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SONGS. 

Annie Bell. John H. Hewitt. 25 

The best Song of this popular American 
author 

Ah ! do not bid me leave thee.... Gosden. 25 

A tear shill flow for thee. Colman. 25 

A Home by the Sea. Macaulay. 25 

Blame not me. Uhno. 12) 

Beauties of German Songs—with German 
and English words—the English trans¬ 
lation by a Lady of Baltimore, well 
known for her knowledge of music, lan¬ 
guages and literature. Arranged for the 
Piano Forte, by Professor Julius E. 
Muller of this city, whose arrangements 
are so popular throughout the country. 

No. 1. Brightest Eyes.J 

No. 2. May Breeze. 

No. 3. Fly little Boat. 

No. 4. Selma. 

No. 5. The chosen ono. !» 

No. 6. The tear. Price each 

No. 7. If I on thee have thought 25 cents. 

No. 8. Mine Angel. 

No. 9. May is come. 

Christmas Hym, (vignette). Uielman. 25 

Cornin’ thro’ the Rye, (Scotch). 25 

Commend me to that generous heart 

Osborne. 25 

Cling to the Rock. Henry. 12) 

Dreams of Home. Barrington. 25 

Dearly do I love thee, (easy and pretty) 

II. S. Colman. 25 

Do you really think he did, (Comic Song) 

Gosden. 25 

Dearest mother, (a beautiful and affecting 

Song... Tepe. 25 

Dream of other days. Colman. 25 

Dying girl, (10th edition). Hewitt. 25 

Do they miss me at home. 25 

Eva to her papa (vignette). 371 

Farewell, all ties are broken (best ballad 

of the day... 25 

Farewell, my dreams are still of thee 

Colman. 25 

‘Tew Days” “'Few Days” Harry Lehr. 25 

Flowers of Friendship. Richards 12s 

Gentle Jennie Gray, (song and chorus) 

3000 copies sold in the last three 

months. Osborne. 25 

Good news from home. Gilmore. 25 

Grave of Lilly Dale (song and chorus) 

Colman. 25 

Hazel Dell. Wurzel. 25 

He wept to leave her side, words by the 
gifted Mimes, music by H. S. Colman. 25 

Hard Times. Foster. 25 

Hearts that have loved us. Gosden. 25 

How softly on the bruised heart, Osborne. 25 

Hear me Norma, Duett. Bellini. 37 j 

I breathe not thy name. Colman. 25 

I do not ask to offer thee....") 

Pride of my heart. f Ma Sruder. 

There is a simplicity anil sweetness in 
the compositions of this child of misfor¬ 
tune, that renders them always accept¬ 
able to the lovers of melody. 


T often sigh in sadness. Barrington. 

I’d offer thee this hand of mine..... 

I hear the music of the wave... Lenacftow. 

I have vowed that 1 love her. Colman. 

I had a sweet dream.Jos. C. Foertch. 

In the forest wild, (bold, dashing mel¬ 
ody).. Osborne. 

I dream of home, (a companion to ‘Home 

Again,’). Haas. 

I dream of thee. Colman. 

Kathleen Mavourneen. 

Keep one kind thought for me, (cannot 

fail to please). “Mannie.'’ 

Life is but an empty dream. ..F. A. Tepe. 

Leaves and Hearts. Tepe. 

Loves.Regrot ( from Lucia di Lamermoor) 
Love wilt thou twine for me a bovver, 

Colman. 

Long ago, (song and chorus). Colman. 

Last meeting. German. 

Lizzie Moore (song and chorus) Colman. 
My spirit pines for home.'R ...Carlo Gold. 

My heart is thine.. V. Ulmo. 

My molhei dear... ..Lover. 

Mary of Argyle (Scotch). . 

Mary Vale. Macarnj. 

May Song, (German and English words') 

Lenschov:. ! 

My Cottage Home. Hawthorne. 

Near the hanks of that lone river. Gosden. 
Our Sun of Love is bright and dear, 

Gosden. ! 

