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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-15

cion, cuya suma solo ascendia
4.795, 300 pesos, y agregamos que, 4
pesar de cuanto asegurase ell Sr. AL
DANA, era notOrio q todo ell que 90
ocupa aquf de estos asuntos que cir.
culan entire miembros del congreso
de algunas legislatures grandes sumas
de papel de la mencionada clase, 4
cuyos indiyiduos Sc les habia regalado
para que inhuyeran a favor del re-
conocimlento de beligerancia.
"Pues bien, segun vemos en- el
Times resulta que la emission hecha
por Morales Lemus assemble q veinte
millones de pesos, como consta q Ia
cabeza de los bonos, que dice asi
Emprestito de 20000,000 de pesos
estan frmados por Jose Morales
Lemus, j. +. Besora, como secretaro
de la junta, y Francisco Fesser como
tesorero. La fecha de eStos bonos es
de 10 de JUNO 1869.
"Con posterioridad a este, Y de
acuerdo con una resolution de y do
febrero de 1870, Sc hizo en- ell mes de-
diciembre de 1872 otra emission on
Nueva-Y York, que la frmaron Jose NJ
Mayorga Ramon Cespedes, como
comisionados. No Sc dice de cuabto
fue esta segunda emission, que COM
prendia por 10 m6nos dos series A. yB
pero Sc asegura que ascendia q otros
| veinte millones, algunos de los cua-
les fueron endosados por Quesada
Gonzalez.
"Tenemos, por tanto, que ascien-
den los bonos emitidos de que no hace
merito Albania q 40 milloncs de De-
SOS, los cuales, unidos alos que constan
en- los apuntes del agente general, su-
man cerca de 45 millones.
Estos bonos de que no tiene
co1ocimiento Albania, son los que
sirvieron q Quesada para leyantar
fondos en- Paris y los que Sc han dis
tribuido entire los americanos q quie-
mes Sc ha pedido apoyo para consegur
ell reconocimiento de la behgerancia.
-. En- ell Times de hoy aparece
una carta de ALBANIA contestando al
articulo que sobre este asunto pubhe6
hace dias dicho periodico, y cuya suS-
tancia 'damos en- nuestro presente
ndmero. Ell agente general cubano
no destruye ninguna de las aserciones
del Times, antes bien las csn6rrna,
pues dice que estaban autorizadOs
Morales Lemus y el para emitir bonos
hasta la cantidad de 50.00O,000 de
pesos; que los emitidos per ellos son
los de la cuenta anteriormente publ
cada; y que todos los demas que
estan en- circulation no tienen valOr
alguno.
Esto va 10 sabfamos nosotros;
tanto que nj los de Morales Lemus tie
nen mas valer que el de papel viejo
Pero este no prueba que no Sc hayan
puesto en- circulation las enOrmes
sumas nominaIes que Sc han anuncia-
do, de las que Sc han servido los
laborantes para fabricar simpatias y
obtener concesiones de este pals,
"Quedan, por 10 tanto, en- pie la
denuncia hecha por ell San y la afr
macion publicada en- ell Times acerca
de que circular entire algunos MEM
bros del Congreso y amigos del
Presidente grandes cautidades de
bonos. F"
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fuerza del vapor para arar las tierras
con inmensa economic de tempo, de
trabaio Y de dinero. Es tanto mas
indispensable adoptar hoy todos los
modernos Instruments de la agricul-
tura, cuanto que Sc va encareclendo
cada vez mas La mano de obra. Hay
que tener presente que todas las par
tes de una exploitation agrlcola son
esencialmente solidarias.
81 con perseverance, & inquebran-
table frmeza aplicamos nuestro cul-
two de la cana de azllcar los procedi-
mientos modernos de la agriculture, y
hacemos ell conveniente uso de los fe-
cundantes abonos en- nuestras tierraS,
es evidente que los resultados sobre-
puiaran nuestros esfuerzos. 81 in
troducimos, por dltimo, los aparatos
de Gail, para la fabrication del azd-
car, cuyos magnffcos resultados todos
conocemos, desde luego podemos es-
tar seguros de que, lejos de acabarse
la production de nuestros mascabados,
con ell establecimiento de las centra-
les, doblaremos y quiza triplicaremos,
la production cumpliendose en- todas
sus parties la profecfa de Hr. Victor
Denis PodrA importarnos muy POGO
que tenga la Francia un sobrante annual
de 200, 900 toneladas de azdcar de re-
molacha para exportar al extranjero:
con aparatos perfectoS y un buen sis
tema de cultivo que adoptasemos, la
remolacha tendrfa que desaparacer
ante la cana.
