New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-22
Tho
UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS.


Thes. Bond. are issued under the Act Of Congress Of N
1884 which provides that In lieu Of much othe loan
thorized by the Act Of March 1862 to which this supple
ents the Secretary Of tho Treasury authorized borrow
from tune time the credit Of the United States
ceeaing TWO HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS during the
fiscal and to prepare and issue therefor Coupon
and Registered Bonds Of the United States and all Bonds
ssued under this Act shall be EXEMPT FROM TAXATIoN
BY or under any State municipal authority. Subscriptions
TO these Bond. are received in United notes notes a
National Banks They are TO BE REDEEMED IN COIN.
the pleasure ofhe Government ct period not Less the
nor more forty year' from their date and until thes
redemption FIVE PER CENT INTEREST WILL BIZ
PAID IN COIN on Bonds Of not over one hundred dollar
annually and on all other Bonds semi annually.
The neres, payable on the first days Of March and Sep.
tember in zach year The semisnnu Coupons are payable
at those dates and the annual Coupons on the 80 and o dol
Bonds payable on the Is, Of March.
Subscribers will receive either Registered Coupon Bonds
they may prefer Registered Bonds recorded the
book, of the u 8 Treasurerad DO transferred only
the order Coupon Bsd. payable bearer. d
are more convenient, for comn.,---- usea
Registered Bonds will be issued the denomins II
Fifty Dollars $50, Ore Hundred Dollars 1901, Five Humid.
red Dollars $500, One Thousand Dollars tslOoo, Five
Thousand Dollar. and Ten Thousand DOars coi
and Coupon Bond. the denominations of Fy Dollars ss
One Hundred Dollars slOO Five Hundred Dollars (s5oo.
and One Thousand Dollars l,coO)
Subscribers to this viii have the option Of having hs
Bonds draw interest from March BY paying the accrued
interest in coin Tor United States notes. the notes a
National Banks adding fifty per for PREMIUM receive
them drawing nteres, from the date Of subscription and
deposit
As these Bonds are exempt nom municipa State tax
.ton their value is three per cent per
snnu to the rate Of leves various pars u
the country.
the presen, premium gold they pay eht
per cent currency and of equa
permanent temporary investment.
believed that securities offer gea, Inducements 70
lenders the various descriptions Of u 5. BondA In Il
other forms of indebtedness the faith ability of private
parties stock companies separate communities only 10
pledged for payment while for the deots Of the United States
the whole property the country holden to secure the pay
men of both principal aud interest in coin
These Bonds u,sy be subscribed for in from SO
any magnitude the and .hu' made equally
available to smallest lender and the largest capitalist Thec
csn be converted into money any moment and the hode
viii have the benefit OF the interest
The fac. that al datie, on import. payable in specie fur
n.he. fund for like psymen. Of interest all Government
Bond, largely in Of the wants Of she Treasury for this
purpose.
Upon the receipt of Subscriptions certificate Of deposit
therefor in duplicate will be issued the original Of which
viii be Orw ,red the subscriber to the Secretary Of the
Treasury at Washington with letter stating the Kind (resa-
tered eoupon and he denominations of bonds required
Upon tie receipt OF the original certificates at the TrcsurY
Department. the bonds subscribed for viii be transmitted to
the subscribers respectively
Subscription will be received BY tho Teasu~ Of tie
Ua.d Sta,s at Washington snd the Ai'is.ant Trsasurrs
a, New.York Boston, and Philadelphia, and BY H.
FIRST NATIONAL BAsx OF NswYoRK No. 4wsIs.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK oP Nsv YosK. 23dss Brdwsy.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK NEW YORK. Pinest
SIXTH NATIONAL BANK OF Nxw. YORK, e,h-av Brdwsy.
TENTH NATIONAL gASE OF NEW YORK No. 24o Broadway.
NEwYoRK NATIONAL EXCHANGE bAss 1874 GreenwichS
FfRsr NATIONAL BANK o, BosroS
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BALTIMORE
FEST NATIONAL BANK OF Washington d. c.
And by all other National Banks which repositories %
public money All respectable banks and bankers throughoo<
the cOantr, will furnish further information sppcs0s,
and afford every facility to subscribers.