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No. 1, July 13, 1878 -- No. 2, July 20, 1878 -- No. 3, July 27, 1878 -- No. 4, August 3, 1878 -- No. 5, August 10, 1878 -- No. 6, August 17, 1878 -- No. 7, August 24, 1878 -- No. 8, August 31, 1878 -- No. 9, September 7, 1878 -- No. 10, September 14, 1878 -- No. 11, September 21, 1878 -- No. 12, September 28, 1878 -- No. 13, October 5, 1878 -- No. 14, October 12, 1878 -- No. 15, October 19, 1878 -- No. 16, October 26, 1878 -- No. 17, November 2, 1878 -- No. 18, November 9, 1878 -- No. 19, November 16, 1878 -- No. 20, November 27, 1878 -- No. 21, December 4, 1878 -- No. 22, December 11, 1878 -- No. 23, December 18, 1878 -- No. 24 and 25, January 1, 1879 -- No. 26, January 8, 1879 -- No. 27, January 15, 1879 -- No. 28, January 22, 1879 -- No. 29, January 29, 1879 -- No. 30, February 5, 1879 -- No. 31, February 12, 1879 -- No. 32, February 19, 1879 -- No. 33, February 26, 1879 -- No. 34, March 5, 1879 -- No. 35, March 12, 1879 -- No. 36, March 19, 1879 -- No. 37, March 22, 1879 -- No. 38, March 29, 1879 -- No. 39, April 5, 1879 -- No. 40, April 12, 1879 -- No. 41, April 19, 1879 -- No. 42, April 26, 1879 -- No. 43, May 3, 1879 -- No. 44, May 10, 1879 -- No. 45, May 17, 1879.

The following Information is furnished by the Surgeon-General of the Marine-Hospital Service to State and municipal officers of health, &c., in acoordance with the requirements of the National Quarantine act.

Called "Bulletins of the Public Healtlh" retroactively in its index ['The "Bulletins of the Public Health," published in accordance with the National Quarantine Act of April 29, 1878, were issued from this office weekly, from July 13, 1878, to May 24, 1870, inclusive, compiled from the reports received during the periods in which the recent epidemics of the plague in Russia and, yellow-fever in the United States prevailed, the latter by far the most disastrous epidemic of yellow-fever that has yet visited America. These reports were originally published on separate sheets by the papyrographic process, which was ill adapted for permanent record; and it was impracticable that any considerable number could be furnished to those desiring those. In order, therefore, that there may be on file in each marine hospital the complete series in a permanent form, it has been decided, with the approval of the Secretary of the Treasury, to republish the "Bulletins" in a shape better adapted for preservation.' - December 7, 1880]

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