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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-20

MI OIElB OUb
SfOCK OF CHROkOS,
kOTTOES AND OIL PAINTINGS
AT DISCOUNT OF
TWENTY-FIVE PEI GENT,
IN order TO dispose of those on hand, that We MAY
lay In O new Let Of the same character. Those now
on hand comprise socse very besutiful landscape,
bgure and fruit pieces and home aud Su oday school
notices. The prices range from 60 cents TO u for
the Ohroncs, with some very handsome Oil Paint
inss from $s to eco, on 81 q which we allow the
priced bnt good EDsrayinss and Frames, which We
Include in the above Offer This an excellent op-
portunity to obtain good Pictures ct wholesale
prices. -
ALL THE NEW BOOKS
received as soon published. Novelties IN STA.
TlcNRRf, as we'll a. q com lete assortment of ine
AID staple Stationery. PrRtne, Binding, Lttho-
graphing and EnErsvins executed expeditiously,
WARREN CHOATE o CO.,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
VERNON ROW,
marl4-tr Corner Penna. ave. and 10th strest.
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he success attending tie manufacture Of this
sAirt during ts past taco years las proven beyond
doubt tAGt u IS tie most comfortable aad perfect
titi"S one made IN any section Of the World The
h0ESdnd' Of original ard duplicate orders reeeiusd
for hsss CsIe6ratsd SAirts Iuay confirm Tie as,.r-
ton.
Gre hsa trial, and Be convinced for youy-
sslTss- We are moo tie only Ononers and autaor-
ised manufacturers Of p aLMER'S PATENT
DOUBLE-YoKE SACQJE SHIRT for the DID,
tTIef Of COtaRbia- All other persOns attempting to
Ha0ngfdetUTe Aen are iafriz9ers, and tAs public
are eaEtiOned aSaiHst ordering or pxrehasiso tAem
9 any othsr parties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-20
10y b. Ii. WARMER,
~ Real Estate Broker end Aucticneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and SITS. northw est

IL. ID.
~ Real Estate Broker end Aucticneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and SITS. northwest
SALE OF A NEAT Two.sTORY AND ENG
iIiiHh EASEMENT AS lrE BBICA DWELLING, No
sTRsE yTB noRfhw.ssTTr wFsE FD
- On THURSDAY, May = ist, 1874, at o'clock
m, viii sell, At pabiic auction, ia front q
ing with English basement; yard in the rear, with
noweIs, ffEsSes &C Wool shed on the alley This
tween AID streets ~est, with a depth OF
Terms: Ons-fourth cash; balance at one aud two
s o. secured sy deed sed per 6e
~; SIoo will be required deposit at time Of
safe: Al, conveysnci@s a. Eu5cs h cost
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
vhI Al a s FESN E,Y Bn To RaTyaTs
STkKErs s66THf E KS At i's aU6T1SN. 18th
oek p n We .ha aHe se Sn thu prsSiiss.
~ coed thfee-story Brick House, having fac
closets iii newly aud eiossnify pspsrea OO painted
sho Srsined throughput, b.trg house No. 11Oc,
with fine back alley, making it frst-class prop
Pea and secHred BY deed oftru% on the premises
sold All convey angling, &c a. cost Of purchaser.
msSi4.a GhEKN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
10y LATIMER CLEAR7,
ID Auotionssrs and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Penn. svenue and 18th street,
Star Once Building.
FORTY SHABES OF FIREMEN'S ISsUR-
ANCE COMPANY STOCK AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May 21st, 1874,
at O'Clock, within our auction rooms, we sh ali
cell forty shares VI Firemens Insurance Conn .
Stock. Terms cash.
my IS-at EATIMER q CLEARY. Aucts.
by JAMES GUILD, Auct,oneer,
ID No. 10l4 Pennsylvania avenue.
FOURTH REGULAR WEEKLY SALE OF
ROSES, GERANIUMS, &c.
9h/o On ThuRsD "a. May , Ast; at 2;so
ENk1 collection Of Floweri.g Plants;
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10y LATIMER Il CLEARY
I'd AuctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th 81
Star Office Buildings.
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RH DUNCANeON BROS, Auctfoneers,
- Corner 9Th and streets ncrshv vest

- Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer,
No. T29 7th street, between G aud d.
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The Senate, a. IS p. N. adjourned.


There was long discussion on the bill in re-
lstion to notifies, sitter which Mr.. Dawes mo-
tons 70 strike out the third section and ameut
the sixth were agreed 20, aud the bill thea
passed without advisor.
The evening session was devoted TO dsbate
OrrV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-20

RYLATTMER CLEARK,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest Corner of Penna. avenue and iltt street
Star Once Building.
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Palmer's Patent
DOUBLE-YOK SHIRTS.
SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT.

SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT.
This Department is on the second floor, aud
vel stocked with splendid line Of PLAIN and
FANCY sHIRTIEGS. We are prepared to make
special order for the D0EBLE-YOkE SHIFTS AT
the folloxiRs prices:
SIX SHIRTS FOR SIS 90.
SIX SHIFTS FoR SIS 90.
SIX SHIRTS FOR s2I 90.
SIX SHIFTS FOR ssi 90.
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cents. for which sum the. said treas
urer is responsible to the parish.
The amount of script returned by
the treasurer was ordered to be
burned, and was accordingly de-
stroyed in the presence of the police
jury, when the body adjournud, to
meet tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
i3Pss4.5 s..sSs n. A. DURDIN, =
,a,o saf President r. j..
r. H. HUTTON,
.i a! .iClerk p. J. t3ja a3t
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+ Herring VS. BF Oneal. .sher-

J S Herring VS. B F Oneal, ,sher-
iff, favor w G Mcdonald 5 90
1t being now the hour of five
O'Clock, p. M, the board adjourned,
to meet tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock N A DURDIN,
President p ]
T III AUTToN, ss'l,''
Clerk p J ~ t'~s y
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1874, was allowed, for $50 90
The following account, in
favor of P. r. Gilmer,
Sixth j. P. was allowed
for i CO
One account favor M. L.,
Ford, Constable Sixth
> Ward, was allowed, for. 8 10
The following witness
scripts were disallowed:
State VS.. A. d. Wells, for n.
Kellis. for 8 81
State s' KS. D. D. NJ. Mccnllom,
G. Walker, for 5 90
State VS.. E. Woods, for r.
Ford, for 3 62
The following accounts in favor
of J. w. Walker, Clerk of District
Court, were allowed
State VS.. VIM. Stdiham, for
C. Cooper, for 80 OO
State vs.. VIM. Stidham, for G.. :
Cooper, for 2 so
State VS.. VIM. Stidham, for g.
Cooper, for S 90
State VS.. w. r. Strother, for
M. Pitts 3 90
State VS.. w. T. Strother, for
NJ. Pitts. for 3 W
State VS.. w. Il. Strother, for j.
McGaw, for 3 w
State VS.. w. IT. Strother, for J.
McGaw, for OO
State VS.. Riley Jackson, for
E. Chisholm 8 81
State VS.. Riley Jackson, for w.
Miles, for 8 5(
State VS.. Riley Jackson, for L.
Turner, for 8 81
State VS., >Chas. Edwards, for
J. Reed, for l q
State VS.. w. J. Northcutt, for
G.. Jefferson, for 4 6:
State VS.. 2. Trimble, for o.
| Harris, for 8 =;
State vs.. r. Trimble. for d.
Long, for 3 2;
State VS.. Rob. Robertson, for
G. Smith, for AS
State VS.. Glen Stallwell, for J.
Smith 8 2;
State VS.. Geo. Short, for j.
Smith, for A 2
State vs.. Jas. Major, for j.
Rogers 2 2
State VS.. Jas. Major, for w.
/ Peguess for %
State w. J.. Northcutt, for M
| r.. Hinsley, for a 6
State VS.. w. J. Northcutt, for
| ]. Ross, for . A 6
| The following accounts, in crimiu
: al cases. in favor of J. w. Walker
Clerk of District Court were allowed
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Amount turned over to the
parish treasurer 1852 81
The collector having produced the
receipt of the parish treasurer, and
the same corresponding with the
above account. BE it Therefore enact
ed, That the report be received, and
that the collector have full acquit-
tance therefor, Ea
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alton, ~ allowed:
One Ssi in favor " : rIafher' 70. lam $50 %
One In favor of T w Fuller, state =.
cases to p Baker. .A!s As 90
One f,,r II II Hutton. ] p, state
eases - $50
One for T H Hutton, road COM
mittee. 10 90
orasa n II Hntfnn ciert, noiice
isrs arsrs.s,e, a...~.s,s..s.,.. :.sr 40 %
ffhsI M i n ReIcher. constable first
:, = "a ~ i, ....A49 +M4.-.st - IN
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Balance due district at
torney So GO
And said sheriff, having pre-
sented the receipt OF the parish
treasurer showing that he had
settled with the parish, in accor-
dance with the above report; Be
it enacted, that the sheriff receive
acquittance for all collections, as
per said report.
BE it further enacted, That I.
W. Fuller, district attorney, be
allowed thirty-six (936) dollars,
valance due him, AS by said re
port, and that a warrant be issued
to him for the same.
Be it enacted, That sufficient of
the Judgment fund be appropri-
atad.to. pay the jul gnentsa rem
/ Idcred against the parish in eases
in Bossier Parrish Court, entitled
T. n, Bradeh vs., .Bossier Parish,
Nos. $50 and 356; said judgments
| TO belpiad after ther judgments Of
Is. Il. OnealvstB Bossler Parish, and
CIV. Warren as. Bossier Parish.
The following witness scripts,
held by w. e.. Mcdonald, were
allowed !: Z. {,
State w. D. NJ. McCullom,
/. from Sam Thomas for 80 80
State VS.. ID. NJ. McCullom,
for Sam Thomas, for 3 80
State vs.. D. NJ. McCullom,
for A. Abrams, for 3 80
State US. ID. NJ. McCullom,
for d. Henderson, for 5 50
State VS.. ID NJ McCnllom, for
G Harrison, for 3 SO
|. The following witness scripts,
held by A. Abrams, were allowed
State VS.. d. M. McCullom,
!. for A. Abrams, for N313 sc
State VS.. D., nj. McCullom,
!, for g.. Harrison, for II 5(
State VS.. John Foreman, for
] A. Abrams. for 4 81
The following witness scripts
! acid py A. Hawkins, were al
/ l0Wedf: ssss .slIg asa~9 fslA 't,3as
+ State Vs. Rob. Robertson,
! for A. Harrison, for So 81
State VS.. Chas. Edwards
q for A. Hawkins. for 3 o.
/. The following witness scripts
held by b. E. Fort. were allowed
! State VS.. &. McCienahan,
81 for S. Adkins, for 81 6
! State VS.. q. 3 McClanahan,
$ for r. Arnold, for s.' 4 6
State VS.. Rob. Robertson for
e John Oneal, for 4 2
}, The following accounts, in favO
q of B. 4. Fort. were allowed:
One for quarters salary as
t district attorney, pro
1 TEN. to March 8, 1874, S136 0
e The following witness scripts
held by L. w. Brasher, were a
lowed: f}4 s
State VS.. r. White for M.
4 Peters, for 7 y $6 )
! State Us. R. White for s.
/ Brown, for d d
OF The following witness script
were allowed
State VS.. T. s. Land, held
) 2S n
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BELLEVUE, LA.,)
April IA, 1874. !

