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DREAMING OF THEE. 35c.

Dream thee. On - ly of thee. You’ll not be long a -way, be sure, You’ll not belong a -way.
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5n the beach at Long Branch, One fine stun - mer’s day. There are bonds of all sorts in this world of onrs.
TALKING DOWN BROADWAY. w. H. uh<u«d. 40c. WAKE FROM THY HAPPY DREAMS. j. b. thomas. 30c.
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VIOLETS UNDER THE SNOW. hesby tucbeb. 35c.
THERE’S BUT ONE SWEET SONG. T. GABBZXL. 60c.
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There’s but one sweet song In the me.
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HAPPY AS A BIRD. 60c.

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MY HEART IS OVER THE SEA. clasibel. 30c. THREE FISHERS WENT SAILING. hullah. 40c.
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The stare
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w. t. Brighton. 30c.
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YE MIDNIGHT STARS. J s. tiiojsas. 50c. PAT MALLOY. DAN BBT ANT. 40c.

Te mid - night stars, my la • dy sleeps At sixteen y ears of age I was my mother’s fair-hair’d boy.
WATCHING FOR PA BBS. JOS. r. bsatp. 60c. NIGHTINGALE’S TRILL.

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HAPPY THOUGHTS Or, The new Home, sweet Home.

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BEAUTIFUL DREAMER.

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and dew drop are waiting for thee.

GUIDE ME, 0 THOU GREAT JEHOVAH.

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pattison.
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thro* this bar -ren land.

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Bean a - - fttl isle of the sea, Smile on the brow of the waters. *TiB evening brings my heart to thee, When ali is lovely, calm and still.
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 “WALKING DOWN BROADWAY.”

Written by WM. H. LINGARD. Music by CHAS. E. PRATT.

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New and Popular Music

AND
H4~*H

IT @ © JkEti* ® A©Hl!Ilo
Along the Shore J G, Barnard 85 Classified according to their difficulty, No. 1 denoting the As the Hart panteth. (Duett) E. C. Phelps 40
Autumn Leaves Hullah 30 simplest, and the other figures indicating relatively Ave Maria Dudley Buck 50
Ave Maria Dudley Buck 60 Cantate Domino J. E. Perring 1 00
the degree of difficulty. Easter Hvmn
As we went a-Haying J- H. McNaughton. 30 ....W. C. Williams 35
A Blush L. Selle 30 A Mother’s Song (3),. J. N. Pattison 60 Evening Service Geo. F. Bristow ... 1 25
Blighted Hope J- E. Perbing 60 Amours du Diable (3), E. Ketterer 75 Five Quartettes. (Psalms in metre) J. Mosenthal 60
Bellsby Night L. Selle 40 Bombastes Furioso. (March) (3),. Geo. Warren. Wm.
75 Gloria in Excelsis A. H. Pease 75
Blue-eyed Bell 3- Thomas
R- 40 Balladina E. Heimburgeb .
(4), . .E, 60 . God is Love. (Trio) J. M. Abbot 60
Brook Dolobes 30 Caprice Galop .8. B. Mills
(5), ..8. .1 00 In Heavenly love abiding J. K. Thomas 40
Bridge Miss Lindsay 30 Chant du Bivouac ,E. Ketterer
(3),..E. 60 Inspirer and Hearer of Prayer J. N. Pattison.
Bright Sunny Days Miss Hovey 30 Chatelaine Lk Due
(2 ),..Le_Duc 40 Jesus, Lover of my soul J. K. Thomas ...
Calm Bendemeer Jas. G. Maedeb SO Crispino e la Comare A. W. Berg
(2), ..A
" 60 Jubilate, in G Do
Captain Crosstree is my name
Thomas Bakeb 35 Dolor. (Grief) (2), H. Mayer 35 Kyrie J. Morgan...,
P.
Champagne Charlie A. Lee 35 Doctor of Alcantara (5), J. N. Pattison
,
.1 60 Seven Offertory Sentences Dudley Bu/k. .

Ohipperee 3* H. McNaughton. 30 Dream of the Flowers (4),..F,

F. Behr 60 Venite and Glorias J.B. Thomas
Clustering Willows W. H. Pettibone. . . 35 Enchanted Bell (3),..E.
,E. Hoffman 76 Where shall Rest be found J.N. Pattison. .

