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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02

ssseaa In ,hs Ssss sf ara army bsip5s,ssssss RhSk
bis time vl be ss salsiy Notwithstanding ths bees
assurance that he will vigorously and eHcieaty psosas
cute the enterprise Tbey cordially Invite cooperation Of
all who interested In the fec aud do not End
re inviting channel for their contributions aud their
lbors Ia this work there surely be neither jea-
Lousy nor rivalry The work Ia vast and important and
admits not Of much delsy II all religious denomina-
lions engage in it'll societies are origlsted for ito
prosecution in every city and county, and if the Legs.
lasure should make large appropriations to it-sti it
is great enough to exhaust the AID tax the
energies of all. The committee will be ready to CO.
Operlie with all, and to use the means that may be
placed st their disposal so s as may be practicable,
for the relief f oil the needy
The COMMITTEES deem IL unnecessary TO say anything
in the defepcy advocacy of cause which sppcas %
iDpressVey to the nohes sympAthies OF the man, the
patriot and the Christian. II the generous sacrifices
the surings and untimsy deaths of the brave
soldiers struggling In the Of Southern independ
ence, and the WAnts and woes of their bereaved and
needy children fail to awaken the sympatbes Of the
heart ana cal forth the charities of the hand words
Of the committee, or of angel DO of any svail
Contributions may DO forwarded to Rev. A. Z Dick
inSon, or TO Wellington Goddin, Esq Treasurer.
J. JTTIA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02
THE CHILDREN OF DECEASED AND DISABLED
SOLDIERS

The following address was written BY Rev. Dr. Jstsr,
n the request of she Provisional Committee, located in
this city. The following gentlemen compose the CONT
tse: Colin Bass, wellington Goddn, Rev. J. l.: Bur
COWS, D. D., Rev. J. B. Jster, D. D., Rev. A T. Dickin-
son, Rev. W. F. BfOAddus, D. D., and Hon. RObs. L.
Montague.
We earnestly commend the enterprise, and hope that
there will be noble response to its Gains on the part
If all our people.
nis unnecessary to say a word in recommendation
e scheme possessing so much pure philanthropy and
spera patriotism but We cannot help expressing the
oops that Il will meet with prompt and generous re-
.opse;
ia, Education of the Needy Children Of Confederate
Soldiers.
A. the last meeting of the Baptist General Aasocia-
a. If Virginia a committee OF seven 'memoefs was
,,nost.d 10 report TO the next meeting OF tne pouy
soms plan for promoting the education OF the cnuen
on deceased and wouaded soldiers III the Ncneueiaso
srmy and in the interim to adopt sucn ino,TSLes %
they m4y deem proper TO iufsher lns 81
portance of the work all must admit. huliuues VI
children have by this cruel war, besl oepslVeu Oh
ternal superVision and the means OF obtaining ussiu
education; aud IL seems most reasonaoie aHu Juss
g1at those, in whose defence tner fa.pets nA'e
saor,feed their lives or their health should coz
ian a TO the education Of their unfortunate ana
ss,s,5ant youth. The committee, having had the
80. npder consideration have adopted pro-
snnaI Mao of operations. They propose, not TO orr
maj, ecbooe but 10 pstronzs snch as row e1'ss er
N-1 = bA brought into exstence-,o limit their
.-aao. IN snseisl cases, TO aid IN giving . good
Fnssh eSueaton-and, in making their approPsAuons'
- or,roIled nv neither seciarian, sectional noe 60
oal distinctions. For the Prosecuaon VI sne
nav have Amounted Rev A =. Dekitson, Iner VO.le
pOGding Secretary aud General Agent ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02
CULPRPER LAND FOR SALE.

HAVING, in consequence of the loss Of so
IL many Of my servants, larger body OF land than shall
ever be able TO cultivate and The shos being in
profitable condition, have marked OF for sale tract Of from
$50 COO which on for sale II will surveyed,
and plat Of the survey sent 70 Richmond shortly This
OF the most fertile and desirable hand
chased in the upper country 1t lies between miles
north fcupeper COURT House. the Waenton road The
improvements CONSIST Of comfortable dwelling house, with
aud below stairs besides eate good
kitchen, with basement and garrett room, large stable
house, somewhat Injured by Yankee dpredaon, hand
yard OF the productive gardens
o. There orchard H. Of about 10 acres Of graft
ed fruit trees ofthe bet varieties now in full bearing There
upon the land valuable mineral spring; alum
sp WELDING the aae.t alum water 70 be found anywhere
Johrta OF Richmond whom will send the plat Of survey
Of the land receive from the or this
tract oand about $50 In the ogEal growth Of
pine, hickory about l25 Of FERTILE productive
Eu.Gy hun and Fiat Branch The bsance
srsre land except aboat 30 acres high state Of euva
ton at present. Is also the Low grounds covered with
timothy sspp.ng clover orchard grass and little red
clover eli OF which may moved and made into hay The out
AIDE fencing very GOOD, ekcep. places repair
which there are rails ct hand
have endsayorei give accurate description Of this land
but yet III sell TO nsn ny representation will sell phi
vy ad give immediate possession, and receive In payment
conedest Treasury Of the stock the
Virginia banks Confederate bonds bearing or cent?
jsso-2aw6~h 4. h. FIELD.U
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02
FROM PETERSBURG.

