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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1850-11-28
THE SPANISH HIDAId;O.

HE SPANlSH HlDAtGO,
"ILLiAM ARMSTRONG, beys leave respectfully
Wv to announce 10 the public that he has had "a
can ron the Central House TO the upper end Of Saint
Paul, and has opened suit OF one door yves, of
the Ocean Wave" where he VIII continue 10 practice
'onsorals stampoog, hair.cutpg, and shaving ia eve
ny branch Of the profession.
n u. Capillary amputution performed il desired
nnder the influence OF chlorofornl.
+. $. NEWELL,
Tn, Shcot-froR ard Conner Yorker md Dro,.r in
Stores.
Corner Of Minnesota and Fourth stceo,. 6, Pan,
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE il hereby given thai The partneYship lately
~ existing between William Defdchcr ard Iesiie y.
Peril under the OF Dcro.h-t and Paul. di..olve
the 2s,h day Of Septembcr last By nuusi ~onsss,
Louis 4. Paul Is authorized settle all due the
firm. WILLIAM DFRoCHFR
October 8, 1850. LOUIS T.. PAUL s-.s
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ST. PAUL HAT AND CAP STORE,
On Bench Ntreei. neac Lhs Lo,rsr Landine

u WEST McCLOUD hegs lea,e to inform the cit-
1As zens OF 81. Paul ard the public of Minnesota
generally, that he has just received large and well as
sorted stock OF Hats and Caps of the latest which
he is prepared TO sell for lower than goods of
the kind were ever offered IN this market Having a
large stock on hand he offer his goods wholesale
nj prices low be bought IN The ST. Lout, mar
kct Country merchants wishing to purchase will And
IL 10 their interest 10 give him a cl.l
n b. Hats purchased this establishment jrcned
free OF charge.
81. Paul. November o. 1850 ga
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The STONE STORE.

Corner 81 Aaafu ana AoseTs-st., -. rant
n w. SIMPSON bess leave to invite his
-. old friends and customers, as we'll as his
fellow citizens who are coming in amongst ~,
that he is now opening I'm extensive stock If
goods suited to this market, and that be viii be
ready at all times To furnish them every article
Of trade usually found in any store, a, fnr living
prices. Amongst the goods he has for sale, be-
sides many kinds not here enumerated, are the
following viz:
Drugs and Medicines
Boots and Shoes Fine BfanJies and Wines
Glass and Queensware Clothing
Hardware Carpenters Tools
Cutlery Mutrasses
Wooden Ware Oysters, Pickles, Sauces
Paints and OILS k-irhtSs and Sauces
Hats and Caps Assorted Dry Goods
Furniture I.coKing Glasses
Trunks Nails and Castings
Provisions Groceries gcnsraliy
And variety of other articles which III be
sod low for cash by J: W. SlMrSON.
St Paul; june Is, 1880. 2-sly
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PROBATE COTRT,

Office is hereby given, that the regular
" terms Of the Probate Court oT Ramsey
county, Minnesota Territory. will be holden on
The first Mondays in March, June, September
and December, respectively, at Q o'clock A. NJ.
nj my office in the town of ST. Paul
4o-yly HENRY A. LAMBERT,
Judge of Probate OF
Ramsey Co. Min. Ter.
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MINNESOTA BOOKSTORE,

WIN fsSO "A t5OOhsSIOkE s
Wholesale and Retail
" G. LEDUc is now receiving and opening large
w assortment Of School and Miscellaneous Book
and Stationery, which will be sold for
bic percentage on Eastern prices. 4 discount will be
made to schools supplying themselves by the Dozen
Cash orders from ST. Anthony, saltwater and from
other settlements in Minnesota, respectfully socited.
ss. Panl, ssptempcr IL, 1850 2-2l
4nnA lbs. BUTTER and CHEEsE-rr,m,
oOVO articles-just received and for sale at
SERGENT"s
CIR AHAM. Cooley. AND SARTIIy.
xpOOkS are now opened for subscribers to those nm
II rvalled Magazines, for the volume II is now
universally admitted that In respect to literary excel
icnce as well richness and elegance of enbc sh
ment, these periodicals unrivsfed IN the whole
range Of English literature. Subscribers viii do well To
ST. Paul. November 6, 1850. ss,i
CITY HOTEL, ST. LOUIS,
Corner Of Third and Pine Streets
bAhNuM, proprietor, will always be happy TO see
his friends, who down business or pleasure from
Wisconsin, Minnesota, and from elsewhere I'M The Mis-
sissipri river. Nov. IA, 1850.
ESTRAY.
HtAME into tho enclosures OF tho under s;gned mr. n,
~ ABOUT the ist OF May last, bay pony, nine or ten
old with three white feet and white stripe In che
forehead. The owner is requested 10 come forward
prove property, pay charges, and ,nte him away.
ELI PETTUOHN.:
Fort smelling, Nov. l3. ls5o. s+aeti
NEW STORE.
TuVIE Subscriber would respectfully announce IN ,,
citizens oi Saint Paul ard vicinity III At he has .s,
receiyed and - now Opening splendid s.ock ar FOODS
direct from New YORK; consisting principally of Dry
aueenswsre, Hardware and Cutlery Hats and C,,,s'
Boanets and Hosiery, Boots and Shoes Glass and Na;s
together wa large LOT Of country made Flanes Je,s
I.insess and Socks all 81 which will he sold INV n,
cash, or IN exchange tor country produce
., Peui, November, i.so a.,
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noors AND N snoEs, &c.
d with great care and borgA. a, extremely
low prices. Ass,
GROCERtE

