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ASSISTANT TREASURERS AND DEPOSITARIET.

LIST OF ASSISTANT TREASURERS AND DEPOSITARIES

OF THE

UNITED STATES,

Including such National Banks as have been designated as Depositories of Public
Moneys (except Receipts from Customs) and Financial Agents of the
United States, under the Provisions of the fifty-fourth
Section of the National Currency Act.

NOTICE.-The Assistant Treasurers and designated Depositaries of the United States are authorized to detach, at and after maturity, the coupons from the two-years' Treasury Notes. These officers will pay such coupons as they thus detach, and no other, at the time they are separated from their connected notes.

NOTE.-It is requested that Heads of Bureaus, instead of directing that funds be placed to the credit of a Disbursing Officer with a particular Assistant Treasurer or Depositary, will specify only the location of such Disbursing Officer, and direct that the funds be placed to his credit in some Depository convenient to the place where the disbursement is to be made.

Deposits how made.

Mode of proceeding by depositors.

ASSISTANT TREASURERS.

New York, New York.

Boston, Massachusetts.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

St. Louis, Missouri.

San Francisco, California.
New Orleans, Louisiana.

Denver City, Colorado Territory.

* Deposits may be made with the Treasurer, an Assistant Treasurer, or a Depositary, to the credit of the Treasurer of the United States, specifying the account on which the same is made, and the original certificate thereof will be received in payment of taxes or for the purchase of stamps.

REGULATIONS CONCERNING DEPOSITS OF PUBLIC MONEYS.-Every National Bank, which may now be, or that may hereafter become, a depository of public moneys, will, upon the receipt of any such money, place the same to the credit of the Treasurer of the United States, and will immediately issue therefor, to the officer or other person making such deposit, certificates in triplicate for each and every amount so received. The original will be, by the then next mail, forwarded, addressed to the "Treasurer of the United States" at Washington, D. C., marked "Official Business," over the signature of the President or Cashier as "Designated Depositary." The duplicate and the triplicate will be handed to the person making the deposit, who will immediately forward the former to the "Commissioner of Internal Revenue" at Washington, D. C., retaining the latter.