REPORT OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. 99 



Sales of bonds and stocks, viz : 



$54,150 United States 7-30s $57,468 00 



15,000 Tennessee 6s 9,586 78 



75,000 Indiana 5s 68,906 25 



500 Georgia 6s 358 71 



100 Wasliington 6s 100 00 



136,419 74 



Sale of coin interest 14,255 41 



Sale of publications and old and useless material. . 527 74 



Total receipts in 1867 $198,500 71 



Balance on hand, January, 1867 22,891 23 



Total amount available in 1867 221,391 94 



EXPENDITURES. 



Amount added to the original bequest of Smitlison, 

 in the treasury of the United States, authorized 

 by the act of Congress of February 8, 1867, and 

 directed by the Ivegents, to increase the princi- 

 pal to $650,000, viz: residuary legacy of Smith- 

 son $26,210 63 



Additional deposits 108,620 37 



Expenses for the year 1867 — 



Building and furniture 38, 650 74 



General expenses 12,488 84 



Publications and researches 10,030 25 



Librarv, museum, and exchanires. . . . 13,905 55 



$134,831 GO 



Total expenses 75,075 38 



Total expenditure and investment during 1867 $209,906 38 



Balance on hand January, 1868 11,485 56 



Statement in detail of cxjpenditures for current operations of the year 1867. 



BUILDING. 



Reconstruction of parts injured by fire $35,102 35 



Repairs to old parts 2,137 91 



Furniture and fixtm-es 1,410 48 



$38,650 74 



GENERAL EXPENSES. 



Meetings of the Board 256 50 



Lighting 204 55 



Heating 808 Q5 



Postage 714 45 



Stationery $892 79 



General printing 194 06 



Incidentals, viz : hardware, tools, materials for clean- 

 ing, &c 241 19 



