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TE'HE Thirteenth volume commenced

 E July Number--being the commencen.ssa third year of the New Series. It is sufTc;sa that there will be no remission of the sans. ality and efficiency which have heretofrs terized the arrangements of it's publication

 The approaching great struggle of nar. Presidential canvass, together with the ass' of Democratic Congress, will re-awaLoa interest and excitement in the political elsn. which there has been, for the past year. A ~ tlve stagnatlon. Every indication portendS sJ contest IS to be as stern and severe as it's cons.. will be momentous to ssthe Good Old Causo department of the Review will, of conrs, rience and reflect this stimulating infuenss hoped that the friends of the work and of |. ples will see the peculiar necessity creatpa j occasion, of giving it a support, not only ro,sJ but extended, fer the promotion of the yico,1 fciency which it is fully intended shall nof k ing on its part. Of it's merits or claims. ,e,i they may be, it is not deemed proper here to J But if the numerous letters received from sa] of the country, expressive of appreciation Il agement, and of the sense entertained by tke of its value and mportance-(a (added to tha ~ nials of the press, including not few liben nals even of'opposite political sentimentsl any just indication of the disposition generalk' tained towards this work by its subscriber quest may certainly be advanced, with con65s friendly reception, that they would adopt tI' and simple mode of promoting its prosperitp 1, curing its successful permanence, by procnT, it additional subscribers. If each would finn cure one-while many could without difiiegIh cure considerable number-a very important fit would be rendered to the Review, and som vice, it is hoped, to higher objects than its w ",

 The Editor will be assisted by many of tbe and ablest pens that our country can boast,

 Among the Engravings with which it is D. to embellish the Numbers of the ensuino ys.. be portraits of MT. RITcHIE, of Virginia. CoI I SON, MT. BENTON, Governor CAss, Mr. Syvp, the traveller, Col. YoUNG, and others. OAs, beiishments are also in contemplation, whiri speak for themselves. A new font of type ,ys " used in the printing.

 The boxes and parcels of Agents, and the for the mail, will be regularly despatched by tb of each month, so as to afford time for ther 4 at most of the points of their destination, byl of the month of publication.