Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-15
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THE NEW YORK SPECTATOR
nor 1851.

fINIE NEW YORK SPECTATOR is generally con-
l sidered to be the best Semi-W eeEly Newspaper
in New York. Ithas been established iNf slNtN-iour
years 1t is not surpassed by any Of its cotempora-
ries in the variety and value of its contents is
always mp with tho times and furnishes its readers
with the LATEST NEWS from all parts Of the
World. To this Is owing its great ana increasing
II is published every Monday and Thursday, and
contains the latest Domestic and Foreign News, up
to the rery hour Of publication, including fun Re
ports of Hll Matters of Interest in New York and
neiGhboTing cities; Reliable Correspondence ard
Congressional Reports from Washington; Public
Documents, both State and National; COrr"spon-
deuce Of unusual merit from London Paris nnd
other European cities; the latest Te!egraphc DIS
patches from Special Correspondents and those re-
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snlesI'rce Currents Daily Sales of Stock. and ample
pRiTSRpports of everything connected with Trade
itntk1 Commerce.
A. = Family Periodical. the NEW YORK SPEC
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every topic Of intesest that engages public nttcn-
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tiona are Of the most exalted character, the pub
fishers refer with pride, TO the charming sketches
DUE SOUTH which have been written especially
for tie SPECTATOR. by one of the most accomplished
American writers: and to the intensely interesting
story OF Fast LYNNE,' one of the most success
ul productions Of the day.
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pairing seri,s OF articles on CLUBS, comprising
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