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The income Of these four months from LIST August to
lst December in fact belongs to the fund destined to pay
the interest the following February, and anticipate
itfor the August payment would be to msappy it, The
most careful estimates which have been able to prepare
satisfy me that there will be deficiency Of means TO
meet the interest payment of August next supposing
the February interest to be paid in full of about 900
The ability Of the treasury, vt the present tme with
reference to the approaching February payment be
judged offrom the following facts =


From connected with the times at which the
of interest funded there difference in the
amounts payable for interest on lat February and August
respectively, the amount pay able in February being
$97l 1895 90 that in August being 67 SO. To meet
the February int ares now payable in few days. the
amount ia the treasury may be thus stated =:
Un the Goth January S45 the apparent balance in the
treasury was ............... 1901, ,701 81
OF the balance there was in
Relief Notes, legally can


celled on 3lst Dec. 1874, $50 600 90
In Unavailable funds, 6,l76 90
Advance on account flor the


use Of the Government, ii, 1901 -


-- 81 567 %
Making the real balance, $s34l35 10
The receipts into the Trea-


sury, between 2Sth Janua.


ry end lst Of February, ARE


estimated, $1,000 90
Showing as the available ba-


lance in the Treasury for


the interest day, Ss49 1875 10
Which sums consist of par


funds, 1864 81
Currency equal to X. Notes, 1896, ,450 10
