Governors Message OF Pennsylvania.
TO the Senate aud House of Representatives =
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GgNTLEMEN :-in accordance with a promise made to
you IN my Inaugural Address, submit to you such
facts having bearing the financial condition Of the
commonwealth as the time has permitted collect
interest again falls due, and the anxiety which we all
feel return possible to state of public sol
vency has hatened the preparation Of this statement and
account ior the want OF iuness, and perhaps of mi
mute accuracy in details is believed however, that il
may DC regarded for all practical purposes adequate
ly correct


The siae debt Of Pennsyl lvana as appears by the an
report OF the State Treasurer consists Of the follow
Permanent loans, at per cent int. $s2,ssI $50 oil


DO Al do 900 900 90
10 q do l,7s065s 81
debt August l, 1912, and February and


August l84S, at per cent 26O6 33S O3
Certificates for interest on LIST February and


LIST August, 1874. at psr cent, $4,000 4s
Loan per act of 4th May, ls4l, (Relief


NotesD I439l l7e 90


Making an aggregate of, $40 7O3 se6 50
henerost upon the Debt has not been paid since
the first OF February ls42 but certificates have been
making 1t part Of the principal Tie interest SO funded
amounts to aud upon this there has accrued
for interest sum- also in part funded and included in the
above amounting to nearly $500 900 The annual inter-
the year 1874 it has been stated 1877 IA for ls45
It will amount including the interest sccrung Relief
Notes. and certificates issued Domestic Creditors,
to the sum of - O35 9l3 So


The annual receipts into the Treasury and the annual
claims upon may be arranged in two general classes
One Of these may properly embrace the ordinary
nues net derived from the public works and from the
on real and personal propey and the ordinary dsburse
ments unconnected with the public works and the public
debt The other may embrace the items Of receipt and
disbursement not included in the fornor class


The cepts OF the former class into the Treasury for
the year ending on the LIST December 1884, may be thus
stated -