Litchfield enquirer., 1830-06-17
EIGHTH VOLUME.
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eye NFtU=E0rk 98Stfrors Repository of Polite Litcrotare and Ese ATts;5 Emoeil'shed, Quarterly, with splendid Copper plale Engravihg and weekly with popular P'ece oi music, arranged with accOmpa- fsa nPents for the Piano Forte EDITED BY GEORGE P. MORRIS.
 NOR the fact that the merits and character of ,hS New York Mirror have been steadily progressive we refer to the past Our arrangements for the future far more advantageous than any we have hi,hert been able effect, and we therefore feel confidence i1 asserting that the eighth volume will be much superb or, tn every department, to it's predecessors.
 gives great pleasure state, that this periodi cal will hereafter be enriched with original comnsuni cations from the pens of
 John F. schroder, D.D Guian C. verplanck,
 Fitz-Greene Haleck, Robert O. Sands,
 Charles Sprague, James G. Brooks,
 William Leggeu, Theodore s. Fay, and
 John Inman, William Cox. Prosper M. Wetmore,
 James Lawson, 'e Mrs. Emma Emburys
 William P Palmer, Mrs. Mary E. Brooks,
 Willis G. Clark, Mrs. Harriet Mnzxy, m Samuel Woodwork, Miss Elzabeth Bogart,
 James Shea, Miss Sarah Akin, and C. C. Vannarstale, Miss A. Woodbridge.
 What we have done in the way of embellishments, IS before the public; what we intend to do, we now cravings will be published. Subjects as follows:
 l. Street View in N. York, embracing Park Row, the Park, a portion of Chatham-sreet, the Brick Meeting, &c., with all the life and hustle incident to II. A View of the Bay and Harbor, studded with islands, and covered with shpring, steam boats, small craft, &c., including distant sketch of Long Island and the Narrows, taken from the Battery. HI. The City of New-York, from the Bay, the North and East rivers, Hoboken, Weehawk, Brook yn Heights, Village of Brooklyn, &c.
 W. Wall-street, about the hour of three; the Ex- change, the various Banks, ant other public hstitu- tions.
 These drawings have been taken expressly for this work, and will be engraved by eminent artists.
 In addition the foregoing several scood engrav- ngs, executed in the hest possible represe1t ing old Dutch edifces wIll he given; both as matter of curiosity, and from desire to preserve from ohvi on traces the dwellings ofthe early Dutch settlers.
 Each number will contain, as heretofore, popular piece of music arranged for the piano forte.
 Tine praise which the Mirror has obtained for Tlts. typographical neatness will continue to be deseryed..
 From the above 1t is obvious that our expenses must be very materially increased; and had conteHipla- ted at one time advancing the price of this paper to fue dollars but n consequence of the increase of our circulation, we are nduce6 sn pfe,e renee, trust still further patronage for an ade- Quate remuneration of our aborss sss&s
 The Mirror is published every Saturday, at the cors of Nassau and Ann streets. 1t s elegantly pElned in the royal quarsO form, fine paper, with breyier and nonpareil type. Fiity-two numbers complete q volume of 416 pages, for which abeautfui engraved vgnete title page, and copous index are furnished The terms jour dollars per annum, payable in ad- vance. It is forwarded 5y the earliest mails to subs scrbers residing out of the city of New York. Com muncations post paid, be addressed to the dl- l one year s@S& June l83O
 1Ae first massber the Eighth Volume sci 6e issued on the l0h day o July ae1t. Subscriptions 'ece'red at Mis 01fce