The New York Mirror.
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LIVERY number embellished with an original and
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engaged exclusively for the work. |
In the course Of few weeks. the undersigned will
series OF the New York Mirror in the octa vo form
an entrely novel and original plan. with a steel engra


N every number and at the reduced price Of three
oors per annum or six and quarter cents per copv


The New York Mirror will appear with many A. II
ing and attractive features. from overv
other periodical 1t will be published with new tvns
on fine PaPer, and each number will contain a besnti
full original engraving STEEL designed and etched bv
Chapman illustrating the letter press which II ncco;
panies. and which it will invest with peculiar interest
Besides the contributions of all extensive corps Of
correspondents (Which embraces most Of the Of
and early translatons from Of the best writer's
France and for proofsheets from several of the popu
lar authors of England With such materials and with
such able fellow aborers in the literary vineyard
hope present to the American reader a weekly jour-
nal Of great value and unusual excellence. The pa
radc Of mere names will be sedulously avoided The
Mirror will be hope. rather for good
tcles without than for poor articles with disn
gushed will embrace in its scope every de.
partment of elegant literature comprising tales Of
nance, sketches Of society and manners sentiment,
and day life, pquant domestic and foreign
correspondence, literary intelligence, wit and humor
fashion and gossip poetry, the fine arts. and literary,
musical, and dramatic criticisms. Its reviews of
works will be careful, discriminating, and impartial
IL will aim to foster literature suited to the taste and
desires Of the age and country. Its tendency will be
cheerful and enlivening well as improving Il will





the fasdious and will ever feel its duty be,
to turn the sunny sides Of things to human eyes"
The work will be published every Saturday, in num-
bers of sixteen large octave royal pages with
double columns and enclosed in a neat ornamental CO.
1t will form at the end of the year. superb
volumes, each of four hundred and sixteen pages filled
with the gems of literature and the fine arts.
The very low price at which it will be issued renders
it the cheape periodical in this any other country,
considering the cost and beauty of its two engra
ngs and the intrinsic value Of its literary contents
Those desrous Of receiving the paper from the
mcncement, will have i, punctually sent to their nd.
Dress upon their forwarding to the undersigned at No
| 4, Ann street, three doa-s, free of expense.


Letters enclosing the amount Of subscription may be
franked by all posmasters Agents. carriers, and
men, will be supplied the usual terms. The cash
system will be rgdly adhered to without any deviation
whatever.


Such editors copy the above, will obge me by
forwarding paper. and by resuming the exchange,
which interrupted, much to my regret by circum-
stances which had control. %
GEORGE p. MORRIS.
Editor and Proprietor


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