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PROSPECTUS
FOR THE CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE AND Appr,,
These works have now been published hv 49, VIA
sessions of 1928 They have had sucb r;e "ith the
tion. and have been universally approved aJ Jcuia'
after by the public, that we deem it necesso "ught
this prospectus 10 say that they will be my IN
next session of Congress, and 10 state succ;nc the
contents the form in which they will be printed 'neF n
the prices for them N"u
The Congressional Globe is made up of the do;,
proceedings of the two Houses of Congress. ivy
speeches of the members abridged or copdersaIG
TO bring them into reasonable, readable leueb Al,
the resolutions offered or motions made are gve an
length, in the movers words and the yea; and
nays on all the important questions. 1t printed With
small type brewer and nonparellon double rova
sheet, quarte torm each number containing I6 royo
quarto pages. 1t is printed fast the business
done In Congress furnishes matter enough for pum
ber-usually one number but sometimes two pumhs.
a week. We have invariably printed more numbeY
than there weeks in session. The approacb;n
session of Congress, it is expected, will coninurs
months; if so, subscribers may expect between 30 and
40 numbers, which together, will make between Son
and 600royal quarto pages.
The Appendix is made up orihe PRESIDENTS animal
MESA ge, the reports Cf the principal officers of Tho
Government that accompany it, and all the long speeches
of members OfCongreSS, written revised by them
selves 1t is printed in the form as The Congre<
siona Globe, aud usually makes about the same 6nm
Der of pages. Heretofore account of SET Speec
being so numerous and SO long, have not comnlpe
the Appendix until one two months after The co.
Of the session but, in future, intend to print M
speeches fast they shall be prepared and of cour
shall complete the work within few days after Ib
adjournment.
Each of these works is complete in ITSELF but il !,
necessary for every subscriber who desires iu know
ledge of the proceedings of Congress- 10 have both be-
tharo h,a
synopsis ofthe speech, any denial OF lis correct
ness, published in the Congressional Globe the read
may turn to the Appendix 10 the speech length
corrected by the member himself.
Now, there Is no source but the Congressional G6bg
and Appendix from which person obtain foil
history OF the proceedings of Congress. GALES and
SEAToN'S Register of Debates, which contained history
has been discontinued for three four years. cost
about five times much for session the COngreS
sional Globe and Appendix, and did not contain an
equal amount of matter great portion of the Current
| proceedings being omitted. We are enabled tu pint
the Congressional Globe and Appendix at the low re
now proposed by having a large quantity of tyre
and keeping the Congressio nal matter that wesa
up for the daily and Sem-weekly Globes, standing iu
the Congressional Globe and Appendix. If we had to-
up the matter purposely for these works, could
not afford to print them for double the price cha
ed.
Complete indexes to both the Congressional Globe
aud the APpeCdix printed at the Close OF each
sion and sent 10 all subscribers for them.
We have had on hand 900 or 4 600 surplus copies
of the Congressional Globe and Appendix for The et
ira session, which make together lhOual
royal quarto pages. They give the fullest history d
Congress that has ever been published. We now sell
them for $ each; that is, 81 for the Congressional
Globe and for the Appendix. We propose to let sub
scrbers for the Congressional Globe and Appendix 70
the session, have them for SO each. They
be necessary understand fully the proceedings of Ln
session. The importantmalers discussed the las
will be brought al the session. in consequence
the universal dissatisfaction evInced in the late elerlO
with the vast and novel system Of policy which tie
new powers have Introduced, and which forced
through Congress without consulting public opinion
even allowing the full discussion usual in regard
subjects Of ordinary interest. The reports of the Con
gre>sona Globe and Appendix not in the least de-
gree affected by the party bias OF the Editor They are
given precisely written out by the Reporters and the
| members themselves And the whole are subject 10
the revsions and corrections of the speakers as they
pass in review in our daily sheet, in case any mIsun
derstanding or Misrepresentation OF their remafS
should occur.
| We make daily analysis of the doDgS in Congress
and give opinions in 1t freely, but this is published
| ouly in the Daily, Semi-weekiy, and Weekly Globes
The Daily GlUbe is $40, the SrmiweekIY Globe 50, an
| The Weekly Globe So per annum, IN advance lN|
Weekly Globe is printed in the same form as The Con
gEessonal Globe and Appendix, and complete Ind'i
made TO it at the end of each year.
TERMS:
For the Congressional Globe and Appendix fOF~
last Extra Session 81.
For the Congressional Globe for The next session.
per copy.
For the Appendix for the next session, ST Per "
py.
Six copies of either of The above works will be Ssl
tor So; twelve copies for $40, and so in propOf"
Tor greater number.
| Payments may be transmitted by mail, postage pau
at our risk By rule Of the Post Office DepaItme
PostmaslerS are permitted to frank letters Containing
| money for subscriptions.
| The notes of any bank. current where subscHO
resides, will be received by US al par ii
10 ensure all the numbers, the subscriptions ShCDn
be in Washington by the 18th December next aIat
theNt though it is probable that shall print cnou
surplus copies to fill every subscription that may "
paid before the Isl day of January rex -
vi attention mill be paid to any Ordsr nRis "S"
neg accompanies it.
The Democratic papers with which we excpapS
I BLAIR & RTVGS. ,
Washington City, Nov. 8. 1871. Sooot
nENTALS LSURGERY.-Dr.W W; h.t;'ctr h. SIT
~ informs the public, that he has returned 'O'"'
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