4 fall supPly-best quality Of COFFEE, Teas. SUI
CARS OF several varieties and prices, aIoIasscs,
Spice, Pepper, Ginger, Cinnamon, Cloves Sail,
Every cheap y SO bills. winter Apples NaiIs,
Tobacco, sc. &C.
Also QUORS, on Conmission viz -
American Brandy, American Gin, Common, rec
titled and Monongahela Whiskty, cheap for cash.
Goods at cash prices viii be given in pay fos
turs, Hides, Wheat and most other kinds Of pro-
dnce.
LOUIS ROBERTS would particularly invite
the attention Of Farmers and all others to mis-
stock % GOODS, believing they will find Il for
their interest to deal with hi, He has facilities
Tor doing business on The river, uhsurpa sscS By
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LOCOMOTIVE STEAM ENGiNE.--' love,
says Eihu Burritt, so see OF those huge crea-
-,urss~wi,h sinews Of brass and muscles Of iron,
strut forth from his smoky stable, and saluting
me long train of cars with dozen Of sonorous
CUFFS from his iron aosirs, fall back gently into
;si.s harness. There he stands champing and FOAM
ins apon the iron track, his great heart furnace
I'd blowing csals; has lymphafic blood is boiling
III bis veins, the strength Of thoesand horses Is
SeHing his sinews; he pants to be gone. lie
would drag 81. Peters the desert of Saba
"a &c ne could be carefully i..tched it, but there
!. a little sober-cyed ts5acco-chewing man in the
saddle, who holds him with ono finger, and can
frke away bis breath IN q moment should he grow
res,ive and vicious. am always deeply inter-
es,ed in this man, Tor, begrimmed rs he may he
with machinery, ha hshs physical mind Of that
huge stea.n horse
iDvING ron LovE.--Thackeray says in his
newell Of Pendeanis, that 81 never kne.y man to
die Of love, certainly, Int have known twelve
stone mnn, 20 down 10 nine stone FIVE, under
dis5ppointed passion, 70 that pretty nearly quar-
ter Of him may be said 10 have persisted; and that
is 40 small port ION. He mas come back to his old
sire subsequently, perhaps bigger than ever. some
new affection has closed round has heart and ribs
and made, them comfortable. Half a fellows
panss at losing a woman, result from vanity more
than affection. "a "a Fut .slflis
ASSAULT, WITH iSrssr TO CaA,uT
RAsE.--We learn from The the Pawiuoket
Chronicle Of yesterday that eight persons,
iuo & Of them young men, residents Of TINT
pace, were arfaigned before Samuel Shove,
ESQ, one Of the Trial Justices for Bristol
County, on Wednesday last, on a charge Of
committing the offence mentioned in the
heading OF this article upon the person of
an Irish ,vofnan mn rv,ftI yane Mo0rssv The
ezanlination, AT the request Of defendants
,restsd in most shameful and brutal man
Der. Tho injuries she received were so SEE |
eT Size would recover.
The defendants were sequired to recog-
afs- ~ $500 ssch; for their appearaace "
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
MCGUFFEH'S Eclectic Educational Series, consist
1VA ing Of McGuffe,'s Eclectic Primer, McGndry "
Eclectic Spelling Book, Mc(:uey's Eclectic FRS, Read
er, Mct;utey's Eclectic Second Reader, McGuRev's
Eciectic Third Reader, Mcsuftcy's Eclectic Fourth
Reader, McGufry's Eclectic Fifth Reader.
The above popular works sold holrsae and retail by
J. BROOkES.
PAPER HANCJNGS.
BROOkES, 90 Main Street Gslena has Just re-
e. ce.vcd new lot Of rich and beautiful patterns Of
Parlor, Hall, and Chamber Wall Papers Borders Cur
tain Papers, and Fire Board Prints all OF which vii, be
sold at the lowest prices. Call aud the Galena
bookstore. oct3l
MORE NEW BOOKS.
lFE and Letters of Thomas Campbell, edited bv
IL William Bestie; vols.
Bernard Barton's Letters and Poems
Sidney Smiths Moral Philosophy.
Autobiography of Leigh Hunt; 2 vols.
Hints Toward Reforms, BY Horace Greeley.
Domestic History Of the American Rev clution by Mrs
Ermans Travels in Sbcria vols. lEllct.
Just received and for sale by
octsl BRookEs.
SABBATH SCHOOL MUSIC.
SABBATH School Gems Of Music and Poetry by J,
Music can better pensc children than This Price so
cents, or three dollars . dozen, sold by
ociSl j. BROOKES, % Main 1T.
THE NEW GLEE BOOK.
VuNiE Alpine Glce Book, by WIN. b. bradbury, Its
h..,,ieS 1s .ea,n,es are great variety OF new and
heautiui SWISS Melodies, MISC, Harmonsed Alpine and
Iyroe>e Melediesthe choicest variety ever presented
to the American singers, for sale by
Oct. 81 I HpOOKFS
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
htR CUSTOMERS are hereby informed that fran,
~ and after this date, sell TO NO ONE IN
ing the inoaey with them -..
This refers To and all. H. w TRACY 4 co
81. Paul, Nov. 90, 1850 n -.
Kenny LIMBS best Songs aud 100 pieces choice
- sheet music boston Meiodeons, Kinese,s series of
Music Books, ethiopian Glec Books, 100 cheap Novels
Indy Wiiloughbys Diary lrvngs complete works; Col
tons new oooks-Derk and Port and Three Years hi al
ifornin; Endicots superb Telegraph Of Gen Ninirl.
scott az copies cuiy) ist received the Minnesota
bookstore. f3) w r. yeDIr
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FORWARDING & COMMISSION.

