expenses incurred by Captaiii James
Stait:ey's company of 1'Iinnesota volunteers, in 186'7.
To Charles Sheffer, treusurer $1, 111 77
Deficiencyfrom Indian hostilities in the transportation of troops, act of March
o, 1861.
To D. D. Tompkins, assistant quartermaster general .
6. H. Crosman, deputy quarterrusster general
J. McKinstry, assistant quartermaster
J. H. Dickerson, assistant quartermaster
J. P. Halliday, acting assistant quartermaster
Defi'ciency from Inilian hostilities in barracks, quarters,
gc.
273, 000 00
86, 150 00
30, 000 00
30, 000 00
50, 000 00
$469, 150 00
To D. D. Tompkins, assistant quartermaster general . $178, 000 00
Deficiency fiom Indian hostilities in incidental expenses of quartermaster's
department.
To D. D. Tompkins, assistant quartermaster general . . 44, 000 00
W. Cmig, lieutenant 12, 400 53
$56, 400 53
Conipleting
the report and
To J. N. 31acomb, captain
perfecting the diaioings of the San Juan exploring
expcdi ti on.
$1, 800 00
I'rotcction of emigre ants on the overland routes.
To H, E. 5laynadier, captain . $25, 000 00

382
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'6].
To Mrs. Agatha O' Brien
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
Relief of 3Irs. Agatha O' Brien.
$686 75
Relief of Whitemarsh
To J. Beamer
From which deduct the following repayment:
By J. Beamer
B. Seabrook and others.
1, 072 gg
$1, 072 33
Pielief of the legal representatives of Sylvester Day, late surgeon united States
army.
To S. Day, deceased, late surgeon 8426 00
Reh'ef of the 3IIissionary Society of the 3Iethodist Episcol&al Church. , act of
tune 1, 1860.
To L. Carlton, treasurer $20, 000 00,
Relief of Lieutenant George S. Hartsu~, L'nited States army.
To G. S. Hartsuty, lieutenant . $380 00
REpAYMFwrs.
Purchase of best breech-loading
rtftes.
By W. A. Thornton, major. $13 57
Repairs of barracks at Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
By S. M. Cooper, acting assistant quartermaster $52 40
Road from a point on the 1Vlissouri river of the City of Council Bus,
Fort Eearney, 1Vashington Territory.
at Nea'
By E. G. Beckwith, captain $6 63
Road from Fort Riley to Bridger's Pass.
By E. G. Beckwith, captain $6 63
Road from Fort Riley to Arkansas river.
By E. G. Beckrvith, captain $6 64
Survey of' railroad from the 3lississippi to the Pacipc.
By I. I. Stevens, late governor $1. 201 13

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-' 61.
BIILITA IIY ESTABLISHMENT.
Pioads and bridges for fhe use of armies in the f»eld.
By J. H, Simpson, captain 8903 24
Ite-openi»»g a communicatio»»
behveen Albemarle sound and the yt!lantic ocean.
By W. Trumbull, deceased, brevet colonel 83, 521 39
Improvement
of Cape 1&ear river, iVorth Carolina.
By W. Trumbull, deceased, brevet colonel $795 65
Improven»ent
of' Itiver»St. , Iohn's, Florida.
8y W, H. C. Whiting, captain 8822 60
Delaware brealcwater.
By J. Newton, captain $19 88
Construction
of a harbor on the east side of Peedy island.
By J. Newton, captain $77 43
Impro» en»ent of'the navigation of the Colorado river.
By W. H. Stevens, lieutenant 841 50
Continuing the improvement of the harbor of Dunl'irk:.
By J. D. Graham, lieutenant colonel 8158 68
Sea-wall in, the harbor of S&. Augustine, Florida.
By W. H. C. Whiting, captain 890 20
Payment' of Texas volunteers under General Srook.
By T. Swords, deputy paymaster general 85, 000 00
Testing gun metal fo»' heavy cannon.
Bv L Leonard, military storekeeper 8182 23

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITV RES.
1860-'61.
NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT.
To A F. Ammidown
I'ay of the navy.
navy agent
W. F. Russell
H. F. wendell .. .
do
do.
G. Loyall do
A. E. Maxwell do
W. Badger do
H. G. S. Key do
W, Flinn do.
B. D. Herriot do
A. E. Smith do
S. P. Brown do.
E. L. Norton do
W. P. Ewing do
J. S. Chambers . do
I. Henderson do.
T. L. Tullock do
F. Sense paymaster
J. K. Harwood .. . .. do
J. D. Murray do
G. H. White . do.
E. T. Dunn do
J. V. B. Bleecker. . . do
B. F. Gallaher do
T. M. Taylor do
J. B. Rittenhouse do
J. S. Cunningham. . . do
G. H. Ritchie do
C. Murray do
R. T. Allison d. o
T. H. Looker do
A. E. Watson do
J. A. Semple . do-
C. C. Upham do
G. W. Clark do
J. G. Harris do
W. A. Ingersoll . do
W. W. J. Kelly. . . do
L. D. Slsmm do
B. J. Cahoone &10
G. F. Cutter do
H. Myers do
J. 0. Bradford do
A. J. Watson do
J. DeBree do
J, N. Carpenter . . do
C. J. Emery do
A. A. Belknap do
J. N. Hambleton do.
J. H. Watmough . do
G. T. Pierce do
W. B. Boggs &10
E. C. Doran ----do
T. B. Nalle . . do
S. Forrest, deceased, late do
E. W. Dunn do
C. W. Abbott . do
M. H. Morris . do
J. S. Gulick do
R. Pettit . . do
J. A. Bates . . . do
58) 811 00
165, 147 00
41, 685 20
401042 00
22, 250 00
75, 206 00
127, 341 00
73, 509 OOI
3, 000 00
381, 792 62
21) 809 00
76, 432 00
36, 000 00
31, 040 00
93, 437 001
21, 594 00
7, OOO OOI
]2&500 00
64, 300 00
123& 300 00
74& 000 00
60, 000 00'
249, 800 00
oo, ooo 00/
51, 000 00
80, 409 ol
40&606 00
146, 000 00,
146& 000 00
35) 500 00
44, 320 00
205, 000 00
40, 600 00
50, 036 87
27, 586 03
52, 000 00
29, 000 00
116&100 00
103, 070 05
10, 000 00
36, 000 00
123, 000 00
4, 000 00
53, 000 00
6O, OOO 00
10, 400 00
115, 414 00
6, 574 32
167, 400 00
11, 252 82
22& 000 00
61, 5OO 00
72, 000 00
6, 600 5 00
3P, 000 00
11, 000 00
17, 000 00
0 OOO 011
201
2 000 00
I
Carried forward. . . . . . . . . . $3&949&876

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITI& RES.
1860- 61.
'&
NAVAL ESTABLLSH5IENT.
To H. Etting
Brought forward.
paymaster
W. G. Marcy do
L. J. Brown . do
H. B. Woodbridge . . do
H. M. FIeiskell. . . . do
W. A. Russell do
L. Wsrrington do
R. H. Clark . do
J. Irving ilo
C. D. Wallack . do.
A. H. Gilman &10
B. M. Dove. acting paymaster
0. H. Berryman do
A. I&. V. ('ray, deceased . . do
F. ;it, an icy do
L. C. bartori do.
J. Lsmnan do
J. N. Maftitt . . do
T. A. Craven do
J. M. Frailey do
J. M. l&rooke do.
M. Woodhull do
C. Stedman . do
J. De Camp do
, J. H. Strong . do
tV. Ronckendorff
do
J. P. Greyson do
J. R. Goldsborough . do
A S. Bahlwin.
do
G. H. Holt do
T. Kitchen . do
I. Wood do
G. De Y. Barton do
F&. K, Cooley.
do
C. IV. Rassler . do.
W. Reynolds. . . naval storekeeper
J. M. Watson do.
J. Boyle do
J. Filor do
D. D. Porter. . . commander
J. C. Carter do
H. Bruce do-
A. J. McCartney lieutenant
C. E. 'I'horburn, former ., do
C. Thomas . do
J. P. Foster do
H. C. Flagg do
J. M. Gi1 lies do.
J. H. Carter do
S. D. Trenchard. . . do
H. A. Wise do
J. J. B. Walback, late do
J. T. 'I'aylor passed assistant surgeon
L. C. Lane „do
bccretary of the N ivy
trustee
Chief of Bureau of Provisions and Clothing
J. H. Boutwell . sailmaker
J. Holt alias C. H. Knspp, deceased
J. A. Dix, R. Ji. Blstchford, and G. Opdyke
Baring Ihothcrs 6: Co
3&949, 876 90
50, 000 00
110, 000 00
100 00
4, 000 00
13, 000 00
15, 000 00
14, 000 00
20, 000 00
10, 000 00
6' , 000 OO
10, 000 00
10, 000 00
2, 000 00
442 94
13, 557 50
&, 000 00
5, 950 00
13, 551 00
]4, 900 00
2, 000 00
176 84
207 000 00
19, 000 00
4, 000 00
4, 953 31
9, 000 00
20, 000 00
2, 500 00
2, 000 00
5, 000 00
6, 000 00
2, 000 00
3, 000 00
3, 000 00
4, 000 00
1, 848 37
107 500 00
2, 069 00
52 55
38 SG
955 36
2. 100 82
191 26
219 73
7, 000 00
5GI 06
1, 964 38
8, 058 91
344 60
3, 000 00
502 13
34 52
700 00
182 74
19, 295 89
95, 135 26
580 97
193 44
I, 000, 000 00
550, 000 00
Carried forward. . . . . . . . . . $6, 0817538 34

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-' 61.
NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT,
Brought forward
From which deduct the following repayments:
By H. G. S. Key . . . navy agent.
G. Loyall -do
W. F. Russell do
H. F. wendell . . do
G. N. Sanders, late. . . do
A. E Smith do
J. H. Lathrop . . do.
T. Hays do. . .
A. F. Ammidown. . . . do
J. D. Gibson paymaster
J. 0. Bradford do
J. 'W. Nuron. . . . . . . do.
E. C. Doran . do
J. V. B. Bleecker do
G. W. Clarl-e . do
M. H. Morris Mo
H. Jl. Heiskell ~ do
J. H. Watmough . do
G. F. Cutter do
H. Myers do
B F. Gallaher
do
W. W. J. Kelly do „
E. T. Dunn. do.
J. D. lllurray . do
G. R. Barry do
B. J. Cahoone do.
1V. G. Jlarcy do
H. Ettiug . do
J. M. Brooke . . . acting paymaster
R. L. Tilghman do
G. H. Hol lins captain
M. Woodhull . . lieutenant
A. H. Hughes do
A. Armstrong, late . . . . . do
G. W. Harrison do
W. H. Ball
C. Steedmau
N. Pinckney. . . . . surgeon
Chief of Bureau of Provisions and Clothing
T. P. Venable . . gunner
J. A. Dix, R. 81. Blatchford, and G. Opdyke
To W. F. Russell
'tV. Badger
Clothing of' the nary.
. . . . navy agent
9, 687 84
18 18
29 73
10 94
22, 925 97
53 46
4 00
9 00
5 24
40, 468 65
97 19
22, 807 59
761 10
13, 392 78
688 98
389 94
16, 896 61
11, 691 40
1) 310 00
7, 400 00
12, 835 00
5, 000 00
6, 181 09
2, 463 20
26, 775 87
6, 015 90
619 94
30, 000 00
3, 475 54
3, 594 44
625 00
14, 494 55
160 00
369 50
32 84
5, 911 86
1& 639 34
25
1, 444 66
52 93
805, 000 00
A. F. Ammidowu do
H. G. S. Key . do
G. Loyall . . . . . . . . „ . do
E. L. Norton . do.
I. Henderson do
W. P. Ewing do
J. B. Rittenhouse . . . paymaster .
C. Murray do
F. B. Nalle do
A. A Belknap . . . . . do
W. 35. Ingersoll . . do
J. 0. Bradford do
J. M. Brool-e. . . acting paymaster .
Carried forward. . . . . . . . . .
. do
6, 081, 538 34
1, 075, 340 51
85, 006, 197 83
104& 370 00
12, 710 00
55, 597 00
29 00
10 00
39, 073 00
30, 766 00
450 00
2, 500 00
1, 800 00
4, 500 00
1, 700 00
1& 546 00
1, 500 00
83 3&
8&58, 584 33

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
1860 —'61.
NAVAL ESTABLISH5]ENT.
From which deduct the following repayments:
By H. G. S. Key. . . navy a«ent . . .
G. Lo all do
A. E. Smith . do
W. F. Russell
H. F. Wende]]. uel . .
do
A. F. A. mrnidown . do
W. Badger . . do .
G. N. Sanders, late. . . do
J. D. Gibson . paymaster
H. M. Heiskell. . . do
J. G. Harris . do
J. W. Nixon do
G. R. Barry . do.
S. Forrest, late . . do
, f. ]8. Brooke . . . . acting paymaster.
G. S. Blal-0 captain
W. H. Ball . lieutenant.
H. Woodhull. do
Chief of Bureau of Provisions and Clothing
Brought forward. . . . . . . . . . . .
1, 247 29
424 39
308 19
1, 009 36
85 18
181462 05
193 58
10, 898 47
4. 047 77
6, 733 03
17, 678 54
3, 198 12
912 80
10, 456 87
1, 044 43
685 00
I, 004 52
3, 161 15
95, 412 15
837
256, 584 39
176, 962 89
$79, 62] 50
To A. F. Ammidown
W. F. Russell
H. G&. S. Key
G. Loyal]
A. E. 5Iaxwe]]
W. Badger
H. I . Wendell
W. Flinn
Baring Brothers C]z
A. E. bmith
G. N. Sat)dere, late
S. P. Brown
E. L. Norton
J. S. Chambers
I. Henderson
W. P. E wing
J. F. Steele
G. Y. Pierce
J. D. Gibson
G. H. White
C. ]&Intra'&»
E. R Dunn
H, M. Heiskell
E. C. Doran
A. J. Watson
A. E. Wa, tson.
G. H. Ritchie
H. Ilyers
B. J. Cahoone
F. Sense
J. De Bree
J. W. Nixon
C. J. Emery
W. B. Bog s
W. A. Ingersoll
R
C 0
Proc isioszs for thc nat:y,
navy agent
do .
do
do
do
do
do
do
&10
. do
do
do
do
do
do
do
paymaster.
do
do
do .
do
do
do
do
do
. do
&10
do
do
do
do
do
do .
. do .
do
96, 526 00
15&J, 068 00
31, 225 95
31, 501 00
14, 212 00
31, 833 00
2, 485 00
12, 889 00
75, 000 00
5, 000 00
36, 100 88
1]5, 675 50
9O, 356 OO
12, 814 00
241, 769 00
316 00
500 00
3, 000 00
22, 564 19
2& 000 00
10, 000 00
4, 000 00
li, 249 32
3, (00 00
4, 000 00
19, 000 00
13, 000 00
2, 500 00
5, 747 74
700 00
11, 000 00
14, 810 46
2, 500 00
13. 418 00
6, 000 00
Ca) t ted fo& ward $])111)811 04

338
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT.
Brought forward . .
By J. EI. Watmough. . . . . . . . . . . paymaster. . . . . .
G, R„Barry . do.
A. A. Belknap. do
L. Warrington. do.
J. G. Harris. . do. .
M. H. Jlorris do.
B. F Gallaher. do.
J. S. Gulick do.
J. S. Cunningham. . . . . do
C. D. Wallach do
J. OI. Brool(e. . . . acting paymaster. . .
J. 51 Frailey . do.
F. Stanley . do.
J. Boyle do.
J. Filor naval storekeeper
W. H. Ball lieutenant
J. P. Foster do
M. 1Voodhull. .(io
Secretary of the Navy
trustee
Froru which deduct the following repaymeuts:
By G. Loyall . navy ageut.
A. E. S(uith do. .
H. F. wendell .. do. IV. F. Russell do. .. .. ..
A. F. Ammidown do .
W. Badger . do.
J. G. Harris paymaster. . . .
S, Forrest, late. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . &lo.
J. M. Brooke . acting paymaster
F Engle
captain
Secretary of the Navy
trustee.
Chief of Bureau of Provisions, S(c.
838 91
29 91
505 29
520 05
1, 692 GI
120 30
2, 000 48
4, 646 49
108 69
192 85
4, 917 89
351 22
1, 111, 8l1 04
3, 500 00
15, 060 00
12, 000 00
3, 615 00
850 00
6, 000 00
GG 00
3, 000 00
5, 000 00
2, 000 00
2, 421 12
500 00
1, 000 00
1, 519 73
I&118 20
3&398 36
24 00
8, 777 12
5, 928 93
I, 187, 589 50
15, 924 69
81, 171, 664 81
To
Pay of st(~erintenden(s.
EI. I'. W e nd e ll
. navv agent
A. E. Maxwell . . do.
A. E. Smith . . do.
W. Fliun .. . do.
W. I'. Russell . . do.
T. L. Tullock do.
G. H. White . . ... . paymaster.
L&'. T. Dunn. . . do.
J. B. Rittenhouse. . .. ... . do.
C. Murray do.
R. T. Allison do.
J. H. Watmough .. .. .. ... . . do
E. C. Doran . . . do.
0' B N'(lie
do
A. A. Belknap .... . do.
L. Warrington .. .. do
B. F. Gallaher . . do.
J, O. Bradford. .. . do.
Carried forward.
9, 600 00
7, 230 00
15, 000 PP
574 24
236 72
2, 500 00
5, 300 00
7, 500 00
7, 100 00
11, 300 00
17, 100 SS
9, 000 00
6, 750 PP
11, 160 00
8, 0OO 00
2, 852 05
4, 5pp UU
1, 5PO PP
8127, 143 69

1860-' ll l.
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES,
NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT.
Brought forward
From which deduct the following repayment:
By E T. Dorm, paymaster
127, 143 89
750 00
$126, 393 89
Surgeons'
neeessar?es.
To EV. F. Russell. . . . . . . . navy agent.
G. I, oyall. . do
W, Badger clo.
A. I&'. Ammidown. . . . . . . . . . . . clo.
H. F. Wend el I . . do .
W. Flinn do.
H. G. S. Key . . clo.
A. E. Maxwell clo.
A. I:. Smith . do
G. N. Sanders, late. . . . . . . do
J. Henderson . . do,
T. L. Tullock do.
J. S. Chambers. . . . . do.
W. P, Ewing . do.
S. P, Brown. . do
E, L. Norton. . do.
D. Gibson . . paymaster.
J. ,
J. W. Nixon . do.
G. R. Barry do.
B. I'. Gal lahel do.
J. A. Bates do
W. A. Ingersoll . (lo.
J. G. Harris . clo.
J. 51. Brooke . . acting paymaster. .
J, Lanmsn do.
$I. Woodhul1, late
. do.
W. H. Ball . lieutenant
J. P. Foster cl0 .
Chief of Bureau of Medicine and surge&y
Chief of Bureau of Provisions and Clothing
I'ronl which deduct the following repayments:
By H. G. S Ikey . . . ua, vy agent
A. F. s4?nnddown. . . . . do. . .
J. G. IIarris . paymaster.
H. Forrest, deceased, late . -do.
799 52
7 00
18 76
274 73
485 00
148 00
525 00
100 00
135 00
903 00
272 00
105 00
46 79
664 24
138 00
55 00
248 00
50 00
93 00
222 00
258 93
138 OG
267 79
300 00
250 00
500 00
35 00
250 23
15 00
219 66
2& 127 51
15 75
9& 390 53
357 G4
18, 316 13
I, 100 01
$17, 216 12
Coll il7l Jce?? I rlxl??e??. 'es.
fo A. F. Ammiclown . . ns, vy agent
tV. Flinn
do.
H. F. Wendell . . . . do
W. F. Russell . do.
G. Loyall. do.
A. I:. . Jlax&veil. . --. . . . . . . do
W. Bee!ger do.
H, G. S. Ikey do
A. E. Smith. do.
107, 420 13
47, IG9 58
30, 905 61
94, 131 41
26& 336 00
20&893 00
17, 446 00
5, 311 00
75, 000 00
Carried forwarcl. . $424, 612 73

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
NAVAL ESTABLISHMLeNT.
Brought forward
To S, P. Brown . . .. . navy agent. . .. . .. .. ..
E. L. Norton. . do.
W. P. Ewing do.
J. S. Chambers. . . do
J. Henderson do.
T L Tullock.
do.
, l. B. Rittenhouse . . . . . . paymaster
R T. Alhson
G H. White.
do.
. do.
E. 'l'. Dunn. do.
C. Jlurray do.
A. E. Watson . do.
H. M. Heiskell do
K. C. Doran rlo.
A. J. Watson do.
J. S Cunningham . . do
M. H. Morris . do.
J. H. Watmough . . . . . do.
J. W. Nixon do
B F. Gallaher
dv.
C G 10m cry
. do.
J. D. Murray. do.
T. B. Nalle . do.
G. R. Barry . do.
S Forrest, deceased, late . do:. . . . . .
J. H. Harwood . do.
A. A Belknap . . do.
J. De Bree do.
T. 51cK. Buchanan . do.
L Warrington
do.
W. A. Ingersoll . . . do.
J. G. Harris do.
W. B. Boggs . do.
J. S. Gulick do.
J. 0. Bradford . do.
(I D. Wallach do.
0. H. Berryman . acting paymaster. . . . .
J. M. Brooke . do.
J. Lanman do.
J. Boyle do
M. Woodhull, late . . . . . . . do
F. Stanley do
C. W. Rassler do
J, Tatnall . commander
J. Filor naval storekeeper
W. Reynolds do.
J M. Watson
do
A. Patterson. . do.
J. P. Foster lieutenant. . . .
G. B. Balch . do.
F. A. Parker do.
H. . A. Wise. . do.
N. Pinkney . surgeon.
. l. T. Mason. . do
R. Woodworth. . do.
T. P. Venable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . gunner.
A. S. Robinson. . . . acting boatswain.
Chief of Bureau of Construction, 8:c
Carried forward
424, 612 73
37, 220 00
30, 343 00
2, IIH 00
13, 449 Qo
36, 161 00
2, 988 00
17, 500 00
42, 000 00
4, 600 00
21, 500 00
18, 600 00
9, 000 00
5, 679 53
19, 000 00
1, 500 00
5, 000 00
2, 166 00
11, 250 00
1, 60B 49
13, 000 00
4, 418 00
3, 460 00
27, 500 00
6, 934 40
665 41
357 00
9, 100 Oo
1, 000 00
126 00
4, 611 06
6, 954 00
1, 150 00
1, 000 00
2, 000 00
5, 000 00
1, 000 00
1, 000 00
341 49
157 56
4, 4HQ 27
1, 639 07
500 00
2, OOO 00
20O 00
1, 582 50
167 25
2, 500 00
100 00
170 00
21 05
14 90
823 00
187 9&
126 00
45s HO
176 50
23 20
1, 879 50
$813, 126 67

RECEIPTS AVD
EXPEVDITURES.
341
1860-'61.
VAVAL ESTABLISHMEVT.
Brougb t forward
From which deduct the following repayments:
By H. G. S. Key .. . . . navy agent 101 9o
A. E. Smith. . .. . do. 20, 691 92
H. I'. Wendell. . .. do. . 243 06
W. Flinn. do. . 65 69
A. F. Ammidown. .. .. . do. . . 14, 510 12
G. N. Sanders, late. .. ... ... . do. . . 47, 379 94
'i'
Hays, late. ... do. . . 130 00
5V. Badger do. . . 40 65
. I. D. Gibson. .. . ... .. . payruaster. 1, 049 66
J, G. Harris . . do. . 23, 776 38
E. T Dunn. . .. ..... . do. ... . ... .. 2, 034 00
R. T. Allison do. . . . 1,
8&J5 42
J, 1&' Steele, late. . . . . . . . . . . . do. . . . . . 710 53
F. Ilngle. . . . . . captain. . . . . 12 19
A. J. McCartney . . . . . . lieutenant. . . . . . 30 00
W H. Ball do. . . 1, 009 10
, i, P Foster do. . . . . 588 84
J. H. Carter do. . . . . . 45 00
L. C Lane, late. . . . . . . . . . . . assistant surgeon. . . . 00
S. H. t&outwell. . . . . . . . . . . . sailmaker. . . . . 16 00
Secretary of the ~Vavy . . . . . . . . trustee. . . 781 65
813, 126 67
115, 117 10
$698, 009 57
Increase, reI&air s, armament,
To W. Ba&lger. . . .. . . navy agent.
A. E. Smith . do.
A. F. Ammidown. .. ..... . .. .. do.
AV. Flinn
H. F. Wendell do.
W. F. Russell do.
H ( l. S. Ikey
, do.
G. Lovall . do.
A. L&' Maxwell. . do.
Baring Brothers 6& Co . . &io
S. l' Brown &10.
E. I. . Norton . . . . do
J. S. Chambers . . . . . do.
J. Henderson . do.
T L. TuHock
do.
W. P, Ewing. &in
J. D. Gibson. . . . . . . . paymaster.
J. B. Rittenhouse. . . . . . . . . . do
R. T. Allison . . . . . do.
C. Murray . do.
G. H. White . do
W. A. Ingersoll. . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
H. M. EIeisl&eli . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
J. G. II;&rris . do.
E. T. Dunn . do.
A. J. Watson. . . . . . . . . &io
J. H. Watmough. . . . . . . . . . . . . . do
J W. Vixon . . . do
B F. Gallaher. . . do.
W. B. Boggs do.
E. (' Dor;&n . &lo.
art&t equi@ment of tke r&auy.
do
27, 290 00
55, 000 00
32&483 00
87, 044 58
69, 121 OO
79, 354 00
5, 503 00
30&933 00
21, 575 00
50, 000 00
54& 959 21
414& 718 00
191, 014 00
363, 496 53
42, 194 00
I, 900 64
9, 145 66
87, 000 00
119, 000 00
S0, 500 00
34, 000 00
10, 880 00
1, 362 69
17, 388 84
72, 675 00
3, 000 00
147, 000 00
1, 860 30
28, 059 29
3&, 000 00
100, 000 00
Carried forward. . . $2, 241&457 74

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RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT.
Brought forward.
To T. B. Nalle. . .. .. ..... . .... paymaster. .. G. R. Barry do.
T. Forrest, deceased, late. .. . . do.
A. A. Relknap. do.
L. Warrington . do.
A. K. Watson. . .. do.
J. S. Gulick. . Iio.
J. O. Bradford. do
J. M. Brooke, acting. . do.
J. Lanman, acting .. ... .. . ....... do.
T. A. Craven do
M. Woodhul'I, late do
J. F. H. Claiborne timber agent
J. C. Pelot .. do
J. Wooten -do
C. 'I'. Jenkins do
N. McPherson do
J. M. Watson. . . .. naval storekeeper .
J. Filor. do
W. H. Ball lieutenant
J. P. Foster do
Chief of Bureau of Yards and. Docks
Chief of Bureau of Provisions and Clothing
2, 241, 457 74
228, 000 00
10, 816 44
381 21
148, 000 00
11, 192 02
1, 000 00
3, 000 00
77, 000 00
1, 211 47
3, 387 70
2, 242 00
8, 926 10
1. 161 75
1, 071 00
609 50
1, 170 92
178 50
2, 000 00
8 25
2, 434 00
4 25
87 91
1, 622 29
From which deduct the following repayments:
By H. G. S. Key . navy agent
do
G. Loyall .. '
A. E&. Smith. do-
H. F. Wendell . do
W. Flinn do
A. F. Ammidown do
G. N. Sanders, late . do .
B. D. Herriot do.
W. Badger do
E. T. Dunn . paymaster
R. T. Allison do
L. harrington
F. McNerhany, late naval storekeeper
Chief of Bureau of Construction, 8rc.
Don Gabriel
6& 204- 89
919 98
63, 919 84
373 86
55 47
4, 869 54
17&007 54
160 87
606 81
15, 000 00
12, 893 42
21, 720 71
452 58
7, 264 02
20, 750 32
2, 731, 463 05
172, 199 85
52, 559, 263 20
To A. F. Ammidown. .
Six first-ctass steam fiigates.
navy agent
W. F. Russell do
W. Flinn . do
G. Loyall . . . . . . . do
H. F. Wendell . . do
S. P. Brown . do
J. Henderson . . . do .
C. 5Iurray paymaster
A. A. Bell-nap do
R. T. Allison . do
Carried forward
3, 940 91
3, 558 00
1, 869 00
'516 nO
8, 046 OO
'
426 00
1 807 OO
55, 000 00
119& 000 00
28 75
8194, 191 66

RECEIPTS AND
EXPEVDITL RES.
1860-'61
NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT.
Brought forward. . . .
From which deduct the following repayment. ':
By H. G, S. Key . . . . . navy agent. . 899 13
G. N. Sanders, late . . . do . . 1, 001 47
194, 191 66
1, 400 60
8192, 791 06
To W. Iritnn
. . navy agent,
W. F. Russell do
G. Loyal 1 do
A. F. Ammidown do
W. Badger do
G. N. Sanders, late . do
S. P. Brown do
R. T. Allison. . . paymaster
I, '. T. Dunn
do
E. C. Doran do
B. F. Gallaher do.
6, 123 00
442 00
7, 891 00
25 00
2G 00
948 63
3, 464 00
38, 000 00
63, 000 00
6, 000 00
17, 000 00
Et'ue slocrps-of-tean.
Front which deduct the following repayments:
By L. IVarrington
paymaster
E. T. Dunn do. .
R. T. Allison do. . . . . .
7, 671 G8
2&000 00
5, 000 00
142, 919 63
14, 671 68
8128, 247 95
Set en steam sloops ancl one . vteamer.
To A. F. Ammidowu. . . navy agent.
1V. I'linn . do
G, Loyall do
W. Badger. . do
W. F. Russell do
FI. G. S. Key.
do
H. F. 1VeudcR . .. do
A, E. Maxwell . do
G. N. Saunders, late . do.
S. P. Brown dn
T. L. Tullork. . . do
J. S. Chambers do.
E. T. Dunn paymaster ~
R. T Allison do.
C. iilurray. do
G, H. White do-
From which deduct tbe following repayment:
54, 841 G5
690 00
948 00
18, 25G S5
41, 727 46
25, 746 70
64 00
61 00
35 55
156 00
10, 000 00
14, 163 00
6, 000 00
4, 000 00
521 20
7, 000 00
184. 211 41
By A. E. Smith, navy agent . 121, 201 17
963, 010 24

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RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
18 60-' 61.
NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT.
Seven steam screM sloops-of Mar, second class.
To T. L. Tullock
. . navy agent.
S. P. Brown. do
J. H Watmough . . . . . . paymaster
15, ouu oo
81 00
10, 500 OO
$25& 581 00
'Io S. P. Brown.
Naval Academy.
. . navy agent
J. Henderson do
J. S. Cunningham . paymaster
P&. F. Gallaher . do
80 00
594 00
29, 724 92
25, 194 57
655, 593 49
Navy yard, Portsmouth,
iVew Hampshire.
To H. F. Wendell. . . . . . navy agent
T. L. Tullock do
Chief of Bureau of Construction. kc.
13, 934 68
2, 547 00
151 13
$16, 632 81
Navy yard, Boston, 3Iassachusetts.
To A. F. Amnridown
navy agent
E. L Norton do
J. B. Rittenhouse paymaster
T. B. Nalle do
J. 0. Bradford . do
Chief of Bureau of Construction, 5:c
Fronr which deduct the following repayment:
By A. F. Ammidown, navy agent.
23, 123 00
I, 008 00
21& 000 00
7, 000 00
2, 000 00
100 32
54, 231 32
392 00
853, 839 32
Naiy yard, Nero E orle ctty.
To W. F. Pussell . navy agent
W. Fliun do
W. Badger do
G. N. Sanders, late. . . . do
I. Henderson do
C. Jlurray. paym aster.
A. A. Belknap . do
Chief of Bureau of Construction, 6'c
6, 537 00
16 00
21 00
3, 591 50
1, 703 00
16, 300 00
7, 400 00
68 53
8 5, 707 03

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
NAVAL ESTABLISH51ENT.
Xavy yarrl, Phitadely&hia,
To W. Badger. . . .
navy agent
W. Flin n. .. do
W. F. Russell . do
G. N. Sanders, late. . . . do
. I. S. Chambers do
G. H. White paymaster
J. H. Watmough . do
Chief of Bureau of Construction, kc
From which deduct the following repayments:
By W. Badger, navy a«ent
G. H. White, paymaster
Pennsylvania.
90 Ol
135 00
2, 980 00
27 00
202 72
10 00
878 00
6, 600 00
14 500 00
199 32
25, 397 04
225 04.
$25. 172 00
iVavyyarrt,
To W. Flinn . . . . navy agent
G. N. Sanders, late . do
S. 1'. Brown do
R. T. Allison. paymaster
B. F. Gallaher do .
Chief of lhrreau of Construction, kc
From which deduct the following repayment:
By W. Flinn, navy agent.
TVashington, , District of Columbia.
6, 631 00
09
717 00
17, 000 00
8, 000 00
927 SS
28, 275 9?
1, 335 20
$26, 940 77
To G. Loyall
iVQvy ya'IY(, Xolfollc, Virginia.
navy agent.
W. Flinn do
A. F. Ammidown . do
E. T, Dunn . „paymaster
,
E. C. Doran . do
Chief of Bureau of Construction, Rc
5, 200 00
6, 292 00
371 86
17, 000 00
20, 000 00
312 25
From which deduct the following repayments:
By G. N. Sanders, late navy agent
H. G. S. Key, navy agent
E. T. Dunn, paynraster
3'avy yarel, Pensacola, Ftoricla.
To A. E. Klaxwell
navy agent
A. F. Ammidown do
W. Bad cr do
W. F. Russell do
G. N. Sanders, late . „do
W. F linn do
L. Warrington, paymaster
Carried forward
253 10
333 00
2, 500 00
49, 175 61
8, 086 10
$46, 089 51
22, 401 00
122 58
fb 250 00
727 SI
6 44
69 00
8, 547 82
$33, 124 65

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-' 61.
NAVAL ESTABLISH51ENT.
Brought forward. . .
From which dednct the following repayment:
By Chief of Bureau of Yards and Doclrs.
33, 124 55
87 91
$33, 036 74
Navvy yard, SaeLett's Harbor,
Vev 3'orle.
'1'o J. Tsttnall, commander $1, 000 00
rVauy yawl, 11Ia~ e Island, California.
'I'o A. . E. Smith, navy agent
C. Murray, paymaster
Which deduct from the following repayment:
By A. E. Smith, navy agent
Excess of repayment
65, 000 00
2, 000 00
67, 000 00
183, 919 0(
$116, 919 07
1IIagazine, P'ortsnrovth, iVero HamIrshire.
. . navy agent
To H. F. Wendell
T. L. TuBock do
32, 234 3li
3, 331 00
$35, 565 3li
3Iagazi ne, if& oston, 3Jassaeh u sett, .
To A. F. Ammidown
navy agent
E. L. Norton . . . do
J. B. Rittenhouse paymaster
J. O. Bradford . do
190 00
1 00
500 00
100 00
$791 00
To W. F. Russell
I. Henderson
C. Murray
A. A. Belknap
iIIagazine, iVev: 3 or1c eitt1.
navy agent
do
paymaster
do
4, 973 00
592 00
5, 400 00
2, 400 00
13, 365 00
From which deduct the followiug repayment:
By G. N. Sanders, late navy agent 30 50
$13 334 50
1IIagazine, Philadelphia,
Pennsylrrania.
To W. Badger, navv agent. 8483 00

RECEIPTS ANI) EXPEXDITL'RI. S.
1860-'61.
NAVAL ESTABLISHIIYNT.
1l1agrasine, 1I ust«norton, District of C'ot((nxbia,
To 1V. Flinn . . . uavy agent
Y. I', Brown do.
R. T. Allison. . . . . . . paymaster
B. F, Gallaher do.
Chief of Bureau of Construction, kc
From which derluct the followirg repayment:
By R. T. Allison, paymaster
988 00
128 00
1, 187 41
246 00
1 80
2. 551 21
236 19
8?, 315 02
3Iuga ine, Votf'vlk,
To G. Loyall
navy agent
(L N. Sanders, late do
E. T. Dunn paymsst(r
E. (.'. Doran
(io
l iryrinia.
1, 161 00
32 04
5, 000 00
5, 000 00
Fro&n which deduct the following repay(nents:
. . . . . . navy agent
By A. F. Ammidown
E. T. Dunn paymaster
371 SG
1, 000 00
11, 193 04
1, 371 3G
$9, S21 GS
'fo A. F. Ammidown
3Iaguri ((e, 1'en, aoola, Elo(ida.
navy agent
A. E, Msa:well. . . . do
61 29
1, 450 00
81, 511 29
To A. F. Ammidoun
E L. Norton
IXo~tn'tat, I&osto», ll«ssa( 1(((sett .
.. . navy agent.
do
J. B. Rittenhousc . lrsyrnaster .
T. B. Nalle do
Chief of Bureau of Construction, kc
From which deduct the following repayment:
By A. F. Ammidown,
navy ageut
903 00
29 00
1, 200 00
200 00
60 00
2, 392 00
19G 00
S, 19G 00
Ho&~&glut,
'(e(a 3ro&+ city.
To lV. Y. Russell . . . . navy sge»t---. ---------------.
I, Henderson (lo
From which deduct the following repay u&ent
By G. N. Sanders, late navy agent
ll. 48s 00
1, 188 00
12, 676 00
108 52
SI2. 567 48

RECEIPTS AND
EXPEiVDITURES.
1860-'61.
NAVAL ESTABLISHOIENT.
To W. Badger
Hospital, Pt)itadetpl&ia, Pennsylvania.
navy agent.
J. S. Chambers. . . do
1 rom )vhich deduct the follovving repayment:
By W. Badger, navy agent
4, 063 00
629 00
4, 692 00
21 00
$4, G71 00
Hospital,
'ror folk, Virqi))ia.
To G. Loyall
navy agent.
G. N. .' anders, late . . do
E. T. Dunn paymaster
E. C. Doran . do. .
Chief of Bureau of Construction, kc
3, 402 00
252 08
2, 000 00
1, 500 00
14 50
$7, 168 58
Hospital, P&, nsacota, Iitori&ta
To A. E. &lax~veil
. uavy agent
W. F. Bussell do
W. Flinn do.
L, Warrington. paymaster
7, 533 00
30 08
158 81
2. 116 88
$9, 838 7i
, 8'«t&t»» t of be)ujieiaries at tl)e '&&n& ol A. ylura at Pl)itarletpt)ia, Pennsylvania.
To 1V. Badger . . navy ag&nt.
W. F. Itnssell &lo
G. N. ~ &uder:, late . . &lo.
J. $. Chan&bere . . do
I. Henderson . do
G, H. White . . paymaster
J. H. Wat)cough . do
16, 1'9 00
2, 861 91
'409 89
2, 339 00
648 92
1, 100 00
2, 300 00
~25, 778 72
Hospital fun!(.
To V. . F. Busscll . navy agent
G. Loyall do
W. Badger &lo
A. F. Ammi&lo&vn do
A. E. 5iazue)l do
"1'n" linn. . . . . do
I. Henderson &lo
J. $. Chambers . do
E. L. Norton . . do
. .
Carried forward.
00
2, 633 00
1, 776& 00
2, 825 00
1, 29i 0'1
909 57
1G, 067 00
209 00
419 00

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITI REs,
1860-'61
Excess of repayments
NAVAL ESTABLISHblFNT.
Brought
Which deduct from the following repayments:
Bv H. G. 8 Key
navy agent
G. N. S;&n&lers . . do
A. I". Ammidowu . . . . do
T. Hays, late do
IV. Badger
do
I. A. Luckwoo&i snrgeon
J. L. Fox do
Secretary of the Navy . trustee
Chief of Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
, 1. 11. Green
forward.
24 00
1, 439 47
589 00
30
200 00
155 00
25 00
33, 638 21
9, 390 53
120 26
37, 892 57
45, 581 77
8(, 689 20
1'oy of f J(e n(arin& oorgx .
To H. F. bVcn&lcll . . . . navy agent
H. G. S. Key do
W. Flinn do
(I. Loy'dl
&in
W. Y. Bussell do
bV. Badser
do
(I, N. Sarulers, late
do
A. F. Ammidown do
K P. Brown
do
E, L. Nurtuu . . do
W. P. I&wing . do
'!'. L. Tullucl&
do
J. S. Chambers.
, I. D. Gibson . .
.. do
. . . pay &nas(er
W. bV. Ituss& ll do
J. G. Harris do
T. bl, 'I'aylor &lo
, I. G. Bradford . do
J. I~e Bree do
A. E. Watson. do-
J. W. Nixon do
G. IL Barry do
S. Irorrest, deceased, late do
W. B. Ilo us do
EI. Ettiug &10
L. Warringtnn do
(,. I'&. gallach . do
bl. Woodhull, late . . acting payruaster
A. A. (ichulsun, deceased, late &Iuar(& rn&;&ster
J. P. Foster . . lieutenant
Secretary of the Navy
trustee
. . uavy agent
J. H. Lathrop, late . . do
A. G reenleaf, l(&tc . . do
IT. bI. Eleisl. & ll
paymaster.
ty. 8 . Kiri&land, late .. .....
. Iieutenaut
1&rom which deduct the following repay(uents:
By H, G. S. If& y.
I, 000 00
4 00
28 17
420 02
13(i
1, 176 00
3, 400 68
4. 000 00
500 00
14, 000 00
3, 000 00
15, 404 80
3, 000 00
2, 000 00
3, 000 00
1. 000 00
1, 000 00
5, 000 00
5, 730 72
230, 000 00
4. 434 03
7, 000 00
7, 000 00
3, 500 00
3, 000 00
7, 5sb 64
1. 835 68
318 13
I, 000 00
5, 000 00
2, 500 00
1, 000 00
817 68
100 08
132 28
G, G08 19
344. 043 91
1, 589 03
$342. 454 88

350
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860 —'61.
NAVAL ESTABLISIDIENT.
Prooisions for the marine corps.
To W. B Slack. . . .... ..... . . quartermaster
G. F. Lindsay, deceased, late. ... do.
tV. W. Russell .. ..... .... ... .. paymaster.
Sec)etary of the iVavy. . . trustee
From which deduct the following repayments:
By G. F. Lindsay, deceased, late . quartermaster. . . . 7, 554 72
W. B. Slack. . . . . . . . . . do . . I, 843 55
46, 800 00
14, 417 13
17, 500 00
1, 437 20
80) 154 33
9, 398 27
870, 756 06
Clotln'ng for the marine corps.
To W. B. Sh)ck . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . quartermaster
G. 1'. Lindsay, deceased, late . . . do.
A. E. Smith. . . . . . navy agent. .
1V. $V. Russell . . . . . . . . . . . paymaster
G. H. Barry . . . . . . do.
From vvhich deduct the following repayments:
By W. B. Slack. . ..
. .. quartermaster
A. A. Nicholson, deceased, late do.
W. 1V. Russell. ... .. .. . . .. paymaster
1, 284 07
425 68
279 61
68, 000 00
7, 832 53
15 00
42, 000 00
173 72
118, 021 25
1, 989 36
$116, 031 89
To IV. B. Slack, quarter)uaster
E!!cl for the n!arine co!'p;.
Which deduct from the tollowing repayments:
By W. B. Slack. . . . . , quartermaster . . . .
A. A. Nicholson, deceased, late . . . . . . do
G. F. Lin!I«ay, deceased, 1st. . . do.
W. W. Russell. . . . . . . . paymaster.
1, 236 61
89 20
6, 408 20
5, 659 46
13, 300 00
13, 393 47
Excess of repayments 693 47
ilIilitargstol es f' or the marine corps.
To W. B. )lacl- . . . . . . . . . . . . . quartermaster
G. F. Limlssy, deccasecl, late . . . . . do
1V. W. Russell. . . . . . . . . . . . paymaster . .
From which deduct the following repayment:
By W. B. Sisal-, quartermaster
7, 600 00
3, 259 BB
500 00
11, 359 Bs
608 32
810 751 56

IlE('EI I'TS AND EXPEXDITERES. 851
1860-'Gl.
IAVAL ESTABLISH5IE57T.
2'&'unvp&ntotion an&1 recruitinyr the marine corps.
To W. B. Iilack. .. .. .. quartermaster.
A. A. Niche]son, deceased, late . . .. do. .
A. E. Smith .. . .... navy agent. ..
W. W. Russell. ... .. ... .. paymaster .
From which de&luct the following repayments:
By W. B. Slack . . . . . . . . . quartermaster. . . . . . .
G. F. Lindsay, deceased, late. . . . . . . do. . . . . . . .
G. N. Sanders, late. . . . . . . . . . navy agent. . . .
485 48
9, 305 33
165 00
lt&trair 8 of bar ractci, t&I&ro f&» the nrarine corPs.
To W. B. Slack. . . . . . . . . . . . . quartermaster.
W. Flinn. . . . . . . . . . navy agent.
L. Warrington . . . . . paymaster .
ii rom which &lcduct the following repaymeuts:
By G. 1". Lindsay, deceased, lute. . . quartermaster . . . . . 3, G93 98
tV. B. Slack . . do. . . . . . 494 32
C&r&rtingencics &f&
..... .. . .. quarterruaster
G. F. Lindsay, d&. ceased, late .. do
W, W. Russell. ... .. ... .. paymaster
To W. B. Slack.
From which deduct the follorving repal ruent:
By W. B. Slack, quartermaster
the mari r«' corps.
12, 200 00
514 88
381 48
2r 500 00
15, 59G 36
9, 955 81
85, 640 55
4, 000 00
918 29
370 46
5, 288 75
4, 188 30
$1, 100 45
25, 200 00
1, 452 G9
7, o00 00
34, 152 69
904 60
833, 248 09
To &V. B. Slack
~llar ine barrack. , Lroot tt&tr&,
... ..... . .. .. quarterruaster
W. Y. Russell. . .. .. nrrvy agent. ..
IV. Flinn
do
I. Henderson do.
X«c 1 nk.
I, 135 70
38, 652 20
96 00
9, 300 00
$49, 183 90
. ilarine liarrack„', I'& nsa& ola, 1'l&rr&rla.
To W. I'linn, nrrvy r" ent . 819G 25
It&pairs of »&a»inc barra&. 1', at f. "harteetor&'»,
z1Ias'eac1&r&sette.
To IV. B. Slack. quartermaster 811, 000 00

352
1860-' G l.
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT.
American Nautical Almanac.
YV. Flinn
do.
E. L. Norton. . do
'I'o A. F. Ammidown. . . . . . . . . . . . navy agent. .
IG, 000 00
2G 00
4, 126 87
820, 152 Gi
To hV. Flinn.
M . F. Russell .
A. I~'. Ammidown.
1V. Badger
G. N. Sanders, late
S. P. Brown
E. L. Norton .
J. S. Chambers
I. Henderson
Purchase and rePairs of nautical instruments.
. navy agent.
do.
do
. do.
. . do.
do.
do.
do.
. do
3, 509 00
G, 892 00
3, 754 25
111 00
I, 127 13
2, 343 00
592 00
90 00
1, 522 74
19, 941 12
From which deduct the following repayment:
By A. F. Ammidown, navy agent. . si 00
$19, 854 12
To AI illism Flinn
S. Brown
I Henderson
Printing and publishing
. . . . . . . . navy agent.
do
. do
Sailing Directions.
302 00
686 00
320 00
Fromwhich deduct the following repavment:
By G. N. Sanders, late navy agent.
I, 308 00
7 50
41, 300 50
To V, Flinn
3V. F. Russell
G. N. Sanders,
S. P. Brown.
I. Henderson
Publication of TVind and Current
. navy ageut
do
late. . . . . . . . . . . do.
do. .
. do.
From which deduct the following repayment:
By D. Eggart k Son
Charts.
10, 8GG 00
4, 775 00
621 45
3, 07i 00
222 34
19, 561 i9
2 43
819. 559 3G
Contingent exp&enses ond uoges at the Obse&reatorg and Hydrographical once.
To 1V. F]inu. . . . . . . . . . . navy agent. . . . . .
A. F. Ammidown. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . do.
G. Loyal 1. . . . . . . . do.
Carried forward. . . . . . . .
6, 870 00
16 00
3 00
@6, 889 00

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
1860 —'61.
NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT.
Brought forward. ..
To W. Badger. . . . .. navy agent. .. ...
W. F. Russ ll. .. do.
G. N. Sanders, late. .. do
S. P. Brown . . . . . . . .. . do.
J, S. Chambers. . do.
I. Henderson . do.
E, L. Norton . „.. . . . .. . do.
Publishing
charts, Ep:. , of La Plata river.
To W. Flinn, navy agent. . ... . . .. From which deduct the following repayment:
By G. N. Sanders, late navy agent . . . . ... . ... . .
To R, T. Allison, paymaster
Testi ng improvements
From which deduct the following repayment:
By R. T. Allison,
paymaster
i n steam-boilers.
6, 889 00
11 00
66 63
31 19
1, 889 00
55 00
182 00
5 00
$9, 128 82
4, 406 42
81 00
$4, 325 42
100 83
32 29
868 54
Testing usef ul inventions and discoveries.
To W. Flinn, navy agent.
R. T. Allison, paymaster.
B. F. Gallaher, paymaster.
J. Lauman, lieutenant. .
From which deduct the following repayment:
By R. T. Allison, paymaster
13 00
II587 38
77 45
1, 4l6 04
3, 093 87
296 17
62, 797 70
3Iilitary contributions
in 3Iexico.
To S, Forrest, deceased, late paymaster . $5, 375 13
Prt'ze money to captors during the tear rcith 3Iezico.
To W. Flinn, navy agent
S. P. Brown, navy agent.
From vrhich deduct the following
By W. Flinn, navy agent
repayment:
2, 045 00
5, 000 00
7, 045 00
33
87, 044 67
23 R

354
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT.
Arming and manning the ordnance ship Plymouth.
To W. Flinn, navy agent, $53 12
Arranging specimens of natural history.
To A. F. Ammidown, navy agent . .
W. Flinn, navy agent.
S. P. Brown, navy agent.
360 00
1, 678 7g
125 00
$2, 163 79
Exploration of the Parana and
To A. F. Ammidown, navy agent.
S. P. Brown, navy agent
tributaries of the Paraguay river.
1&800 00
84 27
$1, 884 27
Itemoval of the naval monument
To W. Flinn, navy agent
R. T. Allison, paymaster.
B. F. Gallaher, paymaster.
to the Naval Academy at Annapolis,
1IId.
29 44
926 19
544 37
$1, 500 00
Erection of a hose house.
To W. Flinn, navy agent . . $1, 486 50
Extra pay to officers and men employed on
To W. Flinn, navy agent. . .
S. P. Brown, navy agent
From which deduct the following repayment:
By J. H. Lathrop, late navy agent.
the Pacific coast.
10, 000 00
5, 000 00
15&000 00
325 55
$14, 674 45
Compen sation of clerks in the United States Naval astronomical
expedition
To R. T. Allison, paymaster 1&804 94
B. F. Gallaher, paymaster 600 60
$2, 304 94
Increase of pay of clerks and messengers in B'ashington navy yard and mari&
barracks.
To R. T. Allison, paymaster $595 00
Purchase or charter of vessels for the Paraguay expedition.
To W. F. Russell, navy agent. $2, 856 61

