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[The New Orleans Tropic, one of the
oest whig papers in the United States. offers
the following inducements to Clubs:


"We shall commence on Saturday, the
End day oe March. the publication of an ex-
ira edition ofthe Weekly Iropie, which we
will furnish from that day until the Presi-
Dental election liz November, a period of
eaght months at the very low price of
Iaoenty Copiesfo Ta0enty Doltarst The
Weekly Tropic is published on a sheet of
the same size of our daily paper is filled en-
tirely with reading matter, and contains
more Of IL than any weekly sheet published
IN the SOUTHWEST During the eight


'onths, commencing with March and clo-
sing with the Presidential election. the
Weekly Tropic will contain more political
and mIscellar eous matter, commercial and
general news than any paper ever published
In New Orleans at fee times the price. and
hence 1t will be entitled to. as we hope it
will receive. the most extensive circulation.
The unexampled low price at which it is
offered will require the largest possible cir
culatlon, to save US from pecuniary loss, and
when this fact is remembered we hope each
and all our friends. wherever they may be
located, will lend us their aid. Ttcentu
copies of a Paper like ours for Ttseatv
Dollars, is novelty IN this latitude, an ex-
pertinent never before undertaken here


The price at which we now offer the
Weekly Troplc, is one which does not, of
course allow us any profit. and it is absolute
y necessary for us TO adhere rigidly to our
erms The money must Invariably be paid
N odrance, and in no case can we make IN
Package for any post Office of less than
wcnty copies


The attention of our whig friends gener-