Cot in the Corner .MacEvoy • • • 35 Etude Galop (3),. Quidant

.Quidant.
.
60 Te Deum in C Minor H. L. Pond 1 00
Come in the Blush of the Morning. Eulalie T. B.
(3),..T. Wa
R. Watts 76 “ “ “ D (Congregational.) Jos. Seiboth 75
(Quartettej T. M. Bbown 60 Fontaine (4), Lysberg
.Lysberg
. . 50 “ “ “ G Henby Wilson 1 00
Cradle Song J. Poznanski 30 Gazelle (3) .Spindleu 30 “ “ “ D„ arranged from Lainbilotte by T. S, Lloyd. 1 00
Cradle Song Laidie McKays Galop Caprice. (Op. 22) (5), 8. B. Mills 00
Wabneb 60 Giovinetta Caprice Galop ( 3 ),.
Lysberg
-Lysberg 60
Croquet
Cruiskeen Lawn
J. K.
Jules Benedict....
Thomas 60
30
Girl I left behind me.
Good-bye, Sweet-heart
(Irish
(2), .
Ma
melody).. (2),. .Jean Manns
.J.
.J. L.Hatton
36
60
TRIFLES LIGHT AS AIR.
Dark-eyed Girl W. C. Bakeb 35 Golden Chimes (3),..F
.F. Abt 50 Twelve popular Melodies, arranged for the Piano in a very
Did I but Dream Josie M. Meiere. ... 30 Grande Yalse Brilliante . J. SCHULHOFF 75 easy style for Pupils. Charles Grobe. Each 25c.
Early in the Morning F. Maccabe Grande Polka de Concert ,H. N. Bartlett... 75
Virginia Gabriel Ketterer 75 1. Meet me at the Lane. 7. Crispino Waltz.
Eileen Grande Duchesse. (Fantasle) ,E.
2. Beautiful Dreamer. 8. Maryland, our Maryland.
Evening Song W. K. Bassfobd..
Venzano .... 3. Lanigan’s Ball. 9. I cannot sing the old
Forest Fairy
Forget not to Remember W. C. Baker 4. Now I lay me down to songs.
Madame sleep. 10. Five o’clock in the morn-
Fontana (La). Written for Parepa-
Rosa
Gate of Gold
Gentle Memories
G. Blessner.
Blumenthal
B. Selle , . k.POND. 6. Pat Malloy.
8. Falling Leaves.
12. Wildfan; ,
1 1.
ing.
Just once more.
(Galop.)
(Galop )

Good-bye at the Door

God bless us, every one
8.
J.
Gloveb,
R. Thomas '4*- *<%> A
MUSICAL PHOTOGRAPHS.
collection of the most beautiful melodies of the
Good night, Farewell
Halt, Boys, Halt
Kucken
J. McNaughton ....
Helen the Blonde. [t» Belle Helene )J. Offenbach
How love the Military.
35
35
60 c?^o day. First set, 02 numbers
Second Set. 40 numbers
each
each
0 30
0 30

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(Grande Duchesse) Offenbach 60 WALTZES.
Hymen to-night. [Duett.) Aimeei,. Ed. Hoffman 75
(Romeo and Juliet) Gounod 60 Belle Helene J- Strauss 60
cannot sing the Old Songs. .Claribel 30 Black Crook Thomas Baker 60
I
I forget all, save Thee. (Quar-
tette;. W. C. Baker
If I had but two little wings Dr. Perabeau
I’ll meet Thee at the Lane .Chas. Blamphin. .
.

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35
30
36
Musie Publisleis, Dalila
Dream of the Ball
Giulietta
Madeline
E. Ketterer
D. Godfrey
Thomas Baker
Jas. M. Wehli 1
80
75
60
00
Ivy Song. (Yale College Quart. )
60 Mayflower G. Heyneb 49
In the Heavenly Calm. (Waltz
Song.) (Romeo and Juliet) Gounod 50 No. 547 Broadway, New York, One I love best
Over Land and over Sea
Thomas Baker
Gungl
75
40
Janet’s Choice Claribel 30 Royal Rose Lester Wallace... 75
Jeannie Darling Chas. Blamphin. . 35 Song of the Wind M. O. Clake 6»
Jenny Sill J. G. Maedeb, Jr.
Judgment of Paris LaBeiie Helene] J. Offenbach.
30
60
UP-TOWN STORE, Wiener Bon-Bons Strauss 75

MARCHES AND
.

Kathleen Aroon F. Abt 30 QUICKSTEPS.

