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pKOP0sALs FOR TkANsPoITATI0E.

ByRBAJ OF ORBSAscs, NAVY DEPARTMENTAL
wAsH!Nsroh err, March n, 1868.
satil nooa, April twenty, 90 1855, fer tho trans
poItstion, by Iail,9ad OF water, % three hundred
Ing Ia tho aggregate about enc huadred aud soy
snty.iye 90 toni, mere sr loss. fE.n Jefferson
delivered e 10 Ne. 5oTE Navy Yard.
4 Prsigh. from jefferson Barracks Reserve to
they will agree 10 bring the freight the entire dis
tanee Hnd In the time VII W hieh It will BE- done.
all bids not deemed advantagesus 10 the dsysrn-
nent, and the party or parties 10 whom the contract
may be awarded must furnish good md sunicient
security to the value Of one half the amount Of
his or their bdfor the faithful performance Of the
contract.
II. A. WISE,
mh8-Ia Chief Of Bureau.
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IPuBLIc-No. 81. ]


An Acr providing for holding a circuit court
ct the city Of Erie, Pssnsyivspis.
be IL enacted BY tAs ssaais and Hoitss Of
Representative, If The United States Of An,ri.
ca in COngrsp a''smbied, That the Circuit
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THElsUB.
! seTiber has obtained from the Orphans Court
q Warrington county, - the District Of Columbia,
Ana Brswn, late Of Cranstsn, Rhode Island. de-
ceased. All persons having claims against the said
with the vouchers heresf, to tho subscriber. on
before the 3lst day Of March next they may ether
said estate.
sivsa usder NJ hand MI. mat day n March, lsSs.
aeu-TN Rraspter
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PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR AND SOAP.

PROPOSALS. FOR FLOUR AND SOAP.
oyYIc. pEPor CoxxIss4sr sugsIsrasSr.
WANTED 100 barrels Family HioSr. best
s@ barrels No.
1900 pounds Hard Soap. similar to
The Family Flour viii 10 required within sig
days. y 9ftho remainder q The Plour within ten
The Soap wanted before the 18th instant. and ali
before the 9th Of May.
18th instant.
Conditions as heretofore. 9. BELL.
Ap9-N O. D., q. B. Army.
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Legal Notices.
nRPHANs' OURT,

u A,nL7. 1874
bIsrRror OF COLUMBIA. WAsHrsaros CoUsTr.
VILLAS. A Grace deceased, the sdministratriI
Aforesaid has, with The appreciation Of the Orphans
Court Of Washington county Aforesaid, appointed
TUESDAY, the 5tk day Of Nay. A, D., 1855, for the
Anal settlement and distribution Of the persona es.
far the have been collected and turned into
money; when and where All the creditors and heir.
claims properly yoaehed, or they may Otherwise ~
estate; provided copy Of this order be published
once week for three weeks - the NATIONAL RH-
..p:.wsv. JAZZ R L. Sn y Will.
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This Dispensary Is In connection with Cslun-
bis Hospital. and ~ opened for the treatment Of
9ut;door patients, who are supplied with Medicine.
Patients rho are about to be eonAncd and desire
to BE- attended at their own homes, but who are
practti will DO furnished with medical Attsn
tisn free, by leaving, their names aud address at
the Hospital with the matron.
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PiPss AND EArERhk sEw Y SA FI ffs''ok

PrpPo:s%lns VII b received at the M.ysrs 0ne..
and laying the 9as and Water Pipes and Lateral
water sewer Pipes Into all lsts and parts q lots
as Are not already provisioned therswith,
Specifications can hs seen At tho Once Of the Com
missioner OF lmproy ements, In the basement OF the
west wing Of the City Hall.
Tho right to r;;fi @ f N siss
api0.B.n Commissionsr Third Ward.
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Mondays, from 2 70 4.....,..... Prof, v. Howard.
Wednesdays. from 2to4....Prof. J. I; Thompson,
Columbia Hospital is open for The reception Of
Free Patients upon orders of the Honorable Soc
can 30 obtained Of the Surgeon. In chief. DR.. J.
THOMPSON, At his office. fsi street, between
Twentieth and twenty. hrst Y. lane-diy
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CITY Hall, In the city ~ washington. this 2ist

