THE
NeW.York Weekly Tribune,
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BY IL. GREELEY AND I. NCELRATa,
rs PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
u MORNING in New-York City, but mailed TO d!s;an;
subscribers on the Thursday preceding and contains all the
News received in New York up and including that
ing. Its Family and Business Newspaper printed
very large sheet good paper in Cuao form eght pages
per nuber aud embodies greater amount and vareyo
Political and General Intelligence than any other Weekly
Journal. Among its coRientS will be found
ORIGINAL AND SELECT LITERATURE Consisting
mainly of the best Tales, Peems Narratives and Reviews,
selected from the current American and Foreign Reviews
Magazines and New Publications. Original articles OF the
same class will more sparngly be gven with brief Edo
rial Notices of all New Books OF general interest;
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE Proceedings Of Con.
gress reported daily for The Tribune by our own Re-
porter who is constantly in attendance the Session
Dongs of the New. York and ether State Legislatures
Political Movements Conventions, Demonstrations &C.
with early and full of all transpirns Elections
throughout the Union. In this department, The Tribune
sriH not be erceiied;


GENERAL INTELLIGENCE Foreign and Domestic
full and varied;


COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE Daily aud Weekly
Reports of the Markets. based actual sales OF Goods
Produce, Stocks &c. With accounts OF the state OF Bust
ness and of all matters pertaining Banking and Cur
rency A full Bank Note Table and Price Current will
be given alternate weeks


The Editorial conduct OF this paper rests with HORACE
GREELEY ably assisted in the Departments of Literary
Commercial and Miscellaneous Intelligence. In It's Political
course The Tribune is ardenty, ine1ibly WHG and adj
vocates with Its energies the PRoTESTIoN HONE
INDUSTRY the restoration OF SOUND AND UNIFORM CUR
RENCY, the rigorous prosecution OF INTERNAL IMPROVE
MENr and the election of HENRY CLAY next President
of the United States. Being sent only for cash advance
the Publishers enabled afford IT, notwithstanding rs
great size and the cost Of It's publication at the low price
Of Two Dollars year six eoPeS II Ter em D"nss & Or
1900 subscribers tbc lIh OF September Subscrp-
tons respectfully solicited by


GREELEY McELRAT!i, Publishers.
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