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Handel's Oratorio of the Messiah. Reoearsal, at J0 A. M.-Stelnway HIalL Madame Parepa
Rosa, Mrs. Zelda Barrison-Segulin, Mr. Win. Casstle, Mr. J. It. Thomas, Mr. L, J. Connolly, New York Harmonic Sodoty and Orchestra. Conductor, Mr. F. -L. Ritter.
TUESDAY, JUNE 4th.
Mendelssohn's Hyiiin of Praise. 46th Psalm. Overture to Othollo.N.
Roeenrsal, 10 A. M. Madame ParepdL-Rosa, Mrs Eme. lino Rood, Madame Raymond Bittor, Mr W. J. Hill, Mr. B. J. ConnlIly, Now York Harmonic Socoety and Orches. tra. Conductor, Mr. F. L. Bitter.
WEDNESDA Y, JUNE 6th-EVENING.
Haydn's Oratorio of the Creation. Rl11o1rsal, 10 A. MN. Madamo Parepa-Rosa, Mr. Goo.
SImps.aa, Mi. J. I. Thomas, Mr. E. J. Connollv, Now York Harmonic S.ciety and Orchestra. Conductor, Mr. F. L. Ititter.
WEDNESDA Y MA TINEE, JUNE 5th.
MIscollanoous Coocecrt. Rehoarsal, 10 A. M. Miss Honriotta Beebe, Miss NetUe
Sterling, Mr. W. J. Hill, Mr. 8.0. canmpbOll, Mr. Alfred H. Pease, Air. 0. W. Coluy, Orchostra Conductors, Mr. Carl Itosa and Mr. G. Matzka.
TH UISDA Y, JUNE Gt h.
Oreliestral Concerts Itohearsal, 10 A. lt. Madame Carmelina Poch, Signcr
Baragl, Signor Bellini, Mr. WVenzel Kopts, MIr. J. N. Pat tisoin, Mr. 0. W. Colby, MIr. G. V. Mlorgan, Full Or chetra. Conductor, Mr. Carl Bergmann.
FRIDA Y, JUNE 7th.
Melldelssohn's Oratorio of Ellijh. Rehearsal, 10 A. M. Madamo Paropa-Rosa, Miss
lHutChiugs, Mrs. EMnelino Iteed, Miss Alico Harrison, Mr. (eo. Simpson, Mr. Jules Lombard, Mr. E. J. Connolly, Now York liarmnOuic Society and Orchostra. Conductor, Mr. F. L. Blitter.
S4TURDA Y, JUNE 8th-Ef VENING.
MscellancoUs Conecrt. Ro'ecarsal, 9 A. M. Madamo Paropa.Rosa, Miss Mlarie
Gilbcrt, Mr. WAlliai Castlo, Mr. S. C. Cam;pbell, Mr. J. N. 'attison, Mr. Alfred H1. Pease, Blr. (0. W. Colby. 1l ull Orchestra, Grafulla Military land. Graham's Drum C orPs. Codluctors: Messrs. Carl Anschutz, G. Matzka and C. & Greffull a.
SA TURDA Y MA TINLEE, JUN-E 8t. '.
Miscellaneous Conc?ert. Rehearsal, 10 A. M. Madame Paropa-Rosa, Mrs. Zelda
lTarrison-.Segin, Mlias Marie Gilbert, Mr. Wim. Casdo Mr. S. C. Caxpbell, Mr. J. N. Pattison, Mr. Alfrod H. l'oase, Mr. G. W. Colby. Coniductors: Messrs. Carl Rosa and G. Matzka.
SUNDA Y, JUNE 9th.
Selections fromn The Prophlet and Stabat MIaster. Overtiure to Jolls thle Inptistq
Ichearsal, It A. M. Madamno Parepa-Rosa, MadaLmo Carineolhua Poeb, Madame NeitaH Testa, Mr. Carl Rtosa, Signor haragli, Signor Bollini, Signor Antonucci. Or cbestra. Conductors: Messrs. Max Maretzok, 0. WV. Mor gan and a. ,tlatzka.
ALL TfIE MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS OF
OLIVER DITSON & CO., BOSTON, May be obtained, at wholesale and rotai of
CHAS. H. DITSON & CO., 711 BROADWAy, NEW YOR1KI.
