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Daily. Ertrd


1920 1850


Making the circulation OF one day oI,I2O


The highest circulation Of the Daily Herald during
the present year reached l6 ls9 with supplement Of
$3.50 making ~ ,Sle in one day.


So much for the circulation of the New York
Heraid-the largest aggregate circulation, we be-
leve, of any newspaper in this or any other country
We know, in fact, that is from eight to ten times
greater in the aggregate, including the daily and
weekly, than any other journal in this city, with
the exception OF one or two of the religious news
papers, which are issued by societies, and given
away by The bundle, gratuitously. But the best ties,
Of this will be exact comparison with, as far as
can be ascertained, the circulation of the othe,
journals We have, therefore, endeavored to pro
cure the returns of these papers, and believe them
be IN the main correct. If not so, however, and
we have over-rated under-raed the circulation OF
any OF these papers, we will cheerfully publish thei,
corrected statement. Our estimates are as fol.