granted, care will
be taken so to carry the beneficence of Congress into effect that it
shall not be unnecessarily or unworthily bestowed.

TREASURY.

The moneys received and covered into the Treasury during the fiscal year
ended June 30, 1872, were:

From customs $216,370,286.77
From sales of public lands 2,575,714.19
From internal revenue 130,642,177.72
From tax on national-bank circulation, etc. 6,523,396.39
From Pacific railway companies 749,861.87
From customs fines, etc. 1,136,442.34
From fees--consular, patent, land, etc. 2,284,095.92
From miscellaneous sources 4,412,254.71
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Total ordinary receipts 374,694,229.91
From premium on sales of coin 9,412,637.65
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Total net receipts 374,106,867.56
Balance in Treasury June 30, 1871 (including
$18,228.35 received from "unavailable") 109,935,705.59
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Total available cash 484,042,573.15

The net expenditures by warrants during the same period were:

For civil expenses $16,187,059.20
For foreign intercourse 1,859,369.14
For Indians 7,061,728.82
For pensions 28,533,402.76
For military establishment, including
fortifications, river and harbor improvements,
and arsenals 35,372,157.20
For naval establishment, including vessels and
machinery and improvements at navy-yards 21,249,809.99
For miscellaneous civil, including public
buildings, light-houses, and collecting
the revenue 42,958,329.08
For interest on the public debt 117,357,839.72
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Total, exclusive of principal and premium on
the public debt 270,559,695.91

For premium on bonds purchased $6,958,266.76
For redemption of the public debt 99,96