Mucho Sc ha hablado en- estos 1lti-
mos dias del descubrimiento del Sr
Jouve-Rey, siendo altamente satisfac-
forio que varios senores hacendados
hayan tratado de acoger al inventor de
un metodo de fabricar az1car tan POGO
costoso que estaria al alcance de los pc
quef1os propietarios. ST los resulta-
dos correspondent 10 que promote ell
Sr. Jouve-Rey, innecesarias serfan las
grandes centrales tan diffciles de ms
talar en- ell pals por su enorme costo.
De todos modos, Sc We que anima a
una gran parte de nuestros hacenda-
dos un espfritu de mejora y de pro-
greso que satisface plenamente a to-
dos los que deseamos la prosperidad
de los habitantes de esta preciosa An
tilla
Concluir9mos estos extensos artf-
culos anunciando otro golpe fatal que
a medidados de la pr6xima cosecha
va herir de plano a nuestros hacen-
dados. ST con tempo no Sc estable-
ee un buen reglamento de trabajo,
desde luego puede asegurarse que mu-
chas haciendas de cana quedaran sin
brazos para poder continuar no solo la
zafra sino los ulteriores trabajos. Los
que son libertos hoy, serAn hombres
libres manana y esta probado que
desde Ell momento que estos hombres
son arbitros de trabajar en- donde les
place, raros son los que contin1an
ocupandose en- las faenas de las ha-
ciendas las cuales tienen natural
aversion, sin duda por presentarseles
a cada paso penosos recuerdos. Ge-
neralmente estan todos reuniendo di-
nero para comprar un pedazo de tier
ra ell dia que obtengan su completa
libertad. Seguros estamos de que no
ha de pasar desapercibida esta cir
cunstancia la vista del Gobierno
de S. M.
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tar desde ell dia en- que dieren princl
pio las operaciones del Banco, Sc for
mara ell correspondence balance las
utilidades 8 beneficios llquidos que
resulten Sc distribuiran q los acclonls-
tas en- ell orden siguiente:
ST las ganancias lfquidas no exces
diesen de la proportion del OchO por
ciento al ano, sobre ell capital etecti-
vO, sc repartiran Integramente; pero
81 despues de satisfechO ese interes
hubiese algun sobrante, la mitad Sc
aplicara q la formation de un fOndo
de reserva, Y la otra Sc repartira entire
los accionistas.
Tan luego como ell fondo de reserya
sea igual nj decimO del capital del
Banco, todo ell sobrante de ganancias
l1quidaS que reSulte despues de salts
fecho ell interes del ocho por cientO
annual, sc distribuira entire los acciO-
niStaS.
ST los benefcios liquilos del Banco
no cubriesen la prOporcion del OchO
por ciento annual, 10 que falte Sc suplira
| tom1nIolo del fondo de reserva para
poder c0mpletar ell inter6S debidO las
acciOnes abOnarlO alos acciOnistas y
con el mismo fondo Sc atendera tam
bien mesuradamente al saneamientO
de los cr6ditos pendientes de pagO y
de dudosO cObro, q fin de que Ell capi-
tai del ESTABLISHMENTS Sc conserve
siempre fntegrO en- actividad sin
que pOr ESQ deban desaparecer del ac-
two de los. balances dichOs creditOs,
nj menOs darse por perdidos como que
pueden sOstenerse y Sc sOstendran
cOmprendiendO otra partida de igual
impOrtancia en- ell pasivo que Sc for
mara tambien con mesura reserva
de realiZar SUI cObrO cuandO sea possible.
