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ExecutOr,s Notice.

All persons indebted TO the estate Of the late Jonb
p. Smith requested TO come forward and make
payment, and those having claims against the same
hereby required to present them for payment with
in the time prescribed by law. this notice viii be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
June 20, 1894 At l.. II. SMITH, Ex'r.
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STRAYED

From, NV Pasture near Wilson Wallace's, about the
Ter Of Nov. last a red cow which bought nj auc-
ton formerly owned by VIM. Tassy Alexander. Also,
AZ the game time and place, spotted HBlFER OF tho
brindle order She sold at auction BY Mr. MORT
SON of Pioneer Mills will pay liberal reward for
their delivery for information so that can
get them. W. q. COOh.
Feb le, 1884 If
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10 or Is New Wheat Fans,
Further Notice.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

All those indebted the estate OF Dr. w A. Ardrey,
deceased pay if they wish, rs am in need OF mo-
ney this time for the heirs f they do not pay soon
will necessarily have exchange Their notes TOT the
money win some third marty Debtors vii please cali
Immediately. JAS. D. hODlNSVNj ok y.
June - 1854. lmpd
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STR AXED.

From my lot in Charlotte, in March last white
muley COW with brindlcd spots. It is not known
where she raised, she purchased last Fall
from two Irshmen who lived in the suburbs of town.
\ liberal reward will be paid for taking her up OF for
information concerning her whereabouts
June 81, 1864 3t-pd p NJ BROWN
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Brides and NlarfingaIcs.

On hand, large lot Of Brides aud MartiBgales
which will exchange for Provisions nj OLD PRICES.
S. N. HOWELL
June -, 1864 1t
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EST'ES AY,

Strayed from the Rudisell Mine, Charlotte, N. c.,
about two months since, Black MULE, near six years
old rather under the medium size and SCARED on tho
hind legs. liberal reward will be given for her
covery. SAMUEL CROSSE
June 20, 1864 3tpd
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ELECTION NOTICE.

An Election will be openh and held at the several
Election Precincts in Mccklcnbvrg county the first
Thursday in August next (fth day,) for Governor,
Members OF thesLegslaure, and Sheriff.
June 81, 1861 r. VI WHITE, Shift
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For the LEGISLATURE.

We are authorized to announce WIN. G. SMITH as n
candidate for reelection the Senate Of North Caro-
lima, for the counties of Union ana Anson
June 81, 1864. tie
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For the legislature.

Please announce II. VI. HOUSTON, ESQ, n candidate
for the Commons, from Union county, the election
in August next, and obge HIS FRIENDS.
June 81, 1864 tcDd
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to Col c. NJ Avery of the 33d N. C. Regiment,
who was wounded in the battle of the Wilderness
the 9th of May, died from the effects of his
wounds week before last. In the death of Colonel
Avery, the country suStains great loss. He had
been in the service from the commencement of the
and fought in all the battles from the at
Bethel in 1861 to the Wilderness the 9th Of May
last.
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TRs1ToRs-It is said that the parties detected
in Augusta in communicating with the enemy are
females. They should be imprisoned forthwith
and kept in confinement till the close of the war
They are probably high in social position, but we
hope the authorities have the nerve to 90 sbeir
duty. S-
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BARLEY AND HOPS.

Wanted. 600 bushels Barley, and large quantity
of Hops for which the highest cash price will be paid
M. MUNZLER,
Lager Beer Brewery,
June 81, 1864 6m-pd Charlotte, n. C.
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Bsg~ Capt. MAFFITT, VINO as commander Of the
Confederate ship Florida, created such stir a.
mong the Yankee commercial marine, has been on
a visit to his family and friends in Fayetteville and
we learn has gone to Plymouth to take command
of the Iron Clad Ram Albemare. May he be as
successful in lis new command as when on the
Florida, in making havoc among Yankee Vessels.
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WANTER,

An accomplished Seamstress, competent to do any
kind of sewing None need 10 apply but with the best
references. liberal salary and pleasant home is
offered. For particulars apply through this Office.
June 81 1854. If
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viii. Char. e. Ruth. Railroad

