New-York Mirror.
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A MrpcsitOry of Polite Liier0twTe and tke ArtH

 s"'S,.t:shed Ssl.s 'r'th splendid Exgravings cn 1 Seet, Copper. and Wood: and ,SiM 1 Popular Music, 0runged for the ] F'0Ho Forte. PWblisked WeeEiv. d Edited hy George P. Morris and Theodore $. F.vf | kN NcOURAsED by the extensive and rapidlv -MA increasing circulation ofthis i,n,rnaIs 1bs Ninfh Volume, (the first number of ,Ok;ek ,riW De issGed on the ninh day of July nert ] Win he enlarged and improved. It is the ohiect If the proprietor to offer for the intellectual gra- tlhcation of his readers useful, instructive. and entertaining work, of pure and moral character; proper fo be introduced into eve- ry family, and associated with the literary re. putatiOn of the country. It has now been many years before the public, during which tlmes he trusts, that, from the quantity and quality of its original matter, the n6afness of its typography, the selection of it's Music, and the style of its Engravings. it has annuplIy be- come more worthy of the appreciation with which 1t has been received.

 EnabeltishnentA-The Mirror will hereafter be adorned with Steel Plate Engrayings, in- stead of copPers with fhe exception of one. which has heen already prepared In the course of the year, four Super- Roual QM0rto Tiescs win be published.

 In addition 10 the above, there will he pub. nsne0 a number Of finely executed Engrov- tngs on Wood. drawn and engraved for the work, and illustrative of curious and interest ing subjects.

 Each number Of tho ensuing volume will contain popular piece of Music, arranged with acc"mpaniu,ants for the piano forte.

 Conditions. The term. are E,ur dollars rer athnum, payable in advance. No subscriptions received for less period than one year.

 June, 1881