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GRAVES OF TIE FEDERAL DEAD.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ORDER OF THE
Commander-in-Chlefo of the g. A. R., Post No. 1, De-
partment of South Carolins, will, Tau DAY, the
2eth instant. Decorate the Graves Of the Union sol-
diers inferred In Magnolia Cemetery. near the City
of Charleston.
The exercises will be in charge Of Commander N.
K REED, assisted by the subordinate ofaoers and
comrades OF the Post, and will commence near tho
Chapel at Magnolia at Four O'Clock p. NJ. Brief ad
dresses and other appropriate services arc expected
in ad ion to the floral decorations Of the o:casion
Those who honor the National Banner and vene-
rate the names and deeds of the brave who fell in
its defence. are cordially invited to attend and par
cipate in the ceremonies.
Omnibuses will start from Line-street every ten
minutes for Magnolia on the afternoon of the Goth.
The Comnotttee cs Arrangements will gratefully
receive oil offerings Of flowers and other decorations
that may be rendered them. Military Hall, prior to
III O'Clock A. M, or at the Chapel at Magnolia before
4 O'CLOCK =. NJ, on the 2ath, and request floral
contributions from all who can furnish hem
Mayo 2~
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Al T. 0 = ID q D ID Q 3 R D !.

THrs NEW AND GOMMODIOUg HOUSE. IouAT.
ED CORNER OF Broadway and Forty second street.
possesses adyantages oReE al Other houses the a04
commOdhton Of 10 guests. sc was built expressly
for 6rst-olass 1snily boaedlng house-the Eoorns
being large and en- snits by steam sc.
ana cold water. sn4 second % none; While
hands, a5EarainR GUESTS an uheq1aaled tahzs. sSa
81 U1tA OksAtE0oda Potent ElevAtorv 10 slso among
ne sneode esn tmprev nnd at the service q
Thst srcaaway and UnavsessH Pisce Cars pass tho
door eyeEy feuE minutes. fun1ing. fe0M Che City
AyenM8 jfu6s Aks but short fy0ck ON oiti,er kine
axpe tor e0snnuniceaing with MI
shoa deYots sssaRaboAf landings, plscee 0e nnruse.
Me@t an4 EustnesB cs TIE great nnetxOpotis. ~ q
.8 MeSaS& ~ AOaASEYs ErOPwAeters. go
HeN9h 12 s3s SsSsss z "a 6raoa K
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lMeetiuas.

CHARLESTON TYPOGRAPzaICAL
UNION. No. 43.
A TTEND THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
IA OF your Union. THIS (Jaturday) EyRNIro
18th inst, at Masonic Hall, at Eight O'Clock
May ~ ~ ~ q. ADAMS, Secretary
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financial.