r,,..., a' o,;,, ..' .',, lss Ea.'', Docket.
ID appearing 10 the Court that a summons has
bees Issued In this cause and returned, met 10 be
found, !" as 10 said dofendaats, II 10 tkelsfore or
PsndG their Solicitors, that said defendants
their appearance 10 b entered herein en- OF before
day, stherwise the cause will be prscested with rs
Ia esss Of default. provided copy q TIL. order DO
times . week for two weeks before said rule day.
A. D. OLN, Justice
ahN.eo2M IL MEIGs, Ciert
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An ACr to amend the act passed March twenty.
third, eighteen hundred and sixty. seven,
entitled IAN act supplementary to An act
to provide for the more efficient government
of the rebel States passed March second,
eighteen hundred and sixty.seven, and to
facilitate their restoration"
BE IL enacted by tie Senate and House Of
Representatives. o. The United States Of Amsri-
ca in Congres} assembled, That hereafter any
e'ection authorised by the act passed March
twenty. three, eighteen hundred ard sixty
seven, entitled IAN act supplementary to An
act to provide for the moro efficient govern
ment Of tho rebel States passed March trO
I second, eighteen hundred andEsiIty.seven,
and to facilitate their restoration" shall be
decided by majority Of the votes actually
cast and at the election In which the question
Of the adoption or rejection Of any constitution
IL submitted, any person duly registered In the
State may vote in the election district where
he offers to vote when he has resided therein
for ten days next preceding such cleo ton,
upon presentation Of his certificate Of registra.
ton, his affidavit, or other satisfactory evil
dence, under such regulations as the district
Commanders may prescribe.
SEC. 2. And Do IL J1thr enacted, That the
constitutional convention Of any Of the States
mentioned in the acts to which this is amenda-
tory may provide that ct the time OF voting
registered voters may vote also for members
Of the House Of Representatives of the Upited
States, and for all elective officers provided for
by the said constitution and the same cleo.
ton officers who shall mako tho return Of the
votes cast on the ratification or rejection Of
the constitution, shall enumorate and certify
the voteJ cast for members Of Congress.
SCHUYLER CoLFAx,
Speaker Of tho House Of Representatives.
President Of the Senate pro tempore.
Endorsed by the President: "Roeeived Feb
uary 2s, 1858"
MORE ny THE DEPARruESr OF SrArE-
Tho foregoing act having been presented to
the President Of tho United States for his M.
proyAl, and not having been returned by him
to tho house OF Congress in which II orig.
mated within the time prescribed by the Con.
stitution Of the United States, has become n
law without bis approval.
[PUBLic-No. 81.
Az ACT TO revive an act to constitute Hanni.
bal, Missouri, and Peoria, Illinois, ports Of
delivery.
BE it snaeted BY As Ssnai. and House Q,
RepysIsHfdtipsI 0fths United Sfaisg Of d1lsyi
ca in COngJsn aJsembked That the second
section Of the act Of the nth day Of April, one
thousand eight hundred and dfty- six. entitled
An act TO constitute the eitiss Of Hanpibal,
Missouri, and Peoria, Illinois, ports Of dsliv.
cry, 10 hereby revived and declared to DO In
full force and eject for the term Of two years
from the passage ofthis act.
Approved March II, 1868.
PUBLIc- a.
An Acr providing for holding q circuit court
ct the city Of Erie, Pssnsyivspia.
a.. II L.. L. n
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! IN. Eslity DseketA

