CONGRESSIONAL GL0j
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THESE works have such a wide circubtI

 -A have been so universally approved and ! after by the public, that we deem it necessaI Tn this prospectus to say, that they will be co1 at the next session of Congress, and to sal cincdy, their contents, the form in which tl be printed, and the prices for them.

 The Congressional Globe is made up of thl proceedings of the two Houses of Congres, speeches of the members are abridged or con] to bring them into readable length. AIlthe tions offered, or motions made, are given al in the movers own words, and the yeas and n ali the important questions. It is printed vith type -brievier and nonpariel--on double sheet, in quarto form, each number contain royal quarto pages. It is printed as fast as th siness done in Congress furnishes matter enou. number. The first four weeks of eessioa \ furnishes matter enough for one number and the balance of the session enough for | three numbers week. The coming sessiond gress will furnish matter enough, we suppose or 30 numbers.

 The appendix, which accompanies the Pres annaul message, the reports of the principdd of the Government that accompany it. and long speeches of the mamb ITS of Con rraS. Y out and revised by themselves. It is printed same form as the Congressional Globe, becal members are slow in writing out their sped But towards the close of a session, the numb published more frequently than the Conga Globe.

 Each of these works is complete in itself \ necessary for every subscriber who desira Knowledge of the proceeding $ of Congress, { both: because then, if there should be any guilty in the synopsis of the speech, or any d its correctness as published in the Conga Globe, the reader may turn to the Appendu the speech at length, corrected by the memb3 self

 Now, there is no source but the Congs| Globe and Appendix, from which person tain full history of the proceedings. GA Seaton's Register of D abates, which containa| tory, was suspend d in the year 1857, and since been esumed. It cost about five dd much for session as the Congressional Gld| Appendix, and did not contain an equal and matter; great portion of the current ppc| being omitted. The speeches of both pnt| published in the Daily Globe, and in the Cd sional Globe and Appendix, at the low nn| prepared, by having large quantity of tyF| keeping the Con sressional matter that we set the Daily and weekly Gob es, standing Globe and Appendix.

 Conplete ind exes to both the CongrassionIa and App andix are printed at the close of eaa| sion, and sent to ali subscribers for them.

 The reports of the Congressional Globe m| pendlx are not in the least degree aiected I party bias of its editors. They are given p-s..s, written out by the Reporters and the memben7 selves. And the whole are subjected to th sion and correction of the speakers, as they Il view in our daily sheet, in case any misundsf11 ing or misrepresentation of their remarks shcs| cur. We make daily analysis of the dasl Con5ress, and give our opinions in it freely N1 Is published only in the daily, semi-weel weekly Globes. The daily Globe is $l0-ths weekly S5-and the weekly Globe $2 per ah,' 'n adpaace. The weekly Globe is printed N same form as the Congressional Globe and ApEss, and a complete index made to it at the end year.

 Both Houses of Congress take the Congs's,, Globe and Appendix for their committee rO0n' Tor the iibaries of Congress. So confident as that all who may subscribe for these works N pl eased with them, that we hereby pledge ouls1 to take them back and refund the money to a shall be dissatisfied. If any person shall hases \ the previous volumes on hand, and shall WISH N pose of them, ii they will send them to us' " send to them the like numbers of the future su'] The whig members of Congress, who dla m] scribe for these works at first, are now alnos oelled to have the back numbers, to enable '. understand the previous legislation of Gonss1 We have back numbers on hand, but we can u' 'f them, and all that may be returned to us.

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 For the Appendix, $l per copy. |, N

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 Washington City. lS43.--9.