statement of permanent and indefinite, for the fiscal
year cuding June 30, 1853 ...

Army-estimates of the pay, subsistence of officers, &c., for the

fiscal year...

Armories, national, operations of.

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Auditor, report of Third...

Auditor's report on Treasurer's account.

Apportionment of members--from Secretary of the Interior relative

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Barque Georgiana and brig Susan Lord....

Bank United States-from Secretary of the Treasury in relation to.
Brig Arve, respecting the seizure of...

Brazil, claim against..

British West Indies, circular, relation to employment of free blacks

Chickasaw Indians, estimate of interest on Arkansas bonds, due..
Clerks, list of,in Navy Department.

Treasury Department
Department of the Interior.

Census, apportionment of members to cach State under the seventh.)
Cemetery-from President United States relative to

Coast survey, report of A. D. Bache on....

estimates for same for 1852-3..

report of Secretary of the Treasury on

Commissioner of Indian Affairs

estimates for compensation to commissioner, clerks, &c.,
for the fiscal year ending 30th June, 1853...
for current expenses of Indian Department—
payment of annuities provided for by various
treaties.

Commissary General of subsistence

estimates for salaries of clerks, &c., for fiscal year ending
30th June, 1853.

Comptroller of the Treasury transmits statement of accounts and

list of balance due United States.....

Commissioner of Public Buildings, report of...........

Contingent expenses War Department...

Treasury Department.

Title.

Pt. Vol. Doc. Page.

Contingent expenses-Continued-

military establishment

Navy Department...

Contracts, War Department..

letetr of Secretary of Treasury upon the subject of..
for carrying mail from New York to California.

for other purposes.

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for carrying mails....

Copper, in relation to the coinage of.

Craig, Col. H. K., explanation of the estimates of ordnance depart

ment report of....

Creek Indians, explanation of balance for losses due..
Courts, United States, fees and expenses of..............

Custom-house, from Secretary of Treasury upon the subject of new
Cuban expedition, from President of the United States in relation to
foreigners engaged in.......

Cuba, from the President of the United States in reference to..
California, expenses of settling land claims in.....

China, relative to the free ports of....

Commerce and navigation (not numbered.)

Estimates of appropriations, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1853.

for the current list........

for the executive departments.
Department of State...

.....

Department of the Treasury

Department of the Interior

Surveyors General and their clerks

Department of War....

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under direction of Department of Interior
under direction of War Department....
under direction of Navy Department .
recapitulation..

Estimates of appropriations-Continued

for naval deficiencies...

additional .....

for completing surveys, &c

Engineer Department, estimate of funds for fortifications now in course of construction, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1853..

list of contracts with.

F.

Finances, annual report of the Secretary of the Treasury.
statement A, of duties, revenues and expenditures during
fiscal year ending June 30, 1851...

statement B, of duties, revenues and expenditures for the
first quarter of the fiscal year, from July 1 to September
30, 1851....

statement C, debt of the U. S. on the 20th Nov. 1851..
statement D, redemption of treasury notes during the fiscal
year.....

statement G, No. 2, exhibits the value of foreign mer-
chandise imported, re-exported and consumed annual-
ly, &c..

statement G, No. 3, exhibits the total value of imports, &c.
statement H exhibits the value of cotton exported, &c..
statement I exhibits the aggregate value of breadstuffs,
&c., annually exported from 1821 to 1851.....
statement I, No. 1, showing the consumption of iron, &c.
statement K exhibits the quantity and value of wines,
spirits, &c., imported annually from 1843 to 1851, in-
clusive, &c..

statements L, Nos. 1 and 2, reports on marine hospitals..
statement M exhibits the quantity and value of cotton,

tobacco and rice exported annually from 1821 to 1851..
statement N, showing the value of goods remaining in
warehouses at the close of each quarter, &c.....
statement O exhibits the value of hempen goods imported
annually from 1821 to 1851................

statement P exhibits the quantity and value of hemp and
cordage imported annually from 1821 to 1851....
statement Q exhibits the value of certain articles import-
ed, &c.

statement R exhibits the amount of coin and bullion im-
ported and exported annually from 1821 to 1851.....
statement S, No. 1, exhibits the quantity and value of
bar iron, &c., imported annually from 1821 to 1851.....
statement S, No. 2, exhibits the quantity and value of bar
iron manufactured by rolling, &c.....

statement S, No. 3, exhibits the quantity of bar, pig and
old scrap iron, reduced to pounds, imported during cer-
tain years..

Fisheries, message from President U. S. upon the subject of the....
Fortifications, report of Secretary of War on.....

Foreign mails, letter from the Postmaster General upon the sub-
ject of.....

Foreigners, in reference to such of the Cuban prisoners who were...

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France, message from President U. S. transmitting the correspondence between the Minister at Paris and the Secretary of State.....

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H.

Hall, N. K., Postmaster General, statement of receipts and ex

penditures.....

Heath, James E., Commissioner of Pensions..

list of officers, seamen and marines on invalid rolls.
list of widows drawing pension under the act of
August 11, 1848......

list of orphan children drawing pensions.
comparative statement of navy pensions..

I.

Indian Affairs, report of Commissioner of...

documents accompanying the samereport of L. Lea and Alexander Ramsay.. report of Alexander Ramsay..

report of D. D. Mitchell..

special report of the Commissioner on Indian Af-
fairs in relation to the Menomonees..

same in relation to Choctaw scrip...

letter of instructions to Luther Blake...

REPORTS OF SUPERINTENDENTS, AGENTS, SUB-AGENTS, &C.

Northern Superintendency.

Indian Affairs, No. 1. Report of Charles Murray, superintendent,
Green Bay.......

2. Report of William Sprague, Mackinac.
3. School report of P. Dougherty..

4. School report of L. Slater, superintendent..
5. School report of George N. Smith....
6. School report of Bishop Lefevre.....
6a. Report of F. J. Bonduel..

Title.

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Indian Affairs, reports of Superintendents, &c,-Continued-
No. 15. Report of John E. Barrow, Council Bluffs

agency...

16. School report of Edmund McKenny.
17. School report of Samuel Allis...
18. Report of William P. Richardson.
19. School report of William Hamilton

Southern Superintendency.

20. Report of John Drennen, superintendent....
21. Report of William Wilson, Choctaw agency
22. Report of Alexander Reid, superintendent
Spencer academy, Choctaw Nation......
23. Report of John Harrell, superintendent Fort
Coffee academy..

24. Report of Alfred Wright, superintendent
female school at Norwalk...

25. Report of the same, Tyanubbec school...
26. Report of E. Hotchkin, superintendent
Koonsha school....

27. Report of C. Kingsbury, superintendent
Chuahla school...

28. Report of George Butler, Cherokee agency.
29. Report of Thomas B. Ruble...

30. Report of Philip H. Raiford, Creck agency.
31. Report of J. Ross Ramsey, superintendent
Kewatah school..

32. Report of R. M. Loughridge, superintendent
Tallahassee mission.

33. Report of A. L. Hay, teacher.

34. Report of John M. Garner..

35. Report of D. D. Asbury..

36. Report of D. W. Eakins, teacher....

37. Report of Kenton Harper, Chickasaw agency
38. Report of William J. J. Morrow, Neosho
agency.....

39. Report of Samuel G. Patterson, superinten-
dent Crawford seminary.

40. Report of M. Duval, superintendent Semi-
nole sub-agency.......

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