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T. DAN OF Is 81.
PROPOSALS FoR LOAN.

TEEAoEr DapaErsssr, August 30, t8a
Sealed offers viii be received al ri, Department, sndsr
Nc act OfMNeh 3, 1858. until neon o.
FRIDAY, THE 9TH oF SEPTEMBER. 1864.
for bonds Of the United States to tss amount Of about
rHRrY-oSE AND A HALF MILLION DOLLARS.
being the auoun ofunaccspted offers undspo,ed Of under
the notice Proposals for Loan dsed 9Th June last The
bonds win bear an annual interest Of per ocntu paya-
bic semi snnually coin, the first days Of July and
January Of each year and redecmabe after the soth Of
june 1881.
Each oaer must be for my one hundred dollars, or
some multiple Of one hundred dollars, and must state
the sum, including premium offered for each hundred
dollars in bonds, for my, when the offer is FOR
n ore than my Two per cent Of the principal cxclud-
ing premium, Of tho whole amount offered must bo
deposited, as guarantee for payment Of subscription If
accepted, with tho Treasurer OF the United statos at
washington, or will, the Assistant Treasurer at New
York, Boston, Phadelphis, or 81. Lousi or with
the Designated Dcposthy at baltimore, Plttsburg,
Cincinnati, Louisville, chicago, Detroit BufA'o;
or with any National thanking Association authorized
to receive deposits which may consent to transact
the business without charge. Duplicate certificates
will be sued to deposltors BY the officer or associa-
ton receiving om, the originals Of which must be for
warded with uo offers tho Department All deposits
should be made In time oradvce Of offers with certificates
to reach Washington not than the morning OF Sep
tembor 9th. No offer not accompanied by its proper
certificate Of deposit win be considered.
The Coupon and Registered Bonds issued will be of the
denominations of $50 $780, $500, and 5000. Registered
Bonds Of 1900 and $40 90 will also be issued required
ALL OFFERS CEIVED WILL BE
OPENED ON FRIDAY, THE 9TH
SEPTEMBER.
The awards win made by the Secretary the highest
oferors and notice Of acceptance decinaton will be
Immediately given respective and Of
acceptance bonds Of the descriptions denominations
preferred win be the subscribers at the cost of the
Department Anal payment ofInstslmonts. The original
deposit Of two per viii be reckoned the install
ment paid by successful oGorors aud will bo Immediately
returned to those whose offers may not be accepted.
The amount OF accepted offers must bo deposited With
the Treasurer other officer association authorized to
under this notice advice Of acceptance of oer
as follows ;-one-thrd before tho lth third
before the 18th aud the balance including the premium
ana original per deposit before the gath of
September. Interest bonds will begin the OF
deposit, Parties prerrug may pay the accrued interest
from date OF bond, July to date of deposit in coin.
Offers under this notice should be endorsed "oner for
Loan and addressed to the Secretary Of the Treasury
The right decline all considered advantageous
10 reserved to the Government.
w. p. FESSENDEN,
SECRETARY or THE TREASURY.
Tho Bonds Of this Loan arc ready for immediate de-
livery. ssl-7t
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I1N1TEp srATRs nNrERNAI REyENuE.

Frs Collection District Of Pennsyi, anita eomprslngths
Second, Third Fourth, Finh SIKH and Eiovouth wards
Of The Ciiy bf Philadelphia,
NOTICE.
The Abnaai Asscssmcut f1r 1885, for ihc nbovc named
Dstic cfper,ons liable n Rtav on Carriages Pleasure
Yachts Bnisrd Tabos, aud Gold and Silver Plate, and
also operons required 90 take out Licenses having boen
completed,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
That the Taxes Aforesaid will be received daly by the
uudets suCd. between the hours Of %. ~ and z. NJ,
(Sundays exceptod) At the once, NO 3Ot CHESNUT
Street. second floor on and amer THURSDAY September
/, and until and including SATURDAY, September ~,
ensuing.
PENALTIES.
All persons who fao pay their Annual Taxes upon
aros pleasure yachts, billiard abhs gold and silver plate,
before the 2th day Of September, 1864, VIII incur
penalty of ten per additional Of the amount eroof
and be liable costs provided for In the 10Th Section
Of the Excise Laws Of July I, 1867.
An persons who in like shall fail to take out
their Licenses, regulated by law, before the 2iut
day Of September 1885, viii incur penalty OF ton per
ccnum additional OF the amount thereof and be subject
to prosecution for three times the amcuut Of said tax
accordance with the provisions Of tho 59th section Of the
law aforesaid.
An payments are required to be made In Treasury Notes
under authority the United states notes OF Banks
organized under the act to provide National Currency
known as National Banks
NO FURTHER NOTICE WILL DE GIVEN
JEsPER HARDING,
Collector,
NJ MI GTTFaNtrT gtrcet
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UNITED STATES q BIO
TREASURY NOTES.
NEW PATRIOTIC LOAN.

