AMERICAN FAMILY NEWSPAPER.

THE NEW YORK SATURDAY


EMP RUM.
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A Weekly Miscellaneous Journal Of Literature,


Agriculture, the Mechanic and Fine Arts, PO-


lticsl Economy, Criticism, Metropolitan Life,


Damestic ana Foreign News, Political and


Commercial Intelligence, Statistics, Tales,


PoCtry, Music, Engravings, &c. &c.
NEUTRAL IN POLITICS AND RELIGION,


EDITED BY EDWARD B. GREEN.


The subscribers have made arrangements so
publish, in the City Of New York, Weekly
Newspaper, under the title Of the "SA1URDAV
EMPoRIUM." 1t will be printed on n folio sheet
of the largest dimentions, embracing thirty six
columns of reading matter. The quality OF the
paper and the tyPogra phlcal execution will be Of
the most superior character.


THE FIRST NUMBER WILL BE ISSUED ON SATURDAY


JUNE 5Olh, 1914.


As full, comprehensive, miscellaneous news.
paper, the Emporium shall not be surpassed by
any other in the United States II will embrace
every thing that can be brought within the range
OF the newsgatherer, the literature, the eterwTi-
ter, the poet, the Philosopher, and critic. Ii will
present dguerreOtyre view Of life as il is-Men
as they aTe-Matters and Things as they seem
and nothing shall be wanting to make it de-
srabls


NEWSPAPER FOR FAMILIES,
as it shall be unexceptionabe in all respects It
is intended 10 invest it with that kind of well
written miscellany which will render it eminent
ly calculated TO supply the wants of both city
and country readers-aifoTding an sgrgate IA
mount Of choice variety, with matter Of more
solid and important character.
The editorial department is placed in the
hands Of a gentleman whose abilities and expes
rience as an editor and writer are we'll known
| by the American public. In discharging the
duties connected with the department, he will
receive, and unite with his own time and person.
al attention, the aid of some of the best talent
in the country.


Arrangements have been made for an extern
sive Home and Foreign correspondence, aad
writers of eminence are engaged to contribute
in this manner sketches of men and society, with
pertraitureS of all the variety of custom and
character TO be found in various parts of the
world.


A striking feature in the general character of
the Saturday Emporium, will be its bold and gra-
phic.


SKETCHES OF METROPOLITAN LIFE.


These will appear from time to time, iustra. |
ted by engraviDgs, and will form a new eraj in |
the development OF society, civil social and do |
nestle, political and public life. The evils |
abounding in fashionable society will be un- /
masked, the deep degradation Of the abandoned /
made visible, the spirit of licentiousness which |
prevails TO an alarming extent amang al class. /
es OF the community, walking abroad at noon
day with bold front and impudent air, will be
rebuked aud held up for public execration. And
IN hne, public abuses and private egils, Of what
ever name or nature, will be oonirontedland ex-
posed, and whatever may tend to promote the
public welfare shall receive encouragement ard
support.


The publishers win spare neither labor nor
'xpence in furnishing the public with a paper l
which shall be unequalled, in any attainabls
'Oint Of excellence, BY any ether similar publi-
'ation in ihe world.


SUBSCRIPTION-TwO Dollars per year, in
advance.


0SFLetteTl on business must be postpaid, in
rider 10 receive attention. Address,


WARD g. MP4NY, 90 Annst, NY.


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