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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-24

CIRCULATING LIBRAGI.-SomS years ago, the reading
public Of Richmond had to hue library belong
ing TO the "Richmond Library Association. Members
of the Association were allowed to borrow the books for
limited time. On the breaking cut Of the war, or
soon after, the library turned over to tbs
Confederate authorities aud the books boxed up and
put we know not where. What their present condition
is it would be interesting to know. Would 1t not be
we'll to reorganIe the Association and put the books
again within reach of the public We trust some one
will move in the matter.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-24

TIE WEArHAh-Having chroniced the recent spell
Of terrible cold weather. it is proper to mention the
turn of warm weather. Yesterday was ore of those
bamy sprirg-Eke days which gladden. the heart of the
invalid and make all nature look brgh. and cheerful
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-24
CIV BRACE

We learn that the President has appointed General
Bra1tOn Bragg COmmander-in-Chief Of tie armies Of
the COn.ederaoy. Such at least is the rumor in tho city
HIS position viii probably be that Of Military Adviser
with the President somewhat similar to that Of General
Haueek q: Washington, and will Of course, Withdraw
him from the field,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-24

IMPORTANT ARRIvL.--The steamer Advance, with
another valuable cargo has arrived at Wilmington, It
being the sixth she has brought in. She carried her
outward trip 7OO bales Of cotton which now safe
at Bermuda, and converted into $4,000 in sterling
exchange equal to upwards of four millions Of cur
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-24

AFFAIR OF HoEoR.-It was reported on the streets
on Monday, that duel was to be fought yesterday
morning between an employee Of the Richmond aud
Danvlle Railroad Company and Captain in the army
but for some reason unknown the hostile meeting did
not take place.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-24

PARDoKs BIZ THE GoVERSoE.-Governor Smith has
been exercising the function of Executive clspency e1-
tensvey. He has been in Office just fy-Ave days, and
in this time he has pIrdoned siIty-HVe convctsover
one day. few Of those pardoned were parties serv-
ing out terms 10 the city jail but the great msjority
we're felons expiaDg their crimes in the pententiay
The very crowded condition of the jail and pententiary
may account for the lbersy with which the Governor
granite his pardons. Both those penal institutions are
full to overlooking, and voice from the Mayors and
Hustngs Courts crieth continually "Sill they come"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-24

MORE YANKEES FOR THE Coal MISrs.-Another gang
of Yankee deserters, fftyeght in numb r, to be
sent this morning, to work in the coal mines at Will
rnirpton.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-24
ErcHANeE OF PRiSoYERs

Hisssled that arrangements lave been mlis be-
TWEEN Generals Johns on and Gran. for the early and
equitable e1ekssgs according 70 re usual regulations,
OF such As may be captured By either SIDE, within Tie
depar. meats cseziSanded By their Generals.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-24

Gw JOI LANE, formerly candidate for the Vice
Presidency Of the United States in 1850, in the
cattle trade in British Columbia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-24

RKv. DE-. HoGE, at the invitation OF the Central As
socstion of Columbia, O. will deliver two lectures in
tina; city on the 2S / and 24;h inst.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-24

TIE Memphis Appeal learns from member Of Gen.
JOhnstons staff that the loss Of the Government in com.
missry stores BY the late ere at Daton was mere trae
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-24
MBRTING OF THg BANKS.-At

a MhhIINU Of IHb bANhO.-At
IA meeting Banks Of Che city OF Richmond, held on Rh
day. February 1 the following resolutions ordered 70
be paelilh "a IA the papers Of this city
Resolved That public notice be Bvsn thai ne banks OF This
necessary give 70 eir depostorI including
Banks exchange deposits their ee The lT day Of
The four Confsdsrsts bonds, authorised By
section ofhe entitled ian Eci 70 reduce e currency
and 70 Auih0rHs D ssue a notes and bonda-"
dsp7Eos and Banks invited 20 draw balances prior
ION day March, that day and until the Jet Of April
said banks vii be compelled - deeae deposits or 70 pay
cheeks drawn against them.
Received That aus ~ one Bank 70 another
de6sto credited and amer the lat Of April viii be payable
IN changed currency Indicated and prescribed o said
ACT IeD-W
nod LIVER OIL. .N5
~ supply o. JrsaR God Liver OF, just received, By
ffR Up DUVAL-
2 2. 100 D'' '''''' for sale BY IR,DuvAt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-24

