Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-24
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THE NEW YORK SPECTATOR
EOR 1901

tETNHB NEW YORK SPECTATORS is generally con.
| II Sidered to be tho hest SenIi-Weckiy Newspaper
IN New York II has been established for sixty-Our
years It IL not surpassed hy any Of its cOtenpdra-
ries in the variety and value of its contents 1t
Always up viii. the tunes and furnishes its readers
World. To this IL owing its great and ihcreasing
tits pnbIishcd every Monday and Thursday, and
contains the latest Domestic and Foreign News. UP
To the reTy hour If publication including full Re
ports OF all Matters of Interest in New York and
/ neighbOrlng cities; Reliable Correspondence and
Congressional REPORTS from Washington; Public
Documents, both State and National; COrrespOn-
! dence OF unusual merit from London, Paris aud
other European cities; the tItesr TelegrRphic biz
patches FROM special Correspondents and those re-
eeyel nv the Associated Press: Accurate Whole
etii Sice CURRENT daily Sales Of Stock. and ample
iitIorts OF everything connected with Trade
| A. a Family Periodical. tho NEW YORK SPEC.
TATOR isHnFUrpasked, Its leading articles discnss
every tonic Of inteseSt that emEnEeA public atten
tIcn nndtare written under deep Of reSron-
HthlitY. AERH evidence that its literary puhlica.
tionr' arr If the most exNlte character. the puI-
lishSrs refer with PRIDE to the charming sketches
"buE SOUTH" which have been written especially
for the Seer ITOE. Icy one 1t the must accomplished
Americas Uritrrri and TO the intensely iutCi estnE
nj nr"ducli'it Of the day.
The. New York Spectator FOR 1861
vi be,anlcri,i. III AL departments, to any of its
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