Every Number of HARPER’S WEEKLY contains all the News of the week, Domestic and Foreign. The completeness of this department is, it is believed, unrivaled in any other weekly publication. Every noteworthy event is profusely and accurately illustrated at the time of its occurrence. And while no expense is spared to procure Original Illustrations, care is taken to lay before the reader every foreign picture which appears to possess general interest. In a word, the Subscriber to HARPER’S WEEKLY may rely upon obtaining a Pictorial History of the times in which we live, compiled and illustrated in the most perfect and complete manner possible. It is believed that the Illustrated Biographies alone--of which about one hundred and fifty have already been published--are worth far more to the reader than the whole cost of his subscription. The literary matter of HARPER’S WEEKLY is supplied by some of the ablest writers in the English language. Every Number contains an installment of a serial story by a first-class author--BULWER’S “_What will he do with It?_” has appeared entire in its columns; one or more short Stories, the best that can be purchased at home or abroad; the best Poetry of the day; instructive Essays on topics of general interest; Comments on the Events of the time, in the shape of Editorials and the Lounger’s philosophic and amusing Gossip; searching but generous Literary Criticisms; a Chess Chronicle; and full and careful reports of the Money, Merchandise, and Produce Markets. In fixing at so low a price as Five Cents the price of their paper, the Publishers were aware that nothing but an enormous sale could remunerate them. They are happy to say that the receipts have already realized their anticipations, and justify still further efforts to make HARPER’S WEEKLY an indispensable guest in every home throughout the country. TERMS.--One Copy for Twenty Weeks, $1 00; One Copy for One Year, $2 50; One Copy for Two Years, $4 00; Five Copies for One Year, $9 00; Twelve Copies for One Year, $20 00; Twenty-five Copies for One Year, $40 00. _An Extra Copy will be allowed for every Club of_ TWELVE _or_ TWENTY-FIVE SUBSCRIBERS. By William C. Prime. Boat Life in Egypt & Nubia. Boat Life in Egypt and Nubia. By WILLIAM C. PRIME, Author of “The Old House by the River,” “Later Years,” &c. Illustrations. 12mo, Muslin, $1 25. Tent Life in the Holy Land. By WILLIAM C. PRIME, Author of “The Old House by the River,” “Later Years,” &c. Illustrations. 12mo, Muslin, $1 25. The Old House by the River. By WILLIAM C. PRIME, Author of the “Owl Creek Letters.” 12mo, Muslin, 75 cents. Later Years. By WILLIAM C. PRIME, Author of “The Old House by the River.” 12mo, Muslin, $1 00. CURTIS’S HISTORY OF THE CONSTITUTION.