vhsSs papers nArSad With orS Vin ana's
uad uat sslr Of subscription about 70 expire ana WI
ts,s. stonpty 4 thsy v-sA hsr papers continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-24
RIo1ros,, Feb. 30, 1864.
Colonel MeCus:

Sir-The interest manifested by yourself in
all that pertains the welfare Of stas induces
your attention subject which Of grave importance
class Of sentimental politicians who believed 10 the d.
vniy OF cotton anything else except the Christian religion,
practical In the face Of ensme but know that you
with ht Is neither wise manly 70 thut eyes da-
greeable like Zoe ch bury heads In the sands
and take safety for gAntd The Bible teaches that
Individual nation, having true faith, persAeo bat
which Il Is dead.
question which desire 70 ask s whe her there 10
grail In Virginia sufficient 20 sustain the people until harvest
have made inquiries OF from different pai Of the State,
and far appears doubtful question, law requiring the
county aad corporation courE appoint committee Of Intel
gent gentlemen 70 visit each plantation farm In their
respective counties corporation and nnd the surplus
Gcency 10 each would very promptly place before the Lega-
ture the true state ef the case.
We sold that the grain crops other States very
heavy last year and BY taking This question in time may pos
With repec have the honor friend and
dent aeryant T. r. OHAMBLI5S.
fe2S-Ate
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-24

FEsHs-DAnT year. $50 IlE months, els three months
g. Tor = less period, g per month.
ss-EErkLT, year, sac six months SO No Eust;rPaon
rsesivei Tor less than SIX months.
wklr yesr $40 SIX months s.. No subscription received
Cor lcss thAa mouths.
Rozttsnsss a. risk Of ths subscriber
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-24

r ARGE AND DESIRABLY LOCATED
IL DWELLING, (nesr the shockoe Hill hArket the south
Marshall between 9TH ard 9Th Streets for sale at aue
o'clock the large and excellent brick tenement ccatd above
now In the occupancy Mr. Fist the monthly rent Of
$50 wth the right Of polession The has
'front.' OF 2s feet dep OF 13 feet The dwelling has
besides large Kitchen supplied with gas and water sad
s In excellent order.
Terms cash.
GoDDIN 4 APPERsoE,
fe91-td Auctionsers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-24
rRoN cHINA 40 JlPAE.

