"LA VIVANDIERE" Is the name given to an elegant and entirely original design of Mantilla, imported by GEORGE BULPIN, PROPRIETOR OF THE PARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM, 361 (late 351) BROADWAY. This truly unique garment may be found in every imaginable variety of color at the above-named establishment; together with a multitudinous array of other prevailing designs, in the very richest of Fabrics, and at extremely moderate prices. Misses' and Young Ladies' Sacks and Mantillas, Ladies' Mourning Mantillas, &c., &c. The Proprietor invites the inspection of Ladies to the Goods now exhibiting at his NEW STORE, and assures them that every pains are taken to give them entire satisfaction. FOREIGN SHAWLS. A Shawl Department is now added to the above, comprising the very latest importations of French Cashmere, India Camel's Hair, Canton Crape, and other Foreign Shawls, which are likewise offered for sale on the same liberal terms which have gained for this Store so large a share of public patronage. MERCHANTS from all parts of the country supplied on the best of terms. THE Knickerbocker Magazine, EDITED BY LOUIS GAYLORD CLARK. The July number will be the first of the FORTIETH VOLUME of the KNICKERBOCKER MAGAZINE. The reduction in price from FIVE to THREE DOLLARS a year having proved entirely successful, it will be continued at the same low rate, which must, IN ALL CASES, BE PAID IN ADVANCE. Those who take the work can best judge if the promises made when the change in price was announced have been faithfully kept. Very many of the old and tried friends of the Magazine have shown their faith in our promises by the most generous efforts in obtaining new subscribers, and the publisher would take this opportunity to tender them his most grateful acknowledgments for their kindness. Their aid has been most timely and efficient. THE FUDGE PAPERS, by IK. MARVEL, Author of the Reveries of a Bachelor, Dream Life, &c., &c.; THE SEQUEL TO ST. LEGER, OR THE THREADS OF LIFE, by RICHARD B. 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Those who will undertake to procure subscribers will receive favorable terms. Specimen numbers will be sent gratis on application post-paid. All remittances and all business communications must be addressed to SAMUEL HUESTON, 139 Nassau street, New-York, POST-PAID. BACK VOLUMES.-The years 1845, '46, '47, '48, '49, '50 and '51, be sold in Numbers for $2.50 a year. will ART. 1. SCHEDIASMS: THE RIGHTS OF CHILDREN. BY PAUL SIOGVOLK, IV. A TALK UPON ANTIQUITY: 'THE FATHERS OF THE CHURCH,' VIII. STANZAS: ST. HELENA. BY 'GRETTA,' IX. SKETCH-BOOK OF ME, MEISTER KARL. BY CHARLES G. LELAND, ESQ., XI. LAMENT FOR SA-SA-NA. By W. H. C. HOSMER, 487 491 492 493 499 501 505 506 508 512 . 513 XII. LITERARY QUAKERS: BARTON AND THE HOWITTS,' 514 XIII. LINES TO FANNY. By 'A. S. M.,' . 518 XIV. THE PEASANT'S SONG OF SPRING. BY JAMES LINEN, 519 XV. RANDOM LEAF FROM THE LIFE OF RALPH ROANOKE, 520 523 XVII. SOME MORE GERMAN SONGS. BY DONALD MACLEOD, 524 526 XIX. WHY?-OR UNANSWERED QUESTIONS, 528 XX. THE SEA-NYMPHIS TO THE DRYADS. BY WILLIAM PITT PALMER, 529 530 XXII. DELL' OCCASIONE. FROM THE ITALIAN, 534 XXIII. THE FIDDLER AT GEMUND. FROM THE GERMAN, . 535 XXIV. A LEAF FROM THE LIFE OF A LONDON AUTHOR, 537 XXV. BLONDINE: A POET'S DEATH-SONG. BY W. NORTH, . 545 548 550 XXVII. STANZAS: SABBATH EVE, LITERARY NOTICES : 1. ISA: A PILGRIMAGE. BY CAROLINE CHESEBRO', 2. SCHOOLCRAFT'S HISTORY OF THE INDIAN TRIBES OF AMERICA, 3. NARRATIVE OF THE GREAT HEN-ROOST ROBBERY ON LONG ISLAND, 557 560 1. OPENING OF THE NEW ROOMS OF A METROPOLITAN CLUB: MANUSCRIPT MAGA- 13. REMEMBRANCE US. TABLETS OR MEMORANDA. 14. TOBACCO AS A 'LEVEL- THE AMENDE HONORABLE.' 17. THE HOWADJI IN SYRIA.' |