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FNEGr
gEVHE time has come when consump.
A ton may be classed among the cur
able Diseases! ~
We do not wish TO decelv the AFT
ed, or hvld out any hopes ofrelief when
mona exist but when SO many hun
dreds pronounced by skill physicians
as most hopeless cases have been cured,
who can blame US Tor using every word
and account o persuasion 10 induce the
suffering invalid to lay ASIDE the preju-
dice and parlake OF a remedy seldom
known to fail?
TESTIMONIALS.
IMPORTANT TO THOSE AFFLICTED wfrM Dis-
EASES OF THE LUNGS N BREAST.
Will miracles ever cease? More evi
dence Of its surprising health restorR
tive virtues!M
From DR.. Baker, Springfield, Washing
ton County XVI
SPRINGFIELD, KY, May IA, l845.
Messrs. Sanford Il Park:-Itake this
opportunity of informing you Of a most
remarkable cure performed upon me by
the use Of DR.. Wlstar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry.
In the year 1870, | was taken with
an inflammation of the bowels, which 1t
had Iabored under for six weeks, when
| gradually recovere d. In the fall Of
. 184l, | was attacked with a sever ecoldG
, which seated itself upon my lungs, and
| for the space of three years was con-
fined to my he'd. | tried all kinds Of
medicines, and every variety Of medical
aid, without benefit; and thus wearied
along until The winter Of 1874, when |
heard of Wistar's Balsam ol Wild Cher
ry. I
My 'rien ds persuaded me TO give ii 4
trial, thought had g%iysnup all hopes OF
recovery, and had prepared myself for
T. the change Of another world. Through
lie their solicitation, | was induced 10 make
sr use Of the Genuine Wistar's Ralsam OF
Wild Cherry. The effect was truly as
tonishing Alter five years of afliction
pain and suffering, and after having
= spent four or five hundred dollars to no
= purpose, and the best and most respecta.
" Bile physicians had proved unavailing,
% was soon restored 10 entire health By
:. the llessing Of God and the use Of DR.
W Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
am now enjoying good health, ant
- such is my altered appearance, that an
n' no longer known when meet my fOrme
=. acquainiances.
y | have gained rapidly in weight, an
my flesh is firm and solid. can nov
eat as much as any person, and my fooI
seems to agree with me. ! have eaieI
= more during the last six months than
had eaten in five years before.
Considering my case almost a miracI
deem it necessary for the good of tn
r afflicted. and a duty ! owe to the pre-
p%rietors and my fellow mon, (who shoul
know Where relief may be had, 10 max
-, this statement public
49, May the blessings Of GOD rest upo
'S the proprietors of so valuable a med
~ cine as Wislar's Balsam of Wild Che
~ rY.
Yours, reSDectfullv.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

Madison county,
MARGARET ANN BLA1ooK vs.. JAMES HYATT
Petition for a divorce in the Circuit
Court Of said county, on the Chan
Gerry side thereof,
.nN opening the petition in this cause,
W the Court being satisfied that the
defendant, James Hyatt is u non resident
of this State, and resides beyond the
limits thereof, so that the ordinary pro-
coss of law cannot be served on him;
il is the rtr fore ordered that unless the
said defendant. James Hyatt, enter his
oppea rance herein on or before the TIN
doy Of the next term ofthls Court, at the
court house in the toWn,of Canton, on
the tst Monday of April, l849. to plead
answer or demur TO said petition other
wise the same will be taken for confess
ed against him. 1t is further ordered
that a copy of this order be published
in tie mississippi Creole once a weeE
for three months successfully.
A true copy Of the order OF 2ubIlco.
ton.
H. R. COULTER, CEk.
Madison Ciruit Court.
Janurv I848. I7-3n
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County.

