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To Advertisers and the Business Commu-

To Advertisers and The Business Commu-
Dtty.
In few weeks. the chslsra which il subsidpg will
disappear. The gloom aud which have prevailed
will then give place to prospect of revival of business
and activity In description of commercial enter
prise almost equal to that which on tho
subsidence Of the pestnee of 1882 33 and which was
followed by those extraordinary Of general pros
perty-lSJ4- $3.50
One of the principal elements and agencies in aiding
and assisting business ues aud domestic comfort aud
tranquility, in these reyivals. Is TO be found In tho
newspaper pressthe widely circulating daily journals
In connection With this matter may fairly place
before the advertising community the advantages
which the New York Hcraid possesses daily aiver-
Using sheet. According 60 the recent Developments
in the dispute between ~ ami ,he Tribune il Is now
admitted thar the Tribune has circulation Of about
thirteen hepsod per day while that OF the Ae0 York
Herald rises to tgetyf r' "r terey sir thousand and
has frequently reached considerably thirty thousand
day Nor is it the circulation Of journal alone,
which gives IL peculiar claims upon the attention OF the
advertising community The character OF that eircu
laton and the character the patrons Of
the Journal are Of the highest Importance to business
people Now in addition 10 the extraordinary and
spread circulation Of the New York Herald which
IL without rival in It's Is impor
tsnt to note that IL crcniates chiefly among the
OF intelligence the active business men-the active
and busy classes OF society IL this and the other large
cities and towns Of the United states. There is no
other journal in New DIRK which has large circu
laton as the Herald, or amy tGng like t-noDe which
exercises great an influence upon the minds of tho
great intelligent. and masses of the country
This circulation Is difusive circuatiOn In Phila-
aelpha. Boston Baltimore and other great cities and
centres of thought and bus iness Operations the circu
latoD OF he Herald II extensive that ofany of the
local journals in those ciuesthat Il TO say the Herald
is az generally aud regularly read
We present these facts views re lders
and patrons and the business community generally
In week two people VIII be returning from the
country Panic will give way to usual tranquility.
The cholera we have reason nope will have subsid-
ed. Business OF all kinds will b. resumed with fresh
vgor ana revival viii tax. place unprecedented in
the cemmercal annals Of this country Of all this,
have no doubt AS an aid and auxiliary in this revi-
val. the New York Herald. from its position and vast
circulation among all CLASSES, commercial political aud
social presents obvious claims upon the patronage or
the advertising community In this respect other
Journal in New York and least OF all the Tribune can
enter into competition wsh the Vsi0 York Herald
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One Week Later from Europe.

The America is the next steamer TO bring news
from Europe. We may expect to receive her adj
vices at any moment, over the wires from St. John
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BY TELEGRAPH,

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ALBANY, August 7, 1Si9
The cholera report to- day announce eight and
four deaths, during the last "a hours.
SYRACUSE, August 7, 1sl9.
For the As hours preceding Monday, there
were four cases and two deaths of cholera.
ROCHESTER, August 7, 1919.
We have had three deaths from cholera in this place
during the As hours previous to Monday noon.
BurrALo, August IL P. NJ.
The Board Of Health report Al Of cholera and
IL deaths, for the "a hours ending at to- day.
Bosros, August 7, lS49.
There have been ii deaths from cholera within tho
past twenty four hours, of which foreigners.
There were Is cases and deaths at the hospital
ANOTHER DESPATCH.
bosros, August 1-P. M.
Mr.. Robert Conne respectable merchant Of this
city, died Of cholera yesterday at Braintree.
One death from cholera is reported to have occurred
at Scituate
The deaths from cholera in Providence for the past
month number IL.
There have been two cases and one death from
cholera at Manchester.
HAxrpKs, Maine, August 7, 1s4o.
There has been Of cholera at this place with
In ~ hours.
PORTLAND, Maine, August :, 1910.
There has been one Of cholera IN this city.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 7-1P.M
The report Of the Board Of Health to-day is 2ssases
Of which in the prison, and deaths. Both Of
the latter urred in the hospital.
PirrsnrReH, August 7, 1s4o
There has been death from cholera, within the
past "a hours Weather hot.
Sr. LOUIS, Aug. 1850
The iptsrments for the week ending Monday, in this
city number 1852, Of which 81 OF cholera or this
number, there were ~ under Ave years Of age. The
weather Is warm and showry.
BLACK Rock, August !, 1s49.
In this town there were eighteen Of cholera
and three deaths, during the week ending Saturday
last.
NosrsxAL, August s-P. NJ.
Judge Bsdard Is now suffering from . attack
OF the cholera and his condition lie prscarous that
1t is very doubtful whether he will survive
The intermsnts for the past twentyfou hours have
been Ia, Fix Of which we're from cholera.
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Shipping Intelligence.

