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It will be from this that the LIST Of next month
full Of the interest falling due that day but will
be deficient in the of $l22 26O go to which must be
added such additional be necessary TO CON
vert the relief fund into specie.
The deficit on the ls February thus ascertsined fur
nhes another Of tesfyug the correctness of the
estimates presented above OF the condition of the Trea
sury on the la Of August next The receipts between
the ls Of February and the lst August have been es
mated as follows =


From sources other than direct taxes and
public works. $l67,63a 81
from tax on real ana personal property, 100000 90
This estimate is lower than the average
of the year, but 1t is to be observed that
these six months have always been a.
mong the least productive, and that the
additional mill tax Of the last session will
not be available before the LIST Of August
From public works, net receipts as esti-
mated by tho Commissioners, 3sl bsO A


Making an aggregate of $so2,2 I2
Deduct from this aggregate the deficit on
the LIST Of February above mentioned, l22, $50 60


And the net receipts are $s7s ,sss 81
Deduct from this the es
mated expenditures for
the period IRON lst Feb to
lst August viz =
Expenses Uf Government, $4,000 90
Education, 100 900 90
Pensions, 1900 90
Penitentiary, 600 90
Miscellaneous, 5000 90


2ss 900 90


Balance. 500, 1859 50
This balance, under existing laws, is ap-
piled, in part, to the payment Of the amt
due domestic creditors, $lO2l59 So
And to cancellation Of relief
notes, 100 900 90


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