El fondo de reserva sera repuesto EN-
la misma forma que sc cOnstituira
cuando sufra alguna baja, y debe en-
plearse en- las OperaciOnes cOrrientes,
como los demas- del Banco.
DE LA DTSOLUCION Y LIQUIDAC1ON
DE LA SOCIEDAD.
Art. 50. 81 durante la authorization
Sc redujese & la mitad ell capital del
Banco, la Junta general podra acordar
SUI disolucion Y liquidacion, 9 impOner-
lie las nuevas condolences que estime
conveniente para que pueda continuar
sus Operaciones.
Tambien podra disolverse a pro-
puesta del Consejo de direction 6 de
algun accionista 81 Ell Banco llegase a
perder los dos tercios del capital, mas
para clio sera precise que~ La Junta
general de accionistas acuerde por
mayorias de votOs la liquidation y
disoIucion de la Sociedad; cuyO acuer-
do debera ser ratiicado en- Otra Junta
que Sc citara con I'm mes de anticipa-
ciOn, explicando en- la cOnvOcatOria ell
ObjetO del llamamientO.
Art. 60. En- tOdo caso-de disOlucion
de la SOciedad Sc nOmbrara una CO.
mission hquidadora, compuesta de un
Pres: dente y dos Vocales con otros
tantos suplentes a quienes por retribu-
ciOn de su trabajO 50 les asignara un
sueldo 6 cantidad alzada.
Esta Comision dara cuenta cada Sc
mestre a los acciOnistas, del estado de
la liquidaciOn y tan luegO como la
recaudaciOn del haber social permita
la division Y haya recolectada una
cantidad equivalente al uno por cientO
del capital del BancO, hara el cores.
pondiente reparto y entrega los ac-
cionistas.
(Continuard.)
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.pqintments el Trial justices (from the.

.pointments Ok Trial Justices ltrom the
responsibility OF making which he
,asks to be relieved by the establish.
ment of the constitutional system of
eleotiop,) and the obiqptions ofsthe
Same character 10 the ssrecommenda.
ton in shis inaugural address of%the
enforcement of The provision. of the
State Constitution for the registration
OF electors, arc quite significant. He
justly sees no political consequence in
it. 1t is idle. he says. to urge that n
registration of electors will help or
hurt any party which relies uron
proper means to snstain it's snpre-
macy. In this same spirit he lucknow
lodges with gratitude. in the com
mon interest of our whole people, the
many proofs whiob he has received Of
the sincere purpose of those who did
not support him in tho late election to
sustain the measure and policy all
nounoed in his inaugural address.
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THE STATE LEGiSLATUKE.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 13, 1876.
SENATE.
The Senate met at IL M.

The Senate met at 12 M.
MIR. Andrews rove to question of
privilege, and requested that tho Sc
nate proceed to the consideration of q
resolution introduced by the Senator
from Beaufort, to appoint speciul
committee to inquire aud report on
certain charges made against the Se-
pator from Orangebnrg by John L.
Humbert. late Treasurer of Orange
burg County. The resolution was
read and taken up for consideration,
and amended by the addition OF the
words, and that tho committee have
power to sond for persons and pu-
pers." Messrs. Smalis, Whittemore
and j. NJ. Smith were appointed paid
committee.
MIR. Jervey presented petition oi
Town Council of Mount Pleasant,
praying amendment Of charter of said
town.
Mr.. Whittemore presented claim of
Clayton Cannon, for e1tra services
rendered County Of Darlington. as
County Commissioner, during the
year 1874. amounting to $229. III.
MIR. HOllinshead prese nted claims of
Z. z. Jones, L. 4. Jefferson and T. e.
Roulain.
Mr.. Dunn, from special joint oom-
mittee appointed 10 examine and re-
port relative to the hypotheoation OF
certain bonds. reported that the com
mittee would make an early report.
Mr.. Whittemore--Bills to regulate
the appointment aud saiury oi Trial
Justices in several Counties in State
herein msntioned; to amend Chapters
XXXVIII and xxx. Title x, Part
l, OF the General Statutes. relative to
certain school officers; to amend an
ACT entitled "Ap Aot to regulate the
sale OF intoxicating liquors, and to
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sJraEsis CoUsr.. wE;Di,;sEz;ssiDi'1xsT. & Jan Jan
uary l3.-The Court met at lO.A. M.