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
N5
l860-'61.
NAVAL ESTABLISH11ENT.
Fuel for the navy.
To W. Badger. .. . navy agent. . . A. F. Ammidown .. .. do.
W. F. Russell .. . .. . . do.
EI. G. S. Key . do
A. K. lllaxwell . . do.
H. F. Wendell . .. ... . do
W. Flinn . . ... do.
B. D. Heriot. . do.
G. Loyall do.
G. N. Senders, late . . . do.
Bariog Brothers tt Co .... . . . do.
S. P. Brown. do.
E. L. Norton .. . . . do.
J. S. Chambers. . . . .. do.
I. Henderson. . . ... do
W. Eb Ewing. . .. do.
J. D. Gibson .. . . . paymaster
K. A. Watson. .. . . . do.
C. Murray . do.
H. M. Heiskeil do.
J. G. Barns. . . do.
R. T. Allison .. . .. . . . . . . do.
G. R. Barry do.
W. B. Boggs .. . . . do.
A. . A. Belknap. . . . . . . do.
L. Warrington. . . do.
J. Lanmsn. . acting paymaster. . J. Filor. .. ... . . .. naval storekeeper. . .
J. J. Boyle. . do.
A, Patterson . do
W. H. Ball ... ,. .. . . . lieutenant ..
C. J. Fox. consul.
W. Miles, deceased, late. .... ... . do.
F. Chase. do.
D. A. Robinson, jr . . do.
D. M. Huckins. .. .. . do
D. H. Guyon. . vice-consul .
B. Upton. . . . ... . . commercial agent
J. W. B. Lynsiager. .. . United States agent. . . . .
G. H. Holmes 3: Co. .. . . . consignees .. W. Trcvitt do.
From which deduct the following repayment:
By R. T. Allison, paymaster
116, 204 oO
41, 762 59
60, 512 99
13, 979 47
500 00
2, 043 50
3, 055 00
1, 977 40
1, 765 00
16, 024 30
125, 000 00
15, 849 UU
13, 846 00
59, 657 00
53, 652 50
645 00
7, 866 58
18, 177 00
3, 200 00
99 96
10, 045 96
6, 200 92
50 00
5, 700 00
3, 300 00
699 70
2, 683 37
18, 771 07
3, 642 67
1, 432 00
456 00
407 40
213 80
70 89
58 20
926 35
118 20
1, 320 00
2, 103 35
409 50
1, 815 72
616, 242 89
1, 062 77
Purchase of hemp for the
To A. F. Ammidown. . .... navy agent. . W. F. Russell .. . . do.
G. N. Sanders, late. . do.
E. L. Norton. . . do
I. Henderson . . . . . -. .. . do.
From which deduct the following repayment:
By A. F. Ammidown, navy agent. . . . .
llavy.
$615. 180 12
118, 627 50
3, Ub5 70
1, 843 62
lb, 479 00
285 00
140 300 82
1, 824 79
$138, 476 03

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT
Ordnance, ordnance stores, and small arms.
To W. Flinn. navy agent. . . .. .
H. F. wendell .. . . . do.
W. F. Russell. .. .... . . . . do.
G. Loyall do. .
A. E. Elaxwell. . . . do
A. F. Ammidown. . .. ... . .. do.
H.
W. Badger do.
A. E. Smith do
G. N. Sanders, late .. . . .. . do
S. P. Brown do
E. L. Norton . do
W. P. Ewing .„. . . . . do.
J. S. Chambers. do.
I. Henderson . . . do.
T. L. Tullock . . . . do
J. B. Bittenhouse. paymaster.
R. T. Allison. . . . . .. . . .... do.
G. H. White. do.
E. T. Dunn do.
C. 5Iurray do.
B. F. Gallaher. . . . . do.
J. H. Watmough. ... .. . .. do.
E. C. Doran . . do.
T. B. Nalle do.
. A. Belknap. . do.
L. Warrington. . . do.
J. O. Bradford. . . . . . .. do.
E. B. Hunt . . captain .
Chief of Bureau of Construction, trc
Chief of Bureau of Provisions and Clothing.
66, 545 00
14, 210 00
67, 741 00
2, 655 00
317 00
7, 145 29
7, 170 25
1, 728 5O
5, 015 25
22, 594 65
78, 191 00
4, 273 13
1, 354 00
1, 235 00
12, 353 00
5, 000 00
3, 400 00
62&000 Oo
3, 000 00
16, 000 00
15, 100 00
23& 939 00
11, 000 00
14, 500 Oo
12&200 Oo
33, 000 00
85 00
9, 000 00
54 75
3&048 79
92 84
From which deduct the folio»ring repayments:
By G. Loyall . . . . . . . . . navy agent
H. F. Wendell . do
A. F. Ammidown . do.
W. Badge. ", late . do.
G. H. White . . . paymaster
B. T, Allison do
E. T. Dunu. do
J. H. Watmough do
J. B. Fdttenhouse. . . do
A. B. Norton. . . . . . naval storekeeper
J. M, Brooke lieuter ant
Chief of Bureau of Ordnance, lkc
213 32
77 00
83 00
24 24
36 00
9, 149 67
1) 500 00
20 00
20 00
692 60
40 00
7, 616 67
493& 848 45
19, 472 50
$474, 375 95
Purchase of salt@etre for the navy.
'I'o A. F. Ammidown, navy agent $1&625 31
Engraving charts of the survey of Phering straits, the North Pacific ocean, and
China seas.
To W. Flinn, navy age»t
S. P. Brown, navy agent
2, 820 75
2, 160 03
84, 980 83

RECEIPTSAVD EXPENDITURES.
3G& 7
1860-'61,
NAVAL ESTABLISHMEiVT.
Commission
To W. Badger, navy agent.
W. Flinn, navy agent
A. F. Ainmidown, navy agent
From which deduct the following repayment:
By F. Eagle, captain
to the Isthmus of Chirigui.
600 00
25 00
300 00
925 00
42 28
$882 72
Report of the survey of the route betueen California and China, and portions
of the coast of Japan.
To W. Flinn, navy agent. 2, 953 86
S. P. Brown, navy agent 125 00
$3, 078 86
Purchase of the right to Rt oo?ce's deep-sea sounding apparatus.
To J. M. Brooke, lieutenant $5, 000 00
Purchase of the rtght to Davidson's boat apparatus.
To H. Davidson, lieutenant $10. 000 00
Purchase of the right to Sargeant&s steam-engine
governor.
To H. C. Sergeant $10& 000 00
Re?t'ef oj the u'idotcs and orphans of the ogcers and men lost in C. S. sloop Albany.
To J. Holt, alias C. H. Knapp, dece ised 144 00
M. Dunn, deceased 132 00
W, J. Bond, deceased 60 00
$336 00
Relief of Joseph 3Iorehead.
To J. Morehead, late passed midshipman $375 60
Relief of Richard IV. 3Ieade.
To B. W. Meade, commander $535 00
Relief of theforu;ard
oPcers of the late exp?oring expedition.
To J. A. Frost, deceased, late boatswain $879 00
Relief of Thomas G. Corbin.
To Thomas G. Corbin, lieutenaut $273 15
Payment of interest on treasury notes per 9th, section of
To J. 8. Whitney, late collector, Boston.
Hiram Barney, collector, New York
Augustus Schcll, late collector, New York .
J. B. Baker, late collector, Philadelphia
act of December 17, 1860.
5 83
57 65
314 37
1 73
$379 58

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
OUTSTB. NDING
WXRRB. NTS.
Statement of warrants drawn previously to June 30, 1861, in favor of sundry
individuals on the treasury of the United States, not I&laced to the credit of
the Treasurer on that day.
CIVIL LIST.
Clerks and messengers in the once of the Solicitoi of the Treasury.
1861 — J. D. Colmesnil. 79 12
Salaries of governor, j uoges, gc. , of Utah Territory.
1858 — k. Gumming. .. . No. 5602 1&182 06
1850 1853 —
Salaries of governor, j udges, tsc, , of Oregon Territory.
Edward Hamilton. . . No. 3584. 2 96
W. Wilson. .. . 859 38 46
41 42
1860 —
Contingent exI&enses of' Washington Territory,
J. Tilton . . . . . . . . . . . . . No. 5331 247 50
Salaries of governm, judges, g. , of &Yew ilIexico.
1861 — R. Benedict. .. .. No. 1347 625 Pp
1861 —
Salary of tke surveyor general of California.
J. W. Mandeville. . . . . . . . No. 5546 I& 125 00
Clerks in the once of" the surveyor general of Utah.
1860 — D. Jones. . .. . . No. 2038. 250 00
Clerks in tke once of the surveyor general of Oregon.
1860 — S. Sco5eld. . ... . .. No. 3490 200 00
Clerks in the once of tke surveyor general of rVew 1VIexico.
1861 — P. Smith. . . . . . . No. 5627 126 92
Clerks in tke once of' the surveyor general of' Elorida.
1861 — 21. M. Reed. . . . ... No. 4609 150 PP
Surveyor general of' Louisiana.
1861 — W. J. McCnlloclr .. . . No. 4615.
Clerks in tke o/ice of tke surveyor general of Louisiana.
1861 — P. A. Hatirinson. No. 4613
J. W. ttrrand. . ... . 4614
375 00
250 00
625 PP
Carried forward 85&152 02

RECEIPTS AND
EXPEXDITIIRES.
1860-'61.
OCTSTANDING
WARRANTS.
Brought for ward 5, 152 02
Clerksin the once of the surveyor ritoryy. general of Washington Ter-
1861 — W. H. Carlton. . No. 5542
J. K. Hall .. . . . . . 5543
Rent of the surveyor general's once of' TVashington
450 00
550 00
Territory.
1, 000 00
1861 — J. Tilton. . . . . . . . . No. 5539 638 82
Rent of the surveyor general's once of Oregon.
1860 — J. S. Zciber . . . . . . . . . . . . . No. 389 11 40
of' the surveyors general to be apportioned
according to the exigencies of' thc public service.
1860 — S. Scofield. . . ..
No. 1262
S. 8cofield.
2108
S. Scofield. ..
2775
S. Scofield.
3491
S. Scoficld.
4919
Clerks in the aces
1861 — C. L. Mavor.
A. BercegaJ . ..... . .
H. Gascon
J. M. Wachburn.
C. L. Illsby .
J. S. Purviance ..
1841 — D. Ringo.
4589
4590
4591
4592
4593
4594-
District j udges of' the United States.
T. 11. 51cCaleb. . . . . . . . . . .
Aia Briggs
J, Brockenbrough
J. C. Watrous
No. 1023
1256
1471
1479
1792
400 00
425 00
425 00
225 00
13 85
1&488 85
300 00
300 00
275 00
300 00
250 00
250 00
625 00
06
625 00
625 00
G25 00
3, 163 85
2&500 06
1835 1841 —
District attorneys of' the United States.
S. E. Bell. . No. 1263
C. M. Garnet. . . 7848
C. 21. Garnet. .. ..... . 8763.
1854 — Seth M. Blair.
Seth M. Blair.
1858 — G. E. Iland
W. Weer .
1860 H, J. Harris
1861 — J. II. New
T. J. Watson. . . . .
J. H. New. . . . ----. . -----
489
799
4490
4475
5997
8278
1386
1387
50 00
50 00
62 50
62 50
120 56
50 00
50 00
100 00
125 00
55
50 00
62 50
50 00
170 56
Carried forward. $608 11 12, 466 15

1860-'61.
J. T. Warren. . .
F. B. Miller. ..
P. H. Aylett.
B. P. Anderson.
R. H. Tompkins. . .
1861 —
L. D. Marks
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
OUTSTANDING
Brought forward
. . . . . No. 1068
1207
1589
1618
1715
7849
37arshals of the
1861 — W. H. Tison . . . .. . . No
W. C. Young
J. G. Halliburton.
J. L. Jones .
W. B. Marshall. . . . . . W. B. Marshall.
J. H. Lewis . ... . . . WARRANTS.
United States.
1097
1098
1100
1127.
1234 51 09
1235. . . . 50 00
1764 . 50 00
1765 . 15 38
608 11
50 00
50 00
50 00
62 75
62 50
77 08
50 00
50 00
50 00
50 00
101 09
65 38
12, 466 15
950 94
366 47
I& of' expenses the conrts of' the United States.
1851 — B. T. Rising . No. 3464
H. B. Miller
3470
1853 T. B. Childress .. 6167
1854 C. A. Hinkley
8293
f855 J. H. Smith
9388.
1856 J. W. Harris. . 2842
1858 G. D. Gross. 6455
1859 T. Fletcher. . .
9060
1860 — M. R. Dutton.
980
J. G. Wilson. 3638
F. J. Parker. . 3693
187 50
F. J. Parker. . . 4469
187 50
H. C. Young. .
4376
H. Wilcox. 4466.
1861 — G. Lewis. . .
4477
4525
4538
F. J. Lovejoy .
H. C. Miller
J. L. Carroll .
J. A. Cuthbert .
J. W. Gurley. .
J. Gausche. . . .
Sampson k Hendricks. .
R. W. Edmondson
R. W. Edmondson. . B. F. Simmons. . . . .
F. B. Miller P. H. Aylett . ..
P. K. Hobbs . . Jesse Woodbury .
Post Otfrce Department . . R. Lane ... . S. S, Buckley. .
H. D. Barrow . L. B. Hastings ..
J. W. Bean . . . . . . . . . . .
4756.
4777
4793
4 801.
4926 369 30
4941 106 35
4971
5172
5189
5277
6281
6299
5302
5305
5372
6377
5453
2 90
9 25
10 00
39 20
18 30
500 00
2 10
18 50
3 40
15 00
375 00
1&000 00
275 00
101 90
33 00
335 00
96 80
67 20
267 51
1, 111 09
250 00
475 65
30 00
80 00
595 00
30 00
1&680 00
25 24
100 00
8 35
1&500 00
146 00
21 90
Carried forward $9& 223 29 13, 783 58

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES
1860-'61.
1861 —
OUTSTANDLNG
Brought forward
B. P. Anderson. . No. 5458
R C. Hill. . 5463. .
S. Ellison . . 5490. . A. J. Noses . . . 5493
S. A. Williams . . . 5564
R. H. Tompkins . 5576
W. Rabe. . . 5600
J. H. Lewis. . .. . . . 5630
WARRANTS.
9, 223 29
80 00
60 28
30 00
60 00
138 25
30 00
127560 00
88 64
13, 783 56
22)270 46
OP'cers, clerks, gc. , in branch mint at Cliarlotte, N. C.
1861 — G. W. Caldwell . . . . . . . . . . . . No. 5964, in part. Ii 500 00
$37, 554 02
srrscELr ANEovs.
Tages of u;orkmen in branch mint at Charlotte, North Carolina.
1861 — G. W. Caldwell. . . . . . No. 5964, in part
Incidental expenses of branch mint at Charlotte, North Carolina.
1861 — G. W. Caldwell . . . No. 5964, in part
875 00
250 00
Erection of a temporary capitol in TT ashington Territory and a
site for the same.
1860 — B. D. Gholson . . No. 3372 10&000 00
Erection of a penitentiary in TVashington Territory and a sitefor
the same.
1860 — R. D. Gholson No. 3372 10, 000 00
Expenses of taking the census of Oreqon.
1850 — B, H. Williamson .. No. 2174 500 00
Contingent
expenses of kansas Territory.
1861 — W. Bsrnes . . No. 5827 9 00
Salaries of supervising
and local inspectors of steam vessels.
1853 — S. Hall . . No. 8759, in part
Travelling expenses, Sc. , of super''si ng i nspectors of' steam vessels.
1853 — S. Hall No. S759
Splaries of' nine supervising and pftylocal inspectors'of steamboats,
rbc.
1860 — C. Ross . No. 9235
1861 — W. Kine
L. Christie
5554
5557
375 00
294 40
268 80
476 90
179 40
938 20
Carried forward $60, 782 52

362
1860-'61.
RECEIPTS AND
OUTSTANDING
EXPENDITURES.
WARRANTS.
Contingent
Brought forward 60, 782 52
expenses under the act of August 6, 1846, for the safekeeping
of the public revenue.
1861 — A. J. Guirot .. No. 5521. . . . 33 15
C. P. Bertram . . 5524. 50 00
Payment to 1lIissouri volunteers for horses, dc. , lost.
1846 — H. Crigger . No. 4367
Payment for horses and other property lost or destroyed in the
military service of the United Slates.
1846 — J. Kelly . No 7059
1849 — W. W. Morris.
S. Morris
1854 J. T. Namery
1857 — G. S. Woods
T. B. Ellison
1858 — Membersof Captain Fisher's
company .
1859 — Members of M. M. Parson' s
company
1859 — D. C. Rupp et al
N. W. Massey
C. P. Jarnagin
J. W. Humphreys .
W. George et al
1860 — D. Swan et al
Georgia volunteers
Missouri volunteers
T. Jamison et nl
D. Bussel1
J. D. Perkins et al
J. G. Spratt et al
B. G. Scott et al
H. Inman
J. Boyles et al
1861 — W. Campbell et nl
W. S. Dobbs
—
B. Ashe
'll ashington
H. G. Faut et al
D 0
W, M. Jacobs et al
D 0
et al
E. Stevens
71issouri mounted volunteers
D 0
7473 . .
7566
2480
8056
8142
39
717
991
1744
1761
1762
2011
257l
3121
3220
3597
3700
3839
3889
4210
4326
4616
4769
4890
4907
5084
5504
5507 . .
5746
5747
5935.
6008
6224.
639 80
650 40
520 20
390 00
585 60
570 00
15 20
58 18
71 76
14 80
110 00
27 60
1, 454 00
885 80
641 50
58 00
59 75
55 00
886 37
1, 633 55
457 00
I, 040 23
974 95
13 00
852 70
738 20
499 35
378 52
773 70
518 71
160 00
85 00
345 00
11290 20
910 20
49 75
1, 155 60
Expenses incurred by the provisional government of Oregon in
defending the people of that Territory from the Cayuse Indians.
1852 — M. Hunter . No
D. Waldo .
O'. Welch
J. Burst
7644
7 689
7853
9189
113 50
341 79
119 75
168 25
83 15
19 65
16, 213 62
Carried forward $743 29 99, 999 99

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITL'RES.
1860-' 61.
W. Beckman
1853 — R. Evans
A. I'u«enit
1854 — James Altry
L. Able
J. IV. Piatt.
N. B. Jones
J. Sexton.
G. IV. Neal
1856 Charles Wright.
1861 — J. Witchey
D. H. Good
J. W. Morgan
W. Graham
OUTSTANDING
rought forward
No. 9191
9241
738
3496
3634
3640
5199. . .
5552
5673
6943
4823
4824
4826
5981
WARRANTS.
743 29 77, 098 94
87 00
12 00
34 30
38 00
110 00
118 50
8 50
27 00
6 50
111 50
114 31
5 00
68 55
21 60
1, 506 05
L&'xpenses of collecting the revenue from customs.
1854 — L. H. Trigg
G. H. Rosctt
J. W. Harris
1859 A. B. E. Hotchkiss
1860 — J. C. Van Dyke
N. R. Jennings
F. W. Latham
1861 — H. C. Miller
N. R. Jennings
P. Arnaut
iV. I&'. Presson
G. 'I'. Wright.
G. P. Johnson .
G. W. Hoff&nan
P. F. Wilson .
B. Brownell
No 9742. ..
7809
8534
6288
560
848
1082
1829.
1830
1835
2087
2106
2119
2321
2362
2371
14 37
8 04
250 00
81 54
50 00
30 90
5& 350 00
40 00
37 70
450 00
136 00
400 00
561 70
2, 520 00
768 00
58 00
10, 756 25
Debentures or drambaclcs&
1854 —
bounties or allotcances.
J. W. Schuth. . . . . . . No. 551 47 10
Debentures and other charges, per acts October 16, 1887, August 8,
1846, and ClIarch 8, 1849.
1853 — T. 0. Lcroy k, Co No. 6930. 9 80
Refunding duties, per acts llIay 8, 1846.
1847 — Andrew Watsou No. 8787 65 98
Irefunding
1855 — R. Reed
H. C. Beecher
H. Case
C. Brathier
C. Ilir. st .
G. EIa, rlow
B. Austin
duties on fish and other articles under the reciprocity
treaty u&ith Great Retain.
No 3133. . .
3142
3590
36l6
3670
4058
4240
101 47
16 40
78 41
3 00
3 08
7 87
16 00
Carried forward $226 23 89&484 12

364
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES
1860-'61.
J. W. Wells
J. McEwen
J. Lamoureaux
L. P, Rand
1856 — J. Graham
D. Tarbox, 2d
J. Germa . .
S. Wiley
H. Smith
D. IK. Sylvester
B. F. Hawkins
J. Ring
1858 — J. iG. Loder
OUTSTANDING
Brought forward
No. 4255
4358
5005
5172
5533
5535
6225
6572
6792
6794.
I
&265
8738
4374
WARRANTS,
Refunding duties to extend the hcarehousing system.
1856 — F. Mitchell. . . . . . No. 8105
Refundkng
226 23
5 00
2 05
193 19
24 60
3 30
15 58
8 20
39 00
74
4 65
94 46
82
20 76
duties collected in Mexico from military contributions.
1860 — J. D. Cox rt at . . . . No. 8779
Repayment to importers of excess of deposits on unascertained
duties.
1859 P. Clason . No
1861 — Bayard 3: Treadwell
J. Ricketson
7368
1748
2284
unclaimed merchandise.
1841 — H. P. Kane No. 9339.
90
7 60
546 45
Additional compensathon to cancers and men of the revenue service
huho served on the coast of California.
1853 —
J. Williams. . . . No.
J. Jones
W. Harrison
H. B. Eaigh .
i603
7 604
i605
8 166
Supplying light-houses huith oQ, Sc.
30 00
30 83
15 67
5 00
89, 484 12
638 58
275 00
215 00
554 95
9 19
81 59
1861 — B. Brownell . No. 2182 80 00
Salaries of light-house
1860 F. W. Latham No 1056
1861 — R. Eager
1553
J. . Sierra
'
1583
S. Arnau
1905
B. Brownell
2182
keepers.
Seamen's u:ages, repairs and supplies of light@oats.
1861 — R. Eager . , No. 1553.
Carried forward
580 00
I)315 00
575 00
825 00
287 83
3, 582 83
204 00
$95, 125 17

urnia,
1860-'61
RECEIPTS AND
OUTSTANDING
EXPENDITHRES.
WARRANTS.
Brought forward
365
95, 125 17
Qymmission of 2k per cent. to such, superintendents as are entitled
to the same.
1860 — I&'. W. Latham
1861 — R. Eager
J. Sierra
S. Arnan
B. Brownell. . . .
. . No
1056
1553
1583
1903
2182
14 50
37 97
49 37
20 62
9 90
Raising, cleaning, repairing, $c. , beacons, buoys, dc. , on the coast
f'&
&fi Cal Oregon, and IVashington.
1860 — C. S, Boggs . .. No. 9186
Purchase of a site and construction of a custom-house at Louisville,
ZentucLy.
1854 — R. C. Thompson . . No. 8873.
For materials for warehouses at quarantine station belou Eeic
Orleans, Louisiana.
1861 — J. Davis . . . No. 1768
For the erection of appraisers'
1861 — C. H. Mead .. . . No. 1948
3Iarine hospital establishment.
1856 C. E. Avery. . . No 6492
1861 — J. Sierra, ..
1565
J. Bobb
1895
E. Wright
2054
G. T, Wright
2105
stores at San Francisco.
9 59
2, 082 00
1&000 00
81 00
88 00
132 16
400 00
4 Z5
2, 493 12
1&307 35
3, 260 59
Salaries and commissions of registers and receivers.
1858 W. W. Parnbro.
1860 — E. Ransom.
W. A. Bevans
W. J, Martin
D GriKn
1861 — P. T. Critchiield
T. Herbert.
R. 1V. Edmonton
G. Davis.
T. Patterson .
A. . H. Jackson
C. B. Jordan
Expenses of depositing of
1860 — W. A. Bevans . .. ... . No.
D Griiiin. .
1861 — T. Herbert. . . . /&
G. Davis
No 5449
670
3991
4166
4363
4397.
4399.
4669
4673
5025.
5642
5644
registers and receivers.
3991
4363
4399
4673
41
370 00
362 09
1, 250 00
1, 000 00
1, 254 40
875 00
125 00
1& 061 80
1, 724 86
200 00
250 00
100 00
120 00
62 25
200 00
8&473 56
482 25
Carried forward . . . . $111, 678 45

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES
1860-'61. OUTSTANDING WARRANTS.
1860 —
B ought forward
1nct'dental eapenses of the several land aces.
Z. Ransom ..
W. J. Martin. . . . . . . .
W. J. Martin
D. Griffin
1861 — P. T. Critchiield
R. A. Clark
G. Davis
No. 670, in part. . . .
4166.
4219
4363
4397. . .
4632
4673
Repayments for lands erroneously
1837 — A. C. Hayes tk Co No
J. Gordon. . .
A.
1838 — J. B. Bas'
J. V. Flemming
J. B. Kilbourne
1840 R. Tober.
1844 — M. Brown
H. D. Terrell
W, H. Fleming .
1846 — A. Ray, deceased
S. '. Lane
W. Allison
1847 — J, Madden
'
A. . Coifey ..
D. B. Cummings
McK. Ho! derness
D. Bowder
T. B. Goldsby and F. lI.
Bradley N. Noggle .
1848 — W. A. McKay
D. Traul
1849 T. Jones
1850 B. Hudspeth
1852 — J. Britzer
A. L. Potter
1853 — G. W. Sanches
C. Jones.
1854 R, Hopper .
1855 — Z. Cook
J. Valverd
J. B. Dume
R. Danifield
G. . Cook
H. T. Pope
J. Prattle
1856 — M. Picard
J. . Bone
J. H. Hitchcock
H. . Lait
F. L. Halley
M. Stoddard
B. Brake
J. J. Norton
H. C. Massey .
A. Vogt
W. Wilson
5459 . .
5511
55&4
9642.
8859.
9639
6312
7222
8313
3519
5688
6061
7186
8941
4I032
9037
9392
521.
852.
1527
2744.
6040
9040
1679
3919
4064. . . .
6462
6618
8579
9312
17
163
225
465
595
681
991.
1559
1615
1818
1856
2062.
2198
2207
2491
2566
2607
sold.
50 00
158 00
55 71
20 00
86 00
58 88
105 00
100 00
48 57
50 45
100 68
50 19
49 41
48 57
49 86
62 50
87 53
50 00
100 00
9 50
46 74
8 96
237 29
50 07
99 71
152 55
4 89
98 95
3 16
7 11
3 00
1 05
49 48
197 50
50 00
1 41
7 67
49 91
50 00
21 63
10 00
10 01
59 12
12 06
4 99
50 00
5 00
8 76
10 00
10 00
10 03
100 00
5 00
20 00
111, 678 45
525 59
Carried forward 32& 283 37 112, 204 6&

RECEIPTS AND EXPZNDITI RES. 867
18 60-' 61. OIiTSTANDING WARRANTS.
G. M. Smith. . . . . No.
1856 1857 — H. C. Bog g .
W. P. Curtis
W. Buzan
H. McMilian
A. Joyner
J. W. Petty
R Sat tcrheld
W. Ssher
1858 — J. Curtie
G. W. Fagan.
W. M. Butler.
M. Muelleur
J. Steiger
J. Y. Morris
D. Stewart
. Lee
J. Wigham
J. Lewellen.
G. Shoemaker
W. Maynard
J. W. Hawkins
B. B. Hicks
R E. Glover . .
H. Wells
W. Barrette
W. P. Bandy
E. Brown
J. W. Deese
s. Moss
H. Porter. . .
1859 — D. N. Carvender
M. R. Hopper
k. C. Hs, wkins
0. Hendricks
C. Nelson
H. H. Stratton
L. Huifall
1L G. Reed
W. P. Baggott
F. Moore
A. E. Thompson
C. B. Noble
J. Rhodes
W. W. Moore. . .
W. Estes
W. Klein. .
J. Kine
M, Sprulock
H. Mitchell
A. M. Dutton
J. McCormick
D. Fuller
G. W. MIBer
W. S. Rice
J. L. Shepherd
H. H. Smith
C. W. Edmonds
P. McIntire
J. Mete:df
W. A. . Pixley
Brough t forward
2628
3472
3474
3538.
3646
3683
4202
4226
4402
4514
4938
5048
6131
5137
6145
5146
5149
5278
5380
5643
56)83
56)84
o6R9 rSR
671 V)R
6' 317
6341
6366
6426
6431
6525
6889
7059
7069
7 073
7176
7 178 .
7218.
7 478.
7482
7 601
7934
8 016
8093
8113. . . .
8132.
R (13
9098
9 166
9189
9210
9433
9465
9549.
9585 .
9868
9869
9874 .
9877
9895 .
9905
9910
Carried forward
2, 283 37
10 00
15 00
58 00
20 00
20 00
10 01
9 44
10 00
50 00
3 2S
9 9S
5 00
10 00
10 00
50 00
50 00
10 00
50 03
5 00
5 00
15 00
15 00
10 00
7 45
10 00
5 00
5 00
4 93
69 81
6 00
5 00
10 60
39 83
5 00
20 07
10 90
5 00
10 00
18 55
101 23
20 00
5 00
10 00
5 00
9 96
5 00
40 00
10 25
10 00
10 00
5 00
50 00
6 97
29 76
20 00
40 09
23 87
99 52
10 00
10 00
50 00
83, 527 24
112) 204 04
112, 204 04

868 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
1868 — '61. OUTSTANDING WARRANTS.
S. Long---- ------ ------
S. Burgess. . . ...
J. McYarlan. .
L. Schutle.
T. Cunningham.
1859 1860 — W. F. Wheeler
G. G. Tidwell. . J. Bidwell. . .. . . .
C. Smith .
R. A. McAllister. .
W. H. Taylor. . .
Charles Avery. . A. A. . S. Beaufort
D 0,
L. Johnson .
Isaac White . .
M. P. Cates
B. M, Cowling. . . . . . . . . .
J. S. Hunt.
R. Raincy . .
E. Ward
F. Wedgewood
T. Arnold. .
L. C Massingill
D. Nelson. . . . . .
W. Craig.
H. McElvey. .
W. E. Justice . .
J. C. Kuykendall
J. H. Benton
R. W. Shaw.
J. C. Palmer
F. Kelly. . .. . . W. McKnight . . . ... W. E. Martin . J. Harrison, jr. .. . W. . Brooks .
S. H. Pearch . . . .
E. F. White. M. E. Clark O. . Leper .. . . . . .
T. James .
W. A. Johnson
M. Bennett.
J. B. Lollar .
W. R. Meacham
S. J. Dennis.
W. Mitchell. . . . .
W. Tiuker
T. P. Saddler. ... .. J. Cummins J. John. son. . .. .
W.
A. . Rutherford . . . .. ..
W. Suiherlin . .
D. B. Linn
J. Harrison, sen
R. H. Hunt
A, P. Reups
Brought forward. . . . . . . . . . .
9911
103
I 18
369 .
489
495
6 13. .
6 86
8 50
8 53
8 82
8 85
911 50 00
912 . 200 00
934
950
95
9
1 069
1 079
1084
1085. .
1 233
1287
1
1 364
1375. . .
1377
1387
1392
1592.
I
1 595
1597
1612
1817
I
2048
2059
2181. .
2228
2242
2248
2527
2 528
2 529
2555
2715
2721
2728
2
2 838
2834 .
2 840
2 882
2886
2887
2
3Z61
3, 527 24 112, 204 04
10 00
24 77
76 37
40 00
20 00
5 00
60 23
50 00
18 71
8 15
20 00
311 21
250 00
1 08
5 00
10 00
5 00
100 00
5 05
216 82
15 11
50 00
100 00
50 00
40 00
5 11
19 43
43 15
15 00
49 92
5 00
60 00
100 00
4 96
10 00
100 00
9 96
40 00
50 00
80 00
20 00
40 00
30 57
39 25
4 98
20 02
50 00
90 00
50 00
60 00
15 00
50 00
4 99
20 00
10 00
12 50
30 00
30 00
30 00
Carried forward. . . . . . . . . . . . 86, 219 58 112, 204 6&

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-' 61. OUTSTAiVDING WARRANTS.
1860 —
A. C, Goodman. ..
R. W. Rockhold
H. E. Jolly
S. L. Nizon.
R. Gilbert. ... .,......
F, Joy.
J. ihf((ntgomery
IV. Baker. ..
J, S. Dukes.
D. W. Henderson.
W. B. Taylor. ...
W. Marriott
S. Smith
J. R. Burns. .. . W, B. Taylor. . .....
Nancy Warfotd
J. Sterlin.
J. King.
J. F. Wilson.
L. Preston. H. Preston. ......
T. J. Carlisle. ...
N. Moore. ...
W. H Cummins .
T. Rosette.
A. J. Waters ..
A, Patterson. ..
G. Withers
W. Davidson. J. G. Robms. ...-.-.---- ~
J. IV. McLain
D. Goodwin.
W. J. Usher. ...
D, H. Bankston
S. J. Donovan .
J. S. Wilson.
R. R. Highsmith .
E. M. Orton.
J. C. Kane. . J. Hakey ... .. M. W Leonard . E. B. Williams ... .... ---
D. W. McKee
W. Davidson.
J. D. Wesson. ..
W. J. Ashcroft. . . . . . . . . . . .
J. N. Whittiugton
W, L. Roach .
W. C. Hyder .
J. L. Goods . . .
J. H. Merritt
L. Jacobs
W. D. Ray
D. W Walker
G, sVhite.
J. Dnvc((port. . . .
C. W. Bc(isley.
P. D. Csstelle. .
I. Winn.
S. L. Ogden. .
24 R
Br ought forward.
No 3266
3267.
3269
3276.
3279
3299
3530
3535.
3586.
3538.
3543
3546
3547
3559
3561
3595
3609
3736
3740.
3846.
3848
3858
3859
3860
3865
3902
3904
3905
8923
3931
3936
3937
3980
3981.
4047.
4099
4111
4116
4118
4119
4121 . .
4125
4128.
4129
4181
4133
4134
4136
4138
4139.
4140
4146
4149
4150
4 l51
4152
4153.
4156
4179
4185. .
6, 219
5
50
40
35
10
10
10
20
100
10
100
10
80
G
200
10
10
100
16
50
150
60
40
260
120
49
47
49
5
80
30
19
48
20
146
109
200
80
10
5
30
5
19
20
5
40
66
100
5
30
40
10
5
30
1]8
20
89
2G
40
10
58
00
00
00
00
00
10
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
7&
00
00
06
00
00
00
60
00
00
00
00
95
09
84
00
00
00
94
80
2G
16
37
00
00
00
00
00
00
95
00
00
00
18
00
00
00
00
00
00
00
77
07
94
25
00
00
112, 204 04
Carried fomvard. . . . . . . . $9, 285 06 112, 204 04

3?0 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
1860-' 61. OUTSTANDING WARRANTS.
Br ought forward. .
1860 — W. R. Barrett. .. No 4186.
D. R Norman. ..
4188
D. W. Clark. 4189
G. W. Hart. . 4209
E. L. Smith.
4210
D. Mileham
4352
J. Cate. .
4353
1861 — J. C. Pendergast. ...
4565
D. C. Collins
4639
J. L. Isaacs
4f)43
J. L. Henderson.
4644
F. Thiele.
4646.
A. P. Downing.
4651
T. A, Stewart
4653
A. McCrady .........
4658
F. Eeding. ...
4664.
4714
F. Monroe. .
D. Faber.
A. Wright. ...
M. Lout
A, L. Pander
H. W. Shell. . C. Land
J. A. Granger
A. Moore.
J. Hennessey.
W. Gage.
W. H. Hill. . . . . . . . .
T. M. Gore.
5I. C. Lilley
R. R. Jefierson.
T. A. Boykin
J Waters. . .
J. Rogers.
N. )S. Greenwood.
A Stevenson.
A. H. Chandler
J. A. Carmin.
D. Stone. .
J. L. Meredith.
J. Cowan.
T. Johnson. . . . .
S. Doggett
A. G. williams . . .
E. Taylor. . . .
J. L. Meredith.
51. Joyce
J. JI. Baxter .
H. Conklin
J. N. Snodgrass.
W. L. Vroom .
F, H. Wood ... . .. .. ..
F). T. Mug for d
J. Wimberley .
J. 5L Smith
N. Fetol. ...... J. Winans . .
J. Cramer .
R. Chilcot t. . . . . . .
'7
471 71( )
4722
4 +22 23
4725
4732. . . .
4739
4740
4742.
4996
4997
4998
5001
5003
5005.
5060.
5063
5080
5223
5381
5382
5383
5384
5385
5887
5390
5391
5396
5397
5398
5401
5402
5406
5408
5409
5413
5414.
5415
5417
5418
5425
5428
5433
9) 285 06 I 12) 204 04
10 00
42 42
10 03
1. )0 45
34 99
30 00
50 00
262 09
45 42
5 00
19 77
5 00
100 00
24 79
50 00
50 00
73 39
10 00
60 00
50 00
83 80
10 00
49 24
40 00
120 00
30 43
30 00
15 00
37 16
31 32.
17 37
40 OO
29 02
20 00
48 86
20 00
50 00
60 00
210 70
33 40
40 00
5 00
80 00
94 96
50 00
14 17
I 26
60 00
143 84
80 OO
30 00
50 00
50 00
80 00
41 54
200 00
5 00
30 00
3 71
5 00
Carried forward. . )12) 409 19 112, 204 94

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-" 61.
1861 —
OUTSTAN DING WARRANTS.
Brought forward. .
J. Spalding ... No, 5434
W. Burns. . . . . 5436
O. P. Hempsted. .. .. 5441
T, G. Harrold 5442
C, Brornstardt 5446
H. H, )Veils. . . 5448
F. Bohne .. 5449. .. A. Bess ... . 5451
D. Gregory .. ... 5623
R. P. Vincent .. . ..... 5624
12, 409 19 112, 204 04
280 40
40 00
40 00
100 00
30 00
13 79
80 00
18 82
100 00
299 65
13, 411 85
8'urueying
the public lands.
1861 — J. T, M. Barues ..... . .... No. 5414 198 80
Paynent of' n, ar bounty land certificates,
1849 — C. Murray .... ........ . .. No
S. West .
1850 — G. W. Helm ....
1851 —
A. Smith
G. W. Smith.
J. Wood.
J. Russell ..
J. Lanigan. .. ..
J. L. Pollard. E. Elbritz .. ..
P. H. Anderson
C. Blake. ...... ..... .
J. W. Tipton. . . . . . . . . . . .
1852 —
1860 — M. Duyer et ut
447
560
856. . . . . .
903.
904
933
1011
1261
3222.
2436
3204. .
4460
4831
2389
100 00
100 00
100 00
25 00
25 00
100 00
25 00
25 00
100 00
20 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
1, 020 00
Surveying the public lands and private land claims in California.
1861 — C. C. Tracy. No. 5343
C. C. Tracy .. .. 5344. .
C. C. Tracy. .. . .. ... .. 5345
J. T. Strat ton
J. Walls, ce. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
J. Wallace. . . . . . .
J. S. White
M. Brownson 6r, Fary. . .
T. Boyce.
T. Boyce
G. W. Guthrie. . . . . . . ----
G. W. Guthrie. . . . . . . . . .
G. O' Doherty
H. Hamilton H. Hamilton . H. Hamilton. H. Hamilton. H. Hs, milton. ..... ........
5554.
5555
5559
5581.
5582
SS93
5594
5595 . .
5596
5628
5629.
5632.
5633
5648
5649
238 01
214 81
66 88
114 92
422 80
10 00
10 00
00
6 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
15 00
10 00
519 70
417 80
537 72
10 50
11 50
20 00
12 00
10 00
55 00
1, 594 22
Carried forward. . . . . - $128, 428 91

872
1860-'61.
RECEIPTS AND
OUTSTANDING
EXPENDITURES.
WA. RRANTS.
Brought forward 128& 428 9]
For survey'ng
1861 — L. F. Carter
the public lands in Oregon at the rates now authorized
by law.
L. F. Carter. . ....
L. F. Carter . . ......
H. J. C. Averell
No. 4923
5149
5357
5358
806 64
2, 139 22
217 21
3, 163 07
65 85
For surveying liabilities incurred by the late surveyor general of
California prior to tune 30, 185'7.
1860 — J. H. Brooks . . . . . . . . . . . No. 2819
Surveying townshzp and subdivision lines, estimated at 4, 990
miles, in IVashington 1'erritory.
1860 — W. D. B. Newman .... .... No. 4354
Surveying the necessary base, merzdian, standard parallels, 4sc. ,
in kansas and Nebraska.
1859 — M. M. Hall. .. . No.
J. D. White. .
1860 —
G. M. Tilford
W. S. Caldwell . .
J. K. McMullen
1861 — S. Parsons .
G. M. Tilford. . . . . . . . . . . .
7409
1601
3661
3665
3709.
4517
4521
16 88
1, 497 46
11 95
75
1 89
49
4 35
Surveying the necessary base, meridian, standard parallels, &rfc. ,
in iVew ilI&chico.
1861 — W. pelham tt R. E. Cleznents, No. 5191
3& 228 92
365 00
48 94
1, 533 77
527 98
Arrearages for running and marking the boundary line between
the United Slates and 3Iexico.
1854 — W. Ferguson. .... ....... . No. 7913
Indemnity for swamp lands purchased by individuals.
1861 — R. Yates. . . No. 5469 2, 703 30
R. Yates. .. . ... ... .. 5517. . . . . . 4, 815 61
1860-M. Sullivan
For the suppression
... . No
J. N. Mafhtt et al, .... . ... T. Sharpe
J. R. Beckwith et at . .
J. Morrison. .
A. Ruland. .
C. H. Fahs
1861 — W. H. Moore
P. Casperd et at . .
S. L. Crawford. . . . . . . . .
of the slave trade.
4060
4178.
4211
4212
4285
4287.
4314
4377
4404
4449.
3 75
8, 218 66
65 39
2&431 03
2, 052 84
102 01
316 09
660 91
128 33
577 23
270 00
7& 018 91
Carried forward. . . . . $14, 529 90 141, 422 47

RECEIPTB AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61.
1861 — A. G. Ellis
W. H. Moore
A. Corning
W. F. Laighton.
L. J. Brown ....
J. 'S. Nichols
J. Faron. .
J. Faron ..
A. C. Craven
H. C. Buckman. .....
E. Millach .
A. F. Crossman
W. IlcLain
W. McLain
T. N. Shock. .
J. B. Houston .
J. Roop .
W. Mcl sin Gt J. Adams
OUTSTAN1) lNG WARRANTS.
Brought forward
. No. 4494
4877
4883
4904
5051.
5052
5135
5188
5176
5177
5183
5185
5351
5598.
5499.
5524
5580
5597.
308 00
38. & 00
2, 865 83
28, 270 00
14, 529 90
114 51
122 50
104 45
118 46
118 46
1, 735 00
693 00
253 50
250 83
250 83
433 50
31, 135 83
433 50
250 83
258 46
1, 700 00
141, 422 43
52, 529 90
For the encnuragernent
of learning in Illinois.
1861 — R. Yates .. .. . . No. 5518 293 75
E'tcpenses to be incurred in taking the eighth, census.
1861 — P. A. Keller .. .... . . No. 4442 5, 000 00
Salary of clerk in the once of the Auditor for the Post 0+ce
Department.
1861 — G. K. Harper .... .... . No. 6158 96 15
If'lank book~, binding,
Pc. , for the once of the I'reasurer.
1861 — J. D. Colmesnil . . . . . . No. 6205 150 00
For services of special counsel, t'rc. , in defending the title of the
United States in public propert y in California.
1859 — T. Hofl'man .. . ... . . No. 8426 200 00
Act for the relief of the heirs of the legal representatives
estate of Charles 3Iason.
of the
1860 — Charles H. Mason ..... . No. 5264 488 80
Act for the relief yf the heirs and legal representatives
D. Roiviand, deceased, and others.
1859 —
A, L. Allen. . . . . . . . . . . . No. 1476 .
Patent fund.
1837 — S. Bradley. .. .. . ... . iVo. 6191
of Itichard
2, 510 07
20 00
Carried forward. . . . . . . . . $202, 711 10

1860 —'61.
RECEIPTS AND
OUTSTANDING
EXPENDITURES.
WARRANTS.
Brought forward.
202, 711 16
1850 1858 —
INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NETIOES.
Salaries of secretaries of legation to Great Britain, Jjc
Gales 8t Seaton. . . . No. 3484
J. C. Marriott. . . . 9247
1 63
49
2 12
1861 —
1857 —
Salaries of ministers of the United States.
P. L. McLaughlin . . . . . . . . No. 6239
Salaries of consuls of the United
H. Wood . . . . . No. 4368
States.
545 50
21 98
Auards under the conuentiott bettceett the United States and Peru,
conclvded at Lima 3Iarch 17, 1841.
1859 — O'. G. Peabody ..... ... .. No. 476 95 87
Itelief and protectio n of American seamen.
1836 J. Varney. .... . No. 2477
1837 C. Weston. ... ... 6983
1843 D. C. Joy
4882
1844 Greeley A Gould. .. ..
8
1846 — J. Palister
4088
W. H. Van Phister .
'
1847 — J. Roberts.
3 17
S. Watts
1848 — S. Edridge
3409
J. Weston .
6658
1849 J. K. Rogers. ..
8594.
1850 S. Rogers
1852 — S. Foster
1854 1855 —
W. Allen. . . .... . ... J. R. 5Iorton . .
D. Dyer ...
E. J. Eilbourn W. C. Russell. ..
W. W. De Forest. ..
1859 — Masters of vessels, J. Smith
and others ..
Captain Cope
F. A. Newell. ...
F. J. Manley. .
J. H. Baird
1860 — D. Snow.
R. H. Blether
1861 —
E, E. Graves . . . . . . . . . . . . .
H. D. Joy . . ..
J. H. Chase ... . ..
L. B. Leslie ...
John Crocker. .... .
G. W. McNear . Isaiah Larabee. ..
Jatnes D. Eeith
J. B. Mc Council .... ......
T. Jii lier
H. N. Turner.
0. J. Calutt. .... .... ,.....
6224 .
6230
7045
2582. . . .
4192
4755
5565.
428
813
1795
1907
2017
3 08G
47 I - - - - --
3490
4068
4734.
5356.
5431
5440.
5586 .
6011
IAO
6216.
G238
Carried forward.
10 00
20 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
20 00
10 00
10 00
50 00
10 00
10 00
20 00
70 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
20 00
10 00
60 00
10 00
20 00
10 00
30 00
10 00
10 00
20 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
30 00
10 00
10 00
25 00
10 00
10 00
$645 00 203, 376 57

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
il860-'61.
OUTSTANDING WARRANTS.
1861 —
1840 1844 —
Brought forward.
R. P. Bush. ... . . . No. 6326
E, Josslym. . ... . . 6341
PUBLIC DEBT.
Interest on funded debt, (old. )
E. Tucker .. .... . . No, 3793
R, Sherman, deceased. .. 9287
375
645 OO 203, 376 57
10 00
10 00
665 00
17
14
Payment of treasury notes, per act December 28, 1857.
1861 — T. P. Shalcross . . . . . . . . . . . . No. 4581 400 00
Interest on treasury notes, per art December 23, 1857.
1861 — T. P. Shalcross. . . . . . No. 4581 24 40
Payment to such creditors of Tes'as a; are comprehended
act of Septentber 9, 1850.
in the
1860 — W. P. Williams .......... No. 1042 3 85
204, 470 13
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Pensions to uIidoms ano, orphans, act of July 4, 1836, sec. 3.
1854 1861 —
W. R. Vance .. .. No. 5512.
S. W. Dalton. .. . .. . 3872
Pensions, act June 3, 1858.
1861 — S. W. Dalton . . . . . . No. 3872
5 58
200 00
205 58
1, 500 00
1853 1855 —
Pensions, act February 2, 1848.
J. Kelley. . . . No. 4517
B. M. Love. . .. ... . 7098.
11
50
61
Pensions, act June 7, 1832.
il856 — C. Boswell. . .. . . . . No. 7760
Unclaimed pensions (army. )
1850 — S. Damon .. .. .. . No. 113G
C. Thompson. 1223
E. Jones. . . 1224
E. Lambert. .. 1293
1852 J. P. Pinkstou. ... 3201
1853 — 0, Cooker. . 3911
C. Pattersou. . .. .. 4090
M. G. Nunn. .. .. . 4123
J, iScherr. ... .. 4318
A. Falconer et at. 4585.
P. P. Puckett. 4793 . .
1854 — A. Gordon. . ..... ....... 4892
13 33
10 60
8 49
2 63
65 85
41 30
19 52
24 00
13 20
8 31
1 60
24 25
Carried forward $233 08 2061176 56

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES
1860-' 61. OUTSTANDING WARRANTS.
1854—
E, Stokes.
C. Carpenter. . ....... . N
R. Patricl-. ..... ......... .
W. C. Fox.
S. Ackerman.
F. leonard. . .. . ..... .
M. Coon.
S. Mastons.
A. Feagle .. .
S. E, Watts. ..... .. .
1855—
E. Butler.
J. Purdy and C. Coley. M. Wilkerson. . .... .....
Brou ght forward.
o. 4930
5014
5054
5055
5356
5463
5482
5688
5852
5937
6209
6593
6855 . .
Z. Blackburn et al.
6866
1856— W. Stephenson et al
7353.
M. Harvey et al.
7358
N. Tabor et al.
7376
N. Tabor
7544
7393
J. M. Liudsley. ..
D. Armstrong. E. Rankin. ...... .
E. Post. ... ..
J. Sage et al. .
B. Tyler.
E. Ferguson
'il. A. Porter. ......
T. H. Cole.
A. Parker W. Stapp .. J. Ellis et al. ... . .
J. Venater . G. R. Brush .
A. Feagle ..
A. Gran detaf. ...
7465
7522
7649
7663
7666
7860.
8094
8193
8335
8346
8370.
8398
8442
8842 .
1857— 8559
M. Cox. . ..
C. Evans .... .
J. H. Sizer . .
8879. . .
8947
4
M. H. Davis. .
76
J. W. Martin. ....
92
J. Vincent ..... 223
S. Baldwin et al.
505
E. B. Horn.
538
1858— M. Mount
814.
Sarah C. Tarry.
8' 67
S. Lynn. .
1031
H. Mooring et al. . 1116.
J. Buckner. .... ....
1138
1859—
1629
S. Ward . . . .
T. Portlock .
J. Doty et al
J. Baughman. ....
J. Sharer.
S. Jl, Lathrop . ...
J. Belcher and R. Pilhoif. .
J. Porter. ... .. . J. Woods.
J. M. C. Clason et al . P, . Parker . . ..
T. Thornhill. Mary Swan. . ...
Z. Bingham .. .. .
1842
1899
1948
1964
1995
2020.
2026
2040.
2096. .
2116
2 117
2149
2161
Carried forward
233 08
14 20
96 15
7 00
11 55
16 00
10 40
2 75
25 20
24- 00
4 60
11 67
3 50
10 83
2 70
2 16
23 05
12 83
12 83
2 91
1 61
1 87
85
21 98
4 39
240 00
115 38
7 55
2 53
24 00
18 34
12 00
48 00
48 00
192 00
2 05
3 73
21 23
33 15
36 00
96 00
8 20
3 27
74
21 00
21 00
1 05
48 00
42 00
2 74
1 63
36 00
113 16
14 13
21 60
5 60
5 60
6 63
13 50
32 47
3 46
29 98
81& 889 83
20'6, 176 56
206, 176 56

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-' 61.
1859 — W. Barber et rd.
E. Pi l I i r) «s er al. . . . . . . . .
R. Ellis el al. .
Z. Robinson fk 5l, cry Il)obinson
1860 — W, Brown et «l.
E. H. Cahoon ancl W. D.
OUTSTANDING
Bror
Elclridge ..... ..
51. Obt et al
J. Jo«eeet al
E. Knox .
J. Powell and H. Stewart
A. P)iley.
W. R. Findley. ... . ......
W. Whitney e( cd. ......
'H. Hammorrd el al
J. Baker ..
J. E. Rutherford. ...
E. Porter.
W, J. Bowen
E. Sa well.
H. 6: J. 'I'errill. ... .....
J. Frisbee et nl ...
Nancy Haines .
J. Bolten et al. .
J. Shook. ......
G. Kelton.
J. Benson ..
E. Hashberger . „ 5I H. Stebbins L. Golding. ... ..........
C. Bovd.
1861 —
S. Cloud ..
S. S. Irving ......
A. Thomas
J. B. 1Vallace
A. Hicks . .
J S. Patton and W. Patton
S. Pettit. . .
J. Farmer et al. .
J. N. Bevans . . . . -. . . . -- ~
N. Thacker .
G. G. Guinea
E. Horn. ..
lV. T. Broadrlus. ... ..... .
P. T. Allen. ...
J. H. Mautey
A. Patclrer and F. Band.
W. Paris
J. Chapin . . . . . . .
J. Rogers. .
S. Cram and H. Hall .
J. Shtrler
tght forward . .
o. 2198
2205
28)rt2
2805.
2358
2451.
))5a
1511
2525
2565
2571
2715
2808
2905
2907
3084
3102
31!)9.
3?51
3846
3422.
3518
3689
3640
364. 1
:-lt)48
3644
8651.
3654
8G71
3821
3822
8852
8853
3877.
3879
8880
3881
3950.
3986
402T
4078
4074
4075.
4083
4094
4095
4096
4097.
4220.
4222
4227
AVARP)ANTS.
I'c»siorts, pet' acl . 1lac rlt 18, 181b.
1861 — F. H. Flagg . . . . . . . . No, 3870
Y. 1V Dalton. . . . . . . 3872
Carried forward. . . . . .
1, 889 83 206, 176 56
2 52
8 50
6 71
14 17
31 20
3 OG
7 03
10 26
3 73
25 86
240 00
247 95
12 '90
76
6 30
17 81
5 Z0
158 78
10 58
12 71
7 17
45 62
42 57
22 02
22 71
48 77
24 75
1 51
8 87
41 1Z
48 21
18 66
2 06
2 32
2 48
27 13
2 26
84
48 66
24 00
36 00
25 52
21 00
16 00
Z5 68
48 00
6 14
27 29
5 29
7 20
10 60
48 00
50 00
100 00
3, 429 31
150 00
$209, 755 8T

1860-'61.
RECEIPTS AND
OUTSTANDING
EXPENDITURES.
WARRANTS.
1861 —
1853 1859 —
Invalid pensions (army )
Brought forward. . . . -. ~----- 209, 755 87
F. H. Flagg. . No. 3870 . . 1, 150 00
Do. .... .. ...... 3872 3, 200 00
Eulfilling treaties with the Osages.
F. Fisher. . No. 4548
D. J. Jones. . . . .. ... 2421
72 52
280 00
S'ulfilling treaties with the Chippewas of Lake Superior of September
80, 1854,
1856 — R. Reed. ... . No. 7 977
B. F. Rathburn .. . . . 7984
J. Suter tk Co. ... 7989
1858 —
I" ulfilling treaty with the Rogue River Indians.
2i 60
8 07
17 00
J. Bruce. . . . . . . . . No. 586. . . 165 15
W. S. King. . . . . . 589 86 92
J. Benjamin. . . . . . . . . . 1157. . . . . . . . 109 87
Pay of interpreters
4858 — E. A. Starling. .. .. No, 713
and Indian agents.
Contingencies of the Indian department.
1855 H. Bittenger .... .... .... No. 6768
1861 — Depositary, Little Rock, Ark 3772
E. Rector . . . . . . . 3972
Buildings at the several agencies and repairs.
1851 — A. J. Vaughn. . .. . No. 2447
Incidental expenses of Indian service in California.
1858 N. Gray. .. .. .... .. No. 752.
1861 —
M. Whallon. . . . . . . . . 4023
50
71 24
1, 400 00
550 61
480 75
Payment of liabilities incurred for Indian se~ vice in Oregon. .
1858 — E. A. Starling. . . . . . . . . . No. 713
Extinguishing
title of Indian tribes to lands tcest of Missouri.
1859 — J. W. Denver . . . . . . . . . . . . No. 2366.
Payment to Cherokees omitted in the census taken by D. W' Siler.
1857 Ty-es-tah ..... .. . No. 86 . 54 70
1859 — Ty-es-tah. .... .. 1214. 38 12
92 82
1860 — M. Hicks
2877
38 12
J. Hicks. ... .... . 2878. .
38 12
Carried forward. .
4, 350 00
352 52
46 67
361 94
2 72
1, 471 74
50
1, 031 36
9 92
6 40
169 06
8217, 558 70

1860-' 61.
RECEIPTS A iD
OU'1 STANDINC
EXPENDITURES.
WARRANTS.
Itoad from Fort Iiearney to C&&7&f&» «ia.
Brought forwar&l . . . 217, 558 70
1859 — J, E, Bromley. . . . . . . . No. 1818. . . . . 51 58
A. Stead . . . . . . . . . . 2279 . . o7 50
Insurance, transjrortation,
1860 — by, H. Myers. . .. .. . No. 3490
g. , of Pawnee annuity goods.
Fulfilling treaty with, the It tact&f&oot Indians.
109 08
90 74
1860 — W. H. JIycrs. .. . No. 3490 32 98
Insurance, tbc, , of Pawnee, Ponca, and Yancton Sioux annuity
gooas,
1860 — W. H, Myers . . . . . . . . . . . . No. 3490.
F&ulf&lling treaty of Fort Laramie.
'28 69
1S60 — W. H. Myers ... No. 3490. 151 76
Indian service in the district of country leased from the Choctaws
for Indians lately residing in Texas.
1861 — Depositary, Little Rock, Ark. Nn. 3772
Colonizing, supporting, Jfo. the TVichitaws and other a@tiated
banda
186 l — Depositary, LittleRock, Ark. No. 3772
Compensation of three special agents and three interpretersfor Indtar&s
t n Texas.
1861 — Depositary, Little Rock, Ark. No. 3772
Incidental expenses of Indian service in, 1&7ew ItIexico.
1861 — M. P. McMahon No. 4008
Incidental expenses of Indian service in Utah.
1861 — W. H. Brockway. . .. No. 4106
1861 —
Pay of interprelers.
J. Crawford. . . . . . . . . . . . . . No. 4169
An act for the relief of Azet Spalding.
13& 954 50
12, 716 57
122 21
170 90
600 00
200 00
1861 — A. Spalding. .. .. .... . No. 4164 226 69
For loss a»d. destruction of property of «tizens of 3Iinnesola and
lo«a at Sl»'it Lake by l&&k-pa-du-tab's band.
1861 — A. P. Shigley. . No. 4181 . 405 65
J. A. Dodson. . .. . . 4182. . . 494 40
900 05
Carried forward . $246, 862 8?