The body met agreeable to adjourn
ment. On calling the roll, all the
members We're present, except "A.
Hawkins. The minutes were read
and approved, when A. Hawkins ap-
peared and took his seat. .es
Be it enacted, That William Jones
be appointed overseer,l in place of
James Lee, on the Bellevue and Cot
ton Valley road, from the north end
of the pole bridge, near the Fair
cloth" place:
The following report was read, and
ordered spread apon the minutes.
To the Hon. the Police Jury Of Bos-
sier Parish, gentlemen:
The undersigned, a committee ap-
pointed by your honorable body, beg
| leave to make the following report.
| We proceeded on three occasions to
the plantation of DR.. S. W.. Vance,
on Red river, before we could meet
him and consult as to the most eXpe-
ditious and economical plan of repair
ing the public road, fronting the
''Buck Halln plantation, on the thor
oughfare leading from Shreveport
to Arkansas.
After due and careful examination
of the ground, we are decidedly of
the opinion that road bed should be
thrown up outside the levee, about
fourteen feet wide and four feet high,
on an average, commencing at the
lower end of the quarters, Oh said
plantation, where the road crosses
the levee, and running on, until where
the road meets the levce, near the
north of tCash Point lane, a dis
tance of nearly half Of a mile in
length. Weare of the opinion that
steps might be taken to have this
road bed built by the state, and il
not, that it be undertaken by the
parish, by letting out the contract to
the lowest bidder.
Respectfully submitted,
/ I. II. HUTTON,
john G. HEAD,
Committee.
On motion, action on the foregoing
report was deferred for the present.
A report was received from citizens
: asking that an overseer be appointed
on the road leading from Concort
Church to Graham's crossing, on tht
Bodcau. The petition was granted
} and, ON motion, s. j. CLARK WAS ap
! pointed ov erseer on said road;and viii
) work hands on Ike Hughes place
} Sam Clark's place, Mrs. Phillips oil
, place, ID. Morrison and hands, ant
, c. NJ. Burk and hands.
: A petition from Mrs. Anne Smith
: asking for reduction on amoun
3 paidfT AieepsetAx,f for 1871, etc., vas
ON motion, laid over for future con
sideration.
The petition of w. r. Prather, rela
y y tive to bridging certain portions {
= the public road on Red river, fron
: "Buck HallS plantation to Gilmer'
y y Lane, and collecting toll thereon, &c
y y was read, and on motion, laid on tn
: table indefinitely.
. The tax collector now came fol
: ward aad presented the following,
? John G. Head, Parish Collector (
: taxes, in account with Bossier parish
s fund 500
= Amount collected OH road and
Z bridge fund So
2 Amount collected OH judgment
. fund p "a
g Amount collected on licenses
y for 1874 800
~ Total amount collected 1913 ]
- Less commissions at 10 per ct 81
- s5 ,. ~ ------
* Amount turned over to the
"a parish treasurer S552
~ The collector having produced IL
~ ~ receipt of the parish treasurer, an
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T. II. HUTTON,
Clerk p J
BELLEVUE La, 4
April l6. 1874. !

