, 1865-11-01
MUSICAL REUNION.
Root d. Cady, and the George Sseck d
Co. Piano.

The magnificent music store OF Ncss1s. Root 4
Cady. IN the 0pera HoMsc building, said by many
Of our best Informed citizens to the finest store
In The world, and certainly surpassed by none, was
hst evening the eccne Of 4 <ery pleasant musical
teunion> 1t uhIch nearly one hundred ladies' and
gentlemen, including nasny Of our rnat prominent
professionals and Anateurs wese present
Tbs purity gathered On invitation Of Aessrs. Roof
Cady for the special purpose Of testing the quail
they have recently taken the agency, adding 1t to
Their previously large sock Of musical instruments
unk1,pa in extent. Tzriety and excellence. To
fay that al present expressed themselves as highly
pleased with the instrument would be but faint jns-
uet. Heard by itself the tones were rich purn,
positively delicious; while accompanying with Mr..
dnett, the elect WIS enchanting
The Steck pisno Is model Instrument. It pos.
ses e points 81 e Ill t. sonpsitoss
power, beauty with dencacr Of t6nth- It's tone il
even, silrexy and rounded, the 1oxer notes ch and
ia he npps1 Gpss se50a1kah'e for clear resonance
One great destderstnn m this instrument IL that
IL Is most easily tuned, and when once tuned re-
mains 80 longer than almost any piano get pre-
scented to The public This fact Is chiefly due to
Me excellent mechanical Arrangement Of its wires
which are nrmly secured In their positions By means
Of sE1:ass-spPtsances insensousls constiyed
feature nof Is Sufficient 10 make the Steek piano"
one 10 he eagerly sought afier hy lovers Of good
mnsIC~ Na0 TeFi1lnEe away rom A:fEE Et11e4 a4ft
rot ii hand the facilities otherwise afforded Of IT,
cetyius. frequently the services Of good tunee..
The assertion that In this instrument ere CON-
hne ali the qualities which constitute really per-
icct piano. does not rest with tts makers or thoee
interested IN its 1uauufact1rf SALE II has becn
supported and unhes,sa tnrly trpcated bg suel
renowned nttttts and piansts as Mason, Heller,
Thcmas. Anechut7, Morgan, Bergman, T1mm,
MA.et5rk aoa many othese, whose reputation st.
cures them from the tmputation thai they Wonld
deli, Ct aught but Just and true c1iticism unbiased
by prejudice or fayoridsm. .....
No ODE who has trer oncc struck the keys Of thfe
Instrument can have failed to have ut once sppte-
eiatrd Its uany beanties. To ench it would ha su-
itch vibrations Of lie chords, their great beauty,
| marvellous swcetness, and purity OF expression,
must instantly commend II to the attention Of ali
to whose souls "music hath chatms-" The treble
notee pnte aud ye OF extraordinary body, while
the volume Of the lower register possesses deplh
| and tru quality OF eopnd eqna1ly remarkable
1bese uaitb. with the un<nrrassed evtnne*s and
power Of it, entire scale manifest u The earliest
qnaintanee, ehonltf be and are sufficient to paIAn
| il TO the commencing attention ot every pianist
| The "Steck~ will be found to posecas all ths
| elasticity, uiEpncrs and briNiancT Of Chfekernl
crand. md also that ringing capseity which nai
In any particular are good, and 1one IN eterY
] spect 70 perfect and e1tc1icut Among the m4u,
| purchasers Of the s"Steck" piano who hare pro
noupced 1t to be tho most perfect Instrument The,
had eyer handled, one uaEe will b sufficient to Al
once place It in the first rink ol popular pIAnos-
and that name IL no le4s than that Of KArl Fosmes
| mns,cinn Of undoubted saall And Judgment
| We recommend our musical teAder6 to call ant
examine The steck pisno for Themselves