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The Musical World,
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journal Of the Fine Arts {;

GIVING annually to It's Subscribers, over five
~ hundred pages OF valuable and interesting mat-
ter, and embracing nearly one hundred page OF
choice Music. Published on tho LIST aud 18th Of every
month, nj 81 80 per dnnum. The Musical Depart
men will he enriched by the contributions o the most
popuIa. Composers and Minister'S Of Music now before
the public; who have been secured to furnish It's
pages with the best original compositions, aud with
1reatiseS on the principles and practice u the Art,
in this and other countries.
The objects continually kept in view throughout
this department, are ~ awaken and cultivate music
al talent and TO encourage and MARSHAL the
MUSICAL WRl IERo OF AMERICA;
ESpoHsng The choie c1uS, IF Music.
Secular mud Sacred, Vocal and Instrumental, Popu-
lar and Scientific, and viewing it a high ait
Influencing the Moral, Social Political, and
Religious Education OF the people.
CONTRIBUTORS.
John S Dwight, VIM Vincent Wallace, w II Fry,
X ; Willis, Geo Ii Curtis Victor Williams. r +
Murr Samuel Jackson Edward Hodges Mas Doe,
lr " J Wcimore, II W Greatorrx. + \ Crouch,
Geo / Brstow, Goe Loder, K & Paige, : Lawrence,
IIl!enry, Gu 5echt, AI!eghanans Thomas Hastings,
VIM bradbury, Il Hamilton. Is f Baker, NJ Stra-
kosch, Rev VIM Staunton, Oh Baner, j Jones, G
i Rider, e Rosenberg, Edw Howe jr Charles
Grobe, Lowell Mason, Wellington Guernsey, Miss
Adeline Maxwell Cooper, Miss Augusta Browne,
Madame l. W Bouchelle.
The following list of Contributors to the Literary
Department is ample guaranty that only such read
th ,.'e pd i,c, a." IT, """e, t,r
lnyrp'ttr,rs. ~ nr,n Enngh p,u D,lrL
Uoy, " n Z !iosmer, Martin farquhar Topper
SutliiI; / orion Cnrr,a cameron CInn,a',s ~
) Arthur, Mrs Lydia II Sigourney, Miss Pho,bc
Carey, Mrs Sarah + Bolton, Mrs T. VI Bracket,
Mrs ) II Dekroytt, Miss Frances A Fuller, Miss f
bella Clement ,ringinI S,,i Il ;, U1n C,lh ,,,r ~
! Iypnsdnip n Euchannn 'pand Dr I ~ p!l,;iJ
| Orlando 4 Prrrnn lanes Pos ~ " Cbcsyar a
+ Mulcnock, { Russell Clark.
Complimentary Notices
/ THE 7TusjcoI IEtrLJ ,,J I,,aI ~ ,L r., d,
Ii is with nlrs ,hnt yD, ""' :? me nre tS
uutory of this manner Which Is las, tyinnin(, 'Il,
ouiuIous anonr t,oee ,rl. hays L,r,s 49, -,
! the deem ,;thos nj ,nusc nrd ,o.,rv md I,va .nJ
noble sentiment II is Ike nm anal. -, r"bes of'l
rty waudrrinr thronoh the hvmntl and ,,inJ a,
OF this uuchnrIlahIr w1rid dronnn,t ,,nrJ nt linL
ness here smiling uuon some wny,ynfn ,rnvslr ther.
cheering a rhI Of snrrow in is c,rs ,hrn,'h ~
dim vista of ill., and aoiirninr ,snori,ies f 10 L
man race bv It's sweet nl,luivt. snu,, D.,J, J,,r
| HdL EiylpiaqL1nn IN
We are no "putiar" ofunr,hern works h,, !, canine
to Us tina, such n work rs Tins shonj M. n,,rn,,igad
bv all who feel nm interest IL, tl, ,,I,coI , Nv,
ter whence it comes There i, mot n Lnmnn being
living who does not love The concord ot sweet sounds
Eep, Houston, Mss.
An ru,rrnrI.e ,,Iirh is conf,eJ ,o ~, ,orro,, lin,
its which is n ,eII unnn Ch"rcI ,nJ Stni
which, by briuinu TO lis columns The urnLnctions ot
the best writers upon the art viii he tnith;ul in
slructor, and, we trust. an unprrudIceJ censor Of
musical ,rtn,s This Inurno c1,,,,,, ia, y, b. t.L
ishrd. and welcomed IN ryrrv nobnoI and ,nnsicol
family if we mr.. TO Ipdre from he ert,r,r,.e and
nob- pur,n..s of its toundrrs gCLr;st;an p,rIr
! lIaoa,jne ~ W.
The Musical World and Journal Of the Fine Arts,
rs nn% r[rvn% e"cJlui' from the press both secular
p,liodcul, and deserves the pntronoce of Mi ovrrs
Of music both professors, amateurs and learners md
otthosr yyho drlirht IN literature No orn ;n,r,,J
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