$5e7 500 90


10000 90
100000 90
loa.l5s 20

$2,04s, ,432 Os
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Ofthese may be remembered that the frst item sup
poses increase to be made to the ordinary appropra
tons beyond those Of the laat have assumed that
the progressive cancellation Of the relief notes provided
for in the second end third items will not be intererred
with We can never hope for sound system OF
cy finance until these are all Of them Withdrawn from
circulation. The payment of the Domestic Creditors
scrip, which forms the fourth em also return bee use
justice to require that should make excep
tions among creditors quallv meri,orous and this item
has moreover been appropriated for and the moneys
sm asma ys r. as a, the The snn
ponds with the estimate reported by the late Treasurer


have not included the balances; Of appropriations
be assumed that similar balances will be in the Treasury
a. the close of the fiscal year.


estimate as follows


lat, Receipts from ordinar5 Of income excud
ing public works and taxes, viz:


Amount received from those in l844 $685. Os
To which add probable increase for ls4s


Of 10 per cent, 1884 90
Sd. Profits Of canals and railways for is4S, es-


inated at $4,000 90
Sd. Proceeds of tax on real and personal


estate, 1000 900 90


sa05e $40 &c
No certain estimate can be made Of the receipts from
this tax The derived from il in 1884, was $751;
2o o. The aggregate of the assessment OF that
not known and Ia, therefore, impossible TO calculate
what will be that Of ls45 The requiring additional
mill to be levied the important subjects of taxa
assuming the amount Of tax levied for be so per
cent greater than that 1884, there appears to me no
Icason " utiicVe from comparison oil the amounts
levied with the amounts collected past years. that the
collections o I646 will exceed those of 644 more than
sss per cent This would give one million of dollars
rs the nett proceeds OF the tax and personal estate
do not feel myself ed in making liberal esti
mate OF this item, nor In mskng q separate allowance
for arrearages of taxes to be collected within the wear
The sum OF S7ol2l0 H. received into the Treasury in
ls44 and which forms the basis the est mate Of 600
ONO for the present year four this Of the proceeds
OF the taxes Of former years and the estimated million
for l945 must be regarded in like a. including
very large amount Of the recent arrearages 80
The aggregate Of receipts for ls40, thus estimated il
80 056 $40 6s.


Comparing estimated receipts and liabilities for the
year ending December, lss5 they stand thus =
E.sua.e9 rscsiP.:. .S2Oo6 6l0 %
And they show that the Of :. 1881 92l ~
Will be wanting to complete the pay yments Of the yenr
Were the entire balance in the Treasury on st Decem
per- ies4 70 pc applied Ia iucton of this deficiency
vided fnr. ' P


obvious from this that even all the resources o,
the hsce year could be made avaable for the OF
he IN epruary and August the year lsls they
would s oe insnmcicnt, though aided by the applica
tion OF s6oas5 ss, from the accumulated income Of for
years '. ~
But plain that large part Of the resources Of ,he
year cannot be made available to this object The
interest payable four months before
the close Of the fiscal year. when large proportion Of A.
receipts equal probably, 10 than one third Of the
whole, have not yet como In.