"Mustard to Mix."--A Receipt for Young Housekeepers, by _The Author of_ "_Miss Bremer's Visit to Cooper's Landing_," _etc._, 158 Novelties for the Coming Season, 170 Our Practical Dress Instructor, 168 Parlor Work, 188 Patterns for Embroidery, 172 Petticoat Trimming.--In Broderie Anglaise, 173 Receipts, &c., 186 Remember the Poor, by _Mrs. C. H. Esling_, 165 Sonnets, by _Wm. Alexander_, 163 The Borrower's Department, 184 The Children-Angels, by _James A. Bartley_, 162 The Evening Walk, by _Richard Coe_, 162 The Fountain Very Far Down, by _Virginia F. Townsend_, 145 The Miser, by _Charles Leland Porter_, 163 The New Sewing-Machine, 127 The Orphan Boy, by _Robert G. Allison_, 163 The Scotch Piper, 184 The Toilet, 187 The Trials of a Needle-Woman, by _T. S. Arthur_, 119 To the Gánd'hraj, by _Mrs. E. Lock_, 165 Transplanting Roses, 188 Valentine's Day, 156 Vegetable Physiology, by _Harland Coultas_, 148 Veteran Sailor's Song, by "_Caryl_," 164 Virginia Percy.--A Sketch of Southern Life, by _Pauline Forsyth_, 108 Woman the Physician of her own Sex, 176 Working and Dreaming, by _Mrs. A. L. Lawrie_, 162 EMBELLISHMENTS, &c. _February._ The Evening Walk. Godey's Colored Fashions. Embroidered Dressing-Gown. Broderie Anglaise Flouncing. The Farm Yard. Window Curtains. MUSIC.--Andante and Waltz, by _Thos. A'Becket_. The Moscow Wrapper. Boardman & Gray's Dolce Campana Attachment Piano-Fortes. Godey's Course of Lessons in Drawing. The New Sewing-Machine. Babylon and Nineveh. Vegetable Physiology. Instructions for making Ornaments in Rice Shell-Work. The Salamanca. Polka Jacket and Diagrams. Embroidery for Shirts. The Pelisse, a favorite style of outside garment. Caps. Embroidered Screen. Patterns for Embroidery. Braid Pattern. Petticoat Trimming.--In Broderie Anglaise. Embroidered Collar. The Scotch Piper. [Illustration: THE EVENING WALK.