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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01
MATER or TEE

'
BOTTLED 1T THE sPEINGH
The undersigned have constitute the house o. puFeF LsnP g.
Co. Druggists, Richmond Va t6ls i5r DE UNITED
STlTgS ana ue CONF .DEEAIE sTATE3 ~ AMER Ca
Cd Virginia and many pats % the South sui rapidly
s-trg the Whole country Tie important fact l. vel
established at tie few Mineral waters which win
bear trauo-a.u that has been kept for two 70 i've
years glass without apparent damage either to Ito taste OF Us
The asry rrsrtabls cures performed 6y Il IN Bypeg,la
Cry,, utFri ard DgeHisy, Chronic L.yer Aiss re- NFo
fila GlgdgtJr sod SKIN Diseases. tlrDHr AerCO1s
Con llIiuls B-oHIits F &C. have attracted o. att,nu Of
Dr GGrfhght OF New Orleans In truth know Of no
water Ia Eroue on America rich IA medical substances that
OF RoaZb.dge Aiun sprnFl'
matter little Importance uat hs pUohs 9-d D. pg cG-
p-is=i Of the remarkable efficacy o. The Koesb7ge waters IN
dsesses especially They have Yong stood rruoah 70
cur profession never but 10 these wst has remedy been
found that der eryes the Of specific Tor their cure
Our pamphlets g fied with letters OF the most tl mt pys
claus cergymen lawyers shj an ,aea Of nBr feowc!s MS
certify their personal knosedge snd experience Of the virtues
The unieryaed have now completed such arrangements
bong they cOntdscY believe will enable
fully and promptly 70 meet the steadily growing
CATION upp-ecsdented success or this Mineral Water
not only fountain hy the visitors who have hroaged
h-r but by nvads az distsnt homes has u2ura had
bring Into hA market 20 some extent other walters
water vi DO well % apply directly 90 the undegncl or 10 Their
general sgertsu Richmond whilst DC .rld Will ll All cagsi
care sr supple. hrou % tie house OF PsoEl, Lam Co.. by
whom also they WILDE fn!ed with The proper csuhcaie AMI
The iLUM PowDEFs orMASs being tine redgary salts OF the
water by evaporation have been found BY long eAe
celent substitute FOR with entire safety by
he s and % remote points where the water cannot easily be
transported
For hiil particulars see pamphlet.
We vii cud the pamphlet postpaid on application by letter.
addressed 70 YRAZIER6 RANDOLPH Propre,or,
PostOfice Alum springs
ROckh ugpc v
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IA. ~. H.
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
ALLPURGATORrAL POIsONs,
'hese pills are Natures aperlent

Such Calonel, Blue Pill, SeamononV, and the Drds-
tic Pills made of Aioes, Ganboge, dc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01

PRESIDENTIAL LsysS--A gay aud animated scene Was
,-.en,ed a. the Governors Mansion Thursday on the
s,-t,cn Of che 6rs levoe OF hs EKceency President
Dtvs The hour designated for the reception OF aides
..s from d TO ~ occck and Tor the gentlemen from
~ 20 htfpast I O'Clock. Soon after II o'clock, the Ia
airs began 20 arrive at the Governors Mansion ard Ia a
ho-. time the reception and drawing room were occu-
,.f h, our fair towUsWom-n. Governor Lecher Judge
,,rr and the officials doing the honos In receiving
tt.,. i1 the Hall A. % minutes past N O'Clock, the
r.isat accompanied by the Mayor, arrived 10 open
g,--it-r d-a~n ~ four splendid BAYS and conduct
fy tas Governor and his aids TO the plrlOr. The Ia
M eagerly pressed forNard to testify their respect and
I-..iou for the "hero-Presidsnt and were severaly
s.-al to bin. in the absence Of Mrs Let,her by
A.. o. o.es Wytbe hunford. We did no, witness the
ceremonial. bu, are sure that the ladies' prompted
BIS .t.. % appreciation OF ti personal merits as
......la1 ID soldier vel the impulses Of their
dem eviction the OF which be is the COZ sttucd
-.s.rtlti.e must have Avished upon him their ap-
proving smiles during che exchange OF sliu,ions.
A.r- tls ladies had a. been presented and had with
l-.E- the scatewe1 we're admit d. aud for another
t.- -e President subjected 20 the ordeal Of shak-
- bands vi5 gre hundreds wto went forward for that
tr.r.e DE- had p.easau, word Tor every one aud by
.| r,. tv ard uu0steUta'i0us but digrhsd manner,
-..zri tie popular conc, pi0u of "model President
Ws pared notice o. the ievee for yesterday paper
l.. +. Was crowded ont.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01
THEIR nuICK OPERATION

