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The New York Weekly Times.

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Tho Cheapest Newspaper in the United States,
pom II TERMINATION GF THE PRESI-
u dental contest, now close at hand, the proprie-
tors OF the NEW YORK WEEKLY TIMES intend
TO introduce various and extensive changes in its
character, which will render it still more attractive
70 the great mass of the people Of the United States.
It's columns will then be less exclusively occupied
by political news and discussions, and will be much
more largely devoted to LITERATURE, GENERAL,
NEWS, and interesting MISCELLANEOUS READ
lNd. 1t will be made emphatically and specially a
NEWSPAPER ron THE FAMILY AND PRESIDE,
Containing Literary Tales, Original and Selected
Biographical Notices, Sketches Of Character, Letters
from Abroad, Anecdotes, and generally whatever
VIII be most entertaining and most instructive to
the great mass Of Newspaper Readers.
Among the conspicuous attractions Of the WEEK
~ TINES will be
AN ORIGINAL NOVEL,
BY Il Popular AMERICAN AUTHOR, written expressly
for it' columns, AMI aboundins in interest and
merit, Ills will be published in successive mum.
bcrs, commencing about the 18th Of November, and
will probably be completed in six months.
The NEkKLY TINES will also contain a serie. Of
LETTERS FRO EUROPE AND TIE EAST,
BY one Of tho ab'est and most Popular writer's in
the | nlted States,-emhracing Notes of Incident.
Adventure and Observation in Europe, Egypt, Ara.
ba and the Holy Land, and forming one Of the
most interesting series of Foreign Sketches ever
published in this Country.
Besides these continuous articles. pren,red cv.
prcs.ly for the New Series Of the WEEKLY Trvrs.
it will contain, every week, a great amount of
ORlGINAL CORRESPONDENCE, DOMESTIC
AND FOREIGN.
MISCELLANEOUS LITERARY ANECDOTES
AND SKETCHES.
NOTES or SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY.
BIOGRAPHICAL AND CRITICAL NOTICES.
REVIEWS OF NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS.
CHoHE POETRY, ORIGINAL AND SELECTED, &c,
&c, &c, &c.
In short, it is the design Of its Proprie,ors to
spare neither expense nor labor in making it Tho
most interesting and de,rdbic miscellaneous FAMILY
NEWSLETTER m tie Iutcd Ntat,s.
In ADDITION 10 its Literary and Miscellaneous
character the WEEKLY TINES will give, in n clear
and condensed form,
ALL THE NEWS OF II DAY,
From all quarters Of the world, and in all depart.
ments Of activity, embracing
AGRICl LIURAL, COMMERCIAL AND FINAN.
CIAL INTELLIGENCE,
PREPARED expressly for its columns, and for the use
of those in all parts Of the country who wish to be
kept Informed upon all these topics.
THE DoINGs OF CONGRESS,
With a synopsis Of all important documents, valu..
bic %'peeche', and the proceedings Of the several
FOREIGN NEWS,
As given in the Letters of Special Corrcspondents.
and in Extracts from the Newspaper Press of Eng
land and the Continent and
II MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
OF Accidents, Grimes, Disasters, Personal Move.
ments, ac., &c, &c, both at home and abroad.
The WrETLY TIMES will also contain EDITORIAL
ARTICLES discussing all the leading events Of the
day, in such a ma nner as shall promise to be most
widely Useful and instructive. In its political de.
paTtmcnt the TMEs will be
WHOLLY INDEPENDENT OF L POLITICAL
PARTIES,
Speaking freely and boldly its own Opinions-con.
demning Public mon and Public bodies for whateyer
may be wrong and unfolding and sustaining them
in whatever may tend for the Advancement Of the
public good. 1t will advocate equal and exact ms
tice to all mon,-thc preservation Of the Union up-
on the principles of the Constitution. and the i'm.
provement of the condition of all classes by Educa-
ton, Morality and Religion. 1t will wage no war
upon any section nor countenance any infringement
OF the constitutional nights Of any portion of our
common country. But it will also resist all at
tempts to subordinate the general good to sectional
ambition or to undermine those great principles Of
Human Liberty which form the basis and founda.
uon of our Republican institutions. It will be
moderate but firm in its tone,-seeking 10 convince
rather than intimidate, respectful towards those
who differ from it, conservative in its tendency, and
devoted zealously and steadily to tho elevation and
advancement Of the people.
The WEEKLY TIMES will be printed upon hand
some paper, in clear type and in elegant style-each
number containing rlGHT pages or FoRTY-RIGHr col
nmns-prosenting every week a larger amount of
choice Reading and News than can be oS,ained
elsewhere at the same rate. 1t is designed to make
it at once
THE BEST AMI CHEAPEST FAMILY NEWSPA.
PER IN THE UNITED STATES.
1t will be sent to subscribers by mail at the fol.
lowing rates
One copy, one year, for 80
Five copies, one year, for
Twenty ! i've copies, one year, for %
Each package must in every case he sent 10 on,
nam' and 'dd'''f' Any Postmaster. clerk, or other
person, who may send us TES or more subscribers
on the above Terms, and who will receive the pack.
age for distribution among the subscribers, shall r.
cors an tlta copy. Additions may at any time be
made TO clubs by the party in whose name the Club
stands, and on terms Of first remittance.
Postage on the WEEKLY TINES is
To Canada, payable in advoncc, 20 cts. a wear.
Within the state, 10 cts. n wear.
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The NEW YORK DAILY TIMES il. Il very large.
frst-cla's Daily paper, containing all the News of
the Day, &c, &c, which is sent to Subscribers by
mail at SIX DOLLARS PER ANNUM.
The NEW YORK SEMI-WEEkLY TIMES. pub
twice a week, aud containing all the reading
matter ct the Daily, is sent to subscribers at the
rate of THREE DOLLARS per annum. Two Cor.
IEs to one address for FytE DOLLARS.
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RAYMOND, WESLEY 4 o
No, l3s Nassau ST., New York.
NE" YORK oct l. 1896 wl9 7w