BOSTON, AuyI.
Aulved-Brg Granite, st Tlomcs. Goth July brxs
Corb.la, for Baltimore, I'D; Stree BOston, 2)I
Iasiland, Pioneer Norfolk 2st; Niger Boston, 2d;
schr Newton, Hartford, 23d.
Ships Argo taleuls kobt Pulsord San F-ancisco barks
Martha Anna Mobiles Truman, Malta brigs Russell Port
Prince; Franklin st Thomas and Cordea frini-
dad Cuba via ST JagO, Small Pnilaa
kicrk; Mary Ana, do; Tyro Newark M Convier Rich
moLd.
MAcurAs, Aug7.
Arrived-Schr Talbot, kYork.
PORTLAND, Aug6.
Ceared-sehr Vietor,eNYork.
SALEN, Asg6.
Arrived Brig America, Philadelphia.
Clearcd-Bark san Francisco, san Frsnoisco.
PRovfDENcE, Aug6
Arriyed-Sehr Cocheeo, Mobile via Charleston.
HiSGaAm, Aug2
AIiyed-sehr Argos, Rondout.
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Doctor Elicit, Ocuiist, 535 broadway,
informs his friends patents that durng month
August, his office hours viii from 10 " "a o'clock ON
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Ho! Stranger, have You just arrived In
townf-Do pair of Boots Caters, good, IA
shionable and cheapf Sf course you do. You will 6nd
them stranger If follow the fnger p
1t points TO IA Ann street.
Brndy's National Collection or Da2uerreo-
types No 205 and 207 Broadway corner Fulton
Strangers and citizens invited call and
specimens consisting in part Of President Tayor and his
cabinet the late President Polk and Cabinet,
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by the President

WAsHNcros, August I'll P. NJ.
POSTMASTER.
Samuel w. Eager, at Newburg, New York.
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1HR Dali Y HERALD Three editions, cents per sspW
q psy .H.y~ Ths N,st EdIs9n Is puelsnsa az nyes
end oained Of tas nswsboys at one o'clock. p M;
The WEEKLY HERALD for circulation on this Con-
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hs"eh asd English at o. cent. per copy or 81
sOws-the letter price TO include the postage.
ALL LETTERS by mail. for subscriptions .cith od
TO be paid the postage Us be deducted
from me wr0neu remined
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ossd psII be Hber lily PAID for.
NO NOTICE taken of anonymous eonmunic ations;
Whatever Intended for insertion must be authenticated
" the acme cnd dddre Of The torier not neees.dry 1r
pNAisS tion bat guarantee Of his good faith. We
sassof return rejected at}ons.
ADVERTISEMENTS, treneioed every morntno, and TO
6 psbishsd the moraing and afternoon edsfsons) at
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0s propriefor NOT responsible for IN
PRINTING Of all kinds eEecuted beautifully, and Hsh
dssp~feh. Orders received al the once.
THE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT IS open t'rouShoS
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The following statement shows the condition Of The
banks on the 9Th Of December ss the gath Of Febru
cry, Its9, and the Goth Of June ls4e -
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

HIDLOs GARDEN, Broadway.-GRIsr TO MILL
-Ss MAINTENANCE
NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham squAre.-THr la sH
d. wBrrEs SrREsApERs-SkIToHEs in INDIA
HAPPY MAH.
BURTON's THEATRE. Chambers stFeet-Hskn's LAST
-HAIrr HEART NEvEa WOn FAIR LApY-JuHN DoBss.
vy's MINsrRELs.
CASTLE aARpEN-PaoMrrApx CoroEar-YRxSoH
0PuRA.
CHINESE MUSEUM. $50 Brosdway-From A. II. 70 10
P.u
New York. Wednesday, August =, 1870.
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pial, Blackwels Island Bellevue Hospital, Lunatic
Asylum, or Colored Heme
BOARD or HEALTH August6tb, 1870
discharge their duty themselves called upon again
address few words Of advice and preauon to their fellow
In the hrst place the has arrived when our mar
wse s ara s IN
be too cautious how they indulge in the OF them
source Of eenous and fatal bowel eo%pan.s During the
they are SGuSy % 70
to prevent them from touching tasting them
single ndscretion in this has been known TO be fatal
the second place during the hot tho greatest
and fatigue Some Of most valued citizens u to be
Ss the
pended or At least for time and LEI every per-
few days until the exhausted energies of th system
rallied The UNDERSIGNED . are convinced that many useful
In the third place the undersigned would again urge upon
their power preserve calm composed state
Of mind Melancholy experience has shown that among all
perturbed of mind Let citizens
ncn for Is Of best
vatves against the assaults Of this disease judging from
eersgnsd that we Of the cholera
and ha. not many weeks will eps before health
saMI w. NJ a Sutf!i' NJ r. D. D.
ing upon the City Inspector to report the names Of all
physicians who have reported deaths by cholera during
zion OF names aud handwriting may be identified and
banded to the District Attorney. Win they be
proceeded against! We shall see.
IN BROOKLYN.
Board OF HEALTH, August T. lS40.
During the last twenty -four hours, "a cases Of cpl
demic cholera have been reported and nine deaths,
viz. Mary Hanlin. James street; Thomas Clary, Jay
street; Arm Kennedy, Hamilton avenue; Johannah
Grace Baltic street; Mary Holmes Bond street; James
McFall Blakes Buildings Patrick Herman, Baltic
street CHAS. s. J. GOODRICH,
Physi of ba
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In THIS CITY.
MAyoR's OFrIoE,
NEw YoRx, August linn. !
The Sanitary Committee Of this city report IS new
cases and Al Deaths Of cholera having oorsd dur
ing the last ~ hours.
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Naval Intelligence

The United States revenue eutter Crawford, " L.
Coste, commanding nine days from Philadelphia.
arrived at this port this morning and is at
Quarantine The following l. list OF officers attached
to the C.:-Captain N L. Costs Commanding; w. G..
Pesse. First Lieutenant; n o Murden, Second Lieut. !;
Ntws, .august4.
The United States Steamer Legare, Lieutenant s. p
Lee, Commanding arrived here on Frilay morning,
and proceeded tn the Navy Yard to repair propeller
The Lesare is attached TO the Coast SuIvey-Nortok
Beacon .4ugun6
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report has been received from Centre street Hos
pital Backwells Island Bellevue Hospital, Lunatic
Asylum, Colored Heme.
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