UNITED STATES XUTUAL,
PIANO-FORTE ASSOCIATION, (Chlart red according to Act of Legislature')
This Associatlon is chbartered for the purpose ol furnishing its members each witlh a Piano-Forte of the fi st class, with all the modern improvements at the cost of manufacture-to be paid for in
monthly installments of $L. All funds, as fast as recelved for subscriptions or otherwise, to be in vested in Plano-fortes; which atleast once in each month are to be distributed to such members as will pay the highest premium for possession of an instrument at once, the sald premiutn to be paid on delivery.of the Piano-forte, alttr whliel only $10 per month-w Ibe required, until the lnstrumiient is pald for at the orlilnal cost.
Non-subscrlbers of the Assoclation Nvho wish to avail themselves of its advantages in getting its Piano-fortes can do so by paylng in cash the cost of an Instrument and an advance of $10.
By the foregoing it Ivill be seen-:
1st. That you are sure of egttlng a first-class Plano-forte-warranted In every particular-at the lowest possible price-sayat $360, which class of instrtiments are generally sold at $600.
2nd. That you can get an instrument costing $360 at once by paying a small premium of perhaps $20 to $30, and the installment of $10 per monith aftorwards until the $360 is paid, whlich is less than an instrumnent of t.e same class can be rented.
3d, That there can be no risic, as all moneys are invested in Piano-fortes as fast as received, wlhlch are distributed to the subscribers montlhly, hence It Is one of the safest inst.tutions in the country.
4th, That one-hailf the premium paid for the immediate possessiOI of the instrument, will prob ably be sufficient to pay all expenses-office-hlire advertising-printing, and Interest oa money ad vanced, &o.
Cth. That as all the faunds for promiimns and profits on instruments. sold to non-subscribers, after paying expenses, go into the gener.l ftund consequently, as it belongs cqually to every sub scriber, those wlho clhoose to wait for tlheir iustrn
ment wvill recelve credit for tlhelr sh'are of sLid funds which will accumulate monthly until p rhiaps -before the expiration of three years tlhey will be cntitled to an instrument at less than one lhalf or one quarter the orlglnal cost-besides making it one of tlhc best of investments for small sullms-as the shares will increase from 10 to 15 per cent.
Subscrlption books are open at the Offic3 of the Association, Nos. 1 and 2 CLINTON HALL, Astor Place, and Eihlltll Street.
The Managers have permission to refer to the followlng liglhly respectable gentlemen and mer caiit-le firms in tllis Clty-lwhleh they trust will be a sufficlent assurance of tlheir lhonior anid integrity in conlductling the Luterests of the Association.
Gen. J. M. Varlan, 60 St. Mark's PIace. Hon. S. S. Randall, City Superintendent of Public Instruic tioni. Honi. Horace Greeley. Gen. Cllnton B. Fisl, (late of Freedimian's Bureau,) Vice Presldent of
Metropolitan Insurance Co. James W. Gerard, Esq. Rev. M. S. Hiutton, D. D. Gen. Chas. W. Sanford, Attorney at law. Rev. Chas. Sehramm, D. D. Br. Christopher Prince, 157 lOtlh street. Dr. Simion Hirsch, 407 Lexington Avenuie. Rev. Wasl inton Rodnian. Rev. 1. G. Blinn. E. S. Jaftay &
Co., dry goods, 350 Bmoudway. W. A. Ransomii & Co., boo's and s"oos, 384: & 386 Broadway. Tlhomans M. Lr al. & Co., Cltllllhn, 311 Brondwry. H. Beortil e mer, Esq., late B`rni einicr & Bros., 87 ClhaLiibers Stroet. Bulrcha.nd Wniitney & Co., fan.y goods, 326; Froadway. H. MI. Silvrmllan, hants, cups and frs, 524 aridl 526 Brzadwry~ Coughilan t Btundle & Co., hlats anld o?ip, 1: Broadway.
CHIlCKERING &ASONS'
Grand, Square and Upright
PIANOFORaTES HAVE BEEN AWARDED
SIXTY-FIVE FIRST CLASS PREMiUMS,
Gold and Silver ledals,
OVER ALL COMPETITOR S
- At the Principal Fairs in this Country, and a
. PRIZE MEDAL
AT THE
WORLD'S FAIR, LONDON,
In Competition with the best Makers in this Country and
-Europe.
That thte great superio2ity of these
Pianos is still universally conceded is abund
Rntly. proved by the very flattering letters and
testimonials received durincg the past few monthis
fr'om the mnost celebrated Pianofoi'te
Makers and Leading Ar tists in Eu
rope.
