
BOSTO]Vs 

Published by OLIVER DITSON & 

PHILADA. CINN. NEW YORK. 

C. W. A. TaCHPLEB. JOHK ClIUBCII, C. II. DITSOIV & CO. 


CO., 277 Washington St. 

BOSTON. CHICAGO. 

J. C. Haynes & Co. Lyon & Healy. 







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NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC FOR THE PIANOFORTE. 


Vocal. 

American Hymn. 

Speed our Republic, 0 Father on high ! 

Lead us in pathways of justice and right, 

Ruli-ra as well as the ruled, one and alt. 

Girdle with virtue, the armor of might. 

Annie Dear. _ _ 

Are you coming Annie coming. Keller. 
Birds will come again. J- H Thomas. 

Handsome illustrated title. 

Brighl Beyond. (Alto or Bass.) 


KeUer. 30 


30 

30 

40 


Two Little Pairs of Boots. 


Pixley. 30 


Howe. 


35 

40 


G. Lyle. 35 


80 

40 


35 

30 

35 

50 


85 


Charming Young Widow. (Comic.) Gove. 

Lithographed Picture title. 

From over the Wave. 

A beautiful melody. \ rr 

Gentle Amy Lee. (Song and Chorus.) 

I have a little Sweet heart, J, Thomas, 

Fine Lithographed title. 

“ O, I hare a little sweetheart. 

With brow like the drifted snow. 

And cheeks like the early peach-bloom, 

And looks like the sunsets glow.” 

Til never forget thee, Dear Mary. Bishop. 

Let me fold thee close Mavoumeen. Keller. 
Little Jim. (Pathetic Ballad.) C. A. White. 

O'er Graves of the Loved Ones. (Song 
and Chorus.) Pr. Ordway. 

Beautiful Lithographed title. /t-, . \ 

0, My Heart goes Pit-a-Pat. (Duet.) 

As sung with great success in the 
“ Naiad Queen.” 

“ 0 my heart goes plt-a-pat, 

0 my brains go whirling, 

And my brow throbs nib-a-dob. 

That’s my case precisely, 0.’* 

0, Meet me once More at the Pine. G. Lyle. 40 

A Tery pretty ballad. 

Eolnn Red Breast. As sung by Anna 
Bishop. Colored Title. 

Sailor's Wife; or, “ I’ve a Letter from thy 
Sire, baby Mine.” As sung by Parepa. 
Soft Evening Air. (Song and Chorus.) 

W.L. Hayden. 

Softly o'er the Rippling Waters. (Song 
and Chorus.) J- R- Thomas. 

Something Sweet to think of. (Song and 
Choru.s.) Dr. Ordway. 

Tell me darling, that you love me. (Sere- 
nade and Chorus.) Dr. Ordway. 

I “ Tell me darling, that you lore me. 

While the moon is shining bright! 

And the stars are looking on thee. 

Whisper, dear one, sweet good night.” 

There is a Pair of Little Hands. (For 
Contralto or Baritone.) Keller. 

This World is full of Beauty. Grannis. 

** This world Is full of beauty 
As other worlds aboTe ; 

And if we did our duty 
It would be fuU of lere.” 

While the Days are going hy. Pixley. 


w Two little pairs of boots to-night, 

Before the fire are drying, 

' Two little pairs of tired feet 

In their trundle bed are lying.” 

What Norah Said; or, The Reply to 
« Norah O’Neal.” W. F. Wellman, Jr. 

With a beautiful lithograph title. 

When lovers say Good Night. (Serenade.) 

As sung by .Brignoli. Finely tinted 
lithograph title. 

Instrumental. 

(E Easy. M. Medium. D. Difficult.) 

Abdallah March. (E.) ,,, 

American Hymn. Transcription (1*^) C. K. 
Beautiful Star. Transcription (M.)-RicAar(&. 60 

Beware Waltz. (E.) Knight. 40 

Blue Bird Polka Redowa. (E.) ad 

Orystcd Gems. A Collection of Easy ana 
Brilliant Polkas, Waltzes, Marches, &C. 
Composed and arranged by Kinkel, each 30 

1. Fairy Footsteps Walts. ” w.i™ t.i. Pnika. 


60 


30 


30 


35 


30 

351 


2. Snowflake Polka. 

8. Charming Schottische. 

4 . Romping Galop. 

