TO THE CITIZENS OF THE DISTRICT.
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1t will be seen, by reference to our terms on the
first page, thar wa have sREDucED the prices for
ADVERTISING 10 nearly one-half the usual rates. We
are enabled to effect this by DONG work, and
thus induce and enable all persons in business to have
access to our advertising columns.


We start this paper with circulation superior to any
in the District the National ntetgencer probably ex-
ceped and have assurance that it will be doubled
short time this paper then, is and ,Uu be, the best
means Of communication for bushes persons with the
public. Some object on account Of the paper being
issued but once week; but here we think they are
blind to their own interest On reflection they will
readily perceive the difference between Political and
family paper-the first is merely glanced at, and
thrown aside, while the latter is retained and READ by
every member in family.


Unaided by the patronage of Government, and oul
creed excluding portion of the advertising commu-
nifty, expect the support of the SOBER industrious
and orderly portion of our citizens