Present-Ohiet Justice Moses aud As
sociate Jastices Wright and Willard.
W. F. B. H.ynesworth. e. al, re.
spondent, us. Henty Bischof & Co.,
appellants, ct al. Mr. Spain was hsard
appellants; Mr.. Fraser for, respond,
ebts.
At 3 P. NJ, the Court adjourned
nutil Thursday, l4th. 10 A. NJ.
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. e
Clara Wiidc'an's Comedy Company.
Statement Carolina National Bank
Statement Central National Bank.
Mrs. G Hoffmsn-Fresh Goods.
G a. Darling-Notice. -'si ~.
Nesting Union Council. .4's.
jacob Lsviu-Auotioh. 'i'.
d. q. Peix"tto &c Son-For Sale.
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A SonRy DSreNcr The Presiden

A SORRY DKFENCE.-TheP President y
message is just about such document
as might have been expected. It COM
bines in happy proportions Landaulet
Williams law and Grants temper aud
ratiocination. There is nothing in it
to touch the heart or mind of the peo-
pie. 1t is emineatly and only adapted
to the meridian of those who hate the
South. in tho degree that they have in
jnred her, or the hunkies who would
like to wear plush livery at the court
Of Ulysses the 1st.
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Te,.srupn,c-uomm.rc.ai nepor;e.7

O. :
COLUMBIA. January 19.-Sales Of
cotton Is ba'es-middling 1stS@13sz.
Market firm. = ~.
New YORK. January 13-Noon.-
Stocks active and lower. Money OK.
Gold l2%. Exchange-loug 4s6l5;
short 4 9Ol9. State bonds qdiet-Ten-
nessses lower; South CarolIuas better
prices Cotton quiet; sales 4. $40
nplands Is; Orleans 1876. IHutures
opened: January 14za; February IA
81 32GGl4 Is Is: March l59s(9l5 1882:
April Is 23.329l5 25-32; Mayl6 I SO
(Gl6 80; July l6 19 80; August 1892
(9l6T. Pork duIl-mess 80. Lard
nrm-steam 1416. ou'Gs "a
Z P. M.-Cotton quiet; sales 557.'
at l5(0l55s Sontharn -four Quiet
aud heavy-4 10000 Wheat dull
aud strongly in buyers favor-1. 196
l. .33. Corn shade frmer and be tier
export inquiry, chiefly for pew-88@
81. Coffee dull and nominaliy 20.
lower. Mouey eaay, at 2Is63. Gold
strong. at l2f(9l256. Governments
dull but strong. States quiet and
nominal. Cotton net receipts 46O;
gross l.600. Futures closed steady:
January 10, Is I-32; February Is S So;
March 15%, Is 1892: April I515.
10 20 30; May Ii l-l6; June l6ls:
July lG34; August 16 10 I6. ~
GALVESTON. January l3.--Cottou
quiet and misunderstanding 1454;
net receipts 96S; exports coastwlse
999; sales l,T0n; stock 1882.
NORFOLK. January l3.-Cotton firm
-middllng l4:3e; net receipts 7O6; ex.
parts coastwise s25; GALES 800; stock
1888. -'1a' "a
MEMPn1s. January l3.-Cotton quiet
and Notwithstanding 4S@l43<;
net receipts sos; shipments 1858:
sales LOO; stock $3.50.
