The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-08-29
THE FIRST NUMBER OF THE SIXTEENTH
il YOLIIME OF THE NEW.YORK MIRROR

THE FIRST NUMBER OF THE SIXTEENTH
i VOLUME OF THE NETWORK MIRROR
was issued the thirteenth day Of June ID contained
Portrait Of Charles spragus. the American Poet en-
graved by Parker from painting by Harding and Wig
netie Ttepage these will be succeeded by three costly
and magnificent Eneayings ON Steel BY the best Artists
designed and engraved from original paintings for the
work. Etchngs on Wood, by Adams, Johnson, and
others, will also embeish the forthcomii volume; be-
sides fifty pieces Of rare beautiful and popular Music,
arranged FOR the Pianofore, Guitar, Harp, etc.
The new volume will contain articles from the pens Of
well known and distinguished writers, upon every sub
ec that can prove interesting to the general reader in
snS psshssis s0- NocssEary AND ehoiss e.
econs from the best publications, both American
and English Scienlick and Literary Intelligence-Co
Sns nGsss :. III,
Structures upon the various productions In the Fine Arts
that presented for the notice and appreciation Of the
public Elaborate and beautiful specimens Of Art, En-
cravings, Music etc Notices Of the acted Drama and
other Transations from the best works
in other languages, French German, Italian, Spanish,
ctcand an Infinite variety Of miscellaneous reading re-
atng passing events remarkable individuals, discove-
res and improvement in Science Art, Mechanicks and
series Of original papers from American writers Of dis
tnction.
As only limited number Of copies win be issued those
DESTROYS OF commencing their subscriptions with the
mencemept Of the sixteenth volume can be supplied BY
directing their post paid the editors
enclosing the subscription price, five dollars payable IN
all oases, in advance
The editorial conduct Of the new volume will be under
II,
tofore, contributions from Messrs Morris, Fay, Cox Cap
tain Marryat, Sheridan Knowles, lnman, Willis, and
list Of two hundred others, well known the reading
community In the variety interest, amusement and
struction Of its literary department and the splendor Of
ITS embellishments, the beauty Of its musck and the ele
gance Of It's typography IL is intended to render the
volume In all respects equal If superior TO its pre-
decessors and il is universally admitted that work
extant furnishes such valuable equivalents for the ng
amount at which il In afforded per annum the Mirror
In advertisements like the present, il possible
TO state all plans for the volume and II were,
II would not be necessary for journal that IL
svely known only throughout the United States and
spoken Suffice il TO say, hat neither palms. labor talent
industry, expense shall be spared to rendert light
GRACEFUL and agreeable meaags OF polite, and elegant lite
rature well to the periodical press of
the United Staesntepded alike for the perusal of
fair and gentle countrywomen the secluded student the
Of business and all of both possessing pat-
Gle OF rehnementand while its pages will
contain single word or sentence that would vbrate
pleasantly upon the Of the most sensitive daughter Of
Eve they will be rendered the less acceptable the
CONDITIONS. .
The Mirror is published every Saturday, at No. l
Barclay next door Broadway Il is elegantly
printed in the extra super-royal quaro FORM with bre
ver, minon, and nonparei type II is embellished,
eyey three months, with aspendd suPerroyal quarto
Engraving and every week with popular piece Of Musck
arranged for the Pianofoe, Harp, Guitar For each
volume exlusitey arranged Vignette Ttlepage and
copious Index, furnished The terms FIVE dol
lars per annum, payable all cases. advance II is for
warded by the earliest mails subscribers residing Of
the city OF New York Communications post PAID must
be addressed to the editor No subscriptions for less
period than year. New subscribers may be supplied
from the beginning ofthe present volume. july q