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 1002 rim; i.xn.—sA*r10NAL 1sANKs.—on. 2. tiog, as they cope inflo tl}:eHTreaspgy,ba.s; will egual the amount reqnii-eil an not returne · an s a pay e a ance, i any to t ie association. __ R@¤¤¤¤‘¤l¤f»¤¤<>- Sec. 5181. Any association located in any State having more than its gmt'" i" “‘°*h°’ proportion of circulation may be removed to any State having less than - if -____ its proportion of circulation, under such rules and regulations as the Comp- Ib1d.,s.7, p. 254. tro ler of the Lu-rreney, with the approval of the SOC1`0i8,I')' of the Treasury, shall prescribe: ]’mz·zdezl, That the amount of the issue of said banks shall not be deducted from the issue of fifty-four millions mentioned in section five thousand one hundred and seventv·eight. Fo; what dei- _Sec. 5182. After any association receiving circulating notes under this lfgluk R0,;;;;;;?); Titlai has cansed its promise  pay such notes on demand to be signed mc€i,.,,d_ y the president ory1ce—pres1dent and cashier thereof, in such manner - as to make them obluratory pronussory notes, payable on demand, at its 106, ,,_  v_ ,3; P; place of liosigeisis, sudh agsrioizgion maya issue an corculate the same as 10g_ money. 1 n e same s a recciv at r inal rts of theU ited States in payment of taxes, excises, public liihds, ancixhll other dulds to the United tates, except duties on imports; and also for all salaries and other_debts and demands owing by the United States to individuals, corporations, and associations within the United States, except interest on the public debt, and .1D redemption of the national currency. ¤¤i’£°»`?»¤`?»i¤»*`€~i"·i?°' $?it$}i.?1;aZI‘$Zi1ZEiIiE.2 é.'L€.2“€iI”“”‘°”Eh“l1 i”“°ii"°*`” ’é°i.°“ °'] —,$Hj——— _ _ _ _ y an suc as are au orize y the ,8 Fm, 1875 A provisions of this Title. 80, r. 18, p. 320.-Merchants' Bank 1-. State Bank, l0 Wall., 604. Destroying and Sec. 5184. It shall be the duty of the Comptroller of the C -. 1 m,,,,s_ association, and also, on_due proof of the destruction of any such circu— lapng ootes, toe dteliver in place thereof to the association other blank 106, ,,_ 23, v_ 13,p_ S; : Imgmnc; sd anhequta amoitpt. d  worn-ougpskniutilated notes, 106, o an um as een en re in e roda with such regulations as may be established by dh?-Com;?ti1}<illiz(i·(,l0ei.-s wfil as all circulating notes whic shall have been paid or surrendered to be canceled, shall be burned to ashes in presence of four ersons, one to be appointed by the Secretary of the Treasury, one by the Comptroller of Ehe Currency, one by the Treasurer of the Unite States, and one by e association, under such regulations as the Secretary of the Treasury may prescribe. A certihcate of such burning, signed by the (parties so appoipted, phgall be éngche iphthe books of tlge Comptroller, an a dupli- I, caereo orwar_ e _ o e association w ose notes are thus canceled. , Orgazgssngg ic; thzztpitoéggp t€}.I;S0CJ8tl;)&S be orgaoized in the manner prescribed by sue gold-notes au- · P QP. `Suing no SS pqyab ° m gold; and u im the ,h0,,z,,d_ deposit of any UD1l'»€ States bonds bearing interest payable in o d with ——-——q—— the Treasurer of the United States, in the manner prescribed Tor other H? ;“,_lY·\}%'g·;· associations, it shall be lawful for the Comptroller of the Currency to 252f ’ ’issue to the association making the deposit circulating notes of diderent Repealed in pm-: denominations, but none of them of less than five dollars, and not cxceedgig  v- mg in amount eighty pler centum of the par value of the bonds deposited. which shall express the promise of the association to pa them, upon {l;:§;I5i33étl;>El at the loiocle at whéch they are issued, in goll'1 coin of the t_ esan sa esore eema e. Bt h 'f .hll have a circulation of more than one million ofudorll)a!:f: nM80cm mn Q H Statute of January 19, 1875 . 19 .18, . 302, l ·ed h l` i'- tation imposed by the last sentencech thisIsectionr1(lgi)o(hasshe·&tihl1is authorized to issue circulating notes payable in gold coin. Their lawful Sec. 5186. Every association organized under the reccdin ` . . · g section gxgérjgéssggcixzgé pgalluazgtglldtimeskeelp on hand not less, than twenty-file per centum of nc,,?,,,,,, other my n mg ircu ation, in gold or silver com of the Lmted Stawi; ,.,,,.,,,EgE,_ A ang shall receive at par in the pavment of debts the gold-notes of every Z8? J,?,., 1870, (,_ gi; (<;;1;3E;ia‘SS0lo(e:.(t;0;in whmh at th? 2meYof such payment is redeeming pp.’;gZ>’Lt%§i16, ject to all thi pr*ovisio1i°si,df $l`idl $5 Iiipimfi btzltgi mid shun  Sub i _ to `_ _ - _ l· e. _ ovuled. [hat, in applying the same associations organized for issuing gold-notes, the terms " l¤W·
 * °‘l’(l“‘;glK?{g,‘;“({ receive worn-out or mutilated circulating not)es issued byeanylhhliflhiig