The new era., 1860-03-15
NOW is THE TIM E TO SUB
SCRIBE
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.

Al "
The Tribune-now more than eigh-
teen years old, and having over quar-
ter of million subscribers, or constant
purchasers, -diffused through eyrey State
and Territory of our Union-will con-
tinue in essence what it has been-the
earnest champion of Liberty, Progress,
and of whatever will conduce to our ma
tional growth in Virtue, Industry. Knowl-
edge and Prosperity.
THE NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE
Is printed on large imperial sheet,
and published every morning and even
ing Sundays expected). 1t contains
Editorials on the TOPICS of the times,
employing large corps of the best
newspaper writer's of the day Domes-
tic and Foreign Correspondence !: Pro-
ceedings of Congress Reports ofLec-
lures City News Cattle. Horses, and
Produce Markets Reviews of books !;
Literary Intelligence ; Papers on Mech
anics and the Arts, Cookery, etc., etc.
We strive to make The Tribune a news
paper to meet the wants of the public
its TeIegraphic news along costing over
Sl5, 900 per annum.
TERMS
TIE Daily Tribune is mailed to sub
scribers at Sc per annum, in advance !;
SO for six months.
THE N, y. sEsiI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Is published every Tuesday and Fri
dav, and contains all the Editorials of
the Daily, with the Cattle, Horse, and
General Markets, reliably reported ex-
pressIy for The Tribune Notices of
New Inventions, Foreign and Domes-
tic Correspondence Articles On Cookery
and during the sessions of Congress it
contains summary of Congressional
doings, with the more important speech
es We shall, as heretofore, make the
Semi Weekly Tribune Literary, as well
as political newspaper, and we are
determined that it shall remain in the
front rank Of family papers.
One copy, one year. SO copies year, SlI ,25
Two copies one year 10 do to l ad'rs, 20,00
Ten copies, or over, address Of each sub. s 200
each.
Any person sending club of twenty, or over,
will be entitled to an extra copy. For club of
fifty we will send the aDil, Tribune year
The SEMI-WE.KLY TRIBUTE, is sent to Cler-
gymen at 81 per annum.
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
A large eight-page paper for the coun-
try, is published every Saturday and
contains Editorials on the important top
les Of the times, the news of the week
interesting Correspondence from all
parts of the world, the New York Cat
tie, Horse, and Produce Markets, inter-
resting and reliable Political, Mechan-
ical and Agricultural articles, Papers.
on Cookery, sc, &c.
We shall. during this year, as hither-
to, constantly labor to improve the quail :
ity of the instructive entertainment affor-
ded by The Weekly Tribune, which,
we intend, shall continue to be the best
Family Weekly Newspaper published
in the World. We consider the Cat
tie Market Reports alone richly worth to
cattle raisers years subscription price
TERMS.
Ohe copy, one year, 50 Five copies, year S s
Three copies, year, 5 Ten copies, year, IL
Twenty copies to address .............. 20
and any larger number 81 each.
Twenty copies, to address Of each subscriber. "a
and any larger number at 81 20 each.
Any person sending us club of
Twenty or more, will be entitled to an
extra copy. For club of Forty, we
will send The Semi Weekly Tribune J;
and for a club of One Hundred The
Daily Tribune will be sent gratis. We
continue to send the The Weekly Trib-
une to clergymen for ST..
Subscription may commence at any
tine. Terms always cash in advance.
| All letters to be addressed to-
HORACE GREELEY & Co
Tribune Buildings, Nassau-st., N. York.