| am prepared to receives, store, and make
advances upon Produce OF any Goods consigned
To ne.
LOUIS ROBERTS.
ST. Paul, Minnesota, Apfi, 2s.-ln
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DISSOLUTION.

FuNHE partnership IN business, heretofore existing
u beiween John n. irvine and Daniel r. Braw-
ICY, Is this day dissolved by mutual CONSENT All
ccoupts demands, &C., will De settled BY u. =. Brawlcy.
John X, IRVINE,
81. Paul, Noy. is, 1850 DANIEL r. BRAWLEy.
OYSTERS, OYSTER SOUP, SARDIN E,S,
" and other eatabtes--also, paataIle FLUIDS, at
Months Oyster saloon, opposite the American House,
Saint Pant.
The subscriber has dtsed mp the establishment, without
reference to sxrrse, expressly pleasant
where sssnaethd8 good be had, quietly and com.
fort.bly, to ea OF to drink, O. 10 smoke.
November, 1850. v. MONTH,
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OQ bels. GREEN ArrLEs, received and for saIa
81 yer. low By L. ROBERTS.
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SOMETHING coon TO DRINK

I'm ALWAYS be found now at the Fremont House
~ BeEch Street, Saint Paul; something to- smoke, a
good fire To sit by, ard whatever il usually called for
We'll provided bar People in travelling between the
landings who get atigneu, will find here comfortable
place 10 rest on their way.
November rs, lo50. II. IL. DEYARMAN
ST. PAUL HAT AND CAP STORE.
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LOTS FOR SALE

THNHE SUBSCRIBER will sell his entire farm, n, Ri
u lanski Point, in lots from to 20 acres or less 10
suit purchasers. II is situated about half mile below
ST. Paul, between Trout and Mill creeks, and afoi DIS
some desirable locations for residences There
also very valuable milsent the premises Enquire
Of STANISLAUs BILANSkI Ola
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BOOKS AND srATIONERY,

1t Dc Vain Strret, daiena, Hfnsis.
TIME Subscriber wouid respectfully inform his old
customers and the pdblic seaernils that lie has
moved into the brick Store M 81 OF Msiu and
Green Streets opposite CruW fords Drug Store, where
he wiI heretofore Keep constantly hard general
assortment Of BOOKS ard STATIONERY, Wholesale
and retail. al lowest possible prices.
March z. lS5O. J. DROOkES.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