6. Silver Star Schottische. 

6. Fairy Mazurka. 

7. Soldier Boy’s March. 

8. Mabel Waltz. 

9. Sweet Kiss Polka. 

10. Rosy Cheeks Schottische. 

11. Runaway Galop.- 

12. Hilda Waltz. 

Dexter Waltz. 

Dream March 


13 Fairy Tale Polka. 

14. Sunbeam Schottische. 

16. Whirlwind Galop. 

16. Leap-Y.ear Quickstep. 

17. Whispering Lore March. 

18. Tambour March. 

19. Belgravia Waltz. 

20. Silver Shower Polka. 

21. My Darling Schottische. 

22. First Impression Walts. 

23. Fast Boy’s Galop. 

24. Cornflower Walts. 

Turner. 30 
Smith. 30 
“ Seven OctavesT 60 


(E.) 

• (E.) 

Dying Poet. (D.) 

Flee as n Bird. Transcription (M.) Grobe. 50 
Les FiM (The BiUows.) Waltz. (M.) 

Disbecker. 40 

Grande Duehesse. Fantasia.(M.) 2nos. TFe&. 75 
Light Step Polka. (M.) F. H. Brown. 35 
Little Maggie May. With brilliant Varia-. 

tions. (M.) Wyman. 60 

Mossy DeU Waltz. Vignette. (E.) Turner. 40 
Northern Pearl. Nocturne, with beautiful 
Vignette. Cloy. 40 

Orfa Grande Polka. (M.) “Seven Octaves.” 60 
0 would I were a Bird. With brilliant 
Variations. (M.) A. P. Wyman. 60 

Prairie Rose Waltz. (^.) Turner. 30 

Redemption PoUca Elegarite. (M.) Hofer. 50 
Robin and Cricket Mazurka. (M.) Pattison. 50 
Serenade. Nocturne. (D.) Marston. 50 

Song of the Robin. Romance. (M.) Warren. 60 
Sunrise Mazurka. (M.) Pattison. 60 

TeU me Darling PoUca. (E.) Dr. Ordway. 35 
Wandering Sprite. Vignette. (M.) 

Engelbrecht. 60 

Zenobia PoUca. (E.) Turner. 30 





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[The Echo of the 'Whip-poor-will may be repeated by 



Composed by H. MILLARD, 

Anther of " Viva 1' America," “'Why does my heart still dgh," eto. 
another Toice at a distance, or in another room, with very fine effect.] 





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2. ’Tis said that whatever sweet feelings 

May be throbbing within a fond heart, 

When list’ning to whip-poor-will’s singing, 

For a twelve-month will never depart ; 

^0 then we will meet in the woodland, 

Far away from the hurrying throng, 

^nd whisper our love to each other, 

When we hear the first whip-poor-will’s song. 
Whijp-poor-wiU, &o. 


8. And in the long years of the future, 

Though our duties may part us awhile, 

And on the return of this evening, 

We be severed by many a mile ; 

Tet deep in our bosoms we’ll cherish 
The afiection so fervent and strong. 

We pledged to each other this evening, ^ 

When we heard the first whip-pcor-will’s song. 
Whip-poor-vM, &o. 


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C A T O O- XT E IV XT iVI rj E Tt E O U It 


CHOICE very POPULAR MUSIC 

Published by OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston, Mass. 

NOTE —All the pieces In the Catalognes nambered 1, 2, 3. and 4, have nn established repntatlon, and consequently any person ordering from these lists will be sure of getting TaKng 

aod Popular pieces. Any of tlie numbers of the:*e Catalogues can 1*0 bad ou application. 


AssasrrvTiONS. — Pieces and sonfi:^ nre nnmberel from 1 to 
7, HccarUitig to difficulty. Tne e pieces, for Iteginner-', 

like m itv are marke 1 1. Counuo i >I .rcht.8, Qun-k« 

step-*, &c., are 2. More difficult dance muhic. like 

m)4tof tuitof 3crau-«i(, an I su>:li inxrcae.4 a.i MiitMitnl) front 
Fiu^t, are 3. Pieces about as difil’uU a" “''lie Maiden’s 
Priver”are4; eomewbat more difiBcuIt pieces are 6: sncli 
one^ asTaalberg’s “3«reel flome'’ are 6. an I tae more difficult 
pleum of 1 Li-izt, Tb ilberg, &c., are 7. 

