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SKETCHES or FE.M.iLE POETS.


This Magazine is the only one in which are (,
be found those popular notices of the lives all,
writings of our living Female Poets. No lad,
who wishes a correct literature Or a work devo
ted to the interests of her SEX or who woul,
keep herself informed of tile triumphs Of clnal,
mind, should be Without this Magazine


GALLERY or .AUERlC.AN BEAUTY.
In order TO makt this Magaaine national n.
well as lady-like, the proprietor has determined
to give, from time to tmc portraits of fhcantlu
American Women, cOn1fSSediy The Most IoreLv O
mtr sea m TIE rorld! Several of these por.
traits Will appear in the iorthcoming volume
This is "A NEW FEATURE, and entirely origin.
al with us.


OUR COSTLY .MEZZOTLN'TS


The mezzotnts Of Mr.. Sartan have appeared
oitener III this work than IN an other Ladies
Magazine; and they will continue to adorn olI
pages. . The Veteran," and The Rosy Morn, .
published by US during the last six months, have
not been equalled.


LINE md STfPPLE 'E.NGRAVLNGS.
From the best artists, on every variety of sub
jects, and colorcd Flowers, Birds, Arabesqrie
Patterns, &c. &c, executed byF. Quarre, will
continually appear.


THE t.1SIHO.Ns .4HE.aD or MI.
Those who desire the fashions land elegance
is sought for by ALL will find the latest styles in
the Ladies Natonal,' at least two months
ahead OF every rival This is not mere asser-
ton. The arrangements Of the pulishcr to pro-
cure early patterns from Paris, are extensive,
and have never disappointed hiln. Figures have
been published in its fashion plates and ISSUED
here from two 10 three


WEEKS .lHE.7D OF LONDON
Thls we can prove. In the No. of the Lon
don World of Fashion, published in Boston on
tile Goth Of April, were costumes, eome of which
appeared in the number Of our hook issued here
on the 18th Of March, and others appeared in
our number issued on the 18th Of April. ANY
one may convince themselves of this fact by ex-
aminng the books. Those who call our office
can be satisfied oft


OTHERS COPY OUR FASHIONS.
This, also, we can prove. Both the three dol
lar Ladies Magazines have copied our fashions,
from one to two and three months after we pub
lsh them This test we invite.


COLLECTION OF AUTOGRAPHS.
In July will appear paper on Autographs,
containing the first complete collection Of Auto
graphs of American Female Writers, ever issued
III this country. cotemporary once published
Il paper on this subject, but it contained the au-
tograpfis OF onlya few of he Sex. This article
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In word, it shall be our aim to make this
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nunl"


Every person rcmittinc 800 or $1,000 wiH
he entitled to a pictorial Annual, :" or two now
his, at his option.


The first edition Of the "Pictorial Annual -
having been exhausted, new and improved
edition has been publislcd with iwenty-one
Plates. This beautiful ornament for the ocritre-
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