April 10. 1874.
The body met agreeable 70 Yesterdays
adjournment; all the members present, The
minutes were read and adopted kitI
The following act, suggested and agreed
to by b + Oueal, sheriff, WAS passed..
Be it enacted, That the mileage to be paid
by the parish, To the sheriff, the constables
and the coroner. for service Of process In
criminal cases, On preliminary trials, l,efore
committing magistrates, and in cases Dy IN.
dictment or information, ,aand for serving
summonscs before the grand jury, and sum.
monses ON iufies, shall lh8 five cents PEI
mile, for the distance Travelled, necessary
for service Of each process, as 1t II we're exc
cuted singiy, and that this aet staH have no
effect in Changing the Jaw y g WHAT aPssfff,
defendants in state cases Are % pdy. :. ss4h
Onthe above, the.bpard. voted YYfon0YAi
Ayes---N A Durlih;S W Batke; OH
Walker; A HaWkins- It .ss Il ssattfss III
Nocs-T Fl Hutton.
Be it further enacted, That the sherihl
and coiistables be allowed two dollars for
making an actual arrest, in state cases, EI
On the above, the bOard voted as tOl0w9:
Ayes-N A Durdin, 7 H Hutton. q II
Walker w Burke ~ s. 'YaAatJ
Noes-A Hawkins. -.
He it further enacted, That in III Other
| respects the fees, salaries ana expenses IA
be paid by the parish, as per section F0!z,
of revised statutes, remain Us now tixed By
law, and that this act take effect. FROM Ande
after its passage. 4 EYss s,.ssx.,T
Belt edacted, That the president uf this.
body be authorized To have the s00f Of thA
court house repaired, by hracing the rafters,
and stopping the lcaks, and that he be also
authorized 70 contract for materials, and
with competent persons to do the work.
The following witness scripts, held by 7
w Walker, clerk of the district court, we're
allowed.
State VS., N s Redmap, favor g Ap- q ~.,,
| derson, for y ~
State VS. w Cassidy, favor A Hail. for Il 9 -
State vsl w Cassidy, favor A Hall, fof 3 75
State VS. w Cassidy favor NJ Whitney -
Estate vs w eassiay favor D Council, !.
for -
To balance due for issuing warrants
im,fil state cases, in which costs a
have been paid BY police jury, ct :. 1.
j This session I. J.. IL. .......s... w
Belt. enacted, That new warrantsi issue IN
i lieu of the old Warrants, issued to =
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By district attorneys CON-
missions on balance, 20
per cent. Ia {

Total amt cOm'nS S224 %
Amount paid to parish
treasurer, $40 W
Total amt collected $500 90
March, 1874; report of fines col
lected in the following suits, to-
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s4,1so OF

The treasurer further presented
parish warrants and script paid, to
the amount of three thousand nine
hundred and fifty-four ($5, 954.lS) dol
lars, which were examined and
found correct. His percentage on
sums received, is one hundred and
four ($l04.50) dollars and fifty cents;
and on sums paid out is ninety -eight
I t:sss9S. S5) dollars and eighty-five cents
which were allowed him; leaving a
balance in the treasury Of twenty
two (s22.54) dollars and fifty-four
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The parish treasurer, G..
w. Durdin, now present
ed himself. for a settle
ments of his accounts,
!. when it kps d,sred that e
he had received for the :
ordinary fund, since his
last settlement, on bonds.
due by Webster parish 5 e449 33
On note of Head and others 4sa.. s. I
last balance through B f
Fort, district attorney
pro tenn .s.s 366 50
From collector '6f taxes on
tableau of 1872 1925 62
From collector of taxes on
delinquent list of 1871, e 537 70
B F.Oneal, sheriff, on for aJ
feited bonds tce. 576 90
From 3 + Oneal, sheriff,eii i
fines FIJI 266 ~
From collector of licenses. issfsss
of 1874 go 90
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certify the foregoing to be q true and 4
correct copy Of the minutes OF the police
jury, at their regular scssion, held April
THHUTTos~
Clerk III
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-07-09

