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... amount actually expended on the work , as well as the amount asked for the current year for which the appropriation is proposed to be made . They are required also to accompany their estimates by minute and full expla- nations of the ...
... amount actually expended on the work , as well as the amount asked for the current year for which the appropriation is proposed to be made . They are required also to accompany their estimates by minute and full expla- nations of the ...
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... amount not to exceed in the aggregate six hundred dollars in any one year , to be divided and distributed according to his discretion ; provided that the surplus receipts are sufficient for that purpose . ( Act June 11 , 1874 , Stats ...
... amount not to exceed in the aggregate six hundred dollars in any one year , to be divided and distributed according to his discretion ; provided that the surplus receipts are sufficient for that purpose . ( Act June 11 , 1874 , Stats ...
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... amounts of the same , and the causes in both cases ; the average market price within the year of the staples of export ... amount of foreign tonnage employed in such trade , and of other mat- ters , to enable the Secretary of State to ...
... amounts of the same , and the causes in both cases ; the average market price within the year of the staples of export ... amount of foreign tonnage employed in such trade , and of other mat- ters , to enable the Secretary of State to ...
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... amount appropriated , the statute making the appro- priation , the amount of the appropriation remaining in the Treasury , amount drawn during the month , amount of such draft remaining unexpended , amount expended during the preceding ...
... amount appropriated , the statute making the appro- priation , the amount of the appropriation remaining in the Treasury , amount drawn during the month , amount of such draft remaining unexpended , amount expended during the preceding ...
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... amount appropriated under each specific head of appropriation , the amount expended under each head , and the balance which on the 30th day of June pre- ceding such report remained unexpended , accompanied by estimates of the probable ...
... amount appropriated under each specific head of appropriation , the amount expended under each head , and the balance which on the 30th day of June pre- ceding such report remained unexpended , accompanied by estimates of the probable ...
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