Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-05
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THE NEW YORK SPECTATOR
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TUE EEw YORK SPECTATOR is generally COM
y hdered 70 be thea best Somi-Weekly Newspaper
In New York 1t has been established for HixtyfCu
years. It y not surpaAsod by any Gifts cotcmpoFA-
Fes in the variety and value Of ts cOntents It IL
ATays up With the tiIues and fuFnisses its readers
with the LATEST NEWS from all parts Of the
popularity.
it Is published every Monday and Thursday y, and
Contains the latest Domestic and Foreign News, hp
% he very holET Of publication, Including full Re-
ports Of all Matters Of Interest In New York and
neighboFinR cities; Reliable Correspondents and
Congressional Reports from Washington; Public
Documents, both State and National; u COrTeBpon.
dencO OF unusual merit from London. Paris, aud
other European cities: the latest Telegraphie Dis
patches from Special Correspondents and those re-
ceived by the ASsoeated Press; an Accurate Whole
sale Price Current; Daily Sales OF Stock and Hmpl5
Daily Reports Of everything connected with Trade
and Commerce.
A Family Periodical, the NEW YORK SPEC
TAToR Ia unsurpassed. Its leading articles discuss
every topic u ntesest that engages public atteI-
ton and are written under deep sense of rcspon-
SiLtlity. As an evidence that lite literary pubica-
tions are of the most exalted character, the pub
LEhers refer. with pride. to the charming sketches
tor the sPEcTAToR, by one Of the most accomplished
American writer's; and 70 the intensely Interesting
story OF t'EAsT LYNNE OF the most suecssS-
tul production OF the day. tL3 ~
The New York Spectator for 1861
will bo superior, in all departments to any Of its
predecessors. Engagements have been made with
very popular writer's for contributions. on great
variety Of subjects, aadt6e accomplished Author Of
@Dle SOUTH Fitz Hugh Ludlow, Esq, iSi now pre-
pairing series OF articles on CLUBS, eOmprisins
sketches OF the most celebrated Clubs, from their
Inauguration by Sir Walter Raleigh, to their pres
ent suecssEu operation, including Evenings at the
Clubs Of New York. These articles viii be the best
that have eEnanateh from his peu. Therefore non
I iG the tipls to SHbgeribe, ~ lsF sGzt-f
To all nsnsuIseribeFs who desire It, the proprie.
tors VIII send copy gratis for one month, on re-
I csi2t Of the address
During tho year the proprietors desire to add
as, an additional inducement to their friends to
take an interest In accomplishing that object, they
make the following propositions:
Any ono who Will send the ,nAmeS OF Two Sub:
scrtbers with Six Dollars, Will receive for one year
copy Of either 81 the following publications as the
\ sender may desire:
| WEEKLIEs-lInrpsrs, Home Journal, Saturday
Evening Post, Scientific American, Country Cen
tlVnan, Rural New Yorker, New York ledger, New
| York Weekly, Life illustrated, Vanity Fair. 40
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS All the Year Round,
Atlantic Monthly, GOdey's LAdy's Book. l1aTpers
M0Ea4ineS knlckaFbocker Magazine Leslies' Ca
| Eette Of FaahiOn, Merry's Museum, National Maya
zine, SIc-Nax, Yankee Notions.
To Clubs the terms exceedingly liberal, will
| be seen BY the following prices: a.ti H. -...t
Ono copy one 90
Two copies ono year,. 90
Five copies one 10
Ettteen copies year. Ito one address 90
Twenty copies year. TO address, 90
Payable invariably IN ADVANcR, at the Office, or
RENTED by mail to the office direct. at
ANY person sending us a Club Of Twenty or more,
| Will be entitled to an extrn copy.
Copies will he sent to cleFgyment at the lowest
FRANCIS HALL q co.,
| PROPRIETQflS,
mh26 80 PINE STRERT, NV York.