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... Receipts during the last fiscal year ... 451,082,97 Available means . $ 548,326,20 The expenditures for the same period . 431,918,97 $ 116,407,23 Balance in Treasury Nov. 30 , 1852 ... The receipts and expenditures embrace all the funds ...
... Receipts during the last fiscal year ... 451,082,97 Available means . $ 548,326,20 The expenditures for the same period . 431,918,97 $ 116,407,23 Balance in Treasury Nov. 30 , 1852 ... The receipts and expenditures embrace all the funds ...
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... receipts , $ 15,662 27 , including a balance still due from contractors , is $ 2,073 70. The Agent is of the opinion that this would not have exceeded $ 1,500 , had no misfortune occurred , or new buildings or cells been erected , and ...
... receipts , $ 15,662 27 , including a balance still due from contractors , is $ 2,073 70. The Agent is of the opinion that this would not have exceeded $ 1,500 , had no misfortune occurred , or new buildings or cells been erected , and ...
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... ; for 1852 , to $ 90,055 80. The receipts during the same periods to $ 137,429 18 , and $ 136,844 26 . The whole amount of primary school lands sold up to the end of the last fiscal year , was 161,928.69 acres , unsold 10 Doc .
... ; for 1852 , to $ 90,055 80. The receipts during the same periods to $ 137,429 18 , and $ 136,844 26 . The whole amount of primary school lands sold up to the end of the last fiscal year , was 161,928.69 acres , unsold 10 Doc .
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... receipts over and above the immediate requirements of the Treasury , and the amount of the State debt liquidated the past year , have exceeded my most sanguine anticipations . Two hundred and seventy - four thousand dollars , which ...
... receipts over and above the immediate requirements of the Treasury , and the amount of the State debt liquidated the past year , have exceeded my most sanguine anticipations . Two hundred and seventy - four thousand dollars , which ...
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... RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES FOR THE YEAR ENDING NOVEMBER 30 , 1852 . The balance in the hands of the State Treasurer on Nov. 30 , 1851 , exclusive of amounts to meet outstanding warrants upon the Gene- ral and Primary School Interest ...
... RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES FOR THE YEAR ENDING NOVEMBER 30 , 1852 . The balance in the hands of the State Treasurer on Nov. 30 , 1851 , exclusive of amounts to meet outstanding warrants upon the Gene- ral and Primary School Interest ...
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