Lady Love, Wake Tito Mattei 60
Emperor’s March Thomas Baker 40
Lark Song
Land of St. Patrick
Gounod
John Brougham ...
75
30
865 BROADWAY, bet. 17th and 18th Streets. Grande Marche Militaire
Marche Villageoise
H. Wollenhauft.
Ed. Hoffman
.. «0
50
Lost Hope. (Bass Song) Geo. W. Morgan. .. 60
Riverview Quickstep T. Gehrig 49
Love Divine. (La Belle Helene). J. Offenbach 40
Thirteenth Regt. Quickstep C. G. Gbafulla 60
Lonely no More G. W. H. Griffin. . . 35
Welcome Home March J. E Muller - 40
Love’s last Prayer E. Millet 40 0.8. Grafulla
Manual of Arms 40
Ma foi Louis Selle We receive all the New Music published in the United States,
Mabel Song D. Godfrey
McNaughton Music sent by Mail, postage paid, Polkas, Schottisches & Mazurkas.
Mind you that J. H. as soon as it is issued.
My Ancestor's Cup.
Duchesse)
(Grande
Offenbach 60 on receipt of the marked price. The postage on Music
Armida Polka Mazurka
Beautiful Dreamer Schot
Belle Helene Polka
Dawson
J- A.
Marion Foster
Thos. Baker
— 40
30
SO
My Father’s Sword Do 60 is two cents for every four ounces Books about
Daylight Mazurka J- N. Pattison #0
My song shall enter in Thy
Hatton 60 double that amount. Teachers, Dealers, Semi-
;

Dove (La Colombo) Mazurka J. N. Pattison 60

dream J- L.
Floral Trois Temps A. Gieseman 35
Nothing Else to do J. L. Hatton 60
naries, &e., are therefore enabled to get Guards’ Polka E. Hoffman 75
Nothing but Leaves Mrs. Knapp 40
Tito Mattei 60 small packages of Music by Mail at Henrietta Tyrollienne Henry Mayer 50
Non e Ver Sleeping Beauty Polka Thomas Baker 60
One Year Ago A. H. Wood 60
L A?? ITI very low rates of postage. Starlight Mazurka J- N. Pattison SO
v Orphan of the Alps Thomas Baker 40
V,
J- E. Peering 35 Treasure Trove Polka
Orphan Child Transformation Do. do. 60
Dr. Perabeau
Our Country. (Quartette)
Pale Moon. (Duett) Campana
35
40
60
W est Point Schottisch Barthold Meyer.
Sydney Smith
. . 40

Passaic Boat Song 9.w Eggleso - 25 Grande Duchesse. (TwoNos.) (3), ..A. W. Berg. .. (eac/<) Lilly of the Valley Mazurka 76
Philip Phillips.... 40 Harpe Eolienne (4), ..Kruger 60
Pardon How can I leave Thee ? (Trans.). .(4),. .A. Schmidt
r

Personals in the N. Y. Herald Harry Stanwood.

Thomas
. . 35
40 Hunting Song (3),. .D. Krug
75
40 Aus rand und band
GALOPS. C. Faust 35
Poor Carlotta J-
F. Maccabe 35 I cannotsing theold songs. (Trans.). (4), .J. N. Pattison . 60 Belle Helene Thomas Baker 60
Pretty Little Sarah (5),. Weber 60
Pretty Dove Invitation a la Valse Black Crook Thomas Baker 40
R. Thomas S?
35 Kathleen Mavourneen (2),.. Jean Manns 40 Bridal W. F. Pecher 40
Queen of the Night J.
Last Idea of Weber .Cramer 60 Hermann 40
Queen of my Song “ ®*aa so (3),. Cascade
J. R. Thomas Loin d’EUe. .(3),. .J. A. Dawson 60
Champagne M. Lander 60
Rainbow Temperance Song 50
Marie Polonaise (3),..F. Baumfeldeb
Charlie J-
Gieseman 35
Rappelle Toi E Millet
- 40 Clarendon
Philip Phillips 40 Madrilene (3),..E. Ketterer Columbanus Parlow 85
Rescue •
(3),..W. Kuhe
Rover’s Good-night. (Quartette) C. K Atherton 35 Mabel Waltz. (Transcription) Fire and Flame Gieseman 40
Robert toi que y aim Meyerbeer 60 Mother kissed me in my dreams. .(3),. .C. Fkadel Fire of Youth Herrmann 85
Murmuring Fountain (4),.. 8. B. Mills. 1 Thomas Baker
!

Grand Duchess 35
Say to Him. (Grande Duchesse.) (Soprano New Maiden’s Prayer (3),..H. Thiele Helmsmulleb 30
or Contralto) J* Offenbach 60 Mabel
Say, thou Best and Brightest H. J. Graham. . . 30 Ouvastu, petitOiseau? (Reverie).. (3 ),. .Hess Queen of the Night E. Hoffman 60
JJ.
W. Balfe. ..... 40 PapiUons at Fleurs (4),..E. Kettebee Runaway Fuller.
Scenes of Home JJ.
.