following summary Of nsEs from the Baltimore Ameri-
can Of the 18Th:
FRox CHINA AND JAPAN.
Ateegram from N OeiscO, dated 17th, announces
the arrival at that port of tue bark gers rsm Kama
rawa bringing letter from Welsh, Hall & Co., dated
KanagaWa, January Ca in which it Is stated that she
prvatssr Alabama is in dock Annoy China aud the
Wyoming, Capain MeDougal standing sentry over her
We may yet hope thai her career Is ended. The James,
town is also there before this. Toe comes by the
brig Nary Capen, Eve days from Shanghai, and is
authentic
The palace Of the Tycoon OF Jip,n, at Ysddo, was
burned on Christmas day. Ga New Years day. the city
of YeddO was again rsyaged BY hee. About five hus-
bred buildings Of the better Giles were burned. News
bad reached KAnaglaa that the Slst 03sober all CT
HOkOdad rad been burned by LEGENDARY 6res
xIscKLLANEoUs
FIRE occurred at Gloucester Ma g. on the 18th inst,
destroying about seventy-ive buildings A despatch,
datedRt 10 A. ~, says 1.-The FIRE Is still raging with
undated Volenos. The engines eli frozen up, and
It is mex. TO impossible to work them"
TEenty-six Of the officers who escaped from the
Libby prison have arrived at Washington. Colonel
reght's name IS not appended to their "card Of
thanks to Beast Butler.
The steamer Oriental vas recently sunk at Dog Tooth
Bend, on the Mississippi Twenty-Five lives lost. The
boat was laden With government stores.
The steamer Constitution which lsft San Francisco
The 18TH has 81 10 gold on board for the United
osattg uONeTEmenL
Gen Logan had penetrated the State Of Alabama to
Sand Mountain, 40 miles from Huntsville.
The proceedings OF Congress, on the 18th, WereNn-
important
Gold in New YO,k on l7th was dull, closing At lcOt
ANOTHER ALABANA.--We have information, says the
Columbia CarO!iaiin, which leads believe that an
other swift hseed steamer armed and equipped for her
peculiar vocation, has made her escape from British
clutches, ard il, by this time, plying havoc among
Yankee merchantmen. She is said to be under the
command Of Captain North with Captain Haul.t5o, If
this State, hml2ry known as JACK Hamilton, as First
Lieutenant
The latter believe went to England TO take charge
Of the Alex lnira, whel she should BE- ready for sea-
but finding probably tina. he would bs still further de-
layed BY the bubbles Of English and Yankee diplomacy,
has started forth in this enterprise more gallant
ace Of epirts not Sfoat than North and Hamilton.
"GoVHRSoRn OF AEKASsAs.-Ths Yankees in Arkan-
Sls have chosen JadEs Murphy of Fort Smith, ProTs-
iOnA Governor OF that s,ste Whether he is Yankee
or Tory ia not mentioned
Il is notorious tact, in al the bogus governments
which the Yankees have imprOVsed States which they
have been able to penetrate, thA! wherever Tory has
bsen chosen the most Inferior Of the Sa.e has been
sesoted. The case OF Michael HlWn Of Louisiana, is
an instance.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-24
aAuCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

A UCTION SALE BY
IA WIN. III, FOwLE, SONS & co.
4 On TUESDAY, March !, we shall offer
2 800 packages Manufactured Tobacco, Of all grades
5000 DO smoking Tobacco
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-24

TREASURY NOTICE AS TO FUNDING IN
DER ACT OF FEBRUARY IL, 1854.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, U. s. A,
EIcHxosD, Feb. 20, 1864.
NOTICE is hereby given to all holders Of
IN Treasury Notes not bearing Interest hat they
Gtant Treasurer any certificates which win
ens them four per cent honds and that tn said privilege
over the denomination CT Ave dollars be od.d only 6H
the dollar enc hundred doa- notes. which, ar
that date receivable pubc dues and only
be funded additional Reduction Of ten rer cent month.
The certificates issued together with the Bonds for which they
may exchanged receivable for OF the year 1854
the expressed the without In
CREDITS.
The time allowed should adonh all holders promptly TO
prsn the and not risk the chance OF exclusion By the
pressure which win st the cad OF ths month OF March
@. g. AEMAINGLR,
fei2-d10t, 8tev2w&d2lap. Secretary Of Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-24

The agent of The Press Association has furnished the
following summary Of nsEs from the Baltimore Amsri
can Of the 18Th:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-24

