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persation, who is in arrears to the U. States
until such person shall have accounted tor
audpaid into, the treasury all SUMS for which
he may be liable: Provided, also, That
nothing in this section contained, shall be
cons., ned to extend to balances arising solely
from the depreciation of Treasury notes, re-
ceiv.d by such person to be expended in the
public service; but, in all cases where the pay
or salary Of any person is withheld in pursu-
ance of this act, it shall be the duty ofthe ac-
counting officer, if demanded by the party,
his agent, or attorney, to report forthwith
TO the Agent of the Treasury Department,
the balance due; and it shall be the duty ol
said agent, within sixty days thereafter, to
order suit to be commenced against such de-
linquent and his suretes.


JOHN w. TAYLOR,


Speaker of the House Of Representatives.


JOHN G. CALHOUN,


Vice President of the United States, and


President Of the Senate.


ArrnovHD March II, 1926.


JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.