380
1860 -' 61.
RECEIPTS AND
OUTSTANDING
EXPENDITURES.
WARRANTS.
Trust fund interest due Choctaws under convention
saws.
Brought forward. . . . . . 246, 862 70
u&ith Chicka-
1860 — E. Rector. .. .. .. ... .. No. 3996 16& 120 86
For Payment to the 8is-see-ton and Wah-pa-ton bands of Sioux
Indians for their reservation on the jlinnesota river, act 3Iarch
20, 1861.
1861 — G. L. Becker. ... .. . No. 4188
3& 397 98
N. Myrick & Co
4190
10, 198 66
G. L. Becker
4195 321 64
G. L. Becker
4196 2, 866 02
A. Fairbault.
L. Robert & Co
X, Treiner. .
A. Treincr
G. & A. Fuller
Forbes &, Eittson . . . . .
1861 — N. Myrick 8r, Co. . ... No
G. L. Baker
T. Odell
A. Fairbault
L. Pobert & Co .
A. Treiner
Forbes & Kittson.
P. Prescott
4202
4203
4204
4206
4208
4217
3, 187 66
59 20
5, 204 84
2, 644 21
I, 100 23
4, 989 92
1, 289 57
For Payment to the 3Ied-a-wa-kan-ton and Wah-pa-koo-ta bands
of Dakota or Sioux Indians f' or their reservation, act 3Iarch
20, 1861.
4190.
10, 597 91
4195
76 28
4199.
111 37
4202
4, 198 14
4203
8, 387 11
4206
14 58
4217.
1, 883 69
4218
29 70
32, 072 27
25, 298 78
1860 —
1861 — B. W. Brice
R. H. Anderson
G. W. C. Lee.
A. B. Lansing. . .
O. L. Shepherd. ... ..
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.
Pay of the army.
No 354
574
1485.
1624
1635
10 14
2 05
20, 000 00
39 86
67 50
20, 119 55
Subsistence of the army.
1850 L. '1'homes. .. .. . No 590, in part
1851 H. Hayes. ... 4477
1856 A. A. Gibson. ... .
7255.
1861 — G. T. Balch
1357
G. G. Waggaman
1493
1939 .
S. H. Reynolds. . .
36
1 25
27
1, 300 00
50, 000 00
560 00
Carried forward. . . . 6392
&
51, 861 88
336 21

1860 '61.
RECEIPTS AND
OUTSTANDING
, cb bsrstence of oP cere.
1861 — B, W. Brice. . . No
R. H. Anderson. .
G. W, C. Lee.
Quartermaster'8
1854 J. K. Duncan. .... . No
1860 S. G. French. ......
1861 — J. D. Bingham
C. L. Best
C. L. Best
J. McL. Taylor. . .
B. Livingston
L. Beall.
1485
16Z4.
1635
EXPENDITURES.
WARRANTS.
Brought forward
department.
3400
9523
1328
1333 . . 1, 9 60 00
1551 384 00
1579
2015
2020
Incidental expenses of the quartermaster'8
1858 R. Ransom . ..... No.
1861 — C. L. Best
C. L. Best
J. McL. Taylor. .
B. I ivingston
department.
3836
1333 . 500 00
1551. 300 00
4, 5oo oo
31 20
55 80
09
16
252 00
2, 294 00
I, 638 00
1, 500 00
400 00
10
800 00
1579 . 1 950 00
2015 .. ... . . 366 00
881
392, 836 21
4, 587 00
6, 084 25
3, 116 10
Transportation
1849 — L. Thomas. . No
S. G. George. L. Metcalf. ..... ...... .
1850 — W. H. Collagan
E. Abbey
1859 1860 — J. ZIullins
G. Grassie.
S. Corvey
1861 — J. Enos
J. Marshall. . . . . . . . . .
E. L. Blank . . . . . . . .
C. L. Best.
J. Marrion .
Tucker 8r Lloyd
of the army.
590.
1600
1666
1973
2064
5237
7195
65
162
255
256.
1333.
1395
1631
1 80
20 00
2 96
72 00
102 83
16 66
8 90
10 00
115 00
105 00
105 00
500 00
895 00
1, 235 00
3, 185 15
1861 —
Transportation
of ofhcer~' baggage.
J. T. Greble. . No. 770. . .
C. L. Best. . ..... ...... 1551
1861 — B. W. Brice . . . --. . .
G. W. C. Lee. . . . . . .
20
155 00
Forage,
. . No. 1485 . . 300 00
1635 . . . . . . 8 26
155 20
308 26
Carried forward. . . . . . . . $409, 772 1'I

882
1860-'61.
RECEIPTS AND
OUTSTANDING
EXPENDITURES.
WARRANTS.
1861 —
Brought forward. 409, 772 17
Payment in lieu, of clothing for ogcers' servants.
B. W. Brice .. . . No. 14~5
IL H. Anderson 1624
G, W. C. Lee .... . .... . 1635 .
200 00
1 08
2 58
203 66
1852 1854 1857 1859 1860 —
S. Williams
1861 —
M. P. Parks . .. .. No.
E. G. Steptoe. ...
A. B. Hardcastle ...
E. Ingraham ....
— Lugenbell. ....
G. W. Wallace ...
G. Chapin
r nuray .
J. J. Upham M. Bryant .... ..... ...
F. Payne . . .
W. H. Wood .... . ... . .
J. Adams .
H. C. Hedges. .... . ..
L. Corley
'I'. J. Haines
J. L. Corley .
R. W. Foots
E. Dillon. . .
J. J. Upham . . . .
B. F. Smith
M. Bryant
A. B. Hardcastle
J. Hayden
A. L. Anderson .
J. G. Chandler.
T. J. Haines. . .
J. Mendenhall
Jlxpenses of recruiting.
6809
1658
224 l
6059
9342
419
569
7 l7
719
720
7rg 7JB
761
763
933
1386
1387
1426
1672
1673
1674
1675
1676
1677
1678
1718
1732.
1813
1957
2029
3fedical and hospital department.
1851 L. Powell No
1855 — H. Randall
E. P. Scammon . .
1860 W. F. . Dearing
1861 — N. Spring
J. H. Baldridge .
P. P. Barton .
J. M. Reno
P. P. Barton
R. Kenoon
P. M. Enders .
N. Lyon. . .
1857 1861 — N. Grant
W. R. Shoemaker
W. T. Welcker
4799 . .
5694
6170
9611.
702.
703
734
899
989. .
1209
1322
1926
Ordnance service.
3354
994
1597
1687.
T. G. Brereton . . No
Carried forward.
20 00
370 00
72 00
200 00
500 00
150 00
250 00
200 00
300 00
200 00
150 00
150 00
150 00
200 00
600 00
250 00
150 00
250 00
150 00
150 00
150 00
250 00
150 00
150 00
200 00
125 00
000 00
150 00
100 00
11 00
2 00
27 30
75 00
1, 260 00
150 00
90 00
90 00
112 00
141 33
173 33
2 00
300 00
150 00
1, 000 00
200 00
8, 737 00
2, 138 96
1, 650 66
$422, 496 79

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES
1860-' 61. OUTSTANDING WARRANTS.
Brought forward
Ordnance, ordnance stores, dc.
422, 496 79
1861 — W. T. Welcker . No. 1li87 400 00
Arsenals.
1861 — W. P. Shoemaker No. 1597
Ifarracics, quarters,
1860 — J. Graham, deceased No. 9917
G. Grassie. . . . 65
1861 — J. McL. Taylor 1579
@.
256 25
52 50
1, 050 00
750 00
1, 358 75
1846 —
D
Mexican hostilities.
T. J. Leslie. . . No.
0--
B. Walker
1850 — A. Robinson
R. A Pierce
1855--T. McDonald .
C. Pritchard
1856 J. McSpadden
1859 — M, Stebbins
4796.
4797.
4910
2638
2641
3870
4731
7369.
4909. .
200 00
200 00
Preventing and suppressing Indian hostilities.
1853 J. Keen . .. No
1854 — J. Knowles
1855--J. L. McKoin
1855 — W. F. Thompson
E. Hess. .
H. Greenwood
I', S. Wood. .
J. Fridge
1856 — Hazeltine tk Co
Cooper &, Higbee .
C. Johnson
S. Williams .
Friedman Jr Wells
1857 W. Leveridge
1858 — V. Payne
E. Phillips .
J. Ward
8861. . . .
2306
4734
Expenses of the Pzogue Itiver tear.
No 4325
4329
4332
6931
6933
9035
9036
9051
9060.
9061.
1
3514
35l5. . .
351S.
Itefunding money for expenses incurred, Jtc.
1851 — W. H. Diggs .. No. 4469
S. R. Curtis ... ......... 4952
Carried forward
400 00
500 00
15 00
30 50
42 00
89 00
8 71
337 53
164- 40
11 75
16 00
300 00
5 50
92 75
6 00
10 00
10 25
100 00
9 00
24 00
183 00
12 00
84 00
162 00
76 00
2 00
5 00
1, 422 74
192 15
1, 074 50
7 00
$427, 701 93

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
1860-'61. OUTSTANDING WARIlANTS.
Brought forward.
Payment of claims reported by board of army oQcers.
1859 — T. Breckinridge No. 4919
30 00
J. Barrett .. .. 4920. .
35 00
1860 — P. Crowley 7171
50 00
H. Beeson 7398.
15 00
Payment of claims adj udicated to mounted riflemen under Colonel
J. C Fremont.
1855 — J. Cypriano
A. Martiness
S. Kelsey
J. Yates
H. A. Green.
W. Dagler
No 6615
6616.
6617
6619
6620.
6762
118 00
122 00
150 00
50 00
76 00
50 00
427, 701 gg
130 00
566 06
rirrearages prior to July 1, 1815.
1851 W. J. Dabney No 5127
1856 0. Odel
8787
1860 — R. Waldby
7196
W. Church
8545
N. Smith
9576
14 96
28 80
11 61
4 00
4 03
63 40
Payment nf the civil o+cersof the Territory of New Mexico.
1854 — R. Dallam . No
J. W. I. eal
1855 — Juan Otero
Juan Cruz Baca
3011
3&'&2 &'&go
4832
4834
376 22
28 83
67 59
69 75
547 gg
Itelief of 1K B. Seabrook, and others,
1857 — C. C. Prentiss .. . No. 2921 44 70
Extra pay of overs and men — escort to 3Iexican boundary
mtss20. L
com-
1860 — 0, L. Shepherd . .... No. 572 73 gg
Fort monroe.
1861 — R. E, DeRussy. .. No. 1309. 1, 000 00
Purchase of a site for the defence of San Francisco.
1861 —
No. 1849
J. F. Gilmer. . . . .
Carried forward
2, 000 6o
g&432& 121 gg

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
385
1860-'Gl,
OUTSTANDING
WARRANTS.
NAVAL
ESTABLISHIfBST.
Brought forward
432r 121 95
S. J. Potts. . .
1858 1859 S. Jackson
1861 — J. H. Strong
J. Irl. Frailey
G. R. Barry
L. Lansing.
H. J. Ballard
Pay of the navy.
3126
4712.
6311
6355
6444
6501
6577
101 60
119 07
4, 000 00
2, 500 00
20, 00ri 00
5, 000 00
2. 000 00
33, 720 67
Increase, repairs, tbe.
1861 — F. H. Claiborne No. 6139
Contingent expenses of the navy.
1861 — J. W. Sanford No. 6371
615 00
5 50
$466, 463 12
RECAPITUI. ATION.
Civil, miscellaneous, foreign intercourse, and public debt.
Department of the Interior
Military establishment
Naval establislrrnent
204 470 13
115, 884 65
111, 7G7 17
34, 341 17
8466, 463 12
25 it

GENERAL STATEMENT
OF
CERTAIN APPROPRIATIONS
MADE BY LAW
FOB THS
1'ISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1861,
IBCLUBISG THE
SALANCES OF FORMER APPROPRIATIONS UNEXPENDED ON THE LAST DAY OF JUNE& 1860
BXHIBITISG ALSO
THE EXPENDITURES OF THE UNITED STATES
ln the fiscal year ending June 30, 1861, on u'arrants issued by the
8ccretary of the Treasury, and unexpended balances
og appropriations rohich are to be carried
to the next annual statement.
" References to acts" refer to the particular
Nore. — The figures in the columns headed
acts of appropriation (in the next pages) which authorize the expenditure of the sums
placed on the same lines with them in the columns headed Appropriations for the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1861. "

888 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
General statement of certain appropriations vnade by laM for the year ending
June 30, 1861, including the balances of former appropriations unexpended
on the last day of June, 1860; exhibiting also the expenditures of tke United
States in the fiscal year ending June 30, 1861, on warrants issued by the
Secretary of tke Treasury, 'and unexpended balances of appropriations Ickiek
are to be carried to tke next annual statement.
DATES AND TITLES Ol' THE ACTS OP APPROPRIATIONS.
April 17, 1792
Feb. 20, 1811
3 Mar. 6, 1820
4 Dec. 4, 1820
5 June 23, 1836
6 June 23, 1836
7 July 4, 1836
8
s{
10
Oct. 16, 1837
July 7, 1838
July 21, 1840
Mar. 3) 1839
11 Sept. 4, 1841
12 Aug. 29, 1842
13 April 2, 1844
14 Aug. 3, 1846.
15
16
July 22, 1846
Jan. 28, 1847
17 Feb. 9, 1847
18
19
May 9, 1848
June 26, 1848
20 Mar. 3, 1849
21 Mar. 3, 1849
22 Mar. 22, 1852
An act concerning consuls and vice-consuls.
An act to enable the people of the Territory of Orleans to form s
constitution and State government, and for the admission of such
State into the Union on an equal footing with the original States,
and for other purposes.
An act to enable the people of Missouri Territory to form a constitution
and State government, anrl for the admission of such State
into the Union on an equal footing with the original States, aud
to prohibit slavery in certain Territories.
An act to provide for paying the State of Illinois three per cent. of
the net proceeds arising from the sales of public lands within the
same.
An act supplementary to an act entitled "An act for the admission
of the State of Arks, nsas into the Union, and to provide for the
due execution of the laws of the United States within the same,
and for other purposes.
"
An act supplementary to "An act to establish the northern boundary
line of the State of Ohio, and to provide for the admission of the
State of Michigan into the Union on. certain conditions.
"
An act to carry into efi'ect in the States of Alabama and Mississippi
tbe existing compacts with those States in regard to the five per
cent. fund and school reservations.
An act making further appropriations for the year 1837, (2d section. )
An act authorizing
payment to certain. officers of the customs.
An act making appropriations for the civil and diplomatic expense&
of the government, and for other purposes, for the year 1839, (26
section. )
An act to appropriate the proceeds of the sales of public lands,
and to grant pre-emption rights.
An act in relation to lands sold in the Greensburg, late St. Helens,
land district, in the State of Louisiana, and authorizing there.
survey of certain lau. ds in said district.
An act directing the disposition of certain unclaimed goods, warssi
or merchandise, seized for being illegally imported into the Vnitefi
States,
Au act to exempt cofFee imported from the Netherlands from duty
in certain cases, and for other purposes.
An act to authorize the issue of treasury notes and a loan.
An act authorizing the issue of treasury notes, a loan, and for other
purposes.
An act providing for the payment of any interest, falling due en(he
public debt.
An act for the relief of John Black.
An act to prevent the importation of adulterated and spurious drugs
and medicines.
An act requiring all moneys receivable from customs, and from all
other sources, to be paid immediately into the treasury without
abatement or reduction, (Zd section. )
An act to provide for the pa ment of horses and other property lost
or destroyed in the milits y service of the United States.
An act to make land warran. s assignable, and for other purposes,

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
STATE;1I I'. XT — Continued.
DATES AVD TITLES OF THE ACTS OF APPROPRIATIOES.
23
24
25
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
48
50
51
52
Feb. 26, 1853
Mar. 3, 1853
Mar. 28, 1854
Aug. 4, 1854
Mar. 2, 1855
Feb. 16, 1857
Dec, 3, 1857
June 14, 1858
Feb. 28, 1859
Mar. 3, 1859
Mar. 3, 1859
Juue 14, 1859
Mar. 3, 1857
Feb. 28, 1859
May 26, 1860
June
7, ISGO
June 9, 1860
June 9, 1860
June 15, 1860
June 16, 1800
June 16, 1860
June 21, 1860
June 21, 1860
June 23, 1860
June 22, 1860
June 23, 1860
June 23, 18GO
June 23, 1860
June 2:&, 1S(i0
June 23, 1SGO
An act to regulate the fees and costs to be allowed clerks, marshals,
and attorneys of the circuit and district courts of the United
States, and for other purposes.
An act making appropriations for the naval service for the year ending
June 30, 1854.
An act to extend the warehousing system by establishing private
cnd bonded warehouses, and for other purposes, (8th section. )
An act making appropriations for the civil and diplomatic expenses
of the government for the year ending June 30, 1855.
An act for the relief of purchasers and locators of swamp lands.
An act to incorporate the Columbia Institution for the instruction of
the deaf, dumb, and blind.
An act to authorize the issue of treasury notes.
An act making appropriations for the expenses of collecting the
revenue from customs.
An act giving the assent of Congress to a law of the Missouri legislature
for the application of the reserved two per cent. land fund
of said State.
An act making appropriations for the legislative, executive, and
judicial expenses of the government for the year ending June 30,
1860.
An a" t making appropriations for the consular and diplomatic expenses
of the government for the year ending June 30, 1860.
An act making appropriations for the transportation of the United
States mail by ocean steamers and otherwise during the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1859, (1st section. )
An act making appropriations for certain civil expenses of the government
for the year ending June 30, 1858.
An act to amend an act entitled "An act authorizing repayment for
land erroneously sold.
"
A. n act making appropriatious for the consular and diplomatic expenses
of the government for the fisca year ending June 30, 1861,
and for other purposes.
A resolution authorizing the settlement of the accounts of J. R.
Bartlett, late commissioner of the United StItes to run and mark
the boundary line between the United States and Mexico.
A joint resolution for the relief of Henry Woods.
An aot for the relief of Peter Rogerson 8I Son, of St. John' s, Newfoundland.
An act making appropriations for the service of the Post Office Department
for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1861.
Au sct entitled an act to amend an act in addition to the act prohibiting
the slave trade.
An act for the relief of Benjamin Sayer.
An act for the relief of Peay and Aylitfe.
An act for the relief of P. B. Holmes.
An act making appropriations for the legislative, executive, and
judicial expenses of the government for the year ending June 30,
1861.
An act making appropriations for the naval service for the year end-
ing June 30, 180 I.
Au act providing for the erection of a post office in the city of Philadelphia.
Au act making appropriations for the legislative, executive, and
judicial expenses of the goverument for the year ending June 30,
18G l.
An act foI' the relief of W. A. Linn.
An act for the relief of Sheldon MCKnight.
Au act for the relief of Mrs. A. A . Angus.

390 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
STATE iIEXT — Continued.
DATES AÃD TITLES OF TIIE ACTS OP APPBOPBIATIOES.
53
54
55
56
58
59
60I
61
62
63
63
65
66
68
I
70
71
72
73
74
76
I
7
79
80
June 22, 1860
June 21, 1860
June 25, 1860
June 25, 1860
Dec. 17, 1860
Feb. 3, 1861
Feb. 9, 1861
Ireb. 13, 1861
Feb. 18, 1861
Feb. 19, 1861
Feb. 20, 1861
Feb. 20, 1861
Feb. 23, 1861
Feb. 25, 1861
Feb. 27, 1861
Mar. 2, 1861
Mar. 2, 1861
Mar. 2, 1861
Mar. 2, 1861
Mar. 2, IS 61
Msr. 2, 1861
Mar. 2, 1861
June 25, 1860
June 25, 1860
Aug. 10, 1846
June 20, 1860
Mar. 3, 1847
Mar. 3, 1847
Sept. 28, 1850
Mar. 3, 1851
Mar. 3, 1855
May 16, 1860
June 16, 1860
An act for the relief of Edward Ely.
An act for the relief of the heirs or legal representatives of the estate
of Charles A, Mason.
An act making appropriations for sundry civil expenses of the gov.
ernmcnt for the year ending June 30, 1860.
An sct making appropriations for sundry civil expenses of the gov
ernment for the year ending June 30, 1861.
An act to authorize the issue of treasury notes, and for other purposes.
An act to authorize a loan.
An act to supply deficiencies in the appropriations for the service of
the fiscal year ending June 30, 1861.
An act for the relief of A. H. Palmer.
An act for the relief of Townsend Hainea
An act for the relief of Randall Pegg.
An act making appropriations for the legislative, executive, aud
judicial expenses of the government for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1861.
An act to carry into effect conventions between the United States
and the republics of New Granada and Costa Rica.
An act for the relief of Captain A. W. Frazer.
An act making appropriations for the consular and diplomatic expenses
of the government for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1862.
An sct to refund to the Territory of Utah expenses incurred in suppressing
Indian hostilities in the year 1853.
An sct to provide for the payment of expenses incurred by the Territories
of Oregon and Washington in the suppression of Indian
hostilities in 1855 —'56.
An sct making appropriations for sundry civil expenses of the government
for the lear ending June 30. 1862.
An act making appropriation to supply a deficiency in the appropriation
for the completion of the geological survey of Oregon sud
Washington Territories.
An act for the relief of Taylor Dudley.
An act for the relief of Henry Rice.
An act for the relief of Richard Chenery.
An act to provide for the payment of outstanding treasury notes, to
authorize a loan, to regulate and fix the duties on imports, sud
for other purposes.
An act for the relief of the California Stage Company.
An act for the relief of Cassius M. Clay.
An act to estIIblish the Smithsonian Institution for the advance and
difi'usion of knowledge among men.
An act making appropriations for light-houses, beacons, buoys, kc.
An sct making appropriations for the civil and diplomatic expenses
of the government for the year ending June 30, 1858, and for
other purposes.
An act making appropriations for the civil and diplomatic expenres
of the government for the year ending June 30, 1848.
An act making appropriations for the civil and diplomatic expenses
of the government for the year ending June 30, 1851.
An act making appropriations for the civil and diplomatic expenses
of the government for the year ending June 30, IS52.
An act making appropriations for the civil snd diplomatic expenses
of the government for the year ending June 30, 1856.
An act to carry into effect a convention between the United States
and the republic of Paraguay.
An act making appropriation for the paymeut of the expenses of
the legislative assembly of Minnesota.

RECEIPTS AND EXPE'&IDITURES.
STATEMENT — Continue&l.
DATES AND
TPTEES OF THE ACTS OF APPROPR&ATIONS
81
82
83
84
85(
86
88
89
90
91
Jan.
May
15, 1861
15& 1856
Aug. 18, 1856
Mar. 3, 1857
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb,
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
18, 1861
18, 1861
23, 1861
23, 1861
27, 1861
1, 1861
1, 1861
2, 1861
2, 1861
2, 1861
2, 1861
2& 1861
May 24, 1860
Mar. 3, 1857
June 25, 1860
June 12, 1858
July 4, 1836
An act for the relief of B. C. Martin.
An act making a grant of lands to the State of Iowa, , in alternate
sections, to aid in the construction of certain railroads.
An act making appropriations for sundry civil expenses of the government
for the year ending June 30, 18o7.
An act making appropriation for certain civil expenses for thc year
ending June 30, 1858.
An act for the relief of William Cowing.
An act for the relief of George H. Giddings.
An act for the relief of S, S. Gr, en.
An act for the relief of Samuel Perry.
An act making appropriations for the service of the Post Office
Department for the year ending June 30, 1855.
An act for the relief of A. H. Evans.
An act for the relief of Cole 8t Barr.
An act for the relief of Charles J. Helm.
An act for the relief of D. B. Hibbard.
An act for the relief of Eliza B MilLE.
An act for the relief of J, H. Wheeler.
An act making appropriations for the services of the Post Office
Department for the year ending June 30, 1862.
An act to supply deficiencies in the appropriations for the year ending
June 30, 1860.
An act mal-ing appropriations for the transportation of the United
States mails by ocean steamer and otherwise for the year ending
June 30, 1858.
An act making appropriations for the civil and diplomatic expenses
of the government for the year ending June 30, 1851.
An act inaking appropriations for sundry civil expenses of the government
for the year ending June 30, 1859.
An act to provide for the progress of the usei'ul arts and to repeal
all acts and parts of acts made heretofore for that purpose.

