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The q Z NEW T.ll YOKk SPECTATOR
TORI 1901.


EF'IlB NEW YORK SPECTATOR Is generally con-
Il ,sidered 10 be die bast Senl-HeeEiy Newspaper
IN New York 1t Las been eStablShed FOR sIty
ries In the vGriety and value 81 it5 contents It
always up with the times and furnishes its readers
With the LATEST NEWS from all parts of the
popularity.
II IL published every Monday and Thursday, and
contains the latest Domestic and Foreign News, up
% 1as esTy ,h9r 9 biteatt0a, Including ful lie
ports Of all Matters Of Interest In New York and
1eighboring eities;r Reliable Corresponding and
congregational Reports from Washington; Public
Documents, both StateAnl National; = CorTespCn-
deuce 81 unusual merit from London. PaTls, and
other European cities; the latest TelCgraphIc Dis
patches from SpeeiRl Correspondents and tiOse re-
ceiTed by the Aspociated Press; Accurate Whole
sale Price Current; Daily Sales Of Stock, and ample
aud Commerce. 81
A Family Periodical the NEW YORK SPEC
TAIQIt Is nnsurpaGlad. Itsloading articles discUss
every topic Of nteseSt that engages public Gften-
ton and are written under deep Of resy,on-
siollity. AsRn evidence that It's literary puliicR
lions arc Of the most exalted character, the pub
MShers refer. with pride, to the Charming sketches
tDUE SOUTH which have been written especially
ior the sPEoEAIoR BY one Of tho most accomplished
AneTlFn WTttersi and 70 the intensely interesting
story OF EAST IYNfE,n one Of the most EucceEs-
iul productions Of Ehs day.
The New York Spectator for 1861
viii be superior, In ull departments, to any of its
very popular writers for contributions, ON great
variety Of subjects, rad the accomplished Author Of
1 Suue4A5 iLudtoW, E8l., Is now pre-
pairing series Of articles on CLUBS, cutnpriiinE
sketches of the most celebrated Clubs, from their
inauguration by Sir Walter Raleigh, to their pFps.
emit operation, including Evening" at tho
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To an n6nsubseribers who desirs IL, the proprie-
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Atlantic Monthly, Gudey's LAdy's Book Harper
StagazinS, kHtckerbccker Magazine, Iosliea' Ca
Eette Of Fashion, AIerryB Museum, National MREu-
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DC seen by the following prices:
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