. rne, di BrinleyRichards, 35; Marie, compagno di piece, by the same, 35;Grand Valse Brillante, di Leybach, 50, un valzer molto piacevole, showy, e non difficile, che tutti i nostri amici dovrebbero avere; Battaglia di Port Royal, di Chas. Grobe, con il titolo finemente illustrato, descrittivo del bombardamento, VAI ; questo pezzo di battaglia è uguale a quello famoso di Praga. Rivolgersi sempre a J. Starr Holloway. POLTRONA GODEYS. 513 REPARTO GIOVANILE. Articoli che i bambini possono fare per le fiere di infanzia, o per i regali di forHoliday. DAHLIA PORTE-MONTRE. Materiali.: Un paio di telai a filo, due sfumature di che-ni

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. Godey's lady's book . rne, by BrinleyRichards, 35; Marie, companion piece, by the same, 35;Grand Valse Brillante, by Leybach, 50, a Very pleasing, showy, and not difficult waltz, which all our friendsshould have; Battle of Port Royal, by Chas. Grobe, with finely illustrated title, descriptive of the bombard-ment, GO ; this battle-piece is equal to the famous one ofPrague. Always address J. Starr Holloway. GODEYS ARM-CHAIR. 513 JUVENILE DEPARTMENT. Articles that Children can make for Fancy Fairs, or forHoliday Presents. DAHLIA PORTE-MONTRE. Materials.—A pair of wire frames, two shades of che-nille ordinaire, and a small quantity of a lighter shadeof wire chenille. Also a small quantity of chenille ofanother color, and a morsel of satin to match. This porte-montre is a veritable Parisian novelty, andmay, with great ease, be fashioned into a beautiful ob-ject. The frames have two rows of wires, which aresimply covered with the two dark shades of chenille(the darker outside). This also covers the loop by which. they are suspended. Then a series of loops, bending in-wards the centre. This flower pattern may serve as amodel to our young friends, and enable them, by theexercise of their fancy and skill, to fashion others equallyas pretty. It is not the mere copying of any articlewhich constitutes ingenuity, but a certain originality ofimproving and devising. The hook with the roundspace is covered with the chenille, like the satin. No-thing can be more quickly or easily done than this porte-montre. The ends of the chenille must be neatly andsecurely sewed ; but otherwise there is no work whateverin them. We also give one or two little games for the entertain-ment of our young friends. I VE BEEN TO MARKET. The company being formed into a circle, one of theplayers says to his neighbor on the left— I ve been to market. The neighbor inquires— What have you bought? A coat, a dress, a nosegay, a shoe ; in fact, anythingthat may come into the head of the customer, providedh

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