Total under direction of the Navy Dep't, 7,923,313.18| 8,987,797.67

Balances in the Treasury, July 1, 1850 and '51, 6,604,544.49 11,911,645.68

2. Statement of Duties, Revenues, and Public Expenditures for the First Quarter of the Fiscal Year from the 1st of July to the 30th of September, 1851 (agreeably to Warrants issued, exclusive of Trust Funds).

15,977.16 527.00

7,437,366.41 4,217,986.10

43,002,168.69 48,005,878.68

RECEIPTS.

From Customs,

Sales of public lands,

Army proper, &c.,

Miscellaneous and incidental sources, including mili-
tary contributions in Mexico,

For civil, miscellaneous, and foreign intercourse,

Fortifications, ordnance, arming militia, &c.,

EXPENDITURES.

Indian department,

Pensions,

Naval establishment,

Paying old public debt,

Interest on Treasury-notes, and Mexican indemnity stock,

8,040.27

488,792.31

58,319.34

* Including Treasury-notes and Mexican indemnity stock.

† $50 was paid in specie, $100 in lands, and $ 5,700 funded.

$150 was paid in specie, $1,600 for customs, $2,650 for lands, and $ 83,500 funded.

For reimbursement of Treasury-notes, under act of July 22,
1846, in specie,

Redemption of stock issued for 4th and 5th instalments
of Mexican indemnity,

Total,.

Deduct repayments on account of interest of public debt,

Balance,

100.00

287,596.76

10,950,484.48 12,898.17

$10,937,586.31

3. Statement of the Debt of the United States on the 20th November, 1851.

4. Statement of Redemption of Treasury-notes during the Fiscal Year ending

30th June, 1851.

Reimbursement of Treasury-notes by acts prior to July 22,

1846,

Ditto by act of July 22, 1846,

Ditto by aet of January 28, 1847 (all funded),

Total,

* In specie, $227.67; for lands, $50; funded, $3,400. † In specie, $100; funded, $9,500.

$3,677.67 † 9,600.00 190,500.00 203,777.67

5. Statement of the Debt of the United States, the Total Value of Imports and Exports, and the Total Tonnage, from 1791 to 1851, fractions excluded.

*Only nine months of 1843.

† For the year ending June 30.

! This differs from the footing on page 180, but is the same as on page 178, and is the more exact amount. The discrepancy appears to be in the exports of foreign produce.

6. Statement of the Receipts into the National Treasury, from Customs, Internal Revenue and Direct Taxes, and Sales of Public Lands, fractions of a Dollar being excluded, -for 63 years, from 1789 to 1851, inclusive.

7. Statement of the Expenditures of the United States, exclusive of Payments on Account of the Public Debt and from Trust Funds, fractions excluded.