PROSPECTUS.
THE NEW YORK MUSICAL CHRONICLE
AND ADVERTISER
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"A WEEKLY PAPER DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF MUSIC


MUSICIANS.


THIS WORK intended offer TO the Musical profession
that which for length Of time they have much needed
namely medium through which their interests be adj
To the public will complete chronicle Of all the Mus
cal which IKE place this and in Europe:
been made with able and enteprisng
Iespondents g Germany England Paris Boston
transpes Of and The earliest and most
will b. given Of the and valuable works.
Operas Oatoros Sonx &c &c which appear both at home
Of all that interest them in Musical matters, though
thousands Of miles ~ from the scene OF action.


Biographies with fine keesses Of the most eminent artists
with many papers rens Of professional brethren,
will add interest columns and the varied correspondence
will form striking aud important feature the arrangements
Besides the teary mattel each number Wall contain iogr
nal and copy ghboth Vocal and Instrumental written
ranged expressly for this work by the popular
this country with several compositions Of Barnett Loder
volume containing hundred and eight Of sterling
music. - -


The Advertising portion Of the paper will be well displayed,
both this city and throughout the country will hnd
the medium for announcing themselves and their works to
the public.
be Thursday The first number to appear Octo-
Der Sd. .


All country subscribers correspondents will send their
Office, IA John street. HENRY q. WATSON,


Editor and Proprietor.
Terms-$5 year receipt Of lst number; $6to city SUBJ
scr.ers who pay by the week ,
Editors inserting this Prospectus twice week. month.
and sending their will receive the Musical Chronicle



Advertisements intended for the first number must be
in by the 23th OF this month";


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NC, nc. Apply between 10 and /. Zt lW%ec