The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-14
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
II a r y e RS 3 A z A r.
A REPOSITORY OF
Fashion, Pleasure, and In, truCtiOn.

EHARPER's BAz AR, the publication OF which has
just been commenced by HARPER & BROTHERS
is Illustrated Weekly Journal devoted to Fashion
and Household Literature.
Its the first Weekly Journal of Fashion ever pub
lished In the United States BY arrangements which
the Publishers have perfected great COST with the
most celebrated European Fashion Journals-particu
IArly with the welEknown d-dr OF Berlin-Illustra-
uons OF Fashions for ca week OF the will appear
In HARPERS BAZ AR simu aneously with their
publication in Paris ana BeElin-an advantage which
will belong exclusively ~ this Journal.
In country where three hundred millions OF dol
lars annually expended for dry goods trans
formed into articles OF dress, trustworthy and
tical instruction to the most tasteful and econo-
mical methods of ashioning these articles become of
the greatest value TO American women. The BAZAAR
wi contain full ana explicit instructions, with illus
rations, which will enable every lady reader cut
and make her own and her childrens entire ward
robe with large portion of her husbands. Each
alternate number will be accompanied with large
Pattern Plates containing from forty to fifty fulszed
patterns, applicable to every article of wardrobe
made in the family. with the necessary directions for
cutting ana making. Similar illustrations and de-
scrptons of fancy work Will also be furnished These
patterns will be executed in Paris and Berlin, and
will surpass anything of the kind hitherto produced
in this country. Frequently an elegant Colored
Fashion Plate will be presented with the paper
Practical descriptions will also be given of the
fashions especially in vogue In New York-the centre
of fashion in America.
HARPERS BAZAAR, besides being the leading
fashion journal In this country will also aim to pre-
sent before its readers the very best specimens OF
household literature. 1t will contain original and
selected Serial Stories, Poetry, Novelties articles
on the Topics of the Day Excluding polics) on
Books, Art, Morals, Familiar Science, Education,
Amusements, Hygiene, Etiquette, Housekeeping,
Gardening, with Home and Foreign Gossip. No sub.
ject of household interest will be excluded from its
columns.
In the first number of the Bazaar will be COM
menced q Novel, entitled "The Cord and the Creese;
or, the Brandon Mystery" by James De Mile, ESQ.
author of "The Dodge Club" This novel has been
read in manuscript by several of most competent
critics, who unanimously pronounce 1t, In point of
interest of plot, variety of adventure ana graphic
delneaion OF character to be fully equal to any of
the novels of Wilkie Collins.
HARPERS BAZAAR will contain sixteen folio
pages, of the size OF Harper's Weekly printed on
superfine calendered paper, and will be published
weekly at Ten Cents per single number or Four
Dollars per year.
Ladies in the country will be supplied gratutously
through the mails with the first six numbers of
HARPER's BAZAAR upon written application to the
Publishers.
Postage Five Cents for three months.
Single subscribers will be supplied from the begin
Mag 10 The end OF the year 1865 which will complete
the first volume for the yearly price Four Dollars
An extra copy Will be supplied gratis for every
Club of five subscribers. at -Four Dollars each, in
one remittancei Or six copies tor Twenty Dollars,
Ola mStl HARPER & BROTHERS.
Franklin Square. New York, October, 1867.