HOYT &c GARDNER.
No. s NEw-sTREET
NEW YoRK, May 10, 1869.
THE RECENT CONSOLIDATION OF THE Gov
ERNMENT BOARD. the Regular Board and the
open Board of Brokers, under the name of
The New York Stock Exchange,
gives increased faciiti:s to the hrm of HOYT &
GARDNER, in the transaction of the COMMISSION
BUSINESS IN GOLD, BONDS AND STOCKS.
They are represented in the Gold Exchange Room
by their Mr.. HOYT, and have two seats in the New
York Stock Ex' hange, where faithful attention is
given to orders in Government Securities State and
City, Railroad. and Miscellaneous Bonds and Stocks.
They are also represented IN the New York Mining
Stock Board, where Southern Securities are regular
ly called. To these, special attention is given.
Gold, Governments, Stocks and Bonds, bought
and carried, and sold short, margins. Interest
allowed on margins. Interest allowed on deposits
Of Gold at the rate Of per cent, and Of Currency
at the rate Of per cent. subject to sight check.
All orders by Mail Telegraph promptly exc
cuted. ii} I
MARGINS REou1nnD-on Gold. s per cent. on the
par Of Gold; on Stocks and Bonds, 10 per cent. On
the par value; on Governments. per cent. their
par value. .a ....
CoMans.IoNs.-On Gold, Lie of one per cent; on
Governments. lie Of one per cent ON Stocks and
Bonds called at the New York Stock Exchange, x
of one cent. on all other Securities, Il of one
per cent.
T. A. HOYT, vice-President Gold Exchange and
Member New York Stock Exchange
JAMES GARDNER. formerly Of Georgia.
WM., r. OWENS. Member New York Stock Exchange
and Mining Stock Board.
May22 "a
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ssJ 4n s5.4o7. .8O6 az
Interest overdue to date and un- ,4 s
paid ~. ...... s........... 4S4. .791 50
-a (, $3.50 .o97 .
Bonds issued January /, 1869, to
redeem bills Of the Bank Of the %
Total debt at date. ........ sc. .875. .997 70
The State, has assets Of the nominal
value of $2,754,66o, which may one day
produce $780, 1000 or $500 900; SO that We
have practically to meet the interest ON,
and provide for the payment Of, nearly
So, O00 600 As security for this debt we
have real and personal property to the
amount Of $2Oo, 900, 900; property which is
increasing in value every day and will be
worth half as much again as soon as the
Radical snake is scotched or killed outright.
This ID an ample margin, and makes it seem
unreasonable that the six per cent. bonds
Of the State should sell at Is, at which rate
they viii pay q Psr cent:Son the invest.
..e..- !A.sz9,..ss..isaa;.s .ss..isaa;s asvv ovun made. Ws
believe, for the payment OF, the interest due
on and after Jusg '1y'Gnsi this interest will
continue to be paid NOT by new 4oans, but
by the proceeds Of taxation.
(8s Oae Of two considerations must then be
The cause Of tho want sof confidence In our
State securities. The. capitalist either
doubts the good faith Of our people or fears
that our RsdinM goysrnment, will pile up
the debt Do high as to bankrupt tho State
In regard to the Arst OF these sonsidsfa-
tons, It may be said unequivocally that
there viii be no reputation OF the State
debt Of South Carolina. We were forced
ny the sword or the enemy to fepuaiate
the war debt Of the State, . thing which
che people still regard with feeling Of
wounded pride; but no power, short Of an
invading. army, can compel the. State to
slough OFF the debt whioh che NOW owes.
In regard to the oonstituhonality Of the aet
Of Assembly authorizing tho issue OF bonds
in exchange for the bills Of the Bank Of the
State, there is.s wide difeersnes oE opinion;
but business sense and eomneeroisl aeumenE
win prevent any attempt % repudiase eysn
these bonds, because, to taint part or the
debt is.to cast suspicion ON tho Whole. In
se'@sns l'a oI ~l,uvooV aoo We snoula impair
.ao sa,ue 81 e1,vov,ooo ana MAKE y I'm,
,s7.Dle 90 oD'alh = 'oan % sessensDie raves
~. .'.'e. :. oul nsvssslueS' yWs, .aoFesoae,
S-ss.. go Avs s.sa.sa 'aa. esely oollsl q 'ns
,s.sSA,, $500 S's'. 0sDs w~ ~ Prompay ana
.y pa.a,.no' oy tne hsoicsls, ous
80 80 ... pss..0aa psFss's lwa,on sv'll' Pc
a." 'a1' sle ossl' 0ohtFot 'lias ana govern ! !
'Av -. sssse.
,l.Ae sseona eons,aerasien=:s. ssi'ts-
1e''s WV run up 2 deDs 80 large that y can
Hs ny paaa-aS .--. ass seoae erase. They have
.s ss ossS', 80 nay = y maze MI maSney
~. ~. go Il !: au.oa ZOE ils any one q dorot
.n. An. 80 - . n0oa 49, s..A =. sgn pR
ah,x Sson,d ,s..sss .,.,s I. ..s -
r.. ,,,,h,;. a,".ssA. A 80 Wa .oul sasse., =
.hs rr;.;s.aa ..s 80 ~. ,Sat 80 s0o.1 -
n,acsa Tss 800. a. ~ -. ~ ~ = 49,
and NV bavs Sy $3.50. ~. -. X s!s 'as.I mousns !
scr.ns Thav a. ~. ."0 osnOs ono .',
dp,,oss ~ sah.,.s -. .,v.0s, snu n1l
.ha sta,s J.nt s nn,s.. ~ .a.se.y. an0lsaSln
in tho Ma wha.ha. 80 s.s. ~. Aays NV. arser
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G H A r Il E s TON.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 90, 1869.
The State Debt.