"A woman living in the canton Of
Zurich, Switzerland, recently resorted to
which she was e x fond had si for OF
official. She accordingly procured sew
mice, which she Immediately n in ns y
as a n1tsa % the pack
mice spring out Of the box and run ell
over the place. At the bottom OF the
box he found Q note containing the fol-
lowing words: You have killed my cat ;
I have, therefore, the honor to send you
my mice"
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The New Bankrupt Law.

The principal points of the new Bank
rupt law passed by Congress are as fol-
lows:
Forty days are allowed to elapse be-
fore merchant or trader who fails to
pay his commercial paper is liable to be
thrown into bankruptcy. The assent of
one-fourth in number and one third in
value of the creditors is required to throw
a debtor into bankruptcy. This provision
relates back to the first of last Decem-
Der. Proceedings may be discontinued
whenever the debtor pays those secured
debts which were the ground of throw
ing him into bankruptcy, or whenever
the consent of the court can be obtained
and a majority of the creditors shall ask
for discOntinuance of the proceedings.
In order to set aside hypothecated
pledges or loans on the bankrupt's estate,
it must appear that the party dealing
with the bankrupt knew that he intend
ed to perpetrate fraud on the Bankrupt
law, and that he intended to 60 into
bankruptcy. When loan is made to a
bankrupt in good faith, and security
taken with the intention of aiding him to
pull through, it shall be considered as
having actual value, and the security shall
not be invalidated by proceedings in
UAnkTupCCy. "A voluntary bankrupt may
have his discharge if his estate pays 80
per cent. of his debts, or provided he OBJ
tains the consent of the same number If
his creditors as p necessary to throw
him into bankruptcy. An involuntary
bankrupt can get his discharge if his
conduct is free from all fraud and he il
innocent of any violation or Infringement
of the Bankrupt act. Assignees are pro-
hibited from dividing fees with other per.
sons engaged in the case. Compromise
by creditors may be made with the assent
Of the debtor, providing majority Of
the creditors join, when approved by the
court, for the release and discharge Of
the debtor. The fees and expenses are
reduced one-half until the Judges of the
Supreme Court shall establish perma-
nent reduction and simplify the proceed
ings. All the acts of the persons con.
nected with the execution of the law
shall be made public in the full and
minute reports from the Clerk, the as
signee, the Marshal and the Register.
Original jurisdiction is conferred upon
the Territorial Courts, with an appeal to
the Supreme Court of the Territory.
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Personal and Literary.

One of the most flourishing dress
makers in Paris is Connecticut man.
"A firm in Buffalo has raised the wind
to the extent of snug little fortune by
manufacturing bellows.
The wife of the new Secretary of the
Treasury is said to be splendid financier.
She never paid $50 for bonnet that she
could make herself for go.
Bishop Odenheimer, of New Jersey,
has been granted leave Of absence for six
months, with $1,000 greenback in his
pocket to make his holiday happy.
Mrs. Wynkoop, . strong minded
woman, has opened real estate Office in
Chicago, and not one of the Chicago
papers has dared to call it hen coop.
Mr.. Beecher advises respondent PEG
pie to write down the things that trouble
them, and inspect the list every month
or two, when they will find that their
great tribulations have become very
small.
/. Another relic Of George Washington
has turned up. Il Is the bell formerly
used in his family, weighing SIX pounds.
A most I'll Of his nurses have died ct
advanced ages We must now hear from
his household furniture,
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The Compromise Currency Bill.

AhE IOllOWlnS IL the lull text OF the
new Finance bill which finally passed
both houses of Congress and was signed
by the President on the 22d:
SECTION 1. The act entitled IAN act to provide
United States bonds, and to provide for the cir.
eulatton and redemption thereof" approved June
3 1854 shall be hereafter known o. the National
Bank act. :
SEC. = That Section 81 Of the National Bank
act be % amended that the several assOciations
therein provided for shall mot hereafter Sc re-
whatever BY reason Of the amount OF their reepecf
i've circulattons; but the moneys required by said
section to be kept ct all times on hand shall be
determined BY the amount Of deposits in m n.
spects g provided Tor in the said section.
SEC. ). That every association Organized or 70
be organized under the provisions Of the said act
q al times keep and have on deposit In To
Treasury q the United States, in lawful money Of
the United States, sum equal to per centun Of