FIIsE PRKTmcEs.-We mentioned yesterday that
Young woman calling herself Henrietta Moore was in
the custody Of the city police on the charge of stealing
cloth cloak and fur yictorne from Mrs. Anne w.
Steel. She was brought before the Mayor yesterday
morning, when the following facts were brought TO
light: Ten days ago she went to Mrs. Steel who lives
on Broad street, between Sd and streets, and rep
resenting herself young lady from fredericksburg
Who had como to Richmond 10 buy her wedding
clothes. Mrs Steel in consideration Of the plausible
story the Young woman told and her fhendless cond-
ton. took her in for the night, and the next morning
lent her cloak and furs 70 60 out TO transact some
business and subsequently lent her twenty dollars At
ter getting The money the young woman disappeared.
Mrs Sse advertised her the next day but heard Moth
ing of her until Monday when an officer announced she
had been arrested in Orange county aud sent 70 this
city, She identified as her property the victone found
on the accused. The cloak the accused said she had
sold TO young lady named Evans at Hanover juno
ton. The Mayor desiring, If possible, to recover the
cloak did not dispose of the case, but Iemsnded the
young woman for further examination this morning.
Tn NEW AIMS Housn-The psrInacity with which
the Confederate authorities hold on to she City Aims
House. in the face of the repeated declarations Of the
Mayor that the building is needed by the city govern
ment is somewhat surprising. II there was scarcity
Of hospital accommodation in and the city, the re-
tention of the Ams House" would be excusabe, but,
as everybody knows the hospitals at Ohimborazo, Camp
Winder, HoWard'a Grove, etc., afyrd ample room for
all the sick and wounded soldiers brought TO this mill
tary department they should be overiun, there are
plenty OF vacated factories which be reoccuped 40
hospitals We believe that If the Mayor would bring
the subject formally the rO.ce OF the City Council,
that body would take such steps, by conference with
the Surgeon General or otherwie, as would to
the city the repOsJession Of the building.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-24

rE,HE HEIRS at law Of NANCY ISBELL, who
4 vasNANcY DAWSON, viii learn something their interest
by wing Edward Brown, her Adminsrsto Bansye o.
Powhatan county, Virginia. felL-eodsw'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-24

~ T.
BY WILLIAMSON 4 Co, Aucs'rs.
No. 192 Main street. rN
ORIENTAL SALOON ABDUCTION.
sUPERB CHAMBER sErq,
MAsNIFIcEET MRRoRs.
sPLEND gDE pAn.sK CO. egR TAI v.sr
ohcice assortment o. cAOcKERY, &C., Ae.'
ON THURSDAY, the 25th inst, commencing
" st10oclocA A. NJ. We shall sell At the above named
very popular and fashionable Eating aad Drinking Balloon, I'm
sasJ on n Ss saa y.sr, S anS @
an we s; .asid ua,,,o0l.r.. a, tolov,.
i superb Chamber set' CSshos.ry)
nagnac emit p G1ns o Sst;in
splendid Brussels Carpets
Bureaus, Tables, Desks
Cooking stoye and Range, Qn good ordsr)
Britannia and Tin Ware
Tunblsrs, eOblsts and Wine GLASSES
Cups, saucers, Plates Dishes, Bowls, &C.
Chandeliers and Gas Fixture, Acr &C:
Key, Goodwill and License Of the establishment
ssa .. % S s so p.a F ss an. .ns.
any dnd TO BE- found in the city. WILLIAMSON ce,
Tbs above sale will take place the request MI Peter K.
Morgan, 81, the proprietor. W. a 90.
A UCTIoN SALE BY
IA SLAUGHTER, WATKINS a. co,
On THURSDAY the 25th instant we win sell Al areiOn-
1000 pounds Berly snd Malt
1000 pounds Ootton Yarn
COCO pounds smoking Tobacco
1000 pounds Crust Sugar f.-r
barrels Soi ghua Molases
10000 do Smoking Tobacco
Crushed Sugar
oOedee
PlAnnes, Kesseys, &c.
fs2a-td DAUGHTER, Watkins 3 co.
ROBINSON ADAMS CO., Anc:ioneers,
Corner 9th and Main streets
WE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION, AT 10
w O'Clock, On FRIDAY next, the 26sh insiAnt
10 Barres choice N. O. sugar
hhds. d. Go
10 Bags Prime Rio Coffee
so Boxes No. Turpentae Soap,
IL do Candles,
Bags coppsras,
90 Sacks Bait,
90 ReamI Wrapping Paper,
Casks New Rice,
10 Kegs B.carbonate soda.
ALSO
1890 Packages manufactured Tobacco,
80 Gases Smoking Tobacco,
do Ceba ADD FLORIDA CigaTs--some very choice.
Parties desiring to corsgn goods for tie above SALE will
please deliver them early Thursday morning
fe23-N ROBINSON, ADAMS 4 co.
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AUCTION NOTICE.