In case Of Inflammation Bowels Bilious Choc-when Gro
ton and Harlem fall Ave Elk Of RAD WAYS REGULAT
PILLS will produce free end pleasant evacuation from
tho bowes fou 20 six hours There pills
thsrc or purgt i've medicine In existence that will operate 90
peasan L. thoroughly and speedily, Railway Regrl ting
Pills from Nervousness Mel oily, Rstes
ness at Night Dreams Ruth Of Blood 10 the Head Fit and
ladies suffering ths horror arising from Irrczuare Re
tenoa Mcuses the train o. painful feeling un
from distractions speedily rreved q all difficulties by the
use cf RAILWAYS REGULATING PlLISone 81 Ratways Pills
when going TO bed cH qsist nervousness ana induce sleep
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01
NEW YORK
KEROSENE Oil co.
Al Prices to Command the Market
KEROSENE ILLUMINATING OIL
PaRRAFFINE ILLUMINATING OIL
PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING OIL.
MACHINERY OILS.
DEPOT,
COZZENS & co, SO Wster Street, New YORK

EyDWONDg DAVENPORT & CO.,
"a OVER FOB SALE;
SEQ casks "Hbbers" London Porter direct inportAuou,
5OOO bus. 81 Martins" Salt suitable for packing eee' Anu
PORK,
800 bales Cloves,
TOO cases "P 4 q d" stick Lcorice
so pkg GunP0wdsr and Black Teas Of our own inPoFta
uon,
10 cases Preserved Ginger,
1000 ptgs. Fire crackers,
80 kegs Super Carbonate soda,
5000 lbs. ronQua Beans,
50 tons 70, salt,
500 bags Manipulated GuAnc,
100 baskes Heidslek Wine
10 doEsn Rnckeis,
Prre jamaica Rum,
Nsdelrl, sherry and Pert Wine,
HennCsIsy Brandy,
CGret Wire,
Mace and Pepper,
Is bbA Vinegar
Letter Paper, "A,
Soap "gA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01

EsYoss corRr-Tle only case yesterday worth no.
t.as a. s vas 'hat0f Matthew Egan, who charged
v .st1t Morris Lee, at bis house near Hughe.'
Rove Egtn charged Lee sith co-ces'rg bar Of iron
Heargi.g Co BIN. lie, suggested twice IN reply that
EIu was guilty of deliberate iai,thool iu making TIRE
a,..p1 Egtn held another bar u bis right hand. and
coming yced by the mpu,a.io1 sgai-s. bis yerscty,
brought the iron l contact with Lees cr-uuw, trccr.-
ts che scalp, and Vrcsu-iug lee. The Irish mRtrous
Don Che ve.ui-v rushed 20 The r,-ue and pitched iu.0
F-l. l relentless fury. OIe Of the "adies gave blm
"a black eve, another scratched his face and another
Stem 3 tia b.hiuI the ear with "a brcS5st Dispensing
- further particulars suffice 90 90 say that the Mayor
r..r.i E-.1 20 give security for future good beba-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01
THENENy sTYLECAMPEEDsTEAD

HAVING made import mpr In this Bed shall
have supply ready IA the % week. in
Ne all ntsretoi TO call and examine for Themselves have
completed for exhibition.
Theinpovemen consists n vertical hinge which entirely dis
penses with the -ntre legs
All who have exSnned tsay Is the simplest and best
camp pa; poses that can be made.
purchased before this Improvement
have the hinge attached by urnng them my store without
cost
p a-Ihav tppeI for a patent for ths above
Ihsve also Mess Uhetts and Camp Table, style
4 q HOWE. Governor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01
ERE,H BUTTFIt.