Q. H:iioa 4 Il. G.nglsi,ans * Y; ThSnp;:.s:
day Hsfsi, isss, that Il. defendant Case Il. sp
psarsnes to DO entered herein o. or before the
stierwise the cause will s. proceeded with as n
ease Of default. A. y, OLIN, Justice.
true eopy-Test! Il. J. MEI0S,
nhD-P6w Clerk.
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HsApo'Rs THIRD MILITARY DIsrRIer,
dept Of Georgia, Alabama and Fls.,)
ATLANTA, GA, March Is, 1858.
General Orders No. So.
I. Whereas the Constitutional Convention
Of the State Of Georgia, on tie Sd day Of
March, 1858, adopted the following rssolu.
tion:
A RESOLUTION providing for the issuing Of
warrants In lieu Of scrip.
Resoipsd, That the auditing committee be
and are hereby instructed to Issue warrants 10
lieu Of the scrip, In accordance with section 2
Of an ordinance to provide means Of dsfraying
the expenses Of this convention, aud the com.
psnntion of officers and members, adopted
February 8, 1858; said warrants being duly
countersignsd BY the disbursing agent Of this
convention, and BY the Comptroller General
OF this State. ]. r. PARRorT,
President Of the Convention
P. M. SHEiBLr,
Secretary Of the Convention.
II. Therefore Il Is ordered that paragraphs
2 and 3 Of General Orders No. "a, current
series, au.horizing the issue Of scrip, and
making the same receivable In payment Of
the special tax, Is hereby rsscindsd and re-.
voked.
III. In conformity with the wishes Of the
| convention, the provisional comptroller gen
raj Of the State Il authorised and directed to
countersign the warrants issued with the above
resolution, and the provisional governor and
treasurer are ordered to pay the same out Of
the proceeds Of the special tax levied BY tbs
convention, after the treasury has been REIN
| bursed Of tho advances made to the oonven.
tion, or of such portion Of such advances A.
may, in tho judgment Of the provisional gov.
ernor, DO necessary TO meet the immediate
wants OF tho State; and said warrants are not
to DO received by tax collectors, not will they
be received at the treasury In lieu Of money
collected for taxes.
BY order Of Maj. Gen. Meade.
| r. @. DnUn,
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ITO ALL wHoMIT MAY CONCERN.
DEPARTMENT OF THs IsTEEIoR,

PRssIoN 0YTIoB, March q, 1865. !
Application having been made under the act Of
Juns q, 1850, for the reissue Of the following de-
seribed Land Warrants, which are alleged to have
been lost or destroyed Notice Is hereby given that
at the date following the description Of each war.
rant new certificate or warrant Of like teuor will
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IE sgEREs1 fGgRE 81 E9H R;1HgGS
pis T "a ttoLSxS MAsH HE s1s
DAY OF MARCH, 1855 Preseat-OLB, JSs-
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GREAT REJECTION IN FRIIGHT TO SAN FRAN
" cisco via Panama, by Pacac Mail steamship Com
pauy's steamer ALASKA, sahing Friday. October
frci hit red by this st reaches San frsncsc
days advance OF shipments by North America
steamship Company's departure OF Oco D. Apply
WELLS, FARGO CO., freight agents, Pacinc Mail Steam
ship Conpany's pier ~ North tiysr foot Canal
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For Sale.
A HANDSOME TWO Story AND BASEMENT HIGH
n soOp brick House In Lafayette one mile rom
Jersey CITY Terry 6ar-r cars every y n'nucs all
imif0vcn ents: 2Us46x o.; only ao,25s Handsome
three and high stoop brick toue "A rooms
A. improvements, Handsomely Luished and FURNISHED
throughout only sh,JW; rare bargain: easy terms.
J. NJ. olBsUS, ~ montgomery street, Jersey CITY.
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HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RArLRoApS-
Trains for Albany and Troy, connecting with Northern
road Thr-h and Tenth avenue, and II A. NJ an
3A5, $3.50 and II T. NJ aud via Harlem Railroad, Twenty
sixth street and Fourth at VI A. NJ. and 4t5
The 6sv r. NJ. train via Hudson River win sun
dsya
s eeping cars aitsched TO $50 aur n p N. trains
Drawing attached TO and III go A. N. and3:b
p. NJ. ~...-...
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CPLENpID PENNSYLVANIA FARM FOR S,LE
y chear-A farm of 13 acres miles from the strouds-
depot eightynine miles New York acres under
cultivation, twelve woodland large scas aud brick
house. TIVE large barn. sheds and nrnerons
oub ngs larre apple orchard and other fruit; good
also AL the Stock consisting of two horses
cattle hors poultry, harness. and all the farm
M mpement tons Of hay straw, &C price for all only
SoQC terms half cash. balance paymeuts possession
any time: healthy and beautiful location Address
Geo. L. Walker, Siroudsburg, Pa
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THE RENOWNED cLAIRvoYANr, NINE. DrCobAM,
can be consulted fion IN y on Nil affairs OF lie; IN
business her s valuable al diseases.
friends; biuen ~ Esst Twenty
@-.@ s'---s Fourth
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A TEsT.-TIfE ORIGINAL. MADAME BYRON, FROM
N Psris, Medical Business Csirvoyant, sprtalst has
that wonderful secret causing speedy marriage No satsa
90 pay 1s Seventeenth between Irving place
aud Third y. enue.
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HJUoS CRY, N. J.-fOR SALE, A : BsrhNfIAL
lriae Dwelling HOnss; two lv. gOoi ioc,tiyl, .f
block from cars; $500, ASvu hal sssa. AJaess n, pox
a.. 3 Post ouioo-
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EXCURSIONS.


