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annual report of the pccuniary transactions and accounts of the
Society, and also exhibit a statement of the funds and property
of the Society in his hands, at any stated or special meeting,
when thereto required.
ART. 1X.-The Librarian shall have charge of the books,
manuscripts and other collections of the Society; he shall keep
;L catalogue of thc same, together with all additions made during
his official term; in case of donations, he shall specify in his
record the namc of the book, manuscript or article donated, with
the name of the donor, and date of the gift; he shell make an
annual report of the condition of the Library, and respond to all
calls which may be illadc on him touching the same at any
annud or special meeting of the Society, or at any mccting of
the Executive Committee.
ART. X.-The Corresponding Secretary, Treasurer and
Librarian, shall givc satisfactory bonds, in such sums as the
Executive Committee may deem proper, for the faithful perform-
ancc of their respective duties, and for a faithful preservation
of the property of every kind belonging to the Society; and
such bonds shall be filed among the papers of the Society.
ART. X1.-The Executive Committee, in the absence of the
President, and Vice Presidents, may select a chairinan from
their number. They shall meet for business 011 the first Tues-
day evening in every month, exccpt when they see proper to
adjouin for a longer period; may meet on special occasions upon
the call of any three membcrs of the Committee; shall supervise
and direct the financial and business concerns of the Society;
may augment the Library, Cabinet and Gallery, by purchase or
otherwise; may make arrangements for a single lecture, or a
course of lectures, for promoting historical knowledge, and
increasing thc pecuniary resources of the association. They
shall have power to fill any vacancies occurring in their number,
except in that of the President. They shall audit and adjust
all accounts of the Society. They may call special meetings of
the Society when necessary; appoint the annual orator, make
suitable arrangcments for the delivery of the annual address;