Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-09
- PIANOS -
G.. w. WTBREE


G. w. KTBBEE,
" HO has been for many years located IN Tennessee as
" Tuner aud RepareT OF Pianos, could respectfully call
the attention ofthe musical public the fact that he visited
III Piano Forte Makers sell their Instruments
After spending several weeks in that great metropolis visit
ing the different Manuactuer Of note he came 20 the
eusiOnand who might be Judge in this II Tuner Of
twelve years Is notY-ha the Pianos OF Lghte, Newton
Brsdbns should be preferred TO all otheTs He accordingly
made agreement with them whereby he enabled to far
nh Pianos at retail cost in New York. freight and charges
Edded that every who buys of him may know that
paying for his article than he would be charged
person. This House IS making eny Pianos per week.
much greater number Hn is made BY any other In the
ness OF hnsb both inside out the proof is that they
stand wholly unrvafd These Pianos we're awarded the
frs remum by the ues the Worlds Fair and the Fsr
American Institute in 1853 Among the many Mus-
clans and AmsiIurs who have from time 10 time examined
mended them to their friends are Lowell Mason and Thos
Of Philharmonic Society," N " Theodore Esaed, condue-
Fair of the American Institute in 1885, Leat o. C. Hill
F. H. Nash. Edward Howe, Jr., &c, &c
Geo J. Webb, OF Boston, the welI-knowu and popular
Teacher and Composer, amer examining these
aud tesyiBg their entire superiority opened House in
Boston, the central point Of the renowned Chiskeng,
musical friends and sequainances many oftbem OF the high
| est style and 6nish--S6l0 or $500.
This is the first New York Piano Agency established
Geo r. Brstow New York, the distinguished composer,
mon Society 20 select the Piano that could be made
for their use He gave the preference Lghte Newton &
Bradbuy's large scale all Grand
and purchased one for The use Of the Society
TO hepeOpe Of Middle tennessee The fact that be has
been for many years successful Tuner among them, and
met with and tuned and Repaired Pianos Of every make,
should inspire confidence IN Judgment and the fact that
regu ary visits them twice would show that Is
be 20 that Of any dealer AS TO price quality
fthese PanOs Mr. kbbee exhibits price list descrp-
prices ranging $3.50 $780, their Ware Rooms No.
42i Boome Street, New York. So there be deception
the Pianos are until delivered and be authorized
by Messrs ghte Newton Bradburys give
| ofall their Pianos sold BY him.
Mr. Kbbee also visited well known Melodson Bstab-
lisbeDt Of arbaFt Nesdam q Co No o. East 23d street
New York. and made arrange with them 10 furnish
MelO cons that he sell Them at their New York retail
prices freight added These Instruments have become very
popular in the Eastern ana States, and truly
/ deserve the notice Of all those who are
| Charmed By concord of sweet sounds y
He has also arrangement with the frm OF Firth, Pond
Co. York, which enables him furnish Sheet Music
and Small Musical Instruments at New York prices.
All communications from the country the subject Of
Pianos Melodeons, or Of Tuning and Repairing will be
orders at my residence, opposite Odd Fellows Hail. ad'
| dress through the PUs-ohice,
| TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
on and AFTER wednesday, April 1s 1857, Trains viii run
/ ~ as follows
MAIL d Pass. FRsETIT & Pass.
/ Leave Nashville at 90, A. n. IS, p NJ
Going North. .-
/ Leave ThompsOn's at 30, a. N. b 20 r N.
/ Arrive al Nashville 10 -, A, ". 3, p N.
Passengers from Nashville BY the morning Train will
! Breakfast at Franklin.
stages connect with the Trains at ThompsOn's.
Through Tickets Memphis WaynesborO, Jackson, Tus
cnmba Florence, Columbia and tulasG, be procured
General Stage Office underline Verandah Hotel, Nash
| vile. imIh2I-dtf.l W. on. PERKINS, supt
| NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA
Railroad.
| ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
Departures
EAVE Nashville every Morning Et.......7 Is O'Clock.
/ II Evening at........5 90 -
Chattanooga every Morning Et.,......6 30
Evening st........0 p -
Arrivals.
Arrives at Chattanooga ever Evening 30 O'Clock.
Morning al........5 80
Nashville every Evening at........4 20 -
Morning at........9 IS Il"
The ay Trains at labOma and both connect with
the Train for Manchest aud McnBv vile. Passengers for
Bersheba springs and other points and near McMinn
vii Rarosd should the day Train the connection
by il al TullshOma is direct. H. l. ANDERSON,
Uar95--du Superintendent,