Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-09-11
Prospectus Of the New York News.

now one year since the publication Of the Necs was
commenced and It's entrance another year Of exist
is fitting period tc recall to the public mind the fay
oabe terms upon which its daily and weekly issues
published TO state improvements recently made and
coneplated and also to refer briefly, for the information
of those not acquainted with the paper of the adj
yantages its subscribers enjoy
The NecS will henceoTth be published for proprieors
by the subscriber In every particular Of its business
sgemen its friends and patrons well those otherwise
interested rely upon entire promptness and efficiency
The sole editorial control of the NeCs will remain with
MIR. JOHN l. 0'StLLIvAN, Of its proprieors. He will
continue to be assisted by Mr. THOMAS KErTELI
attention VIII be particularly devoted to monetary and
mercia affairs; in connection with which subjects be has
attained during his association first with Herald and
with the Netcs wide and most distinguished celeb
rty The valuable services of Mr. RICHARD SUrTos have
also been secured, with view of earning for the Kecs
reputation for early and accurate information upon all mat
tiers Of interest and also for udicous and varied
combination Of reading matter His character writer Of
diversified talent and fame reporter render any further
notice Of his ability unneeesay-though il is well to add
that he has associated with him several gentlemen also
well known in newspaper life. An accomplished scholar
and writer Of high rank in literary circles, will have the
direction Of such part Of the topics Of the heS may fall
within that range.
The typographical department of News will be under
the supervision of Mr.. JOSEPH T. CRowELL practical
printer and Of Its propTetors. No effort win be spared
to place in the first rank of American newspapers for
beauty and neatness OF dress.
THE MORNING NEWS
Has been prosperous degree which could have hardly
have been anticipated at its birth shown alike
creasing advertising patronage and subscription list and de-
handing the enlargement which is this day made in its size
The publication price, however, will remain the
rates heretofore. They city subscribers two
cents number-nine cents week To mail subscribers
five dollars for single copy; five copies to ad
dress for twenty dollars year.
THE WEEKLY NEWS
Is sready the second 10 point Of circulation Of the weekly
papers published in the city of New York. NOT taking the
exclusively religious journals into the count 1t is
orally known, that any comment upon its merits is not
cessary For the quantity and quality Of reading
which gives it the cheapest weekly paper published
the United States and when il is remembered that each
number contains well executed wood cut portrait Of
distinguished democrat, its unequaed cheapDess Of price
will be conceded It's 81 so year for single
copy 81 year fol three copies to address Sc year
for five copies to address and $40 for copies
to address.
THE TERMS
OF the Morning and Weekly Ners above stated will be
rgdly adhered to. No attention will be paid any ORDER
unless accompanied by the money. The commission allow
ed to postmasers forwarding rettanecs WIN be paid
this Office and the person sending will be credited
with the full amount he pays to the postmaster Postmss
will transmit the money, with OF the pur-
pose for which paid to the Postmaster Of New York
who will communicate office Of the Netrs
All letters relating the business Of the paper should be
addressed to the undersigned.
New York, August 2lst, lS45
JOHN III. GUION,
Publisher Of New York Morning and Weekly kssrs