THE CASKET,
And philadelphia Monthly Magazines
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PROSPECTUS OF A NEW v DUNE.
TIME unparalleled success which has atten-
n ded THE CASKET since it came into the
hands Of the new propnetorS induces them to be-
gin new volume with still further attractions
on the first Of Januaty next. Its literary char
acter, which has called forth so many comments,
will undergo no change: as the magazine will
still continue under the control of the same ed-
itors. Severed new contributors however, of
high talent, have been engaged in its favor. The
magazine will be enlarged, and will contain a
greater quantity of reading matter than any Pc
riodical published the same price in this coun-
try.


The work will appear in a new and beautiful
type, cast expressly for the purpose, and will be
printed on the fine&paper. twill also be orna-
mented with the finest steel engravingS, provi-.
vided at heavy expense, and executed from
the choicest designs. To vary the style of these
illustrations the services of distinguished artists
have been engaged to furnish at intervals
Mezzotints forthe ensuing volume. The heads
of several distinguished American Writers will
appear IN the course ofthe year The publish.
era determined TO leave nothing undone to merit
the patronage of liberal public, have resolved
after much solicitation from many OF their fair
readers, to publish quarterly, and extra, cor
rect plate of the latest fashion, highly coIored
and executed in the finest style OF the art
This department will be under the control of
French gentleman of much taste and experience;
and will be found to excel any thing ever attemp-
ted in this line in America.
The extra in the present November, number
may be considered fair specimen OF what
these fashion plates will be. The music de-
pariment, as heretofore will be under the charge
OF Messrs. G. w. Hewill e. Co. and the fine |
pieces OF copy, wrigth music which they have
hitherto furnished are sufficient guarantee for
the future.
The nattering terms IN which the Casket has
been noticed by the journals in every section of
the Union, establish beyond doubt its claims
to support generally. It will surpass any other
work in the return il gives for the readers
money.


ErsRlss-$s3 per annuua, invariably in ad-
vance, or two copies for IS.


All communications to be addressed, post paid
70 GEORGE GRAHAM e. Co.


Philadelphia.
%P. 9. Editors publishing this prospectus, will
be entitled TO a copy of the Casket during lhe
volume. No exchange is solicited, unless when
noticing the reception OF the Magazine.


