New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-16
NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.

| The Publishers OF The New-Eor Daily Tribune respect
fully announce to their readers and the public that they
have made arrangements for the opening winter as follows
Ar WAsHIsSTos-l careful report OF the daily PRO-
ceedings OF Congress will be made expressly Tor The
Tribune, 10 appear in columns the earliest mo-
nenL This department will be in the hands OF the same
gentleman who ably and satisfactorily filed il through
! the las! two Sessions.
,. geatl-maa we'll informed on all Public topics and
oeniae nj Standing in the Political circles OF The Meuopc-
lis viii act as our Confidential Correspondent furnishing
early advces ofal Political movements in contemplation,
Whether with reference the Legislative action OF Con-
gress the corrupt vagares OF Tyeris 10 the warning
inrgues and manuves OF the partisans OF the rival Loco
Foco aspirants TO the Presidency.
AT NEw-Y oRH- In addition to usual departments,
pcrenced and most capable Assistant Editor viii At
tend all the Lectures of the Winter which shall possess
general interest," TO report them either in full substance
their character and worth shall seem require In this
department, The Tribune achieved an acknowledged
prcmdcy last winter il is purpose To confirm it tsis
season.
3 Another Assistant gives undivided attention 10 the
Markets and other Cities taking accounts OF Ar
and Sales Of Produce and Merchandise with all
raons in Goods, Stocks Currency, Exchanges, sc &c,
which shall be worthy oil record In this department We
endeayor 10 be more precise than any other paper.
s. Our Reviews and Literary Intelligence we design 10
render fuller and earlier than mo OF most journals.
AT BosToS-We have an excellent Correspondent, who
will transmit frcn week week brief summaries Of the
abest aud most striking Lectures Dscourses &c &c, with
accounts Of what Is doing in department oi Moral
and Intellectual effort.
AT ALEANY.-We have yet TO perfect arrangements tor
early and graphic advces of the in which Loco
Focosm shall dispense us newly acquired spoils, and
carry out completion its SopandTa1 policy We shall
take care 10 be we'll represented there
AT HOME AND EvERywHERE-though we hope Tor Il sea-
son 10 have than hitherto for devotng our
n
the ardent uGswerying determined aoVo
of Wig Principles aud Measures and OF Inc eecuoa
OF HENRY President in 1914 Recent events, now
ever dscouraging in the view Of the sbortsghted have but
strengthened confidence in the speedy triumph OF thoe
Principles and our conviction that HENRY CLAY and he
ONLY can rally around him the scattered hosts OF the
vic,ors l34n and lead them 10 new triumph as sig
nal, as glorious more enduring and benehcent
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stead OF Four hitherto. We have found by experience
that the latter is living price for Sl2 newspapers
which must be mailed many OF them sngly) as well as
printed between midnight and day break-Tbe Increase Of
Mail subscriptions has been very rapid ,and the present
number is quite large bot rot at all to our pecunary ad-
vantage All subscriptions received before the Isl OF De-
cenber however we'll all hitherto received, will be
served fer the full Of advance payment at "a per an
I'm this City the price will be cents per week. ana
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The WEEKLY TR1gugE-iast twice the size OF the Daily
contains eight royal pages, foy-eght doube-olo COL
unns of closely printed matter comprising all that appears
in the Daily which Of local or ephenerai interest,
With larger amount of Literary matter-Tales, Poems,
Reviews. Descriptive Letters &c than make
for in the Daily Ali The Reports Of Lectures, abstracts Of
Congressional and Legislative Proceedings, Editorials 10.
reign News sc. that appear in The Daily will be regu'
larry transferred the Weekly which is made Up every
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i,s,u. York. To- Is, 1912.