Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-11
Show. this to your Ne1ghbor.
THE NEW YORK SPECTATOR
FOR 1851.

TINE NEW YORK SPECTATOR Is sensrAlly con-
u sidefed 70 be the best Semf.TVeekly Newspaper
years. 1t is not surpassed BY any Of ts eotempora-
res In the Tnrtety and value sf its eontentE It Il
With the LATEST MINIS froS, All aIt. n ~
world. To this u owing its great and increasing
II is Pu6liahed every Monday and Thursday, and
contains the iateat Domestic and Foreign News, Hp
% ne ueTy heaT Of publication, including full Re
ports OF all MatfeTs Of Interest in New York and
neighbOrinE cities; RELIABLE Correspondence and
Congressional Reports frum WRShington; Public
Documents, both State and National; COrreSPon-
asnee q uunS1Al merit from London. Paris, aud
other European cities; the latest TeIeguphic Die
patches from Special Correspondents and those re-
sale Price Current; Daily saIes Of stock and ample
lay kePoLts OF everything eounected with Trade
As Family Periodical, the NEW YORK SPEC
IALOlL Il unsurpassed. Its leading articles discuss
eTsIy topic Of intesest that engages public aen-
Eibility. Asan evidence that its literary puIiiea.
ttCns are OF the most exalted character the pub
S4 ESiGE with pride, to the charming sketches
Tor the SeEeTAToE, by Of the most accomplished
, S SIttsr1i and to the Intensely interesting
iul productions Of the day.
The New York Spectator for 1851
WI be superior, in all departments, to any Of its
predecessors. Engagements have been made with
sItie'y o. subjects and the accomplished author OF
"DIe South, Fitz Hugh Ludlow, Esq., is row pre-
PAEluR seLles OF articles on CLUBS, clnlpTiEinE
sketches OF the most eeIebrated Clubs, from their
Inauguration by Sir Walter Raleigh, to their pres
ent successful opeElt9n, including Evenings At the
clubs OF New YORK, These articles will be the best
that have emhnateti from his pen. Therefore H0tg
Is Lhs tiSse to stibscriLE
To all non-subacribers who desire It, the pruprie
LoIs WI send copy gratiS for one month, on re
During the year the pr0prietors desire TO add
100 1000 names to their list Of Subscribers, and
As an additional tnducement to their friends To
tAEe an interest in accomplishing that object, they
make the follOEing propositions;
ANY one who will send the names Of Two Sub
>cToeTs With SIX Dollars, will receive for year
copy Of either Of the following publications, the
WEEKuEs-Harpera. Home Journal, Saturday
Evening Post, Scientific American, Country Gem
t!eman, Rural New Yorker, New York Ledger, New
tCrk weekly, Life illustrated, Vanity Fair.
AoStALIES-AEricultuTist All tho Year Round,
Atlantic Monthly, Godey's Lndy's Book, Harper
MaSazine, Kniekerboeker Magazine, Lesiiesi Ga
Eette o. Fashion, McrTy's Museum, National ALaEA-
zine, Nic-NaH, Yankee Notions.
To Climbs the terms exceedingly liberal, as will
5e seen by the following prices;
Ole SSPl one , ezlr'.-.. - 90
Two copies one year.. %
rive copies one ear %
Ten copies one year, (Hent TO address, On
Fifteen copies ono year Ito address, 90
twenty copies one year, Ito address 90
Payabie invariably ~ ADvAScE- at the ONCE, or
RENTED by nail to the odiee direct.
Any person sending rs Club Of Twenty or more,
| VIII be entitled to an extra copy.
Copies will be sent to elergymen at the lowest
| club rates.
| FRANCIS HALL & CO.,
| PR0PRIETORS,
mlr21 SO PINE sTRLET, New York.