VHE inhabitants Of School District, No. 3, mr.. in
formed that the School Of their District will COM
mohce ON Monday, December g, 1851. Attention is
called to the fnct that uucr the school law there
are no tuition ees-a the expenses Of the School being
dera!ed b. taxation upon property Every person
tween the Of and 81 is entitled TO the benefit, Of
said School FREE OF CHARGE IL is hoped ina, all
scholars will be present. at the opening the School
}. X. IRVINE,
J. W. SELBY, Trustee,
H. r. MASTERSON, y
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MILLINERY,

N RN u. I. STOAKES wishes 10 inform the Ladies
1vH OF saint Paul and vicinity, that she has opened
shop ST. Anthem; Street, lew rods Of the Pres
b, ferian Church. where she would be happy to attend
TO all ortiery In her line of business s.
She would invite particular attention TO q large and
various of goods which she has recently Sc
iecicd IN Eastern city expressly for this markets
among which Bonnets OF variety Of sty les suitable
for the season, Silks Saiins, Arcials and Plues; in
short, Trimmings Of every description, which would
be happy to dispose ii reasonable rates. Dresses will
be cut and IN ssie In the latest style, to order
November 90, lc5O. o-3lyl
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w. A. HOLTON q CO., ALTON. ILL.,,
HAVE made the preparation of Medici al Articles
the subject Of long and arduous study, with DE-
termination learn fully the bcsi manner OF combining
and preparing the substance for the restoration Of
health soundness those who have suffered their
loss The result OF that study has bsen the production
of the following remedies, which have proved themselves
emmenty worthy of the great labor bestowed upon
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BOUNTY LAND.

!" +. MURRAY Is prepared to give instruction.
" sad prepare the necessary proof in order Z
obtain the land due tc the soiers Of the Of ISL.
snd the Indian wars under TIC late act Of Congress- d
nce on Third Street ts 2-3I
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSVIIV IONe
VkHE Co-partnership heretofore existing under the
IL name of 'Babcock, Amos e. Wilkinson" is this
day dissolved by mutual copseat. The unfinished bus-
Of the firm will be settled the same manner as II
this dissolution had taken place.
L. A. BABCOCK,
NJ. b.. AMES
ST. Paul, Sept. %, 1850. NJ. = WILKINSON
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

MINNESOTA.--A fresh supply Of seymour,
4VA Sketches Of Minnesota, with a Map For sale
by J. BROOkES
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Corner Of Third and Pine Streets
TBAkNuM, proprietor, will always be happy 10 see
ms friends who are down on business pleasure from
Wisconsin, Minnesota and from elsewhere up the Mis-
sissppi river. Nov. II, 1850
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CILD OF BKICks
fyou want warm, substantial building, table for ul
climate and durable building, Is good
after 40 years nse, make il Of brick.
HWE subscriber is prepared to make contracts fol
erecting ali sorts OF brick buildings and finishing che
same by the job reasonable terms and with
OF the best material and workmanship.
Ally d. r. BRkWIEY.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the under signed ba,
been appointed By the Court Of Probate for the
County OF Ramsey, Minnesota Territory,
OF the estate of George Whine, deceased late Of San,
fani, IN said county. All persons indebted said
late VIII make immediate payment to Inc, and those
having Claims vii! present the for settlement
galiy authenticated. ii. JACKSON, Administ'r.
81. Paul, Sept. %, ls5o.
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= - -
DfSSGy.TrTJnN.

DISSOLUTION.
vuNHE partnership ~ the Of Brick here
toiere existing between the subscribers is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All the unfinished bust
ness Of the firm will be settled with D. r. Brawicy and
rs BRICK cosr MONEY, those who owe for Brick NAV as
well settle Tor them Al once, without any more words
about H. II is pay or be sued" Z
DANIEL +. BRAWLEY
WILLIAM DWIN\ELS.
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consisting Of Teas, Cofecs, Sugar, Rice, o. & II
Molasses, Mould and Sperm Candles, Dried Apples
Peaches, Soap, Tobacco, Salcratus, Starch, Goldfish
Mackere, Cinnamon, Nutmegs Gloves, Peppermint, ard
Pepper Sauce.
Also, large assortment Of Wooden Ware, consis,u.
oil Painted Tubs and Buckets, Washboards, Clothes
Pins &c. All for sale cheap FOR cash. No trouble TO
show goods--nexf door TO the Fremont Honse-sgn,
"Cheap Cash Store rs
NJ B. Large supplies of Flour, OATS Corn, nrd Pota.
tcss on hand q ol,
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the Subscriber, ten da, ago, about one mile Yves,
ne OIL 81 Paul. on m! premises, SorreI Mare about
1--WE years old, with white spot ia her forehead The
owner is requested TO prove property pay charges and
take her eway. ALBERT TITAIOw
ST. Paul, Nov. 22, 1850. 32ta
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TILDEN x SMITH