,Hadlson OOuntV
By the Probate Court Of said County, At
the February Term, ls49
FNHE estate Of Rot ert J Collins decd
n having been reported to, aud de.
clared BY said Court to be insoIvent,
Notice 10 hereby given to all pc sons
having claims against the estate Of said
deceased, 10 present the same TO the I'M
dersigned, on or before the I'd Monday
of Sept. next, or their claims will be
barred.
By order Of the Court,
]. r. CAMERON, CIR.
Canton, Feb. I6, '49. 28-6m
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ADMINIsFRATOR's NOTICE.

n ETTERS Of Administration, de bo-
a. MS non having been granted to
the undersigned at the Feb. Term,
I849. of the Probate Court Of Madison
county, Mississippi, on the estate of
Joseph Meek, deceased, all persons in
debted to said estate will please come
forward and make immediate payment,
and all persons having claims against
said estate will present them legally
authenticated within the time prcscrib
ed by law, or they will be forever bar'
red.
JAMES L MEEK Admir-
February rs, l849; 23-6I
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the IN
~ dersigned, administrator de bonis
non, of William A. %Cottingham deceas-
ed, has filed in the Probate Court Of
Leake county, Mississippi, his petition to
surrender his letters, and will at the
next February term Of said Court, pre-
sent on account Of his administration,
so far as the same has extended, for al
Iowance with commissions, and apply
for q final hearing Of said petition.
w. MCBRIDE
Dec. 90, 1848, l5-4t
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Notice.
Piano Fortes.

4 AuA4O VI GCSp
RH R. GEO. w. WEAR, will be in Can
4VA ion the 2lst instant for the purpose
of Tuning and Repairing Piano Fortes.
All orders left with Mr.. Gould, or at
this Office will receive prompt atten-
ton.
February l6, 1849. est
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Yours, respeclfully.

WIN. h. BAKER.
OF Sold wholesale and retail. By
Scovil u Mead No. 80 Chartres street
New Orleans; General Agents for the
South and West.
Sold by T.. D. WARD & CO., and
PRiESTLFY & MOSBY, Canton.
JAS. BLUNpELL, Benton.
Canton, Jhne 2. 49, ly
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ERrOOHlls.

A Superior article just received ant
IA for sale by
D. w MURPHY & co.
April Is, l848.
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INsOLvENT NOTICE.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
TeoEe ('onntu. 81.

Ledke 'ounty, SIS,
In The matters Of the estate If JOIN B
FORESTER deceased,
NVHE Said estate having been declar-
a ed insoIvent by the Probate Court
of said county. Therefore all persons
hold ng claims against said estate are
hereby notified to file the The same, pro-
bated according to law, with the Clerk
of said Couri by the first day of Janua'
.ry,A ID. 1919, or else they will forever
be barred. R. E HALFORD, Clerk
Carthage, May .. l848. 35-6m
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m. q Madison County.
By tho Probate Court OF said County.
January Term, ls49.
THE Estate Of J. w. Camp, de-
ceased, having been reported to
and declared by said Court insolvent;
Notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against the estate Of said
deceased, to present the same 10 the un-
dersigned, on or before the I'd Monday
Of July next, or their claims will be
ever barred.
By order Of the Court.
J, r CAMERON, CLERK,
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INsOLVENT NOTICE.