E'RE'H BTTTER.
i6 rsns superior Fresh Butter
box Fresh Erys
Just received us county by Cenr, Railroad today
500 hl. p-sc BLOW Potatoes, nice AID fresh p,Ant.
Ing
Family Extra AMI superfue Flour
Waoa's 81. N1gth Carolina Roe u-rrngs.
Fr- sale by, j. s ROBE ATSON,
rvIS-IlG Cor Gov. and Franklin Stretts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01
pAnWAY,s RENnvArING REs0LYFNT

The aniote - decomposition In the h rnd purueni
matter Ia the blood heals and oStera.es an Cheers Alb
Tuberclei EuporI syphc and scrouous sNcre-n
ce me rength Of the utoa ard lencs ygcr
the vital ps1cple ard po0uRs life IL radically cures FORE
Ewes Poyphus other diseases OF the Gandu! swell
ng Ruanns h Ear &C. &c and in fact Tcgererates the
Whole mass ~ the blood.
Railways Remedies sold by Druggists everywhere
80. RANMAN co q. I-Ln Street.. Y Y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01
READY RELIEF

Stops violent pAa moment arrests tn frs symptoms Of ms-
rlcus fyers aad prevents m r pr,gss relieves spasm7 Con
vusous CraGp, Chouc Vomiting, ard OIL tl1r attacks; Is
an absolute specific for Rhtumas Neuralgia Tooth ache Lum
baso Throat the best nal application for S5Ads
Burns Cuts and Coutuons and preventive Of nalarouS
diseases, Is potlyely iufaibls
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01
THE
MAGNOLIA BALM.

PEaFECr AND COMPLETE REMEDY foR
PImPLFS. BEOTCHES,
FEgECELES, EBJPTE1NS,
SUNNI SsN ora TAN,
This Elegant Preparation renders ite tkn soft t rysn ina
pa-inr % Marble Purity Il s and rrfrus rgf au
ulc 10 h. fsce srcr exposure The Sun srt Immediate
relief Sting o. IatCcg Hct log FoIsncu7 enter mo ma
caposioa The Of bottle might hr tt-.r without
ham N. a5yf,1cn ,rs~y u,gdt f tfset, 's ca,s he
,a0re 81 iiHIi6S
Sol! eyeryvher--Price fry Cents Botfle.
" p HAGAN a co, Pr5prc.o-s, Toy, =. 7.
F.sHsR ssEFPAEu, A-ca,s. tg.-.G@Ean
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01
T8E TROOPERS MANUAL,
For Liz Int DragoOns and
MOUNTED RIFLENIEN,
IVoI. 3QmO-PrIce sI,25

- MONS the many urey productions Ia The way Of military
"A tactics vth the emergency q The tnes has ought
forth SNOW O., none more deserving Thc Troopers
GAL c.1pleI Luclls DAVE, he accomplished cavalry
CHsrr. jus. published by A Morris, Of ms city
W particularly invite Ne attention th Sc Interested some
1fe distinguishing features o. his Eork which will
obtain phase The ha-ls o. every seeking !a0ras
ti.r ON fhe subject.
"R-ie - cavalry l proper contains the regular drill OF
che United Stt.s mounted rifles csized ny board o
tei states Arry. tae r-v'lvg manuel " CaPt Bell L.
A. published u any book % tactics the applcs
or he r-rt- single RAMA form atom s, manual
directions handling che ts-tloZt ctls improved
's1ct rar las never before been DubHshed, be-
-ys 70 the cavalry tactics, published and
s1f heretofore u.-r 1 o. be had In WILL
d.a1 te -re edition ragioy 10 dsAppesr Uhiy
Jus, n1asstei by A NORRIS
r- % .nUe md
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01
MEDICAL CARD.


DIR. A. Y. =. Garnett,
IIAyING removed his residence Washington, D. @ to
IA Richmond will hereafter pursue the practice Of Ills probes
sion Ia this city and vcbly.
oFrcE Main Street H. TIylOrsnsIt door to Meade
A Hsk erisD mafs ON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01

IJOCK Nd W0SELLR WINES large quantity
Of the above, 10 wood anc EsssowE hand
The Wines wy superior AMI pleasant In weather
Ror sale by o. CRAM,
my22 No. Exch5ugr Block.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01
TURF OIL.

