Litchfield enquirer., 1830-06-24
EIGHTH VOLUME.
Tse Ntan=Fork JaEtrror,

EDe NEaD=Eork 5aEtrror, 4 Repository cf Polite LiseruswemdIk de Asts; EmbeIIished, Quarterly, vsith a spIeSaid cOprsr.
 piece Of music, arranged with accompa-
 niments for the Piano Forte.
 EDITED BY GEORGE P. NORRIS. TTOR ihe fact that the merits and character oflfe II New-York Mirror have been steadily progFessi.e. refer to the past Our arFangements9or the future far more advantageous than any we have hitherto been able eect and we therefore ieel confidence in inserting that the eighth volume wi be much superb or, in every department, to it's predecessors.
 Hgives us great pleasure to state, that ths periodic cal win hereafter be enriched with OrigSnnt cOnsnm cations from the pens of
 John F. schroder, D.D. GuIian c. verplanck,
 Fz-Greene Haieck, Robert C. Sands,
 Charles Sprague James G. Brooks,
 William Legge,t, Theodore s. Fay, and.
 John Inman, William Cox.
 Prosper Nj. Wetmore,
 James Lawson, Mrs. Emma Embury.
 William P. Palmer, Mrs. Mary D. Brooks Willis c. Clark, Mrs. Harriet Muzzy,
 Samuel Woodwork, Miss Elizabeth BogaTt,
 James Shea, Miss Sarah Ailsin,. and
 C. c. Vannarsdale, Miss A. Woodbridge.
 What we have done in the way of embellishments, is before the public; what we intend to do, now submit to their notice. During the year, -four fine en- cravings will be published. Subjects as follows: I. Street View in N. York, embracing Park Row, the Park, portion of Chatsam.slreet, the Brick Meeting &c.,, with all the life and hustle incident to that part of the town. ss-
 II. A View of the Bay and Harbor, studded with islands, and covered with spring steam boats enaai! cra, Gzc., including distant sketch of Long Island and the Narrows, taken from the Battery. III. The City of New-York, from the Bay, the North and East rivers, 'Hoboken, Weehawk, Brook lyn Heights, Village of Brooklyn, Sc. .sa .8 w. Wastreet, about the honr of three; the Ex- change, the various Banks, and other public Institu tions. ssaA.# .~ @e&F
 These drawings have been taken expressly for this work, and will be engraved by eminent artists. In addition to the foregoing, several sC0Od engrav- NeCued inc hest OOssible ing old Dutch ed6ces, wll be given; both ns matter of curiosity and from desire to preserve from obliv on traces of the dwellings of the early Dutch seters Each number will contain, as heretofore, pOpular piece of music. arranged for the piano forte. The praise which the Mirror has obtained for its typographical neaness will continue to be deserved. From the above is obvious that expenses must be very materially increased; and we had coDtempla- ted, at time, advancing the price of this paper to increase of our circuatioD are induced in prefe- renee, trust to a still further patronage for an ade quate remuneration of our labors. 2 #as CONDITIONS. ~ s a
 The Mirror s published every Saturday, at the of Nassau and Ann streets. It is elegantly printed in the royal quarto form, fine paper, with brevier and nonpareiD type. Fifty-two numbers complete volume of 4l6 pages, for which beautiful engraved vignette title page, and copious index are furnished. vance, 1t IS forwarded 5y the earliest mails to sut- scribers residing out of the city of New-York. Co- muncaons. post paid, must 6e addressed to the Edi- tor. No subscription received for less period than l one year. .... .s- June, 1880.
 7he first nan.ber e he Eighth Toime ,o;I be issaed the 10th day o July neSt. Subscriptions receirta l at this o0fce. a5