LvesC York Illustrated
OF. LITERATURE


AND ART.
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House, New York, and Taylor, Wilde n Co,
Jarvis Buildings, Baltimore, Md. and Washington,
ID. &.


The % volume OF the ''IHusfrafed Maga=ine"
will be commenced with the May number, SOD
will be published about the 5th of April, and the
sucsess which has SO far attended cnterprize
has determined ms TO spare nothing that will in
surc increased patronage. The large edition
printed the lst volume was exhausted on the
ublication Of the fourth number.


Cur new volume will commence with a much
larger edition, to secure for subscribers complete
sets and will possess


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number and variety of finely executed Illus
tratOns on Wood


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order, original and selected, consisting Of Ro-
mauce, Historical Sketches, Poetry, Essays, Re-
views Biography, &c, &c Our selections will
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of the general reader, and pains expense will
be spared to make il worthy the attention OF
every one.


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and each number will cuntain sixty-four large
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of 76S pages 1854 each) illustrated with forty
eight Engravngs on steel, independent Of the
numerous illustrations wood


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companion to, the most fastidious.


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'It is got up in very elegant style, type, paper
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rival among its lighter cumpetitOrs.-N. " I've.
Mirror


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new masters besides some half a score Of wood
cut illusr Of the literary contents-fhI Sat
Courier.


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