M.D,soS Y. c April i2.h, 81.
NTFSSES, DOVE & CU.-GENTLEAsS 1t Is due 70 you
vi that you wonderful letter my
by your Invaluable TURF OIL. had ring With letter
hands for !wo years. aud mad got under finger
nails TIED a the DsGsrs Of acquaintance and their
III f any good Ny hands had got bad could
scarcely do work vim tem-hey would OF bleed was
ed BY gentleman vh) had uisd the TUF Oh his horse ior
bs case scratches cur ed him tSice applying f.
thought woul 81 4 trs thought % cts bottle and
using abogt twelve go ard used three
bottles before uy Improvement bat when lad used
Eve bottles my hands so and well they
oe Up ti a Ire return
II doe hi1 cheap tier only costing 81 25
and thanks you. had like forgot say that have tried
It cuts with great sa'isfactoa
With great respect, lam yours, &c,
my23 "A Copyl TH0S j. ROBERTSON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01
CRLtC BARGAINS ~ DRY GOODS

g,tNs. CUNS-Doas.s barrel Cans, f.r sale By
Ii -,.- VAN Law TAYLOR co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01
WANTED.

NOR Quarter Masters department Five Hun ~
i GFed .COd s"rviCCnbic Horses, for Ar 'tzs-ts1
lery No horses be oftred but those which g ~
perfectly sound IN every repec!. u. r. PtCKLkN,
sp2I-d2m MAJ and Or Master.
XGTUFAT yFkETED.-CssN will be paid for both While
" and Red "@est n all grades from common % good fair.
Receivers will please give a c.ll
app B L. sOhEEVILI.E6 CO., 18Th St, Cary.
INDIAN CsaOAAs OGUE-A cure for Agge and
j Fryer, &c. For sale by DOVE co,
mhis Druggists.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01

DIEECTyFs. Il
Wm. y. Msc'..lGud, Prest Farmers Bank.
Wa. G. CreusIav, era u Cfeashaw q Co.
Wellington GCli.E, firm ol Gotdin Apperscn.
r. ". McCalce, arm Of Dunlop, Moncrre A DC.
q. 4. rstrg 'a'e Aru Of warwick Bsrksdsle.
Jas II. Grllt, Tobacco Ntllfzct uTsr.
l.. D. C-srshaw, fan of HaxaI Cre1shaw Co.
John J. E,con, Grn Of Bacon d Baskerville
3. Z. HaEsil arm o. Haraii Orenshav O..
John Cuuit Jr. ship Owner
Wu. Il. Warwick, Hrrr o. Warwick Barksdals
Jas. Alfred Jones Attorney 1t Law,
o. @. k.iltt. Builder
y. @. Ruun, Agricultg-ist sni Manufacturer.
W. W C-1mp, Attorney o. Law.
Iss nunln In n nlnop. Manrnre 90. no
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PnErrUm uyr.

e~S TERB IL oonssdsd 70 be the most dslcors scols
In the World used BY
lily In yB0R solely for this climate and should be
every Southern Family, d..
stomach bowels They fall 70 make
DYsPEPsIa Nervous Headac &c With pain IN the
bowels immediate relief disodered
ves aud deblaied persons they VII! gve vital
energy the whole system. They only need trial 70 give them
Biers Thee bters be had o.
hessrs GRAY, PURCELL ADD GO ana by all pomlnen,
Druggists ne city Of Richmond and IN Virginia and
North Carolina Also by C. sTOTT 4 co Washington CRY y
O.; CANDY dfLPIa 90 Baltimore: B. f. FAHNEsToCK CO.,
Philadelphia and BARNES PARK, Ne~ YORK
Orders nlled by Addressing H. BAKER Proprietor,
Febe - fncnIN Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-01
ROCRRwEDGE ALUM sPRlNas

FFNHs delightful and quiet RETREAT vii he opened -
Z visitors the 18th Of May. II five miles from Mill a.
boro' Depot
EoaRD-t2 per day go per mont-chdren servants
price
ssE-An ample supply Of ICE secured
myi8-Im PRAITER 4 RANDOLPH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

