The New York herald., 1864-04-20

TINTED STATES 1910 BONDS.

TINTED STATES l04O BONDS.
These bonds &C. Of Congress OF March
1854 which provides .hs. much Of The oaa
authorized by the 3 ls to which this ssup-
Elementary the Secretary Treasury authorized 70
borrow. from time to time, the credit OF the United
statcs not exceeding Two Hundred Million Dollars da.
ring the current fiscal year. and to prepare and lssao
therefor Coupon and Registered Bonds OF the United
States; and all bonds under this act shall 30
exempt from taxation by under any State muncTai
authority
subscriptions these received In United sa,es
notes notes OF national They be redeemed
ccn at tho pleasure OF the at period noi
less than ten than forty from their and
until their redemption Eve interest will be paid in
,on, over one hundred dollars annually.
and on all other bonds semi annually
The interest payable days OF March Sep
tember year. The semisnnua coupons are payable
at those dates, coupons on the af and
hundred dollar bonds payable the lst Of March.
Subscribers receive registered coupon bonds
as they may PREFER Registered bonds ecordered tho
OF the United Treasurer and be trans
ferred only the owners order Coupon bonds
able to bearer and convenient for commercial
uses
Registered bonds will be issned OF the denominations oe
Gfty $780, hundred dollars (slO0), Eve hun
dred tssoo thousand dollars tsl ooo hve thou
sand dollars (ssOOo, aud thousand dollars sloooO
and coupon bonds of the denominations OF fifty dollars
(S5o. hundred dollars tslOO five hundred dollars
(SoO) and one thousand dollars tSi, ,OO0).
Subscribers to this have the option OF having
theirbonds draw interest from March l. by paying the
rrued con-(or United States notes or the
banks adding lfy for premumh
or receive them drawing das of aubscrp
lion and deposit rr
As these bonds exempt from municipal or State
taxation their Increased from to thrce PEI
cent per annum according the rate of leves in
rious parts of the country.
Al the present rate Of premium gold they pay over
eight per currency and Of equal conve
nience as q permanent temporary investment
II is believed that no securities great inducements
to lenders az the various descriptions Of United States
bonds In all other forms of indebtedness the fah Os
ability of private parties stock companies or separate
communities only pledged for payment whilc for tho
debts Of tho United States the whole property the country
holden to secure the payment OF both PRINCIPAL and into
rest In coin.
These bends may subscribed for in from $50 up
to any magnitude the terms and arc thus made
equally available smallest lender and the largest ca
pi,as they can be converted money any moment
and the holder VIII have the benea: Of the interest.
The fact ha. imports payable in specie
furnishes fund for like paymen. all
en-, bonds largely in excess the Of tho Treasury
for this purpose
Upon the receipt Of subscriptions certificate Of deposit
therefor in duplicate will Issued tho original of which
win be forwarded by the subscriber tho Secretary Of tho
Treasury at Washington with letter stating the kind
regs.sred or ooupon) the OF bonds
qured.
Upon receipt OF the original certificates at tho Trea
sury the bonds subscribed for Will DO
ted to the subscribers respectively sr-.
Subscriptions win be By the Treasurer Of
United States at Washington and tho Assistant Treasurc
a, New York. Boston and Philadelphia, and by tho
FRS. National Bank Of New YORK, No Wall stree.
Second National Bank of New York. 2sa st. Broadway
Fourth National Bank Of New York, Pine street.
Sixth National Bank OF New York. Sixth and Broadway.
Tenth National Bank Of New York, 2ao Broadway.
New york National Exchange Bank. 1874 Greenwich street.
And By all national banks repositories Of public
money All respectable banks and bankers throughout tho
country furnish further Information application and
afford every facility to subscribers
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