THE
New York Weekly Tribune,
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BY IL. GREELEY AND l. MCELEhIh
rs PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
u MORNING in New-York City, but mailed 10 distant
subscribers the Thursday preceding and contains all the
News received in NewYor to andincludng that morn
ing 1t is Family and Business Newspaper, printed on
very large sheet Of good paper in Quaro form eght pages
per number and embodes greater amount and variety
Political and General Intelligence than any other Weekly
Journal among its contents will be found
ORIGINAL AND SELECT LITERATURE Consisting
mainly of the best Tales Poems, Narratives and Reviews
selected from the current American and Foreign Reviews
Magazines and New Publications Original articles of the
same class will sparingly be given with bref EGto-
rial Notices Of all New Books Of general interest;
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE Proceedings of Con-
gress reported daily for The Tribune by our Re.
porter who is constantly in attendance the Session
DoDgs of the New York and ether State Legislatures
Political Movements, Conventions Demonstrations, &c.
with early and full Of all transprng Elections
throughout The Union. In this department, The Tribune
zviH not be ercelled;


GENERAL INTELLIGENCE: Foreign and Domestic
full and varied;


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


The Editorial conduct of tks paper rests with HORACE
GREELEY ably assisted in the Departments OF Literary,
Commercial and Miscellaneous Intelligence In its Political
course The Tribune is ardeny, inexibly WHG and ad-
vocates with its energies The PRoTEsTIoN OF HOME
INDUSTRY the restoration of SOUND UNIFORM CUR
RENcY the rigorous prosecution of IsTERSAL IMPROVE
MENT and the election of HENRY CLAY President
of the United States Being only for cash in advance,
the Publishers enabled afford it, Notwithstanding its
great size and the Of its publication at the low price
of Two Dollars year, Six Copies for Ten Dollars, or
Ten Copies for Fifteen Dollars VOL II. commences with
over 5000 subscribers tho l7A of September. SubScrp
tons are respectfully solicited bv


GREELEY l. McELRATH, Publishers
N,rp. York dueust 1912