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retary of the Board of Health:
Aug 18th, Abijah Lupton, Aged 40 yrs.
.. 18th, Al. F. Carey, 8 80 g
James Bailey, III "a.
miles west of ethyl
IS Goth, Sarah Lichtenfels, /" Is g
2lst, Edw'd Mcclellan, !" IL :"
!" {" Indiana Taylor, cold. II g
81 22d, Mary Brader, Aged 63 I"
g 23d, child Of Charlesl !. "a
Burkhardt,
Total Cases, from Aug. IL to %, 33
s. Deaths, 8 6 . g 10
EE-In 1S49, from the 18th of Aug to
the Odd, inclusive, there were seven
deaths-during the same time, as above,
there were eight deaths. Our popula-
ton in 40, was about six thousand
now it is little over ten thousand, coun-
ting only those within the corporate linn
its of the city.
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Weekly Report Of Deaths from Cholera

Since our last publication, the follow
ing deaths have occurred in Richmond
and vicinity, as obtained from the Sec
retary Of the Board of Health:
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WARRINGTON, August II.
The following has been issued by the
President Of the United States of Am
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EW last week located Friends new
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it is on South Fifth-st., instead of South
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sequence of our types making the change
in their .shase" ment
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The New York herald., 1866-09-16
s A NIT A r Y.