A capital latter marks fie kev, a-*, B, 0 sharp. Dft. &c. A 
fltoaU Ramaa letter rairk-i the highes*. inte (<»fa vo«tal piece), 
If oa th I staff, but a i Untie letter i< u««d, if the note is ubore 
the staff. Ca. meaas tuit tue sojg has a Cuorus. 


Instrumental. 


FAVORITE MARCHES & QUICKSTEPS. 

Ch iileii;re M irHi. 2. F .11 Kh-hn. a30 I 

Peter’s Ui^riiiaii I Mircii. 2. E6.. W. C. Peters, 3.') | 

MidiTuiit Much. 2. ti Lei/n 30 i 

Le Uevri. Q.iickstop .3. C. Weutivorth. .30 

Fredonia .Mircli. 2- /ih D. W. Lothrofi. 3.3 

F^••i!eo^^a fJrnnd Vlarch. 2. A....N^. AT fJaron. .30 

Bayoiix Quiok-itep. 2. F.6 W. t\ Glipm. .30 

Alculdin “ 2. G T. <oiner. 30 

Iron B iots “ 2. F C. E. Pennett. 35 

Prize B inner “ 2. 1) D. 11. Ilnskell. 3.5 

Hiirlilau'I March & Q'ste.p. 2. F.../. W. Tamer. 30 

H To’s Quickstep. 2. G II. Schmidt. 30 

Warrior’s rriumphal March. 3. 'Bh.T. 11. Home. 40 

Villajre (Jiiicksrep. 2. C T, C, Bartlett. 30 

Military M irch fiom "Faust.” 3B^.i4 Dtnment. 3.5 

Minf*r’s Qiickstep. 2. E6 A. E. Holmes. 2.5 

L*i Grau'lo Oachosso March. 3. 15..../?. Mack. 40 
Chsmoairnc Charlie Q’step. 2. C. Arr. I»y .30 

Capt. -Tinks. Quickstep. 2. B/i. “ “ 30 

Mo'e »ni,r<*iiin ■ haTft mOTcI to the above eirs 
than con'd >v“ll ha oonnt«d. Tlieoldef*t among them 
do not lose their popularity. 

TWO BRILLIANT WALTZES. 

Flvint; Trapeze, Waltz. 3. C G.T.vh. 35 

SuinmerNonn. “ 2. F E. Mack. 40 

Fine Lithograph title. 

FAVORITE POLKAS. 

Gol(lf*n Rohin Polka, 3 E N. Bosquet. 35 

Pet Hohin Polka, .3 G J. 11. McNau^hion. 60 

Flue colored Vignette. 

Swinirini; Polka, 3 E^i T. Baker. CO 

Fine • olored Vignette. 

New Ativil Polka. 3 F Parloiv. 40 

Partriili'e Polka. 3 G Koppiiz. 40 

The a'jovw are o'iar«ctenf*tio pieces. Tho Robin pol- 
kas liiive sweet Inrl rail i in tiioui. tlio Swinging Polka 
hiR a Rwiu'ilng moTeuient, tbo Anvil Polka fon> ds 
best with h immer uccomp miment, nnd the Portridce 
Polk 1 brings i.i i he whistle of the Quail. The picture 
titles ure very attractive. 

Spirit of Air. Polk i. 2 B6 E. l^lach. 40 

Fiue lithograph title. 

Uu Mari Saye. Polka 4. C and F. 

‘■/.a BtUe ndene." 40 

A sort of Polka with v.iriatiODS. 

Grand Polk i d ! Concert. 5 A IL Morey. 60 

A powerful piece. 

FAVORITE GALOPS. 

Bri^rhtest Eyes. Galop 3. G. . TP. II. Schnhze. 35 
'I'rah-tr.d). Galop. 2. A . * , .E. B. IJelmsmuller. 35 

Yp'itanti Galop. 2. BA.... ('. Xfrrnhii. 30 

Love, lOcasure jmhI Mirth. Galop. S.Helmsmuller. 3.5 

Hurrah Sm in (Jalon. 3. F 35 

Five Mide*.i\Vttke Oalops. 