General Land agents, ST. Pau, Minnesota Territory
WILL attend TO the Locating and Entering Of Land
w With Military Warrants, or otherwise. Also, &
the securing of Pre-Emption claims, and the sale o
Farms Town Lots, &c. Village property for sale.
Office a. the Central House. HENRY l.. TlLDEN,
Lift j. w C. SMITH
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-11

EXTRAORDINARY OPERATION A surgical
operation was recently performed by highly re-
spectacle physician of Boston, the result of which is
almost unparalleled in the annals of surgery For
long time past Mrs. Kennedy, has suffered intense
~ from some unknown cause, the seat of the pain
being in the bottom Of the abdominal CAVITY AT
times, she felt sensation as of some creeping thing
moving about in the abdomen AT length her dis
tress became so great that after much persuasion.
she and her husband induced DR.. Wight, who had
attended her, to perform operation, which was
sISifulydone on Friday last, in presence of +. II.
Owens and DR.. Shelby. To their utter astonsh-
ment, they found large rregularly shaped tunor in
the abdomen, and on opening It, discovered two
worms, eighteen and fifteen inches in length. The
reptiles were of blush green COLOR striped the up
per part being darker than the lower. They were
removed, much to the relief Of Mrs Kennedy, who
is now doing we'll The worms have been placed
in jar of spirits for eservation--Jomnal.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-11

PILFER1NG FROM STORES. Tbs Dry 0ooa'
dealers of this city have suffered considerably oy inc
pernp of articles of merchandise from their shops'
done in most cases, as is believed, by females who OFT
en- have opporunite. of conceang articles unobserved
h. tho attendants In several instances silks, and 9TH
err light articles of considerable value have been taken
The ev; has become so serious that believe very
general determination prevails, in future, to bring every
case of detection before the legal tribunals for adudca-
ton and punishment. Within few days, three cases
of this kind have come to our knowledge In the first
two girls of Irish parentage stole articles from four
eal Shops for which they were arrested and convicted
on each charge, before the police court. The second
case, was that of maiden lady, hailing from Sutton,
WHO, on Monday Tuesday last convicted before
the police of stealing from two shops, and
fined for each offence The other case was that of a
girl Is to II years ole, who, Wednesday, stole
neck chains, but, through the enacy of the
thereof, permitted making restitution, go un-
punished.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-11

- REV. CALVIN FAIRBANK, having been solic-
ted after his lectures and the rehearsal of his narrative
last Sabbath, to speak again at the City Hail. has made
suitable arrangements for interesting meeting as
practicable having invited Lewis Hayden of Boston, to
attend, on whose account he was, with Miss Webster,
imprisoned in Kentucky, where he remained near five
years. lie will speak at P, M. and at in the eve
ming 1t would be favor if those interested would be
Kind enough to donate something to expenses, as
he is paid by society.
The Rev. james W. Walker, of Ohio, will also lie
present.
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MIRROR OF SLAVERY. Grand Moral Exhibition.
Notice to Schools. Henry Box Brown informs the citi-
zens of Worcester that he intends giving an Exhibi-
ton Saturday Afternoon O'Clock, where he will lie
happy to receive encouragement from Schools and all
others. From the testimonials of several scientific
characters this Panorama is not exceed in this or anv
other community. Come early aad witness this great
moral and instructive exhibition Single tickets II IL
cents. Schools at very reduced prices. There will
also be an evening exhibition.
May 10, 1850.
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CHOLERA IN HAVANA. A private letter from
Havana says:
''ltls now three weeks since the cholera made its
appearance among the citizens, and though it has
steadily increased, the panic has in great measure
subsidized. am told that they have cholera among
the troops at Guanajay, San Antonio and Guerris,
and also that 1t is raging among the citizen at Ma
tanzas."
Among the deaths is that ola Mrs Cusbush. keen
er of hotel, well known to the American ysiters At
Cuba.
gY Another private letter dated the 3D. inst, an
nounces that the Cholera had been raging there for
three weeks, and that during the first week the deaths
ranged from to 10 daily The second week it nuctu-
ated very much, daysas high as 49, On the Both
Of April there were so DEATHS on the LIST of May 6s,
and on the I'd, &c. No soldiers are to be seen in the
streets, and the Castles of Principe and Fuerea are
abandoned. The cholera is also raging at Guanaray,
San Antonio and Guerrias among the troops, and at
Maanzas among the people.