pTlCEis hereby given that the IN.
designed, commissioner of lnsol.
on the estate of Holland Webb de-
I'd, has made and filed his report on
estate, in the Probate Court Of said
Ply which will he confirmed at the
'Fh Term, l849, of said Court, an
exceptions are made at or before
lime.
J, 7. CAMERON, Com.
eb Is, 23-4t
gUSPREM UNI PIANO FORTESi
UNSTANTLY receiving from the
ABOVE mandatory, a choice and
lliul assortment of these justly Gel
lsd Instruments in highly ornamen-
Easesof
soSewood and mahogany,
scales Of 6, 81 and Z octavoes.
" instruments are finished with the
Uni GRAND ACTION, peculiar
! prompt and delicate touch; so ex-
w % the execution of difficult mu,
Also the PATENT COMPENSA-
lube and detached Iron Frame.
r Ial'I9 Patent, in thestrength and du.
Oh Instruments in this climate
Instruments are manufactured ex
" lof the southern country anc
guaranteed by the makers at thu
" EA5TRRN PRICES!
y eoIean or any other improve
AIDED if desired, and all instr
rU, 'oa will be kept in order G7-FREl
IAAGs'
~ SOols, covers, music, instruction
''Uc' G. W. WEAR, Ag't
hnso & DIdCk L1dWk.
MI, N.Y. Instruments can also be Obtain
W. v,a' following places:
S ,r,,. 4, LouD, Holly Springs, H
''''soN' Oxford; P. FLAAro, Men
\. 49,
SO92 a beautiful 81 octave sun
~. ,sO,e, legs to match; of rounc
,s U"Si lOll and heavy in the bas.
N sNe5 new style Of case,
n oO07, a beautiful 81 octave-sun
~ PANEL legs, do. Rosewood;
l is sod tone, new scale.
so' 0uO4' q beautiful 7 octaves, no
M 0t-legs do, Mahogany; Of rio
y, '' clear, brilliant treble Of gre.
!. SVol;a beautiful plain 6 octave
lsgs' Of rich silyery tone: vel
''ch g, ls49. o.
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IUSPREM UNI PIANO FORTESi
INSTANTLY receiving from the
aoove mandatory, a choice and
lIiul assortment of these justly eel.
aa Instruments in highly ornamen-
bases of
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February rs, 1849;
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BALTIMORE, June 30, d. m


The Telegraph to-day announced the death of
r. Cary Long, esq He died of cholera in the city
Of New York, whittier he had gone some time ago
to reside. Mr. Long favorably known as an
architect. He resided for many years in Bati-
more. Our city now bears the impress OF his ge-
MUS in most Of her recently erected public and
private buildings.
There is good deal of excitement about this
particular time among the Old Hunkers Of Locofo-
coism--especialy that portion Of them attached to
the custom-house. Several have already received
notice that their services are no longer required
The appointmentof Col. Kane, the new Collector,
is a decidedly popular and judcious one. He gives
universal satisfaction. learn that he has sent down
to the Department number of names for subord-
nate Offices. Those who have been mentioned to
me are all good men and true.
So far our city continues healthy. No cholera
reported.
Government stocks are firm Sales of Trea-
sury notes, 6's, at LII, and New Loan HI. Fam
cies dull and depressed.
Flour firm Sales Of 8, 900 bbls. at g. so a A. COL
for Genesec. Southern do 81 S7J IS. Wheat
steady. Sales 900 bushels at 100 I03 cents for
red; Genesee l2S 100 cents. Sales 60 900 bush
els corn at So a 81 cents for mixed, and 81 Sc cts
for yellow. Provisions quiet Sales 700 bbs. pork
at $40. so for mess.
Cotton is firm: Sales 1000 bales at 81 for fair
upland. and 81 for Mobile. Sales 600 tierccs
rice at ~ 81 cents per ID. Whisky % cts in
bbls
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Bp the Gpcnins Mails.

