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RADE
VOL. IX, No. 16.J
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$3 PER YEAR.
LSINGLE COPIES 16 CENTS.
NEW YORK, MARCH 20 to APRIL 5, 1886.
TO THE MUSIC TRADE.
THE SUBSCRIPTION PRICE
BROTHERS 1
Grand, Upright & Square
Grand, Upright & Square
PIANOS
PIANOS
Are incomparable in work-
manship and matchless in
tone. They are the best and
most durable instruments in
the world. The prices are
the very lowest at which in-
struments of the highest
standard can be sold, and
those desiring "the best"
should not fail to examine
DECKER BEOS.' PIANO
before purchasing elsewhere.
$3.00 (Three Dollars) per Year,
Copies xscts. Bach.
We do not exchange with musical papers issued by music
dealers.
Our exchange list is limited to only eight newspapers in this
country and Europe.
The MUSIC TRADE REVIEW is the ONLY Music Trade
Paper published in the United States.
The testimony of Manufacturers and Dealers, all over the
country, is to the effect that the MUSIC TRADE REVIEW is
ably conducted, full of valuable information, and serves their
interests faithfully and well.
Axe incomparable in work-
manship and matchless in
tone. They are the best and
most durable instruments in
the world. The prices are
ihe very lowest at which in-
struments of the highest
standard can be sold, and
those desiring "the best"
should not fail to examine
DECKER BEOS.' PIANO
>efore purchasing elsewhere.
WELLES $ BILL, Editors and Proprietors,
33 ONION SQUARE, N.Y.
22 East 17th Street, New York City.
,N.Y.
ESTABLISHED 1823.
CHICKERING & SONS,
PIANOFORTE MANUFACTURERS.
13O Fifth Ave., New York.
152 Tremont St., Boston.