According to the report made by the
Comptroller General to the General Assem-
bly,, the debt Of the State of South Carolina
on October lst, 1868, was as follows:
Three per cent. stock. -: s SO 1856 GO
Six per cent. Gre loan) stock. 314 .453 SO
Six per cent. Estate Honse) stock 2,2s6, 600 90
Six per cent bonds and stooks.... 1,2s2, ,971 az
Five per cent. (fre lcan) bonds. \. 484. .444 81
Six per cent. blue Ridge Railroad)
bonds. Observation-Disclosures. =. 100000 90
est $500. .8O6 az
Interest overdue to date and un- 'a
paid -. ...s..'........ ...., 4S4 791 50
.-a, rt = i've =. .F.tN; 3
$5.s42. .O97 7s
Bonds issued January i, 1869. to
y redeem bills Of the Bank Of the -s4 M
5, State ...,.................... y. i,ess. 900 co
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Celebrations.

IN E c % Hk "A Il % N
Or
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XKTANTED. AGENTS FOR THE AMERI-
Nv CAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK, in both Eng
sh and German. by Robert Stewart. v. s.. OF Miss.
ne work covers the whole ground Of the bre eeding
both IL Sickness and health. 1t has won lis way to
popular favor. and is to-day the most popular and
best selling Horse Book out. Address @. r. VEN f,
Publsher. Cincinnati. O. 6no& March 10 .
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llDants.

WANTED, 1sOAES0 EOII n GENTLE
w MAN AND WIFE, Or would rent act of
rooms near Northeastern Railroad. Address T. W.
, Key Box II. ~ MAY %
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WrANTED-AGE ENTs TO SELL TnE
w AMERICAN KNINING MACHINE. Price
$25. The simplest, cheapest and best Knitting Ma
chine ever invented. Will EMIT 20 900 stitches per
minute. Liberal inducements to Agents. Address
AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE COMPANY
Boston. Mass, or st. Louis Mo.
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WANTED. EVERYBODY TO SUB.
w SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRARY
CHARLES @. RIGHTER'S Select Library Of New
Books contains all of the latest publications.
April II No. 10l KING-STREET
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MTANTED, FIRST-CLAsS TRAVEI.-
w LING SALESMEN In every State. Good
wages or liberal per cont and steady employment.
Address, with stamp. B. F. HOWE, No. $50 Arch
street, Phliadelphia. Pa. anoa Ancila s
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The Juv,nne Ban at the White uou.e.
Washington Dispatch 10 the Ny Hsr.Is1

Washington Dispatch 10 the ~ Y. Herald
Inc iaoles Of the executive mansion were con-
sderably embarrassed by requests from grown
people tc be included among the invited; but as
al me space Afforded by the East Room was
needed for the enjoyment Of the children. of
course the number of Invitations issued was limit
ed IN number and confined exclusively TO children
In sending forth the invitations the presidents
childreH showed themselves to be thoroughly de-
rmocratc for the children Of obscure parents
we're incl1ned with those belonging to the dirni.
taries OF the nation. Promptly ate o,cIocr The
carriages D gan to arrive. The happy little ones
s oas upon the carpet laid across the por.
uco IRON The carrisge 10 the door, filled with the
mos, Joyonh expectancy. As the minutes rolled
On .he airVAls OF carriages were more numerous
ano toe bisstie and excitement increased.
~ O'CLOCK quite brilliant assemblaRe of ill.,
venIes hled the parlors. The president and his
daughters, Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. Slower mia
gied with The merry throng, and seemed TO con-
template With great pleasure the happy faces
with which shey were surrounded. Those who
were present this evening had the rare pleasure
OF beholdtpg Mrs Andrew johnson, the wife of
the president, who was drawn from her fayorite
retirement ~ the prospect of sharing the happi-
the East Room was the erection Of platform for
the musiciahs, which was covered with pink tar
latan and feftooned with evergreens. At each
corner steoa hover stand, containing beautiful
master, matshaled the children in the long hall
and arraDgee them In couples, after which the |
grand promenade commenced, led by a son of /
Gen. Eastman and Miss Lilly Slower. The prom |
enade was succeeded in regular order by the fol. |
lowing programme:
w. Quadrlle, Faust. 3. Polka, Won Bnse, 4.
Schottische, Weverein. 5. Lancers, Weingarteu.
G. Galop, ohm Strauss. Intermisson. 4. Waltz
lVinsge swsllows), Strauss. s. Basket quadrille,
Leimbrecbt. 3. Esmeralda, Newcomb. TO- Var.
sovienne, Dodworth. IL. Lancers, Weingarten.
u Polka redows, Helmsmueller. 49, Galop,
strauss. Il Quadrille, socable, Strauss,
At the oonelusisn of the first part of the pro-
1ramme Miss Lilly McCallum. little girl about
i've years OLD, danced the " Highland Fling ;" and
acquitted herself very creditably. During the in.
The juveniles were ushered into the
pacious state dining room, where a magnificent
able, loaded down with cakes, fruits, confection-
~ and flowers, and splendidly decorated under
ne able management OF steward Thomas, awaited
hem. The happy party at once proceeded to do
oil justice to the good things provided, and for
q hour That room contained the merriest throng
nat ever assembled around that festive board. !
he number Of children present was about one
undred and fifty.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF ). 3.