The Cholera is New York and BrookIyn.
mo fall weather appears 10 have set In permanently
fhs atmosphere being cold and winry. This change
81 was hoped would entirely kill what yet remains Of tho
cholera poison
ogrx1AL Int or oAsxs
Ihe iollowing fresh reported yesterday -
Henry Dugser lcoloredl, Sl6 Water street.
John Roe, 10th street, near third avenue
Bernard Garvey, Sal West Fifty fourth street.
Thomas Gimey 2sl y East Twelfth street
Richard A. Duyer, IL Sullivan street.
Henry Eder, 81 Batavia street.
sracy Ran, 3S5 East Fifty fourth street
CERTIFICATES DEarH
Burial permits for tho following named dead were
t&su d yesterday
Margaret Tasscby Third avenue, between 10th and
Ellen A Kiernan 4O6 West Fifty fourth street
Michael Levy, No. Franklin street.
Charles Tyler, Battery Barracks Hospital
krdget Hanley, Battery Barracks Hospital
THE OisOLEEA IN BRDoKLYS.
Tle cholera which many hoped extinct has sud-
denly sprung into life again. Ono death aud tho follow
hDg cases reported during the twenty -four
hours ending ut noon yesterday:
Cyrus Herrisk, Of Rome, y. r., found a canal boat
Taol or Fulton street Dead.
Annie Frazer Van Bruut street, near Delya Dead.
Cstbarine A. Gallagher, 3lS Hicks street. Dead
Michael Roughan, Columbia street. near Amity In
critical condition
uSusuiLLY MAr0EArr CHARACTER nP r1K DsEisg
1he total number OF cases reported rom the com
Hsncemen OF the epidemic July g. In the present time
stated by the Health Office officials IL ESQ., Of which
Npi resulted In death II has been stated the meetings
-of the Metropolitan Board OF Health that the ave
Tdge ny per cent OF th0ee attacked by chol die.
ihc above statement shows the disease In Brooklyn to
5ave been Of an unusuay malignant type the deaths
Gyer">g seventy per cent In addition TO the above
tstsi - s. cases Ia tho Penitenary, of which 81
proved fatal. Total, 737 cases and 618 deaths.
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the disgusting cdors and sights which would become
revealed to the no~trls and eyaA
Kisby was very dirty Here there were several heads
lying in . corner In state OF semi putrefaction The
proprietor tried TO impress y upon his visitors that his
house was In very coanly state but the cl0s OF stale
blood upon the oor combined with the vianous odors
issuing therefrom quite beed his assertions
small establishment kept by Rodman Vanderbilt
at No Is First street for the OF calves and
sheep was clean enough, although II could have been
bst the odor was rather unpleasant
No. lSI Elizabeth street. kept by John Haw was no
cleaner than when visited by the members OF the Board
OF Health This establishment tho hlthiest visited
and certainly must DO regarded o nuisance. The
stencil arising from the place horrible and although
It's athiness the odor sickening that no per on
possessing delicate ofsctores cond remain therein for
over nfteen minutes without vomiting
The establishment OF David Rarrett, No. IL sixth
street. was also very filthy, although some attempts had
been mado towards cleaning II up
soMg cLgAs PLACES
The establishment OF westhelmer Co. had been re-
Gently and thoroughly cleaned up and was IN good order
The propretors showed every part ., tho premises and
Nos III and 173 Stanton street, kept by Geo S'raus
was as clean It was possible for such place to be-
On arriving the lust completed securing out tho
establishment aud walk II developed no offensive
odors. Everything appeared neat and healthy. Alto
geiher this Of the cieanest places visited
The slaughter house OF D,vss& Harrington No. "a
Third street. was In excellent condition Nothing but
sheep slaughtered at this place. and the entire
rangesnents excellent.
small establishment kept by Walter Murray at No.
rs Second in very anc order The walls
clean and the floors pcntifo, sprinkcd with sawdnst
Nothing but sheep slaughtered here For It's size
this place cieanly As any visited.
No. II Second street. kept by Mr. Drisco was only In
fair condition of tho proprietor stated that the
manure and offa were carted twice every day.
last
About one dozen other slaughter houses visited
In the Seventeenth and Twentieth wards Nos. e5 and
~ and lis Fourth street dirty and disgusting 60 sight
and smell No 144 West Twenty seventh street in
fair condition. Nos ISL. 3l7 and $40 Thirty second
street were in bad order No. 460 Ninth avenue wss
lthv Nos 2S5 and 237 Thirty seventh street also
uncean. One two others visited clean, aud
mutt could possibly be found with them.
CONCLUSION.
Az general thing the number OF clean and hthy
slaughter houses about evenly divided: but from
what could be cleaned from the propreto all appeared
u regard their establish models Of cleanliness
Considerable iaid by them the fact that
their employees ara, and have always been 10 excellent
health, when epidemcs have ragged In the city.
Whether slaughter houses nusanccs or not car not
bore be deernined but is almost certain that whom
hs report IL finished the Superintendent will recommend
their aboshment from the city.
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gelding McG and oouid nos erot He csmss-
sueauy s'tth1rswa, ieaviog ooiy Pesgie~ snd rAsas
Aiiss 20 lrot These two horsss erosssA but ems
hsst In which II plainly seess shas the driver
u Fearless held her b.ok ana WGs dstsrmins1
drop heat fhis unfair work he part of Year
leSs' driver caused aroAf deal of agna,ton
but natural After much constellation the bldsr do
clarcd thai u rsce, and ell mon~y on rnis
decisios was much spIssnssd There w1 q gssss dssA
Of money at stake
During the afternoon tho fsmons borves kshsB Aiss
aud Captain ho1owsn wbo trptted twosty mllss nsds
of any minutes last sumaicr, ~eru erasbaee on the
track
Tho Trostisr Hsrsc Isdis R"bher reis,~.A-
Basros, A'I5, lsds
rhs oelebra,sd ,ro,,Ing ho~.s India au6bsr o~nsA
by II Hall, OF this city and valued "a asoos Ten
thousand dolsrs fatally poisoned ~ the Nvecs'ds
Park, la Brphton, ias, night The essnt has .susDs
considerable excitement and Indignation among aSrss
fAneiera
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TESTIMONIAL 70 m. FREDERIC avosos.

