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... and on taking books , each of the persons above mentioned shall furnish to the librarian a list of those taken ... to see that the books in the library are kept in order , and in their place at the opening of each morning session .
... and on taking books , each of the persons above mentioned shall furnish to the librarian a list of those taken ... to see that the books in the library are kept in order , and in their place at the opening of each morning session .
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Whenever extra copies of any document shall be ordered printed , the printer shall be authorized and required to deliver to the trustees of the State Library at least five copies in addition to the number so ordered , for the use of the ...
Whenever extra copies of any document shall be ordered printed , the printer shall be authorized and required to deliver to the trustees of the State Library at least five copies in addition to the number so ordered , for the use of the ...
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To the Assembly To the State officers To the State Library . Retained to bind ... • 100 copies . 250 copies . 28 copies . 1 copy . 10 copies . There shall be printed three hundred and ten messages and docu- ments , and distributed as ...
To the Assembly To the State officers To the State Library . Retained to bind ... • 100 copies . 250 copies . 28 copies . 1 copy . 10 copies . There shall be printed three hundred and ten messages and docu- ments , and distributed as ...
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There shall be a standing committee , consisting of three members of the Senate and five members of the Assembly , to be called the joint committee on the State Library and Cabinet of Natural History . Rule 19.
There shall be a standing committee , consisting of three members of the Senate and five members of the Assembly , to be called the joint committee on the State Library and Cabinet of Natural History . Rule 19.
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Owing to the number of daily visitors , and the room in which it was constructed being required for other uses , a tempo- rary shed has been erected between Congress Hall and the State Library , in which it is placed for exposition ...
Owing to the number of daily visitors , and the room in which it was constructed being required for other uses , a tempo- rary shed has been erected between Congress Hall and the State Library , in which it is placed for exposition ...
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| Title | Documents of the Senate of the State of New York, Volume 1 |
| Author | New York (State). Legislature. Senate |
| Publisher | E. Croswell, 1873 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 2 Oct 2007 |
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