BANKRUPTCY-ESTA OF J. BENZ.
ChaDoer-Uni ed states Marshal flea District of Lon
ana. New Oreans, Jan a. 1859 This il TO sive notice
that on tie 5lst day Of December D. 1868 warrant in
bankruptcy issued against the es.ate OF j
FEM Ihancler, Of ihe city Of New Oresns in
me parish OF Orleans and state OF Louisiana who al
judged bs krupt bis petition paymen az
debts and delivery Of any property belonging 10 said
bankrupt 70 bi for his and the transfer Of anv nr
perry BY him are forbidden by Law; that meeting Of he
eoors Of the sad bank upt to debts and Ia
choose assignees Of his estate will IA hed a.
Court Of Bankruptcy to be holden al Exchange Place
In be city New urieans ousana before Donstien A.
gust Register, the 9th day Of February D. 1899 al II
mo. 20. + r URppox
Jas fe6 o. g. Marshal Dist ~ ~ I.o;ss,.
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OFFICIAL.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANs, I
City Hall, Jan. Z, 1869.

mo. 12l4-N. 81
Resotued. That the sum OF forty dollars [s4O)
Ior each and every month, from the frst day
OF November, eighteen hundred and sixty
elght, Until the thirty-frst day of October,
same is hereby appropriated for the payment
Oh the rent Of the Office occupied by the Gus.
todlan OF notarial records, in his official capacity
hesotued further, That the controller be and be
Is hereby instructed to warrant on the treasurer,
10 favor of said custodian OF notariaI records at
The end of each and every month, during the
period aforesaid, for the monthly sum Of forty
dollars (s40) aforementioned
(Signed) G. PANpELY.
PRESIDENT pro TEN. Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
In force by virtue of law:
JOHN W. OVERALL. Secretary
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BAkKRUPTCY-EsrArE or Rrrprxv

BAkKRUPTCY-Fsr mn vr,-,,.
ana New O,In Tnites States Marshal District Of Lous
IN ,oe go day Of December D. is Wsrrsnt i .nst
nj i;fhsons Issued against the estate Of Rsnben
Iousans ~ .. me parish Of Concorda and STATE 81
tbs he We Wa ban krupt on his own pettion
belonsns - h any debts and delivery propertv
70 suen bankrupt to him or for hs nss 90 ~
mee,ise of ny property BY him forbidden byis. that
a tns creditors Of the said bankruo 10 nrovs a..
b bs no 70 choose ore ssssnees Of hs %
change Place IN a. 70 be holden No ii tx
d Is :. AIgostn Register the 18th day III snp
A-NO Isl. = a., rr-z
80 ~ u g. Marshal District N T.anisi ana.
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INp inaAANNKRUPTCY-EsrArE or AIEx

