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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
o. ~ THE GLOBE:
The Official Raner of Congress-.


II PUBLISH now my annual Prospectus of the THE DAILY
GLOBE, and The CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE AND APrENDIx,
to remind subscribers and inform those who desire to
subscribe that Congress will meet the first Monday OF
next December when shall recommence publishing the
above named They have been :" tong
deem needless TO give minute account Of the kind OF
matter they will contain.
TIE Daily GLOBE will contain report of the Debates
in both branches Congress- taken down By reporters
equal least corps of short hand writer's IN TINS or
in other country o. a % houT While
the number of words spoken BY fluent speakers
rarely thousand five hundred words an hour
When the debates of day do not make than forty
columns they shall appear in the Daily Globe the next
morning which will contain also the news of the day. to-
gether with such editorial articles be suggested by
II Is also nv Intention from time to time occasion
NAV REQUIRE publish "reminiscences of the public men
With whom have been associated during the last twenty
eight years. Anecdotes Of General Jackson and the lead
ers of party which he conducted and the leading
Of other parties WILL believe, be interesting when
partisan bitterness has abated
In becoming the reporter of the debates ct Congress
deemed proper that the Globe would be
partisan paper This pledge will not be forfeited bv intro.
csrete es which DISTINGUISHED the public men Of nv time
Although am, and intend to remain, thorough Demo-
cra will never obtrude my principles in way TO make
and events which 60 make up history, hope to make
the Globe an honest MEMOIR and with that view am re-
solved to speak independently of all parties go
The CoSenEss,oSAI GLOBE AND APPENDIX will contain
report of all the debates in Cong: revised 6y the
States the Annual Reports of the Heads of the Executive
DEPARTMENTS the Laws passed during the session. aud
pious indexes to all. They will be printed on double
containing sixteen pages. The whole will MAKE It Is be-
eved between $500 and $500 as the long sessions
for have ranged between those numbers and
the next session will be what termed long ONE This
believe is the cheapest work ever sold in any country
whether reprint printed from manuscript copy, taking
for the number of words OF the long sessions
since the year S4S The average number of 1885,
and the average number of words page is 1897 conse
queny the number of words of long session is
929O72 As have sold to subscribers that number OF
words sr dollars follows that they h.ve paid e than
sic and onha erery 100000 oris hare FUR
nised en while have paid reporters IS go for every
2397 words of this work in manuscript Has any other
bookseller where sold book in the first instance
while it was new, low a rate? believe not and so
strong belief that hereby agree to give to any per-
son shall the contrary complete set Of the de-
bates running back to the year 1885, making
Congress authorizes these to by mail free OF post
age. The next session will be- without doubt, an unus-
ally interesting it will be the first under new Ad
minstraon and several complex questions must be dis
cussed for example, the currency Kansas, revenue
and other questions The Globe will be- heretofore the
only source from which full debates be obtained.
For copy of the Daily Globe year $40 90
For cory of the Daily Globe six months 8 40
For copy of the Daily Globe during the session 90
For a copy of the Congressional Globe and APP
pendix, aud the laws passed during the session 90
Bank in the section of the country where
subscriber resides will be received at par The whole
any part of a subscription maybe RENTED in postage
stamps which preferable to currency except gold
silver.
paper will not be sent unless the money accompanies
the order for it.
afford to exchange with all the newspapers that
desire the Globe but will send the Daily Globe during
times before the first Monday of December Those
who publish should send their papers containing
me, marked with pen, to direct attention n11 to it. -
Washington Nov 81 1887 1855