PHrLADELrHrA, Jsss 800 p. w.
There were no sales at the Stock Board to-day
The Board Of Health have reported As cases OF
cholera and IL deaths from that disease for the "a
hours ending at noon to-day.
The weather is still hot.
Flour is selling in small lots at "a "A $3.50.
Wheat frr--saIes OF red at 100 a 100 cts. Corn
quiet--yellow at So a SO cts
CmcNsATr june -.
The cholera still continues to rage with fearful
violence. There were 96 interments from that ia
tai malady during the "a hours ending at noon to-
day, and 81 from other diseases The nterments
altogether during -four days past amount TO 566
The weather Is believed TO be unfavorable to gen.
eral health. We have had heavy rains for several
days.
Large quantities Of coal are being burnt in the
streets for the purpose Of purifying the atmo-
sphere.
Business is very dull, caused in great degree by
the prevalence the epidemic.
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OFFICE OF THE SoLIcrroR OF THE Treasury,
June 81, 1649.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- office until the LIST day of September next, at
II O'Clock noon for the purchase of the interest of
the United States, at law and in equity, in the pro-
perty hereinafter described, upon the terms and
conditions mentioned below to wits
No; l. Lot No q in eastern section of Washing
ton, District of Columbia
No. 2 Lot No. %, in eastern sect. of Washington
No. 3. Lot No. %, do do do
No. 4. Lot No. "a, do do do
No. b. Lot No. 25, do do do
The five lots above named were sold on execution
against Nathaniel and Henry Ingraham, by Tench
Ringgold, marshal, and by him conveyed to the
United States, December %, 1881.
No. 8, Lot No. l, in block 5O4, in Washington.
This lot was conveyed to the United States by
Luther Rice, President, &C., of Columbia College,
October H. 1898
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b Y II Ell f G II A p III /.
REPORTED FOR THE REPUBLIC.

BALrrMoRE, July /, 10p. m.
= Ex-Gov. N. p. TALLMADes, Of Wisconsin, and
Capt. LEVY, of the U. s, Navy, are both sick here
with disease similar to the cholera
PBmADsLpHrA July l, erening.
There has been % cases and 20 deaths here to-
day from cholera.
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MONTGOMERY's PATENT TUBULAR
BOILER.

THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC IS IN
Il vited to this valuable improvement. Expert
ments the past year boats, both in Salt and FrssA
water also for land purposes, have fully tested
its superior qualities a steam generator and the
great saving of fuel, weight and space occupied.
over any boiler now in use.
These Boilers be seen in operation at
Messrs. HECKER BROS, Flour Mills, 2Oi Cher
ny street.
&" HOOPER BRO. IS, sss Pearl street.
MOTT 4 AYRES, Foundry, foot 25th
street, N. H.
ATLANTIC DOCK, Brooklyn.
F" A. w. METCAI.F, So and IS Centre street
ID. ID. BADGER h CO., A and as Duane
street.
N B. sTARBUCK's Foundry, Troy, New
York.
Z" SMITH 4 CURLETT, Baltimore.
READING DEPOT, Reading, Pa
And ON board steamboats, JONAS c. HEARTT and
EDWARD PAYSON, foot of Liberty street, N Y,
and towboat JOHN p. WHITNEY, New Orleans.
For further information apply TO
JAMES MONTGOMERY and
SAMUEL WARD,
is South William street. New York
June 20-d
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steamships now in process Of completion, but l
must reserve that for another letter
FArHEH MATHEW ARRIVED.
At last the " Ashburton, = with the Irish apostle
oftemperance, has arrived. She reached quarantine
last night. Father Mathew enjoyed the voyage very
much, and he arrives in good health and spirits.
AT present he enjoys the hospitality of private
gentleman on Staten Island Great preparations
are in progress to give him public reception, the
authorities having made the most liberal arrange
ments for that purpose Father Mathew is middle
sized man, of decidedly Hibernian physiognomy,
mild blue eyes, noble head, and mouth and chin
ed. With his public career you and your readers
are, of course, familiar.
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DIED.