AND
UPRIGIIT PIANOS,,
FULL AWAOifF GAIODGE, ThftE CIKl8QHS8
AND ALL
MODERN IMIPROVEMENTS.
Every Instrument made by us is fully Warranted
WARE ROOlMS.
652 BROAD VA Y, NE JV WY ORK1.
246 WASHINGTON ST., BOSTON.
illustratted Catalogues sent on arpplica'zon.
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' G:ROVESTEEN .&''GO.,''I PIANO- FORTE MANUFACTURERS,l
-499 -BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
The attention of the public and the trade is Invited to our, NEW SCAL'rE SVER OCTAV RosEwooD Pwio-FonMs which for volume and purity of tone are unrivalled by any hitherto offered in this market. They contain all the modern improvements, French, grand action, harp pedal, frame, over-strung bass, etc., ad each d instruient being made under ihe porsonal supervision of -Mr. T. H GEovESTEEN, who has had apractcalexrperience of over thirty years in their manufaoture, Is fully' warranted in every particular.
TEHE "GROVESTEEN PIANO-FORTE received 4hq highest awzd of merit over all others at the Ceebrated Vorld's . Fair, where were exhibited instruments frora ',es best makers In London, Paris, Germany, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Boston and Xe# York ; and also at the Amican Institute for fAve successive years, the gold and silver m6dals from both of which: ca be seen at our warerooms th
By the introduotion of improvements wve make a still more perfect Piano.Forte, and bymanufacturinglargely, with a strictly cas system, are enabled to offer these instruments at a price which wil preclude all competition.
*- T!ERlU_N'et Cnal, In Gurrent Iun(ls. Descript-0eCirculars sentfree.
. 7 ~GE4; . (2W ALU.JN G)E: 1C 1 JNDE R
MANUFACTURER AND REPAIRER OF
VIOLINS CELLOS' AND DOUBLE-BASSES, 174-NXINT STAEET, opposBI e 1a XJble House, 1ew Yoe. ...
TO NWHOM WAS AWARDED THE FIST PRIZE MEDAL AT E LODON BITIQN IN 1851.
THE FIRST PREM1UM. -
PELOUBET CABINET;' ORGANS, AWARDED-A GOLD MEDAL,
As the beet Cabinet Orgals," by the American Insttute,
Oot 1865, over Mason & ,Hamlin mdall other competit orE, boing pronounced puperlor in QUALfTY, VARETY, AND POWER OF TONE, and in number of COMBMIA
TIONS; with very superior Pedal. Price lists forwarded
FPBLOUIETq, PELTON & CO.,
- ,.Man ufcturers.
WAXEROOMS, wholesale and retal, .841 BROADWAT Now York.
0 R..G A..13 U, I L D I N'. .... OR G-A;N BUILDING.
*ORQAN. .BUILDER, 124 WEST 35Tu STREET,
Noair Broadway, Now4ork.
v ~~~Manuatue of
CHURCH AND PARLOR ORGANS Reping, tuning te, carefully and promptly at
tended to.
EUGENE THAYER, SOflO OflO-.ALPSST.
Mr. T. will devote Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
to Pupila. Address at MUSIC HIATL Boston, MXss.
* -
S. . 3 . MIX .L . S
176 East 41st Street.
"STODART'' PIANO. FORTES.
STODART & MORRIS, N0. 684 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
Coner of Great Jones strot,
MANUrFACTURERS OF THEE CELEBRATED.
"STODAR'T" PIANO FOlRTES.
Square, Grand & Piccolo or Cottao Piano Fortes.
Plain and Ornamental Cases.
Xi additlbn to the peouliar merits that have won for the Instruments theit enviable reputation, they comprise all the
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS Possessing ay real merit.
For Purity of Tone, Delicacy of Touch, Durability, and their capacity for enduring the tivageef Severe Olimatos,a the "frn &" Pxno FoaTi stands unrivaled.
The Pianos of, the above manufacture have stood tEhe test of more-thina;ia quarter of a century.
For the superiority of these oelebrated instruments, the niauniu1tuers are at liberty to refer to over
FIFTEEN "THOUSAND families whohave them in use, in nearly eerypart of the civilized world. .
Payties abroad favoring -us With - tbelr --orders can rely upon b6in a's tel 6served ar if they were to make a selec tion in person, sad. at moderate prices and satisfactory tet* ; :- -.W1t
.G.SCHIRh R,. (5ucc_sor to BEEIIT& MiSOHRfl).
