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Cast Metal Pianos.-Every day the use
Of cast iron is becoming more general
bridges are made OF it; steam boats; in Eng
land it is used for roads; and az Liverpool
churches are built of it. Here. in Paris, we
have lately got Pianos, the frame work OF
which is formed Of cast iron, These nstru-
ments have been brought to such perfection
by MN. pleyel and Co, that not only do
they rival, but 10 many particulars, surpass
the best English Instruments. The soldity