&
49)
392 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
STATEMENT
Q d&
A
Specific objects of appropriation.
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CIVIL LIST.
Compensation
States
Compensation
and mileage of senators of the United
and mileage of Iuembers of the House
of Representatives and delegates. .......
of officers, clerks, 6IC. , receiving an
annual salary in the service of the Senate .... .
Compensation
House of Representatives
Pages and mail boys for the House of Representatives
Two mail boys, at $900 each, and the messenger
in charge of the south extension
Laborers for the House of Rcpresentatives. . ..-..
Capitol police, House of Representatives
Folding documents, including pay of folders, lac. ,
House of Representatives. ....
49, 59
Compensation of officers, clerks, 6Ic. , receiving an
annual salary in the service of the House of Representatives
49
Clerks to committees, pages, police, horses, a, nd
carryalls for the Senate.
49 I
Stationery for the Senate
49
Miscellaneous items for the Senate
49, 59
Newspapers for the Senate
49
Congressional Globe, and binding the same for the
the Senate
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Reporting proceedings for the Senate
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For the usual additional compensation to the reporters
of the House and Senate for reporting
the proceedings 2d session 36th Congress
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Expenses of the heating and ventilating apparatus,
including pay of engineers and firemen
Binding for the Senate
Lithographing and engraving for the Senate ... &
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Fixtures for gas, and furniture for the committee,
office, and other apartments in the north wing of
Capitol .
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Capitol police, Senate
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Draughtsmen and clerks on land maps, clerks to
committees, 6Ic. , House of Representatives. 49
Stationery for the House of Representatives
Newspapers for the House of Representatives. . . . 49
Miscellaneous items for the House of Representatives
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Horses, carriages, and saddle-horses for the House
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Furniture, repairs, and boxes for members of the
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Binding documents for the House of Representatives.
Binding documents ordered to be printed by the
House of Representatives during the 33d and
34th Congresses, and for engravings, lithographs,
and electrotypes for the same. .
Cartage for the House of Representatives
Reporting debates for the House of Representatives.
Engraving, lithographing, and electrotyping for
the House of Representatives
Engraving maps, &c. , of surveys for the Pacific
railroad
Binding 24 copies of the Congressional Globe and
Appendix for each member of the House of Re-
presentatives . . . . .
For 24 copies of the Congressional
Globe and
A„;"ndix for 1st and 2d sessions 36th Congress
Additional compensation to the reporters of the
Congressional Globe for reporting the proceedings
of the House of Representatives . . . . .
To indemnify the Clerk for sums expended for
books under resolution of the House of Representatives
of July 7, 1856, &c
For 1, 000 copies of the papers of James Madison,
now in the State Department. .
To supply deficiencies in the appropriations for
printing, dry-pressing, inserting maps and plates,
and binding documents ordered during the 83d,
34th, and 35th Congresses
Printing for the 1st session 86th Congress. . .
Paper required for the printing of the 1st session
36th Congress.
Printing for the 2d session 36th Congress .
Paper required for the printing of the 2d session
36th Congress.
Principal and assistant librarians and messengers
in library of Congress . .
Contingent expenses of the library of Congress
Purchase of books for Library of Congress .
Purchase of law books for Library of Congress . ..
For paper, printing, and binding a complete catalogue
of the Library of Congress ..
Compensation of the Superintendent of Public
Printing and clerks and messengers in his office
Blank books, stationery, postage, &c. , for office of
Superintendent of Public Printing
To supply the deficiency in the appropriations heretofore
made for printing ordered by the Senate
and House of Representatives, 1st session 86th
Congress
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Salaries of the three judges of tbe Court of Claims,
the solicitor, assistant solicitor, deputy solicitor,
clerks, occ
Stationery, fuel, gas, labor, printing, and miscellaneous
items for the Court of Claims. .
Commissioners' fees for taking testimony in behalf
of the government, and fees of witnesses, occ.
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American State Papers
Salary of the President of the United States.
Salary of the Vice-President of the United States.
Private secretary, steward, and messenger to the
President
Contingent expenses of the executive oifice, including
stationery, occ
Salary of secretary to sign patents for public lands.
Salary of the Secretary of State.
Assistant Secretary of State . . .
Clerks, messengers, and laborers in the office of the
Secretary of State
Extra clerk hire and copying in the State Department
Stationery, blank books, binding, furniture, orc. ,
for the State Department.
Newspapers for the State Department
Miscellaneous items for the State Department
Publishiug the laws in pamphlet form and in the
newspapers for the State Department . .
Copper-plate printing, books, and maps for the
State Department .
Proof-reading, packing, and distributing laws and
documents, lac. , for the State Department.
Compensation of four watchmen and two laborers
in the northeast executive building
Fuel, lights, and repairs for northeast executive
building
To enable the Secretary of State to purchase 50
copies each of volumes 22 and 23 of Howard's
Reports of the Decisions of the Supreme Court .
For 150 copies of volume 23 of Howard's Reports
of the Decisions of the Supreme Court
Salary of the Secretary of the Treasury .
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. .
Clerks, messengers, and laborers in the office of the
Secretary of the Treasury.
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Clerks, messengers, aud laborers in the office of
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Blank books, binding, stationery, &c. , for office of
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First Auditor of the Treasury
Clerks, messengers, and laborers in the office of the
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Blank books, binding, stationery, &c, for office of
First Auditor
Second Auditor of the Treasury . . . . . . .
Clerks, messengers, and laborers in the office of the
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Third Auditor of the Treasury
Clerks, messengers, and laborers in oflice of Third
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Blank books, binding, stationery, &c., for office of
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Fourth Auditor of the Treasury. . . . . . .
Clerks, messengeiu, and laborers in office of Fourth
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Stationery, blank books, binding, &c. , for office of
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Expenses of removing the office of Fourth Auditor
to Winder's building
Fifth Auditor of the Treasury. .
Clerks, messengers, and laborers in the office of
Fifth Auditor.
Blank books, binding, stationery, &c. , for office of
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Sixth Auditor of the Treasury . . . . . . . .
Clerks, messengers,
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Treasurer of the United States.
Clerks, messengers, and laborers in office of the
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Blank books, binding, stationery, &c. , for office of
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STATEMENT
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One clerk in Indian office, employed under act of
March 3, 1855, grsntiug bounty land to Indians
Blank books, binding, stationery, fuel, 8rc. , for
Indian office.
Commissiouer of Pensions.
Clerks, messengers, 8rc. , in ofiice of Commissioner
of Pensions .
Stationery, binding, furniture, 8'c. , for Pension
office.
Commissioner of Public Buildings .
Clerk iu office of Commissioner of Public Buildings
Messenger in office of Commissioner of Public Buildings.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. Stationery, books, plans, drawings, 8&c. ) for office
of Commissioner
of Public Buildings.
Surveyor gereral of Floiida.
Clerks, 8rc. , in office of surveyor general of Flori, la
Surveyor general of Louisiana
Clerks, 8rc. ) in office of surveyor gen'1 of Louisiana
Clerks, 8re. , in office of surveyor gen'1 of B. rkausas
Surveyor general of Wisconsin and Iowa
Clerks, 8:c. , in office of surveyor general of Wisconsin
and Iowa.
Surveyor general of Illinois and Missouri.
Clerks, 8tc. , in oflice of surveyor general of Illinois
and Missouri
Surveyor general of Minnesota. .
Clerks, &ic. , in office of surveyor general of Minnesota
Surveyor general of Kansas and Nebraska
Clerks, 8'. ) in office of surveyor general of Kansas
snd Nebraska.
Office rent, fuel, 8rc. , for surveyor general of Kansas
and Nebraska
For binding field notes, plate, snd records of surveys
in office of surveyor general of Kansas and
Nebraska.
Surveyor general of New Mexico. .
Clerks, kc. ) in oflice of surveyor general of New
Mexico.
Rent of surveyor general's office in New Mexico,
fuel, bool's, &c
Translator in office of surveyor general of New
plexico.
Purchase of Spanish and Mexican law books for
office of surveyor general of New Mexico
Surveyor gerersl of Utah
Clerks, 8rc. , in office of surveyor general of Utah . Ofiice rent for surveyor general of Utah, fuel, books,
&c.
Carried for ward. . .
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3, 000 00
4, 000 00
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ST%TENEZ'ji
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Surveyor general of California. .
Clerks, &c, , in office of surveyor gen'1 of California
Rent of surveyor general's office in California, fuel,
books, stationery, &c.
Surveyor general of Oregon. .
Clerks, &c. , in office of surveyor general of Oregon.
Rent of surveyor general's office in Oregon, and for
fuel, books, stationery, &c.
Surveyor general of Washington Territory . . . .
Clerks, &c. , in office of surveyor general of Washington
Territory
Rent of office for surveyor general of Washington
'1'erritory, and for fuel, books, stationery, &c
Extra clerks and draughtsmen in the offices of the
surveyors general, to be apportioned according
to the exigencies of the public service
Salary of the Secretary of War.
Clerks, iuessengers, and laborers in office of Secretary
of War
Blanl- books, stationery, books, maps, plans, extra
clerk hire, &c., for office of Secretary of War
Extra clerks employed in the War Department
Clerks and messenger in office of Adjutant General
Blank books, binding, stationery, &c., for office of
Adjutant General
Clerks and messengers in office of Quarmaster General
Blank books, binding,
master General
&c., for office of Quarter-
Clerks and messengers in office of Paymaster General.
Blank books, binding, stationery, &c., for office of
Paymaster General
Clerks and messengers in office of Commissary General
of Subsistence.
Blank books, binding, stationery, &c, for ofiice of
Commissary General of Subsistence .
Clerl-s and messengers in office of Surgeon General.
Blank books, binding, stationery, &c. , for office of
Surgeon General
Clerks and messengers in office of Topographical
Engineers
Blank books, binding, stationery, &c., for office of
Topographical Engineers.
Clerks and messengers in office of Chief Engineer
Blank books, stationery, binding, &c., for office of
Chief Engineer
Clerks and messengers in office of Colonel of Ordns,
nce .
Carried forward. . . . . . . . .
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1, 826 44
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1, 550 00
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1& 200 00
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Blank books, binding, stationery, 8. c. , for oflice of
Colonel of Ordnance
Compensation of four watchmen and two laborers
of northwest executive building .
Fuel, lights, and miscellaneous items for northwest
executive building
Superintendent, watchmen, and laborers in building
coiner of F and 17th streets
Fuel, compensation of firemen, and miscellaneous
items for building corner of F and 17th streets.
Salary of Secretary of the Navy. .
Clerks, messengers, and laborers in once of the
Secretary of Navy
Blank books, binding, stationery, 8rc. , for oiBce of
becretary of the Navy
Chief of Bureau of Navy Yards and Docks
Clerks, messengers,
and laborers in Bureau of Navy
Yards and Docks
Blank books, stationery, plans, and drawings for
Bureau of Navy Yards snd Docks. . . . . . . . .
Chief of Bureau of Ordnance and Hydrography
Clerks, messenger, snd laborer in Bureau of Ordnance
and Hydrography
Blank books, stationery, and miscellaneous items
for Bureau of Ordnance and Hydrography .
Chief of Bureau of Construction, Equipment, and
and Repairs
Engineer-in-chief, clerks, messenger, and laborer
in Bureau of Construction, Equipment, and
Repairs.
Blank books, binding, stationery,
Carried forward.
6rc. , for Bureau
of Construction, Equipment, and Repairs. . . . . .
Clerks, messengers, and laborer in Bureau of Provision
and Clothing
Blank books, stationery, and miscellaneous items
for Bureau of Provisions and Clothing. .
Chief of Bureau of Medicine and Surgery.
Clerks, messenger, and laborer in Bureau of Medicine
snd Surgerv.
Blank bool-s, stationery, and miscellaneous items
for Bureau of Medicine and Surgery .
Compensation of four watchmen in the southwest
executive building.
Labor, fuel, lights, snd miscellaneous items for the
southwest executive building .. Salary of the Postmaster General ... .- . . .----.
Three Assistant Postmasters General. .
Clerks, messengers, watchmen, and laborers in the
oifices of the Post Once Department. . . .----.
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STATEMENT
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oil, gas, &c
Watchmen, engineers for steam-engines, laborers,
furniture, &c. , for the General Post Once extension
For furnishing, partially, 81 rooms in the General
Post Office extension, &c. , and for fuel, gas, candles,
day-watchmen, &c
Commissions allowed to clerks and other employee
in the Washington city post office
Salary of the Attorney General of the United States
Assistant Attorney General of the United States
Clerks, messengers, &c. , in the office of Attorney
General
Contingent expenses of Attorney General's office
Office furniture, &c. , for Attorney General's office
Fuel and labor for Attorney General's oifice
Rent of building occupied by A. ttorney General and
First Auditor.
Purchase of law and necessary books for Attornev
General's office
Purchase of deficient State reports and statutes for
Attorney General's office .
For legal assistance, &c. , in the disposal of private
land claims in California . . .
Furnishing rooms in the treasury building for A. ttorney
General's office.
Paper and printing for the executive departments,
including paper, &c. , for the annual statements,
& C.
Salaries of assistant treasurers of the United
States .
Salaries of ten additional clerks authorized by act
of August 6, 1846, &c .
Clerks, messengers, &c. , in oifice of assistant treasurer
at New York
Oflicers) clerks, &c. , of the United States mint at
Philadel phia
Officers, clerks, &c. , of the branch mint at Charlotte,
North Carolina
Officers, clerks, 8rc. , of the branch mint at Dahlonega,
Georgia
Officers, clerks, &c. , of the branch mint at New
Orleans, La.
Officers, clerks, &c. , of the branch mint at San
Francisco, Cal
Officers& clerks, &c. &
in the assay office at New York.
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1& 412 41
5, 627 00
2, 725 00i
1, 350 00
590 00
2& 105 61
62 30
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822 41
875 00
875 00
875 00
1&716 78
1&716 78
900 00
816 78
2& 047 21
2& 047 21
500 00
1, 547 21
16&177 57
300 00
16, 477 57
5&966 00
10, 511 57
2, 500 00
2& 500 00
2, 500 00
68, 971 47
68& 971 47
48, 201 40
20, 770 07
25&369 32
25, 369 32
16&681 50
8, 687 82
9, 489 45
9, 489 45
5&?05 33
3, 784 12
15, 216 84
34& 875 00 . . .
15) 216 84
34, 875 00
13, 900 00
34, 875 00'
1, 316 84
6, 000 00
6& 000 00
3, 000 00
3, 000 00
G, OOO 00
6, 000 00
3&000 00
3, 000 00
18, 300 00 1) 575 83
19) 875 83
10&725 83
9, 150 00
30, 500 00
24& 900 00
30, 500 00
24, 900 00
22, 875 00
24, 900 00
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Chief justice and associate judges of the Supreme
Court of the United States.
Chief justice of the District of Columbia, associate
judges, and judges of the orphans' and criminal
cont'ts .
)Salary of the reporter of the decisions of the Supreme
Court
District judges of the United States.
Salary of the circuit judge of California
District attorneys of the United States.
Marshals of the United States
Expenses of courts of the United States.
Payment of clerks of United States courts where
the compensation is less than $500 per annum
Compensation of governor, judges, B:c. , of Territory
of New Mexico.
Compensation and mileage of members of the legislative
assembly of New Mexico
Contingent expenses of Territory of New Mexico
To employ an interpretor or translator for the
Territory of New Mexico.
Governor, judges, &tc. , of Utah Territory. ..
Compensation
lative assembly of the Territory of Utah. . .
Contingent expenses of Utah Territory. .... ..
aud mileage of merubers of the legis-
Governor, judges, &rc, of Washington Territory
Compensation and mileage of members of the legis-
lative assembly of Washington Territory. . Contingent expenses of Washington Territory .. ..
Governor, judges, &tc. , of Nebraska Territory.
Compensation and mileage of members of the legislative
assembly of Nebraska Territory
Contingent expenses of Nebraska Territory. . . . .
Governor, judges, &tc, of Oregon Territory
Compeusation and mileage of members of thelegislative
assembly of Oregon Territory.
Governor, judges, &:c. , of Kansas Territory. . .
Compensation and mileage of members of the legislative
assembly of Kansas Territory.
Contingent expenses of Kansas Territory.
Governor, judges, &", c. , of Minnesota Territory
Payment of the expenses of the legislative assetubly
of Minnesota Territory
Cotupensation and mileage of members of the legislative
assembly of Minnesota Tendtory.
Compensation and mileage of members of the legislative
assembly of Colorado Territory. .
Contingent expeuses of the Territory of Colorado
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15, 540 67
5, 688 23
27&795 94
1, 862 50
9, 581 23
4, 795 97
2997 385 23
6, 273 95
18, 085 91
6, 165 85
12, 902 31
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4, 240 66
4, 483 00
126 79
7, 146 66
17, 187 59
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11, 847 10
3, 312 68
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27 400 05
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157 750 00
1, 300 00
135, 250 00
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11, 850 00
10) 400 00
1, 015) 389 77
1&395 BB
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10, 000 00
1, 000 00
500 00
12&000 00
1, 500 00
12)500 10
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1, 500 00
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20, 000 00
17 000 00
10&500 00
20, 000 00
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24, 805 09
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21, 431 23
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1&395 88
18, 273 95
28, 085 91
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18, 165 85
1Z, 902 31
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16, 740 66
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1, 626 79
17& 646 66
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14, 295 67
687 81
9, 706 45
2, 024 60
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7&862 50
21, 431 23
15, 195 97
1, 329, 070 67
1, 395 88
18, 273 95
28, 773 72
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18&165 85
22, 608 76
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16, 740 66
26, 507 60
1&626 79
17, 646 66
37, 537 59
1)005 14
2) 583 94
11 867 17
13)812 68
1, 300 00
123, 211 OH
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9, 659 50
10, 435 81
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1&395 88
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10, 943 24
16&940 28
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12, 027 78
20& 000 00
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11, 771 73
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4, 865 66
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Payment of sundry annuities granted by special
acts of Congress.
Wages of workmen and' adjusters in the mint at
Philadelphia .
Incidental and contingent expenses, including
wastage, kc. , in the mint at Philadelphia. . ..
of bullion from the New York assay
office to tbe inint at Philadelphia . ...... .
Transportation
Specimens of ores and coins to be reserved at the
mint at Philadelphia
New fixtures and machinery for the mint at Philadelphia
To render the mint at Philadelphia fire-proof. . . Wages of workmen in the branch mint at Charlotte,
N. C ..
Incidental expenses of the branch mint at Charlotte,
N. C
Construction of a new roof to branch mint at Char-
1 otte, N. C. . .
Wages of workmen,
lonega, Ga
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Incidental and contingent expenses of branch mint
at Dahlonega, Ga
Wages of workmen in the branch mint ai New
Orleans
Incidental and coqtingent expenses of the branch
mint at New Orleans.
Wages of workmen, Ikc. , in the branch mint at San
Francisco, California
Incidental and contingent expenses of the branch
mint at San Francisco, California . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Establishing branch mint at San Francisco, Cal.
Wages of workmen, Erc. , in assay office at New York
Incidental and contingent expenses in assay office
at New York
Mail service for the several departments of government.
Mail service performed for the two houses of Congress
and other departments and offic of government
For mail service on the new post routes in Western
Kansas, per act of March 27, 1860.
For supplying deficiencies in the revenues, and defraying
the expenses of the Post Office Department
for the year ending June 80, 1860, and in
part for the support of the Post Office Department
for the year ending June 30, 1861. . . . . . . . . . -. .
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2& 096 20
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1) 871 12
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Transportation of the mails from New Orleans, via
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Transportation of the mails from Panama to California
and Oregon, and back, per act of June 14,
1858
Transportation of the mails between San Francisco,
California, and Olympia, Washington Territory.
Transportation of the mails on Puget's sound, Washington
Territory, per 14th section of act of March
3, 1857
Transportation of the mails between the United
States and foreign ports by steamship, per act of
June 14, 1858
Semi-monthly mail by sea between Washington and
Oregou Territories and California. .
For carrying the mails from New York, via Panama,
to San Francisco, per act of February 19, 1861
For a post office in the city of Baltimore .
For a site and building for the accommodation of
the United States courts at Baltimore . . . . . .
For a site and building for a post office in the city
of New York
For the accommndation of the United States courts,
post office, &c. , at Rutland, Veiinont.
Ten per cent for contingent expenses for United
States courts, &c. , at Rutland, Vermont
For the accommodation of the United States courts,
post oKce& &c. ) at Windsor, Vermont.
Ten per cent. for contingent expenses for accommodation
of United States courts, &c. , at Windsor,
Vermont
Making alterations in the building purchased of
the Bank of Pennsylvania for a post oKce at
Philadelphia
Purchase of a lot and building for use of the United
States at Philadelphia. .
Purchase of a site, and erection of a building there
on, for a post oKce and court-house in Philadel'a
Court-house and post oKce at Raleigh, N. C .
Court-house and post oKce at Columbia, S. C. .
Court-house and post oKce at Tallahasse, Fla. . . . . .
For accommodation
Key West, Fla. . . . .
of tbe United States courts at
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Court-house and post oKce at Memphis, Tenn.
Court-house and post oKce at Indianapolis, Ind.
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1, 802 82
483 81
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STATEMENT
Specific objects of appropriation.
Brought forward. . .
For accommodation of the United States courts
and post office at Springfield, Illinois.
Ten per cent. for contingencies in building the
United States courts and post office at Spring-
field, Illinois
Court-house and post office at Madison, Wis.
Payment of mortgage and interest on property in
Pine street, New York, belonging to the United
States, purchased under authority of act of
August 4, 1854
Continuation of the Treasury building. . . . . . . . . . . .
Lighting and ventilating the upper story of the
Treasury building, and giving additional security
to the vault
Erection of a temporary capitol in Washington Territory,
inclusive of a site.
Erection of a ponitentiary in Washington Territory,
inclusive of a site.
Public buildings for the use of the legislature of
Kansas .
Purchase of a site and erection of a penitentiary in
Utah Territory.
Preservation of the archives of the Territory of
New Mexico,
To carry into effect the act entitled "An act for the
admission of the State of Kansas into the Union"
Repair of the capitol building in the Territory of
Nebraska .
Completion of the capitol of the Territory of New
exico
Purchase of books for the territorial libraries of
Minuesota, Oregon, Utah, New Mexico, Wash-
ington, Nebraska, and Kansas, $500 each . . . . .
Expenses of taking the census of Oregon
Survey of the Atlantic and Gulf coast of the United
State s
Continuing the survey of the western coast of the
United States
Continuing the survey of the Florida reefs and keys
Running a line to connect the triangulation on the
Atlantic coast with that on the Gulf of Mexico,
across the peninsula of Florida.
Publishiug observations made in the progress of
the survey of the coast of the United States
Fuel and quarters, kc. , for officers of the army
serving on the coast survey
Pay and ratious of engineers of seven steamers used
in the hydrography of the coast survey.
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Specific objects of appropriation.
Brought forward.
Repairs of the "Crawford, " "Madison, " "Mason,
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used in the coast survey
Salaries of supervising inspectors of steam vessels, &c
Travelling expenses of supervising inspectors of
steam vessels, &c.
Salaries of nine supervising and fifty local inspectors
of steam vessels.
Compensation to such persons as may be designated
to receive sud keep the public ruoney, under act
of August 6, 1846
Compensation of special agents to examine books,
accounts, &c. , in the several depositories
Building vaults as additional security to the public
funds in sixty-six depositories
Contingent expenses, under act of August 6, 1846,
for safe-keepiug the public revenue.
Expenses incident to loans and treasury notes
Engraving, printing, preparing and issuing treasury
notes, per act of December 23, 1857
Engraving and printing the certificates, and other
expenses of the loan of 1860.
Engraving and printing certificates of the stock of
the $20, 000, 000 loan, per act of June 14. , 1858. .
Engraving and printing certificates of stocl" loan,
6th section act 1&ebruary 8, 1861, &c
Engraving, printiug, &c. , treasury notes, per 11th
section act December 17, 1860
Preventing the abrasion, counterfeiting, and deterioration
of the coins of the United States
To cause analyses of difi'erent ore beds to facilitate
the proper selections of iron for the public works
Payment for horses and other property lost or destroyed
in the tnilitary service of the United States
Payment to Missouri volunteers for horses, &c., lost
Expenses incurred by the provisional government
of Oregon in defending the people of that Territory
from the Cayuse Indians
To comperisate the agent employed in paying annuities
to the Cherokee Indians remaining in
North Carolina
To make good the interest on the investment in
stocks ot' the State of Arkansas, held in trust by
the Secretary of the Treasury for the Chickasaw
Indians
Completing the works of the exploring expedition
Replacing the works of the exploring expedition
destroyed by fire in Philadelphia
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Expenses of the Smithsonian Institution.
I&'or a serfes of portraits of the Presidents of the
United States, for the Executive mansion
Claims not otherwise provided for
Satisfying the claims of the State of Maine, under
the stipulations of the treaty between the Unite i
States and Great Britain, concluded August 9.
1842, per 1st section of act Suue 12, 1858
Consular receipts
Expenses cf collecting the revenue from customs
Payment of discriminating tonnage duties
Debentures or drawbacks, bounties or allowances .
Debentures and other charges, per act of October
16, 1837
Refunding duties on fish and other articles under
the reciprocity tre«ty vcith Great Britain
Refunding duties to extend the warehousing system
Refunding duties, per act of May 8, 1846
Refunding duties collected in Mexico from military
contributions, per act of March 3, 1849.
Unclaimed merchandise
Proceeds of the sale of g &ods, wares, &c
Repayments to importers of excess of deposits for
unascertained duties
Salaries of special examiners of drugs
Additional compensation to collectors and naval
officers
Additior&al compensation tn officers and men in the
revenue service who served on the coast of C«. lifornia
Salaries of light-house keepers, assistants,
Salarie«of keepers of light-boats, &c
&c
Supplying light-houses with
wicks, &c.
oil, tube-glasses,
Repairs and incidental expenses of light-houses, &c
Seamen's wages, repairs, and supplies of lightboats
Commissions of 2z per cent. to such superintendents
as are entitled to the same
Expenses of superintendents in visiriog lighthouces,
annually, and reporting their condition
Expenses of weighing, mooring, cleaning, repairing,
and supplying losses of beacons, buoys, &c
Fuel and quart r« fur officers of the army serving
on light-house duty
Light-house and keeper's dwelling on Round
island, in M«chins bay, Maine
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Light-house on or near Widow's island, Maine
Light-house at the entrance of the thoroughfare,
Isle au Haute, Maine.
For s fog-bell, to be rung by machinery, at Whale's
Back light-house, New Hampshire
Towards the erection of a light-house of granite,
iron, or a combination of both, on the outer
Minot Ledge, eritrance of Boston harbor, Mass . .
Light-house and keeper's dwelling on or near the
Point of Rocks, at Westport, Massachusetts
Rebuilding thetwo light-house towers on Thatcher's
island, Cape Ann, Massachusettr, and Qtting them
with first order of illuminating apparatus
For a survey to determine the proper site for a
light hoase at or near the "Sow " and Pigs, at
the entrance of Buzzard's bay, Massachusetts,
per act of June 20, 1860 . . . . . . . .
For a light-house at Duxbury, in Plymouth harbor,
Massachusetts, per act of June 20, l860
For the purchase of suitable land, and the erection
thereon of a building for the use of the
Light-house Board, at Wood's Hole, Great har-
bor, &c, Massachusetts, per act of June Zo, 1860
For a light-ship, or light-house, at the discretion
of the Secretary of the Treasury, on or near the
"Hen and Chickens,
" st the entrance of Buzzard's
bay, Massachusetts, per act of June 20,
1860 .
Establishment of beacons on Commercial Point
and Bullock's Point, in Providence river, Rhode
Island .
Surveying of and for buoying out Seekonl- river,
between Seekonk and Providence, Rhode Island
For the re e-tablishment and alteration of tbe
beacon-light ori l. ong wharf, New Haven, Connecticut,
per act of Jurie 20, 1860.
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For a fog-bell, to be rung by machinery, st the
Stratford light-house, Connecticut . .
To enable the Light house Board, under the direction
of the Secretary of tbe Treasury, to experi-
ment with Dabnll's and other signals, aud to
purchase tbe signal erected by D:iboll and now
in operation at New London, Connecticut, per
act of June 20, 1860.
Repairs, &c, to the light-house, snd buildings con-
nected therewith,
at Oswego, New York
Beacon-light on one of the Sisters' islands, in the St.
Lawrence river, below Alexandria bay, New York
Carided forwsrd. . . . . -. . . .
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Erection of a stone beacon on Mill Reef, New York
For a beacon-light on the Hudson rivet, between
Albany and Troy, New York.
For a beacon-light at Oak Orchard, Lake Ontario,
New York.
Erecting a first-class light-house, and fitting it with
first-order apparatus, at Barnegat, New Jersey
Compensation of two superintendents of life stations
on coasts of Long Island and New Jersey
Contingencies of life stations on the coasts of Long
Island and New Jersey
Compensation of fifty-four keepers of life stations
at $200 each, on the coasts of Long Island aud
New Jersey
Rebuilding the two light-house towers at Navesink,
New Jersey
Repairing the life. saving stations on the coast of
Long Island and New Jersey .
Light-house on Fen wick's island, Delaware
Light-house at Seven-foot Knoll, Maryland .
Rebuilding the Cape Charles light-hou, e, Virginia,
and fitting it with proper illumiuating apparatus.
Rebuilding on a proper site thc light, -house destroyed
by ice at Pungoteague, Virginia
For a light-house half way between Cape Henry
and Body's island
For a light to mark the entrance to the Cone and
Yeocomico rivers, Virginia
For the constructic6) of a first class light-house at
Assateague, Virginia, in lieu of the present one.
Completion of the tower and keeper's dwelling at
Cape Charles, Virginia, per act of June 20, 1860
For buoying the approaches to the canal connecting
the waters of the Chesapeake bay with Albemai'le
sound, per act of June 20, 1860
For a beacon range light at Ocracoke, North
Carolina
For re-establishing the Beacon Island light-house
and constructing in connexion therewith a
beacon-light to form a range for running tbe
Ocracoke inlet, North Caroliua .
For a beacon-light at a suitable point at or near
Cape Hatteras inlet, North Carolina . . .
For buoying Beaufort harbor and Bogue sound,
North Carolina
Erection of a light-house at or near the mouth of
North river, North Carolina . .
Light-house
at the mouth of Cape Fear river
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For a buoy on Middle Ground shoal, Beaufort harbor,
North Carolina
Two range beacon-lights (in the place of the Overall
beace&n-lights) for the beach onSullivan's Island
chanuel, South Carolina
Beacon-light to range with the Amelia Island light
and the outer bar, Georgia
Two beacon-lights and a keeper's dwelling on or
near the north front of Amelia island, Georgia
For a range-light at a proper point in St. Andrew' s
sound, aud for one in St. Catharine's sounci,
Georgia
Beacon-lights at Piney Point, Cuckoo Point, and
Nine-mile Point, in the St. John's rivet, between
Jacksonville and Pilatka, Florida
Light-house to marl- the entrance to St. Andrew' s
bay, Florida
Beacon-light on or near the western entrance of St.
George's sound, Florida
Light-house on Southwest cape, west side of Apalachicola
bay, Florida
Rebuilding tbe light-house at Cape Canaveral, and
fitting it with a first orner catadioptric illuminating
apparatus, Florida
Making permanent the signals placed by the Coast
Survey along the Florida reefs, Florida
Beacon light on Rebecca shoal, Florida
Light-house at St. Joseph's island, Mississippi
For a light-house at Pass Christian, Mississippi, in
addition to the proceeds of the sale of the old
light-house rite at that point
Commencement and completion of an iron screw
pile light-house at or near the entrance to the
channel of the Mississippi river, at the South
Pass, Otc. , Louisiana
Light-house at the mouth of Calcasieu river, La
Erection of a light-house at the mouth of tbe Rio
Grande river, Texas
Erection of range-beacons for crossing the bar aud
entering Galveston bay, Texas, in place of the
present light-vessel at that place
Light-house at San Luis Pass and at the mouth of
the Brsazos river, Texas
For a channel range-light at Maumee bay Ohio
Completion aud protection of way to the lighthouse
at Huron, Ohio
Protection of the piers and beacon-lights on the
pier at Cleveland, Ohio.
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Protection of the piers and beacon-lights
piers at Fairport, Ohio
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Completing the light-house at or near tbe north
pier head at Chicago, Illinois, and protecting
the, I curn arne
Repairing the works and piers in order to secure
the light-house at Chicago, Illinois
Light-house at the mouth of the peninsula dividing
Grand Traverse bay, Michig:cn
Light-house at the east side of Middle harbor, West
Marquette, Michigan
Rebuilding the towers at White Fish Point, Detroit
aud Manitou islands, all on the coast of Lake
Superior, Michigan
For a light-house at Bertram bay, Michigan
For a light-house at or near Tawas city, Michigan
For a light-house at the mouth of Manistie river.
For one or two beacon-lights, at the discretion of
the Secretary of t'Ie Treasu;y, at the entrance to
Gr:cnd Island bay and harbor, Lake Superior,
fichigan
For a fog-bell at Grand Haven light-house, Mich
For a range of lights for Copper harbor, Lake
Superior, with a fog bell or ear signal, Mich
For a light-house at or near old Fort Mackinaw,
Michigan
Light-house on Green island, or one of the adjacent
islands, Green bay, Wisconsin
Light-house on Raspberry island, one of the apostle
islands, Lake Superior, WiscoIIsiu
Light-house at the mouth of Kewanee river, Lake
Michigan, Wisconsin
For a fog-bell at Port de Morta light-house, Wisconsin
Light-house pier aud light-house at Milwaukie, in
lieu of the North Cut beacon light-house, Wisconsin
Construction of a beacon-light at Port Racine,
Wisconsin
To enable the Secretary of the Treasury to pay
Peter Campau
Light-house a, t Beaver bay, Lake iguperior, Minn
Light-house at Grand Marias, Lake Superior, Minn
Light-house at or near the mouth of Two Island
river. Lake Superior, Minnesota.
Light-house at Punta de los Reyes, California
Light house at Point Lobos, California
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For a first class light-house at Cape Mendocino,
California, being the extreme western point of
land on the Pacific coast
Light-house at Trinidad bay, California.
For a fog or ear signals to be erected in conjunction
with a light-house on Point del Reyes, Cal
For buoying out the channel and the bar at the
entre, nce of Humboldt bay, California, and for
three movable beacons to be provided with lens
lanterns, to be kept in range with the channel
Light-house at Red Bluff, on Whidby's island,
Washington Territory
For buoying out the channel of the Columbia river
from the mouth of Willamette river to the
cascade of the Columbia river, W. T
For a light-house at Gray's harbor, W. T, aud for
buoying out the channel and bar at said harbor
Sais)ies of keepers and assistant keepers of lighthouses
on the coasts of California, Oregon, and
Washington, at an average not exceeding $800
per annum
Commission of 2$ per cent. to such superintendents
as are entitled to the same on the coasts of
California, Oregon, and Washington
Expenses of raising, cleanicg, repairing, &c. ,
beacons, buoys, chains, &c. , on the coasts of
California, Oregon, and Washington
Repairs ami incidental expenses of lights and buildings
connected therewith on the coasts of California,
Oregon, and Washington
Oil and other supplies, cleaning materials, &c., for
lights on the coasts of California, Oregon, and
Washington .
Providing a suitable vessel and maintaining the
same in visiting lights, &c. , for inspections and
delivering supplies, and for transportation of
materials, supplies, and laborers for constructing
and repairing light houses on tbe Pacific coast
For the establishment of ear signals at West Quoddy
Head and Boon island, Maine, at Boston, Massachusetts,
at Sandy Hook, New Fork, at Charleston,
at Savannah, at the Southwest Pass of the
Mississippi river, and at Galveston, Texas
Contingencies for life-saving apparatus on the coasts
of tbe United States.
Purchase of best self-righting life-boats, to be placed
at each of the twenty-eight life-stations on the
coast of New Jersey
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Custom-house at Belfast, Maine
For the accommodation of the custom house, post
office, 8rc. , at Portsmouth, N. H. .
Construction of a building at Burlington, Vermont,
for the accommodation of the custom-house and
post olf&ce.
Custom-house, &c. ) at Bristol, Rhode Island. . .
Custom-house at New Haven, Connecticut .
Custom-house at Buffalo, New York. . . . . .
Ten per cent. for contingent expenses, &c. , in erection
of custom-house at Buffalo, New York
'fen per cent. for the contingent expenses, &c. , in
the erection of a custom-house at Plattsburg,
New York
Custom-house at Ogdensburg, New York.
Tcn per cent. for contingent expenses, &c, of custom
house and post oifice at Ogdensburg, N. Y .
Custom-house at Oswego, New York. .. . .
Custom-house and post office at Perth Amboy, N. J.
'Ien per cent. for contingent expenses of customhouse
and post ofiice at Perth Amboy, N. J
For accommodation of the custom-house and post
office at Georgetown, D. C. . ... ...
Ten per cent. for contingent expenses, &c, of custom-house
and post office at Georgetown, D. C. .
Purchase of a site and erection of a custom-house
at Norfolk, Virginia
Customhouse, &c., at Wheeling, Virginia
Custom-house, .&c. , at Petersburg, Virginia
Ten per cent. for the contingent expenses of a
custom-house at Alexandria, Virginia
Repairs of theeustom-house at Baltimore, Md.
Custom-house, &c., at Charleston, South Carolina. .
Purchase of a site and erection of a custom-house,
to contain rooms for post office, &c. ) at Mobile,
Alabama
Custom-house at New Orleans, Louisiana . . . . . . . .
Custom-house at Galveston, Texas. . .
Ten per cent for, contingent expenses in erection
of custom-house at Galveston, Texas . . . . .
Purcliase of a site and erection of a fire-proof building
for a custom-house, independent treasury,
&c, at St. Louis, Missouri. . .
Purchase of a site and erection of a custom-house
at Louisville, Kentucky.
For the accommodation of the custom-house, post
office, 8rc. , at Nashville, 'I'ennessee.
Ten per cent. for contingent expenses, &c. , customhouse,
post office, 8'c. , at Nashville, Tennessee .
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of custom-house and post of5ce at Nashville,
Tennessee
Custom-house, &c. , at Toledo, Ohio. . . . . .
Ten per cent. for contingent expenses, &c. , in erection
of custom-house at Toledo, Ohio
Construction of a building for the accommodation
of the custom-hcuse and post oi5ce at Sandushy,
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Custom-house at Chicago, Illinois . .
Ten per cent. for contingent expenses, &c., in erection
of custom-house at Chicago, Illinois
For the accommodation of the custom house and
post oi5ce at Galena, Illinois.
Custom-house, &c. , at Cairo, Illinois.
Custom-house, &c. , at Detroit, Michigan. .. . .
Custom-bouse, &c., at Dubuque, Iowa. ... .
(.'ustom-house,
&c. , at San Francisco, California
Erection of an appraiser's store for the customhouse
at San 1'rancirco, California. .
Custom-house at Astoria, Oregon
Construction of warehouses at quarantine station,
on the Mississippi river, below New Orleans
Salaries and cozomissions of registers of laud of5ces
and receivers of public moneys
Expenses of depositing the public moneys by registers
and receivers.
For services heretofore performed
receivers. .
Incidental expenses of the several land oifices
Salary of recorder of land titles in Missouri
Salaries and incidental expenses of the commission
by registers and
appointed to settle land claims in California . . .
An act to establish two additional land districts in
Minnesota, &c
Repayment for lands erloneously sold.
Indemnity for swamp lands purchased by individuals
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Payment of war bounty land certificates, &c.
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cITXTEMSNT.
Specific objects of appropriation.
Brought forward. . . . . . . . .
Surveying the public lands, per act of August 31,
1852, &c.
Resurveys, &c., of the public lands in the States
where the offices of the surveyors general have
been or shall be closed
Surveying the public lauds and private land claims
in California, including office expenses, &c. . . .
Surveying liabilities incurred by the late surveyor
general of California. .
For the survey of the eastern boundary of California
Surveying the necessary base, meridian, standard
parallel, township, and section lines in Kansas
and Nebraska.
Surveying liabilities incurred by the late surveyor
general of Kansas and Nebraska during the year
ending June 30, 1859
Surveying in Louisiana at augmented rates, &c. ,
per acts of March 3, 1851 and 1855 .
Refunding moneys where certain lands have been
entered at the land office in the Greensburg (late
Helena) land district, Louisiana.
For surveying tbe public lands in Oregon, to be
disbursed at the rates now authorized by law,
per sct of March 3, 1859
Surveying standard parallel and meridian lines
over Coast mountains, &c. , in Oregon . . . . .
For surveying the 46th parallel of north latitude,
so far as it continues a common boundary between
Oregon aud Washington Territory
Surveying liabilities incurred by the late surveyor
general of Oregon during the year ending June
30, 1859, per act of May 24, 1860.
For defraying the expenses of a geological reconnoissance
snd explorations in Oregon and Washington
Territories, over and above the appropriations
of March 3, 1853 and 1855, per act of
March 2, 1861
Surveying township and subdivision lines, estimated
at 4, 920 miles, in Washington Territory,
at a rate not exceeding $12 per mile, &c. . .
Surveying standard paralleland meridian lines in
Washington Territory, an estimated distance of
500 miles
Surveying the public lands in Washington Terri-
tory at the rates now authorized
by la, w, per act
of June 20, 1860.
Completing the surveys of towns and villages in
Missouri, including otilce-work, &c. . . . . . . . . . . .
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STA. TEMENT
Specific objects of appropriation.
Brought forward . .
Correcting erroneous and defective lines of public
and private surveys in Illinois and Missouri, lkc.
Examining and correcting imperfect and defective
surveys in the northern part of the lower peninsula
of Michigan
Continuing the surveys in the northern portions of
Iowa, Minnesot", Wisconsin, 3t;c. .
Surveying the necessary base, meridian, standard
parallel, township, and section lines in New
Mexico.
Surveying such of the private claims of New Mex-
ico as shall have been confirmed by Congress,
3rc. , per act of June 12, 1858 .
Susveying the base, principal meridian, correction
of parallels, township, and section lines in Utah
Territory at augmented rates . . . . . . .
Preparing the unfinished records of public and
private surveys to be transferred to the State
authorities in those districts where the surveys
are about being completed
Expense of running the boundary line between the
State of Texas and Territory of New Mexico .
Sn act to authorize the President of the United
States, in conjunction with the State of Texas,
to run and mark the boundary lines between
tbe Territories of the United States and the State
of Texas, approved June 5, 1858 .
Running and marking that part of the western
boundary of Minnesota which is not defined by
natural landmarks, estimated at 130 miles, per
act March 3, 1859.
Expense of running aud marking the boundary
line between the United States and Mexico, (arrearages)
Compensation of commissioner and surveyor employed
upon the boundary between the United
States and Mexico
For an additional land district in Washington Territory,
per act May 16, 1860.
Compensation of the clerks in the land oflice at
Kickapoo, Kansas, in accordance with an act approved
Sugust 18, 1856, as per act February 19,
1861
Expenses incurred in the analysis of eighty-eight
specimens from difierent localities of soils, coals,
and ores, and preparation of the final report for
publication, per act March 2, 1861 .
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442 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
STATEMENT
Specioc objects of appropriation.
Brought forward. . . . . . .
To enable the Secretary of the Interior to supply
such newly-created ofoces as are entitled thereto,
&c. ) with full sets of the Statutes at Large, and
to replace those once furnished to old oilices, per
act June 25, 1860
For the suppression of the slave trade .
For removing to the coast of Africa, and there providing
with food, shelter, and clothing for a
term not exceeding one year from the date of
landing in Africa the captured Africans recently
landed in the southern district of Florida, per
act June 16, 1860
Roads and canals and improvements in navigation
within the State of Alabama. . . . . . . . . .
Two per cent. of the net proceeds of land sold by
the United States and relinquished to the State
of Alabama
Roads and canals within the State of Missouri, on
account of the 3 per cont. fund ..
public lands sold in the State of Missouri ...
Two per cent. of the net proceeds of the sales of
Roads and levees within the State of Louisiana, (5
per cent. fund)
Two per cent. fund of the net proceeds of the sale
of lands within the State of Minnesota. . Roads and canals within the State of Arkansas, on
account of the 5 per cent. fund .. . ... . .. .
Roads and canals within the State of Mississippi.
Two per cent. of the net proceeds of lands sold by
the United States and relinquished to the State
of Mississippi.
Roads and canals within the State of Michig'an
Alterations and. repairs of the President's House. . .
Refurnishing the President's House
Compensation of the doorkeeper of the President's
H ouse . .
Assistant doorkeeper of the Presideni's House
Two night watchmen in the President's House
Furnace-keeper at the President's House. .
Fuel in part for the President's House .
Purchase of books for the library of the Executive
mansion .
For introducing Potomac water into the President's
House .
Removing the stone wall which forms the southern
boundary of the park at the President's House
Annual repairs of the Capitol, &c
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STATEMENT
Specific objects of appropriation.
Brought forward. . .. ...
Furnishing and ornamenting the Capitol with such
works of art, &c., to be placed in either wing of
the extension .
To enable the President to contract with Hiram
Powers for some work of art executed or to be
executed by him, and suitable for an ornament
to the Capitol
Repairs of water pipes, Capitol
Compensation of laborers for cleaning rotunda,
water-closets, &c., Capitol. .. .. .
Compensation of western gate keeper at the Capitol.
Compensation of two watchmen to preserve the
public grounds about the Capitol. . . . . .
Compensation of one night watchman employed for
the protection of the buildings lying south of the
Capitol .
Lighting the Capitol and President's House, and the
public grounds around them
For converting the old Senate chamber into a court
room, the old court room into a law library, and
fitting up the rooms in connexion with them for
the use of the Supreme Court
For fitting up the rooms in the centre building of
the Capitol formerly occupied by the Senate
Committees on Naval, military, and Indian
Affairs, for the use of the Court of Claims.
Erection of the north front of the Patent Office
building
Preparing the saloon of the west wing of the Patent
Office for the reception of models, &c. . . . . . . . .
Casual repairs of the Patent Oflice building . . . . . . . .
Making cases and fitting up rooms in the Patent
Office building to receive copy-right books, charts,
and other copy-right matter, &c . .
Collection of agricultural statistics, investigations
for promoting agriculture and rural economy,
and procurement of cuttings and seeds.
Drawings to illustrate the report of the Commissioner
of Patents
Preservation of the collections of the exploring and
surveying expeditions of the government.
For constructing the cellar of the north front of
the Patent Oflice building into oflices and storerooms,
and for putting iron railing around the
areas of the court-yard of said building, and for
fiagging the same
Patent fund.
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STATEMENT
Specific objects of appropriation.
Brought forward . .
Purchase of a site and erecting in the neighborhood
of Washington an asylum for the insane
of the District of Columbia and of the army and
navy
Support, clothing, and medical treatment of the
insane of the District of Columbia and of the
army and navy at the asylum
Heating and ventilating the entire unfinished re-
mainder of the insane hospital edifice, etc . . . . . .
For books and incidental expenses of the asylum.
Furnishing the present hospital continuation, comprising
the centre snd three sections of the wing
For erecting, furnishing, lighting, and heating a
lodge for colored women, corresponding to that
already erected and occupied by colored men .
For salaries and incidental expenses vf the Columbia
Institute for the deaf, dumb, snd blind. .
Maintenance and tuition of deaf, dumb, or blind
pupils of the District of Columbia at the Columbia
Institute
Support and medical treatment of forty transient
paupers, medical and. surgical patients in the
Washington Infirmary .
Support of the penitentiary in the District of Columbia
Compensation of the warden, clerk, physician, chaplain,
etc. , of the penitentiary, District of Columbia.
Compensation of three inspectors of the peniten-
tiary, District of Columbia. . . . . .
Compensation of four draw-keepers and a watchman,
and for fuel and oil for the lamps of the
Potomac bridge .
For taking down and rebuilding the southern span
of the bridge across the Potomac, known as the
" Long Bridge".
Repairs of the Potomac, navy yard, and upper
bridges, 6&, c
Compensation of two draw-keepers, and for fue land
oil for the lamps of the two bridges across the
eastern branch of the Potomac
To repay thc corporation of Georgetown, District
of Columbia, all moneys heretofore advanced by
said corporation towards the construction of the
bridge over the Potomac at "Little Falls". . . .
Compensation of the public gardener, Washington,
District of Columbia .
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Blank books, stationery,
for consuls of the United States
Office rent for those consuls-general, consuls, and
commercial agents who are not allowed to trade
Preservation of the archives of the consulates and
commercial agencies of the United States
arms, presses, fiags, 8!c. ,
Interpreters, guards, aad other expenses of the consulates
at Constantinople, Smyrna, Candia, 6rc
Salary of the commissioner of claims to China
Compensation of the commissioner to China and
the consuls to the five ports in China
Contingent expenses of the commission in China
Interpreters to the consulates in China
Compensation of interpreter to the mission to Japan
Fxpenses of the envoys and suite constituing the
Japanese embassy
Expenses of intercourse with the Barbary powers. .
Coutingent expenses nf all the missions abroad. .
Contingent expenses of foreiga intercourse
To carry into effect the convention between the
United States aad Paraguay
To defray the expenses of such delegates as nray be
appointed by the President, on the part of this
government, to attend the international congress
which is to meet in London in July, 1860 . .
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Britain
Compensation of the commissioner, secretary, chief
astronomer, Rc. , and contingent expenses of the
commissioner to run and mark the boundary between
the United States and British possessioos
bounding on Washington Territory
To enable the President to conclude a treaty of
peace with Mexico.
To meet the necessary expenses attendant upon the
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Claims on France
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and for compensation of the marshal of the consular
court at Canton from January 1, 1854, to
January 1, 1857.
Compensation of the commissioner, secretary, interpreter&
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United States against New Granada, pursuant to
the 8th section of the act of February 20, 1861
To meet an extraordinary emergency which has
arisen in bringing from Batavia 24 seamen of the
ship "Staghound, " charged with mutiny
Settlement of accounts of Edward Ely, deceased,
late consul st Bombay
Expenses incurred by Charles J. Helm, consul-geu-
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Expenses, &c., which may be incurred in rescuing
citizens of the United States from shipwreck.
Relief and protection of American seamen. . . . . .
For expenses incurred under instructions from the
Secretary of State in bringing horne from foreign
countries persons charged with crime, and expenses
incident thereto.
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Payment of interest on the public debt created
since July 21, 1841
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Interest on the funded debt, (old) . .
Redemption of bounty land stock under act of
February 11, 1847
Interest on bounty land stock under act of February
11, 1847
Reimbursement of treasury notes, per acts prior
to July 22, 1846
Reimbursement of treasury notes, per act of July
22, 1846.
Interest on treasury notes, per act of February 9,
1847
Payment of treasury notes, per 9th section of act of
December 23, 1857
Interest on treasury notes, per 9th section of act of
December 23, 1857
Payment of such creditors of Texas as are compre-
hended in the act of September 9, 1850. . . . . . . .
Redemption of United States five per cent. stock
issued for paying the principal and interest of
the 4th and 5th instalments of the Mexican indemnity,
&c. , as authorized per 1st section of
act of !august 10, 1846
Payment of interest on the Mexican indemnity,
per act of February 9, 1847
Payment of certificates, as authorized per acts of
March 3, 1849
Reimbursement of treasury notes, pursuant to the
act of Congress of June 28, 1847 . . . . . . . . . .
Payment of treasury notes, per 9th section act December
17, 1860
Payment of interest on treasury notes, per 9th
section act December 17, 1860
Payment of treasury notes, per 4th section act
March 2, 1861
Payment of interest on treasury notes, per 4th
section act March 2, 1861 .
Department of the Interior
Military establishment.
Naval establishment
15
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57
29
57
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31
8&875 00
2, 785 81
1& 768 31
593, 500 00 l7, 487, 050 00
33, 976 87
190&980 60
1& 104 91
311 11
138 64
300 00
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1, 028, 060 49
100 00
68& 350 00
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586, 050 00
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9, 996& 249 20 48, 510, 552 94
2, 840, 711 47 4, 012, G35 09
4, 316, 909 02 32, 763, 855 16
4, 177, 232 43 23, 305, 139 51
21. 331& 102 12 108, 592, 182 70

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2, 776 75
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18, 080, 150 00
1, 062, 012 96 .
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190, 9SO 60
190, 980 60
78, 884 16
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1, 104 91
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68& 350 00
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68, 350 00
379 58
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586& 050 00
5) 715 59
586, 050 00
5, 715 59
58, 506, 802 14 732, 975 11 59, 239) 777 25&
6&853, 346 56 223, 683 65 7, 077, 030 21
37&080, 764 18 2, 369, 725 21 39, 450, 489 39
27& 482& 371 94 1, 996&520 93 29, 478, 892 87
586, 050 00
5, 715 59
46, 831, 520 10
4) 123 764 55
25, 371, 255 88
14, 38 J, 677 45
627, 949 5]i]1, 780, 307 64
5, 875 72 2, 947, 389 94
53, 210 05 14, 026, 023 46
69& 426 27 15& 025& 789 15
129, 923, 284 82 5) 322) 904 90 135 246 1S9 72 90, 710, 217 98 756, 461 55 43, 779, 510 19

RECEIPTS AND
i% OTKS.
EXPENDITURES.
(1. ) The amount appropriated for "clerl's, 6rc. , in office of Secretary of
War" was
To which add this sum transferred from-
"Clerl-s, Rc. , in office of Chief Engineer"
14, 000 06
1, 400 00
$15, 400 00
(2.) The amount appropriated for "clerks and messenger in office of Adjutant
General" was
To which add this sum transferred from—
"Clerks, 6rc. , in office of Paymaster General"
13, 640 00
1, 200 00
$13, 840 00
(3. ) The amount appropriated for "clerks, &c, in office of Paymaster
General" ivas
From which deduct this sum transferred to-
"Clerks, &c.
&
in ofiice of Adjutant General"
12& 440 00
1& 200 00
$11, 240 00
(4. ) The amount appropriated for "clerks, kc. , in oiHce nf Topographical
E&ngineers" was . .
From which deduct this sum transferred
"Clerks, 6ic. , in office of Chief Engineer"
to-
10, 640 00
1& 600 00
$9, 040 00
(5. ) The amount appropriated for " clerks, &c, in oificeof Chief Engineer"
was
To which add amount transferred from—
"Clerks, &c. , in office of Topographical Engineers" .
8, 240 00
1, 600 00
From which deduct amount transferred
"Clerks, 3rc. , in office of Secretary of War"
to-
9, 840 00
1, 400 00
8, 440 00
(6. ) On the 1st day of July this balance was $126, 307 29, all of which
was transferred to the purchase of a site and erection of a post
oflice and court-house at Philadelphia, Pa.
(7. ) On the 20th day of July this balance was $78, 000, all of which was
transferred asabove.
(8.) This amount, $204, 307 29, is made up from the two above transfers.
(9.) The aiuount appropriated for the "continuation of the treasury buildin
'no" was
To which add this sum transferred from the books of the Interior&
"for removing stone wall, &c., at the President's
grounds" .
350, 000 00
i5, 000 00
$365, 000 00

RECEIPTR AND EXPENDITUREH. 459
(10. ) On the 1st day of July, 1861, this balance was
From which deduct this sum transferred
' Pier and mole at Oswego, V. Y. "
to-
30, 000 00
101000 00'
$20, 000 00
(11. ) On the 1st day of July, 1861, this balance was $16, 000, which wss
transferred to treasury ledger No. 10 — continuation of the treasury.
building.

DEPARTMENT OF TFIE INTERIOR.
8 YATEiilZXT
EXHIRITINO
THE BALANCEB OF APPROPRIATIOVB UNEXPENDED ON THE 30ru DAY OF JUNE 1860;
ALSO
THE APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPZNDITURKS
ON ACCOUNT OF
THE DKi'ARTMENT
OF THE INTERIOR,
FOR
THE EISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1861;
TOGETHER
WITH
T7Ie unexpended balances on the 30t7i day of' June, 1861, Iohich are to be
accounted for in the next anneal statement.
Nors. — The figures in the columns of this statement headed '' References to acts,
" refer
to the particular acts of appropiiation (on the next pages) which authorize the expenditure
of the suins placed in the columns headed "Appropriations for the fiscal year ending
June 60, 1861. "

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
Statement ezhibiting the baLances of appropriations unezpended on the 1st of
ment of' the Interior for the fiscaL year ending June 30, 1861; together ~'th
counted for in the nezt annual statement.
DATES AED TITLES OF TEE
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2
3
4
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5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
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March 3, 1819
April 16, 1836
April 20, 1836
Jan. 9, 1837
April 6, 1838
July 3, 1856
March 3, 1860
June 9, 1860
Dec. 21, 1860
Jan, 23, 1861
Jan. 23, 1S61
Feb. 23, 1861
March 2, 1861
March 2, 1S61
March 2, 1861
June 25, 1861
An act malring provision for the civilization of Indian tribes adjoin
Au act in addition to an act entitled "An act in relation to the navy
An act carrying into ei'feet the treaties with the Chickasaw tribe of
An act to regulate in certain cases the disposition of the proceeds of
An act directing the transfer of money unclaimed by' certain pension
An act for tbe relief of 0. M. Wozencraft.
An act for the relief of Ann Scott.
An act making appropriations for the current and contingent
tribes, for the year ending June 30, 1861.
An act making appropriations for the payment of invalid and other
An act for the relief of 0. D. Yairbsnks.
An act for the relief of the children of the late Captain Capron,
An act for the relief of Azel Spaulding.
An act making appropriatious for the support of the army for the
An act making appropriations for the current and contingent
tribes for the year ending June 30, 1862.
An act making appropriations for sundry civil expenses of the
An act making appropriatious for sundry civil expenses of the

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES. 468
July, 1860; also the appropriations and expenditures on account of the Departthe
unexpended balances on the 30th day of' June, 1861, uhick are to be ac-
hers or AppnopnIATIoxs.
ing the frontier settlements
pension fund.
"
Indians.
lands ceded by the Indian tribes in the United States.
ers, and authorizing the payment of the same at the treasury of the United States.
expenses of the Indian Department, and for fulfilling treaty stipulations with various
pensions of the United States for the year ending June 30, 1862.
year ending June 30, 1862.
expenses of the Indian Department, and for fulfilling treaty stipulations with various
government for thc year ending June 30, 1862.
government for the year ending June 30, 1861.

464 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
STATEMEXT
Specific objects of appropriation.
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Invalid, army.
A. cts March 18, 1818; May 15, 1828; June 7,
1
Acts July 4, 1836, sec. 3; July 7, 1838; March
3, 1843; June 17, 1844; Feb. 2 and July 29,
1848; Feb. 3, 1853, sec. 2 ... ... ...
Acts July 21, 1848; Feb. 3, 1853, sec. 1; and
under special acts of Congress. .
Act June 3, 1858.
Act June 7, 1832
Act, July 4, 1836
Acts June 7, 1844; Feb. 2 and July 29, 1848
Half pay to widows and orphans, payable
through the Third Auditor's of'fice. ..
Unclaimed, army.
Invalid, navy
Navy, (five years, ) to widows aud orphans,
act August 11, 1848. . . . . .
Privateer, navy
Unclaimed, navy
Navy pension fund
Fulfilling treaty with the Blackfoot nation of Octo-
ber 17, 1855 .
Fulfilling treaty with the Comanches, Kiowas, and
Apaches of Arkansas river. . .
Fulfilling treaty with the Chippewas of Lake Supe-
rior of September 30, 1854.
Fulfilling treaty with the Chippewas of Lake Superior
and the Mississippi.
Fulfilling treaty ivith the Chippewas of Saginaw
Fulfillin treaty with the Chippewas of baginawproceeds
of land.
Fulfilling treaty with the Chippewas of Saginaw,
Swan Creek, and Black river. . .
Fulfilling treaty with the Chippewas of the Mississippi
of February 22, 1855 .
Fulfilling treaty ivith the Chippewas, Menomonees,
Wionebagoes, aod New York Indians
Fulfillin treaty with the Chippewas, Ottawas, and
Pottawatomics
Fulfillin treaty with the Cherokees — proceeds of
laod
Fulfilling treaty with the Creeks.
Fulfilling treaty with the Creeks — proceeds of land
Fulfilliog treaty with fhe Chickasaws
Fulfilling treaty with the Ciiristian Indians.
Fulfilling treaty with the Choctaws
Carried forward
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42, 008 65
89, 258 29 200, 000 00
375 67
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136, 527 64
32, 478 62 „„
4, 128 59 14, 046 98
200 12 43, 000 00
1 11
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9, 679 47
120&000 00
1, 000 00
1, 739 89
24, 0B3 37
38&810 25 35, 000 0
3, 234 64 25, 000 00
28, 700 41 48, 146 66
28&445 60
4, 090 08
3, 461 80
11, 803 24 20, 240 00
2, 145 25
2, 895 25
800 00 .
40 45
32, 912 06
63 78
800 00
5, 868 46
66) 286 67
1, 500 00
49&140 00
3, 000 00
35, 520 00
8363, 913 39 1, 309, 231 21

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1, 938 13
627 99
62, 313 80
137 155 63
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60, 734 20
135, 655 63
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32, 478 62
18, 175, &7
43, 200 12
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8 87
32, 498 62
18, 1S4 44
43, 200 12
1, 631 98
14, 755 13
39, 106 59
30)866 64
3)429 31
4, 003 53
120, 001 11
1& 859 93
1) 739 80
33) 7GZ 84
45 38
6 64
4& 092 88
120, 046 49
1, 866 47
1, 739 89
37, 855 72
119, 935 10
782 00
1, 739 80
2, 261 37
111 39
1& 084 47
35, 594 35
73& 810 25
737810 25 151232 58
58, 577 67.
28& 234 64
28&234 64 16, 207 75
11, 526 89
76&847 07
767 847 07 41& 582 85
35&264 22
28, 445 60
41090 08
3&461 80
32, 043 24
28, 445 60
4, 090 08
3, 461 80-
32, 043 24 17, 491 80
7, 000 00 21, 445 60
4&000 08
3, 461 80
14&551 44
68, 431 92
68) 431 92 64, 390 42
4, 041 50
41 395 25
4, 395 25
1, 125 00
3, 270 25
800 00
800 00
800 00
40 45
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63 78
3, 000 00
800 00
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40 45
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63 78
3, 000 00
800 00
41, 388 46
56, 400 1G
12, 460 00
800 00
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25& 651 90
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28, 928 46
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FnlfiUing treaty with the Choctaws' orphan reservations
— proceeds of land.
Fulfilling treaty with the Chests, Scoton, and
Umpqua Indians.
Fulfilling treaties with the Chippewa and Christian
Indians — proceeds of land.
Fulfilling treaty with thc Calapooia, Molala, and
Clackama Indians.
Fulfilling treaty with the confederated tribes and
bands in middle Origon. . . . .
I&'ulfilling treaty with the Divaiuish and other allied
tribes in Washington Territory
Fulfilliog treaty with the Delawares
Fulfilling treaty with the Delawares — proceeds of
land.
Fulfilling treaty with the Flatheads and other confederated
tribes
Fulfilling treaty with the Florida Indians or Seminoles.
Fulfilling treaty with the Iowas. .
Fulfilling treaty with tbe Iowss — proceeds of land
Fulfilling treaty with tbe Rsnsss
Fulfilling treaty with the Riel-apoos.
Fulfilling treaty with the Raskaskias, Peorias,
Wess, and Piankeshaws. . . . . . . . . . . . .
Fulfilling treaty with tbe Kaskaskias, Peorias,
Wess, and Pisnkeshaws — proceeds of land
Fulfilling treaty with the Miamis.
Fulfilling treaty with the Miamis of Fel river
Fulfilling treaty with tbe Menoiuonces
Fulfilling treaty with the &M&aki&h tribe
Fulfilling tres, ty with the Iloli-1 Indians
Fulfilliug treaty with the Nes Percds. . . .
Fulfilling treaty with the Ottawas and Chippewas
Fulfilling treaty with the Ottaivas and Cbippeivas
of Michigan
Fulfilling treaty with the Osages. . . . . . . . . . . .
Fulfilling treaty with the Omahas
Fulfilling treaty with the Ottawas
Fulfilling treaty with the Ottawss of Kansas
Fulfilling treaty with the Ottoes aud Mi& sourias
Fnltilling treaty ivith the Pottawstomies
Fulfilling treaty with the Pottawstomies of the
If uron
Fulfilling treaty with the Pawnees
FuPdlling treaty with the Pu&&et Sound Indi&ms
Fulfilliug treaty with the 1'oncas. .
Fulfilling treaty with the Quapavvs. . . . . . . . . .
Carried forward. . . . . . .
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363& 813 39 1, 309, 231 21
16& 033 80
29, 856 32
21, 126 58
89& 250 00
5, 700 00
31, 448 22
8& 000 00
300 00
38, 500 00
3, 513 56 3& 654 00
59, 787 49
37& 102 67
28, 370 89
2, 055 46
35& 464 73
28, 674 51
7, 095 27
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40, 762 84i
1, 100 00
38, 231 77
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2, 553 13
31, 722 8f,
25 756 91
4, 579 3oi
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4, 109 24
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2, 843 35,
8, 700 ool
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1& 131 79
2, 000 00
32, 200 00
2& 875 00
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4, 317 47
42, 602 89
1, 100 00
21& 51G 66
10, 000 00
53, 540 00
3, 456 00
33, 940 00
2, 600 00
16, 940 00
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101& 080 00
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35, 556 32
35, 556 32
10, 670 00
24, 886 32
31, 448 22
31, 448 22
5, 531 85
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29, 126 58
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9& 125 00
29, 126 58
98, 675 00
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61, 831 84.
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36, 843 16
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7, 203 10
29, 191 25
3& 654 00
10, 808 75
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59&787 49
59, 787 49
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54& S72 81
39, 102 G7
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39, 812 42
20, 081 21
19, 731 21
60&570 89
4, '9JO 46'
35& 464 73
48, 674 51
21, 095 27
52. 917 25
117 28
113, 488 14
4& 930 46
35, 464 73
48, 674 51
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311077 00
689 60
14, 986 81
16, 868 30
121 295 28
82, 411 14
4, 240 86
20)477 92
31, 806 Zl
8, 917 27
1, 063 65
1, 0G3 65
1)063 65
48&811 29
83, 365 73
2& 200 00
59, 748 43
14, 000 00
17, 100 00
100, 850 00
2, 553 1S
2& OG9 81
5&500 00
48, 811 29
85, 435 54
2, 200 Oo
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19 500 00
17, 100 00
100, 850 00
2, 553 13
3&236 32
33) 565 01
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14, 24G 00
10, 970 00
69& 603 30
45, 574 97
511870 53
11 100 05
32, 058 43
5, 254 00
6, 130 00
31, 24G 70
2, 553 13
85, 2G2 84
29, 212 91
JS, 519 30
1, 734 00
4, 900 00
21, 049 24
130, 068 02
800 00
103, 923 35
17& 400 00
J2, 748 33
3 791 79
4& 048 75
87S 12
177 25
85, 262 84
29, 212 91
42, 568 Oo
1, 734 00
4, 900 00
21, 049 24
130, OGS OZ
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103, 923 35
1S, 278 12
32, 925 5
3, 791 79
49, 626 68
2, 686 80
32, 270 00
4, 900 00
14, G50 00
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60, 433 94
1J, 050 00
18, 907 45
2, 122 19
35, 636 1G
26, 526 11
10, 298 05
1, 734 00
6, 399 24
53, 868 91
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43, 489 41
5, 228 12
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Fulfilling treaty with the Qui-nai-elt and Quil-Ichute
Indians. .. -..... .-.. .. ...--
Fulfilling treaty with the Rogue River Indians
II'ulfilling treaty with the Sioux of Mississippi. ..
Fulfilling treaty with the Sacs and Foxes of the
Mississippi.
Fulfilling treaty with the Sacs and Foxes of Missouri.
Fulfilling treaty with the Senecas.
Fulfillin treaty with the Senecas of New York.
Fulfilling treaty with the Senecas and Shawnees
Fulfilling treaty with the Shawnees .
Fulfilling treaty with thc Six Nations of New York.
Fulfilling treaty with the Stcckbridges.
Fulfilling treaty with the Stockbridges and 5Iunsees
Fulfilling treaty with the S'Eallams
Fulfilling treaty with the Tonawanda Indians. .. .
Fulfilling treaty with the Utahs
Fulfilling treaty with thc Umpquas — Cow Creek
baud.
Fulfilling treaty with the Un)pquas and Calapooias.
Fulfilling treaty with the Winnebagoes . . . . . . . . .
Fulfilling treaty with the Wyandottes . .
Fulfilling treaty with the Walla-Walla, Cayuses,
and Umatilla tribes
Fulfilling treaty with the Yancton Sioux or Da-
1-ota Indians.
Fulfilling treaty with the Yakama Nation . . . . . . .
Interest due Chippewas of Swan Creek
Interest due Chippewas and Ottawas .
Interest due Chippewas, Ottawas, and Pottawatomies
— education
Interest due Chippewas, Ottawas, and Pottawatomies
— mills.
Interest due Cboctaws — education.
Interest due Choctaws under convention with the
Chickasaws .
Interest due Choctaw claimants.
Interest due Cherokees under treaty of 1835-'36
Interest due Cherol-ee orphans . . . . . . . . . .
Interest due Creek orphans. . . .
Interest due Delawares.
Inte& est due Iowas
Interest due Indian tribes, and reimbursable .
Interest due Kaskaskias, Peorias, Weas, and Pian-
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Interest due Menomonees .
Interest due Osages —
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Specific objects of appropriation.
Brought forward. .
Interest due Ottawas of Blanchard's Fork. . ... ..
Interest due Ottawas of Roche de Bceuf .
Interest due Senecss.
Interest due Senecas of New York. . Interest due Senecas and Shawnees . Interest due Shawnees
Interest due Stockbridges and Munsees.
Interest due Pottawatomies Interest due Pnttawatomies — mills
Carrying into effect the treaty with the Chickasaws
of October, 1832
Chickasaw orphans
Cherokee schools — 1819.
Incompetent Indians
Kansas schools.
Pay of superiutendents
Pay of sub-agents
Pay of interpreters
Civilization of Indians
Presents to Indians
Provisions for Indians.
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education . . . . . . . . . .
Buildings and repairs st the agencies. .... .
Vaccination of Indians
Contingencies of the Indian department . . . . . Pay of clerk to superintendent at St. Louis.
Pay of clerk to superintendent in California. .
Temporary clerks to superintendents of Indian affairs.
Incidental expenses of Indian service in California
Incidental expenses of Indian service in Utah Territory
.
Incidental expenses of Indian service in Washington
Territory
Incidental expenses of Indian service in Oregon.
Incidental expenses of Indian service in New
34exico .
Negotiating treaties with Indians in Oregon
Negotiating treaties with Indians in Washington
Territory .
Negotiating treaties with Rogue River and Cow
Creek band of Umpqua Indians in Oregon .
Holding treaties with various Indian tribes in California
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&adjusting difficulties and preventing outbreaks
among Indians in Oregon
Payment of liabilities of Indian service in Oregon
Insurauce and transportation of annuities to Indian
tribes in Oregon.
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and Wisconsin .
Holding council with the Red Lake and Red River
Chippewas in Minnesota, for the extinguishment
of their title to lands in that State . . . . . . . . .
Holding council with the Arapahoe and Cheyenne
Indians.
Compensation of three special agents and three
interpreters for Indians of Texas
Removal and subsistence of Indians in California
to three military reservations and two additional
military reservations
Removal and subsistence of Indians in California
to the reservations of that State, and for pay of
physicians, smiths, mechauics, and laborers at
the reservations
Removal and subsistence of Indians in Oregon
Remcval and subsistence of Indians in Washington
Territory
Removal and subsistence of Catawbas to the west
of the Mississippi.
Removal and subsistence of Indians .
Collecting and publishing statistics of Indian tribes
Collecting and establishing the Southern Comanches,
Wichitaws, &c. , on reservations of the
Arkansas river
Payment of annuities and transportation to certain
Indian tribes, per treaty of Ieort Laramie of September
17, 1851
Payment to North Carolina Cherokees (principal)
for their removal and subsistence
Payment to Cherokees omitted in the census taken
by D. W. Siler
Payment to Cherokee nation of $74, 603 37 and
interest, at 5 per cent. , from June, 1838, until
P ald-
Payment of awards to W. B. Mitchell .
Payment of the value of property of Baker 8r, Street
destroyed by Kiowa Indians
Presents to bands of Pueblo Indians in New Mexico
Running and marking the eastern boundary of the
C&eek country west of the Arkausas.
Running and marking the northern and western
boundary of the Creek country west of the
Arkansas
Survey of the Creek boundary
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STATEMENT
Specific obj ects of appropriation.
Brought forward. . . . . . . . .
Surveying and allotting to the proper persons the
reserved tracts, per treaty with the Sacs and
Foxes of July 15, 1830
Surveying and marking the boundary of the Choctaw
and Chickasaw country, and completing the
survey of the Creek boundary
Surveying boundaries of Indian reservations, and
allotting and defining Indian reserves and halfbreed
lands
Surveying and marking the external boundaries of
Indian pueblos in New Mexico
Surveying and mapping four farms and reservations
in Utah.
Surveys of reservations for the Nez Perces, Flatheads,
and Yakama Indians, and Intlians west
of the Cascade mountains. .
Rescuing prisoners from Indian tribes.
Opening communication with the Comanches,
Apaches, kc.
Preventiuu trespasses and depredations by Indians
Balance due Creek Indians for losses during the
last war with Great Britain.
New code of regulations for the Indian department.
Additional amount paid for subsistence improperly
charged to the treaty fund
Arrearages of compensation from October I, 1850,
to June 30, 1851, for three Indian agents for
tribes in California.
Purchase of stock for Great and Little Osages. . . . . .
Carrying into effect Choctaw treaty on account of
lands relinquished.
Carrying into effect Choctaw treaty, per act of June
11, 1842.
Carrying into effect the treaty with the Stockbridges
and Munsees.
Carrying into effect the treaty with the Chippewas
of October, 1842.
Carrying out treaties with the Ottowas, Missourias,
Delawares, Omahas, Iowas, 8rc.
Restoring and maintaining peace with Indian tribes
in Oregon
Road from Fort Kearney to California
Road from El Paso to Fort Yuma
Road from Platte river to Running Water river
Road from Fort Ridgely to the South Pass of the
Rocky mountains
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Payment to the Shawnees, to be reimbursed to the
United States when collected from agents Gay
and arnold
Payment to settlers for their improvements in lands
situated within the general reservation at Puget's
S ound
Payment to Spunk or Bald Frog, ai4rs Joseph Henson
Payment to M. L. Young for rations furnished to
the emigrating Pottawatomies, Chippewas, and
Ottawas, in 1852
Purchase of land owned by the missionary society
of the Methodist Episcopal church, at Iroquois
Point, Michigan, for certain bands of Ottawas
and Chippewas
Payment to the Choctaw nation on accountof their
claim under articles ll and 12 of the treaty of
tune 22, 1855
Payment to the Sisiton and Wah-pa-tan bands of
the Dakota or Sioux Indians. .
Payment to the Med-a-wa-kan-ton and Wah-pakoo-ta
bands of Dakota or Sioux Indians.
Transportation of annuities,
Sioux of Mississippi
goods, &c. , to the
Transportation and delivery
the Blackfoot Indians
of annuity goods to
Insurance, transportation, &c.
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Insurance, transportation, &c. , of annuities and
provisions for the Chippewas of Lake Superior.
Insurance, transportation, &c. , of annuities and
provisions for the Chippewas of the Mississippi
Insurance, transportation, &c. , of annuities and
provisions for the Indian tribes in Minnesota and
Michigan
Insurance, transportation, &c. , of annuities, goods
and provisions, ior the Flatheads, Yakamas, and
Nez Percds
Insurance, transportation, &c. , of annuity goods
and provisions for the Pawnee, Ponca, and
Yanctou Sioux
Negotiating treaties with Indian tribes in Oregon,
west of the Cascade mountains . . . . . . . -. . --. --
Payment of the accounts of J. P. Gaines and C. M.
Walker, for expenses incurred, &c..
Expenses of expedition against Ink-pah-du-tah's
band
Extinguishing title of Indian tribes to lands west
of Missouri and Iowa.
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478 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
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Stocks redeemed and due Cherokee school fund . .
Stocks redeemed and due Delawares. . . . .
Stocks redeemed and due Iowas.
Stocks redeemed and due Kaskasias, Peorias, Weas,
and Piankeshaws.
Maintenance of a school at the Brazos agency
Engagements aud stipulations of General Hsrney
with the Sioux Indians at Fort Pierre. . . . .
To adjust differences and preserve peace with the
Cutbead and Yanctonaise bands of Sioux Indians.
To enable the President to negotiate a treaty with
Indians in Michigan .
Payment of principal awarded to Choctaw claimants
Removal and subsistence of Seminole Indians now
in Florida .
Payment of persons engaged by the provisional government
of Oregon
Expenses of the recovery and the restoration to
their homes of the children surviving the massa-
cre by Indians of the emigrant trains from Arkansas
in the fall of 1857.
Csrryiug into ed'ect section 24 of the civil and diplomatic
appropriation act of March 3, 1855, snd
the appropriation act of February 28, 1859
Removal of the Court Orielle band of Chippewa Indians
Restoration to their relatives in Wisconsin four orphan
children of Edward Miltimore, who escaped
the &nassacre by Indians in 1859. .
Incidental expenses of Indian service in Oregon and
Washington Territory
Erecting buildings for Indian agents in Washington
Territory
Indian service in the district of country leased
from the Choctaws for Indians lately residing in
Texas
Indian service in Utah, under the direction of the
Secretary of the Interior
Travelling expenses of superintendents and agents
in Oregon
Extinguishing title of Chippewas to lands in Minnesota
and Wisconsin
Settlement of the accounts of Oliver M. Wozencraft
Payment for depredations committed by whites
upon Shawnee Indians in Kansas Territory. . . 2, 574, 777 28
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315 86
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3, 777, 198 96
1& 500 00
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Colonizing, supporting, 8:c. , the Wichitas and other
afiiliated bands ... Loss and destruction of property of citizens of Minnesota
and Iowa at Spirit Lake, in 1857, by Inkpa-du-tah's
band of Sioux Indians. . ..
Relief of Ann Scott ..
Relief of 0. F. D, Fairbanks& Frederick Dodge, and
others
Relief of the children of the late Captain E. A. Ca-
pron .
Relief of Azel Spaldiug.
Relief of destitute Indians and Indian tribes .
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3IILITAPi Y EFTABLIEHMEXT.
STATE'iIEXT
EXHIBITING
TIIE BAI, ANCES OF APPROPRIATIONS I&NEXPENDED ON THE I AST DAY OF JIIVE, 1660;
ALSO
THE APPROPRIATIO'v S AYD EXPENDITURES
OX ACCOUNT
OF
THE MILITARY SERt'ICE OF THE UNITED STATES
EOR
THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1861,
TOGETHER WITH
The nnexyended
batances on fhe 80th da&f of tune, 18t&1, II&ht'ch ewe to he
acconntcd foe I'n fhe next annnat report.
NOTE. — The figures in the columns of this statement headed "References to acts
" refer
to the particular acts of appropriation (on the next pages) which authorize the expenditure
of the sums pls, ced in the columns headed "Appropriations for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1861. "

