The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-08
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DUBLIN UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE, FOR MAMA
SON & TurrLE, Nassau Street This is ANGST ex
celIent No Indeed this Magazine promises 10 be-
come the leading periodical of the old country
Old L bony had better look TO his laurels, long as
he has worn them.~ We understand that OH Id
It's pages which in itself must form very attractive
feature IN the future numbers, and will doubtless IN
crease its popularity. The agents in this city VIII
issue the work with their usual despatch
BLAcKwooD, FOR WINCHESTER, Ann
street.-R aiher prosy No. and but very indlfler-
emily prlnted, some parts scarcely legbe: surely
the reprint should be something like the original, as
well IN the printing as IN the articles
LADIES CoMPANloN, FOR JUNE This Magazine
appears to maintain is character for excellence;
indeed no lady should be without lit is a very
useful book to them. The present No, besides
containing some very interesting articles Is embel-
hshed with two verywell executed steel ,ngfavings
plate of fashions tor June, and piece OF music,
a iayorite Mazourka.
THE LADIES' MAGAZINE, FOR JUNE --Christy,
Aston House This Magazine is embe shed with
an engraving OF Alice Muvany, illustrative of
Tale therein by Mrs. A. c. Hall, worth the whole
cost of the number, besides plate of Fashions for
the month.
THE COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE, FOR JuNE--Post, As
tor House This is the sixth number OF this work
and maintains lis previous character as 10 the abil
ity OF the articles inserted, It's Typography and EN-
besbmenis. There is certainly some room for
Improvement in the quality OF the paper upon which
IL Is printed, stronger description WOulu
nance its value. The present number is embellish-
ed with most beautiful meZzotnt OF Charlotte
and Grace, daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs Jno Ogden,
beside another spirited plate and colored plate OF
Fashions for June together with very pleasing
piece OF music, by Miss Anne Soman-"The braid
Of Sunny Hair" This number compile the FIRST
volume, so that opportunity now presents itself
Tor new subscribers, al the commenc ement OF the
second, to take 1t in.
The OLD PHILOSOPHER, No. I-McChesney, Full
ton street, This is work by an anonymous author
is located somewhere to the westward OF us, but
10 where and who he is the work is present silent
upon IL is proposed that out of the surplus OF the
proceeds, enough may be obtained 10 help the old
ma, to pay for his farm, but from what we could
gather from d cursory glance, we much tear 1t, UNI
less, indeed, considerable Improvement is made,
both in the mater and execution OF the work. But
the object of the publication being charity, disarms
criticism The work is embelllshed with very
good ME zzotint Of the "Old Philosopher" and APP
pea,s to be The best part Of the production.
TIKI MIRROR LiBRARY.-Ths charming and ex-
tremeIy popular of the choicest gems OF poet
OF five or six numbers. The selections from The
poems of Goldsmith is worth twenty times the price
of the number The sweet poems OF =" l. i. L..
form another most delightful number. We do not
know Of any work in the course OF publication go
worthy of universal patronage as this " Mirror LII
bIary" The judgment, taste, and liberallty OF the
editors-Morrs ~ Willis-onght net, cannot, and
must not go unrewarded.