Passing Clouds. (Morceau brilliant. 40

Sign the Pledge for Mother’s sake Mbs. Parkhurst. ... 35 Sabre Gieseman
(3),..J. Alexander M. Lander 60
Silver waves are sighing £•E Atherton - . (Op. 1?) South Side Galop J-
Wrighton Pensierosa (2), Lysberg Up and Down C. Faust 35
Shylie Bawn <2),..Le Cobbkilleb
.

Skipper and his Boy W Gabriel. ... . . Pensez a Moi

(3),..Wm. F. Pecher
Wooden Wedding Galop J. M. Lander 40
Sleep, Baby, Sleep Llizabeth Philp. Pensee d’un Solitaire WirrWarr Faust 30
Premiere Grand Valse Brillante...(3),..LEYBACH
Solitaire Konrad Tbeueb. .

Premier Esquisse de Salon (3),. .Octave Pelletier STUDIES, EXERCISES AND BOOKS.
Hullah
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Storm £•
Prayer of the Mariner (3),. .Blumenthal
Star in the Night F. Schlotter Czerny’s Etudes de la Velocite. (American and foreign
Reminiscenses of the Grand Duch- fingering.) 3 Nos each $1 00
ess. (TwoNos.) (3),.. A. W. Berg 60
Kohler’s Daily Repetitions ?
McNaughton. 35 Raindrops (4),.. Geo. F. Bristow ...1 00 Czerny’s 50 Studies 1
Tiok-Took J-
Home.
Tears, idle Tears
Tears, idle Tears
fj.

B-
A Whaples
J- Graham.
.

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30
60
40
Recollections of
Popnlaire.)
Remembrance of Tyrol
(Op. 23)
(Caprice
(5),.. 8. B. Mills
(3),. .Jas. Kafka
1 00
60
Duvernoy’s Ecole du Mecanisme. (3 Nos.)
New School of Velocity. Jac. Schmitt. (2 Nos .)
H. Berens’ Newest School of Velocity. (2 Nos.)
each
each
each
60
1 00
1 60
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Thou Saintly Mother Henry TtCKER
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35 Romance sans paroles. (Op. 41, No.). (4),. .Thalberg 40 Mann’s New Elementary Method for the Piano 2 60
Think of me at my best
• •

This is a Wicked World O. Tamaro 35 Romeo & Juliet (4),.. E. Ketterer i5

Canzonetta. Solos, Buetts, Trios and Quartettes, for female
Sing, Birdie, Sing (3), . .B Richards 40 E. J. Fitzhugh. 1 00
’Tis Evening brings my heart to Thee. .H. Tucker
36 and other seminaries.
30 Song without Words (3),. .Miss A. L. Smuller. 40 Nine o’clock in the morning. New school singing book
“
Molloy 40 Soldier's Return (4), .E. Kettebee 60 Henry Tucker. 0 50
Tripping through the Meadows. 0EL<
2
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(5),..H. Litoff 75 T. C. Pollock. 2 00
Under the Snow the Grass is hid E. M. Bowman 35 Spinnlied Caprice. (Op. 81) Ivanhoe Masonic Quartettes
60 Tarantella. (No. op. 8) .Sydney Smith 75
Madison Square Collection W. Coe. 2 76
Watching for Pa H r ™ KkaiLp " 35 Twittering of Birds
1, (3),.
(3),..R. Billema 60
8.

Willow Spring ? Prreing ••• 60 Under the Lilacs. (Sous les Lilas. Duetts for 4 and 8 Hands, for Concerts and
Wishing-gate ; (Mazurka.) (4), .. Ketterer 60 Exhibition Purposes.
When we went a-Gleamng. W- ganz 60 (Op.)
(4),. .Aug. Buhl
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What will I do, without Thee ! C. E. Pratt 35 Victory March Chant du Bivouac. (8 bands) A.
lover 35 WeUenspeil (4),..F. Spindlkr 65 Electric Polka. (Sanderson). (4 hands). Do. do Jo
What will you do, love? 8.
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When the quiet Moon ALEEN
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60 Will o’ the Wisp (Irrlicht) Capricett. Faust. (3 performers on one Piano) Do. do 1 50
Who can tell ? Blamphin....
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30 (Op. 317) (3 ),. . Jcngmann 40 Musical Photographs. 40 numbers, for 4 hands. D.

Would I were a Bird Claribel 30 Ye Pretty Birds (3),..J. E. Mullbr SO Angelo 60
Won’t you tell me why, Robin ?
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