LieutenantsG Governor who shall not have attained
the Gge of as years, and been citizen Of and resi-
dent within the State for the space Of four years
next preceding his election,
Third That article thirty.nine OF the Constitution
be and the same is hereby repealed.
Fourth, That article forty.siS of the Constitution
be altered SO as to read as follows, to-wit: He shall
be COMMANDMENT Chief of the army and navy Of
this State and of the militia thereof.
Fifth That article one hundred and twenty.six he
altered so as to read follows. to.wit: ANY citi.
zen of this State, who shall, after the passage OF
the Ordinance of Secession of the State Of Louis
lana from the Federal Union, fight a duel with
deadly weapons with citizen of this State, or send
or accept challenge to fight duel with deadly
weapons either within this State or out of it, with
citizen of this State, or who shall act as second,
or knowingly aid or assist in any manner those
thus offending, shall be deprived Of holding any
office of trust or profit and Of enjoying the right
of suffrage under this Constitution and the office
Of any State officer, member of the General Assem-.
bly,, or Of any other person holding Office of profit
trust under this Constitution, and the laws made
in pursuance thereof, shall be, ipso fdcto vacated
by the fact of any such person committing the
offence mentioned in this article, and the Legsla.
ture shall provide by law for the ascertainug and
declaration of such forfeiture.
Sixth That article one hundred and twenty-seveu
be altered so as to read as follows, to.wit The
Legislature shall have power to extend this Con-
stution and the jurisdiction of this State over any
territory which may be acquired by the State of
louisiana
Seventh, That article one hundred and twenty
eight be altered so as to read as follows, TO- wit :
None of the lands heretofore granted by the Con.
gress of the United States to the State of Louisiana
for aiding in constructing the necessary evees and
drains, to reclaim the swamp and overlooked lands
in this State, shall be diverted from the purposes
for which they were granted, except for armng
and defending the State.
Adopted in Convention at the City Of New Or
leans, this first day of February, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one
LStsned -, a. MOuTON,
President Of thu Convection Of the State of Louisiana
Attest: D. Thus. WHEAT Secretary. fel5 lot
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-19

Nous, lie peuple de la Louisiana. assemble. on
| Convention d6clarons ct ordonnons que toute per
some bre ct blanche comprise dams fes tlgoties
suiyaues sera consid6rG ct est par la presepte d.
clarGe citoyen de la Louisiana. SAVIOR
Prcmitrement, Toute personue qut d fa date de-
l'adoption de Performances de secession cest5 4
dire lie vingtsixitme jour de ianvier, mil hut cent
soixante. et-un. Gtait citoyeu dc Get Etat RE
mainteuant marGe on qui Sc marera \ lid ctoyelt
de Get Etat. ct qui acquis GU acquerira un dorni
| cile dams lEtat.
| Troisi6mement Toute personne nee oJi anaitre
hors des mites ct de la jaridicton de Get Fiat.
don't lie ptre est ou l'epoque de sa naissance
gu de conception, c0yen do Get Etat: Bietf
cntendu, cependant que les droits de citoyen ne se
transmettront pas aux personnes don't III heres
mont jamais Gtab leur domicile dams lIstats@'a
Quatremement, Toute personne nee ietraneer
qu la date de la secession ausdite await dGci8r6
son intention de devenr citoyen es dts Flats TTnia
an vertn das Ibis de
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[ N o. 10 :
!
AN ORDINANCE

