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THE EVENING MIRROR. "-Nlessrs. Morris
Willis, owing to the high rate of postage charged
in the country Offices on their weekly Mirror, which
restricts their circ ulaton city agencies lat little or
no profit have determined to issue their paper as
daily literary journal, commencing on the 9Th oc'o-
ber Willis is probably, all things considered The
most sparkling writer Of his day, and his peculiar
and telicitous style cHlinent!y fits him for light
graceful and literary publication, such as the Even
ing Mirror is to be 1t twill be eagerly sought by
thousands and will be the most agreeable OF com
panions for the tea,table and the drawing room. We
hone 1t will be abundantly successful