New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
u. s.. 1910 BONDS.

the Secretary Of Treasury h authorized 10 borrow
time to sme on the credit Of tho United states not ex
ceeding TWO HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS during the
current fiscal and prepare issue therefor Coupon
and Registered Bonds Of the United States and all Bonds
issued under this Act shall be EXEMPT FROM TAXATION
BY under any State municipal authority Subscriptions
these Bonds received in United Sses notes or notes Of
National Banks. They are TO BE REDEEMEDIN COIN,
the pleasure Of the Government at any period m s~
ten more than forty years from their date and until their
redemption FIVE PER CENT INTEREST WILL BE
PAID IN COIN Bonds Of not hundred dollars
annually, and on all other Bonds semi annually
The interest payable the days of March and Sep
tembcr in each The ssmianaus Coupons payable
at those dates and the annual Coupons the 50 and 100 do
Bonds payable the LIST of March.
Subscribers will receive either Registered or Coupon Bonds
as they may prefer.
Registered Bonds will be issued of the denominations Of
Fifty Dollars sso, One Hundred Dollar, 10 loo) Five Hund
red Dollars (s5oo One thousand Dollar. tsi.ooo) Five
Thousand Dollars (oo and Ten Thousand Dollars Ooc
and Coupon Bonds Of the denominations of Fifty Dollars s
One Hundred Dollars (soo Five Hundred Dollars (ssOo
aud One Thousand Dollars 81 ,OOol.
ubscrber. this will the option Of having bsis
Bonds draw interest from March by paying the sccrued
interest in conor in United States notes. tho of
National Banks adding fifty per cent for prenum receive
them drawing interest from the date Of subscription aud
deposit.
The fact that these Bonds exempt from municipal
sxaOu enhances their value to three per cest
annum according the rate Otax svss various pas
Of the country.
At the rate of premium gold they pay over eyhs
per cent interest in currency and oequa convenience
permanent or temporary investment.
Is believed ,ha. securities offer great inducemensts
lenders the various descriptions of U. s. Bonds In all
other forms Of Indebtedness the faith ability Of private
parties stock companies separate communities only 70
pledged for payment while for the debts Of the United States
whole property the country holden to the pay
men of both principal and interest in coin.
These BOpd may be subscribed for in from $50 up 70
any magnitude the terms and thus made equally
available smallest lender and the lsrges. capitalist They
be converted into money any moment and the holder
viii have the benefit of the interest.
The that all duties imports payable In specie fur
nishes fund for like payment of interest all Governments
Bond. largely In Of the wants Of the treasury for this
purpose.
Upon the receipt OF subscriptions certificate Of deposit
therefor in duplicate will be issued the original Of which
win be forwarded by the subscriber to the Secretary Of 'hs
Treasury Washington, with letter stating the kind res
tered or coupon the denominations Of bonds required
Upon the receipt Of the original certificates the Treasury
Department bonds subscribed for will BE- transmitted 10
the subscribers respectively.
Subscriptions will be received BY the T,sdsw~ Of ~
United Washington and the Aissant Tysasue1v
at NewYork Boston, and PhilsdSlphis, and BY ths
FIRST NATIONAL BANK os New. YoRx. No. wsIst
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF New YoaK 23&st. Bfdway
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK oy New YoRx Pine-st
SIXTH NATIONAL BANK os New YosX stSsv Brdvsy.
NATIONAL EXCHANGE BAsK OF New. YoRk
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ALBANY, N. Y.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF TRor, Ny.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF UrIc4 N. Y.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or Syracuse, NY
THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF SrRAcUsE, NY
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BneHAxroS Ny.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BuypAL0, N 4.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WAsHSerox d. C.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK PHnADEIPHA-
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BALrrxosn-
FIRST NATIONAL BANK NEW HAVEN. Conn,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HARTFORD, conn-
FIRST NATIONAL BAsKoy NEw-LosDoS, Co
FInsr NATIONAL BANK OF STANFORD Conp.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PRovTDxSoa, r. l.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BosroS, Mass
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF Bosros. Ms &C..
q FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SPRrSeFzEfD Mass.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF SPRIsGFU Id, Mass.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or WORCESTER Mass
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or New BspS oRD Mass
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or CLgvzLAx D. o.
SECOND NATIONAL BAsK OF CLsur LAND o.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CScIsx. At, o.
THIRD NATIONAL BANK oV CNClxz Ari o.
And by all National Banks which depositaries Of public
money All respectable banks and bankers throughout the
county win furnish further nforns on application sn6
afford every facility to sabssribers.
All Published Trash, pua porting to come from The
Richmond Whs and other did oys journals about bsrks.
herbs and sments, induce sufsing to
swallow worthless eompounds- The only real bers sold In
America are the French Cess &C Bites sovereign pro-
yenye and remedy against sP ing and Summer complaints.
bowel disorders dsrH gements cbs feve, ssues
sea and every isess genested through change Of
air. Climate diet i ps d. % bs nothing else but cosnae
os sy hs9 as . se 8 ss
Ss.aus sole Import America, by all druggists
gocers the oonty en Strangers and othes visiting
Is VI hs.s Btsrs od M tIe sarc tme son.rbutnx 10
the relief II cur wounds d soldiers.
The Propviesors and Owne Of the following iinss
Of account of the continued increase the price Of
labor hay, sran aS all materials used In Connection with
their business compelled to advance b dr. Fair to Ten
Cents on and aer April H. 1904 Ten per cent Of the goss
receipts for the ren week donated TO the Sanitary Fairs
Madison-av line Murphy Smith stAsv. Lipe Andrews
Mcdonald Consolidated Stage Lines. J. A. hArsha 23d
st. and Broadway Line MsLensnds Pulls; 6th'av and
i3rosdway, MARSHALL Pc ny
Ear-Riaas and ~ ms, New S6yles.--rW0, THREE
FIVE, EIGHT, TIN ElkTgEN, TWENTY-FIVE