| AN ORDNANCE
| authorizing the payment of certain Draft
drawn Oh the late SItIs-Trensury of the
United States Mt New Orleans.
| Whereas, the State Of Louisiana has taken under
| its control the funds deposited in the late Sub
Treasury of the United States at New Orleans but
considers 1t just that certain drafts drawn against
| the same should be paid.
SECTION l. Therefore, be ii ordained bikte Peor7e
Of ne State Of Louisiana, in Convention assembled
That the State Depository of said funds be- and he il
hereby authorized to pay all drafts drawn in the le
CLIMATE course of disbursement by the discussing
officers of the United States on the funds hereto.
fore deposited in the Sub-Treasury of the United
States at New Orleans to the credit Of said officers
respectively. Provided that no draft shall be paid
except out of the officer drawing the same; and
provided further, that the aggregate amount of
drafts hereby authorized to be paid shall not ex-
coed the sum of $30G,592 50. (threc hundred and
six thousand, five hundred and ninety.two dollars
and eighty Cents.)
Sec. 2. Be il further ordained, That the State
Depository aforesaid be and he is hereby authorized
TO pay all outstanding drafts drawn by the United
States prior to the passage of the Ordinance of
Secession against the funds heretofore deposited
in the Sub-Treasury of the United States at New
Orleans, to the credit of the public revenue of the
United States. Provided that the aggregate
amount of said drafts shall not exceed the sum of
ZIG IA, Zone hundred and fortysiX thousand
two hundred and twenty-six dollars and seventy.
four cents) but no transfer draft or drafts on the
bullion fund shall be recognized or paid.
SEC. 3. Be further ordained, That the sum of
s3l ,l64 A, thirty-one thousand one hundred and
sxty-four dollars and forty.four cents) standing
the credit of the Post Office Department on
he books Of the late Suh-Treasurer of the United
States at New Orleans, is hereby held subject 10
draft of the United States, in payment of postal
services until otherwise ordered by this Conven.
ton, the General Assembly of the state
SEC. 4. Be it further ordained, That no draft
whatever shall be paid Of the said Depository of
said funds until he shall have given bond with
surety to the Governor of this State, as provided
twentyn day of January, 1861.
= Adopted in Convention, at the city of New
orleans, this second day of February, in the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-one.
Signed A. MOTION
President of the Convention of he Stnte Jnu,,iuro
<h'ast' =. Illus NiEAI secretary. fe15 lot
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UNE ORDINANCE
UNE ORDINANCE
Autorfsa lie Placement dc certafns mantluta
tires sur la S"us~Tresorcric DIES Etats-Unis
q In Observation-Disclosures.

Autorisantle patement dc certnfns mandntg
tires sslr la S"us~Tresorcric DIES Eta ts-Unis
n In Observation-Disclosures.
Attendu que l'Etat de Ia Louisiana pris ct place
sous lie controle les onds Opposes la soustrGsorerie
des Etats UniS Ia NOuvceO Orleans, mails consid1re
quill est Juste que certains mandats, tires sur la
ditto sous-trc5orerie, soient pages en- consequence
SECTION |. lie pcuple de lEtat de la Louisiana as
sembG en- Convention, ordunne:
Que lie dtpositare des dts fonds, nommG par l'E-
tat, est ct demeure nutorise, par Ia prGsene payer
tous les mandats tires pour payer dcs dGpenses lGg
times par les agents cOmptables des Etats Uuis sur
les fonds antGrieurement dGpOsS Ia SOUS trsnrerie
des EtatsUnis Ia Nouvellc. Orleans au credit des
dts agents comptables reSpectivement
ben cntendu, qu'aucun mandat ne sera page que
sur Ia balance qdi sc trouve au credit de rocier qu
aura tire lie dit mandat
Ell ben entendu de plus, que lc montant total DIES
mandats, don't lie Placement est autorisG par la pre-
sente neXcedera pas la sOmme de S306 592 So trois
cent six mile cling cent quatrevingtdouze piastres
quatre yngt cents.
SEC 2. Ordonne dc plus Que e dit d6positare
de TEtat est ct demeure antorisG payer tous les
mandats tires par les Etats Unis avant Ia Dassation
de Performance secession les fonds antGreure
ment depoSes Ia souStrGsorerie des Etats-Unis Ia
NouVelle. Orleans au credit du revenu public des
Etats Unis.
Bien entendu que lie montant total des dts man.
OATS n,eXcGdera pas la somme de Sl46,226 "A, cent
quarante-sl% mile deux cent vngt-SX piastres ct
solXantequatorze cents, mas mandat de trans
tert GU mandat tire lie fonds destinG au Placement
des dGp0ts dor ct d'argent ne sera reconnu valabe
gu pave.
SEC 3. Ordonne de plus que Ia somme de
S3l ,l64 A. rente,etun mile cent soixante ouatre
pastres quarantequatre cents qui Sc trouye au Gre
dit dn departement des postes, sur les vres de la CT
deyant sous tr6sorerie des Etats. Uns la Nouvee-
Orleans est par la prGsente destin6e Placement des
mandats des Etats Uns tires pour payer lie service
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