ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR!
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THE cHAPEsT PApER IN the WORLD.


The miracle of the nineteenth century !!
The great American Newspaper


DOLLAR w L & X L Y.


Edited by T. l.. Nichols, Published by Her
rick g. Ropes. No. 162 Nassau Street, N. York.


Every number of the Dollar Week contains
twenty .ht Columns oi choice reading matter,
or equal TO one hundred aud 6'ty duodcimo
pages, or fifty pages, Illustrated by trom three
to six Splendid Original Engraungs


Each Volume of tie Dollar weekly Will con-
tain one thousand four hundred and fifty SIX
columns, equal to eight thousand seven huddred
and thirty-six duodeclmo pages, or nifty volumes
of the choises reading, illustrated by moro than
Two Hundred Superb tngtavings of scenes and
characters, in American life, by the besn artists
All for One Dollar.


To give an idea Of the astonishing cheapness
Of the Dollar weekly, the Publishers have made
the following estimates. The original matter OF
each volume, at the most moderate price paid
to writers of established reputation, will cost
not less than Eve thousand iollars-the bare
composition, or setting oftype, will cost Two
thousand-the drawings and Engravings over
three thousand Without reckoning rent, mate
rials, paper, press work or incidentals, the pub
fishers incur outlay OF over ten thousand dol
lars. The aen.s and character OF MT. Nichols
are tdHlIlar to the American people. anu SUI
fclent guarantee oithe sterling ability, the ex-
citing interest, the high toned morality, and
perfect independence of the Dollar weekly, upon
all subjects, and all occasions. Splendid tales
Choice Essays, Briliiont Sketches, and aninfnite
variety Of articles of Poetry, wit and humor,
and Intelligence, will find its varied columns,
giving the bright and dark shades of Our School
System. Its grand tendency will be towards
Reform, Progress, Individual Enjoyment, and
Social Happiness-in every thing, the elevation
of the many, and ''the greatest good of the grea.
test number" The complimentary notices of
the whole American press, afford the strongest
evidence of its real merit, and the surest indca-
ton of an unparalleled success.


All letters TO be addressed to II errick g. Ropes
/ 81 Nassau street, New York City.


Postmasters are authorized, by the rules of the
department, to send money for newspaper sub
scriptions free of postage.


*#*Newspapers copying the above, will be
entitled to an exchange with either "the Atlasn
published at the same Office, or the "Dollar
Weekly" as they may prefer.