CTEAMFR THOMAS =. HULSE- LEAVES FOOT or
- Christopher street daily, Sund include Mt 10 g. for
Gnt'enburg ha SIDE Peasant vly and Fort Lee. land.
ing at Thirtv-fourth street Sundays only
CUNDAY EXCURSION FORT LIFE. PLEASANT VAL.
- ley and Shay Sde.Steamboat PAITSAD, from Spriaa
street at r. and 81 r. NJ. New Steamboat FORT LEE.
from Thirty fourth street at 1914 and ga r. NJ Tickets good
either boat.
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COAsrwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COASTWlSE STEAMSHIPS.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN Opposition to monopoly.
FOR CALIFORNIA,
via Panama Railroad.
NEW SAILIN ARRANGEMENT.
THE bIH AMI 9th OF EVERY MONTH,
or tho day before when these dates fail on Sunday.
Their elegant steamship
SANTIAGO DE CUBA
MONDAY, OCTOBER &, At NOON,
from pier ~ North rver foot OF King street.
For passage or freight apply to o~ov -
WILLIAM H. p WEBS, Pr sa dent
CHAnLFs DANA, Vice President,
81 Exchange place, New ork
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
Il THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.
Rates OF passage greatly reduced aud as low as ~ any
other line.
Steamers the above line leave pier No. a North rver
foot OF Canal street, at " O'Clock noon,
-FOUR TINES A MONTH,
ON lST 9TH, 18TH AND 24fH,
except when those fall Sunday then the day pre-
hundred pounds Of baggage each adult xedi
cire and attendance free Il
-OropKu s--aL SKA, Captain Gray connecting with
CT. sritUTTDN, Can ain iu
Steamer eavlng October connects closely with steamer
JAPAN, leaving San Francisco November for China and
Japan.
the Company ticket osco the wharf, foot OF Ian street
r. r. BABY, Agent
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1,HE ORIGINAL MADAM BYRON, sPfRIruhLIsr,
i speedy marriages; old place. BU rourth avenue, De-
tween Twenty and Twent, ,onrh Streets Beware of
imuu eforn
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Miscellaneous.
A LIEN BROWN,
n Real Estate Brokers
ana
Auctioneera

