INDEX.

Page. I. REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY....

I (TABLES ACCOMPANYING THE REPORT.) 1. Receipts and expenditures of the United States for fiscal year 1867. XLIII 2. Receipts and expenditures of the United States for first quarter of 1868. XLVIII 3. Public debt and synopsis of laws creating it...

L 4. Calculations relative to paying the public debt.

LVI 5. Private corporation stocks held by the United States.

LVII 6. Liabilities to Indian tribes.

427 II. REPORTS OF TREASURY OFFICERS: Architect, Supervising...

164 1. Public buildings in charge and the cost of sites, construction, and repairs up to 1867

183 2. Appropriations for the erection and repairs of the same

188 3. Expenditures for 1867 and balances remaining.

191 4. Public property sold during the year..

192 5. Expendituies for furniture and repairs of furniture..

193 6. Expenditures for repairs and preservation of public buildings.

193 Auditor, First..

40 Auditor, Second ...

41 Auditor, Third

45 Auditor, Fourth

63 Auditor, Fifth...

70 1. Expenses of foreign missions for fiscal year 1867.

70 2. Consular salaries and fees for fiscal year 1867.

76 3. Expenditures for relief of American seamen, 1867.

82 4. Amounts resuvded to citizens and seamen

84 5. Number of destitute American seamen returned to the United States

84 6. Department accounts received and allowed..

85 7. Expenses of assessing the internal revenue taxes, 1867.

87 8. Expenses of collecting the internal revenue taxes, 1867

99 9. Expenses of collecting the internal revenue taxes, from September 1, 1862, to June 30, 1865..

111 10. Expenses of collecting internal revenue taxes in insurrectionary districts, 1867...

117 11. Miscellaneous expenses of collecting internal revenue taxes, 1867

118 12. Drawbacks on nierchandise iefunded, 1867

118 13. Amounts paid to internal revenue iuspectors.

119 Auditor, Sixth, (for Post Office Department)

119 Coast Survey ...

351 Commissioner of Customs

34 Commissioner of Internal Revenue..

256 Comptroller of Currency..

1 1. Banks iu voluntary liquidation for the purpose of consolidation.

20 2. Banks in voluntary liquidation

21 3. Banks in the bands of receiver

21 4. Employés of the bureau and their compensation

22 5 Bonds held by United States Treasurer in trust for banks.

23 Comptroller, First..

25 Comptroller, Second

28 Director of Bureau of Statistics...

240 1. Impoits and exports of coin from 1821 to 1867

395 2. Exports of duinestic merchandise from 1866 to 1867.

396 3. Imports and re-exports of foreign merchandise from 1821 to 1867

397 4, Exports of domestic products, 1867

399 5. Re exports of foreign merchandise, 1867....

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