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Leaving an aggregate amount Of

 revenue of 1,662,O9l The Revenue of the Depart ment is accounted for as fol- lows: Amount of the several payments into the Treasury from l7ss to 1928 1,lOS,ObS Amount of the losses in the trans-

 mission of monies during the

 same period 17'S4S Balance, as exhibited on the books

 of the Department, on the lst l of July, l82e 541.6sO l,esQ, ,o9l From this statement it appears that the Department has always been sustained by its own resources, and that no money has, at any t;"s~s been drawn fOm the Treasury for the transportation of the mails, but that it has contributed to the rev~n''~ -H- --' The revenue for the past year was as fol- lows:

 The amount of postages from July 1, 1898, to July 1, 1899, is found to be 1,704,4l8 42 The expenditures of the De. partment for the same period are as follows: Compensation to

 Post-Masters 559,2S7 S8 Transportation of the mail l,l4S,646 2l Incidental expenses 69,s4s O8

 .78Q 30 s7