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... one shall be an officer of the United States Army , and at least one other shall be an officer of the United States Navy , the said officers respectively being either upon the active or the retired list of the Army or of the Navy .
... one shall be an officer of the United States Army , and at least one other shall be an officer of the United States Navy , the said officers respectively being either upon the active or the retired list of the Army or of the Navy .
Page 314
... ( 4 ) property and provisions intended for sale in commissaries established and operated by the Isthmian Canal Commission to officers , employees , and contractors of the Isthmian Canal Commission of the Panama Railroad Company ...
... ( 4 ) property and provisions intended for sale in commissaries established and operated by the Isthmian Canal Commission to officers , employees , and contractors of the Isthmian Canal Commission of the Panama Railroad Company ...
Page 418
... quarantine and sanitary ordinances and regulations prescribed by the Chief Health Officers of the Panama Canal . ... of the Republic of Panama appear to the Chief Health Officer of the Panama Canal to be insufficient or unavailing ...
... quarantine and sanitary ordinances and regulations prescribed by the Chief Health Officers of the Panama Canal . ... of the Republic of Panama appear to the Chief Health Officer of the Panama Canal to be insufficient or unavailing ...
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Contents
Instructions from Henry Clay Secretary of State to | 19 |
James Buchanan Secretary of State to Benjamin | 27 |
Treaty of Peace Amity Navigation and Commerce | 35 |
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