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
MILITARY
Statement shotoing the balances of appropriations unexpended on the last day of
service of the Z nited Slates for the ftscal year ending June 30, 1861; together
accounted for in the next annual statentent.
Dhrss hND X1TLss ov Tns
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5
6
7
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April 23, 1808
June 2, 1848
Mar. 3& 1849
July 17, 1854
Mar. 3, 1855
Mar. 3, 1855
June 12, 1858
June 1, 1860
June 9, 1860
June 12, 18 GO
June 16, 1860
June 21, 18GO
June 25, 1860
Jan. 5, 1861
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Feb. 19, 1861
Mar. 2, 1861
Mar. 2. , 18G1
Feb. 9, 1859
An act making provision for arming and equipping the whole body
An act to refund money for expenses incurred for subsistence or
mustered into the service of the United States.
An act to provide for the settlement of accounts of public oilicers
in Mexico.
An act to authorize the Secretary of War to settle and adjust the
An act mal-ing appropriatious for the civil and diplomatic expenses
An act nraking appropriations for the support of the army for the
An act making appropriations for sundry civil expenses of the govern
An act making appropriations for the support of the Military Acaderuy
An act for the relief of the legal representatives of Sylvester Day,
An act to liquidate the unadjusted contracts of the Tennessee river
An act for the relief of the Missionary Society of the Methodist
An act making appropriations for the support of the army for the
A. n act making appropriations for sundry civil expeuses of the gov
An act making appropriations for the support of the Military Academy
An act for the relief of Lieutenant George L. Hartsuff, United
An act to supply deficiencies in the appropriations for the service of
An act making appropriations for sundry civil expenses of the govern
An act nraking appropriations for the support of the army for the
An act to provide for the payment of the claims of the State of
hlexican war.

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES. 485
ESTABLISHMENT.
June, 1860; also the appropriations and expenditures on account of' the Inihtary
Iciih the unexpended balances on the 80th day of jttne, 1861, Iohich are to be
ACIS OF APPROPRIATION,
of the militia of the United States.
transportation furnished for the use of volunteers during the present war before being
and others who may have received moneys arising from military contributions
or otherwise
expenses of the Rogue River war.
of the government for the year endiug June 30, 1856, and for other purposes.
year ending June 30, 1856.
ment for the year ending June 30, 1859.
for the year ending June 30, 1861.
late a surgeon in the United States army.
improvements.
Episcopal Church.
veer ending June 30, 1861.
ernment for the year ending June 30, 1861.
for the year ending June 30, 1862.
6tates army.
the fiscal year ending June 30, 1861.
ment for the year ending June 30, 1862.
year ending June 30, 1862.
Maine for expenses incurred by that State in organizing a regiment of volunteers for the

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Subsistence of the army
Subsistence of oi'ficers
Transportation of the army
Forage
Clothing.
Payment in lieu of clothing for officers' servants
Purchase of horses for dragoons
Expenses of recruiting
Raising four additional regiments
Quartermaster's department
Incidental expenses of the quartermaster'sdepartm't.
Transportation and supplies in the quartermaster's
department
Transportation of officers' baggage
Medical and hospital department
Barracks, quarters, kc
Contingencies of the army
Three months extra pay
Payment to discharged. soldiers for clothing not
drawn
Subsistence of ten regiments of regular troops
Remounting four companies of light artillery
Purchase of stoves forofficersand soldiers' quarters
Purchase of horses for light artillery by Ordnance
department
Spparatus and equipments for field signals. ... .
Pay of oi5cers, cadets, kc. , at West Point
Subsistence of oificers, 6-c. at West Point &
Forage for officers' horses at West Point. . . .. . Current and ordinary expenses at West Point
Forage for artillery and cavalry horses at West Point.
Supplying horses for artillery and cavalry practice
at West Point. . . . . . . . . . . . .
Increase and expense of library at West Point. . .
Expense of board of visitors at West Point.
Furniture for hospital for cadets at West Point. .
Repairs of oi5cers' quarters at V& est Point .
bIodels for cavalry department at West Point. .
Extension of water pipes and increase of reservoir
at West Point
Targets and batteries for artillery exercise at West
P oint.
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Gas pipes, gasometers, and retorts at West Point
Payment in lieu of clothing for oificers' servants
at West Point .
Iron girders for academic building at West Point
Warming apparatus for academic building at West
Point.
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12, 18
12, 18
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12, 18
12, 18
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12, 18
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12, 18
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667, 063 47
31, 864 52
850 52
63, 471 51
72, 023 24
6, 820 22
96, 099 99
93, 070 05
105&129 47
15, 486 21
819 22
9&984 67
5, 183 17
48, 936 57
693 79
13, 759 49
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7, 196, 432 00
4& 180, 564 00
2, 010, 885 00
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1, 492, 997 33
80, 260 00
251 000 00
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3& 281, 000 00
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191& 225 50
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116, 096 00
4, 161 00
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347, 099 99
2431070 05
105, 129 47
3, 296& 486 21
936, 819 22
9& 984 67
255, 183 17
2401162 07
811, 547 29
63, 759 49
28, 261 09
100, 001 14
7, 925 05
28, 042 64
46, 977 40
2, 000 00
117&770 99
4& 161 00
7& 188 03
36, 895 00
10, G40 00
2, 000 00
1, 000 00
4, 500 00
100 00
500 00
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143, 712 80
149, G6G 89
34, 589 58
873, 648 28
16&070 94
51, 403 71
5, 744 32
89, 06)4 35
2, 485 21
6, 432 91
216, 643 93
138& 181 03
1&196 58
29, 262 99
26 17
52. 939 08
46 82
1, 695 G4
7, 631, 523 20
4, 997, 294 36
2, 077, 339 10
5, 466, 498 80
3ZO, G22 46
1, 616, 424. 28
92, 824 54
436& 164 34
245, 555 26
111, 562 38
3, 513, 130 14
1, 074, 000 25
11, 181 25
284, 446 16
240, 188 24
8641486 37
63, 759 49
28, 261 09
100, 001 14
7, 925 05
28, 089 36
48, G73 04
2, 000 00
117, 770 99
4, 161 00
7, 188 03
36, 895 00
10, '64O OO
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1, 000 00
4, 500 00
100 00
500 00
100 00
4, 255, 132 15
3, 879) 135 04
989, 521 03
4, 943, 830 02
121, 144 35
1&190, 514 24
39, 943 92
3861785 00
112, 519 16
98, 272 40
2, 040, 870 63
804, 761 OG
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144, 635 66
197, 546 75
484, 342 79
26, 281 08
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50, 001 14
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41, 500 71
2, 000 00
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3&508 20
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36, 895 00
6, 640 00
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3, 376, 391 05
1, 11S, 159 32
1, 087, 818 07
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208, 478 10
425& 910 04
52, 880 62
49, 379 34
133, 036 11
13, 2S9 98
1, 47Z, 259 51
269, 239 19
10, 943 05
139, 810 50
421G41 49
380, 143 58
37, 478 41
2G, 314 09
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27, 165 38
7&172 33
7, 743 99
652 80
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2, 500 00
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150 00
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2, 750 00
2, 750 00
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blaterials for quarters for subaltern oificers
Commission upon United States blilitsry Academy
Arming and equipping the militia.
Armament of fortifications . . . . . ...
Manufacture of arms at the national armories. . . Contingencies of fortifications . .
Arsenals. -
Psy of civil superintendents at the national armories.
Repairs, &c. , at Springfield armory
Repairs, &c. , at Harper's Ferry armory
Machinery, tools, &c., for an arsenal of construction
at Fayetteville, N. C.
Ordnance service .
Ordnance, ordnance stores, snd supplies. ..
Purchase of best breech-loading carbines
Purchase of hest breech-loading rifies . .. .
Arsenal at Alleghany
Arsenal st Charleston
Arsenal in California
A. rsenal at Fort Monroe .
Arsenal at Leavenworth
Arsenal at Frankford
Arsenal at Kennebeck
Arsenal at New York
Arsenal at St. Louis
Arsenal at Texas.
Arsenal at &&Vasbington.
Arsenal at Watervliet .
Arsena' at Watertown
Repairs of all the smaller arsenals. . .
Contingencies of arsenals.
Fort Adams, Rhode Island. .
Fort Carroll, Maryland
Fort Calhoun, Virginia.
Fort Clinch& Florida .
Fort Delaware, Delaware
Fort at Fort Point, California.
Fort Gaiues, Alabama
Fort Hamilton and wharf, New York .
Fort Jackson, Louisiana
Fort Jefi'erson, Florida .
Fort Knox, biaine .
Fort Montgomery, New York.
Fort blonroe, Virginia
Fort bloultrie, South Carolina .
Fort blacon, North Carolina
Fort bladison, bfarylsnd
Fort McRse, Florida
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57, 177 77 60, 000 00
43, 445 51
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4, 375 00
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50, 858 57 130, 000 00
22, 378 89
3, 765 75
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5, 366 74
24, 351 32
8, 500 00
30, 600 00
5, 000 00
5&279 00
5, 000 00
1, 000 00
7, 650 00
11, 844 53
11, 628 23
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6, 000 00
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5, 699 59
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10, 500 00
316&000 00
500, 000 00
10, 528 00
15, 000 00
100, 000 00
48, 250 00
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3, 750 00
5, 550 00
43, 000 00
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Fort Richmond, New York ...
Fort Schuyler, Xelv York
Fort St. Philip, Louisiana
Port Taylor, Florida
Fort Winthrop, 31assachusetts .
Fort opposite Port Schuyler, New York . ...
Fort on site of Fort Tompkins, New Yorl-. . . . . . . .
Forts on the western frontier of Texas
Fortifications at Alcatraz island, California
Forti6cations at entrance of Kennebec river, Maine
Portifications at Hog Island ledge, Maine .
Fortifications at entrance of New Bedford harbor . .
Fortifications at Sandy Hook, New York. . .
Fortifications for defence of inner passes into Mobile
bay
Fortifications for defence of entrance to Galveston
harbor and bay.
Forti6cstions at Ship island, coast of the 3f ississippi
Barracks for the western frontier
Reconstructing the stables at Carlisle barracks
Repairs of' barracks, quarters, &c. , not occupied by
troops .
Surveys of sites, &c., for military post near valley
of Red River of the North.
Survey for military defences of the sea and inland
frontier
Purchase of a site aud additional defences for San
Francisco.
Platforms for modern cannon in fortifications of
harbors.
Repairs, &c., of Tower Dupre, Louisiana .
Repairs of barracks at Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Road from Steilacoom, on Puget Sound, to Fort
Walla-'tValla
Road from a point on the Missouri river to New
Fort Eearney
Road from Myrtle creek to Camp Stewart, in Rogue
River valley
Road from Fort Bentou to Walla-Walla. . .
Road from Fort Riley to Bridger's Pass
Road from Steilacoom to Vancouver. . . .
Road fro(n Port Riley to the Arkansas river
Survey of railroad from the 31ississippi to the Pacific.
Repairs of bridge over 31ill creel-, Old Point Comfort
. . . .
Roads and canals . .
Paying for maps, &c. , of survey of Altrato route, &c
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sound and the Atlantic ocean.
Removing obstructious in the Savannah river.
Removing obstructions in the mouth of the Mississippi
river .
Improvement of Des Moines rapids in the Mississippi
river.
Improvement in Cape Fear river, North Carolina
Improvement in the river St. John, Florida .... . Survey of the northern snd northwestern lakes
Repairs snd contingencies of harbors .
Pier and mole at Oswego, New York
Foundation for a light-house on the breakwater at
Waukegan, Illinois
Printing charts of lake surveys. .. . ... . . .
Delaware breakwater.
Construction of a harbor on the east side of Reedy
island .
Construction and repair of snag boats, &c. , for
Ohio and Mississippi rivers, &c..
Continuing the topographical, &c. survey of the
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Improvement of the navigation of the Colorado
river .
Rebuilding and repairing boats snd improvments
on Mississippi and Ohio rivers, 8rc. . . . . . . . .
Improvement of Tennessee river. ..
Materials, tools, &c. , for building four steam
dredges for Lake Champlain, 8rc ..
Coutinuing the improvement of the harbor of Dun-
kirk, New York. . . . . .
Sea wall in the harbor of St. Augustine, Florida.
Dome of the Capitol of the United States
Extension of the Capitol of the United States. .
Extension of the General Post Office
Continuing the Washington aqueduct .
Payment to the State of Texas for moneys advanced
in payment to volunteers.
Payment to the State of Maine for expenses incurred
in organizing a regiment of volunteers for
the Mexican war.
Payment of expenses of militia of New Mexico,
called out in 1854 .
Pay of volunteers; act of March 2, 1847 . . . . .
Payment to the State of Iowa for advances to
troops in 1857, 1858, and 1859
Settlement of suspended accounts for expenses of
volunteers in Kansas Territory in 1856
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Pay of five companies Texas mounted volunteers;
act of July 21, 1852.
Payment of Florida volunteers in 1857 and 1858;
act of Pfsrch 3, 1859
Pay, subsistence, 6&c. , of six companies of New
Mexico volunteers, under General Garland
Pay of Florida militia, on account of the quartermaster's
department
Pay of Florida nfifitia, on account of subsistence
Pay of the companies of Captains Bush, Price, and
Susrez, for military service in Florida . .
Payment of Texas volunteers under General Brooke
Pay s, nd supplies of mounted and foot companies of
Florida volunteers.
Payment of mounted riflemen volunteers, under
Captain John C. Fremont, in 1846
Payment of claims adjudicated by a board of army
officers to mounted rifiemen under Captain J. C,
Arrearages due Florida militia under General Brool-
Arrearages of pay of Kentucl-y volunteers in 1836.
Travelling allowance to volunteers
Forage, transportation, 6:c. , of six companies of
New Mexico volunteers and'spy company, under
General Garland
Subsistence of eleven regiments of volunteers
Arrearages of pay to volunteers in Black Hawk war. .
Three months' pay and allowance to Seminole warriors
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Pay of three companies of Kansas volunteers ..
Arrearages of pay due Captain McRea's company
Virginia volunteers
Support of four companies of volunteers at Camp
Scott, Utah Territory
Purchase of gunpowder for Pacific coast. . . . . .
Civil fund of California.
Refunding to the State of California expenses incurred
in suppressing I~dian hostilities prior to
January, 1854; act of August 5, 1854. . . Preventing and suppressing Indian hostilities. . . . .
Repressing Seminole hostilities
Refunding to the Territory of Utah expenses incurred
in suppressing Indian hostilities, act July
17, 1854
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Mexican hostilities.
Purchase of gunpowder for the land service
Purchase and repairs of iiistrumeuts for corps of
topographical engineers
Military contributions in Mexico . . . . .
Refunding money for expenses incurred, &c
Arrearages prior to July, 1815
Printiug book. of tactics
Contingent expenses of the adjutant general's department
Compensation of clerk aud messenger in office of
commanding general
Contingent expenses of office of commanding general
Artesian well at Fort Monroe, act )ifarch 3, 1857. . .
Testing gun metal for heavy cannon.
Carrying into eifect the joint resolution directing
the payment of certain volunteers and militia,
under the limitations prescribed therein, approved
August 4, 1846
Expenses of Rogue River Indian war
Printiug a revised edition of the System of Instruction
for 1'ield Artillery, act March 3, 1857.
Extra pay of officers and men comprising
ifilexican bouudary commission. . . . .
escort to
Surveying and marking the boundary line of Kansas
Territory.
Payment to the State of Minnesota for expenses incurred
by Captain James Starke's company of
Minnesota volunteers, act of March 3, 1859
Deficiency from Indian hostilities in the transportation
of troops, act March 2, 1861.
Deficiency from Indian hostilities in barracks,
quarters, &c
Deficiency from Indian hostilities in incidental expenses
of the quartermaster's department, act
gfarch 2, 1861
Completing the report and perfecting the drawings
of the San Juan exploring expedition, act, March
2, 1861
Protection of emigrants on the overland routes.
Payment of judgment against Captain A. T. Lee
and others, act March 2, 1861 . . . . . . .
Construction of a military post in or near the valley
of the Red Piver of the North, act 54rch 2, 1861.
Purchare of clocks for permanent posts, act March
2, 1861.
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52, 596 86
37, 876 45
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286 61
453 72
8, 994 00
2, 338 76
4, 000 00
1&378 50
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272 40
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178, 887 00
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Payruent of the civil officers of the Territory of
New Mexico
Relief of AIrs. Agatha O' Brien
Relief of Whitemarsh B. Seabroox and others.
Relief of the legal representatives of Sylvester Day,
late surgeon United States army. . .
Relief of the Missiouary Society of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, act June 1, 1860 .
Relief of Lieutenant George L. Hartsuif, United
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VOTES.
(1) On July 1, 1860, this balance was.
From which deduct this sum transferred
Purchase of horses for light artillery
to—
8, 192 40
$8, 192 40
(2) On July 1, 1860, this balance was.
To which add this sum transferred
Remounting
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four companies of light artillery
8, 785 00
8, 192 40
$16, 977 40
(3) This amount was transferred from—
"Repairs and incidental expenses of light-house at Oswego, N. Y. "
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NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT.
8 YA YE;iilEXT
EXHIBITING
THE BALANCES OF APPROPRIATIONS I NEXPENDEV &)N THE LAST DAY OF JI NE~ ]660.
THE tPPROPRIATIO'XS AND EXPENDITURES
ON SCCOCNT OF
THE NAVAL SERVICE OF THE i. NITED STATES,
FOR
TEIE FISC II. I. YEA. R ENDING JVNE 80, 1861;
TOGETH SR WITH
The ItnexJIen&lecl, balances on the 30th day og JuI&e, ISGI, Ichich are to be
accounted for in the next, a«nrzal statenrerrt.
Nors. — The figures in the columns of this statement headed "References to acts" refer
to the particular acts of appropriation which authorize the expenditure of the sums placed
in the columns headed "Appropriations for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1861. "

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502 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
NAVAL
Statement ezhi biti&zg the balances nf ayyroyriationsunexpended
on the last &lay
seruice of t1ee 6 nited States for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1861; together
accounted for in the 7&ezt annual statement.
DATES AED TITLES OF THE
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March 3, 1849
March 3, 1849
June 22, 1860
Feb. 1, 1849
Feb. 16, 1853
March 3, 1855
Aug. 1, 1856
May 9, 1860
Feb. 21, 1861
March 2, 1861
An act making appropriations for the naval service for the year
An act to provide for the settlement of the accounts of public
otherwise, in Mexico.
An act making appropriations for the naval service for the year
An act for the relief of the forward oiiicers of the late exploring
An act for the relief of Joseph Morehead.
An act making appropriation for the naval service for the year
An act for the relief of the widows and orphans of oiiicers lost on
An act for the relief of Richard W. Meade.
An act making appropriations for the naval service for the year
An act for the relief of Thomas G. Corbin.
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Clothing
Provisions.
Pay of superintendents.
Surgeons' necessaries.
Contingent expenses.
Increase, repairs, armam't, and equipm't of the navy
Six erst class steam frigates.
Five sloops-of- war
Seven steam sloops and one steamer.
Seven steam screw sloops-of-war
Naval academy
Navy yard at Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Navy yard at Boston, Massachusetts.
Navy yard at New Yorl', New Yorl- .
Navy yard at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Navy pard at Washington, District of Columbia. . . .
Navy pard at Norfolk, Virginia
Navy yard at Pensacola, 1 lorida
Navy yard at Sackett's Harbor, New York.
Navy yard at Mare Islaud, California .... Magazine at Portsmouth, New Hampshire. ...... .
Magazine at Boston, Massachusetts .
Magazine at New York, New Yorlr
Magazine at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. ..
Magazine at Washington, Districi of Coluznbia .
Magazine at Norfolk, Virginia .
Magazine at Pensacola, Florida. ...
Magazine at Mare Island, California. . ... Carried forward. ... ..... .
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299, 176 55
2& 195 13 1& 984, 550 00
787 265 85 296, 708 00
13, 116 38 717150 00
45. 675 64 1, 495, 000 00
10, 765 83 4, 1037000 00
716, 954 07
192, 965 04
63, 010 48
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16, 174 30
93, 326 04
30, 038 31
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13& 207 84
312 25
45, 917 95
49&440 97
70, 842 77,
6, 536 03j
33, 560 76'
1, 577 42
6, 348 30
598 00
11, 439 00
1&200, 000 00
106, 663 25
30, 000 00
75, 000 00
87, 225 00
27, 043 00
51&414 00
147. 056 00
10, 000 00
2, 000 00
115, 000 00
7, 400 00
600 00
10, 000 00
23, 200 00
1, 132 00
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ESIABLISFI JIEXT.
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mr'th the rsnr'x)ienrtril balan&Pe rin the 30th of . Jirnrr, 1S61, Iohieh are to be
ACTS OF APPROPIIIATION.
ending June 30, 1850.
OSccrs and others who may have received moneys arising from military contributions,
ending June 30, 1861.
expedition.
ending June 30, 1856, (Zd section. )
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Hospital at Washington, District of Columbia.
Hospital at Boston, Massachusetts. . .
Hospital at New Yorl-
Hospital at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Hospital at Norfolk, Virginia.
Hospital at Pensacola, Florida. . .
Support of beneficiaries at the Naval Asylum at
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania .
Navy hospital fund.
Pay of the marine corps.
Provisions for the marine corps .
Clothing for the marine corps
Fuel for the marine corps
ivIilitsry stores for the marine corps
Transportation and recruiting the marine corps
Repairs of barracks, A, c. , for the marine corps
Contingencies of the marine corps. .
Marine barracks at Brooklyn, New York. ... .
Marine barracks at Pensacola, Florida. .
Repairs of marine barracks at Charlestown, Mass
Stevens's war steamer.
American Nautical Almanac. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Purchase and repair of nautical instruments
Printing and publishing )Sailing Directions
Publication of Wind and Current Charts
Contingent expenses snd wages in Observatory and
Hydrographical office
Publishing charts, Rc. , of La Plsta river.
Testing improvement in steam boilers . .
Testing useful inventions and discoveries. . . . . . . . .
Mexican hostilities.
Military contributions in Mexico. .
Prize money to captors during the war with Olexico.
Arming and manning the ordnance ship Plymouth.
Pay of dropped naval officers.
Arranging, 6:c. , specimens of natural history
Exploration of the Parana and tributaries of the
Paraguay river
Naval depot at Blythe island, coast of Georgia . . . .
Removal of the naval monument to the Naval
Academy at Annapolis, Maryland
Erection of a hose house
Extra pay to officers and men employed on the
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Pacific coast
Compensation of clerks in the United States naval
astronomical expedition. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Exploration snd verilication of the surveys, 6:c. , of
a ship canal near the Isthmus of Darien. . . . .
Carried forward .
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496 40
5& 420 70
492 48
581 61
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587 18
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20, 952 96,
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143, 518 00
195, 546 00
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152, 916 27
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25, 100 80
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20, 769 91
66& 696 85
65, 668 56
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19, 456 00
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53, 898 21
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18, 1G5 35
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12, 676 00
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37, 892 57
344, 043 91
80, 154 33
118, 021 25
13, 300 00
11, 359 88
15, 596 36
5, 288 75
34, 152 69
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20, 152 87
19, 941 12
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Washington navy yard and marine barracks
Purchase or charter of vessels for the Paraguay
expedition
Fuel for the navy
Purchase of hemp for the navy .
Drdnance, ordnance stores, and small arms, includ-
ing incidental expenses. . ..
Charter of the Toey-wan
Purchase of saltpetre for the navy. . Engraving charts of the survey of Behring's Straits,
the North Pacific ocean, and China Seas
Commission to the Isthmus of Chiriqui.
Report of the survey of the route between California
and China, and portions of the coast of Japan.
Purchase of the right to Brooke's deep-sea sounding
apparatus
Purchase of the right to Davidson's boat apparatus.
Purchase of thc right to Sargeant's
steam, engine
governor
North Pacific Surveying expedition.
Construction of a sewer on Flushing avenue, Brooklyn,
New York. . . . . . .
Relief of widows& 6;c„of those lost in the Albany
Relief of Joseph Morehead.
Relief of Richard W. Meade
Relief of the forward officers of the late exploring
expedition .
Relief of Thomas G. Corbin. . . . .
3
3, 9
3, 9
3, 9
3
9
9
9
9
9
9
5
8
4
10
(
3& 347& 047 68 20, 516, 605 94
2, 856 61
270, 534 48
163, 549 50
348, 244 16
45, 000 00
595 00
1& 380, 000 00
600, 000 00
665, 500 00
10, 000 00
20, G82 00
11, G37 81
5, 000 00
5, 000 00
10& 000 00
10, 000 00
7, 700 00
60, 000 00
336 00
375 61
535 09
879 00
293 15
$4, 17 7, 232 43 23, 305, 139 51

— Continuo'.
RECEIPTS AND EXPE') DITURES 507
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)&'
I
23, 863, G53
62 1, 974, 118 59 25, 837, 772 21 13, 091, 804 92
69, 426 27 12, 676, 541 02
595 On 595 00 595 00
2, 856 6!
1, 650, 534 48
763, 549 50
1, 013, 744
45, 000
10, 000
20, 682
11, 637
16
00.
00
00~
81I
5, ono oo
5, 000 00 .
10, 000 00,
1, 06)'& 77
1, 824 79
19, 472 50
42 28
2&856 61
1, G51, 597 25
765, 374 29
1, 033, 216 66
45, 000 00
10& 000 00
20, 682 00
11, 680 09
5& 000 00
5, 000 00
10, 000 00
21856 61
616, 242 89
140) 300 82
493& 84 45 .
1, 625 31
4, 980 83
925 00
3, 078 86
5, 000 00
10&000 00.
1, 035, 354 36
625, 073 47
539, 368 21
45', ono oo
8, 374 69
15, 701 17
10, 755 09
11921 14
10, 000 00
7, 700 00
Go, noo
336
375
535
879
293
no . .
00
Gl'
00)
00
15
10) 000 00
7, 700 00
60, 000 00
336 00
375 61
535 00
879 00
293 15
10)000 00
336 00 .
375 61
535 00
879 00
293 15
7, 700 00
Gn, noo 00
27, 482& 371 94 1, 99G, 520 9329, 478, 892 87 1413831677 45 69, 426 27' 15&025 789 15

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RECEIPTS AND
EXPEXDITURES.
.
+t(( ter«enzt ezlzibi ti&zg the ba7azzces dzze ozz accozzzzt of' ol(l izzterzzal
30, 1861.
rez ezztze, Jurze
Yam ex. 0%ces. Districts.
Balances due June 30,
1861.
To otRcers.
By of8cers.
Joshua W(, ntworth
Timothy Osgood .
William Pecl- . Daniel Dexter .
Paul Allen
Nathaniel Cushing
Abel Sherman. . . . .
Jarues Hedden
Peter Smith
Henry Miller.
John Conrad.
Dauiel Delozicr
Richard Marshall . .
-- ~ ~
~ I
George I31agruder.
Evans Willmg. .. . .
I
Robert J. H. Handv
I
Late surveyor ..
Collector.
Supervisor
Collector
do.
do
. do
do
do
Supervisor . .
Acting supervisor ..
Supervisor
Collector . .
do
. do
do
John Bennett. . . do
Joseph Forman . . do
Sanmel Hanson ... ... l. do
. . . . ~. . . . do
Samuel Sibley
'
Levin Ba, liard . do
Levin Pollett . . do
I
John Dicl-inson. ...
dn
John Thoma-
do
Jeremiah Xicholls. . . do
,
Richard G. Hardesty. .
I do
William Richardson Inspector
Collector.
James II allace. . . Stamp agent . . . . . .
George Collett . . . . . . . .
~
Robert Suoddy .. ~
John A. Burdick. . do
Jame. Craig. . . do
,
Alexander Campbell
Vincent Gray ...
Edrvard Warsham
John E. Holt
Jacob Feltner. . .. .
Charles Vowles. . .
Alexander Hawthorne .. I
Elias Srilwcll ..
Enoch Dailv. ..... ~,
Thomas Wiiliams. . . . . .
Collector. . . . . . . . .
do
do
. do
do.
---do
do
do
do
George Alexander. . I
William Revnolds. .. do
Benjamin Cudworth. . do
John 31arhews ... . .,
Supervisor
James Alger. . do
Joshua Houghton
Andrew Baxter
Robert 3IcDougal
Lambert Clayton. . dn .
. . . do
District attorney.
Collector . .
Late collector. . .
do
yt(rv Hampshire
Massachusetts .
Rhode Island.
do
. . . do.
do
hew York .
Yew Jersey
do
Pennsvlvania
do
Maryland .
do
do
do
do
. do.
do
. do.
do.
. do
~ (zo-
. do
do. . .
do
. do.
do
do
. do
do
- do.
do.
. . . --. do
do
do.
Yirginia . . .
. do
do
. do
. do.
'snr th Carolina.
do.
do
do
(10.
South Carolina .
Geor ia .
dn
dn
. do
(l"
4 I
88
94
1 59
03 25
ll
7 18
184 20
Carried forsvard 81. 35s 51
7, 414 51
55 18
4, 468 50
1, 252 94
46 11
4, 049 52
115 00
128 ii
4, 349 65
5, 037 44
49, 287 78
559 80
1. 902 3i
4, 704 15
1, 114 36
54 15
15 11
229 01
18 i2
1, 654 24
155 51
15 06
122 69
71 10
4 13
95 15
17 18
20 75
123 44
468 74
85 16
232 33
1, 924 02
2i 26
413 22
155 81
52 25
20 73
s
4i 50
398 00
25 00
111 05
411
91, 489 06

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITI IlES
bT 't'I'ERIE'&&'f' —
(' »&ti»t» &l.
509
I a&ncs. Ofbccs. Dist&icts.
Balances due June 30,
1861.
To ofhcer~
By oflicers
Henry Clmppalcar . .
Sa»&»i l Gardinan. . .
John Collier .
John Da&vacott.
Henry J&i»~ . .
Yancy s. &odors. Hamilton Wynn ..
John Best wick .
Edward White . .
Simeon Maxwell ..
David Rc(. '
Isaac Crew. ..
Claud Tbomps&m .
Jolm Overton .. Thoruas Brown.
Reubcn Saunders
Thomas Gray
Edward Scott
Henry Bradford James 51orrison ..
Robert Crockett
John W. Han»a
W&ll&an& Ythreslllcv.
John Artl&nr.
J. Arthur an&i G. Manscl
Thomas Worthh&gton
James S&»ith. . .
Robert Momson. . . . . -
Griflith Green
John G. Jlac»n. . . .
Elisba Tisdale. . .
Ebenezer Sproat
Late collector
do
do.
. do.
do. -----
&io------
do. ------
do
.&lo
do------
Su&'vcvo&' ~ - ---. ~
Collector. ..
do
District »ttorne
Collector.
Supervisor . . . . .
. do.
A& tin . supervis
t'&&ll«ctor.
V.
0&
do
Supervisor . . . . .
Collector . .
do.
do
do
do
do
.
'
Brought forward. .
Georgia .
do
do
do
do
. do.
do
do
do--
do
do
do
do
,
Tennessee
. do.
do.
do
&lo
do
Flentncky
do.
do
do
do
Northwest
. do.
. do
do.
do
do
do
. do
district
1, 358 51
5
21 70
91, 489 06
220 73
10 00
9 00
465 57
163 65
IS 00
391 02
SSI 61
28 00
48 34
262 55
221 83
128 82
533 Sl
2, 313 79
140 00
113 00
84 35
8, 518 93
33, 229 12
949 85
2, 285 83
I, 544. 22
44 64
2) ll& 91
126 21
458 62
90 24
61 91
25 66
',
9l, 402 56 l46, 475 70

510 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
Statement exhibiting the balances due on account og direct tax og 1798, June
30, 1861.
Names. Offices. Districts.
Balances due June 30,
1861.
Nathaniel Rogers. .
John g. Dexter. .
William Peck. ..
John A. Collins. . .
John Allen .
Thomas Potter, jr.
Nicholas E. Durfee.
'I'homas Palmer . . . . . . .
John Remington .
Joseph Thomston .
George James.
Francis W. Gardiner . .
Henry N iles
William H. Davis
Peleg Rhodes
Daniel S. Dexter .
John Rogers.
James Paine .
Duty Smith
Nehemiah Knight, jr. .
Thomas Wilburn. . .
Fleet Brown .
John Gorton.
Samuel Osgood
Benjamin Goldsmith ..
Jesse Hale
Eliphalet Chichester ..
Joseph Lattiug.
Joseph Perrine
George Huisin ...
Frederick Wcisenfels
William Brown
Daniel Hitchcock . .
Carlisle Pollock
John B. Groshen. ...
Elijah Ward .
Evert Hogenkamp. . ..
Samuel Moffat
John Morrill
James Dill
Nathan Halsey
Wm. Kuicl'erbocl-er .
A. Vosburg
W. D. Houtailing ..
Storm A. Becker .
Jesse Shepherd. . . . . „.
Robert Mitchell
George Marsh.
Abraham. Wells . .
Abraham Conyne. . . . . .
Late supervisor
do
Acting supervisor
Collector
&lo
do
do
do
. do
do
do.
do. --
. do
. -----dQ---
do
do
do
do
do
do
. do
do
do
do
do
-do
do. .
-do
do
do
do
. do
. do
-do
do. .
do
do
do
do---
do
do
do
. do
do
do
-do
do
New Hampshire .
Rhode Island
do
do.
do
do
do
do
. de
(10
. do
. do
. do
do
do
. do
. do .
do
do
do
do
. do
do
do
Acting supe rvisor New York
Collector
do.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do.
do
.-do-------. -.
do.
do
do
do
do.
do .
(io
do
-do.
do
do
do
---- do
To officers. By oihcers.
25 52
592 36
14 45
2& 528 47
109 52
10 97
4 80
26 43
5
1 97
6 30
1 39
6 70
5 61
1 53
67 93
601 30
4 00
45
4 22
76
15 63
11 18
196 62
5 94
5 76
39
40 56
6 20
28 77
124 28
76 02
63 44
194 09
35 90
33 58
1 82
44 03
2g 16
g9
2 37
20
0'1
14 97
34 r
34 00
2(l 69
5 80
4 85
40 00
Carried forward 5, PJ8 05

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Virginia
~
31,
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES. 511
& T &t TECHIE')& T — Continued.
Names. Off)ces. Districts.
Balances due June 30,
1861.
I To officers. By officers.
Late collector
Collector
Late collector
Collector
do
do.
. Supervisor
do
Collector
Stephen Cromwell.
Cor. C. Buckms, n.
John Fluskey. ..
Abraha, in Camp
Iles:s Wright ... ... do
James C. &'liapell. .. ~
Ricketson flurlingh;Iin
Henry Mill(r
Daniel Delozier . . .
,
John Ford. ...... . i
William Alexander. .. do
James Arthur. . . . . .. do
John B&nnett. . ..
do
John Green. . . do
Thomas Carter. . Matthew Rhodes John Burkley. ..... Samuel Richardson. ..
John Brown
Wilson D&ivis .
P)obert Steele
Henry Edmonson
Archba!d McCall .
Elias Sti i)veil .
Alexander Hawthorn . .
John Armstrong . . . . . .
Daniel Stevens
Robert E. Cochran
Hugh Swinton .
Charles E. Steedman John JI;irsb)ill, jr ....
Thomas Godfrey .
John Simpson. ...
'I'homes Hutcliison.
James E. Benson ..
James Al"& r .
John Jb)ttliews ...
Joseph Turner . . .
William A. Stewart
George Watkins .
Thomas McKenney
'William lVynn.
. .
'
Hen& y Cb a p paler. .
John D&irra cot t. . ... .
Jauies &&. Crosby Samuel G;irdiiier .
John Overton
R&)bert &'re(kelt
do
do.
. do.
do.
do
do
do
do.
do.
. . do
Late col! ector
. do
Super viso
. do
Collector
do.
. do
do
do
&10
do
Superviso
&lo
Collector .
do
do
do
. do
do
do
'do
do
Supersdso
do
Brought forward
New York
. do
. do
do
do
. do
do
Pennsylvania
Maryland
do
do
do.
do
do
do
do
do.
. do . .
. do.
do.
. do
do
do
do
North Carolina.
South Carolina
. do.
. do
. . . . . do. . .
. . do.
do
Georgia
. do.
. . . . . . do. . . . . . . . . . .
.. do.
do
(io
... do
. . &1o. . . . . . . . . . .
Ilo.
. do.
'I'I nnessee
Kentucky
20 02
21
24
7
59
47
10
1 34
1 05
8 86
5 49
9 li3
5, 138 05
50 91
36 85
24 29
1G 20
53 70
22G 31
54 49
2, 292 23
423 58
264 34-
3 49
2G2 36
2 55
25 16
20 23
266 76
495 90
2 930 52
443 94
193 80
70 45
808 66
570 89
862 29
418 11
387 32
195 07
534 25
492 53
1, f)25 75
2, 164 19
352 91
927 71
G87 25
2 029 15
46 10
4, 516 99
$53 57
~
915 28

&148
512 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
Statement, exhibiting t1ze tzatances drze on accozznt og r'nternat nenentze, Jzizze 30,
1S61.
Balances due June 30, 1861.
Collectors and others.
Gideon Garrlner. . .
Taylor Sherman.
Nathan Myers
William Tremer.
Josiah Sheldon. . . . . .
Silas Holmes
Moses J. Cantine
Sylvester D. Russell .
John White
Nicholas Kern
Mathias Richards. .
Jacob Lechner
Hugh Bt:llas
David Rieliy
William Cunningham
Henry H. Beeson
John Witbrow George Slorgan Robert Beatty. .. James Patterson. .
Satuuel M. Reed.
Andre w Ste war t
Stephen H Moore
Thomas B. Hall.
Daniel Schnebly . .
John MciNeil, jr.
Williatn A. Harrison
Jonathan Jacl. son.
Salathiel Curtis .
Salathiel Curtis
Sauiuel B. Hall
Asher Waterman. . . . .
'
Joseph Fawcett .
William D. Taylor
Thomas JI. Randolph.
George F. Strothers
Henry Mencfee
John Slclrarlsnd.
John S. Benhsm
Charles Anthony
Charles lk Sherman . .
Jeremiah P. Fogg .
John M Goodenow
Satuuel Coulter .
Goodenow St Dyke
John W. Willey. . ---.
I
'lhomas D. Webb . . . . I-
15
2
4
6
10
19
1
8
12
14
15
15
16
17
17
18
4
8
8
9
5
6
8
8
18
19
19
7
3
6
6
States.
Massachusetts ..
Connecticut
New York
. Clo
do
. do
De puty district attorney, southern
district New York.
New Jersey, district attoruey
Pennsylvania,
do
do
Pennsylvania,
do
. do
. do
1'ennyslvania,
do
. do
do
Pennsylvania,
ern district.
Maryland
. do
. do.
district attortiey
sheriff
attorney, west-
Virginia, western district, attorney.
tie
. do.
. do.
. clo.
. do ..
Virginia, late acting attorney,
eastern district.
(10 ... .
North Carolina. . . .
Ohio, district attorney. .
. tlo.
Ohio
0 hio ' .
Ohio
Ohio
Ohio, attorneys-at-law
Ohio, late district attorney
Ohio
Carried forward. . . . . . l
To collectors
and others.
15
1 64
96 72
49 93
By collectors
and others.
18, 180 10
7, 311 03
16, 592 20
559 98
361 80
584 10
1, 158 79
18, 553 33
2) 130 22
247 43
2, 015 26
11, 114 42
932 35
I, 645 15
16, 075 34
2, 928 40
321 33
18, GS5 08
181 60
2, 51G 38
12, 687 i2
9, 150 47
1, 614 81
4, 430 74
283 28
2, 276 91
1, 998 94
453 60
3 64
763 83
10, 005 71
85 98
602 56
498 19
900 38
SS 39
17, 841 l6
1, 845 7't
5 38
2i5 39
410 40
162 05
106 40
188&585 99

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
STATE NEXT — Continued.
518
Balances due June 30, 1861.
Collectors and others. ,
John H. )klorton. ..
Samuel Theobold
John Coburn. .. Benjamin Field Benjamin Field Amos Edwards .... .
, fohn H. Morton.
John A. Jones
William Bard. ....
John Rynum
Francis Adams
Sene Dubuse
Robert Mitchell ..
Thomas Brown
Nicholas T. Perkins
David H. Crawford
P. A. Oelachaise. . .
Allen D. Thorn .. ...
John W. 'l hompson
Edward Bates. .
James H. L'lake.
Wm. Whitaker, Jaa
Wilson, and the
heirs and legal rep- l
resentatives of Jos.
l
B. Hain ilton.
George i)1. Bil&b. . . . . . ,
4
2
3
4
5
6
6
7
8
10
3
5
1
J
2
States.
Brought forward. . .
Kentucky
do
do
do
. do
-. do
. . . . . do
.. do
do
South Carolina.
dE)
. ... do
Tennessee
. rlo
Georgia
Louisiana .
Indian Territory
Missouri.
Missouri, United States attorney.
District of Columbia. . . . . .
Sureties of Amos Edwards,
collector of the 6th district
of Kentucky.
Late United States attorney,
Kentucky.
To collectors
and others.
148 44
88 2S
34 33
544 76
$815 81
By collectors
and others.
188, 585 99
14, 658 14
588 25
6, 854 78
882 09
2, 871 35
5, 239 37
3, 225 76
2, 903 67
18, 161 88
1, 722 28
2, 533 14
400 04
9, 954 30
2, 257 51
27 00
1'2, 089 10
8, 150 63
1, 116 12
351 62
2, 497 92
285, 070 94
33 It

514 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
Statement exhibiting the balances due on account of direct tax of 1816, June
30, 1861.
Balances due June 30, 1861.
Collectors and others. 60
O
John Massey
Hatevil Knight .
Amos Townsend. .
Josiah W. Seaver. . . .
Nicholas Kern
John Conrad.
John Snyder.
William Cunningham
Samuel M. Read
Richard Beau
George Brown
Richard Duval
Thomas B. Hall. . .
James H. Bla, ke. .
Daniel Kiucheloe
Salathiel Curtir .
Scuvant Jones
William D. Taylor
, lohn H. Alley
Richard Mitchell
George Matlock. . .
William C. Mynate
William 1Vard
John Thompson. .
$
CQ
2
5
8
8
12
15
18
23
1
5
8
4
5
17
18
12
1
4
10
2
States.
Clerk district court, Maine ..
New Hampshire. ..
16assachusetts
. do.
Pennsylvania ..
Pennsylvania, late marshal. . .
Maryland
District of Columbia. . . . . . . . .
Virginia . .
do . .
do.
North Carolina
Tennessee
do .
Clei k court eastern
Tennessee.
Kentucky
Louisiana
district
To collectors
and others.
4 29
By collectors
and others.
1, 917 43
42 41
20
5, 306 93
1, 817 81
1, 428 50
3, 755 15
3, 106 56
798 04
2, 938 64
132 55
2, 087 47
257 74
126 39
6, 202 17
2 15
3, 804 65
6, 250 10
2, 115 54
114 28
432 43
91 05
14, 440 57
$4 29 57, 168 76
Balances due on account of the tax of' 1815.
'
John H. Alley . 12
William Marshall . . 1
North Carolina
Louisiana.
6, 643 56
53 20
$6, 696 76
Due by collectors designated
to receive the list of taxes due by non-residents.
Wkliam H. Taylor. . . .
John H. Morton.
Nicholas T. Perkins
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
12, 397 09
3, 174 07
45 53
315, 616 69

HTATKNENT
OF THE
ACCOUNTS OF RECEIVERS OF PUBLIC iIIONEYS
ARISING
FB, ON THE SALE OF PUBLIC LENDS
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUiVE 30, 1861.

