Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-01
- PIANOS -
2 2 91V MELODEONsi ~ 3 "
G.. w, RTBBEE

q no has been for many years located Tennessee as
w Tuner and RepargF Of Pianos, would respectfully call
the attention the musical public the fact that he visited
New last for the purpose Of making ARRANGEMENTS
After spending several weeks in that great metropolis visit
ing the different Manufacturers Of note he 20 the
twelve years notY-hat the Pianos Lghts, Newton &
BadbuTys should be preferred to all others He accordingly
made agreement with them whereby he Is enabled
nsh Pianos retail in New York. freight and charges
aaoeo SO tn&. ever ODe OF Ilh may 6no" inAt hS
IS not paying more for MS article than ne would be charged
by the Manufacturers themselves he to visit them
In person. This House making eDy Pianos per week,
much greater number tan Is made BY any other In the
United states aud oT purity and volume Of and hne-
Of finish, both inside and the proof that they
stand wholly unryaltd These Pianos we're awarded the
6rs premium By the uTes Of the Worlds Fair and the Fair
Of the American institute in 1853 Among the many Must
clans and Amateurs who have from time 10 time examined
these Instruments, testified TO their superiority, and recon-
haStlags OF "ofGHlae Geieotltys n T. Imm Ffesldeh1
OF Philharmonic Society, n. Y. Theodore Bshed, eOndue
Fair of the American Institute in 1853, Lesu U. C. Hill,
F. H. Nash, Edward Howe, Jr, &c, &c
Geo }. Wehb, Of Boston, the WelI-knoWn and popular
Teacher aud Com poser amer examining these instruments
aud tesysg their entire superiority opened House in
and within short time sold upws ds Of Forty Pianos TO his
and sequsintances many OfEhsm Of the high
This is the hrss New YORK Piano Agency established
Geo = Brslow New York, the distinguished composer
anist aud pianist authorized by the New YORK bar
monte society 30 select the Piano that ud be made
Bradbury large scale all Others GTand not excepted
and purchased one for the use Of The Society
But MT. kibbee deems il unnecessary multiply words
10 the people Of Middle tennessee The fact that be
with, and Tuned and Repaired iznos Of every
should inspire confidence in his judgment and the fact that
more 10 interest 70 sell them good Piano could
be TO that Of any other dealer As 70 she price and qualify
Ofthese Pianos, Mr. Kbbee exhibits the price list and descr
ton Of the Makers which conans twenty different styles at
prices ranging from $3.50 to $780, at theT Ware Rooms No
s2 Brooms Street, New York. So there can be no deception
pacced with reference 10 price style Of finish although
the Pianos not until Delivered and he is authorized
BY Messrs Lghte, Newton Brsdburys give varanises
Of all their Pianos sold bY him.
Mr.. Kibbee also visited The wsn known Melo5eon Estab-
shmenI OF CsLhart Needham & Co. No 81 East sd street.
New York, and made srangsn with them furnish
MelO that he sell hem al their New York retail
prices freight added These Instruments have become very
popular in the Eastern ana North Weern States and truly
deserve the notice Of all those who are
" Charmed BY concord Of sweet soundsn
He has also an arrangement with tho frm Of Firth, Pond
& New York. which enables him to furnish Sheet Music
and SMALL Musical Instruments a. New YORK pHces'
An communications from the country the subject Of
promptly attended to- Families residing ia the city can leave
orders al my residence, opposite Odd Fellows Hall, sd
dress through the POsi-Ofce,
TENNESSEE AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
on and AFTER Wednesday, April ls 1857 Trains viii run
Going south.
MN q Plss.- FEszIEr Pass
Leave Nashville at 90, 4. NJ IS, p ~
Arrive a. Ih)mpson's7 S. A NJ ~, r NJ
Going North.
Lrave Thompson's at E 30, A Z. 90 P. N.
Arrive at Nashville 10 l3, A. N. 30, Pm.
Passengers f-am Nashville by the morning Train will
Brea kfast al Franklin.
Stages with the Trains at TbOmPsOn's.
Through Tickets Memphis, Wayne bOrO Jackson, les
cnmba, Florence, Columbia and uuisss be procured
Gtthe General Stage Once underline Verandah Hote Nash
vile. imIh2l-itGl W. ON. PERKINS, suP'I
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA
Railroad.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS,
Departures
EAVB Nashville every Morning at........7 IS O'Clock
Il Evening at........5 90 "
&" Chattanooga every Morning at........G 80
Evening at...-....e .
Arrivals.
Arrives at Chattanooga every Evening 30 O'Clock
Morning at........5 80
Nashville every Evening st.,.,.,..4 20
g. Morning al........9 IS
The dav Trains al Tul aHcma and both III
the Train for Manchest rand Mcnnvle. Passengers foT
Bersheba Springs and other points and AcMnn-
VII RAILROAD should take the day Train the connection
By Il al Tullahoma Is direct. Il. /. ANDERSON,
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