The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-05

HAsH MUSIC sIoRE-MLslC ar HALF PRICE,
~ New York, January !, ls5S.-Wniam Hall son,
ducs the price Of their entire catalogue and stock OF
ncoTyght music 10 an average Of one-haf its for
prices. In order to aiiod this reduction,
obliged to adopt the cash system aad believe that
oar friends and the public generally wall be even better
SERVED than heretofore by strict adherence to this
principle. In regulating our prices, have adopted
our national currency and have as far possible made
the prices in declmLs The price will be marked
every piece Of music. The copyrights thus: nhe-
duced price cents, and the copyrights thus Copy-
right, centsn All the non-cOpyrght music printed
previous to this arrangement viii be sold at half
The old prices sin liar reduction will be made In in
structon books, &c Since the study Of music has be-
come essential branch Of education, reduction in
the price OF sheet music has been demanded by the
public and we have doubt that the plan we have
adopted will increase sales sufficient 10
In carrying out enterprise to it's fullest extent Our
already contains the works Of the best Euro
pean authors, and viii continue to reprint such
may hereafter be published all Of which will be sold at
less than the prices Of the foreign copies We
VIII continue the manufacture OF pianoortes guitars,
futes &C., and also the importation OF every article Of
musical merchandise, and wil sell for cash only, at
greatly reduced prices Orders from any part OF the
country enclosing the money wiz be promptly and
faithfully attendedto. Wh HALL son,
go Broadway, opposite the Park.
C REAT CHANCE-IIBERAL OFFER. HORACE VA.
~ TIERS, music pu blisher and dealer Of 333 Broad.
way will present New Years gift for 1885, dol
lars worth Of music to be selected from his extensive
catalogue TO those Who will purchase Of him the same
amount previous to the 25th OF this month and viii
forward both gift and purchase post paid lie has also
braled pianos meodeons and musical instruments Of all
kinds, and made TO correspond with the present hard
times All orders promptly attended to.
Af UsIC.-A YOUNG LADY, PUPIL OF THE MOST
l celebrated vocal and tai performers that
have visited the United States and possessing great
tural abilities for nstru citing others win give Lessons
young ladies at her residence l3S Thirty fourth street
between Seventh and Eighth avenues or will atteai at
residences; three months win prove sufficient Terms
in accordance with the times.
nE JsICAL NOTICES.--BANJ0 AND ACCORDION
lyl taught, a and improved method In six
easy lessons Terms 80 in advance Lessons given every
evening Only depot in the city for California diamonds
Professors s. b 4 II. p. JACoBs 407 Broadway.
REw MUSIC" BIRDIING, NY MESSENGER
IN song by Madame Julie Pet,igrew, with beautiful
vignette title page price 80 cents. "ToMorrow
Tomorrow ~ song by John Barnett, with a vigne,te Of
Morris Barnett in character Mons. Jacques the
title page; price 80 cents Music sent by mall post
paid. HORACE WATERS, Publisher, 333 Broadway.
C,PLtNDTD MUSICAL PRESENTs, ,-JULILEN's ngU.
~ minated dance music-The Mario Schottlsche, With
splendid portrait Of Mario 1.-THE only one In the country
the borga Vslsehne portrait Of Gris the West Park
Polsa-splendidy Illuminated the Farewell Valse-mag
nifcena portrait Of Julien; the Freman's Quadrie
psrb pictorial title; the Man Sutaine Polkanove Illus
traton All the above composed for special occa-
sons and bear Julens dedcations and autograph The
set form q magnificent volume, and appropriate pre-
sent, being gems Of dance music. JOHN DAkClE, Ne~
York, and all music sellers.