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[No. 25.] ■ ^ 
 
 TREASURY DEPAETMENT, C. tr^. A. ) 
 Richmond, May 27, 1804. ) 
 
 REGULATIONS established for the disposal at private sale 
 of the six per cent, non-taxable Bonds of the Confed^^rate 
 States^ anthorized by the 6//i section of the Act of February 
 17. 1804. 
 
 1. Agents, iippointed to effect private sales of I'.onds will 
 bo governed, as to rates, by iDstniclions whicli will, from 
 time to time, be furuished. 
 
 2. The Agents will be allowed, as cum[)cnsation, a com- 
 mission of one-quarter of one i)cr cent on the first two mil- 
 lionR of dollars, one-eighth of one per cent on the next eight 
 millions, and one-sixteenth of one per cent, on any amount 
 of sales effected by them, respectively, over ten millions of 
 dollars. Tlu\v shall depf/site the money for said Bonds in 
 tlje nearest Pay Depository, specifying the amount received ^ 
 for principal, and the amount for premium, and accompany 
 
 it with a statement of the Bonds required ; if registered 
 Bonds are required, the names of the parties in whose favor 
 they are to i)e issued shall be reported. 
 
 ;5. The Treasurer, Assistant Treasurers and Depositaries 
 will malic requisitions on the Register of the Tieasury, who 
 will furnish the said officers with the required Bonds, and 
 Char<'-e them therewith ; said bonds will be delivered to the 
 parties entitled, on the order of the Agents,— such orders, 
 when endorsed or receipted and forwarded to the First Au- 
 ditor, shall relieve the Treasury officer from the charge on 
 the Register's Books. 
 
 C. G. MEMMINGER, 
 
 Secretary of Treasury. 
 
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