Tns members Of the Associated Press have presented
Mr. Frederic Hudson with very handsome testimonial
eonts ming ,hs complimentary resolutions pass'd ~
them st = meeting last March the resolutions wer.
engraved BY Mr. j. d. Williams and With the surround
ing devices form work OF art They read ~ follows
A. q meeting OF the Associated frsss, held Al The
ROOMS No. las Broadway, Nsw York city, March IL,
1885, nj two O'Clock resolved that the thanks of the
Associated Press bcreby unanimously rendered 10
Frederic Hudson for hs hfeen years Of Sadaoue and
faAthfu management Of ia afairs . member q the
executive nittss; that the presfnt prosperty,
harmony and esctys mschin ry o the Assoc at~d Pres
largely due tp his expcrence. ability snd skill tn.
building u ard auardn its Interests that the good
vuhea Of all tns members ~ the Association hereby
expressed Mr. Hudson snd .hr desire Zoe bis speedy
restoration 70 health.
Al tho head " tbs testimonial sppeags the Goa, o arms
Of the city Of New York and At the bottom sprinllng
proas Ia tho il tho Western hsnsphere and
The border are ths gho.ograDhs o. bs membsr of ts
asocision, wnh vlgDetfss reu-ssns,Dg the various
means or conveying inisi'gence-,hs steamship. raj
road, telegraph, Ae The work occuped two months N
completing H. and. with The exception Of the ph.,o.
grsphs, WIS done entirely wth tie pen Il ono
of The best specimens of eaigspby have Feen and
ree. u the highest credit tbs artist ~ho srsegsd w.
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20 the police is wonder that yesterday rs was made
much Of month ago the house Of James bowers, at
No. 20s Hudson street. forced open In tho isht
tme-not only forced op,n, bit a lot Of ciothing and
money 70 the amount OF SIS taken thersfrom suspi-
cous circumstances connected Graudy with the bur-ary
He sousht but could not bs found and II wss eared
that he had escaped But he turned up the other day
In connection with petty larceny The lesser charge
was dropped, and Graudy made to answer To the
charge Of burglary. OF course he pleaded not guilty
who would not, That did not alter the case however
and reliable witnesses testified TO hia guilt He was
committed bail being refused 10 answer at the denora
Sessions
sSGUrAK ARKKsr.--on the 9th OF August. Andrew
Eagan purchased thirty yards OF Brussels capetng OF
Gregg Brothers, Nos and Bowery When he opened
the package after arrival Elizabeth CITY, the place
OF his residence ne found II eight yards short fesier
day OF Higrenbohsm the clerk by whom the eae was
made, brought before Justice Mansfield and held 70
bail TO the charge or stealing the missing pro
perty.
ArTxn Discusses shwab, OF No 30 Christie
street. complained yesterday 70 Justice Mansfield that
Charles Mueller had far forgotten the proprie,es OF
life as To away with bundle OF woman's clothes
Before Mueller had chance to put them on he was
brought before Justice Mansfield to for the rregu
larity OF the manner In which they we're obtained
The New York herald., 1866-09-16

Tbs fol0sirg ~ tho Constitutional AfneDfrnert Tor
tns r-csnatructiou ard restoration Of the lately rstsi
Hous ststc. s passd hy Congress and Dc- before tho
states for their ralincsiion
loryr s.sotrT,o- Proposing a. snsns-asn % ne cor
Il. i resolved sy shs ssn1- and Hoass
of ihs Unit@f tsss of AD.srioA 70 Cgnr~s- s.subsf
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CisorrkrI, H~pt fk, 1884
An election for consrermsn held today IN The
dr,h Ksntucfy District u on ire un-splrsd term ~
Cre~r Clay Smith The resurns The election of
n Ward Democrat BY large majority over Csrp~us~y
paDublcan Both candifssas favored the Yressdsags
pcl,ry ana The Republicans r-n~r~iy did not vc<A
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hasns beea 10 The eoas.asl Asbl Of usios 10 pss
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and IAAes' hair drNssee.. - par RAae aAe. :.
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Tbs foForing - tho Cous.to,bonsl AfneDtrneut for
tns ard res,os,on Of the lately rsbsi
nous s,sse. psssd by Congress and Bcv before tho
states for their rallncsfi0n
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Am MrIioo - II in undsrsieod that gastemss -
Kalamazoo, Mich and well known 70 tho editorial fra
tarpny and the political circles ~ this StAs~, ana wtss
for the past year has been figuring quite sxtensvav
financial affairs In tho So1lh has rnocs~ded IN obtssaG
a contract tin connection With two others, from bcsne
Romero, tho Mexican Minister 10 fapish arms go
munitions OF Ia that beIiKsren republc % etspAA
ailsded ~lii leave New York within --, wiA
steamer loaded with ssd articles the c~ntrscs -
perfcced ana the schedule made out In Chicago by ~
Trlsrr<.
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The New York herald., 1866-09-16

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harness, was won NY the former. Der.,r's time was
22s Y 2.22i. and 2:7s patch.ns bsyl tins 40.
The New York herald., 1866-09-16

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