{"newspaper_name": "American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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HEALTH OF New ORLEANS. The Bee OF the
18th inst. says, eve have no change to report
in the sanitary condition of the city. We made
inquiries last night as extensively as we have
for severa! nights past, ard have been told at
every place We visited, including the hospitals,
that the yellow fever has not yet made its ap-
pearance. IN conversation with medical gen.
sloman las. night, he informed US that he has
never known the city to be moro free from the
inyarabc torerunners of the epidemic, viz
malignant congestive, bilious and intermittent
leyers. With this fact in view, and the ad-
yanced period of the season, he is of opinion
that no apprehensions need now be entertained
Of discontinuanco Of the present unprecedent-
ed good health enjoyed by our citizens"