Departed this life, on Friday evening, goth ult,
at Rose Hill" near Rockville, Maryland. the Rev
JOHN MINES, ID. d., for many years the faithful
laborious, and much beloved Pastor Of the Prcsby-
terrain church Of Rockville and Bethesda.
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CRIMINAL CouRr.-On Saturday Philip r. Fem
dali, esq, produced commission from the Presi-
dent Of the United States appointing him Attorney
of the United States for the District of Columbia du
ring the pleasure Of the PRESIDENT and also certi-
cate of his qualification, before the Hon. T. II.
Crawford, Judge of the court, and entered upon the
discharge Of his duties. The following cases were
then disposed of
Louisa Collins, for an assault upon Caroline Bow
man. Not guilty. }. L. Smith for defence.
tent TO kill upon John Logan, also ooIored. This
was the case We reported a. having occurred on
last Tuesday. This, though an aggravated case,
not made out sufficient to show that the as
ssult was committed in the District within the ju-
rsdicton Of tts court and the jury found verdict
for the travcrser. Radcliffe for the defence.
Low TAvERss AND GnoocEsrEs.-The grand
jury for the county on Friday read q formal pre-
sentiment TO the the great evil which ex-
lists in the county Of Washington, in the shape of
low taverns and groggcries, illegally opened in said
county.
Of the corporation were on Monday last, renomi-
mated by the Mayor, with the exception of Mr..
John Waters, as police officer Of the Fourth Ward
he declining the appointment and Mr.. VIM. II.
Bsrncclo, late Of Georgetown, and bailif Of the
court, appointed in his stead.
PATENT OrricE Bu,LprNc.--Thc contractors,
Messrs. Winter and Provost, received supply Of
the marble selected for this structure from the quar-
ries near Baltimore, which has been conveyed to
the ground, where spacious workshops have been
erected, and the marble cutters will commence their
operations to-day.
II Is said that Gov. FaEscH, Of illinois, has de-
termined TO call extra session Of the Legislature
this fall, for the election OF United States Senator,
and the consideration Of various local matters,
considered to be Of greet importance to the State
The name Of the Hon. Richard M. Young, late
Commissioner the General Land Office, has been
mentioned in connection with the vacancy in the
United States Senate caused by the inegibility
OF Gen. Shields Evening Post
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In WHAT PLACE.


