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Y5 r4,Ens rar $lO4,Ooo,oOO
Capital invested in select


ed orDeposite Banks, in
1834-5, 34,o47,2o3
Capital invested in State m
Banks. in 1834-5, 2t9,25O,549
Capital Of the Bank of the


United States, chartered


by the State Of Pennsyl-


vania, 20,Ooo,ooo
Post Office Revenue for
1884. i,969,sl3
Number Of Post Offices in


that wear. lO,387
Amount coined in the Mint


in 1884, in Gold, 3,854,S7O
In Silver, o,4lo'ouz
Tn Copper, l9,l5l
.ftE a.fFVl lsrs4


Total $7,3S8,423
Total amount Of the Gold


produced in the mines Of | --
the u. States in 1884,


was wa valued at 39 l, $89s,OoO
The value of the Cotton exported in
1884, was $49, ,448,402.


Great Britain and her Colonies take
nearly one half Of the Exports, and send
nearly one hal Of the Imports of the Uni
ted States.


Length Of Canals in the U.


States, January 1, 1885, 1857 miles.
Length Of Railroads do.


same date, l,ooo


There are 79 Colleges for Public Edu-
cation in the United States; SO Theology
cal Seminaries; % Medical Schools Q Law
Schools. yeeraass % rs.


The public schools are very numerous,
particularly in New England, New York,
Ohio and Pennsylvania; while the benevo-
lent institutions Of America, are not sur
passed by those Of any other country


OF THE REVENUE AND EXPENDITURES
The balance in the Treas as


ury on the LIST January, Gm9 .-l


1885, including some ,eha.saE


trust funds hereafter ex-


planned, was $96,74s,so3 90
The receipts during the 3a


year 1886, from all sour


ces except the Post office =, o.


and trust funds, were 48,873,So4 90
II Viz: from yl an
Customs $23,409, $40 53
| Lands 24,877,l79 So


Miscellaneous 585,843 81


These, and the balance be-


,te ,,ted - an aggregate Of 75,62s,76s SO
The expenditures during
the same year, exclusive
of the Post Office and
trust funds, were 29,ooo'144 -
Aggregate expenditure Tor 49,, 90, y


1887, VIZ 3o,zoi'ool i' o'
: This computation would
leave in the Treasury,
: Isas q balance Of 34,l81l43 2t
Estimates of the reuenne and expenditure


z for the gear 1928.
! The receipts into the Trea-
0 sury from the ordinary 8F
J, sources during 1888, may 80, ara 20.


be estimated at $9l''o9'o