Np5nnAAN kKUPTCY-EsTATE OF ALEx
Iouis,sna ~ statss Marshal rfce Dist Ct Of
IN ns, Ga ,ns zeh day December D. isS warrant
Brosn 81 a. nsssS AGAINST the estate Of Asxand p
ton tss ~ sno was asudg,d bankrupt on bis own pst
b ~ me pay ment OF aay debts delivery
70 such oankrupt him or Tor his uss snS ~
s u sny property oy him forbidden bv law. thaf
ie led one OF more sssgnees estate viii
49, ~ Nourt OF bankruptcy TO be hoden a. NJ a.
6xenange Place, in the city Of New 0rissns ~ =.
N Aueustin Reester, The Isl dsV ~ Febss
A 1863. at u O'Clock n. ~ ~ esf VI feoraAry,
ds2q ioe1 =. J. HEBRON
" o Marshal, District OF Lou.sisna
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IN BApKRUPTCv- ov -,

BAs KRUPTCY-ESTATE OF ANDREW n
woods nited States Marshas Office District Of IouS
ana New Orleans La Dec IS ls6-hs Is TO give notice sbat
gup sS pa a Gsy q Deeemeer 1868 Warrant in Bank.
IuPy was issued against The estate Andrew o. Woods az
me town OF Lobdells Plantation in the parish Of W.,
oaon Rouge and State Of louisiana who was adudeeS
oasIu pt on DIS Own petition; that the PAYMENT If
Sy oeos anq delivery OF any property belonging TO such
70 Dim or Tor hts and the transfer Of anv
poperty oy him, forbidden by law that rneetine ~
OF The said bankrupt to prove their debts and to
one or more assgrees of his estate wi be held AZ
Pscs 81 sar5Tup,ey % be holden No Al Exchange
o. - O'clock n. ~ Va '""NAi5, A. D. Aoos
A-No. 1s6. FT urppov
deg ia3O u 4 Narshsi n,s.s nI.Sy ~,
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BANK OF THronopR
Frs and Iheophi Fri indivd ally and as cops,tners
Of the i'm Of Theodore fros Co United states
Office, Db trct Of Louisiana. Orleans JsnnarT a lao
Tots TO give notice that the 4h day of Jsna ~
1869. IN bankruptcy ued sCainst hs
OF Theodore frois and Thsophe Fr.s indviduay and s
eopa tness OF the nrm or Theodore Fros Co.. of the
city OF New Orleans, in the perish Of Orleans ana
OF Il usana, who have been sdudged bankrups on tbeT
own petition that tee payment any debts and DELIVER
OF any property belonging to such bankrupts 10 them ~
Their use and the transfer Of any property by them are
forbidden by law; that meeting OF the dors ~ ~
said 70 prove their debts choose one or
ruptcy TO be holden at NO IL Exchange Piare IN bs & -
New Orleans, Louisiana, before Donatien Aneustin
on the cay OF February A. 1862 o'clock
<i0 r j. HEBRON.
ja5 Gu U. s. Marshal, District OF Tonisiana
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MAYoRALTY OF NEw ORLEANS,
City Hall, Jan. z, 1869.

MAYoRALTY OF NEw ORLEANS,
City Hall, Jan. z, 1869. (
mo. 12l5-N.s.l
Resolued, That the committee on Water Works
be and they are hereby authorized to receive
communications for the leasing of the Water
Works, now owned by this city, with view OF
making lease of the same for term Of years.
re JUTtheT resOlced, That said committee be
and they are hereby directed to report offers that
they may receive, for lease of the Water Works
ior term OF years, with view of making lease
OF said Water Works and extending the same, and
that they report by ordinance or otherwise as
they may see fit.
ResoiUed, That bids will be received for FIVE
Gays from the PRONUNCIATION Of the above.
(Signed) g. PAsDrTv
President pro TEN. Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MET
President Board Aldermen.
(Signed) JOHN r. Coxw.v Ma.
A true copy:
- JOHN w. OVERALL, Secretary.
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DEF ITION.
PETITION,
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Is. 1863.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Ia 1863
10 the Honorable the Common Council Of New Orleans.
Oentemen-7he undersigned property owners on Ro-ar
street, between Poydras Common ana Iaf.y az.
emf the number OF feet front hereinafter entionad A.
most respectfully inform your honorable body the $1,000 ~
street between Lafayette and Common are mat fog
veors you 70 have said bsnquett or sid walks nsves
ss ~ oto according to law, for whhh will ever Draw
THoS o,NETL So feet
PATRICK MSRPHY. 10 fat
fHOs. MAREEY. so feet
y. A. WEBER, l2O feet
e A. BRIDGE l50 feet
CHA9. ROSS, CD fest
JOHN CROFT 24O feet
LAWRENCE McGREUNF n fat
WALTER CUNEIN CHAM I'd feet
WILLIAM SHERIDAN 81 feet
JOHN FORD, 50 feet
COUTLEDGE a RAINEY 100 saat
PATRICK MAHtR 80 feet
HtNRY GAINES 80 feet
EDWARD LYNCH. 95 Tee.
kCHMIDT BIEGLER, 100 fact
j. BEIKERY lSl feet
u HIN BAKERY, so feet
Petition signed Ia 9l2 feet.
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II BANKBUPTCY-EsrArE OF JANEs =