Oh I would not die in spring time, Minnie ! 
On thee the, world has darkly frowned, 

Colman. ! 

Prima Donna Song. Colman. ! 

Rook of Ages (Sacred)..., . Leusehow. 1 

Speak kindly. Ulmo ‘ 

Shadow on the Wall. Colman. ‘ 

Shells of Ocean, (vig.). Cherry, t 

Some Folks. Foster. ‘ 

Star Spangled Flag of the Free, beau¬ 
tifully' embellished. Macaulay. 

They tell me that J must forget, Gosden. 1 
There is an Hour, (an easy and pleasing 

ballad). Colman. 

The Watchman, (Song and Chorus). 
This Song will no doubt become very 
popular, it is embellished with a beauti¬ 
ful and appropriate Vignette. Words by' 
J. H. Mones, Music by II. S. Colman. ‘ 
Thou art sleeping' in the Churchyard, 

Amicus. 

There’s mischief in those eyes... Colman. i 

Thou art gone from my gaze. Linley. t 

Tother side of Jordon, (13 verses).,. 5 

There is no use in weeping. Hess. 

There’s one whom [ love... Gosden. 

’Tis the Last Rose of Summer (Irish).... I 

Take back the Rino-. Colman. S 

Thou wilt never meet me more, Colman. i 

“Virginians Song of Home,”. Gosden. 

Every Southerner should possess a 
copy of this Song. 

Where are now the hopes I Cherished, 

(from Norma,). f 

When Summer Flowers are withered 

Colman. S 

When the Swallows homeward fly', .flbl. . 
We have parted not in anger....■.Gosden. 1 


What is Home without a Mother, 

Hawthorne. 25 

What is Horne without a Wife. 25 

Would I were with thoe, (vig.). 25 

When first we met. Colman. 25 

GUITAR MUSIC. 

A Home by the Sea.. Romani. 12) 

Billy Grimes.. 25 

Childhood’s Dream.. 25 

Dream of other days. Romani,. 12) 

Dying Girl, (vignette). Hewitt. 25 

Emma Gray. Colman. 12) 

Farewell, all ties are bioken. 12s 

Farewell, we’ve met. .Romani. 12) 

“Few Days,” “Few days”.... J Gosden. 12) 

Fourteen familiar pieces. ....Kelly. 25 

Gentle Jennie Gray. Gould. 121 

Grave of Lilly Dale. .........Colman. 25 

Happiest time is now. Deems. 12s 

Hesperian Waltz. 12) 

Household Clock. Romani. 25 

I dream of thee. Romani. 12) 

I do not ask to oiler thee. 12) 

I dream of Home. Gould. 12) 

Love wilt thou twine for me. Colman. 12) 

May Song, (German and English.) 

Lenschow. 25 

Mary Vale. 12) 

Shells of Ocean. 12) 

Sontag Polka.;. Werner. 12) 

INSTRUMENTAL. 

Affection Schottisch (3d edition) Schaun. 25 
Ariel Polka, (colored vignette) Magrudcr. 25 

Air Allemande, (variations). Hanlon. 50 

Air Suisse, (variations). Jlimten. 50 

Album. Human. 12) 

Brunette Schottisch. Colman. 25 

Buds and Blossoms—50 Sacred Melodies, 
with variations by Grobe, each number 37) 

Beata. Waller. 25 

Clover Hill. Quincy; 12) 

Carnival of Venice. Foss. 50 

Clannan Polka (simple and good) Mannle. 25 

Crazy Maiden. Convcrce. 12) 

Dolphin (easy). Clark. 12) 

Diana. Lenschow. 25 

Deiisiosa. C.M. 25 

Evening Star Waltz. Lanner. 25 

Etude Galop. w . Quidant. 50 

Emma Gray. variat ; on. Thibault. 25 

Empress Henriettas. ....Herz. 12) 

