New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-29
sALxsnoons REMOVED to No. 5ss BROAD.

| SALRsROOMs REMOVED to No. SOC BROAD.
wAr-Ths MASON 4 HAxLIS CAs,SEr ORGANS, 10 cases o.
Rosewood Carved Rosewood, Ebony engraved and gilt
Plain Black Walnut Carved Black Walnut Dsppled Walnut
1 Plain Oak. Carved Oak, &c.
ionabs for pvss nse and even more extensively p.sd an
the They capacity for both secular and sacred
music the purity and richness OF their tones the great variety
OF which they cspabe aud their elegance pecr Of fur.
nore are securing their rapid introduction In the drawing
Of the best musical cles, while the low prices at
which some OF the styles in plain cases arc Afforded ADAPT
tber to the widest use.
nnm meodeon which the modern panoorte bears 70 the
nne Of odep tmes Its volume and besuty OF tone and
and degree Of attention and favor from musical cou
which fave before been given to any instrument
| Of this class.
Among those who have publicly recognized the sterling
qualities of the M.sos AxLx CABskI OHaAss arc WIG !,
pronounce them suPyRO kvRRr orHKH INSTRUMENT OF
their class in the world large portion OF the most emf
nen orsanists, pinists and musicians in tho country
i" Is the universal opinion Of the musical profession says
The Ncp- York Tribune, tha, Mes.s Mason iiamln have
succeeded in making better small instrument than any Other
the organ kind that no such mechanical WORK Of the And
These instrument. represent tho highest accomplishment.
OF industry In this department. The Boston fdreri'
adding this net only our opinion but the unanimous YER
at Ia" writes DR. Prime Of The y.o York ob'errer "a
glorious instrument for the temple Of service 80 readily Sc
service. Of the refined aid sstidious"
Mr. Goschsk. the celebrated pianist declares it worthy
high praise has received and to md ts way into
every household Of taste and refinement which can possibly
| afford its moderate expense"
The manufacturers respectfully invite musical professors
and amateurs to examine these instruments and form their
own Judgment respecting them Those shO arc not cosn
zant Of the progress which NJ and H. recently made In
III. es:, Of but be sDsa N
and those whe have been pudced against all such nsirs
ments will be likely to have such pjudces removed
Among those who have kindly expressed their high APP
probation of the MASON nAxLIs CABINET ORGANS
and publicly declared them the best instruments Of their
class in the world, such well known organlsts and
artists OF New York City as BERGx. Braun, CUTLER.
DAVIS EryELD, FsADEL. GoLDBEcx. 0orrscH.Ix
MAGRATH WILLIAM Mason. MAREIIEx Mills. MosgS
THAI, MoRaAS, sAsDsRsos SMITH, STorPEL, STRAKo'cH
THOMAS, TIMN, Wells WoLrsoBS ZuSpEL. together with
hundreds Of Others in other principal cities including large
portion Of the most distinguished musicians Of the whole
country.
CAUTION TO PuRcHAsERs-Tho MASON HANLIy CABI-
NIT OCEANS derive their superiority alone greater
exceeD Of material and but also n
from the employment Of pecusIites Of construction which,
being patented cannot be ued by other makers Every in
made by NJ II. bears upon its board the
words in full Mason HANLIS CABINET ORGAN"
Circulars with fun particulars and list OF styles and prices
(which very from sl0 to 200 each) sent free Ware
rooms In NewYork removed to the marble building No.
596 Broadway. two doors above the Metropolitan Hotel