On and after the 23rd Of june 1864, the passenger
train Of the Western Division will leave Charlotte al
30 a m, and arrive at 245 p m.
B. s. GUI0N, Eng. Il Srpt.
June IT. 1864.
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SALE OF BoNps.-Tho sale of the 6 per cent.
non taxable Bonds of the Government took place
in Columbia last week. $6G5,O0O worth were sold
at prices ranging from 30 to 81 premium. The
sale was stopped short of the amount originally Of
fcrcd. The small premium offered is ascribed to
the scarcity of money.
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PAY OF SoLDIERs.-The following act makes
important addition to the taxesg established BY
other laws:
The Congress ofhe Confederate States of
america do enact That upon all subjects of taxa
ton, under existing tax laws, there shall be
ed and levied a tax equal to oneflth of the
amount of the present tax on the same subjects
for the year 1864 which tax Shall be payable only
10 Confederate. Treasury notes, of the new ISSUE
and shall be collected at the same times with
other taxes on the same subjects, under laws now
in force.
Sec 2. The money arising from the tax hereby
imposed, shall be appropriated, first to the pay
ment of the increased compensation the soldiers,
under the act passed at the present session.
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70 y company called the valley River Mining
Company has hren organized in South Carolina
for working the iron, lead gold and silver mines in
Cherokee county. n c. This company grant
Cd charter by recent session of orr Legislature.
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CONTRIBU TIONS FOR OUR WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
Several of the farmers of this county have inau
S,urated system for assisting in furnishing food
and Refreshments to the large number of soldiers
who constantly passing through this place. The
contributions placed under the control of Mr.
Harris. the Mayor who superintends the dstrbu
ton to the soldiers.
We have been requested to publish the follow
ing:
We, the undersigned citizens of Mecklenburg
county, in pursuance of call made the farmers
to make arrangements to assist in feeding the wound
ed soldiers they pass through Charlotte do agree
to furnish the amount annexed to our names, and do
most earnestly request all the good citizens to as
sist in this most laudable undertaking:
j Robson, A \ Alexander,
j Potts. n Alexander,
j b Stewart NJ N Hart,
II Query, Capt VIM Gray.
\ + Sadicr, WIN NJ Grer,
I \ Alexander, II w Stnson,
" / Slit, S w Reid.
Under the call the following citizens have con-
tributed
J B Robson. bag of flour. one ham.
J Is Stewart.
J NJ Potts.
ii Query,
AZ Sudler
II n Alexander, -
John Simpson, bag -four, two hams. and one
bushcl meal.
Mrs Sarah Wilson. fifty pounds flour and three
pounds butter.
Mrs J G Terrence, bag flour, two bush meal
one ham, five pounds butter &c.
A Alexander, $50 pounds flour.
Alexander, fifty pounds flour.
M \ Hart. two bags -four
Capt VIM Gray, one bag -four and one ham.
VIM Grier, bag -four and one mutton.
II w Stinson, one bag -four.
S W Reid one bag -four and one ham.
Rigler & Ems. one ham; w ID Tevepaugh, so
lbs -four: Mrs NJ Grier. ham and meal j n
Scofeld, one ham: VIM Rea. ham and box; James
Morrison; box sundres; Mrs NJ Springs. one
ham: j Ross, one bag flour and one ham, Jas
Hutchinson. ham and so lbs four DR. Asbury grits
onions, &c; J A Cannon ham and box bread; w
Stltt 1 ham and sack flour; NJ Reid of Iredel
ham and barrel -four; Capt Jack Warner,
fngee from New Orleans l ham
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THAT's RIGHT.-Wc learn from the Salisbury
Waterman that Mr. John c. Miller of Rowan coun-
ty,l has determined to sell out his last years crop
Of Flour to soldiers families at $40 per hundred.
There is abundant supply of last years crop of
Wheat still on hand in certain localities. and we
hope those who hold it will initiate Mr. Miller's ex-
ample to eXtont at least The present crop
Of Wheat will be ample and one need entertain
fears of starving.
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Administrator Notice.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Administrators Notice. :
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
AS Administrator OF Uohn W. Rose, deceased, will
sell Tuesday the 2sih Of June the residence Of
the deceased in Monroe Horse 20 head OF Cattle
Sheep large stock Of Hogs, 80 bushels Salt Tobacco
1900 yards Shirng, Rice, Bacon and Lard Shoes aud
Leather,
10 or ID New Wheat Fans,
One Carriage and three Buggies, Road Wagon oBs