JONATHAN ". ALIEN, % Broadway New York.
JosIAmw. BROWN,
offer for arye amount Of The most desirable property
Their oce comprising stores Dwelling Houses and L on
ssF sa
and the principal streets and senues.
Money to loan on Bond ami Mortgage.
A T MochHILL cos REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
sc 50 ay corner 18th st. and ~ 9Th av between 9th
Unimproved Third avenue property for ssle:-
Lot near ss,s at, Siso' y Il building 90
Lot c near "a a. a. S Ss, Win Sa ding
Lo. corner IS, st, sssa; with baidin 80. 500
lots corner 81, Sis, building. fsS
Tair ave 10, improve fir,se- ''''
Near S4h a., story br'cs, with improvements, aos5ox go
Near .sth st.; story brick. with Improvement. Win
Near .,s st. sstory brick Win Improvement al $50 80
Near s,h ST. four story bricks with Improvements, -
Near ssh st. three .or, brick. Improvements
Also 3D. h s,h sh Lexington ana Madison av properly for
THREE STORY MODERN BROWN Stone HOUSE,
= 's'''' '''' Freeman GO, ia sro.lway
AT MoEvILy's REAL ESTATE OFFICE, s4s THIRD
perry ON Sm. seeond Third and fsss avenues and Of pr
yse BRICK and brown stone Dwellings and So.,aes s.o o.
try Seats Tor sale OF exchange.
THEE sTosS Eosf ss on SD ST. s w MApI
ST si 49, 40 Beekman Hl scp 0Oo; 9Th sisnO0.
18th st. near Lexington s cline LINE, So ssaSs,
SMITH 4 CLARKE, NO. PINE sTaEEr-CALL
n. the attention Of those desiring 10 purchase medium
Se vests Streets from sco sS l''' y ''
A coon BUSINESS CORNER ON FIRST AVENUE
81 2.n.h u rse s Now se sa,es, ye rsr"'
| A S. 3. GoopALE, REAL ESTATE BROKER, NOS.
n. AMI Twenty third sire Fifth Avenue Hotel has for
;ss hS TGs aes, tie r.Pgsy = ne Sy s9np.n
| 1enemen, Properly. Lots, Ae
| 4 SPLENDID iNvlsrxnxT-oSE or THE FINEST
"A business Propede on Rroadwsy comprising an entire
s sssn 11r sac IYSca Nassau street,
A FIRST CLASS ForR STORY Mon srooP BROWN
~ stone on Ihity.seconi sree near F.,h avenue. for
sale, in splendid oraer possession ssysns :,
n House on Thirt, .Gth Filth avenue
four hiy II stoop brown hQne House on fhiyeghh
49, Il. 4 ]. Lynch, n Nassau street
| A eonpL' rg AND WELL TuILT BROWN STONE
'' ''''0' p'r va q ). L xcH, a Nassau stree,
T}AgSAfs IN REAL ESTATE Ar 1853 NINTH Av.
~ sth av story ami D. D. store...............s $500
~ sv sofy ami D. b. Store. ", ~
Yves, ga story and s. H. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Eco
Ws ssu ~; 'ey ae ,So ?. D. B. am
fSED w. rENSER
RaoADwAY LEASE ron sALF.-oSs or THE BEST
=. nASrOsp, 800 broadway.
| BUILDING LOTS. PARTIES IN = ARCH or SINGLE
other Purposes VIII pea,e elamss oar lar eo sea
XVI mo a =, s sy., .sSy 'o "a hs market tor
| ~ lOnd avenue ana "a sa,h avenue.
/ IrxcELf.EST INVESTMENTS IN TENEMENT pRo.
~ peru 10 parcels q Dom ons 70 ten houses, ~en
" sAffn a CLAakL, No. fPise street. wy
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I Ow FARE TO ALBANY AND TROy.-ONLy 81 30.
IL The eie, ant stea nern VANDERBILT and CoNNECTL
cur leave pier a. north Of Spring 81
Saturdays excepted, connecting with rail West North.
Fare sunday 81 Returning leave troy At and Albany
Esp. NJ.
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MARKABLE FACT.-JAMEs KIRBY MAKES AFFI
IN oavt be; DAME Pornerov, Nosrs Public $50 road
that h. had three partners on propeer hlppoca.pos
which ost on Lake ichgan seltenber All
posed lost. MISS TESNEsst, " treat Jones street tod
hm."No, all are not lost: number saved will no
heard davs: two of stved." De.
seribed them knew CoIidge aud Bailey, wb had
IL two days they heard fron. All err
tances tnid
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IlADAM Ro s, ME- IcAL AM X sINEsS CLART-
I'M voyant teis and shows lisencsses OF luure
hnsband brnss together thuse long separated Ia West
Twenty between Sixth and avenues
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L1OR SALE OR TO RENT-AT NORTH wAvERLEY,
Hudson ,Iy near the W. at Hoboken thur.e carr nair
rvai, number French IJu ~. now being
finished. Also two Houses reay ior ssls In
qure %. H. "A. hOLkS, Luider, Nzverley street near
SADIE avenue, Hudson CITY, n. J..
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