Under Asuctons from the Treasury Department this
Rank is prepared TO receive subscriptions TO the New
Patriotic Loan Issued IN the form OF Tree Year Treasury
Notes. bearing interest the rate Of 1910 cent per
Annum, payable semi annually in lawful Money on the
18th days Of February and August respecVeyo Of each
year These Treasury Notes convertible at maturity
at the option OF the holder into United States per cent
Bonds interest payable In COIN, and redeemable amer
ve and payable twenty years from August Is, 1857.
Coupon Notes will be Issued In blank payable 10 order
as may be directed BY the subscriber in sums Of SSo $780,
$500, tlOlO, And 5000.
Interest VIII be allowed frsm the date Of the subscription
TO the 18TH OF August next ihe date q the Treasury Note
Those who may subscribe after the 18th Of August next
win be required pay the accrued Interest the Notes
Any subscribing os not less than 1000 ofthe Loan
At any one time, win BE- allowed commission Of ono
quarter Of per cent payable by the Treasury Depart
msnt on the receipt Of bin for the amount approved by
the subscription agent
Referring to the Annsxed appeal OF the Secretary Of the
Treasury ask all those desrous Of aiding the aOysEn-
msnt 10 subscribe 10 this Loan
o. H, CLARK
auS-lra PREsnpRNT.
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PROSPECTS OF THE CULTIVATE con.
EENTION."


FF0m As TSmsi.
The Chicago platform proposes an "i0,media'e
cessation of hostiliiies," and an "uhimate con-
vention'' of the States, TO change the Constitu-
tion, so as to smooth the way for the return of
the Rebels 10 ITS projecting folds. Such conven-
tion can be called only by two-thirds of both
bodies of Congress, or on application to that body
of two-thrds of the States, dsloyal as we'll as
I loyal. The amendments, 10 become part of the
EConstituton, must be ratified by e-fourths of
the States. Should the proposed course be
adopted, two years would probably be consumed
in calling the convention, In its deliberations and
in the acceptance OF its recommendations. In the
meantime the Rebels would be enabled 10 realize
ut least 81 900 900 600 from the sale Of cotton
and with its proceeds, TO place themselves in an
impregnable position of defense. Would not all
the time gained be so used
But is II not perfectly notorious that such
convention Of the States as Is contemplated by
possible There Is not half dozen States, North
or South, that would join in an application for
one nor could three-fourths of them be brought
TO agree upon any proposition, This was per
fectly well understood by the Chicago Conven-
tion and its resolution, consequently, was full
assent TO the disruption of the Union and 70 the
boundary line claimed by the Rebels, which is TO
embrace every inch oftenitory polluted, previous
to the Rebellion, by the touch of slavery. An
immediate armistce is just the thing Of all others
which the Rebels now want IL Is what, OF all
others, the loyal States should most dread. II
would give the Rebels all they needed TO sue
cessful resistance, while II would render hopeless
all attempts at coercion by the Government.
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TINTED STATES, EASTERN DISTRICT

