TABLES ACCOMPANYING THE ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER. Statement I shows the moneys received into the treasury during the year ending 30th September, 1867. Statement II shows the amount of warrants drawn on the treasury during the same year. Statement III shows the condition of the School Fund on the 30th September, 1867. Statement IV shows the increase and diminution of the capital of the School Fund during the year ending 30th September, 1867. Statement V shows the condition of the Literature Fund on the 30th September, 1867. Statement VI shows the condition of the U. S. Deposit Fund on the 30th September, 1867, and the premises bid in under foreclosure of mortgage, remaining unsold on the 30th September, 1867. Statement VII shows the condition of the Long Island Railroad Sinking Fund, and the Mariners', Soldiers' Allotment and College Land Scrip Funds, on the 30th September, 1867. Statement VIII shows the receipts and payments on account of the Metropolitan Police, Military Record, Metropolitan Fire, and Metropolitan Board of Health Funds, Schenectady & Troy Railroad & Tioga Coal, &c. Co. Sinking Funds, during the fiscal year ending 30th September, 1867, and the amount of annuities payable to the several Indian tribes. Statement IX gives the particulars of the General Fund and Contingent State Debts. Statement X is an estimate of the receipts and payments for ordinary expenses of government and other purposes, for the fiscal year commencing October 1st, 1867. Statement XI shows the amount of the four and thirteen sixteenths mill tax, levied in 1866, on the valuations of the real and personal estate in each county, the expenses of collection, and the amount payable into the treasury; also, the amount of unpaid taxes returned to the Comptroller's Office. Statement XII gives the names of the clerks in the public offices (except the Canal, Banking and Insurance departments), the amounts paid to each during the year, and their present salaries. Statement XIII is an estimate of the appropriations required for the expenses of government for the fiscal year commencing on the 1st October, 1868. Statement XIV shows the amount of duties paid by the several auctioneers of this State during the year ending 30th September, 1867. Statement XV is the report made to the Comptroller by the Superintendent of the Onondaga Salt Springs. Statement XVI gives the cost of stationery delivered to the public offices during the year. Statement XVII shows the amount of town, county, school and State taxes, and the rate of taxation, with the aggregate equalized valuations of real and personal estate in the several counties, upon the returns of 1866. Statement XVIII shows the valuations of real and personal estate in the several counties, as returned to the Comptroller's office for the year 1867. 48 ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER. Statement XIX shows the aggregate valuations of real and personal property, the State and local taxes, and the rate per cent for each year, from 1845 to 1867, inclusive. Statement XX shows the true value of real estate in the several towns of the county of Jefferson, as established by the evidence taken before Hon. Edwin Dodge, referee; also, the assessed value of the same, and the percentage of the assessed to the real value. Statement XXI shows the registered stock and coupon bonds of the bounty loan, purchased on account of the Bounty Debt Sinking Fund. Statement XXII gives the receipts and payments on account of the Canals, during the year ending September 30th, 1867; also, a description of the stock, comprising the Canal Debt. Statement XXIII is a consolidated summary of County, City, Town and Village Debts, their amount, and the objects for which incurred. Statement XXIV is a report of the Commissioners of the Land office to the Convention, in relation to the sale of lands donated to the State by the United States. Statement XXV is a communication from the Comptroller, giving the correspondence relative to the expenses of the Convention. Statement XXVI shows the annual gains and accumulations on a capital of $4,500,000,000 for thirty years at four per cent compounded. (I.) STATEMENT Of Moneys received into the Treasury during the year ending 30th September, 1867. State tax, exclusive of the three-fourths mill tax for common schools (for the amounts of tax levied in 1866, see Statement XI) State Frison Earnings, viz; Auburn... Sing Sing... 184 00 1,425 97 137 54 22,694 26 6,899,340 42 $113,212 80 124 743 04 495,477 49 34,912.85 National Guard of New York, Military Fund, viz: Amount paid by county treasurers for fines Expenses of Public Lands, viz: For expenses of committees from the Commissioners of the Land Office, to examine certain lands under water, &c., repaid by sundry persons Public Administrators, viz: John H. Westervelt, administrator of Thomas -Walsh, deceased, being proceeds of his estate. C. A. Richardson, treasurer of Ontario county, being proceeds of the estates of Peter Koerner and James Robbinett, deceased, late of the town of East Bloomfield... Carried forward [A. 3.-S. 3.] 4 · $293 93 2,647 40 266 96 560 89 $7,724, 125 50 Brought forward Miscellaneous, viz : ... $7,724,125 50 A. Jones, for support in part of E. S. Jones, an inmate of the ..... S. E. Marvin, Paymaster General, unexpended balance... S. E. Marvin, Adjutant General, being advance F. C. Brunck, treasurer of Erie county, adminis- $50 00 126 98 1,500 00 40 00 de 282 47 35 60 125 14 385 00 39 00 9 60 M. P. Cavert, overpayment refunded. 85 00 43 75 3,136 00 Moneys received from previous advances, or which were subsequently to be paid from the Treasury. For salary of the Deputy State Engineer and Surveyor, clerk hire, printing reports, &c...... Carried forward. 20,118 29 $8,149,127 51 |