OUR FRIEND AND PARTNER, MR.. ROBERT WHIT.
~ retres this dav from firm by conrent
Mr.. Clemens Fs:her will 81 henreorth hv procu
Our house in Havana ceased TO exist the 18th repembe
New YORK, Oct. l, 1S6s C.P. FISCHER Il CO.
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JONATHAN W. ALLEN, 20 Broadway New York.
JOSIAH w. BROWN,
HuRATIo HESRIlt Es,
offer for o the most desirable property
tits city and vicinity, lists OF which open inspection
their oce comprising Stores, Dwelling Houses and Lss
the principal and In New
Lots Centra Park Bouevard Firth aud Ell
and on the principal streets and genues.
Money TO loan Bond and Mortgage.
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ERENCM MEDICINES
PREPARED BY GRIMAULT CO..
PARIS

different medicines the most recent medical
discoveries founded the principles Of Chemistry and Tne-
speucs They mns not be confounded or
medicines as their sufficiently indicate their com
tom circumstance which has 20 be
snd pescoed BY the Faculty IN the whole world Tier
Sidey diner from those numerous medicines
the public papers able possible disease
they are applicable only 20 bat very few comp rhs
most stringent laws extt In France with
medical preparations and only those which
examination By the Academy Of Medicine and have
proved ecacous either the hospitals the practice
The frat medical authorised By thu Govern
This fact must be guarantee for the exceency Of Msssr
GRIMAULT CO.'S MEDICINES
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
EXECUTIVE DxrLRfrrrr 4
New Orleans May g. 1863 !
"HEREAs John Y. Kuzac has made an
w plcstSn 70 cancel his official bond constable for Ne
wit: F w
bond dated the llth Of May 1856 signed bv him as nr,,
for se faithful performance Of his as con-
Notice hereby given persons Interested In IN. ..d
BOND 70 show cause In writing the Office Of Secresrv
Sae within nney days amer the publication hereof xhy
the said bond should not be cancelled and xnnullsa
Given under hand and Of the State AS above and
the Of the United States the second
CsigneD JOSHUA BAKER,
g., Governor Of Louisiana
J. Il. HARDr, Secretary Of ststA
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
DKPARfxmKEr ExruurTY
rouvelle- Orieans 10 Mai 1858. I
a TTENDU que John q. Kuzac = raits mae
application pour lie cancelement bond onice com
me de Ia second cour du justice de pax O.
bond date le ileme mai 1896 signe par meme COM
me principal ct VIM X Bell securte. conditlonee
pour ndse accomplishment de devOis coane
Avis par present donnie toutss les personnss nte
essees avr fare connsitre ect bureau du
tsre dEtst dams les qustrs ous qu suivfost
aenere publication de Get avis les ssons pour osQuses
es CIT bonds ne seratt pas cancele ct snnulle.
Dome sous ma signature OF de PEtat Ia
dste mentionne ct 10 quatre aimee Dc I'm
signe) JOSHUA BAKER
Gouverneur de Ia Louisiana.
J. H. HARsY. secretsire dEtat
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pROCLAMATION.... PRoCL A NATION
OF QUARANTINE.

STATE or LouIsIANA, EXECUTIVE DEF tzrrxSf
New Orleans, May Il. 1903.
WHEREAS An Act Of the Legislature approved March Is
1888 entitled An TO establish uarsutins the pro-
lection Of the State the State
shall sne his proclamation upon the zdvice Of the Board
Heath declaring place where there shall BE-
heve pestena contagious infectious disease exists
be Infected place and stating number days OF
sntine n be performed BY the vessels their passenger on
Gers and crews. coming from such place places.
Now therefore In Of the provisions Of the
Aforesaid do issue this my proclamation, aod hereby
clare the places hereinafter named u be infected
that all vesse together with officers passengers and
cargoes arriving from said places having touched or
stopped at Of them, shall be subject quarantine
not less than ten days for longer period
sdsree BY the Board q Health TO take effect from
Any violation Of the Quarantine laws here procsed
will be severely punt he'd II the penalties prescribed by
law deemed inadequate the parties offending will be de.
nvered up 10 the military authorities dealt with
The places which hereby declared infected afore
said are the following. 20 wit:
All the ports Of Nicaragua Central America and the mort
Of Vera Cruz, In Mexico.
Given my Seal Of the State q. above and
the Independence Of the United states the
By the Governor:
]. Il. HARDY, Secretary Of Stats.