Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-03
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THE NEW YORK SPECTATOR
FOR 1901.

FINHR NEW YORK SPECTATOR is geirally con-
L sidered to be the best semi-weeklJ Newspaper
in New York. 1t has been established fisXty-fOur
years. It is not surpassed by any Of itsotempora-
Ties In the variety and value of its coGnts. 1t is
always up with the times. and furnsheits readers
with the LATEST NEWS from all trts of the
World. To this is owing Its great an Increasing
1t Is published every Monday and Thrsday, and
contains the latest Domestic and Forein News, up
10 The reTy hour If publication, includig full Re
ports of all Matters Of Interest in Ne York and
neighboring cities; Reliable Correspondence and
Congressional Reports from Washinmn; Public
Documents, both State and National; iCorrespon-
dence of unusual merit from Londor Paris, and
other European cities; the latest Telqaphic Dis
eeived by the Associated Press; an AccTate Whole
saleprice Current; Daily Sales Of soc, and ample
Daily Reports of everything conneetedwith Trade
andNCommerce.
AZ a Family Periodical, the NEW DIRK SPEC
TATOR iS unsurpassed It's leading articles discuss
every topic Of intesest that engages 1ublic atten-
ton and written under deep sens Of reEpon-
sibility. As an evidence that its liteiTy pubica.
tiOns are of the most exalted charhclr, the pub
llshers refer, with pride, to the charming sketches
'fDUE SOUTH" which have been written especially
for the SPECTATOR, by one Of the most accomplished
American writer's; and to the intensey interesting
story Of EAST LYNNE" one Of thenost success
III productions of the day.
The New York Spectator Or 1861
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predecessors. Engagements have ben made with
very popular writers for contributors, on a great
''Due South, "Fitz Hugh Ludlow, Esq Is now pre-
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sketches Of the most celebrated Club. from their
inaugural by Sir Walter Raleigh. to their pres
ent successful operation including Eenlngs at the
Clubs OF New York. These articles I'LL be the best
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