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the recovery Of my bank notes."


Health Of the city.-Three weeks ago
our bill Of mortality amountedto 81 only ;
and last week to ll2.1 It il seen, how
ever, that of the latter number only l3
were of fever OF any kind. Consumption,
dysentery, infantiIe diseases and casual
ties make up the burden Of the report.
The city is therefore, SO far, favored with
exemption from any malignant disease.
Letters from Baltimore, however, render
it certain that malignant fever has made
its appearance there. The papers of that
city are silent ou the subject. Seventy
three interments are reported as having
taken place during the week ending on
Monday morning, Of whom 40 were adults
aud 33 children ; were Of bilious fever
and S of typhus. There is no doubt our
Board Of Health and citizens generally,
will observe those precautions essential
during the prevalence Of hot weather, and
give timely notice of the true state of the
city. Nothing is ever gained by attempts
at secrecy, on this point, above all others
interesting TO our citizens. Columbian.