THIS DAE.
EXECUTORS SALE OF FIFTY VALUABLE
NEGROES.
WEwill sell THIS "wednesday MORNING,
at 10 o'clock. Al our Auction Rooms
FIFTY VALUABLE NEGROES,
Belonging To an Estate, and sold for no fsat
HILL, DIcgISsoN CO.,
fe2i-t Ela.l Auctioneer.
Oh NEGROES AT AUCTION.
~ VII sell 81 auction,
20 LIKELY NEeRoEs.
8. n. DAVIS 90,
Odd fsllows's Hall
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-24
BOARD OF PUBLIC wOExlk

Col. ". b. French
Dear Sir: We avail ourselves of this mode
OF calling on you yourself candidate Oil
the vacancy Board Of Pubs Works. caused by the sg
nation OF Cy knowing a very mary Of The voters OF
the LIST District desire your election II that post Of and
ussfulness
feib-2x MANY VOTERS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-24

WHISKEY-FOUR YEARS OLD
few BArre Whisky, years old, very superior quality.
teaS~iS BLAIR oHAMBERLAYxE.
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10 J. p. DUVAL.
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sEcosn BoAun.


THURsDAY June UP. n
Asurs-Recep.s, 90 bbs.; 10 change In pr ces and
transactions moderate
BRzAnsrUyVs Receipts 10 800 bbis. nour, 301 bb.s
and 80 bags meat, 1000 bushels wheat 1900 do
corn, md al do oats. There a brisk demand
for Cogr % day, chiefly for home consumption and on
speculation, and With snt receipts and advance IN
gold prices toc zoe Tor export there httc
or nothing Done present and charges warranng
shipments TO Europe The days sales reached rs, 900
bbs state and Western including three four thousand
exiraySiate arrive, 500 do Southern, and 100 do
C4nadian Rye aour was firm with $50 bbs. sold. Corn
meal vas firm win q 500 bbs at 81 40 for Jersey
aud 81 90 IS for Brandy insice price nnoa,.
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% ooo .usAes rheal % Liversol. PEI An.srsunn a.