Cart lot OF Mechanical Tools, Hous ehold aud Kitchen
Furniture and other articles necessary mention
Terms, months credit (but the cash win be re-
cciycd with interest added.)
June -, 1864 JOS. Il. HUDSON, Adm'r.
Further Notice.
All persons indebted 10 John w. Rose, decd, must
make settlement, and those having claims against him
must present them within the time prescribed by law
this notice will be pleaded In bar Of their recovery
JOS II. HUDSON,
June l3 1864 3t-pd AdTnr.
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CHANGE OF SCIEDULES.-The Mail Train on the
n C. Railroad arrives at Charlotte at 5 p. NJ
and departs at GEO p m. The Acco mmodatior
Train arrives at Z a. m. and departs at a: m.
On the Charlotte & S G.. Railroad the Trains
arrive at 6.15 a. NJ: and 80 p. M, and depart at
40 a. m. and 4 As p. m.
On the Will. Char. & Ruth Railroad the Train
arrives at $40 p m. and departs at 40 a. m.
It TO be regretted that close connections were
not arranged for both trains on the N G. and S, G.
Roads Passengers who arrive here on the Mail
Train on the n. G.. Road will have to lie all
night, and those who arrive on the evening train
from Columbia will also haye to lie over till next
morning, because the train on the n. G. Road leaves
lust 10 minutes before the southern train arrives.
This bears hard on soldiers especially. and is an
evil that might, we think. be remedied
THE OPERATIONS IN GEORGIA.-A correspon-
dent of the Columbia Caronian, writing from Gen.
,JohnstOn's army, says:
If prisoners speak the truth, Sherman is either
obliged to fight or fall back His provisions
for men are plentcous but his forage for horses is
short, the only resort for which is the wheat and
clover fields. The consequence of which is, his
artillery horses very poor and weak. while his
mules for supply trains in better condition.
Several Horses which have captured attest the
truth of this statement and if such is universally
the case. the foolshardy Sherman will have bitter
pill to swallow and disappointment life time to
regret.
''Our army has suffered great disadvantages from
numerous spies. both from the enemy and especial
Iy those within lines. These, dressed in Con-
federatc grey, often pass unmolestcd, and when
stopped by the guard. are fully supplied with pa
pers. Thus they pass from army to another
and convey that intelligence which, in military
point of view, is really important. The enemy even
send out on picket dressed in uniform and
taken for soldiers by our pickes, after
cleaning from them important facts TO stop this,
Gen Johnston has issued order to hang to the
first limb the first Yankee that is caught with a
Confederate uniform In view of all it has suf-
fered army is stronger to day by thousands than
whom tho campaign opened and in the best of spirits
There is scarcely q murmuring complaint ever
heard Universal confidence continues in General
Johnston unabated, but increased. There las been
comparatively but few men lost while struggling
and skuking is almost obsolete. The discipline is
rigid, and the men anxious for fight, confident
they will be successful. More men return daily to
their commands than those which sent away
sick, and soon their faces are bright with the hope
uI better times coming
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RESERVED FoRCEs-The 1st Battalion of n. G..
Junior Reserves is commanded by Maj. G.. w.
Broadfoot; the I'd Battalion by Maj. A Anderson
the Bird Battalion by Maj Hooks; the 4th Battalion
by Maj j NJ Reecc; the 5th Battalion by Maj Wan
f Beaslcy: the 9th Battalion by Maj.W Mex
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GOOD UsE.-1'hd Salisbury Watchman says that
the convicts in the Military Prison. at Salisbury
have been put to work for the Improvement of the
streets of that town: There is great need for i'm
provcment of this kind in Charlotte as well as our
neighborng town.
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COSTLY BOX OF PILLs.-We saw little box of
pills made of quinine, iodine rhubarb, &c, yester
day, which cost the purchaser So, 5O.-Satisbaru
Wdtchman.
Extortion is the rule now u days, while conscience
is ignored; and sick men like healthy must
submit to be ''bed' in the pocket.
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FUND YOUR SIS NoTEs-Those who have not already
provided to pay taxes, would do we'll to fund
their Elves before the lst July The notes themselves
will not be received for taxes.
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PROPOSALS.
pEoP os a LIS PoR LU 6B7
CEIEP QuAAsEHzIsfERy OFFICE,
DEP0T OF WkSEIyGroy.