..'IMPORTERS & DEALERS IN
FOIEBPT & AMERICAN SIC:, Music Paper, -trings, Portfolios, &o.,
Depot of ERAAD'S GRAND AND COTTAGE PIOS.
0;rcuatissg lMuic Library,
No. 70i BROADWAY, New York.
REMOVAL.
SHERWIN ...& HER-BERT;
;NEtW &D SECOND-HAND. P . A
, N -.. : T PIANO-"F.ORTEFS,
Cabinet Or'gans, .Atelodeons, ce.,
543 BR OADWAY,
.,(Nat Da 's Museum,) NEW Y' E .
Pianos or rgams to let, or sold on monthly payments.
All orders for choice selections of New music, or the
purchase of any article in the Trade, will receive faithful attention.
W. F. SHERWIN, GEO. W. HERBERT Late of Late with
Firth's Music Store2' W. A. Pond & Co. and T. 8 Berry.
TRINITY PARISI.
TWO CANTORIS AND TWO DECANI BASSES Are required for the
CHAPEL OP ST. JOHN, Txiiilty Paish.
They should be acquainted with the Cathedral Music of
the Episcopal Church, and read gtusio with facility.
For Terms and Duties apply to
GEO. . HERBERT, 548 Broadway, (Tht I0oor.)
GREAT SOUL IN A SMALL BODY.
MATHUSHEK PIANOS. By a recentinvention of WM f Frederick Mathushek (Tn
NzW PATENT EQULIZING- ScALE wITH IINARt BRIDGE), the power of the -Piano is'so greatl increased that n in. strumnent of little more than HALF TEs USUALs IZE, and LESS THA ONE-THIRD THE WEIGHT, iS in tone, volume; brilliancy, and all oth er respects, equal to tbat of the best fuIl-Pize&Pi0nos. This is demonstrated in the COLIBRI PIANO, four feet nine Inches long, two feet eight inches wide, yet having seven full ootaves. THE ORCHESTRAL PIANO, (ordinary sizp), by-the same arLangement equals a Concert Grand. THE PARLOR GRAND, Harp Form, and 'THE CONCEI?r GRAND. possess qualities hitherto unattained in instrumoeits of .this cla5s. B The peculiar construction secures the greatest durability and longest c6ntdnuance "in tune."
Musicians, amatours, and those, desiring to purchase, are invited to cell and examine. Send for Illustrated Cir cular, ghowing the features-of thei vention, an& the roa sons for its oxcellenco.
9;. EAST TWENTY-THIRD STREET. (ESTABLISHED 18416,)
Aro the olcles manufacturors of Improvod Reeod Instruments in the United States, and aro the invantors anti p3tentees of the essential improvements made in this class of instruimonts uip to tho proeont date.
Duirlng tlhis perlol they havo nianuftactured a vast numbor of instrnments of all styles; tZsnad sJherever Utey have been exhibited in competitiont with Ute instrsements oJ other mkccrs, they have invariabty taken the highest premium.-a
At tho last FAIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE,
Tlhose instrumonts woro considerod by tlhO Judges abovo competition, and giving tho orJlinary prizo to snotlier firm, thoy created a N7W CLASS uEzrwu, and prosontod to CARHART & NEEDHIM,
A " SPECIAL" GOLD MEDAL, now and hitherto unswarded tostimonial of excellenco.
4Z-IIlustrated Catalogucs and Price List sont by mail.
IKRlAUSIIAAR & CO. MANUFACTURERS OF
PI A N O F O R T E S,1 No. 19 West Houston St.,
Near Broadway, Now York. ANTON KRAUSHAAR
TOBTAS IIAMM, CHAJLES J. SCHONEMANN.
GEORGE STECK & CO., HAD THIE UNPRECE:DENTE D TRIIUMPH TO 13D AWARDiD TWO PRIZES AT ONCE,
THE GOLD AND SIVER MEDAL, At the Fair of tho American Insti1to, Oct., 1865. (boing of tho Tory latest dat,) for Gen
eral Suporiority of their
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS. ?First promium rocoivod over all compotition, when and wherever exhibited. Snd
for Circulars.
WAREROOMS, 141 EIGHTH STREET, OPPOSITE CLINTON HALL, NE W YORK.
THE GREAT MEERSCHAUM HOUSE.
