Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-04-26
NAsH MUSIC AND PIANO STORE
HORACE WATERS,
No 323 Rro,d,vu, New York of uosItc 10

TASH MUSIC AND PIANO STORE
HORACE WATERS,
No. 333 Broadway, New York, oiposite To
the Combin nation
MUSIC AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES
Notwithstanding the Combination Of Music
Dealers to ke,p up the prices of non-c"pyish'
music agiiusi the interests Of Naiiy. C'anp.-
crs. nni th .ir refusal "a extend To MIR. Wa'crS
tne cou'tesier ol the trade, he - making VA
mense sties-haying abundant evidence that he
hrs pubic cOunicaance ani support ~ his "pro'
81 ion To the Great Monopoly, anc ~ ms rilo''s
to aid Native Talent aud adopt the National
Currency. His stock oi American and EuiOii'
can Music is immense, aud the catalogue ~ his
own public uians IL Of The larges' and best
selected IN the United States. lie hnSa'so
IA ,de great Reduction in the Prices Oi Pianos,
Melodrous, aud Musical Instruments Of all
kinds. Superior toned IL Octave Pianos i.r
Sl75, $500, aud S22j, interior OF ~ good quail
ity and instruments as strong and ~ durable ~
those which cost $500. Pianos ol Every vare-
ty ot style and price. up to 2 l0Io, comprising
those Of Ten different manufactures among
them the celebrated iupdem improved Horace
Wdc(s' Pianos, and the first premium Holean
Pianos OF f.. Gill,e,t & Co.'S make Owners m
ths Hplran Iatent). Second hani Pianos ai
great bargains. .P,iccs from NO to SIoo -
Alclodeous from Five different manulactorles,
including the well known >. ID. & IL. W.
Smiths Nelodcons, Cuned the e'Iua irinpeTa-
mrnt. } The Best Make ia the Uniied Siaies.-
Price, \ -, $50, S75, 500, Sll5, Tl2o,ssr3o.
$50 smiths Double Bank NcIod, ons 500.
Each Piano aud Melodcon guaranteed. The
best terms to the trade, schools, &c. " l-2 per
cent 0iscount to Clergymen and Churches. al
orders promptly attended to-. Music sent 10 all
parts Uf the country, post paid, at the reduced
rates. General aud Select Catalogues and
Schedules OF prices Of MIsica instruments Tor.
warded To anv address ifee OF charge. To 5'n
tINilE trustees Of the African Methodist Ep's-
i coial Church in this clty, feel exceedingly
anx xous 10 complete their church build,ng, COME
menced year since and now exposed to decay.
The importance of some plice ot worship sui
Gcently large 10 accOmp Oduc The large numbcr
of co,orvd persons who collect here in the sum-
mer, is severely felt, md the poverty OF the
church obligGs them To depend principally upon
the generosity OF the public, for means 10 com
mcnce the woik. They have an offer of loan
of y 800 Tor that purpose, provided they can re-
alse a like amount IN any other way, when
together, will enable them to raise and cover the
riiidn3, after which they expect to COMPETE 1t
without further aid, ani as rapidly rs their
means Will allow.
With this view one Of their number will call
upon our citizens TO ascertain what amount can
be realized from their phanlhrcpy, and with
assistance from other churches of the same de-
nomination clsew here, they hope to occupy it
early 10 the coming summer. No sums OF mo-
ney sub.crbed viii be called for unless the
whole ,uno IN, required is realised, and IN order
To ensure the proper disposition of receipts II -
requested that no money be paid unless receipted
for 10y IL. u. HAZARD, Jr.
Treasurer and Agent,
m27 l37 Ihnmes'