TINTED STATES, EASTERN DISTRICT
THE PREsfDEsT OF THE UNITED STATES
TO THE MARSHAL or THE EASTERN DISTRICT or
PEENsYLVANIA,
wHEsEGs The District Court Of the United States in
and duly proceeding on Libel, led in the Of the
United States OF America hath deoreed all persons In
Interest Interest I in he % steamer IAE whereof D. x asra "a
wares and meSeSsnse laden on board herSo Captured
by the United States Steamers "Gettysburg" and key
lively under command Of Lieuienans R. H. Lauson and
Pierce Crosby, to be monlshed. cited and called to
and to the effect hereafter expressed, Uustico 20
and iSG SS S SnseS S and uo s1 S
that by publishing these presents In at least tive
the city Of Phladeiphi. and in the Legal Tnteiii-
gee yon do monlsh and cite or cause to be monshed
the said steamer Lillian, her tackle. appare ana far
board thereof to appear before the Honorable JoH CAD
Court Room In the city Of Phsdep6is on the twsasS
day after publication of these presents be court day.
hours OF hearing then and there to show, or
alegc in due form Of law, reasonable and lawful ex-
her tackle apparel and furniture, and e goods wares,
and laden on o9Hra theIeo should mot no %
same to the enemies Of the United States and as goods
OF their enemies otherwise liable and subject TO
domination, 10 be adudged and condemned as good and
lawful prizes and further to do and receive in this
or DS to be- BPSd unto ali persons aoTe
said goneray ito whom by the tenor OF these presents
time and place above mentioned or appear and SHAH mot
show reasonable and lawful to the contrary then
said District Court doth intend and VIII proceed TO adudi-
the said eapure, pronounce that the said
steamer LILLIAN her tackle apparel and furnture and
the goops, and merchandise laden hoard there
Of old belong at the time of the capture OF the sAme to
OF the United States Of America and DDS
Of their enomies or otherwise liable and subject TO con-
fsc6tiOn and condemnation, to be adudged and con-
deuned lawful prize the absence rather conumacy
OF persons cited and intmated in anywise not
whstandng and that you duly certify TO the said Dis
trct Court what you shall do In the premises, together
with these presents. - -. !. =.
Of the tad Court. at Philadelphia this first day OF sep
tember A. D. 1854 and In the eighty ninth year OF the
Independence OF the said United States.
se2-3t G.K FOX, Clerk Of District Court.
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OFF1cE DEPOT CoMMrssARY OF SUB.

u., wAsnr9roS, d. G August 90, 1894
WI De sold Al public hnction, MONDAY, September
g ~ ~ VI clock A. NJ, ~ the Sixth street wharf,
sns'9n ~ d c. the following public property, In good
One Thousand uO0U BecfIIldes sailed.
. tlny-iwo t52) Beci IIldt J, ar,
Eleven (ll) Sheer skins
. Terms cash, In Government fsnds
-. &. C.. GREENE.
. eu@'-ot Captain and C.B. ".
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R1T@ HEADQUARTERS Pennsylvania
Militia, Harriiours, August 20, iset-Gcnersl
acts Of Assembly Of the 22d and 2Sih oAusus 1854 and
p se m 70 Ehish ihey sfe % ~ oTdcred
called the "Pennsyvania StNe Guard, provided Tor IN
said acts, be forthwith c'mmencod
As the nrst portion Of that corps three regiments Of
naniry two squadrons Of cayay and four batteries n
regiments squsdrons, and batteries. It Is Intended shall
be composed O. volunteers 70 wit, o. veteran soldiers and
nifty giving the preference to those who not subject
dram under the laws Of the United states.
3 Ihe foTee, thus TO De ased, will be commanded BY
company officers elected by the men snd who have been
The feld snd soneral officers will be appointed ~ tho
Governor and mustered into the service ohe state The
force VII be used only for the set,n,e of the state It
sisted. disciplined snd PAID as provided 'or BY law for
similar troops the service of the United states
Persons quslned by service the position of COM
pany officers in this corps viii. application the state
Inspector General at HARRISBURG receive authority
company officers. will be commissioned accordingly
8. The said corps shall be enlisted In the service OF the
be liable 70 be called hto the service Of the state al such
times as the Governor may deem their services ncccs
G. Camp ofRendczyouI win be established At Harris
oifcers and transportation for troops thereto win no
furnished TO persons recruiting companies and squads Of
not less than eight men, on application 20 Colonel y,
Quay Harrisburg Chief Of Transportation aud Telegraph
z should the regiments squadrons and batteries spc-
ciay herein provided for not be recruited within thirty
days, the deficiency will be supplied by draft.
i Irigadler General Lemuel Todd state Inspector
General Is charged with the execution OF this order and
all the details under Il.
by order Of 4. @. CURTIN,
Soyernor and Commander In Chief
A. l. RUssELLt Adjutant-9 General, Pcnna. sel-u
MY DIVIDEND NOTICE. OFFICE OF
~ the schuyknl and OIL Creek Company, No. ~
WALNUT Street
PWLApELrHtA, August %, 1864.
The Boari OF Directors have this day declared second
monthly dividend cent en cents per shared the
Capital Stock payable at Their Oice and after TUES
DAY, September 9Th, free Of state tax.
Transfer Books will be closed on WEDNESDAY, August
3lst, nt 3 ?. NJ, for hye days
sc22' T.. J. DEAUrH, Secretary.
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nSy- DEAFNESS, NOISES IN TINE HEAD,
THROAT DISEASES. oArABRH