“ Few Days ” Quickstep, (introducing 

Few Days, Jordan, &e.). Schaun. 25 

Few Days, (variations). Grobe. 25 

Flag Schottisch, (beautiful colored vig¬ 
nette). Southgate. 30 

Fairy Star Schottisch. Lenschow. 25 

Fountain of Love Waltz, (beautiful col¬ 
ored vignette. Petersilia. 37) 

Fashion Schottisch.. Holland. 25 

Fleur Italliennes, (12 numbers). Bexjer. 25 

: Flower. ,1. J3. Midler. 25 

Grove Mount. Tepe. 25 

Golden Ring Waltzes, (every lady should 
possess the ‘Golden Ring’).. Lenschow. 53 
Greenwood Schottisch, (very much ad¬ 
mired). Magrudcr. 25 

i Giralda.•. Burgmuller. 50 


Grand Russian March, (variations by 

Grobe. 87) 

Gallopade Quadrille.:. Hunten. 12) 

Heliotrope. James M. Beck. 25 

Home, Melodies. Schilling. 25 

Ingomar Polka. Schaun. 25 

Institute... 25 

Ingleside... Clark. 12) 

Keepsake Schottisch, (one of the best 
ever published,) with beautiful colored 

vignette). Southgate. 40 

La Rose Mazurka. Southgate. 25 

Lillies Favorite Waltz. Convcrce. 12) 

Lawrence. “Maunie.” 25 

Morning Glory. J.i . Tepe. 25 

Marian v variations). 50 

Matchless. Jankc. 25 

Morning Star Waltz. Lanner. 25 

Monastery Bell. 25 

Muller’s Bijou of the Opera in twenty- 
four numbers — containing selections 
from all the favorite Operas—arranged 
and fingered for the use of scholars. 12) 

Merry Polka, (2d edition). Southgate. 25 

(Best Polka published.) 

Mary Vale, (easy variation,). Colman. 25 

Musical Rockets. Strakosch. $1 

Mountain Quick Step. Behr. 25 

Marseilles Hymn, (variations,). 37) 

Nightingale Polka Mazurka. ..Magrudcr. 25 
Old Defenders’ Quick Step...Magruder. 12) 

Pride Polka, (vignette). Brown. 50 

Prima Donna Waltzes. lullien. 37) 

Premium Waltzes, (easy and pleasing) 

Lenschow. 37) 

Promised. Colman. 25 

Parlor Quadrilles. Colman. 25 

Parlor, (easy and pretty). Lenschow .. 25 

Pop goes the weasel. Colman. 25 

Regard’s Quick Step. Durocher. 25 

Remembrance Quickstep — (introducing 
‘Thou art gone from my gaze’) Muller. 25 

Rail Road Schottisch,. Colman. 25 

Rustic Waltz. Quincy. 25 

Rainbow .Schottisch. IUebe i. 40 

Snow Flake.J. E. Muller. 25 

Sparkling. Colman. 25 

Sociable Quadrilles. Holland. 25 

Sontag Polka. D'Albert. 25 

Shower of Pearls. Osborne. 37) 

“Sun” Quickstep, (beautiful colored vig¬ 
nette of Sun Iron Building). ...Holland. 25 

Sunbeam Schottisch. Colman. 25 

Thoughtless Schottisch. Convcrce. 12) 

Turkish Polka. Konigsberg. 25 

Tupsie Bering Waltzes, (handsomely 

embellished). Signor Amici. 50 

Thou art gone from my gaze, (variations) 

Grobe. 37) 

Union Polk, (colored vignette) Southgate. 25 

Willow Waltz. Henry Philby. 25 

Witches Dance. Wallace. 75 

Wildwood Mazurka (vignette) Soutligalc. 25 
Exercises for the Piano, by Berlin!, Cramer, 
Czerny, Duvernoy, Dreysehoek, Diabelli, Hun- 
ten, Herz, Heller, Schmitz, Thulberg, &e., 
&e.. &e. 

Dealers, Seminaries, Teachers, &c., supplied 
or; the most reasonable terms. 


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