Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-06-03
HUNTS MERCHANTS HL4G8ZTvr
AND COMMERCIAL, REVIEW

HUNTS MERCHANTS HL4GAZJNP
AND COMMERCIAL REVIEW.
| By FREEMAN HUNT. EDITOR AND PROPpIFro,
A FEW complete sets of this Magazine ng-
"A be Obtained at the publishers Office Ia
Fulton street, New York neatly and spbSta,
| TALLY bound, for two dollars and . haze -
volume. The following are a few of the CO...
| mandatory letters received by the editor frar,
distinguished statesmen:
Letter from Hon. Ntnrv Clay
ASHLAND, Goth july. 1870
DEAR SIR: wish to express to YOU the C,o.
ltcatlon L derived on receiving the July M
Der of the Merchants Magazine ard Co,r,-o-
elal Review, from viewing your Portrait in tLo
beginning. and from reading your address -
your friends at the end of it. When We fo,J
under obligations to those who have contrib-
uted to our information ard amusement no
are naturally DESTROYS to possess kpaw1cdao
OF lhem, OF their appearance. Of Tie features
% snelr countenance. and Of the character and
Iaoits OF their mind. which We can ACQUIRE
You have placed your numerous readers lSt
ieaSt you have me, il may not sneak for tbonl
under those obligations; and he n,nbnn
your valuable work Row before rre in Sa,na
aegree, statistics the desire TO which bareaJ
,aoeu. nave become quite familiar with tbe
magazine and Review. and have no hesitate,
III expressing my humble orinion that II isop
lnently entitled to the public regard and SIM
port. LII collects and arrangeS in good order
large amount of valuable statistical an,
o1her information. highly useful. not only
.Ee merchant, but to the statesman TO thccuI
uVator OF the earth. to the manufacturer
the mariner. in short. to all classes Of Tho b.
slhess and reading community.s
Entertaining this opinion. an, c|od .bo.;,
has been: and hope that it may continue 70 he
literally patronized. Offering You cordial -
surances OF my esteem and regard. / am trp1
your friend and Obedent servant.
Freeman Hunt, esq. II CLAY
Erfraet Of Letter from billiard f1Lfmore
have read it Merchants Magazine wi.b
a good deal of attention. and have no hcsita-
ton IN saying that think it one of thp met
naiuabie periodicals. that was ever published
10 the merchant 1t seems quite INDISPENSABLE
aho 10 the statesman and man of general in
formation almost equally desirable. II is q
grand repository of useful facts ard ipfo,mo-
uon, which can be found nowhere 50 well ii.
gested and so accessible as in these numbers
only regret that do not own the work. -
Letter from tie Hon. Thomas II. Beyto,
WASHINGTON City. Anril 20. IS4e
CIR owe you many thanks for Tie omar.
tunlues L have had to read the Merchants
Magazine, and have found it in reality 70 bc
Magazine. and that well replcnishcd. Of all
the useful mattor which the title would imrlv
and presented with fullness and clearnets
which delights while it nstructs Il is in
tact. merchants magazine in the larre ar.
cepuon OF the tenn-merchants WHO 90 he
tween nations. whose Jorge operations Lr;rr
many departments Of knowledge. and a view
OF the state of the world into daily rcoui>i. ION
but 1t Is not the great merchant only but TIE
one OF more modest. but. nevertheless. of most
useful operatlons-Who will find this macazin
TO abound with the information. the pursuit
OF ms business and the elevation of The ncr-
cahtIie character requires Nor is lis utility
at all confined 10 merchants hut extends ia
the Legislator ard diplomatists and ia all who
are charged with managing the affairs of the
nation For myself. have found il most usc
iui TO me In my senatorial lators and have
been in tie habit for many wears of ca,cfrIIy
consulting it. Very respectfully. sir vnrr
obedient servant. THOS II Pl.NToy
FREEMAN Hunt. ESQ.