Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-11
Show this. to youF Neiehbor.
THE NEW YORK SPECTATOR
FOR 1891

TUE ERw YORK SPECTATORS Esuszaliy CON
y sdered 70 be tho best ssml-Wsekly Newspaper
years. II iSnot surpassed by any Of its cotempora-
IN the variety and Ealue Of III eonteutE 1t e
lsays mp With the times. and fuFuishcs itsreaders
WITH tho LATEST NEW 8 from al paTts Of the
World 70 TIL. e owing its great and Increasing
ftIspubliHhed every Anndsy and THURSDAY, aud
eOntAl1S the latest Domestic and Foreign News, up
70 ne rely h0etr ~ PNblfeatioH, Including full Re
ports OF all Matters Of Interest In New York and
1elghhor1nS cities; Reliable Correspondence and
Congressional Reports from WaShInEton; Public
Documents, both State and National: Corraspon.
denee Of unusual merit from London, Paris, aud
other EuTDpean cities: the kieSt TelegFaphic Dis.
patches from Special Correspondents and thOsa
esEed BY the AssocIated Pres; an Accurate Whole
ls Price Current Daily Gales Of Stock, and ample
and COnmeTee.
As Family PetiolieSl the NEW YORK SPEC
TAToR Is unsurpassed. Its leading articles dise1ss
every topic OF lntesest that engages public aiteT=
tloG and arc written under deep sense OF respOn-
9elltty. Agan evidence that Its literary publicA.
dons arc Of the most exalted character, the pub
ishers refer. with pride, to the charming sketches
Tor the SPECTATOR by one Of the most accomplished
American writers; and IN the intensely interesting
story Of FAST LYNNE" one OF tho ulnst success
nj productions Of the day.
The New York Spectator for 4 s61
viii 10 luperiors in all departments 70 any Of its
predecessors. Engagements have been made with,
very popular writer's for contributions Qua great
tDle South RitS Hugh Ludlow, Esq4 e now pre-
pairing a series Of Articles on CLUBS, compriting
sketcheSot the mosteelebFnted Clubs, from their
Inauguration by efsWAltHrR Raleigh, 70 their pres
ent successful operation Including Evenings at the
Climbs OF New These articles will be the best
that have en1anated from his pen. Therefore notV
e tbs tiDls SkbtcTttesr .tas q
To all non4pbSeriber Who desire It, the propris.
soFs VII seHS sePs ratis for one m9nsl on 70
During the year the pr6prsstors desire to add
1000 names to their lat Of sabscriIers, and
a. an additional indueement to their friends to
take an interest in accomplishing that object, they
| mako the following propositions: ------
Any one who, will, send the names Of Two Sub.
Ecribers With Six Dollars, viii receive for year
copy Of Of the following publications as the
observation-disclosures, Home Journal, Saturday
Evening lost, Scientific American, Country Gem
/ tleman, Eural New Yorker. New York Ledger, New
/ York Weekly, Life Illustrated, Vanity. Fair.
MoNIHuEs-AE ricultuTist, All the Year Round,
| Atlantic Mdnthly, GodeS'B Lady'S Book. HaFpers
| ZettC 0L Fashion, Merry's Museum, National MaEA-
ziue, Nic-NNx1 Yankee Notions
To Clubs tho forms exceedingly liberal As will
be seen by the following prices:
One copy one 90
Two copies one year. o.
rive copies ono %
Ten eopIes one year, Gent to one address o.
Pifteep copies one year, TO address &c
Twenty copies one year, ito one address %
| Payable invariably IN ADTAHCEi at the ONCE, OF
1 RENTED by mail to the ONCE direct.
Any person sending rs = Club Of Twenty or more
lEWlll be entitled to an extra copy.
Copies will be hent TO elergymen at the lowest
FRANCIS HALL q CO.,
PROPRIETORs,
mh26 46 PISE STREET, New. York.