PETERSBURG, July LA er leaving Reaus' s.ation
the enemys raiders rerelied Stony Track, II Lse
pursuing. Here the enemy made a feeble e,ard, but
we're quickly dodged al Continued thsir retreat to-
wards Jaratt's Saon on the Weldon road cavalry
still pnrsnng them. At this point thsir retreat was
turned into rou the enemy losing their organisation
.rd scattering In every direction, the most Of them,
however, getting through to Grant Two more pieces
of artillery nice wagons including Wilson's headquarters
wagon, number of prisoners and small arms cap
turei
Yesterday evening the enemy made q feeble assault
on Ooquitt, and demonstration in froat Of Oracle both
Of which were easily repulssd
Our cspurs of prisoners at Ream's Station foot up
ss7, including tie wouaded. The negroes reclaimed
number 700.
Nothing doing to-day.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02

NovEL SUByECf OF DlBArL-From report OF the
literary exercises Of ths rhetoric class Of ST. Francis
x,vers (Ossholc) College, New York, We copy the fcl-
lowing
"A point at issue" was the subject Of debate between
four young gen,lemeD the "poln." question being
which one Of four S.ates-Vrginia Massachusetts, Cali
fornia or New York, had conferred the most lasting
b. ne6Is on the Union.
Vrgnil's claims we're advocated in mastery man
ner by Mr. James Murphy, in an address which showed
his thorough acquantsnce not oily with the history Of
the Old dominion" but with the history of the whole
country His veltm illusions to the Fathers OF the
Oonstituton--to Washington Henry, Jefferson, Asdi-
son. Monroe and the hosts OF other siges and heroes,
we're received With well me.ed and pro onsed applause.
Massachusetts, found able advocate in Mr.. Daniel
McAghon, vto illustrated the inventive talent OF she
"0ld Bay State" in manner We have rhe'y heard
tquaed CALIFORNIA; defender rested the claims Of ais
client on the ir6lcnco exercised by her neIhaust:be
gold depo.its giving vim and impetus to business in al
facte and the uudervaluston he put upon mere dis
plays OF craftsmanship and talent for invention IN com
patson with them, showed him to be no mean combas
ant in analytical argument and close reasoning MF
Edward A. Kare, in behalf OF New York, eiosed tie
discussion in an address of clsa- bold aud emplali
truthfun.ss 10 which he summed up the claims OF the
empire State" the eminent satisfaction OF the audi.
snoe and bore of the palm OF victory, the judge Mr.
Edsa,d 0Oonnor, rendering his decision in favor OF
our own Sas after briot aud terse summary OF the
Arguments presented Tho dscisol was received Nth
chears by the audience.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02
NOTICE.

A La persons indebted to the late firm of
IA ToWLEs VOOLFOLK, q. Orange O. H., Virginia, are
requested to come orwas settle and their accounts and
bonds before the l day Of June longer Indulgence
be given Those having claims against the said
hr earnestly requested 70 them By that time
The books IN the possession OF Mr.. Richard
Boulware at Orange O. H. who fdy authorised settle all
claims for snd az sinst the said concern.
J. 7. VOOLFOLK,
ap1o-clme Surviving Partner Of ToNes Voolfolk.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

TT il charged in one Of the prominent week
lies Of the city that whilst employees Of the religion
press are compelled 10 perform local guard service the acton
Of the New Rl nond Theatre although squ.ly liable enjoy
exemption No would readily concede
Injustice such LIBERALIZATION than myfek Blu! there ia
Why cannot do The charge IL error
Smith has exempted from military service
single member Of the company An application for exemption
made and refused.
The employees ohs Theatre enabled 70 do their duty %
the fer , that the management empoy
exempt do the guard service OF ihe employees This Is
the solution OF the And ely benevolent person
viii object such IL helps both Ac,ors ano
suhsttutes 10 support thar fimitss. D. cGpLN,
iY2--lt Manager.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02
To TIE PUBLIC.

