Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-04
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THE NEW YORK SPECTATOR
NOR 1861.

UNHE NEW YORK sPRcEATOR Ia generally eon-
y sidered to Be the best semi-Teekly Newspaper
In New York. nhAH been stabilized for Eixty-tOur
years. II Is not surpassed by any Of its e0temPora
res In the variety and value Of its contents II Is
always up with the times and furnishes its readers
with the LATEST NEWS from all parts Of the
.Iorld, 10 this ia owing its great and ineTsaAlRg
1t Il publishet every Monday and Thursday, aud
contains thelAtest Domestic and Foreign News, Up
% he rerg hour qf pltblteatOu, including full Re
ports OF all Natter Of Interest In New York and
neghbortnE cities; Reliable Correspondents and
Congressional Reports from WashlngtOn; Public
Documents, both State and Nationals; a COrrsspon-
other European cities; the latest TeleGrHphic Dis
patches from Special Correspondents and those re-
ceiTed 6y the Associated Pres; an Accurate Whole
sale Price Current; Daily Sales Of Stock, and ample
Daily Reports Of everything connected with Trade
and Commerce
As Family Periodical, the NEW YORK SPEC
TATOR Il Unsurpassed. Its leading articles discuss
every topic Of intesest that engages public ateu-
tion and are written under deep sense OF FespOn-
dbuity. As an evidence that its literary publicn-
tons are Of the most exalted character, the pub
liahers refer. with pride to the charming sketches
.IiE SsOOIh, which nave been written especially
LOT the SPECTATOR, by one Of the most accomplished
American writer's and 10 the intensely Interesting
story Of EAST LYNNE" one Of the most success
fut predictions Of the day. ESD
The New York Spectator for SCI
will he superior, In ali departments, to any Of its
predecessors. Engagements have been mAdo with
very popular writer's for contributions, ON great
variety OF subjects, and the accomplished author Of
"DLe SOUTH FitE Hugh Ludlow, ESQ, is now pre-
pairing series OF articles on CLUBS, cOmprising
sketches OF the most celebrated Clubs, from their
Inauguration by Sir Walter tAleigh, to their pres
ent successful operation, including Evenings at the
Clubs Of New York. These articles will be the best
that have emanated from his pen. Therefore HOIg
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York Weekly, Life illustrated, Vanity Fair.
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