Assistant Treasurer, Boston, Massachusetts :
Assistant Treasurer, New York, New York
Assistant Treasurer, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Treasury Of United States, Washington, District Of
Assistant Treasurer, Charleston, South Carolina :
Assistant Treasurer, New Orleans, Louisiana :
Assistant Treasurer, st. Louis, Missouri
Depository at Buffalo, New York :
Depository at Baltimore, Maryland :
Depository at Richmond Virginia
depository at wilmington, North Carolina :
Depository at Savannah, Georgia :
Depository at Mobile, Alabama :
Depository at Nashville, Tennessee :
Depository at Cincinnati, Ohio
Depository at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Depository at Norfolk
Depository at Little Rock, Arkansas
Depository at Jacksonville, Indiana
Depository at Chicago, Illinois
Depository at Detroit, Michigan :
Depository at Chicago
Suspense account :
Mint Of the United States. Philadelphia, Penn.
Branch mint Of the United States, Charlotte, North
Carolina
Branch mint of the United States, Dahloneea, Ga.
Branch mint of the United States, New Orleans,
Add difference in transfers
Deduct suspense account
Transfers ordered, subject to draft
From Assistant Treasurer, Philadelphia
From Mint at Philadelphia
To Assistant Treasurer, New York
To Treasury of the United States, Washingto
July 2l3t (Union)
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NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR a MAURY'S,
IN near 9th street.
& "ROWLAND CASHEL," by Lever, I'd part.
HLDRETH'S NEW HISTORY OF THE UNI
TED STATES, Vol. /.
sOUTHEY,s COMMON-PLACE BOOK. Har-
pers' edition, No. 1.
edmond DANTEs;" Sequel to "COUNT
OF MONTE-CHRJSTO."
:" EUROPEAN LIFE AND MANNERS" By
Henry Colrnan.
MRS. GREY'S NEW NOvEL-"Mcxdesen and
Marcia, or The Rsctory Guest
July2
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Splendid RaMe Of @. O. Moenster.
THIS Rattle of three fine Pianos and ninety seven
i valuable prizes-four blanks only to each prize
will take place on Monday evening, at O'Clock,
at the Apollo Hall. Some tickets may be had at IS
by applying to the above, 18th street, between E
No ticket which shall not have been paid for before
the commencement Of the drawing viii entitle the
holder TO any prize.
July 2-E
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The CabfDet at St Petersburg have issued cir
cular 10 its foreign representatives in relation the
intervention of Russia In the Hungarian war. Az
ear accounting tho movements which had "scatter-
ed the seeds Of revolution in the Russian pro-
vnces, the circular says:
But that our security in the interior of the en-
pre is mcnaced by what is going on or preparing
in Hungary, is manifest from the plans and endea-
vors which the insurgents themselves avow; and
every attack on that side against the constitution
and the unity Of the Austrian monarchy would be,
at the same time attack upon the territorial pos
sessions which his Majesty, in conformity with the
spirit and letter Of treaties, regards necessary for
the equilibrium Of Europe, as well an for the secu-
nty Of hrs own dominions. Granting even that
transient canscs could lend an cphcmeral existence
TO an independent Hungary, to every one who
knows the means and resources Of Austria, il will
be evident that such an independence con have no
prospect Of duration but, raised upon the base of
anarchy, and penetrated with the hostile spirit
which snmates the chiefs Of the Hungarian rebel
lion against Russia, II presents an aspect frausht
with great danger TO us, which ought not to al
low TO gain more mischievous extension There
fore, while the Emperor protects his Polish pro-
vnccs, and the countries lying on the Danube, from
the scourge Of propaganda, whose intention IL is
TO keep in perpetual disquiet while he, in compIi
with the express solicitation of the Austrian Co.
vernmcnt helps to re-csablsh peace in that part Of
its domnons, his Majesty believes that he ia act
ing no less in favor of order and reposc in Europe
than in his own interest.
(sgned) NEssELRODE
MIsoELLAsrous.--lt ~ reported that Lieut. Gen
Sir John Hawey, the Lico,ena Governor Of Nova
Scotia is TO succeed the late Sir Benjamin Durham
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rOR SIX DAYS ONLY,
Commencing on TUESDAY EVENING, June 26.
They have been witnessed in Boston, New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, by more than It's 600
persons.
TINE OF ExHBITIONS.-After perform
ance: Doors open at 3, to commence at 4 O'Clock;
and open Mt \, to commence at 81 in the evening
Admittance, 25 cents; children half price.
For further particulars small bills.
June 26-6t
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remains upon the stomach. When this occurs the
case is complete.
had the pleasure yesterday of handing FIVE
pounds of gold dust to lady in this city, valued
at about 81 900, which had been forwardc ed from
her husband in California. She received il in the
most quiet manner but she had daughter with
her, whose eyes testified exceeding great Joy y
at such comforting dispensation.
perceive you have city correspondent, who
gives you all the gossip Of the day, and do not
wish to ntrude upon his domain. Let me observe,
however, that it is a common subject Of remark.
that shall have in this city one of the most
elegant and commodious places Of amusement in
the world. Niblo's main buildings are rooted and
tnncd the interior is in rapid progress, and though
it is utterly impossible to have it finished by the 4th
Of July, should be asionished il the propre-
tor managed TO have some sort of an exhibition
there on that day
The Ravels are here again, and WILL no doubt
reappear at Niblo's.
The only place Of amusement which seems to sue
coed just is the Castle Garden, where concerts
and dancing take place every evening The music is
under the direction Of Marctze, and is very fine in
deed. There is a regular manager for the floor,
who regulates the dancers, and large number Of
we-dresscd people amuse themselves there night
ly. As there is no distinction assumed at the
Castles--no private chairs or exclusive ice cream
tables--the affair is popular. -
P.S Our weather has been very oppressive for
some days past, and the health of the city has not
been good. The cholera seems getting up above
its first range, and without being an alarmst, l
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LOST.
I'm the evening of the 18th instant, in the neigh
~ borhood of G and 7th streets, a package of pri-
vate letters of no value to the finder but Of great
Importance to the undersigned suitable reward
will be given for the recovery of the same.
Apply at the Office of the Republic.
June S-N L. F. TASISTRO