Those who suner nom these malades have now tho
very best opportunity FOR finding relief The apparatus
contracted by Dr. Won MOSCHZISKER ia undoubtedly
the most perfectly effective agent ever ussd for roachng
the seat Of the disease TO which II seted and erad
eating with wonderful rApidlty. The application Ia
painless. ONCE, No. l0SI WALNUT Street.
TESTIMONIALS.
To the Deaf.-rr. Won MosehEisker, Aurst, No lO77
Walnut street, operated most successfully my ears,
restoring To perfect heArng sun red from what the
physicians called thick ening Of the drum of the
WILLIAM CRANE, BuildOr,
Residence No. 1913 s. Second street.
Philadelphia, Augusta, 1884
PHILApELrHtA, 2Sth June, lSs4rhls Il 20 certify, that
for years troubled with offensive discharge,
accompanied with DEAFNESS. have been treated by
morOus physicians without receiving any boneat Some
months ago applied to Dr. Won MoschIi skier, who has
JOSEPH SHOEMAKER,
or the firm Of Shoemaker fisdAl Merchants,
No. "a n. Broad street.
EIE-Dr. Won MOSCHZISRER be consulted
all Hladies OF the Eye. The SURGICAL operations TO
restore SIGHT skilfuny performed.
Once, No. lO3 WALNUT Street.
Where hundreds Of similar testimonials AZ the above
be examined auj-u
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WANTS.

q WANTED TO RENT.-A FURNISHED
EIHouso by private family. Address j. g. D.. Post
OtlCc, Box H0i, au2j Il
II Is A NJ s TERS WAN TED.
CHIET QUAUrEu'iAsrER's OFFtCE,
DEror wAsHtSaroN,
WAVuNGroN, u. c., August ls, 1884.
Wanted, Al once, FIVE HUNDRED l5OO) 10 ONE
THOUSAND (lOOO) TRANSFERS, each capable Of drlv-
Ing with inglc line and managing six mule teams.
To such who competent TO perform the duty, the
month viii be thirty ve (s35) dollars, with
ration per day. and hospital privileges, including tho best
medical attendance when sick.
Men eSI erenoed as Wagon Matters will receive suck
positions, upon bringing to this point twonty ave (5
good TcAmsOrs,
Apply 70 Captain CHAs. H. TOdPKTNs. A. Q. NJ, U.
3. A., corner OF TWENTY SECOND and Stroots WASH
ington, d. G.
y. H. RUCRER,
Brisadler- General and Chief QuArternaster,
aus. 2lt Depot OF Washington.
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PRoPosALs.

