The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-07-24
NEW YORK MIRROR.

THE
NEW YORK MIRROR.
A Repositery Of polite Literuturs and the
.arts em5slished quarterly ,cith splen-
did Copps,plate Engraring, and rUeskIy
with popuisr piece Of Music arranged
scith accompanies rnts for the Piano.
EDITED RY
GEORGE p. MORRIS.
TmOR the fact that the mcri;s and charaS'eI
i ofihe New York Mirror have boen sieac
ily progrsssi,c o, we refer 10 thu past. Our ar
rangenents for the future are far more aoyonta'
geous than any we have hitherto been nble 10
effect, aud we therefore feel confidence in as
ser,ng that The eighth volume will be nuch
superior, in every department, 10 its Prede-
cessors.
II gives US greet pleasure 10 state, that this
periodical will hereafter be enriched with oRIo-
INAL CONTRIBUTIONS from the pens of John
+. Schroeder, -. D.-Fnx-Greene Ilnlleck,-
Charles sp ugus, iIliam Legeu,-Joh" In
mar. .--irosper VI. wetmore, Jams Lawson
William p Palmeri--N Ills G. CLARK, ,--sa,nue
Woodsworth, James .hea,-C. C.. Vunars
dale, ,-Gulisn G.. Verplank Robert c. Sands,
James G. Rrooks.-Theodore s. Fay. and Will
liam Coz. Mrs: Emma Embury,-Mrs May
e. Brooks,-Mrs Harriet Muzzy,-Miss Eliza
rete Is x r,,--Miss Sarah akcn, and Miss A.
Woodbridge.
What We have done in the way Of embe!lish
men.s, is bcfure the public what we intend to
do, VIC now submit to their notice, During the
year, four fine cn.ravings will be published.
Subjects as follows
I.-Sircet View in New York. embracing
Park Row, tho Park, portion Of Chatham
street, the Brick Meeting, SC. with oil the life
4 lane, ,lx. RI fal n
IA View Of the BAY and Harbor. stud
led with islands, and covered with shipping,
s.eainboats, small craft. sc. including d,si ani
kcich of Staten klsnd and tie Narrows, taken
from tho Battery.
liI.-The Cmy Of New York. from the Bay,
10 North and Enst Rivers, II obok en-, ,Weehawk,
Brooklyn Heights, Village Of Brooklyn, &c.
w. ~ all strc.t, about the hour Of three ;
he Exchange, the various Banks, and O,hcI
public institutions.
These drawings have been taken expressly
for this work, and will be engraved by smi
ncni a,tists.
In addition to the foregoing, several wooD
cngravngs, executed in the best possible man
ner, representing old Ouch cdi6. es, will be
given: both rs matter OF curiosity, and from
| desire to preserve from oblivion traces Of tho
, DIV cling OF tie early Dutch settlers
Each number VIII ,ontain, as heretofore, q
popui.r piece Of music, arranged for tie piano
iurie.
The piaisc which the Mirror hns obtained for
its Typographical ncatncss will continue 10 be
deserved.
From tho above il is obvious that ohr ex-
penscs mus, be very materially increased and
We bod contemplated, Ut one time, advancing
tho price Of this paper to FIVE dollars but III
consequence Of the unprc cedcn;ed increase Of
our circulation. We are induced, in preference,
to trust to a still further patronage Tor an adc-
qnaie remuneration Of our inborss
CONDITIONS,
Tic Mirror IL published cve'y Saturday, at
the corner of Nassau and Ann Streets 1t is el
"san,ly printed IN the royal qanrio fnrm, rn
iinc paper, with brevicr aud Nonpariel type. Fit
ty-.wo numb ~ complete volume Of -four hun
drod nd six cen pages, for Which beautiful
ESGRAvED viGNEETE TITLE pA;E, and C
copipus index, are furnished. Tho terms afe
oUn DOLLARS per onhuu', payable in advance
Il is forwarded by TIC earliest mails to subscri-
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HE Editor. IA su rptiun received Tor lc:s
p Rod haf orc year.
Juno H.