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 1 have been so universally approved and Fl after by the public, that 1ve deem it naeessarr n this prospectus to say, that they will be conf at the next session of Congress, and to state cincaY, their contents, the form in which theY be printed, and the prices for them

 The Congressional Globe is made ID of ths | proceedings of the two Houses of Congress. speeches of the members are abridged CT eondeI l to bring them into readable length. All the FI dons offered. or motions made, are given at d in the movers own words, and the yeas and had all the important questions. It is printed with sl i type-brieyier and nonpariel--on doube-j l sheet, in quarto form, each nnraber coatainiHI royal quarto pages. It is printed as fast as thel slness done in Congress furnishes matter enoug1 T number. The first four weeks of a sessionusl furnishes matter enough for one number VI and the balance of the session enough for hI three numbers a week. The coming session of Il gress will furnish halter enough, we suppose | or 30 numbers

 The appendix, which accompanies the Presi annauI message, the reports of the principal o of the Government that accompany 1t, and a| long speeches of the members Of Congress, vi out and revised by themselves. It is printed l same form as the Congressional Globe, becaH members aEe slow in writing out their speecI But towards the close of a session, the numbSI published more frequently than the Gonggea Globe

 Each of these works is complete ia itself bdI necessary for every subscriber who desires Il knowledge of the proceedings of Congress, to Il both: because then, if there should be any \ guilty in the synopsis of the speech, or any dsH it's correctness as published in the ConTesI Globe, the reader may turn to the Appendix ! the speech at length, corrected by the memba | self

 Now, there is no source but the Congsa| Globe and Appendix, from which person a tain a full history of the proceedings. Gala Seaton's Register of Debates, which contained tory, was suspended in the year 1887, and la since been resumed. It cost about five tmi much for a session as the Congressional Glob Appendix, and did not contain an equal amu matter; great portion of the current procea being omitted. The speeches of both partial published in the Daily Globe, and in the Coz sional Globe and Appendix, at the low .rah ! prepared, by having large quantity of ypesi keeping the Congressional matter that we set the Daily and ssemi-weekly Globes, standing af Congressional Globe and Appendix.

 Complete indexes to both the CongressionaG and Appendix are printed at the close of eaeh 1 NhSiit s.Aiel 1CAAh tO dEi SuDsCIlDETS TOT them.

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