Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-18
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THE NEW YORK SPECTATOR

VNHE NEW YORK s{ECTATOR lie generally con.
y sidered to be the btEt Seml-Weekly Newspaper
IN New York It has bken established for tyfOur
years. 1t Is not surpaded by any fits cotempora-
res In the variety and halue Of its contents 1t IL
always up With the tns and furnishes its readers
win the LATEST 6EWS from all parts Of the
popularity.
1t /! publIahed every Monday and Thursday, aud
contains the latest Domestic and Foreign News, up
70 TIE reTy hour NJ publication, including full Re
ports OF all Matters OF Interest In New York and
congressional Reports from NashingtOni Public
Documents, both State and National; CorrespOn-
denee OF unusual merit from London. Paris, and
other European cities; the latest Telegraphie Dis
patches nom Special Correspondents and those re-
cetve by the Associated Press; an Accurate Whole
SItS Stce Current; Daily Sales Of Stock, and ample
81 Iep0rts Of everything connected with Trade
nIt'bCOmmerce.
AZ Family Periodical, the NEW YORK SPEC
TAToR Is unsurpassed, Its leading articles discuss
every topic OF intesest that engages pnblic atten-
ton andt aro written under deep sense OF respon.
SihhitE- Asan evidence that Its literary publica-
tons are of the most exalted character, the pul,-
ll-erS refer with pride to the charming sketches
.bOE- SOUTH" which have been written especially
Tor tue SrtcTAToR, by QUE Of the most accomplished
American wrltersi and to the intensely interesting
stnTy at EAST LYNNE" one OF the most success
nj pr"iucii'Is of the day.
The New York Spectator for 1861
viii esGleri, r, in all departments, to any Of Its
predecessor. Engagements have been made with
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pairing scri't Of articles on CLUBS, comnriiing
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inaugural 10y Sir Rnltor Raleigh, to their pres
ent surcess'Ii operation, Including Evening" at the
Clnbsnt New Iihk. These articles will be the best
that have emgnttOi nom his pen. Therefore nolD
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