Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-19
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THE NEW YORK SPECTATOR
FOR 1861.

EINHE NEW YORK SPECTATOR Is ErneTaIiy e2o-
j sidered to DO tic hest Semi-W eekly Mex sIspeE
IN View York II has been establishes tors I!-t,ni
years II Is not surpassed by any Of its eo,-H
ries in the variety and value OF its contents. u
always up with the times. and furnishes it, Tests
with the LATEST NEWS from all parts OF me
World. To this Is owing its great and increasing
1t is published every Monday and Thursday aud
contains the latest Domestic and Foreign News Up
TO TIE rery hour Of PRbiteaticn, including tnt ne
ports of all Matters Of Interest in New YORK ana
neigibOTinE cities; Reliable Correspondence ana
Congressional Reports from Washington PuDlle
Documents both State and National; CCTIesPon,
denee Of unusual merit from London Fans, anu
other European cities; the latest TelegTaphe Dis
patches frUm Special Correspondents and those re
ecived By the Associated Pres: Accurate Whole
saieI'rice Current; Daily Sales Of Stock and ample
bailS ReIarts Of everything connected with lF"de
A. a FAMILY Periodical. the NEW YORK SPEC
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( every topic Of inteseEt that engages puhlic aNeh-
fon and5Te written under a deep sense OF respOtl-
sib:iity. Asnn evidence that Its literary publiea-
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H$hrrs refer. with pride to the charming sketehes
'-pUR SOUTH which have been written esl'esial
t1r tic 81 ErIAToE, by one Of the most accom-
American writers; and to the intensely interesting
story Of EAST LYNNE one OF the most success
al productions Of the day.
The New York Spectator for 1861
will lesaperiur. In all departments, to any Of ifs
predecessor. Engagements have been made win
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Climbs OF New York These articles viii be the best
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