ON the 18th and 18th June, 1864, aportion OF
~ Gen Hun,ers forces abou % tsr way attack the
city Of city of Lynchbug, csne 70 my residence IN Campos
rudey enter search bouse They forced
rooms, b breatag ck vrenehnR open Bureaus
and pr Ies throwing ssd mvasag furniture sesern
my ransacking spot from cellar to
garet, whore thought Anything might oeonnd ana MUS
iheJ aade snd lett my wreck Bedes taking ny
entire upply Of COIN mest prcvepdr family supplies Of
sort they ed an carried cf large number OF eeuLe
foreign snd domeso, and among ces Of the latter CAS- the
/ 2 CERTIFICATES regrtereI debt Of Jamss Rivera
KE. o. No. and, $1,000 aud SSoooV, s*s,vV
q SEPT IS 10 coupon bond city Of Lynchburg, Nos
ISL sS ass $50, Ssl, ss2, sss 1884, $685. s'-'aeh .Mo
sas ~ II; y ssS 81, 50 IS 10000
sept s. sSsad' Ii.OO0 each, Nos. $50 ISL ;:sS:s s
10 'r''-''' ~ 9Os
September so-s bonds, Nos. 4s, 30 $500
s.p.,.ber eos bOrd', Nos. 9si, as'-''o' .oo
each, wv ..ooo
psny and transferred v g. n. By J. Z. E'pp ,ooo,
PrsSdsnt1 oots, lOVU9
$4,000
G:5 sss 4pH cent Confederate s'nd .7o
DO, DO Do a. LyncAburE
T. About 100 Tobacco notes, for hhdi tobacco stored
5. sst. Tho, esod., deed, .scu.d By trust deed o
on hot Springs, bonds bal due 0ct 1853, 5000
9. list. Jno klnpIer, covenant, due, 1000
:. II. Lisenby, bond dss, bEe
6. J. B. ePses, bond due, -
.. Thos 9ladmsn, bond due, o,VVs
10. J. o. Williams, bend due, l,MO
H. Charles Anthony bonds 5000 each, due, 1000
-. A. b. Hacker, bond due, $50.
give this notice 70 the world prevent far may be- tbs
negotiation Of Mes. securities; and 70 a'e wa. nave en
rage. SAMUEL MILLER,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02

Our SIGNAL ColPs.-A letter from Sherman's army,
in the New York Herald gives the following nfOrma-
tioa
short time ago signal officer, by the name Of
Fluke if remember the rightly, discovered the
princple of the rebel system OF signals which enabled
him TO interpret what was irinsprDg along the enc
my's ires. The discovery and key to the system was
made known to some Of our signal officers aud often
through them and by this means valuable information
has been secured concerning the designs Of the enemy
Ga the afternoon Of l4h alter the death OF General
Pok it seems the fact was announced along the enc
mys lines by sguas One of the signal officers of our
corps read snd interpreted the signals, and at once
MADE the uneX pected cement to our oficere.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02

Troy paper states that at the very moment when
General Wsasworth fell on tbs field Of battle extensive
preparations being made to celebrate ths marriage
of hs only son with one Of the most accomplished and
bsau'iiul ladies Of that city.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02

The ference between hayiog huadied penn'es and
not ssging he FIRST red" is just re difference be-
tween Gel tenary ard nary cent.
An old lady wi hing to show her minister how smart
er son was, introduced him, "Tnis is my son John
ohm, blow your nose
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02
DIkD.

Attic residence hen father, In .Ehlan Wsdnesdsy the
29h ut SALLY A. LkAKH dsGghee OF Leake Efq
''Th. early dead are the early best"
City papers please copy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02
~ ri.nnrsar xRlYra