BANKRUPTCIES OF JANKs T
niteo States Marshas Office District Of Ious
hs rev O5ean DECEMBER 30 lS6S-This to give notice
.nat on the 5Uth day OF December A. d. lS68 warrant ~
was issued against the estate Of James John
son view orleans in the parish of Orleans and Staa
o. houlsi "a, who was adj sdged Bankrupt on bis
yTn peuuoni that the payment Of any deb and
OF oL his use and the transfer Of any property By him
oy law; that meeting of the editor ~ 49,
sara bankrupt TO prove thsir debts and 10 cho e one ~
OF his estate viii be held Court of Banrpnt
70 pc holden at No Al Exchange Place in the citv NJ
vi % Lousispa before Donation Augustin Retster
A-Ro 202 - - - a. ~ s.9e.A
J LEO U g. MarEhal ctofT
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ton bsrLr ~ Louisiana I'm the matter Of VIM b. HsmiI-
Hs- ups-In Bankruptcy, No. 383-whersas Willia,n
duly declared Sn q New va orsaD: and District
- ioo has this day fled in said Court nstition sen
nh and certificate thereof sp al his d.bts an5
o'xeL Claims provabe under said aet - - e9"ss anu
thsiy 49, therefore, given to all creditors who have rroved
dav ~ anu 70 ~ other persons IN interest tie lfh
iooS 81 ii assigned FOR the haar,ne
sho that they may then there attend and sho
should not y 1sy nave why the Of the said petition
urner notice given that Bankrupt VIII
Jannarv before Register Augusn. on ire 9th da If
10 4 De- i0os' at his once, Al Exchange Alley at
S Sisr oHics New Orleans, December a. 1859
K LOEW. Deputy Clerk
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CONSTITUTION Y. M. M. L. A,

the furniture fixtures thereof 10 conduct themselves
incnnsistentiy with decorum and propriety.
RULE Any person who shall defsce, Inutlats alb
tract newspaper peodoA, placed file upon the
Reading Room tables shall pay TO the equal
g four times the vane thereof and for repeated onse.
shall be liable to expulsion
RULE Any mer:bcr Shall be privileged 10 introduce
friend not resident Of the city whose name must be regis
tered In book provided for that purpose and who will
ceive from the Librarian ket Of admission The term Of
four weeks, TO the rooms Of the Association
RUIZ s. An order from member draw books does not
ene the holder to the privileges OF the ReGing Room.
RUIZ g. These rules shall be binding and Of like with
the preceding Bylaws and win be amended In Like
at the discretion Of the Beard Of Directors.
Signed SAMUEL k0LLEN.
ROWLAND u. TTMPSON,
q TAYLOR WEBSTER,
r. w. PERKINS.
JOHN GRE ANFIELD.
GUSTAVE HITOT,
JAMES 7. FUCKER.
WIN COOKE,
ARTHUR Bf.ACHE,
OSCAR X. LYLE,
Executive Committee {. N. NJ L. A.
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE, CRY HALL
New Orleans. Jan. 5, 1869.
Notice is hereby given that the controller will.
at his office, on Saturday, JAM o, 1869, at noon.
seJudicate to the lowest bidder or bidders the
above contract according to plans and sneciaca.
hohs on file in the Office of the city surveyor.
PAS. LABARRE,
Deputy Controller.
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