BALTIMORE. January I3.-.Ootton
qniet-middiing l41s; gross receipts
302; exports cosstwlse 80; sales zoo:
spinnera los; stock 2.868. ','" -
BosToN, January 13 Cotton quiet
m'ddling 1875; net receipts 312;
gross 663; sales 34l; stook -28.72l.
firm-middling 143<; net rec receipts
1885; sales LIS; stock SO, 1856. ~,
MOBILE, January i3.-Cottun quiet
-m'ddling 145s; net receipts 414;'
sales l.500; stock "A. 459. .raos
PHILADELPHIA, January l3.--Ooston
quiet-middling l5L; low middling
l4A; good ordinary IA; net receipts
222; gross 1876 g . =
NEW ORLEANS. January 13 Cotton
quiet aud firm-middling l4sS; net re-
ceipts 4.046; gross 4.O75;, sales ALSO;
stock 267, 1872. rii'
CHARnEsroN. January IS Cotton
steady-middIing l41s: low middling
l44; good ordinary 1871; net receipts
aud sales l 600; stock 1885. h'4t.7i q
AUGUSTA. January 13.--Cotton
quiet aud arm-middiine l416; net re-.
! ce:S:s see; ss!es 5eo.
LONDON. January 13.-Street rate
80. Eries 27(92714. fa71 81
LlyERPOOn. JSuuary 13-3 p. NJ.
Cotton firm-uplands 75sa; Orleans 7ya; ;
sales 20, 600. including 1900 epecuie-
ton and export; sales basis middliug
uplands, nothing below good ordinary,
shipped December. ~; nothing below
low uaiddling, shipped December, JAN
uary or February. l1-16.
5 p. Motion lsales basis mid
ding uplands, nothing below good or,
dinary. shipped January, February or
March, ll-l6(@724; nothing below
low middling. shipped December. Jan.
nary or February, ~; deliverable
February. March or April. 7ss@7sz.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT Counr.
CHARLESTON. January 12--Judge Bryan
presiding. g.-The petition of J. Fl No
Fadden for voluntary bankruptcy, was
referred to Registrar Seabrook. The
oase of the United States rs Lambson
& Guy, violation of the bankrupt law,
came in for hearing. Mr.. W. e.
Earle, Assistant District Attorney, for
the prosecution, and Messrs. w. D.
Porter and James Conner for the de
fence.
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Funeral Invitation.
The friends and acquaint ances OF tho
hon. p. J. O'CONNELL are invited to ut.
tend his funeral, at st. Peter'a Church,
THIS AFTERNOON. at 8 O'Clock.
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There we're 27 deaths iu Charleston
for the week ending the 9th-whites
IL; colored 16.
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TIE WILDMAN THEATRICAL. TROUPE.
The Clara Wildman dramatic troupe
who are very highly spoken of through
out the entire conntry-make their
first appearances ut tho Alexander
Opera House. tonight. The play &C.
lected for the opening is East Lynne,
in which this tragedienne and versatile
actress has achieved deserved reputa-
ton. She is we'll supported, and an
excellent and first class entertainment
may be confidently expected.
The OPERA, LAST NIaHT.--Every.
thing but the weather smiled upon the
opening of the new Opera House, last
evening. In spite of the bleak air and
sloppy streets, it was filled with n cul-
tivated and gratified audience. Gene
raj satisfaction was expressed with the
arrangements and decorations of the
hall. Its acoustic properties were
tested. and were found to be excellen Mt.
After u we'll rendered opening chorus
by the Chorul Union, the Barber of
Seville WAS given. with fine spirit and
effect, by the Italian Opera Troupe, of
which Miss Adelaide Phillips is the
central figure and ornament. The
voice OF many OF the characters was
decidedly good-tbat OF Mics Phillips
admirable for compass, dexibility,
olearness Of tone and finished oultiva-
tion. We congratulate our theatre.
going public upon having 60 suitable
place in which to enjoy the delights
Of the mimic art.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF ORLEANS, CRY OF New ORLEANS

PARISH OF ORLEANS, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
BE 1T KNOWN, that, on this Eighteenth day
| OF the month Of June, in the year of our Lord
| one thousand eight hundred and seventy-ive
and of the Independence of the United States OF
| America the ninety ninth,
! Before me, JOHN G. EUSTIS, a Notary Pub
| lie, in and for this City and Parish of Orleans
| State of Louisiana, duly commissioned and quail
fed, and in the presence of the witnesses here
| matter named and undersigned,
| Personally came and appeared the parties
whose names are hereunto subscribed acting TO
| themselves and those whom they represent as
corporators, and for such other persons as may
become associated with them by succession, pur-
chase, transfer, or subscription, who severally
declared. that, availing themselves of the pro-
visions of the laws of the State of Louisiana, re-
lative to the organization of Corporations for
works of public improvements and for other pur-
poses, they have covenanted and agreed and do
BY these presents covenant and agree to form
themselves into and constitute corporation
under the following articles, which they adopt as
their charter:
ARTICLE
The name Of this corporation shall be the
FIRST CENTRAL DIFFUSION SUGAR MAN
UFACTURING COMPANY, and by that name it
shall have power and authority
First. To have and enjoy succession for the
period of twenty five years.
