Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-12-06
THE GREAT SOUTHERN PAPER.
"fHE RICHMOND EXAMINER"
OUT SATURDAY! OUT SATURDAY.
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Extra Charge.

III. rr,ersicned regrets that circumstances unfOr-
s.on and unavoidable, have prevented the publica-
- IF the Eraminer at an earlier day, but he has
now the pleasure of announcing to the publick that
the paper viii positively appear on Saturday morn
ing.
| No pains or expense has been spared in bringing
out the Examiner. For every department Of it the
services of the most accomplished and active writers
have been secuted. The news department., in which
the Examiner has always excelled will be under the
intelligent charge and supervision of B. r. Rordan,
ESQ, late of the Charleston Mercury and formerly
of the New Orleans DcltG, who is one of the most
experienced and accomplished men in that particu-
| lar department in the country. The local depart
ment will be- as it has been Tor the last four years
under charge of J. MARSHALL Hanna, ESD who has
won so much reputation by his spirited and Sashing
pen. and his graphic, life-Ike sketches OF the 'If'
coon" and other notable characters of Richmond.
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This. that the paper Will lie SSuei SHHddyS rs on
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subscribers The advantage m ths ~ 'hat Tue SUI
-,rilar NAYS no more for tie ErGmiEeF than LOT the
otbar Richmond papers go cents per week. and gets
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when one likes 10 read. Another advantage: under
the present arrangement OF the mails the Northern
n,usrs arriving here ON Saturday afternoon at two
p,Inrk \ the sundays Examiner will give the news
tbot rcy2arilu appears not until the next day Mon
dayl in the other Richmond papers In addition,
the undersigned has made arrangements, at great
aypansa for special telegraphc dispatches Tor the
S,ppJay,s I'romjqcr both from New York and WASH
ington which will not be written until Saturday
night ana will give the latest ewS from all quarters
up to that time -,
have column or two OF reading matter appropriate
Lett he understood subscribers to the EIami-
rer are charged no more than what IS charged by
the other Richmond papers and they get paper
delivered anywhere in the city on Sundays also
TIE ry ANINER's Observation-Disclosures LETTERS
PROM WASHINGTON.
The Erominer has organized full corps Of cores
pondents and will have regular letters from all the
important points of intelligence in the country. Re-
cofuizing the fact that Washington is the great pO
itical centre Of interest and that the present Con
pres is the most important that ever convened in the
history of the country and wishing to give our read
ers the latest and most TCEc6le news from that city,
the Examiner has, by special good fortune, secured,
at great expense the services Of the oldest and most
intelligent of all the Washington correspondents;
man who has had over thirty years experience IN
that business who has the cntree into all the po-
cal circles and departments of Washington; and,
withal gentlemen OF ripe scholarship and abill'
w If any one disputes hIS claims, We need
only saw he is the same gentleman who, Tor a
great many years wrote for the Baltimore SEH, I'M
der the signature of lon aud whose letters were
better known aud more extensively copied into the
papers OF the country than any letters ever sent from
Washington lie Will write regularly for the Er
qnliacr and send us letter from Washington EVERY
OAK.
aU,iarr will have irregular semi-weeky correspond
ence from New York and BaltimOre-the letters from
New York being from of the lveliest and racest
writers in that city.
THE FIRST NUMBER OF THE " EXAMINER"
The first number of the Eromiaer will be especially
interesting 1t will contain full, graphick, and
thrilling account of the evacuation of Richmond,
and the terrible scenes incident thereto from the adj
vanced sheets Of T. \. POllard'S Fourth Year oil
the War'-the first account that has yet appeared
from the Southern side: biographical sketch OF the
late John NJ Daniel, intensely intereSting num-
her of letters from the Examiners special conesSon-
dents 1T Washington, At Baltimore, and at New York
editorials upon the times and National, state and
municipal affairs, besides Il most accurately and
carefully condensed summary OF news from all parts
of the country.
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ter should be addressed TO
II. RIVES POLLARD,
Proprietor aud Editor of Examiner"
Richmond, Va.