A pattern of either of these will be sent on receipt of 62½ cents. Post-office stamps received in payment. These patterns are exact counterparts of the original, with trimmings, etc. THE EMPRESS.--_A silk mantelet_, cut low in the neck. Two hollow plaits forming a fichu are trimmed with a bow in the middle of the back. The bottom is bordered by a wide ribbon plaited with bows at each side of the arm. Two rows of lace complete it. THE NOVADA.--_Pelisse_, cut low and square. A wide revers forms the sleeve. All the edges are trimmed with ribbon, silk with gold fillets. Two rows of lace fall on the back, one narrow between two plaited ribbons; the other wider, which begins square in front and widens in the back: a deep lace runs along the bottom. The back is plain, and falls in flutes from the second row of ribbons.] [Illustration: EAST PORT & PASSAMAQUODDY BAY. _ENGRAVED BY ALFRED JONES FOR GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK._] GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK. PHILADELPHIA, JUNE, 1854. TABLE OF CONTENTS A Consideration, 569 A Lace Basque, 550 A Loving Heart, by _W. S. Gaffney_, 543 A Song, by _Charles Stewart_, 501 A Strange Incident, 514 Braid for Child's Dress, 549 Bread-Cloth, 553 Caps and Headdress, 546 Celestial Phenomena, by _D. W. Belisle_, 504 Centre-Table Gossip, 569 Chemistry for Youth, 81, 185, 279, 566 Chinese Sayings, 548 Costly China, 569 Cottage Furniture, 551 Editors' Table, 555 Enigmas, 567 Evening Thoughts, by _H. Merran Parke_, 543 Everyday Actualities.--No. XX 487 Every Lady her own Dressmaker, 570 Fashions, 571 Geraniums, _from Mrs. Hale's New Household Receipt-Book_, 565 Godey's Arm-Chair, 561 Godey's Course of Lessons in Drawing, 502 History of Pearls, Natural and Artificial, 533 Illuminated, or Vellum-Painting, 538 Juvenile Fashions, 547 Lady's Riding Boots, 551