Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-30
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THE NEW YORK SPECTATOR

TINHE NEW YORK SPECTATOR Is generally con
L sidered To be the beet Semi-Weekiy Newspaper
III New York Ii las been established
years II is not surpassed by any of coteDpora-
ries in the variety and value Of it, contents 1t is
always up with tile times and fuTushe- its readers
With tile LATEST NEWS from alt parts OF the
World. To this is owing its great and increasing
popularity.
tits publialed every Monday aud Thurs,lay, and
contains the latest Domestic and Foreign News Up
TO Tie rsIy hoiT Of publication including inil he,
ports Of all Matters Of Interest in New YORK anu
neighboring citiesi Reliable Correspondence ana
Congressional Reports from Washington: Public
Documents, both State and National; CorTespon-
dence Of unusual merit from london Paris ana
other European cities the lategt Telesrnphic Dls-
patches from Special Correspondents and those re-
ceiyed by the Associated Press; Accnuite Whole
slleGeEios Current; Daily Sales Of Stock aud ample
DAtiy 'iepoEts Of everything connected with IfAue
nniCOinmeTre.
A. a Family Periodical. the NEW YORK SPEC
TATOl is uRinrpAssed. Its leading article discuss
every tObc Of intesest that engages public atten-
tOr and are written under deep sense Of rsspon-
sihlttyz san evidence that its literary publica'
TONS are of the most exalted character the pun
lisher- refer. with pride. to the charming Ekrches
t'DU SOUTH, which have been written especially
for the SrEcINIOR. by one Of the most accomplished
story % EAST LYNNE" one Of the most success
ulprnduetions Of the day.
The New York Spectator for 1901
will besuperor. in all departments. to any of rs
predecessors. Engagements have been made with
very PIP ular writers for contributions on great
rHTicty NJ subjects. And the accomplished aui!ioF oil
Due south 'ffitE Hugh Ludlow, ESD. is now pre-
pairing seri,E Of articles on CLUBS, comprising
sketches 0iThe most celebrated Clubs, from their
inaugural ON by Sir Walter Raleigh to their pres
ent 'nrrcssiHl nprratiom including Evening" at the
Clubs New York. These articles will be the best
that have emanatet trOni his peu. Therefore nOi0
| Il The time T. Sif5geTiLs.
To all nol,.shbscrfbers who desire it, the proprie-
tors will send copy gratis for one month on re-
csiPt of tile iSddreEs.
During the year the proprietoTs desire TO add
100000 uNmeB to their list Of subscribers and
aS additional inducefnent to their friends tn
take interest," in accomplishing that object they
| make the following propositions:
seTibtrs with Six DoIars. will receive for one year
copy Of either Of the following publications, the
| sender may desire:
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Evening lost, Scientific American, Country Gen
/ flemRu. Rural New Yorker, New York Ledger, New
York Weekly. Life illustrated, Vanity Fair.
MoSTHLTES-AE ricultuiist, All the Year Round,
Atlantic Monthly, GodeyB Indy's Book. Ilarpers
/ Magazine. KniekerbOcker Magazine. LeslieS' Ga
Eette of Fashion. MeTTy's Museum, National MHga-
| zine, Sic-NRX, Yankee Notions.
To Clubs the terms exceedingly liberal, ns will
be seen by the following pricea:
One copy one W
Two copies one year,. %
Five copies one 70
Fifteen copies one year TO one 0O
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| Payable invariably IN ADVANCE. at the Office or
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