i Washmgton,
'
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
Statement of the accounts of receivers of public moneys arising from
Due July I, 1860,
Receivers. Districts. Date of bond
By receivers. To receive&'s,
1
2
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
11
)2
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
rs6
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
:39
4II
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
57
58
59
60
Thomas McNaliy , James Rnwe ...... George E. Greene*. .. . Cherie. C. Campbell. . A. G. Ilerndon. ...... , sanies 4. Dougherty, Ehas E Buckiier .........
. do.
John J. Turnbsugh . . . . . .
Thomas J. Bishop. . . . . . . .
N. B. Holden. . . . . . , , . . . . .
John S. Hnustnn. . . .......
John Peebles*
Th oinas E. Herbert s. John S. Nance". .. . .. . do i .... ...... James W. 'IVarren. .......
do,
...... do 7 .. ........ . Richard F. Cook. ..... . do *. . . ... .... . ..
Sidney 54 Torbert 7, ... .
Edmnnd M. Hastings". .. ,
L M. Stiff*.
Wni. N. Wbiteliurst. . ..
...... do *.... . . .....
A. a R. i. "arter .. . ...
do *... . . , ... ,
Robert A. Clarl' *. . John J. Gage . . . 7. ... . ..... do!!. ..., .. .
Robert D. Haden do 7 ......... . Henry W. Palfrey. .., .... .
..... . do j, ... . . John Poesy* ..... , . .. ...
Chas. H. Morrison. .... ...
C H. Dnbbs. ... ~ ~. George Purvis *.... .. . .
Jesse R. McClenden $. . John Laplace * . .
Jacob Beeson. ..... .., ...
Geo. S Fro. t. . . . . . . . . . . . .
H enry K. Hanger . . . . . . . . ,
Henry J. IVil. . on . . . . . . . . .
John C. Dexter .. , . .
Wn& L. P. I. iule .... , ,
('harles H. Robinson. . . R. J. Grave)at. . .. , , Ebenezer Warren jj .... ...
...... do. .... ...... .. .
H rnry R. blather ... Alexander Campbell O. A. Stevens ... . , .
Wm A. Bevens. ,
do ....... .... .
P. T Crutrhiield 7 . Daniel GriSn, . . ... . .
...... dn ..... . .
Carried forward.
Chil icothe, Ohio ...... do .... ... Vincennes, Ind .. Indianapolis) Ind Spnngheld, III. . .
Ht. Louis, Mo, . , ,
Boonville, bio ..., ...
do
Jackson, Mo. ... ,.. Springn) ld, Mo. .. , , .
Wars)in, Mo
Pie ttshu)rg, Mo. .. . . St. Stephen's, Ala . ..
Green viRe, Ala
Huntsville, Ala. ..
, ... . do .... .... ,
Tuscaloosa, Ala ..... . do ........... . .
..., , . do, , Elba, Ala . .......
..... . do .....
Drmopoli, Ala. .. .
Montgomery, Ala. .
Centre, Ala. ........ .
Miss, ...
do ...
Paulding, Miss. ......
do
Jacksim, Miss , Grenada, Miss .......
CI0
do .... .. . . .
I
..., , ..., Columbus, Miss. ...... ... j'
do
New Orleans, La. , ,
do .... .... . ,
Opelousas, La. ...........
blonroe, La. ..... ... . ,
I
. . do . .
...., , do ......... . .... !
Green. burg, La. . ...
Natchitocl&es, La .
l&etroit, Mich. ...
, do ... , ..........
...... do
j Ionia, Mich. . ..... ,
I. ..... do .... ........
East Saginaw, Mich
j
..... . do .... ., ... ,. .
Marquette) Mich. , , , do ............ ......
. . . . . . . . do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,
. . do . . . .
Traverse City, Mich . . . . . . .
Batesviile, Ark . . . . . . . . . . ,
do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . Little Rock, Ark. . . , . . . . .
Washington, Ark . . . . . . . . .
. , , . , do . . . .
* To March 31, 1861.
7 Hale of Cherok) e school lands.
To December 3I, 1860.
0 Sale of Choctaw orphan lands. '
May
A pril
March
May
June
May
June
Juiy
June
May
April
Jan.
Sept.
Feb.
April
Apwl
May
April
Apnl
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
A pnl
blarch
Nov.
Oct.
July
April
Jan.
April
Sept,
Sept.
March
Feb.
May
April
Feb.
Apnl
April
March
Sept.
May
Feb.
July
Oct.
June
July
April
July
April
May
June
Aug.
. . . . . d
Dec.
May
June
Feb.
Feb.
April
May
March
ii Amount recewed for approved private claims.
20, 1858
19, 1861
17, 1859
24', ie. e
18, 1858
21, 1858
9, 1854
3, IU58
3, 1858
I &
1858
1& 1860
22, 1858
2& 1858
27, 1860
26, 1858
26, Iebe
2 1853
13, 1857
14& 1858
22) 1856
25, 1860
Il, 1859
I, 1858
I, )BUU
I, 1856
2&I, 1860
25, 1857
I, 1858
23, 1858
30, l855
I) 1856
I, 1856
I, 1855
14& 1859
I, 1857
I, lebt!
20& 1857
3, 1855
6, 1856
10, 1859
29& 1860
I) 1860
29, 1860
I, 1858
2, 1860
I, 1861
I, l858
29, 1861
20) 1858
16, 1861
15& 1857
I and
27& 1859
0
10) 1860
I, 1861
1 I, 1&)58
'28, 1856
IU) 1860
I, 1859
16, IBM
I, 1860
1, 762 35
376 9l '. .
19 92
2, 611 85
769 72
1, 6IU Bl
2, 169 54
11, 448 40 o.
2, '30e 47 j, .
14, 198 Oi '. 2, 912 29 '..
684 24
14, 435 ld
74 94 j. .
1, 092 06
320 67
2, 598 97
13, 092 92
1, 6I3 49
', 790 14
1, 560 49 )
132 14
2, 827 13
651 64
!
j
152 65
2, l47 07 !
1, 125 lti
3, 711 15
36 50
1, 337 83
41, 811 95
7, 270 48
1)628 43
1, 290 4l
11, 733 00
5 00
941 64
2, 819 98
4, 417 28
j
487 80 !
8)772 42
678 5l;.
1, 702 80 i.
6, 525) 26
3, 956 90
204 22
13, 497 74
12
111 90
81
Jji199) 325 77, 112 83

'
RECEIPTS MWD EXPENDITURES. 517
the sale vf public lands fvr the f]seal year ending June 30, 1861.
Acres.
Land sold.
Purchase
money.
6
2
B )
/
r
'/
)I u
u
C5
]]ue July 1, 1861.
By receivers
To
receivers.
1)884. 32
202. 04
161). OU
196. 2U
18, 3M). 19
2, 114. 57
2, 977. 74
52, 372. 05
33, 833. 48
1], 4S7. 29
)
234891. 89
43, 562. 32
72)) 149, 07
M0. 45
66, 551, U9
41, 342. 98
3, 516. 24
22, 770. 87
23)6]4, 94
1!, 112. 58
5, 496. 34
2, 430 33
25 25
110 00
245 25
27, 877 29
3, 202 69
)
2, 034 18
18, 674 10
20, b78 78
8, 618 18
7, 811 30
21)185 88
9, 585 95
650 57
9, 546 15
]0)244 86
1. 629 62
6, 192 71
13, 071 54
1, 151 44
818 70
2 OU
341 00
i
1U 00
112 Uo
146 00
141 00
76 00
366 00
126 00
63 00
3 00
29 00
5 96
4 00
19, 378. 93 ]3, 854 Uo 26 76
3, 558. 57 1, 310 00 9 96
1, 687. 58 ])428 31 10 00
22, 927, 25 18, ]UU 41 72 00
100. 00
55, 484. 02
36, 039. 40
33, 828, 42
56, 7]3. 74
46, 197. 58
3, 252. U7
24, 099. 08
648. 26
13, 333. %
1, 639. 87
]7, 266. 20
o', 559'. BO
1, 956. 45
1, 378. 59 i
286. 1]
]O, O42. 75
96, 898. 38
73, 980. 76
125 OO
31)748 61
18, 423 33
15, 295 63
10, 323 95
29, 480 64
], 512 18
7, 996 4]
I
213 08
6, 949 62
'840 43
7)513 31
925 85
3, 889 82
], 7K] 25
357 64
6)984 50
32, 930 4U ])
37, 912 37
43, 547, 12 34, :ll7 M
1, 002 43
160 00
188 00
43 92
598 16
37 00
]27 00
21 00
230 00
62 00
74 00
10 00
137 50
]62 00
136 00
24 00
36]. 00
86 00
500 58
3, 630 26
330 00
219 OU
13, 612 14
3, 257 41
2, 343 76
24, 031 /8
6, 020 65
14, 708 64
651) UO
5, 838 48
31, 866 39
8, 244 78
650 57
7, 373 3S
9, 259 86
]o„oo6 00
6, 177 SU
14, 916 53
1, 871 29
117 86
10, 309 22
334 M
lM 65
3, 300 0(l
1) 125 ]6
18)601 57
1, 337 83
73)U30 90
4)444 78
20) 259 77
6, 660 00
10, 303 GO
36)ll)l 47
1, 055 10
8, 123 42
234 08
7)95U 18
265 00
8, 513 64
402 44
4, 939 59
1, 596 44
5, 691 41
19)255 58
32, 980 39
MB 00 41, 255 00
17)]42 01
725 OO
433 00
5, 697 42
17, 0/5 73
5. 832 21
130 26
50 00
41 66
50 00
15 Uo
458 42
18 OI]
121 74
51 33
109 97
]41 19
79 65
121 08
400 00 148 82
353 15
562 42
27 25,
156 91
46 17
60 99
1, 619 Bi
], 538 96
539 30
31 87
1, 892 95
2, 262 29
2, 874 86
3, 758 88
1, 416 11
3, 264 83
269 34
3)537 Uo
4, 656 54
i, 63i 4O i. .
1, 832 9b ). .
'846 60
704 84
132 14
6, 398 92
1, 637 08
285 38
3)3/1 99
36 50
125 00
1)5M 09
2)696 05
8, 781 97
1, 354 68
5)630 33
499 08
637 43
1)893 75
935 85
4)152 34
487 80
7)884 65
262 Bl
381 64
2, 332 60
1, 702 80
19, 737 26
9, 389 46
204 22
6, 735 ll
]2
111 90
48 01
l, ]OI)926 4U 450, 031 35 6, 0M 27 483, 49U 22 47, 577 29 1, 618 3o 122, 751 21 160 84
1
2
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
]3
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
97
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
M
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60

I Wm.
i
George
Thomas
'
518 RECEIPTS jitND EXPENDITURES.
STATEMENT
Due July 1, 1860.
Receivers. Districts. Date oi bond.
By receivers To receivers.
61
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
Brought forward.
Joseph L. Dickson. Moreau Rose *... Wm. T. Sargent. .. .
A. L. Woodward f. .. ~
F. P. Ferreira f ... . -
Geo. Helvenston f , ...
Madison Post f .. .
Isaac Cooper. .....". ~ .." ~
John G. Weeks A. H. Palmer. ..... Dexter C. Bloomer. ... ...
Ariel K. Eaton, (late). Chas, W. Hobbs. ...........
Robert Means. .
James P. Edie. Thos. Sargent. Samuel Ryan. ..... James D. Reymert. . B. W. Reynolds . . Albert Q. Ellis. .. , Almanson Eaton. .. Theodore Rodolph, Milton Barlow. ..., T, Rush Spencer. .
..... . do ......... .... ... N. Byron Boyden, (late). John E. Perkins . H. Clay Willianis M. H, Abbott ... ..
Wm. H. Mower. , L. K. Stannard .... .... Samuel L. Hays, (late). ...... do ..... ....., Samuel E. Adams. ....... ...
John H. MeKenney. . . .
...... do ......... ~ ~ ~
Henry W. Holley John D. Evans. . ....
....., do ...,. . . .
Geo. Bradley .. , Chas. 0. Jordan . B. F. Tillotson. , . ..
John Kerne ........, Christopher Graham R. H. Pendergast, John Whipple. . . .
...... do ..... , ,
Sidney Luce Wm. Sawyer .... ...........
. . . . . . do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Paschal Bequette. . . . . . . . . . .
do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Royal H. Wailer Joseph Hopkins. . James Compron. .... .... ...
B Norman. .. , , ,
C. Havens. .......
117
~'
118 Baker .
119 ' George W. Hook
120 Wm. H. Prait ..
121
122
198
124
125
126
Augustin Olvera .... .
A. Lawrenre I ovejoy
Win. J. Martin Wm. Brindle. ........
do .. ..... do f. ......... ..
Huntsville, Ark. ..........
Clarksville& Ark
Cbampagnoile, Ark. .
Tallahassee, I'la. ........ .
St. Augustine,
Fla
Newnansville, Fla .. .....
Tampa, Fla ...... ~ ~ . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I
Fort Des Moines, Iowa. ...... do ............. Council BlufFs, Iowa. do .... . .
Osage. , Iowa. ~,
...... do .... ..... '
'
Sioux City, Iowa. . ,
I. ..... do .......... ...
Fort Dodge, Iowa ....
Menasha, Wis .... ....
Falls of St. Croix, Wis
..... do .... ..........
Stevens's Point, Wis. .
..... do
La Orosse, Wis .... do ...... Bayfield, Wis ........
...., do .... ....
Eau Claire, Wis. )Io ........ ..... .
.
.. .. do
Cambridge, Minn. . Sunrise City, Minn. ...
... .. do ..
St. Cloud, Minn do ...
..... do ........ Chatiield, Minn. do ..... do .......... Forest City, Minn. ..... do ......... , .... . , . . I
do
..... do .... St. Peter, Minn. .. do ..... ......
Henderson, Minn
...., do .... , ... , . Portland, Minn. , .
. do .. .
,
.... , do .... .......... ...,
Otter Tail City, Minn. l
'
..... do .......... . . .... San Francisco, Cal. do . ..... do ...... . Marysville, Cal . ... .. do ..., .. , Stockton, Cal. .... ...
..... do ....
V)saba) Cal .... . Humboldt, Csl. ......, ....
.. . &...... do
I. os Angelos, Cal. .. ...
Oregon City, Oregon .... , .
~
April
Feb.
April
April
Oct.
April
May
April
April
April
April
April
July
March
May
June
May
May
April
May
April
May
April
Aug.
April
June
March
A pril
May
March
April
May
May
June
July
June
April
Oct,
Sept.
Oct.
April
May
April
Feb.
June
Sept.
Sep).
April
Se pt.
Nov.
Oct.
May
May
March
May
July
June
July
July
June
Aug.
Feb.
Marsh
March
Roseburg, Oregon .. . I
Lecompton, Kansas. . ,
do . , ,
... ...... do .... ...... ........ I ...... d
9, 1858
13, 1860
14, 1858
7) 1858
30, 1858
1, 1856
5, 1859
5, 1858
li, 1861
8, 1858
18, 1861
2, 1858
I, 1858
8, 1860
6) 1861
1, 1858
17, 1858
19, 1858
8, 1861
11, 1858
12, 1861
7& 1858
19, 1861
26) 1858
18& 1859
1, 1858
17, 1860
26, 1861
4, 1858
6', 1860
29, 1861
8, 1857
I, 1858
11, 1860
15, 1858
14, 1854
27& 1861
30, 1857
30& 1858
11, 1860
18, 1861
I) 1858
16) 1861
I, 1859
4, 1861
26, 1856
11, 1860
29& 1861
29, 1856 I
5, 1860
2, 1853
6, 1859
21, I861 i
12, 1859
' I
i
1861
2, 1858
I, 1861
3, 1858
I, 1858
)
4& 1861 '
I I, IBBB
24, 1859
16, 1860
19, 1857
d o
i
()
199, 325 77
4, 405 17
5, 873 32
1, 883 96
99 63
405 28
4)785 27
799 91
1, 4i7 71
3, 590 52
34, 690 25
1, 315 49
107 00
3, 861 09
803 50
5 28
2)027 90
4)221 81
16 25
175 57
5, 721 58
150 83
793 64
160 47
497 01
2)401 04
171 32
3, 032 00
3, 988 47
2, 416 30
900 75
1, 589 22
168 25
605 4i
73 96
17 00
3&066 29
3, 319 36
1. 805 59
1, 472 51
5, 908 29
Bi 64
647 14
473 88
4, 5t&1 86
137 78
12, 487 92
112 83
Carried forward , '$326) 569 22 114 83
* To March 31, If6I.
f To December 31, 1860.
I Transferred to account uoder new bond.
) Trust lands sold.
2 v0

'
.
.
— Continued.
RECEIPT8 AÃD EXPE'ADITI)'RES. 519
Land sold.
Dne July I, ]86].
c
K
Acres.
Pnrcbnsp.
money.
C
c
(II
r-
e
C.
c
By receivers.
To
(
receivers.
], lol, 926 40
23, 339. 4U
44)b]5. 30
]27)UIB. OI
23) 732. 83
994. 76
3)JQ7. 15
328. 90
3, 222. 39
562. 32
649. 56
294. 27
1, 7J4. 14
8, 895. 28
2, 078. b3
127. 50
2, 329. 43
395. 88
]6)684. 53
3, 803. 89
118. J2
])952. 89
57]. 23
I)699. 49
126. 96
6, 841. 99
8, 602, 79
1, 3]9. 39
7, 948. 62
205, 40
16, 843. 68
380. 00
22) 501. 73
430, (JU
445. 97
]80. 00
49. (4
56. 89
1, 554. 57
Q)801. 48
14, 2I4. 53
18, 943. 68
]5, 095. 42
2, 107. 27
7, 857. 39
18, 331, 40
2)QI I'03
6UQ. 55
26(. 9U
1, 6(J. U4
450, 031 35
22, 691 89
31, 196 99
111, 840 78
5, 312 (9
1, 127 96
1, 929 55
37l 16
3, 827 99
854 17
1, 065 94
1, 417 83
2, 468 48
7, 304 68
2, 898 28
218 75
3, 753 7U
377 94
17, 555 85
4, 045 96
247 90
2, 441 ]4
714 03
2, 124 34
158 70
9, 000 39
15)174 41
959. 86 1, 613 51
1, 661 73
10, 579 82
553 41
22, tHI 19
722 17
28, 386 86
319 64
559 27
225 00
61 42
71 14
1, 943 ol
3, 5UI 85
17)(68 32
23, 879 60
18, 869 32
9, 634 10
U, BQI 72
22, 9(4 26
2, 773 79
753 19
327 37
2, 141 3U
6) 032 27
56 00
87 (io
], 213 20
112 00
4 00
2() 00
61 ((0
160 OU
54 ou
224 50
15 75
(94 00
7 00
1, 172 00
70 UU
536 Uo
37 OU
IQU 50
12 00
213 00
49 5U
8 00
4]l 00
42 00
449 00
23 Uo
2, 4(1 45
5) I53 00
2(3 00
785 50
2, U05 50
1(5 00
5, 853 00
5, 580 00
238 00
98 Uo
24 00
3 00
2J 00
70 00
13 00
9U7 00
103 00
559 Uo
12 00
210 00
226 80
48 Uo
2U OU
23l 00
195 50
483, 490
26, 787
3U, 787
64, 269
4, 420
447
3, 439
843
4, 78(
2(5
4) 715
22
56
16
59
09
10
00, . . . . . . . . . . . .
Ul
48 ]UO (N
UU
87
7, ]61 09
1, 090 9l
i, l50 00
2, 2(9 91
6, 539 59
2, 305 96
4)622 90
286 56,
21, 587 45 i
(6 25
431 47
633 42
], 100 37
2) 708 32
273 03
9, 556 IQ
20, 012 65
1, 09Q 02
12) 015 06
28, 518 2. 3
(2e6 Bt
34, 5Q4 64
220 05
596 94 '. . .
154 38 (. .
65 54 '. .
17 00
4, 019 Bl
2(, 924 68
19 000 00
20, 577 76
7)950 00
19,
830 32
478 18
i
i
47, 577 29 1) 618 35 122, 75)1 21 16O 84 I
36o 50
6, 370 15
19, 499 60 31, 168 05
l, ]03 63
1, 090 14 i .
3, 3UJ 82
388 16
584 22
6b3 17,
165 09 '..
15 75
27, 529 16
224 58
568 83
7 00
)JBS 17 '. ..
4, 293 49
747 25
89( 34
3OO OO i. . .
833 60
100 00
155 75
130 95
1, 148 25
103 38
350 OU
5'2 7(
', 400 OU
2, 695 46
5) 088 16
Oso'ou'I'. ; ], 352 60
493 2]
262 SQ
5UI 02
25 49
181 70
497 Oi
2)128 Ul
1, 154 96
872 09
3) 269 20 77 56
. . .
'15i 94 I::::
1, 423 ]4
200 UU
15U 00 I. . . . . . . , ,
lr5 00
100 00
1, 422)907 JS 874, 415 44 i
']6)579 48 59, 209 I
t OU5 47
10 00
4U3 37
'3, 988 47
3, 771 51
570 26
668 41
216 71
375 36
856 44
457 64
257 53
3 (,'0
4 00
5 60
1)049 69
3)514 85
70 00
4, 982 60 . .
656 l5 '.
2, 646 10
J, 554 23
9)847 41
2, 82( 79
834 83
425 19
2, 332 56
4)521 86 1.
137 78
8. 170 45
21, 733 42 274, 712 63 162 84
,
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
I]8
69
70
71
7Q
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
89
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
]22
123
124
125
126

520 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
STATEMENT
Due July 1, 1860.
Receivers. Districts. Date of bond.
By receivers. To receivers.
]27
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
13 I
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
Bmught forward,
Wm. Brindle .... Charles B. Lines. Daniel Woodson. ....., .
, do
. do
, ..... do
Ira H. Smith ... George I. Clark. ... ..
Charles W. Adams, ...
1"mdley Patterson. . . . . . .
Addison R. Gill more, (late)
Peter F. Ivilson. , B. M. Trumbull. ..... Edmund A. Deslonde . Charles B. Sinith. ... ., ...
...,., do. . .., . George B. GraQ'. .. , Alfred H. Jackson ........
.... . do.
Selncius Garfield .........
J. S. 51. Van t'leave
Lecompton, Kansas. ...
.. ..... , do ...
Kickapoo, Kansas ..
,... do , do . . . do , . .. . ... do .... .... ... Fort Scott, Kansas. . .. ...... do ... , .... .. , ... , .
Junction City, Kansas .
Omaha, N. T. do . .... .. do .... ......... Nebraska City, N. T. .
Brownsville, N. T .. .... .. do ... . .. . .
Dakota, N. T . , , do , .. ...... do .... ... .. . .
Olympia, W. T . , , . ..... , do ...... .... .... .
March 19, 1857
Apnl 20, 1861
May ll, 1857
do. ..
..... do .... . .
. iuly 17, 1858
June 17, 1861
Feb. 27, 1860
May 21, 1861
Aug. 5 and Oct.
16) 1858.
May 9, 1855
March 22) 1859
April 15, 1861
Sept. .), 1858
May 26, 1857
June 1, 1858
April 12, 1859
Nov. 14, 1860
A. pril 16, 1861
Dec. 13, 1856
Aug. 10, 1660
326, 569 22
7, 247 28
2) 437 85
12, 995 00
4. 276 86
346 BB
3) 420 96
1, 390 19
1, 528 21
297 41
2, Ls28 03
3)470 54
923 07
416 05
114 83
9 53
37 80
Total. . . . I--368, 147 65 162 16
SUMIBARY OF THE
Balances due by receivers July 1, 1860
Purchase money for lands sold
Fees received for locating military bnuuty land warrants.
Balances due to receivers July 1, 1661 .
368)147 55
908, 141 35
51)132 35
210 17
$1, 327)631 42

3,
~
ii
— Continued.
RECEIPT)c) AND EXPEVDITURES. 521
acres,
Land sold.
Purchase
)I I 0 fl t y
, C
J
sc
o
6
e
)s'
C
ts
C
c)
n
CI
))
)s
ss
Due July 1, 1861.
By receivers
Ti)
receivers.
~
l)4u2 ~
907 38 874) 415 I I
~
2, 673. 77 3, 392 39 '
177, 79, 222 24
3, 192. 43 I
903 10
6, 53I. 77 i 8, 165 05
l
'
2 89
]
3 61
3 o
, 5-3. 11 4, 406 76
3)293. 78
241, 51
518. 44
3, 435. 74
301. 71
5)83. 'P2
2UJ. I4
32U. 36,
1)496. 61
1, 449, 4'3. 65
4, 497 22
301 88
398 02
4, 294 65
377 (4
729 03
363 93
400 45
2, 270 44
36, 5) 9 48
1, 871 50
191 UU
946 00
10 00
5, 072 42
"20 00
3, 191 00
i, i89 50
84 00
389 98
914 00
2(9 OU
120 97
38 00
95 50
162 84
881, 956 93 59, 209 17 2(, 733 42 274, 712 63
10)049 39 683 33 '.... .....
1)778 45
413 24
12)520 78 i 917 C5 145 7'2
2, 437 85
12 995 00
3, 198 30' , 2, 716 67
3, 21U 99
IU 00
223 61
9, 320 54, 964 62
733 56
565 21
6, 905 86
683 29
2)013 57
4, 000 15
'46»I
i
45U 00
i
336 06
81 54
i
100 00,
400 00 i.
134 37
"297 41
824 98
11 66
1)520 92
4, 579 04
I)049 70
97 266 59
480 44
2, 365 94
37 80
908, 141 3» 51, 132 35 932)469 59 65, 207 55 22, 031 80 307, 760 32 210 17
127
198
129
130
131
132
133
134
13»
136
137
138
139
140
l41
149
143
144
145
(46
147
* Transferred to successor.
FOREOOING STATEMENT.
Balances due to receivers July 1, 1860.
Payments into the treasury.
Military and bounty land scrip
Bepaynients, rsc,
Balances due by receivers July 1, 1861
162 16
932, 469 59
65)207 5)5
92. ((31 80
307, 760 32
$1) 327)63( 42

522 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
Statement of the accounts of receivers of public moneys arising from the sale
of puMic lands, who were out of once on the 1st of july, 1860.
P. ecei vers. Districts.
Charles Humphreys . .
Moses H. Kirby
Peter Wilson. .......
John H. Viers. . . . . . . . .
Horton Howard .
John Caldwell
Nathaniel Ewing .
J. C. iS. Harrison
John C. Hebard
Israel T. Canby .
Marks Crume. . . . .
James T. Pollock .. ..
Andrew P. Hay
Samuel Lewis
Abner McCarty.
Calvin W. Ruter
John W. Lemon
John Taylor
Edward Connor.
W. L. D. Ewing ....
William Linn
J. W, Stephenson
Guy W. Smith
Edward Humphreys. .. Samuel Crawford. .
William Adair. ... .
Benjamin Stephenson B. F. Edwards .. ... . . A. M. Jenkins.
E. H. Haddock .
D. G. Garnsey
James Levan . . . . .
S. R. Rowan
Samuel Merry
Bernard Prate
Samuel Hammond
R. B. Dallam .
Nicholas R. Smith
John P. Campbell
J. W. S. Mitchell
T. Quarles . .
Abraham Bird. .
Felix G. Allen
W. D. McKay.
W. Hal lib urton. . . . .
J. C. Hutchison .
Samuel Smith
George Conway.
John H. Oweo
Samuel S. Houston . .
John Herbert. . .
Marietta, Ohio
Lima, Ohio
Steubenville, Ohio
do
Bucyrus, Ohio
do
Vincennes, Indiana. . . . . .
do
do
Crawfordville,
Indiana
-. . . . . do
do
Jefi'ersonvi lie, Indiana
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Indianapolis, Indiana
do
Laporte, Indiana
Springfield, IlliI Eois
. do.
Vandalia, Illinois
. do
Galena, Illinois.
Palestine, Illinois
Haskaskia, Illinois.
do
do
Edwardsville, Illinois
.(10
do.
Chicago, Illinois
Dixon, Illinois
do. . . . .
Shawneetown, Illinois
St. Louis, Missouri
do.
. . . do.
. do
Springfield, Missouri
Eio
Fayette, Missouri
Palmyra, Missouri
do
. Jackson, Missouri
Lexington, Missouri
Mi! an, Missouri
do
St. Stephens, Alabs, ma
do. . . . ---
do
do
Sparta, Alabama
Balances due July 1, 1861.
By receivers.
31 79
348 87
19 64
5, 967 32
9, 253 08
18 86
33 897 59
708 04
G, 051 95
3, 964 42
3 I
3 I
16,
73
23
137 38
382 31
123 81
376 74
214 13
272 12
862 68
807 92
187 08
827 5G
181 17
6, 460 41
1, 552 51
324 77
4, 655 80
872 04
3, 540 42
194 03
21, 574 44
13 12
96 40
619 02
4, 927 81
1I 044 79
211 11
9, 877 23
4
33I590 92
5, 613 00
41, 940 25
13, 265 69
2, 444 24
To receivers.
23
1 83
40 OG
50 50
115 28
120 89
98
35 88
Carried forward. $344, 452 50 365 70

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
STATE ii E bi T — Continued.
523
Receivers.
Districts.
Balances due July I, 1861,
By receivers.
To receivers.
. John G. Winston
William Taylor. .
H, G. Perry. . Mathcw Gale. ... . .
Amlrew T. Perry. ....
William 51. Lapsley . .
D, E. Moore
A, Suodgrsss ....
R. H. Sterling
G, B. Dameron G. B. Dameron
A. W. McDaniel .
George B. Crutcher . .
Samuel T. Scott. .. .
Samuel T. Scott. David (', Glenn. ... .....
William M. Gillaspie
W. J. Draughn .... ...
William Burnett
H. Alsbury
G. H. Holliman ...
Oliver C. Dease
L". B. Randolph. ..... ....
J. EI, IVestbrook
W. P. Harris ... ...
G. D. Boyd ....
George S. Golladsy
Robert H. Gollsday . .
James A. Girault
IVBBsm Edmonson ...
Solomon Clark ..
IVilliam S. 'I'aylor. .... .
John F. Wray
R. 5I. Carter .... .
James J. McLanshan
A. S. Lewis
Thomas Barrett.
Oliver B, Hill
George M. Smith . .
Wil! ism Garrurd. ....
Luke Lecessisr. . . . .
John L. Daniel
B. R. Gsntt. .
James Ray . . . . . . . . . . . , I
Joseph Friend
J. B. O. Bevsrd. . . . .
B. Laurcnts
Thomas C. Elunt
A. G. Penn . .
Paris Childress . . . . . . . . . .
J. H. Dunkgrave
Peyton G. King.
C. IV. Wilson .
Brought forward
Lebanon, Alabama
Cahawbs, Alabama
. rlo.
do
. &10.
do.
Demopolis, Alabama
Centre, Alabama.
Chocchums, Alabama
Choctaw, 5lississippi
Mount Salus, 51is)issippi .
Choctaw, 5lississippi
Wssldngton, Zlississippi
Jackson, Zlississippi
Jackson rchool lund, Ilies
Jackson, Mississippi
Augusta, Zlississippi.
do.
do
do
do
Columbus, Gfississippi
rlo
Grenada,
5fississippi
do
do
Pontotoc, Mississippi
. . . do
do
New Orleans,
do
do
do
do
Opelousas,
do.
do
. ----. do
do
Louisiana
Louisiana
do.
Ouachita, Louisiana
Natchitoches, Lonisiana
do
. do .
St. Helena, Louisiana
Greensburg, Louisiana
Zlonroe, Louisiana
Little Rock, Arkansas
344, 452
SSZ
21, 458
6, 074
172
28, 155
I) 360
8& 407
I, 858
2, 715
344
28, 515
I, 706
4) 404
7, 873
300
232
4, 395
I, 149
107
132
5, 566
2, 236
u7
148
100, 117
37& 132
53
85
25, 493
1, 51'&
270
213
237
57, 068
593
824
1, 087
2& 698
296
9, 943
589
3, 072
11, 268
I
50
64
60
81
72
57
73
79
15
56
33
28
64 ).-
89
85
00
24
29
17
85
00
35
31
10
46
40
79
32
00
37
42
52
58
92
23
99
G9
08
82
18
16
34
37'
00
318 85
17, 907 46
70, 565 92
165 84
i
IG, 136 04
14, 14i 27
60
3G5 70
7
128 55
2 42
Carried fomvard. . 8844, 702 99 ) 496 74

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
STATEMENT — Continued.
Receiver~.
Districts.
Balances due July 1, 1861.
By recervers
To receivers.
G. N. Causin . .
A. W. Lyon
, C, F. M. Noland.
L. Hawkins
Edwin McNamee
Davis Thompson
James C Tappan .... . .
Daniel T. Witter
Charles B. Mitchell .
Mathew Leper
Richard Thurston.
William Queensbury
M. T. Kainey.
Albert G Rust . .
Laban C. Howell . ...
Alfred Henderson. ...
Samuel Dexter
William A. Pratt
J. A. Allen. ....
Joseph C. Hawkins. . . .
Samuel E. Bayard
Thomas McKnight. .
Patrick Quigley.
Enos Lowe
P. M. Cassady
V. P Van A. ntwerp .
L. H Sales.
Andrew Leech. . . . . . .
David W. Jones.
R. W. Lansing
Henry Plowman .
Thomas Lee. .
L. T. Pease. . .
Stoddard Judd. .
J. A. . Helfenstein .
Charles H. Williams .
Jonas Whiting
B. H. Mooers
Eliab B. Dean, jr .
Otis Hoyt
William H. Allen. . . .
John C. McClelland
John 11. Fontaine.
R B. Semple.
Henry Bond
William Holcombe ..
Lorenzo D. Smith.
William H. Wood ..
R. P. Russell .
E. Ransom .. ..
E. Ransom. ..
James P. Downer.
John C. Turk. .. . .
Brought forward
Little Rock, Arkansas
Batesville, Arkansas . .
do
Helena, Arkansas
.(10.
dv
do
Washington,
dv.
Fayetteville,
do
do
Champagnolle,
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arka, nsas
do
Johnson C. H. , Arkansas
do
Ionia, Ilichigan
Sault St. 5larie, Michigan
Kalamazoo, Michigan
Burlington, Iowa
Fairfield, Iorva
Dubuque, Iowa
. do
Council BluÃs, Iowa.
Fort Des Moines, Iowa
Fort Dodge, Iowa
Chariton, Iowa
Sioux City, Iowa.
Mineral Point, Wisconsin
. do
do. --
Green Bay, wisconsin.
. do
. . . do
Milwaukie,
Wisconsin
. do
. . do
Menasha, Wisconsin
Superior, Wisconsin
Hudson, Wisconsin
St. Augustine, Florida
. do.
. do
Tallahassee, Florida
do
Stillwater, Minnesota
Faribault, Minnesota .
Sauk Rapids, Minnesota.
(
lf inneapolis, Minnesota
(
Fort Scott, Kansas
do
Ogden, Kansas.
Dakota, V. T
4, 702 99
121 21
447 54
462 33
99, 058 83
377 15
826 71
166 96
I, 661 20
460 12
1, 433 10
54 53
1, 604 96
54 72
333 75
2, 078 14
234. 55
48 13
7, 325 44
287 82
9, 996 32
l
5 01
2, 944 25 I
1, 623 91
(
6(J8 43
l
4, G63 19
618 86
2, 711 91
8 66
648 19
6, 011 66
45 20
466 Gl
8, 658 07
100 00
390 94
227 25
3, 408 25
0&060 08
1, 997 50
1, 022 80
48 62
359 95
993 74
'
6, 310 35 ,
9 38
573 75
200
1& 384
292
77
59
96
496 74
8 56
2, 096 43
97 03
272 11
Carried forward 31, 048, 221 38 2, 970 87

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITI JRES.
STATENEW T — Continued.
525
Receivers.
Districts.
Balances due July 1, 1861.
By receivers.
To receivers.
George W. Lawson. .
B. P. Linton ...
W. C. licott
Lewis Saunders, jr
George W. Gale.
R. M. Gaines ..
. l. A. S. Acklen
Augustus Jones. .... ..
John Patterson
Matthew Birchard Courtland Cushing George C. Bates. . .....
Brought forward.
Winchester, Oregon
U. 8 attorney, western dist. La,
U. )S. attorney, Arkansas
U. S, attorney, Kentucky
U. S. attorney, south'n dist. Ala
1'. S. attorney, south'n dist. Miss.
U. S. attorney, north'n dist. Ala
U. S. marshal, Mississippi
U. S. marshal, Ohio.
Agent, &c.
U. S. attornev, Indiana
U. S. attorney, Michigan
I, 048) 221 38
800 70
7) 900 00
1, 149 65
1, 267 88
2, 006 71
4, 0t)0 00
2, 320 00
316 59
963 96
1, 420 10
62
2, 970 87
2 36
61, 070, 367 59 2, 973 23

.
526 RECEIPTS ~D EXPENDITURES.
Statemeftt of the accounts of receit(ers, as disbursing
Balance due July I, 1860
Receivers. Districts. Date of bond. By receivers. To receivers,
1
2
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
i0
Thomas McNally. . , . ....
George E. Greene. . , C. ('. Campbell .... .... ..... .
Archer G. Herndnn
James 8. Dougherty. ...
J. J. Turnbau h. ... .. Nathaniel B. Holden. .......,
Thomas J. Bishop. . . . . . . . . . . ,
E. E. Buckner. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
John Peebles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Thomas E. Herbert . . . . . . . . . .
F. Cook.
Sidney M. Torbert. . . . . . . . . . .
Ediriund 51. Hastings. . . , , , . . .
La('ayettr. M. Stiff. . . . . . . . . .
James W. Warren. . . .
John S. Nance. . . . . . . . . . . . . , .
William N. Whitehurst . . . . . .
Asa R. Carter. . . . , . . . . . . . . . . .
Robert. A. Clark. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
John J. Gage . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . .
Robert D. Baden. . . . . . , . . . . ,
Henry (V. Palfrey. . . . . . . . . . . .
John Pocey, . . . . . . .
Cbnstopher H. Dobbs . . .
( corgi'. Pn&v&. . .
Jesce B. McClendeu. . . . . . . . . .
John Laplace. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Jacob Beeson. . . . , . . . . . .
George S. Frost. . . . . . . . . . , . . .
Ilenry K. Sanger. . . . . . . . . . . .
Henry J. Wilson. . . . . . . . . . . . ,
(V. L. P. Little.
Rbrnrxrr Warner. . . . . . . . . . . .
H. R Mather. . . . . , . . . . . . . . . .
Oscar A. Steven
Wifiiam A Bevens. . . . . , . . . . . ,
P. 'I'. Critchfield. . . . . . . . . . . , .
D. Griffin
J. I . Dickson
Moreau Rose . . . . . . . , . . . .
VVilhmn T. Sargent . . . . . . . . , .
J. C. Tappan. .... . , . A. L. (Voodivard .. ......
I'. P Ferreira &VI&&di.-nn Post. ... ...... .....
isaac Cooper.
Ahraham H. Palmer. Thomas Sargent. ............
Robert Mesne ..
Sa» luel ltv'&i&
Albert G. Efiis. .. . ....
Almanson Eaton. .. ., ..
'I'heodore Roilolph. . Milton Barlow. . . ... . .. ,
Jiihn E. Perkins.
James D. Reymert. .. , . . ... .
Benjamin F. Reynolds. T. Rush Spencer ............ ,
. . .... do. ... ....
W&lliam H. Mower. , .
Lilcas K ~ 8(anl&a&'&1. , , , ,
. amus(E. Adamc. ..., . .. , ..
John H. McKrnny, , , . . Henry W. HnBy. . . Iotm D. Ev, ins. . , ,
George Bradl y. .. .....
Cbarlrc B. Jordan. ... . Benjamin F. Tifiotson. . , . John Kern. ...... ,..... ~ . ~ .
s Over c. edit.
Chilicothr. , Ohio . .. ,
Vincennes, lnd . .. ,...
Indianapolic, Iud. Springfiel, 10. St. Louis, &Mo. ......... ....
J&ckson, Mo. .... .. . . ...
War. aw, 51o.
i
Springfield, Mo. . Boonvillr, 51n. . ........ ....
St. Stephens, Ala. . . . . . . . . .
Greenv&lie, Ala. . . . . . . . . . . . .
Elba, Ala. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
De&nopolis, Ala
Montgomery, Ala . . . . . . , . .
Centre, Ala. . . . . . . . . . . , . . . .
Tuscaloosc& Ala. . . . . . . . . . . .
Huntsville, Ala. . . . . . . . . . . .
Washington, 'Miss. . . . . . .
Paulding, Miss, . . . . . . .
Jacksou, Miss. ........
Grenada, Miss.
Columbus, alias. . . . New Orlean, La. . . Opelousas, Lai. , .
Monroe, La. . . dn. . . . , . . . . Grrenrburg, La. .. Natchitoches, La. . . Detroit, Mich. . , , .. , do. . ., .. .... .... ..
. ... do. ...
fonia. Mich. ..
East Sa inaw& Mich. . Marquette& Mich. .... .... . .
. . . do.
Travrrse City, Mich. .
Batrsville, Ark. ......... . ..
Li&tie Rock, Ark. tyashin ti&n& Ark. . .
Huntsviile, Ark. , ClarksviBr, Ark. ......... ..
Chsnipagnofie, Ark .
Helena, Ark. .... . . . ,
Tallahascre, Fla. . . , , .
St. Augustine, Fla . . Tamp:i, Fla ..... . .. . .. Fort Des Mi&inec, Ioiva. Council Rlu(fc, Ii&wa. I"ort i od e, Iowa. Sioux City, iowa. . . Mens. ha, Vt'is. . . . ... Stsveiis&s Point, 'lVi- ......
,
do
La (.
'rosse, '&Vis. ....... ... . do
Eau Claire, Wis ....... ....
Falls St. Croix, Wis. ... ...
. ... do. ... ... .... .
Bay(ield, Wis. ...... . .... ,.
.. do
Sunrise Ciiy, Minn. ... .... .
uo. ... .
St. Clou&I, iNIinn. Chatfii Id, Minn. ...........
..... do
Forest City, Minn. . . . do. .......... . ........
.... . do. ..
St. Peter& i51inn .. .,
...... do .... ..... ...........
May
Mar.
May
June
May
June
A pril
Niay
July
Oct.
Feb.
Jan.
J an.
Ap&ll
Feb.
April
April
INov
April
Jan.
Oct.
Feb.
Apr&l
Feb.
Mar.
Sept.
May
Feb.
July
Oct.
Jnne
J uly
July
July
Dec.
June
Feb.
A pri1
51 sr.
April
F b.
A pril
May
May
Dec.
June
20, 1858
17, 1859
24, I858
18, 1858
31, 1858
3& 1858
1) 1858
l. 1858
3I 1858
5, 1858
27& 1860
25& 1860
lli 1859
I, 1858
25, 1860
14, 1858
26, 1858
I& 1856
SU, 1860
I, 1858
23& Ir58
9, 1856
14, 1859
I, 1858
2U, 1857
10, 1859
29,
' ieUU
li 1858
29, 1860
I, 1858
2, 'i860
I, 1861
1& 1858
20, lt&18 i
2, lt&a9
10, 1860
11, 1858
10, 1860
I, 1859
I, 186&
26& 18o8
13& 186U
14, 1858
12, 1858
6, '1858,
7, 1818 '
3, 1859
April 5, 1858
April 5, 185e
June I, l858
Mar. 5, 186U
iMay 17, 185&8 I
May 11, 18&8 '
April 12, 186 I
M&ly 1858 I
April 19, 1861
Mar. 20, 1860
May 19, 1858
May I&& 1861
April ! t', 1859
. . . do
Feb. 29,
April 29,
June ll,
1860
July 15, 1858
April 27, 1861
Sept. 30, I858
Oct. 6, 1»60
April 15, 1861
Mav
April
ll,
1860
1861
1858
1861 i. .
17 20
48 59
50 10
1, 431 25
1, 034 83
*18 00
889 00
528'Ia
87 78
775 75
47 51
364 56
i
361 48 i
8i0 38
1, 911 32
2, 824 i3
586 Ui
647 72
669 23
95 03
230 97
181 87
672 08
2I2 64
183 31
129 14
25U 11
124 18
iiO 39
7 66
107 I
169 99
166 15
48 12
$38 00
80 86
128 71
Special ac'I
220 t&l
210 91
10 20
f225 00
66 93
42 63
1, 061 00
457 67
186 49
55 02
500 10
640 46
92 19
40 47 [
I G8
7 49 ,
',..... 33 24
124 52 I. ... . .. ...
40 18
17( 74
387 85
Carried Yorward. . .. S16, ' '188 02 4. 429 06
j Cor. wt, j Sale fur.

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
agents, tfrr the fisca year ending June 30, IS|&1.
Warrants in
favor of re- By receivers
ceivers.
Casb transferred. payments by receivers for— Balance due July 1, 1861,
To receivers. ' Expenses of Salaries &(overt(sd
e p os i ten and comm)s- log and iaci.
sions, oental expenses.
By receivers To race)vers.
~
1, 560 06
3JO 00
I) 862 53
3I IUI 26
1, 6bl 73
2, 889 04
1, 627 00
1, 456 19
2)314 12
I)686 72
758 OU
1)527 80
1, 074 55
3, 278 25
2 209 75
427 86
1, 428 oo
334 M
400 00
1)234 45
5, 7(8 65
5, 119 UU
1, 485 00
1„()r)6 80
I, BU3 60
4, 136 78
5S'& 25
775 87
2(0 99
i 26)' Uo
1, 202 00
400 OU
3UO UU
1, 458 07
2, 147 14
1, 250 UU
'-', J65 UU
2, 170 87
2)304 UU
5)071 J9
290 OU
i, l(2 00
3JO Uo
.)SU 00
1, 531 48
I) 170 UU
1, 970 OU
1, U50 00
1, 330 f)2
942 5U
286 5)6
9)109 79
3(i6 70
1, 318 18
1)144 13
600 00
1)350 le
395 32
3, 6M 58
6)2M tie
2) 363 55
25U 00
5, 643 )6
286 el
108, 655 08
88 60
140 00
120 00
136 64
120 00
82 50
eo 00
336 BU
(2 20
34 80
3 90
59 00
145 00
300 00
561 30
9)007 62
100 00
16 eo
1, 92U OO
24 60
40 OU
'250 65
185 5U
305 00
286 00
110 Uo
ble 75
'.::: """e3'2o'
245 60
55 60
144 OU
40 00
831 22
379 20
1, 002 15
2, l(2 44
666 74
3)111 64
769 28
2, 493 71
'ooi eo
1, 540 64
1, 906 42
1, 533 08
674 64
1)391 10
1, 398 63
9, 144 52
2)219 71
970 81
oeo so
588 36
364 55
1)155 97
514 63
2, 494 60
1, 391 16
1, 050 46
I'954 55
2, 260 36
353 44
1, 019 08
188 45
1, 262 61
1, 208 97
65() 51
344 41
1, 6U9 85
2)223 14
1, 129 9(
9, IM 53
1, 599 82
1, 919 21
4, 733 80
306 33
1, 113 73
Ub5 1:3
si3 95
942 97
1, 062 10
1, 974 56
946 89
l, o94 90
1, 016 12
9U9 16
1, 496 22
296 74
))300 M
1, 47r. 51
152 83
709 35
54 95
1)2U9 50
179 05
3, 560 41
5, 741 45
411 U3
879 86
2, 421 16
'254 96
5) 4is 59
276 84
711 15
8 00
639 62
1, 025 72
850 45
19 SU
99 16
551 94
108 77
37 6
119 19
8 00
258 75
127 60
61 48
309 75
83 45
20 10
105 36
38 35
77 47
4, 730 67
J 50
124 65
oo7 ]8
32 es
584 65
930 90
175 22
22 75
31 04
)295 87
223 45
45 72
30 00
20 44
75 OU
16 75
55 50
71 96
60 00
644 56
15 94
184 56
216 87
208 20
61 81
3 51
377 Js
5 00
7 15
11 00
2U5 02
510 39
46!J 55
192 50
3 00
6 26
342 90
149 86
16, 615 31
9 85
42 90
661 97
Sel 86
145 45
216 66
62 49
1, 343 73
J&970 92
786 30
9 16
385 4i
19 49
38 78
364 86
302 73
70 34
169 58
3ti le
107 85
12 53
4 97
51 14
99 45
10 76
30 79
73 89
64 96
88 63
146 27
9 97
"""'8 ei
~ ~ ~
30 36
397 93
71 04
40 18
2, 819 41
924 28
272 U4
190 07
260 30
966 73
281 12
311 69
32 86
418 43
21
435 03
27 54
44 41
437 UI
281 55
13 30
222 36
85 69
290 M
152 83
185 66
54 95
148 90
597 72
233 12
4(4 03
1&092 02
403 51
4 96
16 45
ll)095 64 10, 738 38
1
9
3
4
5
6
7
8
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
90
91
22
93
24
25
26
27
98
99
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
5II
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70

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52 8 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
ST IITE'jfEx), T
Balance due July I, 1860,
Receivers. Districts. Date of bond. Bv receivers. To receivers
'
71 ' (Jliristopher Graham .. . .
i
72 Rnswel) H. Peudegrast , I. . . ... do
73 John W hipp)e. ........... ... , Portland, Minn. ...
74 . .. . do
. do. . .... . . .......
75 Sidney Luce
... .. do. ...
76 Wil harn Sawyer
Otter Tnil City, Minn. . 77 . ..... dn
. . do. ... .. . . . . . . . . ...
78 Paschal Bei)notte
San Fraricisco, Cal. . ,
79 Augustin Ol vera.
Los Ange)os, Cal. . .
80 Jo, eph Hopkins.
Nary. ville, Cal. .. .....
81 William B. Norman
«tockton, Chal. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
82 Thomas Raker.
Visa)is, Cal. ......... ~ ~ .
b3 I
George W. Honk
84 A. Lawrence I.
I
ovejoy.
85 Williaiu J. Maiun
'
86 Garfield
87 J. S. i'd). Van Cleave
88 Williani Brindle
89 Charles B. Lines.
90 George J. Clark
9 I Daniel Woodson
92 Ira H. Sniith
Find)ay Patterson
Petri' F. Wilsoii
Benjamin M. Trumbull
Edinnnd A. Des)unde.
i:)mr)ca B. Smiih
George B. Gralf .
99 Alfred H. Jackson.
Do
I 00 Wiil iam A. Street.
Brought forward
Henderson, Minn. .
Humboldt,
Cal
Oregnn Ciiy, Oregon. . . ,
Roseburg, Oregon. . . . . . .
Olym pi a, W. T. . . .
. . . . . do . .
L ceo m pton, Kansas
. . . . do. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Fort Scott, Kansas
Kick apoo, Katwas. . . . . . .
, . do. . . . . . . .
Jnnction City, Kansas. . .
Oinaha, Nebraska. . . . . . .
. . . . . d i. ... ... .
Nebraska City, Nebraska
Brownsville, !i')ebraska. .
Dakota, Nebraska ... . , . do. .... . ' .. ..... . ..
. . . . . . do. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
San ia Pd, N. M. . . . . . . . .
I 6i 388 02
Feb. ), 1859 i. . . , '. . . , . . . ,
June 4, 1861
Sept. 26i 185b I 152 73
Sept. 24, 186U
Apwl 20, 1861
Sept. 29, 1856 I 35 21
Nov. 5, 1860
May 6, 1859 34
I
Aug, 17. 1858 974 UU
Mar, 16, Ii'59 186 00
Jiil) 2i 18)8
July 3, 1858 318 05
July 6, 1858 323 06
Feb. 24, 1859 42 17
Mar. )6, )860,
Dec, 16, 1856 i 600 00
Aug. 20, 1860 ifur. 13 00
l
Mar. I9, 1857
April 17, )861 ...
I
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Feb. 27, 1860 41
July )2, )858
June 17, 1861
Aug. 5, 1858 488 95
)
Mar. 22, 1859 217 19
April 16, 1861 ' . . . . . . . , , . . .
Oci. 9, 1858 45 22
June. 1, 18i8', . . . . . , .
Apnl 12, 1859, . . . . , , , . . . , .
Nrlv 12~ 1860
April )6, 1861', j''''''"''
Apnl 15, 1859 ), 071 69
ef)I, 182 IU
4, 429 06
340 28
39 71
8, 492 54
3, 618 86
3 78
)6i924 23 '
Balance due July I, 1860i by receivers .
Warrant. on the Treasurer in favor oi'receivers .
C:ish transferred tn rei eivers.
Balance due to receivers Ju)y I, 1851 .
SHMMARY OF THE PRE
21, 182 10
)83, 554 54
124 97
25, 325 12
8230, 186 75
Nore. — The accounts for Cliilicothe. Ohio, Vincennes, Iowa, Jackson anu Boonvi)le, yio. , St. Stevens and
ville, and Champ igni i) le, Ark. , Port Drs Moines, Fort Dodge, and Sioux City, Iowa, Otter Tail I 'ity, Min. , Sas
gon, Olympia, W. T, RrowiisviHe, Neb. , and Santa Fe, N. M. , are to March 31, )86); St. Liiui. . Mo. ,
and Greensburc, La. , Batesville and He)mar, Ark. , Tallahas ee and Tainpi, Fla, to December 31, 1860; Greengu.
tine, Fla. , to S ptember .')U, 1860; Springftr)d, Mo. , to June 17, 186); Elba, Alia, tn January 14, 1861; Hunts
Couuril B)u(fs, Iowa, to May 19, 186); Eau Ciaire, Wis. , to May 31, )86); Fort Scott, Kansas, to June 9, 186);
Tuessnav Dgrsavlltgnxi Registeru Ojfrrr, Nseeirrter 22, 1861.