pRoFosLIsTFoR LUMBFF.-
pm ApELrHIA, September Z, 1854.
sealsd proposals. wi be received AZ the once OF me
unaefeNheat We ailo3 t4fnAHD street, unth Tuesday
gh instant - noon or o Immediate delivery 81 Saterse
=. n senfe Hospital, West Philadelphia, of he foi-
T GO feet I'd common white Pine Boards, I inch
. ZOO feet white Pine Flooring Roads
The above named humber 10 he of nood oualtvs 40 ha
approved amer delfIy, an Insps cfor appointed for
inAt PURPOSE Uftore ayuent VIII be made.
No proposals. viii be received except in blank FORMS
furnished A. this ofee, which must be guaranteed By
persons known THIS % BE- responsibIe
The United Snfes the right 20 reject ali bids
a. emod too high also from defaulnG contractOrs
By order Of Coioner A. j. Perry, uuartermasters De
paFtmeut. ..H .# I'd ..I.r i. l.r CO r- -Ir
! 1T. .|' 1T. ALBERT s. AsHMFAD
] se34 Capisin and Assistant Quariermaster.
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The United tates Christian Commission has received
the following additional stores Septem l. 1864 -
SOUTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA.
PhIladelphla-2 bottles, Mrs. Simon; package, Mrs.
stevens; jug, NJ II. Harlan.
Germnntown-2 packages Ladies' Aid Society OF Second
Presbyterian Church.
Mount Joy-2 barrels. -
Litiz-4 boxes, Ladies' Aid Society.
strAsburg-2 boxes, Patriot ID Daughters"
Brandy anor-l parcel. Rev. Dr. Grler.
Delaware county, lars, per Il, III. Larklns.
SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY.
Saem-32 volumes. NJ. Il. Sabbath school
hundred and hffyhYe other boxes and barrels OF
hospital stores, &c, VIII be acknowledged at length In
the religious newspapers
The Commsslon In the prosecution of it, great labor
in the various armies OF the Unlon each day accunu-
atng evidence unmstak able that its work Il needed In
peculiar manner. Tine gratitude OF the soldiers and
officers s expressed so often AMI strongly 10 show
that great want supplied by the minsritOns OF the
delegates Of the Commission. To continue tbs work OF
the past In measure more abundant Is the design Tor the
future. In this every child and man woman
aid fl some way. Lot all remember that the smallest
mite aid of tho Commission Is cast into tho Lords
treasury, that II II be followed with earnest aith,
may be blessing TO those In distress of body
sOui. GEO. II. StUAHT,
Chairman u. y. q. c.,
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CONVERTIBLE INTO A SIX PER CENT.
500 GOLD bond.
IT'S EXEMPTION FROM STATE. OR SlU-
NIcPAL TAXATION.

NICIPAL TAXATION.
But aside from all the advantages we have enumerated
special Act OF Congress ersmpts aR bonds ad Treasury
notes from local ta1siiOn. on the average this
ton worth about two per cent per annu according to
the rate OftAxAiion In various parts Of the country.
1t is believed that no securities Oasr great Induce
ments to lenders as those issued by the Government In
all other forms Of ndebtedness the fah or ability Of
private parties or stock companies separate cOmmuni
ties, only is pledged for payment, while the whole pro-
psrty q the country held hO discharge Of all
the ohls atons Of the United States.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BB REcBYzD BY tho Treasurer Of
tAs United states at Washington, the several Assistant
treasurer and designated DepOsitAres, and by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or PHILADELPHIA, PA.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK oTPHILADELPmA, PA.
rHfRD NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA. PA.
BY all National Banks which dsOOsitArss sf public
moneys and Iau20-tfl
ALL REsPEcTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout The country win give further Information AnI
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
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Chairman u. =. O.. c.,
No. IL BANK Street, Philadelphia,