Second. To contract, sue and be sued.
Third. To make and use corporate seal.
Fourth. To hold, receive, purchase, and con-
vey property, real and personal.
Fifth. To name and appoint such managers
directors and officers as it, interest and con-
yenience may require.
Sixth. To establish, make, alter, or amend
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J. A. GIRDNER,
GEO. JONAS,
JULIUS WEIS,
HUI. KENNEDY,
DAVID WALLACE.
i. B. WHEELOCK,
E. L. RANLETT,
JOHN H. KENNARD,
CYRUS BUSSEY,
- tBy L. & Co.
JOHN PHELPS,
w. B. SCHMIDT,
SAM'L FL. KENNEDY,
A. J. ARMSTRONG,
JOHN w. HUNTER,
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CHARTER.

not exceeding five hundred thousand dollar
$500, 000), and to make any notifications, add
tions or changes in this act Of incorporation, o.
to dissolve the Company, with the assent @
meeting. Such modification, addition, change OF
dissolution shall be recorded as required BY
law.
ARTICLE XIV.
Whenever the dissolution Of the company shall
take place either by the limitation of it's charter
the vote Of the stockholders, as provided in the
foregoing section, or otherwise, its affairs shall
be Immediately placed in liquidation under the
charge of two commissioners appointed by the
Board Of Directors. SAID commissioners shall
be solvent persons not indebted to the company,
and residents of New Orleans.
They shall remain in Office until the final hqui.
dation of the affairs Of the company and the dis
| tribution Of the surplus funds among the stock
| holders.
| Their compensation shall be fixed before their
| election, and shall not exceed two and half
per cent (2I per cent? of the assets realized by
them, and in case OF q vacancy occurring from
any cause whatever, the remaining or surviving
commissioners shall Immediately appoint another,
| otherwise any court of general civil jurisdiction
| In the parish OF Orleans may make such appoint
ment, on the petition of any three stockholders.
ARTICLE XIV.
The fiscal year OF this company shall end on
the first day Of March in each year. On that day,
or as soon thereafter as practicable, the books
VI tu6 COmphuy budlI DC DalauCeu ana general
statement of its affairs be prepared and submit.
ted to the stockholders, for fifteen days preced-
ing such election OF directors.
Thus done and passed at my Office in New Or
leans in the presence of Andrew J. Arm strong
and Fred. Stansbury, lawful witnesses residing
in this city, who have hereunto signed their
names as SUCH with said appearers ard me, said
notary, on the day, month and year herein first
written. after reading the whole.
Original signed.)
JNO. W. LABOUISSE,
r. SIEG,
R. C. CAMMACK,
VICTOR MEYER,
s. z. RELF,
T. L. AIREY & CO.,
OTTO KRAFT,
A. j. ARMSTRONG;,
f. STANSBURY,
]. G. EUSTIS,
Notary Public.
1, the undersigned, Deputy Recorder of Mort
cages, in and for the parish of Orleans and city
of New Orleans, do hereby certify that the within
and foregoing Act of Incorporation was this day
duly recorded in my office, according to law. in
B. lls, foios 61S, 619, $40, 621. 622 and 623.
New Orleans, La, June 81, 1875.
(Signed) G. DARCANTEL,
Deputy Recorder.
certify the above and foregoing to be cor.
rect copy of the original Act of Incorporation
and certificate OF recordation thereof extant in
my current register.
In faith whereof, grant these presents under
my hand and the impress of my official seal, THE
Oath day of June, A. d. 1875.
]. G. EUSTIs, Notary Public.
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