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RECEIPTS ]tND EXPENDITURES. 529
Warrants in
favor nf
receivers.
Cash transferred.
By receivers
To receiver. '. Frpenses of
(le pc)its
Payments bl' receivers i'or— Balance due July 1, 1861.
Salaries
and commis
sions.
Advertis- Byreceivers. To receivers.
ng and inci
dental expenses.
108, 655 UB
7, 067 37
150 00
700 00
125 00
950 00
4, 675 10
3, 150 00
5~225 00
4, 887 00
4, 950 00
4, 776 94
4, 425 OU
4, 255 7l
62) OU
4, 9'27 67
4, 317 47
5, 660 84
2)292 99
3. 982 il
2, 125 87
440 00
Ul5) 92
878 57
334 97
824 50
2)936 45
27 73
97 24
27 73
»24,
8. , 9l9 06
l]0 0)i
1U5 00
206 Oo
149 OU
94, i42 47
5, 650 45
4U7 80
275 00
718 41
147 bl
223 25
3l6 99
4)5UU 00
4)247 97
4, 500 00
4, 500 00
4)5UO UU
') 7)50 UU
3, 750 00
3, 75)l I)0
(J7l 46
3, '. )48 6l
'2, 62l 07
26)l 72
6, 17li 88
1, 60. 1 01
20 02
4, 267 32
1, 991 24
323 15
], 145 68
1, 567 30
342 25
761 24
3, 541 48
16, 615 31
1, 088 17
]92 75
2 50
413 44
300 00
765 Oi)
383 50
946 OU
600 00
682 77
476 UU
593 89
34 Io
3 35
170 80
269 42
338 00
256 27
207 70
808 22
100 50
59 00
]2 50
1S3, 554 56 124 97 124 97 9, 489 06 164, 980 68 24 820 74
11, 095 64
41 00
3 50
750 00
J4 40
253 54
998 17
95 55
116 85
4 26
454 16
]U)738 38
]21 53
407 80
183 43
]47 61
65 54
126 99
423 27
177 95
10 90
6, 8JU 89
264 U7
824 43
3, ]98 3U
20 02
283 26
392 24
996 95
111 5b
]3 847 07 25) 325 12
71
79
73
74:
75
76;
77'
78
79
80
Bl
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
19
9ii
91
92
i)3
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
CEDlNG STATEMENT.
Balance dui, to receiver~ Jnly 1, 1860. ,
1'asli translhrrcd by receivers,
Kxpvnscs of di posits.
Bslsrics anil cinnmia)iona . . .
Advvrtisiiiv and inviilen tel expenses.
Balance duc by receivers July 1, 1861
16, 924 23
i24 97
9)4r9 U6
164, 980 BS
2t, 82U 74
13, 847 07
230, 186 75
Centrr, Ala. , Wavliington, Miss. , ]onia, East Sagin Itvi and Marquette, Mich. , ]Fash]upton) Huntsville, Clarks-
Fiancisco, Los Angrlos, lllnrysvillc, otockton, Visa]iu) and Humboldt, Cal. , Orv on City and Roseburg, Ore-
' kliil'Cll 4, 1861; lyarsa)w, Mo. , Dvi»opoh:, ;md '1'uscaloo. a, Ala. , Jackson and i:olumbus, Miss. , New i))leans
ville and ittont ornery, Ala), anil Monrov. , l. ai. , to Jan 31, ]861; Grenada, Miss. , Little Rock, Ark. , aud St. Auvllle,
Ala. , io February 28, 1861; Pauldiii 5]i)as.
& , to January 10, 1861; Opelousas, ], ao to February 16, 1861)
and Nclirsska City, Neb. , to Apnl 10, ]86)t,
1. E. CHITTENDEN, Register.
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RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITIIRES 531
(I)(ring tkefisea7 year ending June 30, 1861
Gross amount of—
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600 00
100 45
G9 90
75 4!
529 61
113 24
309 75
141 49
4(8 58
203 96
426 82
45 85
901 24
138 97
88 64
22 70
lii 94
144 86
1)590 31
8, 204 0&
675 64
309 7;
141 49
418 58
20J 96
1)278 58
45 85
976 12
138 97
115 3&
70
6) 938 2U
2, 585 21
158 156 7&
1
2
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Il
12
13
14
15
IIG 84
64 15
29, 201 32,
10, 648 76'
50 UU,
&25 UUI
100 ):I
I 55
J '5
50 0(
24 &2
10 00
975 00
"535 2&
"98 61
439 '&UI
t(0 00
66 00
761 IU
249 88
25) 00
376 66
529 77
93 85
81 38
71 BH
3 30
22 10
7 20
284 9U
, &2 20
315 33
201 9)
185 39
8 96
29 12
16 69
99 4(
&7 83,
38 40
358 44
161 31
573 49
266 2(
14 9(
I &9
9, 788 65
3, 455 GG
15 32
]6 11
628 Ui
1, !50 08
436 84
287 78
365 69
7 52
76 14
5 34
787 10
75 39
63 93
19 00
43, 884 46',
23 85
Bl 38
71 88
3 30
22 IU
7 90
3) 183 76
'&l 20
;6
17
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2, 617 97 . 76
3) 7U9 8( . 64U 93, CB
1, 97( 05 . .... . " J
6, 827
24(
11, 606
I, 5)19
3), 23!
6, 579
48
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3, 46i, 835
76
27
45&
66
51
4, 'I
4(.
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79
7(l
605, 684 95
15 Jl
IG&
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1, 319 31
1, 251 55
5, 051 18
1, 963 22
4U5 69
7 52
14( 78
5 34
35, 8!5 43
1, 669 6)
4)627 42
2)056 18
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38
39
40
41
43
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40)844 10 . . . 1, 160 17 776 30!l)101 98 97 82 376 66 25, 779 85 4, 450, 131 94 50 32
* Cash for weighing, gauging, and measuring.
f Bale of old iron sa&e and revenue boats.

RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
Collectors.
Districts,
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9
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1U
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
90
91
92
23
94
25
96
97
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
59
53
54
55
Robert Burns. . . . . . . . .
Washington Long. . . . .
A. F, Par)in. .... .....
Win. B. Sinith
Thomas D. Jones ...
isaac H. Thomas John R. Redman . . Seth K. Devereux John H Kennedy. ....
Davis Tillson. ....... Thomas Cunningham Erastus Foots. ... James H. Nichols. . Roland Fisher. ..., Moses Macdonald. ... .
Jedediah Jewett.
A. A. Han corn .. Tliomas K. Lane ....
John Cousens. . , . Luther Jenkins ..., George G. Bowden. ...
Jeremiah S. Putnam ..
Jonathan G. Dickerson
T. Hsrmon ....
Dudley F. Leavitt. ... ,
W. P. Wingste .
Augustus Jenkins. ....
J. B. Cpliain
Isaac B. Rovi'dish. Charles Linsley. Williain Clapp. . ..
James Rlood. . ... , ,
Enoch G. Currier .... .
Giirham Babson. . .
John S. Webber. , ,
William B. Pike. .... Wil lard P Phillips . Willi un Bartoll. .. Williain Standley. . James 8 Whitney. Jehu Z. Goodrich, Wait Wad worth .
Thoinas Loring .... Pbineas W. Leland ...
S. B. Pbinney. ........
Chas. B. H. Fessenden
Laurence Grinnell. Ira Darrow ...........
John Ymson. .. . Eben W. Allen , Alfred Macy. .... James A. Aborn, Charles Anthony. ... George H. Reynolds. ..
W. H. S. Bayley.
Passamaquoddy Me ..... do. ..... Machiasi Me, ... ..........
..... do, ..... ...
Frenchman's Bay, Me. . ..... do. ................, ....
Penobscot, Me.
do. .... . ..". . ~ ~ ~ ~-
Waldoborough, iMe ..........
..... do. .. .... ......
Saco, Me. . .
.... ado. ~ ~ ~ ....... ~ ~ ~ . ~ ... ~ ..
Kennebunk, Me .
York, Me. . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . do. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I
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..... do. .... Belfast, Me, ..... Iio ..... . . Bangor, Me. .., ............ ,.
. . . . . do. . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Portsinouth, N. H. . . . . . . . . . . .
... do ... ... . Burlington, Vt , do. . . . ..... do. ... ........ , Newburyport, Mass .... do , .. ... , .. .
Gloucester, Mass ,
..... do .......... ........ Salem and Beverly, Mass. ....
. . . . . do, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Marblehead, Mass. . . . . . , . . . .
.... do. ......, ........ ..
Boston and ChariestowniMass.
. do. ... .... . Plymouth, Mass ....... ....
. ... . do. .......... "'
Fall River, Mass ., i
Barnstable, Mass. ... . . iNew Bedford, Mass. , I
..... do, ......... Edgartown, Mass . ,
..... do. . ........ , Nantucket, Mass. .. i
..... do. ....... . , , Providence, K. I ..... do ................. .
Bristol and Warren, R, I ,
...... do ..................... ,
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May 1, 1858
Apr. 18, 1861
Jan. 16, 1858
Apr. 9, I861
Jan. 14, 1858
Apr. 5, 1861
klay 14, 18o8
May 10, 1861
reb. 1, '186i
do. .
Apr. 99iil861
Wiscasset, iyle. Fi b. 1„1858
do .... . Apr. 92„1b61
Bath, Me „
Jan. 31, !86U
..... do . .... ............ .. Apr. 8, 1861
Portland and Falmouth, Me. ..
Jau. 90, Ir58
Carried forward.
Apr. 11, 18111
Sept. 20. , 1856
Sept. , 12, 186U
Jan. 19, 1858
Jan. 14, 1858
July 20, 1860
Mar. 9, 1861
May 29, 1861
Feb. 97, 1858
A pr. 18i 1861
Jan. 17, 1858
Apr. 4, 1861
June93, 1858
Apr. 26, 1861
Feb. 23, 1851
July 14, 1860
Apr. 4, 1861
J n n e 11, 1858
Apr. 16, 18nl
iyiay 18, 1858
Apr. 20, 1861
Feb. 19, 1857
Mar 26, 1861
June 14, 1858
Apr. 18, 18fi I
Feb. 23, 1860
Mar. 22i 1861
June. il. 1858
Apr. 20. 1861
June I5, ls:i8
June 30, 1858
Apr. 19, 1858
Apr. 11. 1861
Ju ne 21, 1860
Msy i29, 18iil
June 14 1858
Apr. 20i186I
Jan. 16, 1858
A pr. 29, 1861
Jan. 18, 1858
Apr. 99, 1861
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RECEIPTS AND
EXPEXDITITRES.
Payments made into the treasury.
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208 85
609 ]9
99 IU
1, 094 90
1!019 37
140 70
4, 461 Id
1, 253 BB
Inr3) 096 74
30, 367 15
122 51
137 52
K BU
957 50
13, 664 44
7tt5 78
3)420 35
590 00
2, 204 Ol
5)773 76
839 76
2) 627 22
7, 783 64
29, 655 25
2, 70U 00
158 07
3, 467, 835 79
BU5)684 95
56 00
4, 792 49
1, 820 63
4, 765 35
1)589 15
302 97
944 94
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7, 275 22
1, 031 90
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675 64
147 70
141 49
223 84
Ii I 86
255 57
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37 84
22 70
4, 677 86
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6, 281 00
13, 517 31
81 38
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3, 032 06
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11) 24II 60
1, 832 19
808 21
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24 72
1, 285 51
6, 573 29
241 66
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102 72
7 52
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534 RZCZIPTS AND ZXPZNDITURZS.
STATEMENT
Collectors.
2i Hiram Barney .. 28 Henry B. Smith. ,
29Geor e W. Goff .. 3u Theoph. Peu net. ..
31 J. W. Ingalls. ... ....
32, 0. car F. Dickinson 3'i'George M. Abel(. ...
Disu icts.
...... &10
Champlain, N. Y ....
.. . . . do .... ... . ~ ~
Cape Vincent, N. Y. .
.... .. da
Dunkirk, N, Y. ......
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31 William S. Bowen. . Bridgeta&vn, N. 3 & Henry J. Ashmore . Burlington, N. J
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Bi J. Lawrence Boggs 38 Thos. D. Winner. .
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Apr. 2, 1861
. IGreat Ezg Harbor, N. J June 19, 1808
39 Isaac S. Jennings. . Little E Harbor,
4U J. H. Bartlett. .....
~ N. J. Dec. 27, (&58
...... da .... . May 20I IBGI
41 Edward T. IDHyer, . Newark, N J ........
Way 24, 186 l
42 Peter W. Martin ..., . . 60
May 6, 186i I
43 I homes B. Atkinson Camden, N. J. .......
A pr. 13, 1858
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9, 1861
44 S. BirdseH, ... .. , 45 Joseph B. Baker. ...
Philadelphia, Penn. .
46 Wm. B. Thomas
. do ... ~ ~ ~
47 Charles M. Tibbals. Presque Isle, Penn. 4( James A. Gibson. Pntsburg, Penn.
49 C. H. Bachelor. .
... 5(i Jesse Sharpe. ... .. . do ...... ..... .
.. De(aware& (Wi(mttanj
51 Thos M. Rodney. ..
...... do ...... 52 Jna Thomson Mason Be)tin&are, Md, .
53 H W. Hoffman. ...... do .... .. 54~John T, Hammond. . Annapolts, Md, .
55, Ti nch Tilghrnan Osford. Md, .
5(i Wi(liam H. VaH&ant. ...... do ............
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June 2(i, (8&8
May 1U, 1861
June 12, 1858
Apr. 18, 1861
Jan. 31, 1857
Apr, 5, 1861
June 15, 1858
June 17, 1858
Juiie ll, (858
Apr. 20, 1861
Jan. 23) 186&&
June 15), 1858
Apr. 19, 186i
Mar. 10, 1858
May 18, 1861
Mar. 26, 1858
Apr. 18, I86(
Mar. 10, )858
Mar. 18, 1858
Apr. 5, 1861
Balances due
July I, 1860.
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56, 153 37
I Gilbert Chace. . . Newport, R. I ....
Apr. 6, 1858 5)061 21
2Seth W, Macy. . ...... da .
3 Patrick Facan .
... , ...
Apr. I, 186 I
..
Middleiown, Conn. ..
Jan. 28, 185i
4 Origen Dtley . . ~ .. ~ ... do
51ar. 4, 186l
5 Johri P. C. Mather. . New I. ondon, Conn May 17, 1858 2, 708 95t
6 Edward Prentis. .. ..... . 80 ... , ...... Anr. 9) 1061
7 Minott A. Osborn. . New Haven, Conn. . Feb. I, 1858 4, 140 07
8 James F. Babcock. . ..... . da .... .. A pr. 2, I b(i I
UI WiHiam S. Pomeroy Fairfield, Conn . Apr. 1, IB. &8 19 90
1U, Si(as C. Ban(he. ....
. .. . . . da . . ,
il Kphraim Wiuiams, jr
.... . . Apr. 17, I 861
Stonington, Conn. . Junc 13, (860
12tFranklin A. Palmer. ...... da ...., . ..... . Apr. 16, 1861
13 William Howland. Sac kett's Harbor) N. Y. Feb. 4, 1857 41 16. ..
14, (L W. Inglehart . ...... do . . . .
A pr. 6, 1861
15, P(iny M. Sronily. . Genesee, N. Y. . J une 15, 1858 94 GG. ..
16, P. M. Crandah. . do . ... .. 1&IJ. B. Higgins. ..... ~ May 11, 1861
. Osivego, N. Y. IBlGeorge P Eddy ""
51 sr. 21, 186U 744 90 Niagara, N. Y. ......
Mar. 15, 18&8 347 50 ...
19' Spauldirig. ... . . . . .. . . do
M sr. 30, 186 I
20 1Varren Bryant. .. Sufi'alo Creek&N. Y. . Mar. 8, (850
21 Chrisiian Metz, jr. do
ttpr. 21, (861
22 H&irace Moody. . Oswegatchie, N. Y. . Jan. I,
23 David M. Chapin ..
..... . 60 .... .... . It&5&J 370 83
Mar. 29, 1861
2&t Jason M. Terbell. . . , Sag Harbor, N. Y. ...
. I une 12, 18, iB 114 06
2' John Sherry .. . , , . do . ....
May 21, 18&(1
26 Augustus Schell ... . New York city, N. Y. July 1, I SGB 1 1U
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213 95 .
613 75 .
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160 9u . .
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Wm. B. Viorgan. ...
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Henry I'. Mathews Georgetown, D. C. Judson Mitchell. ....
..... do .. ... . ..
W&lliam M. Harrison Richmond, Va. ....
Jesse J. Simktns. ...
Viorfolk n&nd Portemouth,
Va.
George T. Wright. Tappahannock, Va J/ihn S. Parker. . Cherrystone, Va. Wm. F. Presson. Yorktown, Va, Timothy Rives. .. Petersburg, Va . E/lward S. Hongh. Alexandria, Va. .....
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Mar. 18) 1858
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.. . Eio . ... . iVov. 28, 186U . ... . do .... ....
Feb. 28, 186) .
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Mar. 1, 1850
Apr. 15, 1858 ..
impar. 30, 1857
Mar. 10, 1858
Feb. 24, 1860
Mar. 16, 1858
J un e 14, 1858
June 18, 1861
Mar. 9D, leSS
Gi&rdon Forbes Yeocomico, Va. . July 7, 1858
Lucien D. Stake. Camden, N. C Mar. 12, 1858
wm. C. Butler. .. , ... . do .. . ... Apr. 2, 186 I
Edmund Wright. Rdenton, N. C. . Mar. 23, 1858
Joseph Ramsey. ...
Plyinnuth& N. C. .. Mar. 1, 1859
Henry P. Hancock. Washington, N. C. Mar. 13)
Vewbern, N C, 1858
Wm. G. Sin leton Apr.
Oliver '. Deivey. 12, 186U
Ocracnke& N. C. . Mar. 25, i858
James E. Gibble. Beaufort& N. C, Oec, 3U, 1858
J. F. Bell, . ... .. ..... do .... . .... . Jan. 24, 1861
James T. Miller ...
)Vitmingtoc» N. C. Dee. 24, )858
Willian& F. Colcock Charleston, S. C .. Mar. 31, 1858
John N. Merriman . Georgetown, B. C. Aug, 20, 1856
Beaulort, S. C. . No report. ..
John Boston. ... , daven nab, Ga. . May 25, 1858
John F. Dufour. ... . St. Mary' s&, Ga. . Oec. 29, 1858
....../10 . ..... do .... . . , Oet. 15, 1860
Woodford Mabry. . Brunswick, Ga. Apr. 11, 1856
...... do ....... ...
. ..... do .... ckgay 26)1860
Thomas W. Fleming /gugusta, Ga, .. . Jan. 23, 1858
Joseph Sierra. ... I'enssacola, Fla. , June 14, 1858
John P, Baldwin. . Ifey West, Fla. ......
A. pr. 1, 1858
Charles Howe, .... , ..... . do ......
May 25, 1861
St. Augustine, Fla. Vo report,
Alonzo B. Noyes . St. Mark's, 1'la. star. 4, 1858
'I'homas Ledwith Bt. John' s, Fla. ... . Apr. I, 1858
Nathan Baker ... Apalachicola, Fla. June 27, 1860
Felix Livingston. Fernan/Iina, Fla . Mar. 27, 1857
A. J, Decatur. .. .. Bayport, Fla . , Apr. 20, 1858
Thaddeus Sanford . vlobile, Ala . (Apr. 1, 1858
Jonathan Haralson, Belrna& Ala. . .... ar. 93. 1857
Robert Eager Pearl River, Miss Feb. I, 1856
. do .... ...... do . . .... June 28, 1860
John Hunter ......
IVatchez, iMiss. .. Apr. 6, I858
John Bobb. Vieksburg, Miss. Mar. 2, 1860
Francis H. Hatch ..
New Orleans, La 'Ma&. 12, 1857
Robert N. McMillan Teche, la. .........
Mar. 31, 1858
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28
29
30
31
39
33
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35
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Wm. S. Jackson .... James R. Thompson ..
Wm. B. Morgan. .....
...... do. .
do .
Henry C. Mathews. .....
Judson Mitchell
William M. Harrison. . . .
Jesse J. Simkins
George T Wright. John S. Parker. ... Wm. F. Presson. Timothy Rives. .........
Edwani S. Hough. Andrew Jaimeson. . Andrew J. Pannell .... .
Gordon Forbes. ..„. l. ucien D. Starke Wm. C. Butler. . .. Edmund Wright ~. Joseph Ramsey .... Henry P Hancock. Wm. G. Singleton .
0 iver S. Dewey. James E. Gibble ..... ...
J. F. Bell. ...
James T. Miller. ... William F. Cnlccck . John N. Merriman. .. John Boston. .... .......
Johu T. Dufour. . . . . . . .
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Waodford Mabry. . . . . . . .
Thomas W. Fleming. . . .
Joseph Sierra . . . . . . . . . .
John P. Baldwin.
Charles Howe. . . . . , . . . .
Alonzn B. Noyes.
I'hoiiias Led with .
Nathan Baker ... , Felix Livingston. A. J. Decatur ..... Thaddeus. anford . Jr&nathan Haralson. . Robert Eager . . ...
..., , , dn. .., .. , , , , ,
John Hunter. . ....... .
John Babb. ..,..
Francis H. Hatch, .. Robert N. McMiltan. .....
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Vienna, Md .
Town Creek, Md. ... ~ ""
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do. ~ ~ ~
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Norfolk and Portsmouth,
Va
'1'appahannock, Va. ........
Cherry Stone, Va
Vlirktown, Va. Petersburg, Va. .......... ..
Alexandria,
Va
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Wheeling, Va. . ...
Yeacomico, Va Camden, N. C. ............
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Edenton, N. C .
Plymouth, N. i,
Washington, N C . . . . . . ""
Newbern, N. C. . ~
Ccracake& N. t'. Beaufort, N. C. ........ ....
Wilmington, N. C. .........
Charleston, S. C. ..
Geareetown, S. C. ....... ..
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Brunswick& Ga. ..... do ..... , Augu-ta, Ga ....... . .....
Peusacola, Fla. ""
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St. Augustine, Fla. .....
St. Mark's, Fla.
St. John' s, Fla. ... Apalachicola, Fla. Fernandina, Fla Bayport, Fla. ..
Mobile, Ala. . ,
Selma, Ala .. .. . Pearl river, Miss ...... do. ... ... ............
Natchez, Miss .
Vicksburg, Miss .
New Orleans, La. ~ Techc, La. ....... ....... Carried forward. ..
Mar. 18, 1858
Mar. 25, 1858
July 29, 1856
N ov. 28, 186 ll
Frb. 28. )861
Mar. 11, 1858
June 14, )861
Mar. 1, 1859
Apr. 15, 1 58
Mar. 30, 1857
Mar. 10, 1858
Feb. 94, 18&&0
Mar. 16, 1858
June 14, ! 858
June 18, 1861
Mar. 25, 1858
July 7, 18, 8
Msr. 12, 1858
Apr. 9, 1861
Mar. 23, 1858
Mar. 1, 1859
M nr. 1:1, 1 t. "58
Apr. 12, 186U
Mar, 25, I 858
Dec. 30, 1858
Jan. 24, 1861
Dec. 94, '1858
Mar. 31, 1858
Aug. 20, le56
No report.
May 25, 1858
Dec. 99, 1858
Oct. 15, 186U
Apr. 11, 1856
May 26, 1860
Jan. 93, 1858
June 14, 1858
Apr. 1, 1858
May 25) 1861
No report
Mar. 4, 1858
Apr. 1, 1858
June 27, 1860
Mar. 27, 1857
Apr. 20, 1858
Apr. 1, 1858
Mar. 23, 1857
Feb. 1, 1856
June 28, 1860
Apr. 6, 1858
Mar. 9, 1860
Mar. 12, 1857
Mar. 31)1858
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July 1, 1860.
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Salu ria, Tex. . . . . , . .
Brazos de Santiago)
Joshua Sloane ......
..... do .... .. .
James A. Watson. ..
Monterey, Cal ... I
Patrick H. Downey . San Pedro, Cal ......
forward . . . . 105. 696 45
Apr. 2)1858 4, 363 44
July 31, 185I' 97 43
Feb. 1)1859 3, 300 46
375 04
Tex.
4 Samuel J. Jones. .. Paso del Nortel Tex. Jan. Jl)1859 6, 484 04 ...
5 Daniel H. Donovan St. Louis, Mo. Jan. 31, )86U . 6 Richard J. Howard. do .... . . Apr. 20, 1861 ..
7 A. W. Lamb. ... ....
Hannibal, Mo. . . May 14, 1856 21 10
8 Walter N. Haldeman Louisville, Ky. . June 2, 1857
Ul
9 William Nolen. . Paducah, Ky ........
Feb. 16, 1850 ..
. . 386 31
10 IFrank Stewart. Columbuls, Ky. Mar. 1, 186U 4, 876 08
ll Joase Thomos Nashville, Tenn. Mar. 19, 1859 76
12 H. T. Hulbert ......
Memphi. ', Tenn. . A pr. 24, 1858 1, 475 58
1J T. Jefferson Sherlock Cincinnati, Ohio. ....
June 12, 1858 ..
14 Enoch T. Carson , ..... do.
Apr, 30, 1861
15 Emery D. Potter. . . Miami, Ohio. . hler. 19, 1859 161 92)
16 Andrew Stephan . ..
....., do .... ... , Apr. 16, 1861
17 George S. Paiterson. Bandusky, Ohio. . Mar. I J, 1858 208 70
18 John Young ...... do ... , ... , Apr. 5, 1861 ..
19 Rob) rt Parks. .....
Cuyaho a, Ohio .....
...... do .'. .. Mar. 22, 1858 30 ... .
...
2U Benjamin Brownell . Sept. l I, 1860
21 Charles J, Ballard. dn
Apr. 9, 1861 ..
22 Robert W. Davis .. . Detroit, Mich ........
Jan. 31, 1860 I) 318 73
2 'I N. G Isbell. .... . . . ..... . do
Mar. 25, 186! I24 Jacob A. T. Wendell Michilimack'c, Mich, June30, 1860 25 J. W. MOMath. ..... IIO .... . .......
Apr. I, I86l ..
26 Charles Denby. ... Evansville, lnd Feb. I, 1858 1, 422 80
2 Bolton F. Sirother . Chicago, ill. . June 21, 1858 49 70
28 Julius White. ... , ..... do . . Apr. 6, l861
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Benj L. Oorsey Alton, lll . , . June 23, 1858 684 80
30 Daniel Warm . ..... Galeria, III. .... ......
July 1, 185t 1, 081 45
31 Tliomas Benneson. . chuincy, Ill
June 19, 185S ..
32 Philip Harvey Burlington, Iowa , Mar. 10, 1859 191 28
33 William Stotts. .....
Keoku k, iowa, .. Jan. 20, 1859 1, 332 68
34 George W. Clsson, Milwaukie, Wis. Dec. 27, 1858 642 45
35 Edwin Palmer, ... ...... do .... .... . Apr. 11, 1861
36 JamesNcFetridge. . Minnesota, Minn .. Sept, 4, 18)7 216 36
37 Morris H. Frost. ... , Puget Sound, W. T Oct. 8, 1856 2, 962 90
38 Charles C. Phillips. . ..... . do . ... Sept. I, 1860 ..
39 John Adair. Oregon, Ore .........
July 2, 1859 778 73
40 Wdl i am L. Adams . .... do
June12, 186I .
41 Barclay 1. Burns. . , Cape Perpgtua) Ore. Mar. 9, 1858 ..
75 85
42 Be nj an)in 0 rat tain I'ort Orford, Ore. July 25, 1859 15 44 .
43 Peter Ruffner, ......
..... do .... ...... Apr. 6, 186 l 44 Benj. F. Washington San Fraocisco, Cal. Apr. 1, 1858 . 45 lra P. Rankin. ..... . ..... do .... . May 29, 186 1
Sonomal Cal . j
..
46 Timothy B. Storer. Sept. 19, 1855 13 86
47 George P. Gilliss. do , Aug. 9, 1860 .
48 Beth M. Swain. ... . ...... do .... .... . hlay 9, 1861 .
49 Lewis 8 mders, jr. . Sacramento) Cal. . . pr. 18, 1859 ll 60.
50
dan Diego, Cal, ... 2
ay 31, 18)9
Henry Hancock. ....
Mar. 24, 18'IU I
51
iVIay 22, I86I
52
Aug. 14, 1860
June 27, 1856
53
Apr. 26, i859 ..
37, 339, 4I0 83
33, 645 23
5, 947 Ui
12, 449 24
4, 811 72 . .
106, 430 15
2, 668 44 . .
12, 442 03 . .
19, 246 08 . .
3, 154 32 „
1)2, 079 Ub
32, 630 '3'I ..
4, 597 05
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2 04
741 53, .
8, 435 98 .
i, '026 82 . '.
tl2, 627 5: 1, 554 46
3607 ..
177I 1, 933 I5 44, 728 89 ..
420 46 . .
86 ii
16 32 . .
7) 289 50 .
401 04, .
1, 163 J3 . 416 J8 612 59 . 2, 021 40, 1, 848 29 . 4, 082 2), .
1) 178, 460 Ol'
130, 592 11
24 35 . .
18 38 . .
59 17
129, 797 60
601 56
5 04
3, 726 J6
685 30
180 tabb
391 11
16 67
6 00
1, 279 25
'156 8)
B 137)645 38 837 2U 39)038) 260 16 59 17 146, 776 55
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RECEIPTS ~rD EXPENDITURES.
STATE&IEXT
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9
3
4
5
6
7
8
10
II
12
13
14
15
16
1
18
19
20
21
99
23
24
25
96
27
28
Q9
30
31
39
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
59
53
Collectors.
Hamilton Stuart. . , Darwin M. Stapp ... , .
Francis W. Lstbam. Salnuel J. Jones. .. ,
Daniel H. Donovnn . Richard J. Howard, A. W. Lamb. ........ Walter N. Haldeman. Wilbam Nolen Frank Stewart. J e. se Thomas. . H. T. Hulbert. ..... .. T. Jefferson Sherlock Enocb T. Carson. Emery D. Potter . Andrew Stephan. ... George S. Patterson. ....
John Youngs .....
Robert Parks
Benjalnin Brownell I'buries J. Ballard. ......
Robert tV. Davis. .... ...
N. G. lsbell
Jacob A. T. Wendell. .
J. W. McMath ......... ,
Charles Denby. ... .
Bolton F Strotber ..... .
Julius tVhite
Benjamin L. Dorsey. Daniel Warm ....., .....
Thomas Benneson. Philip Harvey. . William Stotts. ... George W. Clason. Edwin Palmer. ... James McFetridge. ......
Morns H. Frost. .. Charles C. PhiBips, ......
, iohu Adair, ...
William L. Adams. Barciay l. Burns .. ....
Bcoianlln Braualu. .
Pets. r Ruffner. ... . ... ..,.
Benjamin F. Washington
Ira P. Rankin. .... ....
Timothy B. Storer. George P. Gllliss. ......
Seth M. Swain. ...
Lewis Sander, jr. .......
Henry Hancock. ...
Joshua Sloane. .... James A. Watson, . .. Patrick H. Vowney. ....
Districts.
Brought forward, ...
Texas, Texas. . ...
Saluria, Texas. ....
Brazosde Santiago, Texas. Paso del Norte, Texas. St. Louis, Mo. . . .... . do. ... ... . ,. Hannibal, Mo. . .
Loui. ville, Ky. . . ,
Paducah, Ky. ......., ......
Colulrlbus,
Ky
Nashville, Tenn . . . . . . . . . . .
Memphi;, Tenn. .
Cincinnati, Ohio. . . . . . . . . . . .
..... do. ... ..
Miami, Ohio.
..... do. ..... . ,. . Sandusky, Ohio. ....... ...
.... . do ... .... , . , . Cuyaboga, Ohio. , 60 . .......
..... 60. .... .. , Detroit, Mich . . . .. ... do. ....... ., ......,. Michilimackinac, Mich. ..
..... do. ... .... ., Evansville, Ind. , . Cbicagol Ill. . .... . do. .. . . Alton, Ill. . . , Galena, III, . .... ... ....
IIuincy, ill. .. ~ ."
Burlineton, Iowa ... ..
Krokukr Io'lva
Milwaukie, Wis. ......... ..
. ... . do. ..........,....
Minnesota& Minn
PugetSound, W. T. . .... . do. ....... .....,...
Oregon, Oregon. ...
..... do. .......
Cape Perpetua, Oregon. . i'ort Oriord, Oregon. . . . do. ....... . , .. San Francisco, Cal. ..... do. ... . .. Sonoma, Cal. . . do. . . ..... do. ..... ... Sacramento, Cal . . . ..
San Diego, Cal. ........... .
. . . . do. . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . .
Monterey, Cal, . . . . . . . . . . . ,
San Pedro, Cal. . . . . . . . . . . "
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Apr. 20, 1861
May 14, 1856
June 9, 1857
Feb. 16, 1859
Mar. 1, 1860
Mar. 19, 1859
Apr. 24, 1858
June 12, I 858
Apr. 30, 1861
kiar. 19, 1859
Apr. 16, l 861
Mar. I 3, 1858
Apr. 5, 1861
Mar. 22, 1858
Sept. 11, 1860
Apr. 9l 1861
Jan. 31, li'60
M ar. 20, 1801
June30, 186U
Apr. 1, 186 I
Frb. 1, 1858
June 21, 1858
Apr. 6, 1861
June 23~~ 1858
July 1, 1858
June 19, 1858
Mar. 10, 1859
Jan. 20, )859
Dec. 27, 1808
Apr. 11, l86I
Sept. 4, 1857
Oct. 8, 1856
Sept. Irl86U
duly 2, 1859
June 19, 1861
Mar. 9, 1858
July 95, 1859
Apr. 6, I 861
A pr. 1, 1858
May 29, 1861
Sept. 19, 1855
Aug. 9, 1860
May 9. I 861
Apr. 18, 1859
May 3I, '59 A
Mar. 24, 1860
May 22, 1861
Aug. 14, '60 A
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Payments made into the treasury. Bonds and cash tranferred in Balance due June 3U, 1861.
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3, 326 82
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18, 942 49
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3, 366 19
134 16
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1, 197 60
5, 070 30
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9, 786 96
191 33
69 35
91)7 50
136 09
1, 920 93
97 35
1, 752 37
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89 77
343 54
945 30
770 90
1, 396 76
1)481 29
599 39
1, 374 68
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156 47
8)98 95
4, 309 59
2, 134 53
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Minott, A. Osborn ..... . do.
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New York city, N. Y. ...... ;
Augustus Schell .
Philadelphia, Penn, ....... ..... ...
. Joseph B. Baker.
. .... do
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.. .... do. ...... ..
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. VVm. M. Harrison. Charleston, S. C Wm. F. Colcock.
...... do. ... ..... do.
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New Orleans, La . . . .
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Cincinnati, Ohio.
. . . . . . do. .
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. . . . . . do. . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,
. . . . . . do. . . , . . . . . . . . . . , . . . ,
. . . . . . do, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,
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Bion Bradbury. .........
Robert Burns
Moses 5Iacdonatd. ......
..... do. ...... ~ .
do.
Arthur W. Austin
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Thaddeus Sanford. ..... do. .... ..... Francis M. Hatch. Henry T. Hulbert. ......
T. Jefferson Sherlock, ,
..... do. .... Win. A, Linn A. C. Keener ...... Daniel H. Donovan .... .
...... do. ......
Benjamin F. Washington
July I, 1856, to AprB 30, 1857. . . .
July I, 1859, to June 30, 1860. . . .
. . . do. . . . . . . . . . do. . . . . . . . . . . .
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July I, 1859, to June '0, 1860. . . .
Julv I, 1859, to February 99, 1860.
i%larch I to June 30, 1860. . . . . . .
July I, 1860, to March 31, 1861 April I, 1861, to June 30, 1861. July I, 1859, to June 30, 1860. July I, 1860, to April 7, 1861 . .
July I, 1859, to June 30, 1860. ...
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July I, 1859, to June 30, 1860. July I, 1858, to June 30, 1859. .
July I, 1859, to June 30, 1860. ...
. do. ..... ...... do ....
Ju I y I, 1860, to November 17, 1860
July I, 1859& to June 30, 1860, .
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July I, 1860& to December 31, 1860
July I, 1859, to December 96, 1859
Dec. 97, 185&9, to Feb. 7, 1860 . . .
February 8, 1860, to June 30, 1860
July I, 1860& to i(lay 13, 1861 . . .
July I, 1859, to June 30, 1860. . . .
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1, 301 60
9, 605 17
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192 64
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RECEIPTS AND
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Ct Cl
o ct)s 5
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CP
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2)874 77
3)840 28
3, 474 Qi
10, 167 13
5)521 9l
12, 131 39
4, 234 75
1, 651 50
018 88
73)760 74
7, 523 42
5, 838 49
4)690 97
3)690 17
1) 751 75
2)121 79
2, 173 30
3)574 30
16)569 06
558 20
1)463 73
807 11
967 65
158 80
1, 045 75
1, 523 75
4, 047 OU
500 UO
"57 58
: 'ti$'4O
ti 32 86
763 43
250 00 . . . .
350 00
35PU 00
175 00
170 24
41 63
138 13
303 84
285 61
2, 133 50
1, 298 22
6, 798 13
3, 428 21
6, 935 66
1, 211 37
3)238 16
1, 440 93
63, 195 96
9, 616 48
6, 681 73
4, 359 13
3, 281 Ql
1, 475 08
2, 245 03
2, 849 06
4, 573 35
26)207 70
2, 502 25
1, 100 17
796 31
1, 284 78
408 7Q
2, 467 10
3, 239 47
96 35
53 90
47 65
135 43
Ul 68
191 93
5 62
5 30
349 20
95 56
81 53
52 11
42 02
9 17
42 11
43 78
162 64
400 OU
27 40
83 98
138 69
62 61
70. 09
34 33
86 32
31 14
718 59
4 41
2 87
138 96
140 71
20) 791 32
9, 694 39
22)465 06
8, 750 19
106)895 32
20, 230 77
18, 066 75
15))272 03
14, 062 68
73 25 7, 368 54
182 69 8, 753 24
89 05
219 40 22, 279 50
425 34 175 4o 48, 387 78
490 24
118 48
85 50
178, 000 93 2) 278 84 272 27 163, 133 41 2, 289 80 9, 253 44 323, 017 50 694 22
008 63
3, 770 71
7, 468 i)7
2, 605 17
4, 88Q 72
38, 256 63
18, 770 45
41, 849 87
14, 227 45
8)046 98
3, 604 87
245, 428 54
37)651 76
30)879 51
24, 518 20
21, 352 69
3, 236 Ou
12, 032 0]
14, 065 50
10, 954 98
3, 359 45
65, 675 66
3, 673 98
2) 013 90
1, 868 41
2, 422 67
600 15
3)651 07
5, 067 06
53 035 57
68i. 7ii 67
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
1U
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
t)3
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
"Commission under act June 12, 1858, sec. 17,
7 Commission on unclaimed merchandise.
7 lotnmission on new custom-house.

548 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
STATEMENT'
K s r E n D 1T o A E s
Compensation,
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
Districts.
Passamaquoddyt Me .
. . . . . . do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Portland and Falmouth,
Me.
. . . . . . do.
. . . . . . do.
Boston and Charlestown,
Mass.
clo. , ~, , .
,..... do. , do. ... ........ New Haven, Conn. ....
. . . . . . do.
New York city, N. Y. . .
Philadelphia, Penn. . . . .
. . . . . . do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Baltimore, Md . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . do. . . . . . . . . .
Richmond, Va . .
Charleston, S. C. . . . . , . ,
..... . do .. .. , Mobile, A]a ........ ....
...... do.
New Orleans, La. ...... i
Montphis, Tenn . i Cincinnati, Ohio . . . ...... do. ... .. , . St. Lou)a, Mo. , .
do. .,
. do . , . ...... )10.... ....., . , San Francisco& Cal. ..... ..
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6
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O
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24 17
@26 59
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Cl
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228 00 134 ]7 247 80
789 89 341 00
~. . . . . . . . . 523 08
3])519 63 2, ]34 66
15, 605 65
35)337 ]2
11, 793 18
203) 897 22
27, 407 81
22)358 85
17, 400 U5
15) 114 97
5, 981 20
7, 899 99
810 00
45, 997 27
2, 800 00
1, 316 66
1, 446 49
]86 79
2, 629 03
3, 80l BJ
36)124 99
], 008 40
1) 681 80
834 23
33l ]6
7" 73
9, 646 57
697 12
532 91
370 57
5]0 13
66 07
496 08
499 95
492 05
74 25
]07 3J
95 45
30 75
908 83
1 63
805 69
3, 175 74
2, 700 75
481 5].
408 96
13 50,
25 68
241 75
49 50
30 23
6 75
8, 424 25 1, 255 25
O
Cl
O,
Cl
a!
Ct
0
48 22
539 33
577 71
24, 740 21
494 40
]3, 380 36
151 02
136 65
32 52
507 14
513 51
241 68
l
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Ct
O
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3, 000 00
3, 000 00
2 398 35 I
3, 949 12
1, 990 88
4, 455 00
1, 485 00
3, 000 00
2, 26U 45
5, 940 Uo
5, 940 OU
4)944 56
5, 940 00
4, 950 00
3, 000 00
5, 244 58
5, 349 31
3, 000 Uo
5, 940 00
3, 000 OU
2, 9]3 90
1, '868 42
1)459 24
353 05
1, 186 81 I
2, 604 39
7, 500 00
Ct
O
O
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Cl
O
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1 10 26
206 42
126 01
278 25
31 14
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400 00
2]8 45
169 90
191 07
183 63
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248 22
289 90
251 69
40o oo '
27 40
400 00
489, 746 73 99, 527 82 10 ()25 32 41) 598 20 96)673 96 3. 913 02

— Cnntinued.
RECEIPTS AND
EXPENDITURES.
EXPEICDITURES.
Balances transferred to ac
counts of customs.
Balances due July 1, 1860.
'I
C
t
E
0 0 0 il
- Ctcs 0
CC
0
Cl c&
Cl
0
E
0
Ct
Cl
0
Cl
Ct
0
Cl
0
Ct
Et
0
CC
0
Cl
0
0
Cl
Cl
0
Ct
0
tZ
908 63
2, 604 97
3, 004 03
1. 340 7G
2, 305 64
3)359 45
908 63
3, 768 52
4, 862 90
2, 604 97
3, 6NI 15
37) 809 83
18)730 04
41, 752 17
14, 143 55
6&697 22
3, 604 87
245, 453 86
37, 529 12
3U, 706 97
24, 383 20
21, 167 69
3)U75 24
12, 032 Ol
14, 064 83
7, 505 53
3, 359 45
65, 720 U5
3&151 ]5
6)086 88
3, 438 30
3, 042 38
573 26
4)322 98
6, 919 73
53, 946 17
3, l72 98
1, 569 88
864 13
701 69
2)558 19
244. 42
35 89
29 78
705 45
25 32
44 39
10 60
2 19
2, 605 17
20
1, 242 57
446 80
39 51
97 70
83 90
I) 349 76
122 64
172 54
135 00
185 00
160 76
67
3)359 45
522 83
908 63
3, 770 71
7) 468 07
2, 605 17
4)882 72
38, 256 63
]8, 770 45
41, 849 87
14, 227 45
8, 046 98
3, 694 87
245&428 54
37)651 76
30&873 51
24, 518 20
91, 359 69
3, 236 00
lo, 032 01
14&065 50
10)954 98
3, 359 45
65, 675 66
3, 673 98
2, 913 90
1, 868 42
2, 422 67
609 15
3)651 07
5, 067 06
53, 935 57
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
13, 670 Ul
6t!5, 182 55
8)866 80
1, 015 54
HO 31
10, 526 69
687)777 67
TREAUURY DEPARTIEENT& Regi)Eer e O@ce& Dere)Dier 12& 1861
L. E. CHITTENDKN& Register.

Blln
Sfr(fc))z())t r j) tlat(), v((krics, fees, and i o))z))zissio)zs of su)'vcyo)'s of tile custoras )vlzosc net e)nolu)nents exceed flic ))taxi))zu))z allozv&cd by
II
Receipts
Crom—
1
2
3
5
6
7
Districts.
Boston and Chnrlcslolvn, Mass. Ncw York rity& N. Y, . . Philndclphis, Penn. ... . ......., ..
Bnlti&nore& Md.
Charleston, 8. (J
New Orleans, La. .. , .. San I"rancisco, Cal ........ ......
gill.
Burveyors.
Fletcher Webster. E. 8 . Hart, ... . ... John Hamilton, jr. . Washington Finley. Myer Jacobs. .., . .. Robert W. Adalns. Wm. B, Dameron, ...
Time.
July 1, 1859, to June 30& 1860 do, do . . do. . do. , do. ,. do . , .
do , do , ,
do. . do . .... do. ..... ........ do ..... , ..
8
0
s&
0
IS
tn
282 46
5
49 00
430 75
7, 107 06
15, 483 77
2, 832 23
2, 180 26
1, 309 42
3, 535 63
2, 122 30
p, B
v&
gu 0
r)
0)s 0
I& »'0 & I&
t& &&
0
u
u, &) Ir)
»n&»4n
3, 410 48
9, 468 4&Y
7, 055 00
4, 421 54
344 94
8, 773 50
7)744 95
&&
0
10)80U 00
24, 952 27
9, 936 23
6)6))l 80
1, 654 36
12, 748 88
9, 867 95
$771 26 34 570 67 41, 218 86 76 560 79
I2
3
4
5
6
7
1 Bnltilnorc,
2 Ciull'le)toll B. C. . .
Statcnzent as above for reports previous to July 1, 1859.
Washington Finlsy . .
Myer Jacobs. . . . . . . „
July 1, 1858, to Junc 30, 1859. ,
. . . do . . . . . . ~ ~. . . . . do . . . . . . . . 112 05
2, 297 tl7
1, 4)0 97
4, U74 65
936 49
6112 05 3)718 04 5)011 14
6, 371 72 1
2)469 55 2
8, 811 27
Statcnzent as above for the fzscal year ending June 30, 1861.
I Boston and Charlcstown, Mass. ..
Fletcher Webster . 2 .... .. do,
Charles A. Phelps. . 3 Baltimore, Md.
Washington Finley 4 1. . ~, 60
John p. McJilton . . 5 Fl"ulclsco& Cal. ....
Wm. B. Dalueron. .
i
6 '. ... . . do John T. McLcan, ...
July Ilv)860& to April 30, 1861. 145 20
May 1, l861, to June 30, 186i. .
July 1, 1860 to May 13, 1861. . ,
May 14, 1861, to June 30, 1861 ..
July 1, l 860, to May 31, 1861
June 1, 186I, to June 3~)& 1861. .. 2 35
$147 55
6, 120 24
1, 431 50
1)027 59
206 83
1&696 48
183 90
11, 566 54
2)773 00
797 32
3)840 19
737 44
71140 30
1, 213 05
16)501 39
9, 038 44 I
2', 228 82 I
5, 767 78
944 27
8)839 22
1)306 95
98)215 48
1
5
6

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STATEIIEXT — Continuetl.
Expenditures for— Balances «lue
1
2
3
4
5
6
I
Districts.
Boston and Charlestown, Mass .
Philadelphia, Penn ..
4&
0
4&
'0
4&
4&
C
al
Ia
New York city, N. Y. . ..........
Baltimore& M. D .........
Charlesu&n, S. C . ... ,
New Orleans, La ...
San 1"ranci co& Cal 65
aa
~ &
t2
6, 199 80
18, '808 74
4, 900 00
], 500 00
3&916 66
QI 700 00
0
al
e)
215 01
299 75
al
C
«4
C
4!
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215 43
17 32
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0
~ I
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825 36
601 do
4, 246 93
]I230 50
C
0
0«
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4, 455 00
4, 455 00
4, 455 00
4, 5UO 00
1, 608 57
3, 785 63
5, 625 00
al
0 0 0 al
al
«4 4&
4
C
0C
S 0
t2
363 68
396 00
35 80
mcus 0 C
6,
0 «I! 0
41
«4
C 0 0
0
87 23
'10, 654 80
24, 887 29
9, 838 23
6, 'Bol eo
1, 653 73
11, 94«0 QQ
9, 864 90
tn
'0
4&
145 20
65 05
98 00
63
799 66
2 35
]o, eoo oo
24, 952 27
9, 936 23
6)601 80
1, 654 36
12, 748 88
9, 867 95
1
«2
4
5
6
7
$0 69
38, 025 20 514 76
232 75 6, 913 59
28)876 20
799 48
87 23 75)449 90
1) 110 89
76)560 79
Statement as above for reports previous to July 1, 1859.
1 Baltimore, Md.
2 Chariestull, S. C
1, 500 00 . ~" . . " .
1201 . . . . . . . . . . . . 3925 19 50
S]2 01 1, 500 Uo 39 25 19 50
371 72 4, 500 00
2, 218 07 80 66 100 00
371 72 6 718 07
80 66
6, 371 79
9, 469 55
6, 371 72 I
2, 469 55 9
100 00 8, 841 27 . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . 8, 841 27
Statemertt as ahot&e for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1S61.
1
2
3
5
6
Boston and Charlestown, Mass. .
. . . . . . do .
Baltimore, Md.
. . . . . . do .
San Francisco, Cal. . . . . . . . . . , . . .
. . . . . do . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,
5, 166 50
], 033 30
1, 278 Ql
221 79
2, 475 OO
225 00
.. Silo&399 80
~
Taaasonv DaeanvttanT! Register'r 025ce! December 10, 1861,
659 00
35 25
578 86
133 19
1)0]7 72
199 20
604 25 1, 928 97
i
3, 708 4'2
8, 874 92
746 58
1, 779 88
3)664 58
5, 521 65
469 84
824 82 t. ..
5, lBl 40
9, 313 12
463 60
923 05
14, 214 49 27, 237 44 ~. .
L ~
163 52
448 94
946 13
]lo 45
473 90
9)038 44 1
2)228 82
5 767 78 3
944 27 4
I
9, 313 ]2 5
1, 396 95 6
1, 451 94 28, 089 38
E, CHITTENDEN, Register.