Little Red Ridlii-^ Hood Galop. 2. C. .E. Mack. 50 

Very pretty title. 

Loiifr Branch Galop, 2. F. Arr. hy J. S. Knight. 30 
liiCruduces “Oa the Beach atNewport.” 

Not for J tscfih. Galop. 3, C A. Lloyd. 35 

(^in-cHu Galop. 2. G ** Grande. Jjuchesse.*' ii5 

Fire of Youth. (Jugend feuer). Guloo. 2. O. 

II. Hermann. 40 

LA-i'CERD. 

The OriiMnnl Lancer's Qinnliillc. 2.J. S. Knight. 40 

Newport LiiH'er's Qiiadrillo. 2 35 

These ino'*t fimons of the Lsneer* hardly need a 
word uf cuuimeudatiOD, as they are kuown every- 
where- 

La Grundo Duchesse Lancers* Quadrillo. 3. 

J- S, Knight. 50 

Centains six brilliant airs from the opera. 


BRILLIANT PIECES BY POPUj-.AR 
AUTHORS. 

Last Rose of Summer. 6. A6 H llerz. 1.00 

Spring P'liiry. (La Lb priniemp'). 3. BA. 

./. V. Enqelhrecht. 50 
La Redemption. Polka Elegante. 3. 15. // //o/er. 50 

SuTiimer Breeze-s Waltz. 4. AA T. Ditcher. 35 

Une Voix des Ondc. (A Voice from the Waves). 

4. 1)/; (r. W. Hewitt. 40 

Rocking Waves and Whispering Breezes. 4. AA 

L'. A. Moody. 50 

TTomc, Sweet Home. 5. 15A A. Baamhacii. 60 

Pic-Ni(; l^olka. 3. K T. La linche. 50 

Waiidcriiu' Sprite. 4. AA ....J. €■ EngHbrecht. 60 
Bcaioiful Star. Tianscrihetl. 3. V.b.B Hichards. .50 
All Ahoird. Polki Brillant. 4. h^i.EitgelbreclU. 50 
With Lithograph title. 

Lu BHiTiimllo (of 'V’ulier) 4 \)b.krr.h\ Bnrnelt. 30 
ICvcr (if Tiice. 3 R/». 'rrrtiis(M-ili(.*(l liv Bit»tiih(icb. 40 
I,a lliili'C'zzi. Noitiiriit*. 5. (J. B'iniett. 36 

Lo Ti iiiinplie. Grand Conoert Galop. 3. K6. 

A Gorhel. 50 

Wirrhas Galop. ,3. K6 iV. /Jf-hidi. 40 

Biitle-it Polka 4. E/i. . . \Vm. Mmton. 50 

Li Coiironno. Miizmka (Ic Salon. 5 Aft IV-Bin/e. 75 
Sourire dn Matin. (Smiles of Morninji). Keverie. 

5. Aft ip. Iiirho. 75 

01(1 Ilandrod. Int. & Variations. 4 Ah.Poiiltnn 60 

A fi -'(i lint, from whi('h pluyers, Fniu(.wh« t «(lva(ir(.(l, 

KT with (■’■.e select pieces for the pleasure of them 
Ivea (laU feiend.s. 

Brilliant. ,T'''v('ls. A Mcdlpv. 4.... 4. P. Wyman. 75 
Codtaias a uun(ber of popular melodies 

La Bello Helene. Potpouri. Books i and 2. 4 

Ji. Mack, each. 7 5 

OLD, BUT POPULIB. 

Tlio Bnehnnied Polka. 2 W>..D. T. TTarrndpn 35 

Helen’s ])re((m Waiiz. 2. Bft L. Lams. 35 

Gnllo|[iiis' Sleiith ride Polka. 3. E. ,1.P. Ordwiiy. 35 

Sinilli’s March. 2. A J. T. Martin. 35 

Woodland Waltz. 2. Bft 1. N. Mncalf. 35 

Svraonse Polka. 3. Eft T. A. l•'olvllr. 30 

Cally Polka. 2, Bft A. Dodworlh. 35 

Olenmarv Polka. In 3 sets. 3..../?. S IVV///.S. 60 

Snniids from tlie Alps. 3. Aft G. BUnsitfr. 50 

Starlifrlit Waltz. 2 Eft J. L. Tmar. 30 

Slcictlt ladl Polka. 2. G L. G. Cnsspren. 30 

Serious Faniilv Polka. 2. G G. f.nder. 35 

liainliow Schottiscii , 3. Eft H. Kleher. 50 

(’olored Vignette title. 