ssssay fay!sF psthspa tie nost sloqssat 81 Ill ths
Alvlnss 81 tho ds7keit period Of The civh wars OF
England composed the following, which Is found among
his forms OF prayer:
A rRArRR CAT fIMs OF INVASION Br BAIBkRoUs on
WICKED PsorLs.
l. o eternal God, Thou alone rulest the kingdoms OF
men Thou ar! the great God Of battles and recompsn'
SER and by Thy glorious vidov, by Thy Almighty pow
and by Thy secrst proYeeccs, dost Determine the
events of war, and the Issues Of human oouuse snd
The returns Of peace ard victory: at last be pleased
TO let The light OF Thy couuenauce aad the effects OF
glorious ne,cy and grsciors pardon, return to this
land Thou see5i how great evils ve suffer under the
power ans tyranny of war and, although submit to
aud adore Thy justice in Our suerings yet be pleased
to pity mserJ, to hear our complaints and 10 pro-
vide us remedy against present caamses let not
the defenders Of righteous cause go away ashamed,
csunssls be forever coniounded parties
defeated religion suppressed learning discount
t.nanced and be spoled Of ell those advantages OF
pety which Thou hast been pleased to minister to H.
irmities for the interest OF learning and religion.
III. We confess, God, thA. have deserved 70 be
totally extinct and separate from the communion Of
saints and the comforts Of religion, and 20 be made
vAna Ignorant unjust and inferior porscns or TO SUIT
Ter any calamity which Thou shalt sllot as the
instruments OF Thy anger whom We have go often pro-
voked 10 wrath and Jealousy. Lord, We humb!y lie
down under lhs burden Of Thy rod begging OF Thee
remember inhrmiIi-s and more to remember ou
sins; to support with Thy STAFF to fsus up with Thy
hand to refresh us With Thy gracious eye; and, II
cloud Of temporal nfecities must s encirce US, opel
u0to d The windows OF HsaIen, that, With "a eye o
iai,h and hope, We may zee beyond the cloud oosni
upon those merces, which in Thy secret prO'idenc'
aid admirable wisdom Thu designent to al Thy or
wants from such unlikely aud disresses Teact
us diligently do all dfty, and cheerfuy to submit
10 all Thy will and, at last be gracious to Thy peeps
that call upon Thee; that put ther inst IN Tnee, tha
have laid up all their hopes in the bosom Of God that
besides Thee, have 10 helper. Anon.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02
NOW READY
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under ts head Of the latest Promotions or special gaany
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AL articles In the MsgEne not credited 10 other Periodicals.
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The Contents Of the FIRST NUnBKR OF "sm.th DarowI
Monthly Mas ne" will be follows:
An Opening sddT ess; The Currency Ahes Arnold Peep
Through the Bockade Tbs Unreal and l hys.ees Attempts
st Hgzameter:, red Tenryson, oornhl1 MaglEine Plea
for nonunen ms Archis' (0ornhi Magazine The Genlus
OF Thsckray; Marie Antoinette Necklace (The pecato)
Curio es OF fhon Ia toe Matter OF Dress (ondon Society
hagatne) onaciai Army Intelligence.
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02

a workman in the Pennsylvania and Reading Rail-
road shop in Reading, Pa, vas killed few days ago
BY fellow workman in consequence of political dis
pute. The murderer expressed preference for the
Confederate cause exciting the indgnaono Of his com.
panionR against him
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02

THE GOLD CRIsIs-A GLANCE AHEAD.- Bsiore gold
had attained 200 in New York, the Daily N9Ts gave to
its readers the following prophetic picture OF the 6asn-
cial future:
The thoughtful public opinion has Of lAse been turn
ing rapidly and decidedly ag Iinst Mr. On 80 and his
whole system Of finance, with "a fraud folly and &c
moraz Alion and inevitable ruin. The community have
come TO understand the terna!iVs vh.ch Lis system
presents aud conv need there now no courso Co
fore hin but continued iLaIiou cessation of eI-
peadure. TIE l4tter means 10 end the war al once,
toe former to sink in chaos of anarchy, bloodshed
and ruin. Every person that has stake IN the com
muuy, feels that ha hold On property daily heoom-
ing wesker that kis Weal 10 slipping from Lis grasp
that the Aood Mr. Chase has put in ion ia moving all
Landmarks from their bas, and everything floats upon
torrent which, With accelerated current, nears fatal
abyss. How can l place this paper money 80 that is
will survive the general ruin is the u1ivers, cry OF
all those who have any means. An uncertain re-
sporss oLlJ increases the alarm. II We turn 10 Ssn
Francisco, Government money il sixty cents per dol
lar II We turn to New 0fleaps, gold is tive hundred
cents per dollar. In New York il is one hundred and
ninety-6Ve Whia failure OF the crops, the scsr
city Of cale, the daTss alton OF fields the absorption
Of labor in tie bloody battle hsld5 at tue rate OF s1
thousand men per mile OF movement leaving crowds
of helpless ams 10 share the shrunk loaf that the
hSIvests may iurnsh all impress tbs heller OF prpsry
with alarm that becomes dsmay when he remembers
that one Million discharged from the army will re-
turn to desolRte homes, IN ms midst OF iamne Whefe
labor ia vslucless and wages impossible These men,
awakened from their deluson, will recognize the TACT
that their country has been ruined, tneIr industry
broken up, and their families sacrificed through tue
crimes OF a few leading politicians who can be enume-
rated, and who we're Supported in their crimes by the
Treasury robbers and selh capitalists who roared with
senseless camor 20 support Government" while the
Administration was trampling the C)nsttr ton, which
the only COVE nment in blood. In tnat hour Abe
sertion OF the Tribune in 1861, that "a peaceful sOu-
ton would not leave sheet Of paper between the Ra
publican party aud he'll, will % rememb red.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02