K A NEW ENTERPRIZE. WVe bog to olx the attontioh of our readers to the fact that
POLLAK & SON, Ma nufacturcrs of Moerschaum Goods, who first introduced into this country this
branch of industry, in 1857, have erected a
NEW STORE, No. 27 JOHN STREET,
For the convonienco.of Smokers down towvn, Jorsey, Williamsburg and Hoboken.
Tkey will still keep their
OLD STORE, 692'BROAD WAY, near 4th St. They will lavo constantly on hand, in both stores, the finest selection of goods,
genuine and warranted. Any kind of pipo and cigar holder made to order. Ropairing done at the most moderate prices.
"PIMNOmFOlRTE ORIENTALE," IN MAGNIFICENT CASES OF
JET AND GOLD. We have now on exhibition at our wareroom, some of our finest Piano-fortos in th
highly ornamental style of case, which is now first introduced by us.
They surpass in brilliancy ofoffoct any previous styles, and will commend themselves to our woalthier citizens, who aro respectfully invitod to call and examino them.
A. H. GALE & CO., 107 EAST TWELFTH STREET.
NEW YORK
PIANO-FORTE COMPANY. MANUFACTURERS OF
qra;rLci arncI Squ&cxr&
394 Hludson Street, New York.
KIALDENBERG & SON, The only Exhibitors to the Paris Exposi
tion, 1867 of,
FINE MEERSCHAUM PIPES, Any dosign, Portraits,
Monograms, &e., mado to order. AMBER WORK we mnale a specialty of. WVO havo constantly 6n hand tlho flnost selection
of PIPES aud HOLDERS in tho country, at most oquitablo prices.
PLEASE SEND FOR CIRCULARS. N. B.-Repairlng, Boiling, Mounting,
&G., &c., also attended to, and every thing repaired is warrantod satisfactory. Every aLrtiole sold is strictly as roprosentod, stampod anld warranted genuino.
4 and 6 JOHN STREET, Near Broadway, N Y.
First floor up stairs.
HORATIO WORCESTER, ?JANUFAOTUnta OF THE OELEDflTED
HING-E-PLA TE
PIANO-FORTES 14th Street, Corner 3d Avenue.
Thel Ilnge-Plate Piano has booee rocently Introduicedi by MIlr. Worcestor, and has re coived theo miost flattering testimonials from Gottsclsalk, Mason, Mlills, Samdcrlsoin, Ptattison, and mainxay othors, and fr'om the most distinguiislhod critical auitlhorities of tlho Press. The Hingo-Plate imlproves tlho tone in sympatlotic sweetness, and adds dohible to tleo power of tho instrutmenit. A choice assortment of tlhose flie instruigont8 constantly on hand.
Tho death of thu Senior Partner of the Airm of
ARTARIA & FONTAINE, PRINTSELLERS AND PUBLISHEIRS,
And tho advanced age of the suiviving partners, without a successor to the business, have induced the proprictors to offor the samO for sale.
For particulars apply to
ARTARIA & FONTAINE, MANNHEIM, GERMANY.
$ 3 , OD CO OD A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, aged 33, thoroughly activo and experienced in business,.
A wouold give $3,000 to any porson who would enaile him to obtain a permanent position, affording a salary from $2,500 to $5,000 per annum. He Is a graduate of German and Fronch Uuiversitios, and has especially and thoroughly invostigated the treasures of Engineo:ing and Manufacturing Studies at the Paris " Ecole Centrale."
Address, BOX 34, UNION ?QUARE P. 0.
JUST PUBLISHED.
Tr H :E E E N E W SP %Z!fGSy THR:EE NEWO WASONGS, :M. IIX TIW3LV C:. %% f3)W
THIE ROVING, RESTLESS STREAMLET, THINE EYES, MY LOVE,
THE HAPPY TEARS DOWN-FALLING, AS SUNG BY MRS. HENRY C. WATSON.
G. SCIIIRMER, 701 Broadway.
4t BrocLway, a av
"These Machines malke thoe LOK
STIrCH, and rank high on account of the
ElLASTICITY, PERMANENCCE, BEAIUTY,
and general desirableness of the Stitching
whon cone, and tao wide range of its appli
cation."-REronT OF AmERICAN INSTITUTE.
KINDT & MANZ, Manufacturers of First Class
GRAND and SQUARE
WAREIROOMS,
No. 865 BROADWAY,
New York,.
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