Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-21
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THE NEW YORK SPECTATOR
EOR 1901.

TNHE NEW YORK. SPECTATOR Is generally con-
i adhered to be the best Semi-Weekly Newspaper
in New York. 1thaEb been established for Slxtytour
years. 1t IL not surpassed by any Of Its cOtempoTA-
reS in the SuTety aud value OF It's eOntanta 1t tB
with the LATEST NEWS from all parts Of the
World. To this Is owing Its great and increasing
popularity.
tits published every Monday and Thursday. md
contains the latest Domestic and Foreign News, up
10 the reTy hour Of pl6lLoutO5a, including full Re
ports oGaM Matters OF Interest In New York and
neighborinE citiss; Reliable Correspondence and
Congressional Reports from Washington; Public
Documents, both State and National; CorrespOn:
other European cities: the latest Telezraphc Dis
patches from Special Correspondents and those re-
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Daily Reports OF everything connected with Trade
and Commerce.
FATOl IL uuEuTpasSed Its leading articles discuss
every topic OF ntesest TINT engages public atten-
SibIllty As an evidence that its literary pubIica-
lions are OF the most exalted character, tls pull
fishers refer. with pride, TO the charming sketches
SDUE SOUTH y which have been written especially
for tho SREcTATo1 by Of the most accomplished
American writers: and 70 the Intensely interesting
story Of EAST LYNNE" one of tile most success
ulprodnctlOns Of the day.
The New York Spectator for 1861
will he superior, IN all departments, to any of Its
predecessor. Engagements have been made with
very popular writer's for contributions, on great
variety Of snbleets, and the accomplished author Of
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Clubs OF New York: These articles will be the best
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MoNTRuEs-Ag riculturist, All the Year Round,
Atlantic Monthly Godey's Lady's Book. Ilarper's
Magazine, KniekcrbOcker Magazine, Leslles' Ca.
Zette Of Fashion, MerTy's Museum, National Maya.
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