8'trit&'rrzr»t qf tlrr s«lrrrics fees, and corn»zi ssions of naval oPcers of tire custorrtswlzosc net es»olusnents exceed the nta. imusn allotvcd by lrc re,
«url their rli sbuise»tc»ts for clerk hire, , stationery, rent, fuel, and other crperzscs fo'r thcfiscal yc«r ending June 30, 1S60.
I
c&
Receipts from—
Districts. Naval offi ers, Time.
B
o
'V
c&
c&
c&
)s
&n
0
o
o'0 o
mn m
"c& n T&
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sl
0
Bnston and Charlcsto)vn, Mass. .
Ncw York city, N. Y.
1'hilrulelphia, Penn. . . . , . . . . . . . . .
Baltin)orc, Md.
Charleston, S. C
New Orteains) La.
San Irrancicco, Cal. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Charles G. Green. A. Birdsall. .... .... .
Charles McKibben. ,
Lcvi K. Bowen. John Laurens. . Joseph Genois. Prank Tilford. ......
July 1, 1859, to June 30, 1S60. . .
do. . do. do. , do. ....
do. . do. ...
&lo. . do. .
do. . dn. .. .
...... do. .......... do. ..... ...
3, 756 12
52 20
49 92
464 29
93 33
$4)415 86
14, 587 37
72, 069 02
7, 523 41
4)518 34
2, 173 30
8, 181 78
4)947 00
2, 980 00
9)896 00
7, 239 20
1, 805 61
7, 299 00
15, 607 21
114)000 22 44, 827 02
17, 567 37
75) 825 14
l7, 471 61
11, 807 46
3, 978 91
)5)945 07
20, 647 54
163, 243 10
1
9
3
4
5
6
7
8taterncnt as above for reports dated prevl'ous to July 1, 1S59.
1 Baltimore, Md. Levi K. Bowen. . . July 1, 1858, to June 30, 1859. . $12 48 4, 450 23 7, 445 94 11, 808 65 1
&S(rrtcrrzcrrt rrs aboz c for the fiscal year ending Junc 30, 1S61.
1
2
3
4
Bostnn nnd Charlesto)vn, Mass. . .
Philadrlphia, Penn. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Balt)more, Md,
, . . . . , do,
Charles G. Green . ,
Edward Wallace. l. evi K. Bowen, T. S. Corkran .....
July 1, 1860, to June 30, 1861 . May 1, 1861, to June 30, 1861. July 1, 1860, to May 4, 18lil. ...
May 5& 186I, to June 3U, 1861 . .
10, 918 79
1, 047 63
5S 64 3, 592 90
461 40
1)500 00
1, 869 67
6, 600 24
1, 399 02
12, 418 79
2, 917 30
10, 251 78
1, 86U 42
658 64 16)090 72 11) 368 93 27, 448 99
1
2
3
4

~
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Di&trit'ts.
1 . Boston and Charlestown& Mass. 2 New York city, N. Y. .. . .... ...
3 Philadelphia, Penn Baltimore, Md. .. . . .
5 Charleston, 8, C. . .... . .. .
6 New Orleans, La. ..... 7 San Francisco, Cal. ... ...
dl
O
dl
'O
d
Cl
dl
III
80 02
I
dl
U
11, 350 00 1, 048 37
58, 498 25 3, 882 77
11, 000 00 1, 290 95
5, 976 30
1, 4UO 00 ' 66 03
9, 980 64
11, 743 33 1, 399 25
C
Etpcnditures
n
d
ld
dl
6
O
dl
268 56 863 41
772 60
8 61 4 00
1, 146 22
1, 2S4 96
for—
O
Cd
B
O
c&
4, 950 UO
4, 950 00
4, 950 OU
4, 950 OU
2, 500 25
4, 950 00
6, 250 00
O C&d d&
O O
C
dl
8
O O
COO
dl kco
~5 W.
" C
c
219 00
128 46
49 92
cd
E
17, 567 37
68, 462 99
17, 3G9 41
11, 748 82
3, 978 91
10, 076 86
20, 647 54
lo9, 948 s2 7, 687 37 267 17 4, 041 19 3:l 500 25 397 38 155, 851 90
Balances duc.
Vl
dl
Cd
m
C
dl
7, 362 1;)
109 )U
58 64
17, 567 1
75)825 ll 9
17, 471 6l 3
11, 807 4!l 4
3, 978 Ul 5
16, 076 86 6
20, 647 54 7
7, 522 99 163)374 89
S(atcntent as above jor reports dated previous to, Title 1, 1S59.
1 Baltimore, Md
@6&000 00 795 25 4, 9SO OO 12 48 1 1) 758 73
49 92 11, 808 65 1
&Stcctentent fcs cclovejot tlbefiseal year cncli&cg, Turte So, 1S61.
1
2
3
4
Boston and Charleston, Mass Philadelphia, Pa. . Baltimore, Md. ............ .. , .
...... do. .
8, 206 21
1, 843 40
5, 065 7G
934 24
560 57! . .
53 75 182 24
914 65
123 23
3, 575 OU
829 53
4, 179 25
770 75
75 50
49 92
2) 908 92
10)209 58
1, 828 22
1 51
8 38
19, 418 "&9
9, 917 30
1U, 951 78
1, 860 42
$16&049 61 li14 32 1, 220 12 9, 354 53 125 42 14)946 73 27&448 29
A
3
4
TRE& EURY DEEERTREE&T& Re ister's Office& December 11, 1861.
L. E. CHITTENDEN& Resists)'.

RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITITRES. 555
the 4th re March, 178r], t0 the 30th t]Jtte, 1861.
Public Iands. Dividends and
salesofbank
stnck and
be nun.
Miscellaneous,
including indemnities
and
Chickasaw fund.
]tee e]pts) ezcl usive
of loans, treasury
nates, atc.
Loans and treasury
notes, atc.
Tntal receipts.
4, 836 13
83, 54U 60
11)963 ll
443 75
167, '726 06
188, 628 02
165, 675 69
487, M6 79
540, 193 80
765, 245 73
466, ]6J 27
647)9JQ 06
442)9M 33
696, 548 82
l)040)237 53 , .
7]U, 427 78
SJ5, 655 14
1, (35, 971 VU
1, 287, 959 28
1, 717, 985 03
IIOOI, QQG 06
2, (IU6)564 77
J)274, 422 78
1, 635, 871 6(
1, 212, 066 46
1, 803, 58( 5)4
916)M3 IU
984, 418 15
1, 2]6, 090 56
1)393, 785 UU
1)495, 845 26
1, 018, 3OB 75
1, 5(7, 175 13
2, 3]O, 356 14
3)QIU, S(5 48
2, 623, 381 Ua
3, 967)682 55
4I857IGUV 60
14, 757, 600 75
24, 877, 179 86
6, 776, 236 52
3, 08!, 939 47
7, 076, 447 aa
S, QUQ&285 58
1, 36i, 627 42
I, X]5, (97 52
897, 8(B 11
n&059&939 UU
2, o]], o22 ao
2, 694, 4M 48
", 498, 355 2U
3& ]Qd) 642 M
1, 688, 959 55
1, 859, 894 25
QIS52, 305 av
2, 043&239 58
1, 667, 084 99
8)4]OI 7&JB a0
1], 497, 049 07
8, 917, 644 93
3, 829, 486 64
3, 5IJ, 7(5 87
1, 756, 687 30
1)778, 557 7(
870, 6nS 54
' '8, o28'on'
38, 500 00
303, 472 UU
]60&000 OU
1, 240, 000 00
385, 220 00
79, 920 00
71, 040 00
71)040 00
88, 8VO 00
1)327, 560 00
202, 426 SU
525, 000 OU
675)VUO UV
'ono oo
l, ooo,
105)UUO Uo
297, 500 OV
350)OUO 00
350, 000 0(i
367, 500 UO
402)500 Uo
420, 0UU 00
455, 000 00
490, 000 00
490, 000 00
490, 000 00
659, 000 00
6IU, 285 00
586, 649 5U
569, 280 82
t]28, 674 (i7
1)375, 965 44
4, 542, 102 22
], 774, 5!3 80
672&769 38
56, 912 53
5, 000 00
4, 340 39
34, 834 70
8, 955 00
260)2ta 51
1, 021 34
S], 466 78
19, 440 10
9)918 65
10, 390 37
23)799 48
5, 9(7 97
16, 506 ]4
30, 379 29
18, 692 81
45, 187 56
74, 712 10
266, 149 15
177, 905 86
115, 518 18
]12, 575 53
19, 039 BU
]U, 004 Io
34, 935 69
21)802 J5
23, 638 51
84, 476 84
60, 068 52
41, 125 47
236, 571 00
119, M9 81
]50&282 74
123, 994 6]
BU, 389 17
J7, 547 71
57, 027 10
54, 872 49
IM, 072 52
452, 3. &5 15
141, 019 ]5
127, 603 60
]29)982 25
94, 288 52
1, 315)62( 83
65, 106 34
1(2, 561 95
73)(72 64
583, 563 03
99, 276 ]6
J34, 796 67
128, 4t2 32
696, 279 13
2& 209) 89 I 3'
5, 562&190 80
2, 5(7) 252 42
1, 265, 068 91
874, 662 28
J3], 285 37
383, 895 44
286)235 99
I ) 075) 419 7(i
328, 20] 78
289, 950 13
]86, 467 91
57], 775 90
676, 424 13
2, 064, 308 91
924, SQQ 60
46!1, 228 06
853, 3(3 02
I, 105, 3]2 74
827, 731 40
1, 116, ]90 Sl
1, 259, 920 88
]&35'2, 029 13
1, 454, 596 24
1, 08!], 603 18
4)418, 9(3 19
3&660, 960 31
4, 652, 923 14
5)431, 904 87
6&114)534 59
It)377&529 65
8, 688)780 99
7, 90U)495 80
7)546, 8(3 31
10, 848)749 10
12, 935) 33(i 95
]4)995, 793 95
I], 064, 007 63
11, 826)3U7 38
1J, 560, 693 20
15, 559, 93( 07
16, 308, U]9 26
17)060, 661 93
7, 773, 473 12
9, 384, &2(4 28
14, 423&5QU 09
9, 801& IM 76
14, 3(0, 409 95
11, (81&6Q5 16
15, 696, 916 82
47, 676, 98o 66
33, 099, 049 74
2(, 5(t5, 171 U4
24, 603, 374 37
I 7, 84(i, 669 55
14„573& 379 72
QU, 232, 4&27 94
20, 540, 666 26
]9, 381) 212 79
2()840&t)58 02
25, 26U, 434 21
QH) iJ66, 363 96
24, 763. 629 23
24, 827, 627 38
24, 844, 116 51
28, 526, 820 82
31, 865, 561 16
33, 948)426 25
21, 791, 935 55
35)420, 087 10
50, 826, 796 08
24, 890, 864 69
26, 302) 561 74
30, 02!'], 966 GB
19) 442, 646 08
16, 860, (60 27
19, 965, 009 25
S, QSIIUUI 26
20, 320, 707 78
29, 941, 853 9U
29, 699, 067 74
26&437, 403 16
35. 698, 699 21
30, 721, 077 50
43, 592, 888 88
M, 555)039 33
49, 8(6, 8(5 60
I
61, 483, 730 31
73, 800, 34 1 40
65, 350, 574 68
74, 0M, 699 24
68, 965, 312 57
46, 655, 365 96
52, 761, 690 58
56&054& 599 83
], U23&515 21
5, 791, 112 56
5, 070)806 46
1, 067&701 14
4, 609, 197 78
J, 305)268 20
362&800 00
70, 135 41
S08, 574 27
5&074)646 53
1)602, 435 04
10)125 00
5, 597 36
9, 532 64
128)814 94
48, 897 71
1, 882 16
Q, 759, 992 25
8, 309 05
12)83i, DVU 00
26, 184, 435 00
23&377, 9]1 79
35, 264, 320 78
9, 494, 436 16
734, 542 59
8, 765 62
2, 291 00
3, 04((. 824 13
5, 000) 324 OU
5, U00, 000 00
5, 000, 000 00
2, 992, 989 15
12, 7]6, 8QO 86
3, 857, 276 21
5, 589, 547 51
13&659&317 38
14, 808, 735 64
12, 551, 409 19
I, 877, 847 95 I
28, 900, 765 36
21, 293, 780 00
29, 075, 815 48
4)05G, 500 00
207, 664 92
46, 300 00
16, 37Q 50
1) 950 00
800 00
200 00
3, 900 UU
23, 717, 300 00
28 996, 857 72
20, 786, 808 00
41, 895, 340 74
10, 910)025 75
8, 740, 766 77
5, 720)624 28
10, 041&]01 65
9, 419&802 79
8, 740&399 65
8)758, 916 40
8, 209)070 07
12, 621)459 84
12, 451, 184 14
12, 945)455 95
15, 001&391 3]
11, 064)097 63
11)835, 840 02
13, 689)508 14
15, 608, 828 78
16, 398, 019 Q6
17, 062&)544 09
7, 773)473 12
I'2, 144, 206 53
14, 431, 838 14
22&639, D32 76
40, 524)844 95
34 559, 536 95
5U)96], 237 60
57, 171, 421 82
H)BSSI502 33
21, 593, 936 66
24, 605, 665 37
20, 881, 493 6S
19)573, 703 72
20, 232, 427 94
20, 540, 666 26
24, 381, 2(2 79
26&840&858 02
25, 260, 434 21
22, 966, 363 96
24, 763, 629 23
24, 827, 627 38
24, 844&1]G 51
2B, M6, 820 82
3(, 865)561 ]6
33, 948, 4Q6 25
21, 791)935 55
35)&430)087 10
50, 826, 796 08
27, 883, 853 84
39, 019, 382 60
33, 881)242 89
'25, 032, 193 59
3U, 519, 477 65
34, 773))744 89
&20, 782)4]0 45
31, 198, 555 73
29, 941, 853 9O
29, 699)967 74
55, S38, 168 52
56, 992, 479 21
59, 796, 892 98
47, 649 388 88
52, 762, 704 25
49, 89J, ]15 60
61, 500, 102 81
73) 802)) 29 I 40
65, 351, 374 68
74, 056, 899 24
68, 969)212 57
70, 372, 665 96
81, 758, 557 30
76, 842, 48D 76
BS, 371, 640 13
In&, t&17, 961 20 21, 915, M] 38 35, 664, 298 99 I, 53, 760, 83ti 69 423, 235) 877 18 2, 267, 450)570 98

556 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
A statemer?t nf the expel?ditt?res nf the 6rrited states frnr?? the 4th lI«rr]k, I t89,
Years Civi] list. Foreign intercourse,
including
awards.
h]iscel)ancona Military service. i?eve)et)unary
and other pensions.
From March 4, 1r89, to
December Jl, 178i. .
1792. ...., .
1793. 1784. . . 1795. , , 1796. ............ .....
1797. ........ .... .....
1798.
1799. , , . , 1800. .. ,.. 180). .„. ....., , ,....
1802. 1803. . . . L804. , . , 1805. .., . .., ........
1806. 1807. ,. , , .
1808. .., . . 1809. , , ., ,...,
18)0. „
18)l. . , .
18L2. ...,............,
1813
1814. . . , ......
1815. ..,.. . .....
1816. . . , ] 817. . , ., .
1818. , , ...
18)8. . . 1820, , , ... .,.
1821. ,„ 1822. ................
1823, „.
1824. ....., , 1825. , „,, , . ..
]826, ........... ,
1827. ........, ... , ...
1828.
IS29, 1830. .. , 183). . , , . ......
1832. , ... , ]833. „ , . 1834, , . .., ... .....
]835. .., ,
1836. , , , , 183". .................
]838
1839
1840
184). ...
1842. ...,
1843 (to J
1843-44. .
1844-45. . ~
1845-46 "
]Sufi — 47 . ~ ~
1847-48. . ~
1848-49. ~ .
1848-50. ~
IS50-51. ..
1851-52. ."
]SM-53. ~ ~
1853-54. .. ~
1854-55. .
]8M — Sb ..
]BM 57. ~ ~ ~
1857-58.
1858-o9. ...
1859-60
1860-)il. .. ~
une 30]
757, 134 45
380, 9)i 58
358, 24) 08
440, 946 58
J61, 633 36
447, )39 05
4SJ. 233 70
504. 605 17
5925805 76
748, 688 45
544 288 31
596, 98) 11
526, 583 )2
624, 795 63
585, 849 79
684, 230 53
655, M4 65
69), ]67 80
7I2, 465 13
r03, 994 03
644, 467 27
826, 271 55
780, 545 45
427, 424 23
852, 247 16
1, r&08, 125 77
894, 556 17
I, 109, 55479
])142, 180 41
), 248, JIU 05
l, l)2, 282 64
1, 158, )31 58
1&05b)911 65
I)536)266 24
1, 330, 747 24
1, 256, 745 48
), 228, ]41 Oi
1, 455) 490 58
1, 327)3369 J6
1, 579, 724 64
1, 373, 755 89
L, SU0, 7o7 74
1, 562, 758 28
'2, 080)tioi 60
1, 9U5, MI 5)
2, l)0, 175 47
2. 357, 035 94
2, 688, 70H 56
2, 1 16, 93)2 77
2, i36, r68 Jl
2) 556, 471 79
2, 805, 04) 65
L)222)422 48
2, 454, 958 15
2. , 369, 652 79
2, 5'32, K32 92
2, 570, 338 44
2, 647, 802 87
2, 865, )96 81
3, 027) 454 39
3)48), 219 Sl
3, 439, 923 22
4, 265, 86) 68
4, 62), 482 24
6. 350, 875 88
6, 452, 256 35
7, 611, 547 27
7, ))6, 338 04
5, 8)3, 281 50
6, U77, 0US 9o
6, 073)926 83
)4, 733 33
i8, 766 67
L9, 500 00
14b;403 5)
812, 685 )2
18], 859 64
669, 788 54
457)428 74
271, 374 11
385, 2dB 18
295, 676 73
55U, 92o 93
1)110, 8:34 77
1, )86, 655 57
2, r98)028 77
1)750, 42) 30
577, 826 34
304, 992 83
166, 3UU 04
8), 367 48
264, 904 47
347, 703 29
2U9, 941 01
177&179 47
290, 892 U4
364, 620 40
281, 995 97
420, 429 40
284, )13 84
253))370 04
207, 110 75
]64, 8&8 51
292, 118 56
5, 140, 098 83
373)666 25
232, 7) iJ US
658, 21) 87
1) OU1, 143 66
207, 76o 85
284)067 27
298, 554 Uo
325, ISL U7
&Jo5, 39S 88
241, 562 35
774, 750 28
533, 382 65
4)b03, 905 40
], 215)095 59
987, 667 92
683, 278 15
428, 410 57
563)19) 41
4UU)566 04
636)OI9 66
702, 637 22
409, 292 55
4OS O 8 )0
448, 593 01
6, 908)996 72
5, 990, 858 81
6, 2o6, 427 )6
4, )USI321 59
850, 8 I 30
7)73)3, 8)2 31
847, 007 26
3, 64'&)615 39
899, )77 65
1, 39b, sUS 72
98), 946 87
), 146, 143 79
1, 147, 7)6 9)
311, 533 83
184)572 32
24, 709 46
))8, 248 30
82, 718 5U
150, 476 14
103, b80 82
148, 004 15
lr5, 1)l 81
193)636 59
269, 803 41
3)5) 022 36
2Uo, 217 87
378, 558 23
384&720 19
445&485 18
464, 546 52
42r, )24 98
337, 032 62
315, 783 47
457, 8)9 66
509, 113:)7
738, 949 15
1, 103, 425 50
1, 755, 7JL 27
1, 416, 995 UO
2, 242, 384 62
2, 3U5, 848 82
1, 640, 917 06
]. UUUI34) 85
903, 7)8 15
644i 985 15
671, 063 iB
678, 94? 74
1)046, 131 40
1, 1)0, 7)3 23
826, ILU3 67
), 2)9, 368 40
I, M6, 679 66
1, 363) 624 13
))382, 336 ll
2, 451, 202 64
3, 198, 091 77
2, 082, 5b5 OU
1, 549)386 74
J, &48, r21 60
2)932, 428 93
3', 2SS, 'BUO 68
2, 62), , 340 20
2, 575)35) 50
3, 505, 994 09
3, 307, J91 55
1, 579, 724 48
2, 55I, 146 05
2, 839, 4io 97
3, 769, 75b 42
3) 9 I 0, 140 8 I
2, M4, 455 37
3) lll, 140 61
7. 025, 45U )6
8, 14ti, 577 33
9, 867)b26 64
12, 246)335 0J
13, 461, 450 13
16, 738, 44? 29
15, 260, 475 iJ4
]8, 916)189 91
l7, 847, 851 19
)6, 873, ii) 68
20, 788, 183 43
16, 026, 674 79
632, 804 03
), 100, 702 09
l, )30, 249 08
2, 639, 097 59
2, 480, 910 ]3
1, 260, 263 84
1, 039, 402 66
2)009, 522 30
2, 466, 946 88
2, 560, 878 77
), 672&944 08
1&l79, 148 25
822, 055 85
BiS, 423 93
712, 78L 28
I)'224)355 38
1, 288, 685 91
2, 900, 834 40
3, 345, 772 17
2, 294, 323 94
2, 032, 828 )9
11, !'17, 798 24
19, 652, 0) 3 02
20, 350, 806 86
14, 784, 294 22
16)0)2)096 So
S, UU4, 236 53
5, 629, 715 ]U
6, 5U6, 300 37
9)630, 392 31
4, 461, 291 78
3, 11), 88) 48
3, o86, 924 43
3, 340, 939 85
3, 659, 914 18
3, 943)194 37
3, 938, 977 88
4, 145&544 56
4, 724, 291 07
4, r67, 328 88
4)841, 835 55
5, 446, 034 BB
6, 704, U)9 10
5)696)]88 38
5, 759, ]sli 89
)2, 168, 226 64
13)682, 730 80
)2, 897I224 16
8, 9]6, 995 80
7, 095, 267 23
8, 80))6]0 24
6, 6)0, 438 02
2)9U8, 671 95
5, '218, 183 66
5, 746)291 28
10, 413) 3 U 58
35))840, 030 33
27, 687, 334 21
14, 558, 473 26 (
8, 687, 024 58
j
]2, 161, 965 )1
8, 52 ) )
9, 910)498 50li ) 9
49
I) ) 722, 282 87
]4. , 64)&, 074 U7
16, 863, 160 sl
19&)59, 150 87
25, 680, )94 56
23)154, 720 53
)6)472)2UU ro
23, 001, 530 67
175, 813 88
109, 243 15
80, 087 81
8), 399 24
68&673 22
100)843 71
92, 256 97
]U4, 8]5 33
95, 444 03
64, 130 73
73)533 37
85, 440 38
62, 802 10
80, 092 80
81, 854 59
81, 875& 53
70, 50U OU
82, 576 04
87, 833 54
83, 744 16
75, 043 88
91)402 10
86, 989 9)
90, 164 36
68) 65)6 06
188) 804 15
297, 374 43
890, 7)9 90
2)4)5)939 85
3, 208, 376 31
242, 8)7 25
1, 948, 199 40
1, 780, 588 52
1, 499, J?6 59
I 308, 810 57
1, 556, 583 BJ
9i6))38 86
850, 573 57
949, 594 47
)) 363, 297 3)
1, 170)665 14
], ]84I422 40
4, 588, 152 40
3, '64, 285 30
1, 954, 7)l 32
2) 882, 797 96
2, 672, )62 45
9, 156, 057 29
3, 142, 750 51
2. 603, 562 17
2IJ88, 434 5)
1, 378) 93) 33
839, 041 )9
2, 032, 008 94
2, 400, 788 11
I, 8)1, 097 56
1, 744, t! 83 63
), 228)496 48
], 328I 867 64
1, 866, 886 02
2, 29J, 377 22
2, 40), 858 78
], 75)6, 306 20
1, 252, 665 OU
1, 477, 6)9 33
1)296. 229 65
1, 309jl)5 Bi
1, 2)9, 768 30
1) M2) 222 71
I) 100, 802 32
1, 034, 599 73
,'6)4))27)&935 6) 80, 513), 674 52 253, 437. 065 40 572, 326, 167 91 80, 738, 069 29

RECEIPTS AND EXPEVDITURES. 557
tu June 30, 1861, and thr. balancesof money in thfe treasury at the end of each year.
Indian departmenl,
includ)ng
Cb&ekssaw fund.
I
Naval establishment.
Expenditures, exclusive
of the
pubhc debt.
Public debt. Total. Balances in the
treasury at end
of each year.
27, 000 00
13, 64ti 65
27&282 83
Lsiu42 46
23, 475 68
lid, 563 98
M)386 38
16, 470 08
20, 302 19
:il 22
8, 000 00
94, 0UU Uu
60, 000 OU
336)500 Uo
186&5UO OU
23I, QOU 00
205)425 Uo
QI3, 575 UU
Sd7, 50J 84
177, 625 OU
151) 875 UU
277&845 UU
167, 358 26
167, 384 86
530, 750 OU
274, 512 16
3I9, 463 7ls
5U5, 7U4 27
46d)IBI 39
3I5)750 Ul
477)005 44
575)UU7 41
380)isl M
428, 887 9U
724)LU6 44
743, 447 83
76U, N24 88
705)084 24
5i6. 344 74
62S)NGQ 47
830, 7JS 04
1)dsl)419 75
l)802&880 93
L)003, 853 Qu
1)706, 444 48
4, 6ls)14l 49
4, 3I8, 036 IU
5, 504, 191 34
2, 5&QB)UI7 28
Q, SSI, i94 86
2, 514.
, 837 LQ
l)398)088 66
si8, 371 UU
1)256, o32 d8
1)539, 351 35
1, 027, 683 64
1)43U, 411 30
1)252, 286 Sl
1&374, 161 55
I)663)SVI 47
2&829, noi 77
3, U43)576 04
3)st!U, 484 ld
IISSU)339 55
9)77d, QUU 78
2)644)NGS 97
4, 355, 683 64
4)978)266 ls
3, 480)534 SS
2, 89L, IQI 54
N~)u65, 46I 17
570 00
53 02
61, 4US 97
410, 562 03
274, 784 04
382, 631 BU
1)38I)347 &6
2', sse', uei 64
3, 448, 716 03
2)111)424 00
935, 561 87
), 215)230 53
L, 188)832 75
1, 597, 5UO Uo
1, 649, 641 44
3, 722)064 47
I', e84', u67 eo
2, 427, 758 60
1, 654, 244 JU
1, 865, 566 39
3, 85&J, 365 15
6, 446, 600 LLI
7, 3II&280 60
e, 'bso,'uuo 25
S, UO8, 278 SO
3, 3L4, 598 48
2)953, 695 00
3, 847, 640 42
4, 387, 990 00
3, 319, 243 06
2, 224I458 88
2, 503)765 83
'2, 904, 581 5G
d)049, U83 86
4, NIS, NM 45
4, 263, 877 45
d, 918, 786 44
3, 308, 745 47
3)239, 428 63
3) 856, 183 07
3) 856, 3&0 29
3, 901, 356 75
3) 956) 26U 42
3, 864, 838 06 '
5, 8U7, 718 23
6, 646, 914 53
6, 131, 56U 5J
N, ltbd, 284 25
6, 113)896 89
6, 001, 07b 97
8, 397, 242 85
3, 727, 711 53
6, 488, 199 ll
6, 287, 177 69
6, 455, 013 92
7, 8un, 6d5 76
9, 4U8, 476 02
9)786, 7u5 92
7, 8U4, 724 66
8)880, 5SI 38
e. 'Uis,'s42 iu
11„067, 7I39 53
10, 78U, U86 32
13)327, 085 ll
14, 074, 834 64
LNIGsl)684 61
I4, '053', 264 64
14, 690, 927 90
ll, sl4, 649 83
12, 387, 156 M
I
I
1, 9IN)589 5N
1, 877)9U3 68
1, 710, U7U 26
3, 500&546 65
4, 350&658 U4
2, 531, 930 4U
2, 833, 590 86
4& SNS, QQS 54
6& 480& 166 72
7, 411 369 97
4, 981, 669 90
3, 737, 079 9l
4, 002&824 24
4, 4M, B58 81
6, 357, 234 62
6, 080)209 36
4)884, 572 88
6, 504)336 85
7, 4I4, 672 14
5, 31I)062 28
5, 592, 604 86
17IB29&498 70
QB, V82, 386 92
30, 127, 686 38
26)953, 571 00
23)373, 432 58
15)454, 608 82
l3, 808, 673 iB
36, 300, 273 44
13&134)53U 57
LU, 723, 479 07
9, 8N7)643 51
9, 784, I54 59
15)330)144 71
11)480)459 94
I 3, ON 2, 316 27
IQ, 653&) 095 65
13)296)041 45
12)66U, 490 62
13, 229, 533 33
13)864, 067 80
16, 516, 388 77
2'2, 733, 755 11
I 8 425, 4 I 7 25
&
17, 5I4, 850 28
30, 868, 164 04
37, 24'J, QI4 24
dd)849, 7IB 08
26, 496, 948 73
24&LSU)UNU li
26, 196, 840 28
24)d61&336 59
11, 256, 508 60
20. 650, 108 oi
QI, 695, 368 61
26, 418, 459 58
53, Bol)569 S7
45, 227, 454 77
38, 93J, 542 61
J7, I65, 99U UU
44)049, 949 48
40, 389, 954 56
44, 078, 156 J5
51, 142, 138 42
56)312, 097 7N
60, J33, 836 45
65, 0J2, 558 7b
72, 299, 182 63
66, d27, 405 72
60, 01U, IIQ 58
62, 50l)u29 45
5, 287, 949 50
7, 263, 66o 99
5)BI9, 565 28
=-, 'eoi, 'sis oo
Ii, 084, 411 6I
5, 835, 846 44
5)792&421 82
J, 990, 294 14
4, 596)876 78
4, 578I368 95
7, 291, 707 04
9, 539, U04 76
7, 256&159 43
8, 171)787 45
7, 369, 889 79
8, 9M, 884 61
6, 307, 720 10
IU, 260, 24o 35
6)4M, 554 IG
8, 006, 904 46
8, 009, 204 U5
4, 449, 622 45
11, 1UB&123 44
7&UVU&543 94
12, 628, 922 35
24, 87I, 062 93
cds)423)036 12
2I, N86, 20l 62
7, 7UJ, 926 29
8, 628) 494 NS
8, 367&083 62
7, 848I849 12
5, 530, OI6 41
16, 568, 393 76
12, 095, 344 78
Il, 04L, OSQ 18
10, 003&)668 39
12, 163, 438 07
LN, 383, 867 78
11, 3M&) 748 22
16, 'I74, 3ie 22
17, 840, :&U9 29
1, 543, 543 38
b, 176, 555 19
58, 181 28
QI, SQQ 9I
5, 605) 72U 27
11, II7, 987 42
4, 086, 613 70
5, 600, 688 74
8, 5'75)539 94
861, 586 55
LQ&88I', 902 84
8)595, 039 10
I, 2 I 3& 823 3 I
6, 719, 282 37
15, 427IGBS 42
I6) 452, 880 13
7, 438, 728 li
4, 426&154 83
6, 322& 654 27
10, 498, 805 3&J
24, 33U, 980 66
9, 8M, Giti 24
12)JM, 505 12
6, 242, U27 6l
9, '771)067 04
17, 351, Q37 20
l7)045, 013 07
QN, SSV, L4I 46
7, 2U7, 539 02
8, 141)568 67
7, 529, 575 55
9, 302, I24 74
10, 435&068 65
8, 367, 776 84
8)626)VIQ 78
B, BIS, NI7 68
LL, U77, U43 50
11, 889)739 92
12, 273, 376 94
IS)Q76, utl4 67
11, 258, 883 67
12, 624, 646 36
13, 727) I24 43
15, 070, 083 97
11, 292, 292 99
16, 764, 584 20
13, 867, 226 Su
13, JI9, 986 74
L3, 601, 808 9i
22, 279, INL 15
39, 190, 520 36
JB, 028, 230 32
39, 582, 493 35
48, 244) 485 51
40) 877) 646 U4
35, 104, 875 40
24, 004, I99 73
21, 763, 024 85
19, 080, 572 69
17, 676, 592 63
15, 3I4, 171 VU
31, 8933, 538 47
QSI585, 804 7Q
24, 103, 398 46
QN, GSGI764 04
25, 4M, 479 M
Q5, 044&358 40
24, Seo, NSI SS
30, UJ8, 446 IQ
34, J56, 698 06
24, 257, 288 49
24, 601)982 44
17, 573, I4l 5G
30, 868, 164 I34
37, 265, (I37 15
39, 455, 4SS 35
37, 614, 936 15
QH, 226, 533 Bl
31, 797) 530 03
32, 836, 676 53
IQ)I18, 105 15
33, 642, 010 85
30, 49U, 408 71
27, 632, 282 90
60&5NOI851 74
60, 655, 143 19
56, 386)422 74
44, 604, 718 26
48, 476&IU4 31
46, 712, 60t3 83
54, 577, 061 74
75, 473, 1IU 08
66, 164, 775 96
72, 726, 341 57
7l, cd74&587 37
82, 063)259 67
SJ, 6r8, 642 92
77, U55, 125 65
85)387, 3I3 08
t&6)483)547 53 358) 842& i91 NU I, 574, 7IIU)287 28 661)661)183 68 2, 236, 4&6)71S 15
97'3, 905 75
783, 444 51
753, 661 69
I) 151, 924 17
516) 44Q 61
888) 995 42
1)021, 899 04
617, 451 43
2, 161„867 77
2)623, 311 99
3)285&SNI 00
5&U20, 697 64
4&825&811 60
4&U37, 005 26
3, 999, 388 99
4, 5JB, 123 80
9, 64;3, 850 07
9, 941, 809 86
3, 848, 056 78
2, 672, Q76 57
3, 502)305 BU
3, 862, 217 41
5)186, 542 00
1, 727, 848 63
13)106, 592 88
22, U33, 5IN 18
14, 988)465 48
1, 478)526 74
2)U79, 892 38
I, 198)461 Ql
1, 68I, 592 24
4, 2J7, 427 55
9, 463, 822 81
1, 946)597 13
5, 20 I &
65U 43
6, 358, 686 18
6, 668, 286 10
5, 972, 435 81
5)755, 704 78
6, UI4, M9 75
4, 502, 9I4 45
cd Ui l&777 55
il)&02, 905 31
8, 882, 858 42
26&749, 803 86
46, 7US, 436 Uu
37, 327, 252 68
36, 88I) 396 94
33, )57, 503 68
28, 963, !63 46
QB, 685&) I I I 08
30, 521, 979 44
S9, 186, 284 74
J6, 742, 829 62
JG, 194, 274 81
SB, NGI, 958 65
33, 078, 276 43
28, 4IG, NLN 45
32, 827, 082 69
35)n&1, 7:3 31
4U, I58)353 25
43, 33", 860 02
5U. 261, 901 08
48, 591, 07S 4I
47, 777&672 13
48, 108)229 SU
4li, SU2, 855 UO
35, II3, 334 22
J3, 19, '3)248 60
d2, 979, 530 78
J0, 963, 857 83

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8tatement of the aj) proyriations
7nade by latofrom the 4th Mar(:1c, I'/S9, trs the
balances of
Years Civil list, Foreign intercourse,
includ
ing awards.
bliscellsneous.
i
Military service. Reve)at)nnaryI Indian departand
other ment, includpensions.
ing Chickasaw
fund.
Frnm March 4,
liao, tn Dec.
31) 1791. ~ ~ ~ .
1792 ~ 1793 ... ~ . ~ "
1794. ~ ~ .
1795. ~
lr96 . ~
1797. ..."
1798. . . . "
.". .
. .
~ ~ ~ ~
~
1799. .. ~ "
1800"".
]801. . . ~ " ~
1802 .." ~ .
1803"" "~ ~ ~ ~
) 804. ... ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
1805. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
1806. .. .- ~
1807. ~ ~
1808. " ~
1809. ... ~-
1810" ~ ~ ~ ~
)HLL. ~ ".
1812. .. ~ ~ ~ ~
1813. ~ ".
1815. ~ "
1816. .".
1814. . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
1H17. .
18)8 .. .
1819. ~ 1820. " 1821. ......
LSQJ " ~ ~ ~ ~
1824. ..."
~ ~ ~ ~ ~
1822. . " . . " .
~
LHQ5. ~ .
1826. ~ ~ ~ ~ "
182
" ~
1828. .
1829. .. ~ " ~ .
1830. .. , ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
183). ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
1832
1833. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
)834. . 1835. ... ~ . ~ ~ ~ ~
)836. ".
1837. ..
1838. 1839. .
1840 . 184). . 1842. ... ......
1843, to June 30
1843-44.
1844-45. ,
1845-46. 1846-47. ......
1847-48
1848-49
18(9-50
)850-51
1851-52
1852-53
)853-54
1854-55
185o-56
1856-57
)857-o8
1858-59
)859-60
IcGO — 61
946, 841 00
400, 458 14
440, 660 95
443)031 13
417, 362 07
507, 228 07
540)747 91
G64, 408 96
568)190 75
805, U51 69
692, 8Q4 05
65U)272 80
537, 339 64
643, 617 52
707, 335 73
681, 004 11
653, '535 24
678, 4U9 59,
699, 607 98
7)5, 972 Ud
I
r08, 565 22
785)924 87
954)050 73
1, 213, 359 42
1. )115)595 07
1, 343, 383 ro
1, 107, 293 HU
1, 019, 197 18
1, 123)643 94
1, )82, 525 e2
)I007, 338 86
BiJ4, 945 78
1, 037, 660 32
1)'274)444 06
1, 7)5, 0)Q 98
1, 020, 092 51
))254 015 55 i
1)437)516 Ql
1, 392, 423 07
1, 558I445 59
), 434, 263 89
1, 758, 279 G9
1, 596, 585 49
2, 116, 670 76
1, 885, 665 74
2, 303) 977 76
2, 562, 002 24
3, 072, 8i7 85
1, 506, 039 58
2, 95)I033 89
2, 678, 724 32
2, 872, 226 87
HUUI544 67
2. 519. 544 65
2, 360. 172 69
'2, 540 M5 86
2, 56U. 430 39
2)773, )44 53
2, 757, 475 79,
'
3, 295, 350 82
3)288, 662 88(,
3, 522)010 82
4)358, Q22 36
4, 822, 366 53
6, 347, 897 71
7, 103) 147 16
7, 684. 275 78
7 636 3'9 36
I
5, 637, 078 16
I
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6, 032, 0io 81
6, 094, 325 78
g144, 481, 308 92 I
100, 000 00
9U, OOO 00
4U, OOO 00
1, 040, 000 Vo
40, 000 00
481, 991 00
64U, 905 66
528, 65U 00
496, 200 00
279, 000 00
564, 364 00
3, 138, 365 76
4, 139, 946 82
382, S74 73
2, 43), 963 JS
216, 9) 0 00
2)188, 05U 00
)94, 550 00
243, 050 00
255, :)00 69
228, 392 67
266, 000 00
256, 900 00
207, 741 67
247, 2ou 00
368, 946 65
296, 333 32
457, 336 00
J28)750 UU
299, 833 32
317, 500 UU
226, 525 Uu
136, 000 Uo
5, 282, 000 00
329, 858 37
333, 132 3;I
1, 468, 284 00
65, 520 46
195, 8) I 33
269, r48 49
302, )86 34
:)38)381 89
1)003, 366 60
291, 128 98
782, 3)0 Ql
473, 939 48
4, 8GI, U23 37
), 106, 272 70
990, 576 95
658, 849 74
455, 624 47
524, 390 82
387, 635 28
999)699 85
371, 646 78
530, 95)0 00
407, 145 60
44'2, 438 74
9, 237. 901 39
4, )50, 729 00
7, 2(5, 027 42
3, 634, 387 29
990, 838 25
10, 630, 448 27
992, 473 59
'
882, 2M 56 .
1, 118, 04J )2
), 450, 401 04
922, 120 00
1, 115, 025 46
1, 116, 178 92
449, 344 88
)75, 324 70
56, 1)3 76
169, 01U 79
78, 86 1 86
213, 619 03
147, 104 39
122, 899 61
161, 466 31
312, 823 77
238, 845 13
393, 331 95
363, 579 09
375)954 14
590, 765 10
547 007 25)
587, 396 2'I
434, 625 42
408, 6ro U9
650, 514 23
6U4, 825 37
666. 548 59
i, i84, 6)7 GO
1, 332, 076 32
2, )04, 272 Ql
), 851, 7)5 30
1)74Q)314 40
2, 471)353 U3
1) 540. 3)8 2)
1, 386, 448 42
57U, 373 44
759, 170 06
776, 2U7 37
728, 889 )8
1, 103, 025 61
1)515, 703 77
630, 428 85
), 390, 585 26
2, )33, 538 39
1, 436, 201 06
1, 45(i, 449 43
2, 946, 392 70
J, )96, 771 48
2, 206. 215) 30
1, 547, 3)5 la
3, 085, 691 65
4, 600I68U 46
2, 635)269 55
2, 218, 428 70
3, 243, 649 40
2, 901, 543 49
3) 55)0, 369 61
1, 442, 839 05
2, 750, 018 46
Q, 763, 433 05
4, 111, 606 03
3, 657, 527 02
9, 794, UGQ 35
3, 59. ), 853 12
7, )22& 970 04
49)„UQG 55
, lu, 479, 636 )5
,
13. 042, 38310
i
12, 726, 940 15
19, 899, 042 04
13, 907, 470 3(
442, 860 66
599„618 76
15, 598. 033 20
21. U9) 876 41
19, )3;. 008 58
947, 166 96
1, (18, 527 9)
1)068, 376 52
4, 090, 669 25
1, 06'3)121 29
1, 139, 6)4 UU
1, 440, 641 20
4, 051, 730 95
3, 243, 649 00
3, 272, 620 35
1, 963, Q52 20
1)5)8)000 00
89), 4)3 )3
853, 719 SH
3, )23, 260 77
1, 655, 154 55
4, 719, 713 40
4, 0;)7, 532 18
:I. IU7, 920 5U
3, U07, 3)5 61
14, 100)418 89
16, 835)392 27
27, 03d, 406 UU
5, 403, 68r 4)
)6, ii3, 000 00
8, 278, 445 37
6. Q93, 971;)7
4, i9n, ulu 43
4. 9'):I. 027 99
3. 061, 406 al
2)&J&1, Hd( iu
3, 166, 671 5U
3) 48). 24) 91
4) 0((r, 737 )9
4) 308) 847 20
3, 912)066 27
4) 432) H)6 I
4, 540, 693 74
5, 082) 843 98
4. 6la), )54 9)
6, 065, 584 90
6)GQL)649 02
6, 86), 622 02
4, 94S, QO7 25
14, 6(3, U53 24
13, 665, 447 43
6(&GIGIS 17
8, 682, U06 )9
6, 504. 830 67
9, 406, 829 61
7, 052, 9)5 90
1, 243)980 12
6, 104. 619 94
4) 3i)8, 396 6)
13)619, 633 81
36, 009. 026 87
32)729IOGS 34
12, 73), 610 54
6, 838, 919 56
)0, 328, 582 69
8. 061)436 Ha
16) 141, 251 90
ll)035, 910 89
i. 76U, 647 46
)3, 152. 452 90
18, 614. 594 12
QBI934)929 49
i 20, 720, i90 17
4. ')3, 332 64
32, 63, 855 16
280)443 32
87, 463 60
. 82, 245 32
80, 239 55
85, 357 04
114, 259 Ou
96, 350 00
102, 067 07
93, 400 00
93)000 00
93, 000 00
93, 000 OU
93, 000 00
98, 000 00
98, 000 00
98, 000 00
98)UUU 00
98, 000 00
oa, 'ouu oo
98, 000 Uo
98, 000 UU
98. 0(iu 00
98, 000 OU
98. OUU Uo
98, 'ouu oo
270, 000 Uu
2uu', Jou oo
7)0, 000 00
2, 415, 939 85
I ) 2 () 8 ) 302 7 I
243) 324 00
1, 959. 699 00
1)873, 815 00
1)6U4, 89L 81
1, 268, 452 26
1, 432, 290 00
1, 573, 240 0(I
396)095 OU
809, 497 00
742 06
1, 304, 494 Uo
1)517)25r 84
4, 237, 674 76
3)56(. 463 OU
2, 126, 267 87
2, 396, 637 90
3. , 096, 081 71
2, 682, 440 Sd
3, 499, 268 42
1, 934, 557 37
1, 857, 199 34
1, 367, 5)7) 77
'958,')6(I 83
1) 586, 8?r& 69
, I, M26, 27) 17
1, 530, 605 18
987. 935 02
991. 7d4 02
G, UUI) 314 51
457, 390 16 268)266)250 12 601, 085, 955 79 8). 864. 580 27
40, 000 00
100)000 00
IQ, 942 77,
50IOUO 00
229, 0UO 00
19, UOU 00
))5, 'Hau OO I
207, 5UO 00
69, 500 OU
83, 000 00
163, UUO 00
34, 500 00
116, 5UO 00
234, 40U 00
2J4, 425 VU
)86, 325 OO
269, 175 00
232, 'Uio OO
2)8, 625 00
~
211, 950 UO
)
270, 787 76
i
239, 225 00
538, 225 00
2 3, 225 00
303)325 00
320, 175 00
536, )62 50
48'3, 490 38
454, 425 00
526, 280 44
6U3, 914 75
377)oi5 00
501, 200 70',
709, 752 00
896, 362 U5
6(iB) 986 99
817. 887 07
695)692 96
), G32, 490 15
9(), 489 48
'
1, 306, 281 27
2, 171, 863 29
1, 353, 5)9 06
Q, uoa, 923 98
9, 709, 357 54
3, 501)405 94
. 5, 042, I ) 2 58
2, 161. 360 26
1, 309, 523 8)
I ), 968, 024 25
I
I,
' i3O'. O94 77
1, 4)6, 707 95 ), 446, 929 69
946. 78( 80 ), 312, 125 14
1, 723, 941 88 ), 012, 058 84
i
2, 349, 56( 52 ), 353. 538 73
i
2, )43) 228 64 i', 219, 6S& oa
2, U62, 038 i7 I) r8. 5, 070 06
1, 546, 3dt 31 i iii', a'6 os (
874, 983 30 ), 3:IUI007 41
1, 773))U87 62 I, 810, 942 15
2, 272, U)3 63 4, 0)5, 448 09
2, 827, 5&69 68 1, 784, 179 03
4, 069, 367 )6
), 693, 190 09
4, I)4IQHU JS
2, 586, 319 14
4, 593, 562 ra
3, 298, 752 26
2, 770IUi8 01
3) 0)11 3cu 58
93. 107)883 i9 i
* This sum is the amount carried to surplus fund in year ending June 30& )850, after deducting 6152)249 94,

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EXPENDITURES.
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ag/pre/pria t trrn y.
ISG1 7 shawing, also, the sunts carried to the surplus fund, ancE the
Naval establish- Appropriations) exi
mcnt. nf pubhc
debt.
Public debt. Total. Amount carried
to surplus fund.
Balances of appropriations.
33, 327 50
2)000 00
768) 888 82
5)000 00,
487)uuu Uu
'
2, 024, 7)2 00
3, 823)789 89
2, 482, 953 49
3)U42, 352 95
242, 294 00
i
(, 144)797 46
1, 667, 498 45
1, 55U, UUU Uo
l)692, ]41 44
2, 429, 564 4/
1, 131, 567 So
2, 916, 902 50
1, 664, 640 69
1, 870, 2i4 05
4, 304, 6(i9 60
9, 510, 788 55
8, 174, 910 87
5, 258)686 25
4, 234)793 77
3, 814, 5UH 49
3, 508, 695 UU
3! 427)'3U6 95
4, 04 2, 990 00
2, 7U9, 243 06
. 3, ]4)) 881 M2
QISQQ, 484 62
2, 95J, UGU 29
3, 667)7u6 31
3, 74H)985 2J
3)70)J)629 Qo
4, IU), 987 90
3, 723)475 4U
4, 3(6)000 47
3) 496, 643 29
4, 46i, . i73 53
3, 867, 872 Ol
4, 578, 373 37 I
S~N 4, UUH, I'J
6, 789, ]67 9(i
7&(70, UG&7 60
5&ui6, 336 26
5)
890. 430 96
5, 801, 679 IU
7, 562)759 7U
6, 741. 683 21
J, 672, 300 97
r&', uio', 4so sl
r&', oil', ioo 98
9, 091. 388 40
i&7(I)773 64
9, 295, 054 34
0, 845, '&49 U7
)
O)70]) J45 22
7, 8'3, U4'& lS
lu, uo/J, (56 71 I
)3, G&J]I. ')i3 '37
11. I. &H, GIU 65 )
J5 /0) ')r)8 4)J
li, I l7, I'3. l 55,
I'I, IUQI:359 36
15), . 580, 99) 99
23, :305) 139 51
2, 79"„ 123 66
35
], 787, 396
6, (iu4, 782 31
1, 734, 702 26
2)69U, 711 10
3, J71, 7(9 16
7) 6 I 0) 348 59
8)594)195 95
7, 314, 949 30
6, 677)638
4, '68u', 33
Jr4 51
7, 831, ]63 IJ I
4, ]75, 857 97
6, 466, 184 09
6) 592, 748 57
7, 79i, 955 49
7) 525) 44 I Ql
8) 636, 746 75
6, 7(0, 973 19
6, 729, 322
20, 492, 349 71
29, U78, 974 05
38, 602, 719 28
14, 500)il5 94
25, 145, ]64 42
15, 759, 460 38
J4)996, 7J5 UB
14))09, 459 80
15, 497, 553 20
8, 435, 466 61
10, 508)0)7 81
lo, )90, )13 Hl
15, 830, 635 95
12, 892) 544 72
(3) 255, 413 09
I:3, 216, 6oo 86
12, 642, 408 61
13, 49i, (3( 89
14, 976, 471 80
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13, 5&88, 681 39
18, 397, 75( 82
2:&', bo&') 78 65
&
Qu, 968, 992 49
18, ;)47, 014 36
'(9, 3i I, 825 53
J9, 756, 698 75
35, 30), 927 99
24, 948, 111 06
22) 404, ] 24 Qi
)26, ]12, 593 61
23, 6US. 224 05
9. 896, 207 03
QI, 189, (340 ]3
I!I, u58, 450 36
:I'J, 2 i7. 01 3 7&
, &(, 193. Ol" 35
'&o &/ 8')8 69
u). 3i:I, ut'0 62
Ji) (io'i. 3a) 41
4, lt&], 5)uo 93
)G », 'r» 03
.&0. .).&s 4)H BQ
.! &. !Jiu, t'I 07
fi I . . :) I, I I. ) 66
;)(.!)'&0, I:ni 28
u , IH], It&I 10
J, i' & i. Ie)(i 37
0'J. 7 i. !, Ou
. itt, , ')'l 80
l, G, )u 38
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560 RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
Extracts fram the preceding statements.
The total amount of receipts into the treasury from March 4, 1789, to June 30, 1861, was. . . . $2, 267, 450, 570 98
The total expenditures for the same period was . .
The balance in the treasury on the 30th day of June, 1861, ivas . .
2, 236, 486, 713 15
30, 963, 857 83
$2, 267, 450c570 98
The amount of appropriations from March 4i 1789, to June 30, 1861, was. . . 89, 324, 050, 879 04
The total expenditures for the same period was. .
Tbe total amount carried to the surplus fund during the same period was. ......., .. ........
Tiiis amount erroneously carried to the surplus t'und in the fiscal year ending June 30, 1847,
and restored to the appropriations in tbe year 1850, by order of the First t, 'omptroller. ...
This amount of repaynients when there are no expendiuires
This amount of repayments ivhen there are no expemiiturss
in tbo year 1851. in the year 1852. .
$'21, 621 05
14ii79 45
The balance of appropriations on June 30i 1861. .
2, 236, 486, 713 15
43, 606, 605 96
152i249 94
35, 800 50
43, 769, 510 19
@2, S24, 050, 879 04

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