The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-15
THE FIRST NUMBER OF THE SIXTEENTH
l VOLUME OF TIE NETWORK MIRROR


i VOLUME or THE NETWORK MIRROR
was issued the thirteenth day Of June. II contained
a Portrait Of Charles Sprague, the American Poet,
grayed ~ Parker from painting by Harding and vig
and magnificent Engravings Steel by the best Artists
designed and engraved from original paintings for the
work. Etchings Wood, by Adams, johnson, and
Others will also embellsh the forhcomr volume be.
sides fifty pieces Of rare, beautiful and popular Music
arranged for the Panofore, Guitar, Harp, etc.
The volume will contain articles from the pens Of
well known and distinguished writers, upon every SUBJ
ject that prove interesting to the general reader
GLIDING original Poetry--Tales and Essays humorous
and paihetckCritical Notice s--Eary and choice
lections from the best new publications. both American
and Engsh-Scientick and Literary Intelligence--Co-
pous notices Of Foreign Countries, by Correspondents
engaged expressly and exclusively for this Journa--
Structures upon the various productions 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 from the best new works
in other languages French German, Italian, Spanish,
etc.-and infinite variety Of miscellaneous reading
lans to passing events remarkable individuals discove.
res and Improvement in Science, Art, Mechanics, and
series of original papers from American writers OF dis
tincton.
As only limited number OF copies will be issued those
DESTROYS OF commencing their subscriptions with the
mencemen of the sixteenth volume can be supplied by
directing their communications post paid to the editors
enclosing the subscription price, 1--WE dollars payable,
all cases, in advance,
The editorial conduct of the new volume will be under
the charge of EPEs SARGENT, and will contain here
X,
tain Marryat, Sheridan Knowles Imam, Willis and
list OF hundred Others well known the reading
community In the variety interest, amusement and in
stuction Of its literary department. and the spendor Of
its embellishments the beauty Of its musick and the ee
Of its typography, intended to render the
volume, in all respects equal if not superior to its pre-
decessos and it is universally admitted that work
extant furnishes such valuable equivalents for the ng
amount at which il is afforded per annum, the Mirror.
In advertisement like the present. is not possible
to state all plans for the volume and, iii WERE
it would not be necessary for journal that is
syey known, not only throughout the United States and
Great Britain, but wherever the English language is
spoken Suffice it say, that neither pains, labor talent
industry expense shall be spared to render light,
graceful and agreeable eags of polite, and elegant lite
nature, well ornament to the periodical press Of
the United Statesntended alike for the perusa of
fair and gentle country the secluded student the
Of business and aof both possessing part
Gle OF taste refnemenand while its pages will
contain single word or sentence that would vibrate un.
pleasantly upon the of the sensitive daughter of
Eve they will be rendered not the less acceptable the
opposite sex
The Mirror is published every Saturday, at No,
Barclay street, door Broadway 1t is elegantly
printed in the extra superroya quarto form, with bre
vier, minion, and nonparei type II is embeished
eve-y three months, with splendid super-roya quaro
Engraving and every week with popularpece of Musick,
volume exuistely arranged Vignette Tepage. and
copous Index, furnished The terms FIVE dol
lars per annum payable in all cases. advance 1t is for
warded by the earliest mails subscribers residing out Of
the city Of New York Communications, post paid, must
be addressed the editor No subscriptions for less
period than year New subscribers may be supplied
from the beginning of the present volume. july 81