% 900 bushels wheat 70 Iivevol, per Ansertcnn at
srces sugar al Dos and per steiner $50 boxes cheese
az S5s 70 london, steamer, 3,5no bbls. -four 1T
Is Cd e5o boxes parahne ~ ?os and 500 81 cheese A.
900 hhds. tobacco al os 22s Cd hritish schooner 70
souil side Cuba and back and British brig l76 TONS
10 Havana, on private terms
IRN-scctch pig firm with sales oil 100 tons a.
SEQ, ship American sold 70 The extent OF $50 tons
No. $ at sa7
MorAsks was more active with ses or 1a6 hhds Cuba
muscovado at s5c SIC, and 500 hnds Porto Rico on
IRovsuoSs-Receipis o54 bbls pork Al pkgs cut
meats, and 1s5 40. lard. Tina pork market was dur
prices lower; safes 3,0o5 bills. oil $40 so a
$50 !. ior mess SO for old DO ssi Is sss ~ ~
81 so for prime mess. Beef qniet but hrm: sales
500 bbs at 50 so SIS for country mess. IS 81
FIR country prime $40 SO $40 so for rcpscked mess
and $50 s22 for extra mess Prime beef WIS
steady with sales OF 100 tierces extra al SOL Beef hams
Were quiet Win small sales a, prices .,o Cut
60 pkgs at ii &c I2c for shoulders and Ia 80 a15kc
for hams Racon sides were dun, sales 100 boxes wos,
tern short ribbed at 1916. The lard market was mora
active and frmer; sales 900 bbs l4slc also
900 bbls. for future delivery at 15Ac Butter was
quiet at Goo $50. FOR Ohio and SOC $50 for state
Cheese unchanged at 10c l8c for common 20 prime
PErRoLsUM-Receips,l ,Gl3 bbls. The market very
irregular. Crude ws. In good demand at further ad
vance IN prices Refined was likewise higher but not
much was DONE The sales were about $500 bbs crude,
al 43 20. 44c the spot, and 4Ac. $50. for July
but mostly deliverable in Philadelphia, in July ana
August, at 42hc. 42Ac. 5000 do. refined at 65ho
$3.50 the spot eekc. &C. for July, and ESQ., for
Aug net aud esc for july in Philadelphia In free the
sales 1000 bbis at II &c. 73c on the spot and
74kc for all the month Benxine was Drm with sales
R,orMMarket dull with smalleacs, at previous prices
bags and Porto Rico, private terms 81 hhds
do in bond. II &C. and 80 hhds. Cuba at 17c 19c
yellow at 19c. zoe.
TAlIow-sales 10000 lbs. atl4Xc 14Xc. for coun.
try and city.
wmskEY-Reccip.s 1900 bbls ;sales 800 bbs at 81 81
ST SO, which Is q little BETTER
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HELP WANTED-MALEs.

A GENTS CAN MAKE s25 IN A FEW HOURS SELLING
N our great and wonderful large size Prize
Packages s5 per day guaranteed Every dollar invested
than doubled splendid solid gold silver lever
watch presented free TO zach agent Smart wanted
establish In and village County rights
free Sale immensc demand Increasing Every buys
them Send for circular for 1864
extra premium Inducements, free. s. c. RICHARDS
CO.. Nassau street New York. original. larses and
Oldest prize package house In the world
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FINANCIAL.
= - = - = -
PROPOSALS. FOR LOAN.
TREASURY DEPA

Treasury DEPARTMENT June G. 1864
me greatest possible yigor In the operations OF
and skfu generals upon vast theatre Of operations.
and ordinary subscriptions 10 the national loan
Sealed offers WILL therefore, received at this Depart
d day Of June 1854 for BONDS Of the United States
70 the amount OF seventy Ave millions Of dollars. bearing
an annual interest o. six per cent payable
year. and redeemase aier the soh or june ISL
BE @ 81 mss s
sum including premium offered for each hundred dol in
Or II s I S SF 70 nsn M
Whole amount offered must be deposited guaranty for
or with s' S
Treasurer a. New York Boston Philadelphia ST Louis;
e OF
any National Banking Association authorized 10 receive
Charge Duplicate sercass 81 DEPOSITS viii be
~ WHEN se p, seyng s
department All deposits should be made in time for advice
Of Offers with certificates reach Washington later than
o. deposit viii Sc 's 10
The Coupon and Reg stored Bonds issued will be OF the
OF vii s also sn Sc
All oner received will be opened Wednesday the 18th
res and notice Of acceptance or decuaon will be
ae gwen to the respective oferers and in case Of accept
red win be the 81 the cost Of the Depart
ment on final payment Of instruments The original deposit
BY ana viii be Immediately returned to
thTse whose offers may not be accepted.
Treasurer or other officer association authorized to act
under this nocs advice of acceptance OF oer fol-
fore tire 25h; and the balance including premium
Two per cent deposit or before the 30th OF June
In coin on the 30h Of June and interest on bonds will
Offers under notice should be endorsed "oner for
addressed the Secretary Of the Treasury The
right 70 DECLINE all oilers not considered
served 10 the government 8. L. CHASE
Secretary OF the Treasury.