From the National InteMgencer. 'f't'
THE ANNUAL TREASURY REPORT.
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The Annual Report of the Secretary Of the
Treasury was, with commendable pronptilude,
placed upon the tables of the two Houses Of Con
gress on Thursday. 1t will probably be several
days before it will be within our reach in printed
form; and we have therefore made hastY notes
of some of the most important pasienlarssof in
formation which it affords.


We learn from it that the Receipts and Expen-
ditures for the fiscal year ending the Both June,
l845, were as follows


RECEIPTS AND MEANS.
From customs S27, ,52s, ,l12 70
From sales of public lands, 2,O77, ,O22 80
From miscellaneous sources, l63998 Sc
Total receipts, 29,769,l33 Sc
Add balance in Treasury July l.,


1874, 7,s57,379 GA


Total means, 37,626,513 90
The EXPENDITURES during the


same fiscal year amounted to 29,96s,2O6 SO
Leaving balance in Treasury,


July lst, lS45, of 1858 ,306 %
The estimated receipts and Expenditures for the
fiscal gear ending 3Oth June, 1916, are:


RECEIPTS.
From customs lst quarter by ac-


tual returns S8,661,932 IA
For I'd, Sd, and 4th quarters, as es-


timated 15,63s,O67 Sc
Total from customs 24,500,000 90
From sales of public lands 100000 90
From miscellaneous and incidental .,
sources 10000 90


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Total receipts 26,S20,000 90
Add balance in Treasury lst July,
Is45 7,65s,3O6 %





Total means, as estimated 34,47S, ,306 %


EXPENDITURES.