a~- THE UNDERSIGNED, A COM
~ mttee appointed by the Bounty Fund COnventi n
the several Wards Or the purpose OF recruiting for the
beEent Of cencicul Wards, anticipation OF the coming
dra mpt with the Importance Ofthe subject desire
N cir how citizens unite with them eifIrt hl
the Clty's quota by obtaining volunteer recruits.
To do this elra the 9TH Of September VIII r"que the
most earnest and vigorous cNeTtOns, ana The Cbmmttee
appeal to the patriotic ni pubic spirited 70 the BY
their influence and by contributions OF tn necessary
means 10 ONer Inducements egualO thpr offered ny other
communities. The Cjmmittee have appointed SUFFICIENT
number recruiting leuensnt In various quarters Ot the
city, and an ecIls obtained viii be distributed pro rata
those that most deficient.
By united and continued effort tho c,mmlttle hope
rot to avoid the dram altogether Al least to reduce II 10
The wi ole number required the city nom the
draI was, the lst OF August, aboui nine thousand
this number to be deducied those who have been
recruited since that date and h credits a. the ity may
be entitled to from persons eu'uug In the navy from he
city and whn have not beeu credited O. Us sl,1ifon
dlted to ppTculsr district OF which the city
will have her prtpurtiun.
CONN expect TO ubtan recruits from veterans
re-enlistng nom tho southern states occupied By
ioTUes, and from other quarters TneY do no deem
imp ssh therefore, by proper eNerons to MI ha CITY
Money Is necessary, amt only be obtained by tho
voluntary subscriptions Of Citzens. buoh subscriptions
may tie addresses mem1ers OF toe com
mee as given, 10 the headquarters OF the
H''''' w. JAMES l. CLAGHORS,
No. 20T CHURCH Alley,
JAMES III. ORNE.
No. GIG CHE5NUr Street
A. n. FRANCISCUs,
No. 5l3 MARKET Street.
JOSHUA SPERIHG,
No. 1872 &. FOURTH Street
WIN. NJ. UIlLER,
FALLS OF sCHUYLRGLL.
". b. BROWNE,
No. ll3 s. FIFTH Street
JOHN w. FRAZIER,
au9l-H No. $40 3. SIXTH Street.
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IVY DEAFNESS AND BLINDNESS. II.
Isahes D., Professor Of the Eye and Ear, treats
all diseases Appsrtaning 10 the above named meberu with
the Testimonials nom the reliable
IN the city and country be At his ONCE
Sll PINE Street Artificial Eyes inserted without pain
No charges made for examination 0dce hours from 10
IL A. MI to 2. M No. 6lI Pf6E Street. ie7-3m
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS or THREE YEARS SEVEN
THIRTY NOTES DATED OCTOBER l, 1891

AUGUrs %, 1864.
THIRTY NOTES DATED OCTOBER l, 1891.
Holders Of Seven Thirty Notes dated October l. 1861
are hereby notified that they may be presented mme
dAtoy any amount TO be exchanged for Six Per Cent
Bonds falling due after June 30, 1881.
The Interest on tho scyen-Thry Notes will be settled
up to date Of maturity, October l. and the Six Per Cent
Bonds viii bear full coupons from Jtyl.
The adjustment Of interest will be made by doductns
om tho amount OF interest found to bo due on the Seven
Thirty up oeobsrl the interest accrued on III,
Blk Poi Cent Bonds from July to October the baane,
will be transmitted by the Treasurers cola dram iume
dlAtely upon settlement,
The following regulations in relation to endorsement
must be carefully obsoUed;-
Where notes transmitted for settlement were issue,
payable TO order, and held and transmitted by tn
original they must be endorsed bv them, "PaY
the Secretary OF the Treasury for redemption and bond
viii issue in their name
where notes payable to order held by other pare
than the original owners the notes have the endorse
mont Of the original owners also DO endorsed by tn
present owners PAY 10 the Secretary the Treasury
redemption"
For notes Issued In blank, endorsed Pay to the Seore
tay OF the Treasury redemption bonds win be ssuct
10 the parties transmitting them, and In such
they may direct
when endorsed transmitted by an attorney
administrator, executor, other agent, they must b,
accompanied by duly certified copy certificate OF
authority under which he acts and In all by e.to
stating tho kind (regisered coupon and the deuomna
ton Of the Six Per Cent. Bonds wanted In exchange.
When Registered Bonds ordered, parties should stat
Al wi q fOOMinQ plAcaa
paid viz. New York, Philadelphia, Boston. Baltimore
New Orleans, Chicago, st. Louis, or Cincinnati.
W. z. FESsBNDEN,
au3O 3w Secretary Of the Treasury.