of bonds authorized by act of July 14,
1870, appropriation for.

act July 14, 1870

83, 131

Agents, national banks-

when and how elected

216

109

101, 122

19, 98, 120

61, 132

183, 194

195

83, 131

30

33

42, 43

banks in liquidation may act for
their wards in selection of..

administrators of deceased sharehold-
ers may act in selection of.............

217

217

Aggregate-

of deposits received as a temporary
loan not to exceed $150,000,000....

65

Aggregate circulation-

of national banks, limit of......

194

for payment of Treasury notes
for bringing to trial and punishment
persons engaged in counterfeiting
Treasury notes, bonds, and other
securities of the United States..
to be made annually out of receipts
for duties an amount equal to the
interest on bonds of sinking-fund.
of one per centum of the amount of
legal-tender notes, fractional cur-
rency, and other securities issued
during each fiscal year

for the issue, reissue, transfer, deliv-
ery, redemption, and destruction
of United States securities, limita-
tion on amount of

for the expenditures of the mints and
assay-offices.

list of permanent.

of coin to redeem loan of June 14, 1858.
for the payment of salaries of the
judges and other officers of the
Court of Commissioners of Ala-
bama Claims

to enable the Secretary of the Treasury
to provide for the redemption in
coin of United States legal-tender
notes after January 1, 1879
for the purchase of silver bullion
for expenses of commissioners to join
the governments of the countries
composing the Latin Union in a
conference to adopt a common
ratio between gold and silver
for the maceration of obligations of
the United States....

of Deputy Comptroller..

154

Bond, indemnity-

money.

interest on, when not payable in coin
not to exceed seven and three-
tenths per cent

rate and character of interest to be
expressed on

when Secretary of Treasury may issue,

in payment for requisitions for ma
terials and supplies

and other obligations, device of, author-
ized by act June 30, 1864, made ap-
plicable

issued under act March 3, 1865, appro-
priation for

proceeds of, to be used for retiring
Treasury notes.

for lawful money of the United
States

obligations of the United States to
construct and maintain channel be-
tween South Pass of Mississippi
River and the Gulf of Mexico ex-
pressly reserved for the payment

in
issued to the Union Pacific Railroad
Company, repeal of requirements
of reservation of portion of

37

Boston, Mass.—

37, 38

assistant treasurer at, to pay Treasury
notes

22

72

exchangeable for what..

may be disposed of, where

52

38

43

shall redeem notes in New York 168, 199
when may be redemption agen-

cies

168, 199

may keep one-half of reserve in New
York

168, 199

balances with national banks in, may
be part of reserve

..168, 198, 208

Bronze coins-