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A REPO STORY OF LET TIERS, "A REC
ORD OF Arr, A MIRROR Of' r AssING


EVENTS.


To be Published every Saturday. al Two Dol


lars year, in Advance.


GEORGE p. MORRIS, Editor and Proprietor


Il number of the most eminent literary per
sons OF this country have proposed 10 the
dersiSned 10 publish, under the above title,


a REFINED AND VALUABLE NEWSPAPER,
Upon plan combining the highest resources o
national talent with the best elements Of exien-
sive popuia'ariiy. and al SO triiing annual
cost. as Will place it within the convenient reach
OF ALL CLASSES OF SOCIETY.


The control and management of this pubica-
tion will form the exclusive and undivided al
tention OF the Ediior-whose long experience
ample facilities and Practised care, VIII be ex-
eFedto select, unite and harmonise the VARIOUS
SAIL which Is willing 10 seek development uii
der his direction The scope, design, and char
acter Of this paper will differ from those OF any
journals heretofore eS Sab!shed. ubiie ii viii
comprehend all that they contain OF importance
TO the community. The contents will be hted
TO engage the attention Of the man OF business,
and be a source CT elegant instruction aud enter
fainment TO the


DOMESTIC FIKEsIDE AND FAMILY CIRCLE.
The leading characteristics 0: the paper will
be as follows:


L. Early ar- Copious intelligence of all in
teIesting occurrences in Literature, Society and
Art both at home and abroad.


=. a Foreign correspondence of tried Popu.





ed, and Will be commenced with the first nem
beI.


3. Productions in fiction, romance and his,o
rical narrative; Sketches Of tine taste and man
ners OF the time; Essays, after tue manner vi
The Tauler and Spectator, on subjects connected
with social Interests biographical notices anu
anecdotes, literary and professional bon inUis,
ePiSrams, and elegant tiff, OF every kind tHe
Iumors Of the day, and the commenls that 1oat
upon the conversation of the hour--maieIiais
this kind will form the ordinary staple OF The
work.


4. The department OF Criticism will exhibit a
discriminating and popular survey OF tae l.sser
ary productions of The day. There will be
thorough and careful chronicle OF every thing
OF value accomplished in Painting ana Scuip
ture, and oaadid and patriotic estimate OF the
countries. Such exposition OF the character
and special excellancies of what is exhibited i'll
Music will be constantly given, may lead 10
tne Intelligent enJoymest OF that most iniagina
tive and delicate branch OF the Fine Arts.


5. No original papers will appear, bhl those Of
obvious and decided merit; aud the selections
(Which will commonly be lrom the fore ign lonr
mails the least known in this country wii be
made with The utmost attention anu cafe.


The predominant design Of the Editor is TO
add 10 Inc Republic Of Letters Weekly jour
nal, distinctly and decidedly national tone
and features, and al the same time, to avold all
connection with mere party politics. HE
NATIONAL PRESS will, In brief, combine
the striking and novel attractions oil The newSpa
per, with the more abiding interest bI the high
er class OF periodicals II will be printed in Tie
folio foIm, en- large and superior paper,
new and clear Type, Obtained expressly for the
purpose, and viii! BE-, in its whole arrangement
and details. favorable specimen Of the best ty
biographical skill Of the country. In addition ~
these, and as one of its most valuable pecuiiari-
ties, IL will be, in reference TO the diversity III
talent that viii be employed upon il, the cheap
es' paper in the United states.