Pcabodv Srhottisob. 2. Bft 7. F., Maqrnder, 30 

All are rew to those who have never beard them, 
aud are thus altraya gaitiiog new friends. 


PAVOEITB MELODIES WITH VABIA- 
TION8. 

Wearing of iho Green, Transcribed, 4 Eft. 

« A. BauniUirh. 40 

Oft in tbo Stilly Night, Var. 4D... .C. Grobe. 60 

lame Starry Hours, “ 4 G “ 60 

Marseilleise, “ 4 0 “ 60 

Yankee Doodle, “ 4 O.A. Bnnmhnch. 35 

Aiild laiip; Syne, “ 4 0 C. Grobe. 60 

Annie Lisle, “ 4 Bft. “ 60 

Anvil Cliorns, “ 4 G. “ 60 

Do they Miss me at Home?" 4 Bft. “ 50 

Darliiii; Nelly Gray, “ 4 Eft. “ 60 

Idlly Dale. " 4 Bft. “ 60 

Star Spanirled Banner, “ 4 C. *' 60 

Sl(elU of Ocean, " 4 Eft. " 60 

Home Again, “ 4 Eft. “ 60 

Kislier’s Hornpipe, “ 4 G. . .L. Strack. 50 

Ob ! Boys carry me 'long, “ 3 F C, Grobe. 50 

Parevvoll my Lilly Dear, “ 3 C. “ 50 

Aileen Aronn Var. 4. G A. P. Wyman. 50 

Champagne Charlie. 4. C .... “ “ 60 

Little Maggie May. 4. G “ “ 60 

Speed Away. 4. Aft “ “ 60 

A'l (tre cxre’lent for learners who are eomewhat ad* 
Tsneed, nnd as tSey nrti on Melodies of standard cz- 
ceileuce, are not likely to wear out. 

TWO PAVOBITE SCHOTTISCHES. 

Beverie Schott isebe. 3. F E. Mack. 40 

Champagne Charlie. 3. Eft. Arr. by E. Wellmann. 30 
Have illustrated titlee. 


EASY PIECES. 

Opera Schottisch, 2 F U. KUber. 40 

ll.diibiirg Polka, 2 Bft. “ 30 

New Bobolink “ 2 C F. M. Barrotrs. 30 

Ba((j() Polka, 2 G /. Bdlak. 30 

Opera March, 2D 7. II Kappts. 30 

Dream Mareh, 2 C .G. F. Svdth. 30 

Ddtnitnrr Bov’s " 2D S. IPtnner. 30 

Daisy Dean Q. step, 2 G C. Farrinqer. 30 

( dtrisiiiia I’oika & *’ 2 C II. 7. (.rtene. 30 

Young Pupils Second Galop, 2 G. ,t . II. Brown. 25 

Fairy Bell Polktt, 2 D T. U. Ilnwe. 30 

Evcrvbodv’s Polka, 2D Sonalody. 30 

Ella Waltz. I ti. G B. Htoe. 25 

Flora’s W:(ltz, 2 F M. P. Abxnnder 25 

First Siejis, 1 O &, F J Beliak. 40 

dontnins (■ l’e.*tal.’' “ Jordan.” •“ Printr Do..( a,” 

“ Lilly D lie.*’ •• Evergreen Polk»,‘’ “Knt’ Pitrllcff.” 

“ I’ot) goc!« the U'easelc' ‘•(Jomliig Tliro” the 
anU *• Carnival.” 

