The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-05

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THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION.
The following proclamation was read at the
transfer OF the grounds In the park
BY THE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES or AnERcA-A
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be informed by the Governor of State OF PennsyIva
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18th day April 1876 and be closed the 18th Of
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1873 and Of the independence Of the United states the
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HAMILTON FISH Secretary of State
THE GOVERNORS NOTIFICATION.
The following Is Governor Bartrant's not1ca-
ton to the President of the United states, pursu-
ant to provisions OF section of the Act OF Con-
gress approved March 3, 1871, providing for ma
tional celebration OF the Tooth anniversary OF
American Independence, a copy OF which act is
appended heretO:-
vana, has the honor to inform the President that
nSs TOR the purposes Of the International exhibition OF
proposed BE- held in phlladsphla il the ISIS and
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makes this announcement to enable the President in
to issue his the said s ea
HARRISBURG. June "a, 1873
PRESIDENT HAwLEY's NOTIFICATION
to the President OF the United States is as fol-
lows
dent in order that NAV be Officially ANNOUNCED in such
as be may be pleased TO Issue under the
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United States Centennial Commission ata meeting held
hs oh t n Ms m s s ; , &
Of OCTOBER @ The uhdersisned has also the honor to
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sion on the A'h Of May 1872 RsspefiRyX ;qSpI:isd
President Of the United States Centennial Commission
Fra-rhe Internationai Exhibition Of 1876 will, be held
in faImount Park, city rhadeiDha, in the
April y 1916, ans Of closing w Dc October - 1875
OF the to be By is "r ny
tries. progress and developments.
Of this invitation is re-
to hc al Is
tanning TO its own interests shall be conducted for the
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pbs nn she hs Iposoo reside at f
.Ths e1ssss. sshsss5s granted only
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munications must be made through the government
ssrs"1-Apphcations for space within the exposition
buildings the adjacent buildings and grounds under
the eoniro q the Ceptennal Commission must be made
. Ssag; s. will
Gs Sn h ssisSt s sr & % to
FhsSeHSs before January sS n.
dpes az with al rssa
to transportation allotment Of space, cassiGcation,
pS Dav e ana and esther
material win be promptly, Communicated to the &C
operating in the exposition.
Letters ofregret at being present at the cere-
NAL cause were read from r. ], oeesby, Governor
Silas WoOdson, Governor Of Missouri; Horace Aus
tin Governor OF Minnesota; G. G. Carpenter, Gov
ernor Of Iowa; John J. Bagley, Governor OF Michi-
gan; John A. Burbank, Governor Of Dakota Terri
tory; United States .6enator Bayard; Representa-
tive Maynard, OF tennessee Hamilton Fish, Secre.
tary of State Postmaster General Creswell Elisha
Baxter, Governor OF Arkansas, and President
Grant. The following Is
THE PRESIDENTS LErrKR:-
LoNG BRANCH. ". j., June o. 1873
MY DEAR Mr. BoRIE-Your favor, enclosing q letter ad
dressed by Mr.. John Welsh you, was received last
evening 1t was intention TO comply with your and
his raotlqS Mt ofa
saying that my father Is sinking very rapidly and can
once. and will remain until after the Fourth, IL my |
father should live that long, and cannot of course,
the celebration in Philadelphia should he live
hope and trust that the Centennial will receive the
ton nation to 1t and awaken deter inmate on
the part Of the people to make IL grand also
that foreign may have awakened In them a
spirit Of honorable rivalry with young Republic in
'"' '~A'''' D. ). GRANT.
SECRETARY PrsHs LETTER.
DErARrxEsr STATE, WARRINGTON, June q. lg72
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