w..D.ror q WAssIsesos:
1 BE- S ssp Il ths
e asss,s ssss
$50 aoo feet : or inss White Pine Common Gull
.s OF incl sss Wit Wit. Pr: sssss,
s.eeo feet Hem,och seeu.lins, . By 4. assorted
5000 fee. Hsn lsSR Z to sss'
ssc ,.s spf ass, from T. to ?, feet
sn.hs, Is feet and s e1sr '' assorted
$4,000 feet asmloel Jo!.t, BY 10, assorted lengths,
AID the above described to be good, merchant table
o SmssF subject to the inspection OF agent
70 o. BE- seyssed %shn
days after signing the contract.
An s IL 70 viii GS
IL De awarded to him must be guaranteed by two
responsible persons whess signatures aIe to be ap-
Tss Of the su.r.ntor. must b.
Es:ssst District Court or Of the United States Dis
Bidders must be present in person when tbs bids
are opened, or their proposals will not be consid-
The full name and post ONCE address Of each bid
ifs bid is made In the name Of = arm the names
OF al the parties must appear, or the bid will be
considered as the individual proposal Of the partv
Bonds in the sum of half the amount OF the con-
tract signed ny the contractor and both of his
will be required of the successful bidder
upon signing the contract
The right to reject any or all bids that may be
deemed too high is reserved by the Depot Quarter.
master.
Informal proposals will be rejected,
ProposAls must be addressed to Brgsiier Gene
rel ID. 81. Rucker. Chief Depot Quarter m astsr
Wa.hinstnp, o and should be plainly m arked
" Proposals for Lumber"
GUARANTY,
We. the undersigned, reside nts Of. in the
county of -. and State Of hereby Jointly
and severally. covenant with the United States =,
ana guaranty in case the foregoing bid Of = be
sccs pied, that he or they will. within ten days
after the acceptance Of said bid. execute the con
in . equsl to half tie amount of the contract,
to furnish the lumber proposed in conformity to
tie terms Of Advertisement eted December 18th
1859, under which the bid was made; and, in case
the said - .fall fail to enter into contr act as
Aforesaid, We guarantee TO make good the differ
ence between the offer by the ssd - ard the ne xt
lowest responsible bidder, or the person to whom
the contract may be rewarded.
Witness.
Given under our hands and seals this - day OF
-
Seal
] hereby certify that, to the hest OF my knowi-
ed se ana belief, the above named guarsntors
good AT sufficient sursties for the amount for
which they offer to es security.
To be certified by the United States District
Ger uuder the United States Government, or re-
spopsibis person known 70 this once.
DE RUEEER,
De Iaff Brig. Gen. ard GuartermSstsr
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RITT1NHOUsH, PANT 4 co.,
3 4 N K Il
NO. $50 p 1NESYLVAEIA AVENUz
VIII continue TO furnish
U?s. FIvE-TWENTY BONDS
Selons Issued Government, At var.
s. Coupon 5's of
e. 8. 7-So Treasury Notes.
e. 8. Certificates o. Indebtedness.
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
1s.asnse On al parts OF Europs and the EoZtLs
Cities sold In sums to soit purchasers.
stcshs ,ad Colo bought In New York sxs,usivs
on OornmIssion.
jyH RtTTsEHoUB9 FAINT co.
EINITxD STATES $40 BONDS,
UNITED STATES 7-2o TREASURY MOTIFS.
UNITED STATES COUPONS or 1881,
UNITED STATES CERTIFICATES OF IN
DEBTEDEKSE.
Sold. oliver, Unearrent Eoney, EXCHANGE o. al
parts OF Europe snd the Nogthsrn Citiss
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Es ere authorized 10 furnish s-so Bonds a. psE
satii the let of August next, when tie Frisissdxs
% oonT ersio1 oeases.
Orders for stosks and Col executed IN Fgew York
exclusively commission.
RIrTEEEgUsE, FAINT Il Co,
II Bankers, 3sS Penn nTeuuA
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GAS FITTING.
GAS FIXTURES.