Snell S<’hotti«h, 2 G / Bdlak *50 

Gi)M(mi Wreath Wiil'z. 2 G L 0 l.inersou. 30 

Ripplimr Wave Waliz, 3 BA J. M . luruer. 30 

Rivulet Waltz. 3 1) II. Pond. 30 

Silver Spring Polka, 2 G L. 0 Emerson. 30 

Rival Polka, 2 G It B. Leonard. 30 

Bine Bird, Polka Redowa, 2 F Weingarten. 35 

Zeiiolna Polka, 2 F /• IP. Turner. 30 

T*ieee«renotofthe “ very e»»ipsr ’* yrnMe^hatnre 
prnvH‘l fivoriti-M, and well CHlculated tn FMnimen. md 
pleH«o the learuer io his secoud and third quarter's 
practice. 

FOUR HAND PIECES. 

Lnnoers Qiiiidrin«**, 2 Dressier. 75 

Nortnii March, 3 1) I. <'. Viereck. 50 

Buds from the Opera, 2 J. Beliak, each. 40 

1 Mirf.ha. 16 Puritan!. 

2 Bihendan Girl. 1? William Tell. 

3 1 ) 0-1 Pasquale. 38 Mo^ep. 

4 Crown Diamonds. 1) Pame 

5 Lucia. 20 \ijua Loleta. 

6 Lucrxzia. 2i Zmum. 

7 La Fille du Regiment. 22 1 a Mm tte. 

8 Kavoilta. 23 Trovutore. 

9 Eruani. 24 IMgoletto. 

10 Somnrmibula. 25 Fra Binvolo* 

)l Lii da. 26 Mnritiina. 

12 MoiUfCChi. 27 CiiHltrella. 

1.3 Belisario. 23 Cmiph. 

14 Is'ElWre. 20 Lx Bujadere 

13 Norma. 30 La Traviuta. 

Meteor Grand Galop, 3 EA WoHenhnupt. 75 

Belong.-* to the set “ A C«>llection of Fuvoiiie Omure 
Mn;*icforTwo I’evtbrmers,” which contuluK iilniut 80 
favorite Walrze.-*, Galops, Polkai*, Quadrilles. &c , all 
spirited end pleasing, iteud for any of the ILt. aud 
be pLased! 

Amoshiiry Wnltz, 1 G E. IT. Noson. 30 

Lador Waltz. I BA “ “ 3 i 

Forent Glado. Polka Bril 4 EA. . L. M. Goftschnlk 60 
Where there af^ two pla\ ern in a f.iudly. a reli niou 
from the above fine duets wtU furnish a va^tdeHl of 
pleasure both to performers aud hearers. 

Wrtv.sida Flowers G. A. Russdl, each. 35 


1 Fairy Wedding Waltz. 

2 I.e Reve Q tirk.-*tep. 

3 L' Viricai •« Polka. 

4 Uri’«pino G dop. 

6 Parting Widtz 
6 Mabel Wid^'zefl. 


11 Belgravia WsiUz. 

12 ('orn-flower Waltz. 

13 Fir.'it Love Bedowa. 

14 Fivoo'clock in tli*-mon ing 

15 Polka. “Grand*' Duchesse. ’ 

16 The OuardH’ NUaltzes. 


7 March, -‘G'rd Duchesse.” 17 Wildfang G ilop. 

8 Run for Luck Polka. 18 Jovs th«twe*ve tasted, W’tz 

9 I'll meet thee in t’»e Lane. 19 Amelio WaPze.-*. 

10 O would I were a bird. 20 Come into the garden, Maud 
Of about the 2d degree of difficulty, and very con 
yeuieally arranged for learners. 

A REDOWA, A MAZURKA AND A DANCE. 

Ornnsre Blossom Redowa. 3. EA E. Mack. 40 

Summer Garlands, Mazurka. 3. 0 “ 40 

The Can-can. Duncvtl by Mohicehi niid Bnretta. 

Arr. by J. S. Knight. 50 
Have handsome illustrated titles. 

BRILLIANT DANCE-MUSIC FROM THE 
OPERA OP “BAREE-BLEUB." 

By Offenbach. 

Grand Waltz. Tho Kiss. 3. E 50 

Schottische. 3. 1) 30 

LHn( er*s Quadriile. 3 40 

Quadrille. 3. F and BA 40 

Polka. 3. D 35 

Redowa. 3. BA 30 

Galop, 3. G 30 

March. 3. G 30 

Boulotte Galop. 2. F 35 


