Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1846-06-17
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N'EW YORK NEWS.

- now one year SInce the publication
OF Ehe .Ne,rs was Commenced; and its en- l..
trace upon another year Of existence is a
hu:ng period to recall 10 the public mind the
favorable terms upon which its daily and
weshlv issues are published; to state some
Improvements recently made, and con,em-
plated; and also 10 refer briefly, for the in
forsnaiion OF those not acquainted with the
paper. t. some Of the advantages i,s sub
scrlbers enjny. -e7s
The .Ss~s will henceforth be published
for the pro2rie,ors by the subscriber. In
every particular of its business manage.
.sleat, us friends and patrons, a. we'll as
those otherwise interested. can rely upor
entire promp,hess and efficiency
The cole editorial control Of the News
will remain with Mr.. JOHN l.. O'SrLLI-
VAN, one of its pro;rletors. He will con-
itnue 10 be assisted by Thomas P KEr-
TELL. whose attention will particularly de-
voted TO monetary and commercial affairs;
IN connection with which subjects he has
ATTAINED. during his association first with the
Heralc and since with the News, . wide
and most distinguished c.lebn'y The val
uabie services of Mr.. R,cHARp Sur1oS
have also been secured. with view Of
earning for the .Ne,cs a reputation tor early
and accurate Information upon all matters
Of interest as news. and also for iudIcious
and varied combination OF reading matter
HIS character as writer Of diversified ia
lent. and lame a. a repo,is'. render any
further nol'ce Ut his ability unnecessary
though u IS we'll ~ add that he has associa-
ted with HIM several gentlemen also well
known in newspaper life An accom- plish-
ed scholar and writer, Of high rank 10 lites
rary circles, will have the direction of such
par. Of the topics oil the .News as NAV fall
within tha, range. tr
THE MORNING NEWS .
Has been prosperous 10 q dezreee which
could hardly have been anticipated At its
birth. shown alike in an increasing advertis-
ing patronage and SUBSCRIPTION list, and de-
manding the enlargement which is this day
made 10, its size. The publication price,
however. will remain al the same rates as
heretofore. They are: to city subscribers,
TWO cents number-nine cents = week.
To mail subscribers. i've dollsrsa year for
single copy. five copies TO one address Tor
twenty dollars year. ss .s7.t.
THE WEEKLY NEWS
Is already the second IN point of circulation
OF The weekly papers published in the city
OF New York. not taking the exclusively re-
iigious journals into the count. II is 90
generally known. that any comment upof
It's merits is NOT necessary. For the qusnti.
ty and quality Of reading matter which j,
gives, il is the cheapest weekly paper pub.
l'shpd in the United States, and when /, is
remembered that each number contains 4
well executed wood Gu, portrait Of some dis
tinsuished Democrat, its unequalled cheap
ness Of price will Re conceded. Its terms
are 81 so year for single copy. 81 q year
for three copies TO one address; s. 4 wear
for five copies to one address and $40 year
for ten copies to one address. az
THE TERMS .. n
or the Morning and Weekly .Ns,rs, ~
above stated, will be rigidly adhered to-
No attention will be pa't 10 sny order, un-
less accompanied by The money. The com
mission allowed TO postmaslers 90 forward
ing rem.:.ances, will be paid by this office,
and the person sending money will be credi-
ted with the full Amount be pays 10 the post.
master. Pos,mas,ers will transmit the
money. with statement Of the purpose for
which il is paid, 10 the Postmaster of New
York. who will communicate the same to
the efilee OF the .Ns,es. Alllel,ers reiaiing
10 the business Of the paper should. be ad-
dressed TO the undersigned. sAa,
New York. Angus, 2lst. l845. sess1 j.
:.-s. Isl =. JOHN H. GUlON.
Publisher # The Nee York. Ntss.