" GAS FIXTURES
w Have in Store, md are daily receiving G Az
FIXTURES OF entirely N " Patterns AMI Design
and Finish superior in style to anything
offered In mis- market.
We invite citizens generally to call and sxaroins
cur stock of Gas and WATER FEXTURxs fssHns
confident that we have the best selected stock in
Washington.
EgAH Work IN the above line irtrusted n nm
care will be PROMPTLY attended TO- wa
mars II MYERS Mc9HkA, 37S ID street
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SA NJ A r. ANS GIFT,
ySRAR}TAG,Y GIFT

sAMAR ,TAN,s Gift:
TEE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVEE USED.
soNoERs Sss PG'tf Eq G sTEssJcs2 FL
Oontaips 90 Mineral, TO BsisGnn no Ms,cury
they 9 srs T 's e Ia E Is ~ s. f
!are ths stomach :r DC wells of he N ost delicsts
IA f Pep.fe apG 81 TsSeas
Of tbe University Of Pannsylysnis QUE of the moss
80 ExrosuRE, 10 TROUBLE, NO gKAyeE wBAreVsE.
Let those who have despairsf OF getting cured
2, who bare been gcrgsd with Bslsam oopaivs, OF
'''"t'' W MARITAms GIFT.
Prieo-siaIe packages. 81. Feaais, es.
R5qHRl Lozs ssgP n5 4s94Ess
seal Is hS1Lf pr sssELtIS Sc on W.
EAMAElTAW,S ROOT AND HER5 JUICES
syFHIfs Il re sSSeS Z P2ssifysss
aARITAN'S ROOT ANI HENS JUICE, j. lie
cTi6ed Il Esssss and eradi6stes every psrtio!a Of
nd 80 ss re cure i; taoroGss
dY ard &c hssled and DO rot TRANSMIT to your pos
fsy sa' for Bun 81 s6 yHr sH IL
aaah sSoRR aNS B'SfnH
ss iIi Il al hf he u
EzkALxsI YRhALssH
In many affections vita which nqmbeEs Of rs.
sst ssDD IA ua
Whites, IN besrinx down, Falling Of the Wors5.
DEBILITY and for 81. com pisints insiden to tbs
seEt By e1prsss Price 81 Q bottle, o. bOtsiss
aAMARITAEs caAso7E WASH.
sfioe s. cents. kull directions.
DESMOND & CO., Boz ISi Philadelphia East
Sold by 8. CALVERT ToED. rnsr Of li,s s.a
HSNkY COOK. Alexandria. usyem
TAPONS! WHAT'S CAPONSP-GO 70 Will
- SONS, 119 Pennsylvania avenue and see his
Capons.
having perfected bis arrangements In PklSdel-
phis, New YORK and Boston, takes this method OF
Informing his old cuatemers and the public gea-
orally that he is receiving daily By eIprsas-
Prime Chester County Beet,
South Down Mutton,
Salem county IN. j. Veal
Prime Philadelphia Bnttar, CApons,
Bucks county and New jersey Chickens.
gwsst Bread, Pheasxnts, Psrtridses.
Grouse, Bnipe, WoodeoOk. and every luxury o. the
Boston CLEAR Pori, soussd Pig. Feet and rripe,
Smoked and Picked Salmon and HaIibut,
Also, . large supply OF Foreign ana Domestic
ErJits And Vegetables.
To families sno others giving entsrtainnepts
this 10 the cheRpest and best plfce In WashinStou
TO purchase. TH0S. Il. WILSON,
119 Pennsylvania avenue,
&c - 5ui e-tween 18th and Sth street,.
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DRorosALs soR HAY. STRAW AsD GRAIN
FORAGE DEPARTMENT.
ISL Stn;tt [lRdrtsTfJ3frr fs-fe DfrSs