Tnere Is pupil. half to tie grape, INFLOW ard
Crimson bali to tho peach sunny half to the globe
and better half 20 man. a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02

DIVIDEND.
The President aud Directors of the Farmers'
a Bank yns declared dividend Of four and one
fourth per cent to bonus Of quarter per payable
70 oe state e4yng eur cent net 10 the socKholden
~ Stockholders reminded that The Confederate States
Tax assessed agans the corroraon and that thew pay
: Js2i-iOt J. A. sMIrH, ouhisr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02

FIVE DOLLAR NOTES WANTED
A'Oh 8 Dozen french Calf Skins.
Il SLAUGHTER co.,
jeqO -6s le9 Main 81,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02

FINE OLD BRANDIRs.
A FEW DemIjohns Fine Old Hennessey and
IA MAree Brandes pure article. Yor SALE In on 70 suit
purchasers, ~
ie2t--eod6t KENT, PAINE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02

NOTICE.-Iher was committed to the Jail
In fsnyth Oounty on the day OF April 1884, negro
boy who calls uef HENRY. snd says he belongs to Wu Pa
rex OF Buford County North crr)nna SAID bog black
and stouty bu and when committed 70 jail brown
jean. coat. s sai''s0.i and pans' JOHN ous ..,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02

NOTICE.-1he subscribers, as AGENTS fo
IN the DANvIJLE WOODEN COMPANY onsr for sale q
soriment OF superior Koolsn Cloths TO the trade We AJAX
animation OF there goods.
IL -2w Stoke, WILLIAMSON 4 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02
RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

WAS committed to Henrico County Jail, on
HgxRY the property OF Allen Of Richmond The said
about rs or "a Of feet inches high dark
pexioD spsre built h.d when committed dark jacket Light
pants aad grey slfo cap. His REQUESTED
forward properly charges aud take him away he
Will be dealt with according 10 GEO. ID. PLEAsANte
jy1-u sherif OF Henrco county.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02

EB INFORMATION WANTED OF PRIVATE y.
z. HADEE, Company 9Th Va Regiment Cavalry, who hiss
been missing the eight Of May the sh, epoylvan
o. H.. supposed TO be prissner In the enemy lines
J. N. HADEN.
jc9-StaN2w Hadensvile Goochand County, Va 4
- Northern papers please copy. Isg
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02

THE President and Directors of the Exchange
Bank OF virg MAJ at Richmond have decsred semi.
nual dividend Of ~ cent? subject 70 deduction Of p
cent bonus. W, p 6TR0THEk,
Ies0-t2H Csshisr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-02

rTVHE President and Directors of the Bank OF
Commonwealth have declared dividend Of 10 per
net 10 stockhodr rs viii be pail o. snd ae tie
lst July next.
stockholders will remenbS. that the Tax
will be paid BY the Bank and not by hems:veI
is9r-IOt B MORTON, Cashier
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-08-19
Special 1lotirrs.
u. S. 7-3O LOAN.

aa.-.I-
The Secretary " the Treasury gives notice
that subscriptions will Doe received for Coupon
Treasury Notes, payable IN three vears nom
August 18th 1861. with somi-amIual interest at
the rate of seven and thrcc-tpnth- per cent per
annum. principal and interest both To be paid
In lawful money
These notes viii Doc convertible Mt the option
Of the holder at maturity, into six percent gold
bearing bonds, PAYABLE not less Than five nor
more than twenty wears from tlpiF dvte. ~ the
Government may elect They will be issued in
denominations of $50, 800, $500, $1,000 and
$1,000, aud all subscription. must be for hlty dol
lars or some multiple Of fifty dollars.
The notes will be transmitted TO the owners
free Of transport alton charges as soon after the
receipt of the original Certificates of Deposit az
they can be prepared.
A. the notes draw interest from August 10Th
persons making deposits subsequently to- that
date must pay the interest accrued from date Of
notc Co date Of deposit
Parties depo-iiing twenty-five thousand dol
lars and upwards For these notes at amy one
time viii be- allowed commission of onc-quar-
tcrs Of one per cent which will hc paid hy the
Treasury Department upon the receipt OF a bill
for the amount, certified to by the officer with
whom the deposit was made No deductions for
communications ufuaf bp made from fhN lpureita