The National Almanac and Annual RecordGeorge W. Childs., 1863 - Almanacs, American |
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... collected and are freely dis- tributed , after being classified and labelled , to colleges and museums both at home and abroad . And as the Institution gladly avails itself of the services of distinguished naturalists and others ...
... collected and are freely dis- tributed , after being classified and labelled , to colleges and museums both at home and abroad . And as the Institution gladly avails itself of the services of distinguished naturalists and others ...
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... collecting the re- venue from customs .... For repayment to importers the excess of deposits for unascer- tained duties .... For survey of the Florida reefs and keys ...... For fuel and quarters of the offi- cers of the army serving on ...
... collecting the re- venue from customs .... For repayment to importers the excess of deposits for unascer- tained duties .... For survey of the Florida reefs and keys ...... For fuel and quarters of the offi- cers of the army serving on ...
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... collecting and returning the proceeds . Parties at a distance who have no busi- ness connections in the city may avail themselves of the agency of any of the express companies . The following are the regulations of the Mint in relation ...
... collecting and returning the proceeds . Parties at a distance who have no busi- ness connections in the city may avail themselves of the agency of any of the express companies . The following are the regulations of the Mint in relation ...
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... collected and returned to foreign Governments .... 144,948 41 Total excess of expenditures over receipts ............ $ 2,010,943 77 $ 5,732,577 14 * On account of route agents , mail messengers , special transportation , foreign mails ...
... collected and returned to foreign Governments .... 144,948 41 Total excess of expenditures over receipts ............ $ 2,010,943 77 $ 5,732,577 14 * On account of route agents , mail messengers , special transportation , foreign mails ...
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... collected in the United States Amount collected in the British provinces ...... Balance in favor of the United States .................. ...... . $ 29,085 88 58,853 35 $ 87,939 23 ............... 31,743 08 67,218 19 98,961 27 186,900 50 ...
... collected in the United States Amount collected in the British provinces ...... Balance in favor of the United States .................. ...... . $ 29,085 88 58,853 35 $ 87,939 23 ............... 31,743 08 67,218 19 98,961 27 186,900 50 ...
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