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 | The session Of Congress. which IS about 10 ter | miBate, will be long and gratefully remembered by all true republicans ics the triumphant success Of many of their cherished principles aud measures. I While we heartily rejoice al the fTiumPh Of the pFin cpes which t has been constant efioEt 10 a.vo- cate and defend; and from which no prosperity, no ! diversity. can swerye us VIC cannot be unuindful Il of fhe attitude in which placed by recent vote of both houses of Consrcss:-we aliuhe to the | contemplated =ishAsawsl of their patronage from I the .wspareY press To this decision we cheer fully bow, sensible we are of the patriotic mo- tives which have led to it. But we trust that this decision of Coagresss increases rather than dimin | ishes our claim to The support of higher power that Of Ms peopte and to them we confidently ap- peal 10 aid us by heif patronage. in sustaining at the seat of government journal that IS iniiexibiy devoted their interests and the true interests of | the country.

 IL is known to every one, that the chief source Of sustaining a newspaper Is not the magnitude of ts subscription list so much .he advertising pasToS- aye which may be bestowed upon it. In large commercial cities, indeed. the latter IS usnaiy the eoneomitani of the former as 1t becomes the ob- | vcas interest of mercantile men to advertise in those papers which are the most extensively circu lated Washington, however, Is differently sitna- | ted Deprived of the advertising patronage inei- dent to a mercantile community, and bnFdened wlth | peculiar and enormous expenses whleh are not elsewhere incurred, nothing bat very long list of | l neSs-if indeed, even in existence. The psoprie- l oss of the sUnion" have hitherto spared no pains, 1 and no expense to make their paper worthy of the metropolis and worthy oi the support of that great 1 party under whose banner they are enlisted. In publishing the most fnil and ample debates of the two houses of Congress- 1t is believed, ever before attempted on this eontinen, in daily newspaper, they have secured the services o( the best reporters | which the country afforded, but at the enormous cost of SIP o0o or Si5.oe0 per year. Their exten- | I l-.-. .-s~.- Nl.-. large item ofexpense but the instructive usefulness 1 of which is so highly commended and appreciated as 10 justify almost any outlay to at,aia it. Still. must be evident that these heavy expenses cannot he borne aaless the subscription list IS commensr rate to the uS.lsftsking; and although we esn boast of 5000 subscribers. (incladng daily, tTi- weekly aud weekly, yet this list must be still sderaby enlarged lo enable the proprietors of the .unon 10 sustain ali its usefulness and to insure them against PreuniaTy loss. Invoking. then, again. the aid and support of all true friends of ! publican government. and pledgng ourselves to re- newed efforts in the of the glorious principles we cherish. we offer the following proposals: THE" "OkiLY UNioN"

 WEI be published. as heretofore. at $iO per an nun. payable in advance. Its character hitherto has been almost exclusively political. We pnrPose iR fstass to devote portion of its columns to do- nestle news of general interest, and to miseeane- literature which, without iTpari0g its political influence Inay render ii the more acceptable 10 an extended class ofreadeFs.

 THE "SEMI-WEEkLT UNION" Will be published every Monday and Thursday, during the recess of Congress. at S5 per aaRum. | This contains all the matter contained in the Daily Uaion," except local advertisements. Du- ring the sessions Congress three numbers instead

 f two will be issued, without any extra charge to subscribers.

 | THE WEEKLY UNION" Is issued every saturday; and as arrangements are in progress 10 enlarge It 10 near d0sbls is present ase shall be enabled to give nearly every article which may appear in the daily and semi-weekly editions. at the extremely low rate of S2. We pIopcse also to give, in this etii;sea, a complete synopticai summary of the proceedings in both houses of Congress thus rendering the week- 1 iy Union" most valuable ehannel of information 10 all classes of country. But, to remunerate far this enterprise, extenslve subscription list is absolutely indispensable.

 We seize this opportunity to add that .ome delay has taken place in putting our paper o press which has prevented is early delivery to readers and consequently circumseribed its circulation. We shall make arrangements to remedy this defect, and we trust that no complaint will be made upon this subject

 In addition to the foregoing, we have resolved to publish, during the sessions of the national legslx- ture s'Coasr Regtster" " to be issued week. iy. and to contain FULL aEPoRr of the daily pro- ceedings and debates of both houses. Indeed, the | arrangements which we have made with the yery best corps Of reporters yEl enable Us 10 give even mDre full and extended rep6rts than we have pro- dueed during this session, superior we ciails them to be to any preceding ones. The Register will be made up from the daily reports in the Union" carefully revised by an experienced esi- tor. and will eoastitue complete and authentic record of the session. An appendix will be added. uniform with the Register. and to be sent graiat- oasly to subscribers, comprising lisi Of the acts passed during the session, with synopsis of their coatents. and reference, whea necessary 10 pre- vioas legislation. This will form the most com plete history of the sessions of Congress and will be furnished al the low price of sEvExrr-FIvE cENTs for the next session.

 et- PesTNASTERs authorized to aes as our agents: and by sealiRg us Ave yearly subscribers, with the subscription money. fOs either the DaiIs Semi Weekiy or Weekly, will be entitled to one copy of the same edition as they furnish us subscribers for.

 ] 0J- The CONGRESSIONAL REGIsTEH will be fur Rished them oa tAt saas teTms.

 eJ NEWSPAPERS publishing oar prospectus, Nith the notes attached, until the lst of December aext wili he entitled, during the next session of Congress, to receive copy of the Congressional Register and TS1. lfessiy UAioa.

 1 Csbs HtK se faraisAed lriiA l ! copies of the Daily for s,0 0o to -- Scrii- Weekly 2a ea

 