As s,s 1 g,ar ~ M1 .. EFt:,
WRIr7EE PRoPosALS are invited for furniehiug
Hay, Straw, Oats and Corn for t. use OF tho Gov
ernmeut to be delivered at Alex snoris, Va or any
point on the Potomac or it's tributaries and in such
Quantities within the amount proposed for aud st
such times, as the undersigned may direct
The proposals. TO be addressed to the I'm tersignsd
ana TO state the quantity and price Of each article
offered. =
Proposals will be received for sc thousand 5Ge0}
bushels OF Corn or Oats, snd fifty (5) tons of Hay
or Straw and upwards unlsss 1t shall be for the in
farsst OF tbe Government 10 contract for q less
amount. -.-
Corn to &c put up in good sacks Of about two (a)
bushels and oats in SACKS OF about three 3 bushels
each which are TO be furnish cd free of charge to
tas Government. The hay and STRAW TO be sectYe-
~ baled
All articles furnished under this advertisement
TO be subject 70 rigid inspection By the Govern
Insnt Inspector.
Furchsses viii be made from time to time under
this advertisement, from the lowest responsible
bidder, as the interests OF tae public service may
require. .-e
The undersigned reserves the right to reject shy
and all offers which may be deemed ineomp stibis
aith the interests eff the Government.
Payments will be made in u,h funds g. may be
provided from the q. s. Treasury. and as far
practicable, upon delivery; but the undersigned
reserves the right to withhold the whols or any
Part of the payments until the esmplsts fulaimsnt
Coed security will be required for the faithful
fuldnent OF any agreement made 1ndsr this ad-
vettisement. WA sIODDARD.
no Is-em Capt. and ASST Quartsrmsstsr
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IA COOK ~ CO.,
BANKERS,
No. 4a2 Fifteenth Street, ..
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT BONDS, ~
TREASURY NOTES, CERTIFICATES,
VOUCHERS, COIN,
CTRRENCY AND EXCHANGE.
We shall centinue to sell AT
until further notice.
THE SIX PER CENT BONDS
OF THE UNITED sTATEs
known ~
FIVE TWENTIES.
paysble IN twenty years, and redee bic at the
date. The unsod balance of this loan is now
Isss Than Ore Hundred Millions Of Dollars,
and is being rapidly absorbed BY home and foreign
Banks as basis for Circulation. when all sold IT,
Bonds viii, like the Seven Thirty Loan. sd-
vance to handsome premium As an investment
they yield
Stz per Gal. PER i,tnuna in Gold,
payable semi annusllyJ equivalent, al present
prices OF coin, to
Nine pr Ctnr IN cxr-eacy.
The COUPON BONDS payable to besrerl are
and the REGI STERED Bon Ds (psyshie % order,
and transferable as bank stock upon the books Of
the Tres sury. aud therefore preferred for perms-
in sums Of $50, 500. $500, 81 900, 5000,
These bonds are exempt frem sli local taxes, and
the Government tax upon TIA m is only one and
one hall per cent per snn nun upon the Interest,
Circulars are furnished at oar counter. or upon
application by mail, giving ny fnr er informs don
that may be desired concerning this and other Gov
eminent Loaus and the organization Of National
We keep on hand and for sale full supply Of
ALL GOVERNMENT SECURITIEs. .-