New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-10
THE CIRCULAR.-BAKER. GOD

HHE (IkCU bAk.-BAhEh, GOD-
WIN CO, PRlNTERS TBlBUNE BUILD
lNGs respectfully lender leir tharks 10 their friends
and the rubc oS tie very LIBERAL patronage extended to
hem srce tei- comm encement in business Entering
upon their onterprze with pride FOR their art they deter
mined use every means to improve IT, Their efforts thus
Far have succeeded and they have been favored with tho
patronage OF many Of tie best publishers Ocers Of Pub
Tic inshmrors Merchants Lawyers, and Gentlemen Of
Intelligence and Taste in various Professions Their sue
cess has gone beyond their most arlenthoocs Though hav
s been IN operation but few months the subscribers al
ready possess an Establishment second to none in It's lsc
uo executing every variety Of Printing in the very best
tyle Of the Art the shortest notice and on the mostia
vorable terms.
The increase OF business has compelled the subscribers
within few days to still further enlarge their premises
his ev have been enabled to do through the kindness Of
the lessee, Of the Tribune Budings-And they now have
the satisfaction OF possessing Establishment complete in
all its parts arranged plan Of system, safety and con-
veuience ecuey advantageous 10 persons requiring Print
inc and to those who execute IT,
Some Of tie advantages OF the Establishment are as FOL
lows:
1st THE LOCATION-facng the Park-being the most
public pleasant and eligible Of any in the City
a TEF COMPOSING AND PRESS ROOMS-occu-
rvin the entire Third fo,r Of the Tribune Buildings as
vel ms that of the building adjoining and receiving hghi
on three sides the best arranged and most imposing Oh
any m the country
The Psper snd Driving Room j. on the Fourth roor
Sd TBE OFFICE OR COUNTING ROOM on the
Second foor lust fred up very neat and convenient
manner for receiving the orders of customers and also for
exhibiting specimens OF the most beautiful Printing execu-
ted M this Esfsb shmept. - .
4th NEW TYPE AND NEW PRESSES embracing
eyery vnrev for every description OF work. from Gard
10 a Bcok-giyng superior facltes tor rendering our
Printing clear distinct and attractive.
9Th STEAM 20 FIR, by which the Presses are driven
whereby the most urgent JOBS can he delivered IN an
almost Incredible short space Of ume ~ Connecled
with Ibis Establishment not less Than Ten OF the most
rapid Power Presses ,besde several Hand Presses for
Book and JOB Pnmfng-.T a greater number Than any
similar otfce in the United states - - ,,,,. go,
9th THE EST WORKMEN AT TIE HIGHEST
WAGES-seeced for their Intelligence Sshl Taste anu
Character, who feel interest ana pride IN me appear
ance OF the work bearing the imprint of the Ofice.
7th COMPETENT ASSISTANTS IN EVERY DE-
PARTMENT-Mr DUDLEY c EVANS has the general
enperinendence assisted by Mr. SAMUEL WEBB as Fore
msn of the Press Department, and q. ;. WHARAM as
s'b TEF PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE AND PER:
SONAL SUPERVISION OF THE PROPklEIOhS
THEMSELVES 49,.
ton of the Public 10 our Establishment believing that no.
where else can ihey secure Better Work Better Treatment
or Retter Terms Ourmotto is "GOOD WORk-CASH
PRICES-TERMS CASH-.P- PUNCTUALlIf BE-
FORE ALL THINGS -,
~ Gail and examine specimens Of Work Remember
thar every description Of Printing is cone al TINS once
PETER c. BAKER,
DANIEL GOD WIN PrOpnetors
JOHN THOMAS,
Tribune Buildings. Nassau and Spruce s's.
1Of Second story-Enrance Spruce-st