_Conrad._ A real model husband I mean to be; All my used-up-ishness past, I forswear, since the world I have seen to be Not quite so worthless at last, One favor I’d ask, do not spurn it, your Aid, I’m quite strange to it yet-- Do you know a good place to buy furniture. Or a snug cottage to let? _Enter PASHA and GULNARE, R._ _Pasha._ Here, stop, I intend, by the wig o’ me, In this improvement to share, Henceforward renouncing polygamy, Stick to my own dear Gulnare. _Gul._ New hopes in my breast do you kindle; I’ll make you the happiest of men; Having gained all I wished by one swindle, I’ll never deceive you again. _Serena._ Kind friends, in this great reform movement, No share for yourselves will you find, In your case there’s no room for improvement; But be--as you ever were--kind. And now for the home of the Peri-- Bright scenes, where we’re bidden to sup; But, remember, the brightest look dreary, Unless by your smiles lighted up. [_Repeat last verse in chorus._ _The scene opens and discovers_ SCENE VIII.--_The Home of the Peri and Golden Gates of the Gardens of Perennial Spring._ _SUBMARINA appears, and the usual transformation of the characters takes place--Two Clowns, Harlequin, Pantaloon, three whalebone sprites, and two Columbines._ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The Largest, Cheapest, and Best Magazine in the World! THE New York Journal OF ROMANCE, LITERATURE AND ART. BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED. Having purchased the well known NEW YORK JOURNAL, the present proprietor will CONTINUE IT PERMANENTLY, and will hereafter issue it with such a liberal regard to its improvement in every branch of LITERATURE and ILLUSTRATION, as shall make it unsurpassed, in point of ATTRACTIVENESS and REAL VALUE, by any other Journal or Magazine. The NEW YORK JOURNAL WILL APPEAR PUNCTUALLY! In size, a large quarto, each number will contain sixty-four pages, three columns wide. Its contents will embrace subjects selected and arranged so as to give, in the most agreeable manner, authentic INFORMATION and AMUSEMENT to every one. The Journal will have ONE NEW and INTERESTING NOVEL, continued from number to number, alone worth the price of subscription; besides numerous TALES, ROMANCES, STORIES and POETRY.