Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-08
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THE NEW YORK TIMES.
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 TIE NEW YORK DAILY 1'IMss has just entered upon the fourth year ot its publication, under circumstances in the hiyhes: degree encouraging 10 it's Conductors. In the extent and characle CT of it's circulation, in reputation as prompt and reliable ne wspa per, aud In the degree ot public favor which it has acquired by is discussions of topics of pubic importance, II hus greatly trans cended the most sanguine expectations of 'is projectors. It has now regular circulation ot over 36 900 copies, which IS steadily and con stantiy incre as ng; and It's advertising patronage IS highly gratifying and satisfactory.
 The propr,c,ors of the TINES feel that in appealing to tine pubic for continuance and an increase of the favor they have So ahundantly extended to it hiiher rto, they refer to the past as guarantee for the future. They am hrst of all to make the TIMES newspaper inferior 10 none in New York city or m any part oi the United States. They will spare no expense nor any labor necessary 10 procure for its columns the earliest, fullest and most reliable information upon all subjects that may enlist public interest and attention. The Correspondence tnthe iIMEs, both Foreign and D 'mestic, IS especially coplaus and attractive -e n!isiing in its service some of the ahlest and most accomplished writers con nec,ed with the press m any part oi the world. In its Congressional nnd Legislative Reports iis accounts of public meetines-its records of personal, literary and general Intelligence, II will no, he surpassed by any journal o. the day.
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