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[Word Music appears on the spine of this book.] The Rainbow Schottisch. New York. Published by Firth, Pond & Co. 1 Franklin Square....by Henry Kleber. (Copyright 1852). To Mrs. Wm. A. Ponds. Will You Come to my Mountain Home? Arranged with Brilliant Variations for the Piano Forte by Samuel Owen...New York, Published by Firth, Pond & Co. 1 Franklin Square. (Copyright 1849). Linda Schottish. Composed for the Piano and Respectfully Dedicated to A.B. Smith Esq. By M.J. Anguera. Boston, Published by Henry Tolman, 153 Washington Street. Opposite the Old South, new York, Wm. Hall & Son. (Copyright 1852). Beauty Quick Step from Lucretia Borgia...Arranged for the Piano by G.H. Goodwin. Boston, Published by Henry Tolman, 153 Washington Street.... (Copyright 1854). The Wedding March from Shakespeare's Midsummer Night's Dream. Music by Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy. Boston, Published by Oliver Ditson, 115 Washington Street.... The Merry Sleigh Ride: A Waltz Composed for the Piano Forte and Respectfully Dedicated to Frances Ann Kidder by A. Pendergrass. Boston, Published by G.P. Reed, 17 Tremont Row. (Copyright 1846). The Birtd Polka Composed for the Piano Forte by Edward L. Hime. Boston, Published by Oliver Ditson, 115 Washington Street. The Julia Waltz, Composed and Respectfully Dedicated to Miss Julia A. Trask, by Joseph W. Turner. Boston, Published by A & J.P. Ordway 339 Washington Street. (Copyright 1843). Melophine or Dream Waltz Composed by Emma S. Cheeny, Respectfully Dedicated to Lieut. King U.S.N. Boston. Published by Henry Tolman, 153 Washington Street.... The Greek March. In Which Is Introduced and Original Greek Air. Composed for & Dedicated to Miss Elizabeth Lucket. By W.C. Peters. New York, Published by Hewitt & Jacques, 239 Broadway. (Copyright 1840). Gertrude's Dream Waltz. Composed for the Piano Forte by L.V. Beethoven. Boston: Published by Oliver Ditson, 115 Washington Street. The Fountain Quick Step...Composed by Geo. W. Lyon. Arranged for the Piano Forte or Seraphine by A. Bond. Boston, Published by Henry Tolman, 153 Washington Street.... (Copyright 1848). Home Quick Step, Composed for the Piano Forte and Respectfully Dedicated to Dr. L.W. Stanton (of Ameniaville New York) by William Smith...Boston: Published by Oliver Ditson, 115 Washington Street. (Copyright 1842). Cemetary Quick Step...Composed & Arranged for the Piano Forte and respectfully Dedicated to the Officers and Members of the Company, by I.N. Metcalf. Boston, Published at Keith's Music Publishing House, 67 & 69 Court Street. (Copyright 1844). City Guards' Quick Step...Composed and arranged for the Piano Forte, and respectfully dedicated to the Officers and Members of the City Guards. By I.N. Metcalf. Boston, Published at Keith's Music Publishing House, 67 & 69 Court Street (Copyright 1844). Silver Rill Polka. Respectfully Dedicated to Miss Tillie Stillman by her friend, Oscar F. Moore. Composed for the Piano by Louigi La Grassa. Philadelphia, Lee & Walker, 162 Chesnut Street.... (Copyright 1851). The Cally Polka: Arranged by Allen Dedworth. New York, Firth, Pond & Co. No 1. Franklin Square. (Copyright 1847), The Cornet Quick Step...in Which is Introduced the Beautiful Air the Rose of Allendale. Composed and Respectfully Dedicated to Captain. Thos. W. Lyon by Geo W. Lyon. Boston Published by Henry Tolman, 153 Washington Street.... (Copyright 1848). Virginia Quick Step. No.3. Introducing the Popular Airs of Alabama Joe & De Boatman Dance...Arranged by J.T. Whipple. Composer & Arranger of Military Band Music. Boston: Published by Henry Tolman, 153 Washington Street. (Copyright 1845). The College Hornpipe. Boston, Published by Oliver Ditson, 115 Washington Street. [Also] Fisher's Hornpipe. Sacred Pearls Strung for the Young: A Collection of Sacred Melodies Arranged in an Easy Form for the Piano Forte. Boston, Published by Oliver Ditson. 115 Washington Street....[Including] I will Arise and Go to my Father. [By] Cecil the Sicilian Mariners Hymn [by] Mozart. Hark! The Vesper Hymn is Stealing. [A] Russian Melody: O Come Loud Anthems Let us Sing. Bonaparte's Retreat from Moscow. Arranged by J. Schell. Boston, Published by Oliver Ditson, 115 Washington Street. Ricci's Favorite Waltz, Arranged in an Easy Manner for the Piano Forte. By Edward L. White. Boston, Published by Oliver Ditson. 115 Washington Street. (Copyright 1851). Ocean Wave Quick Step...Arranged for the Piano Forte, and most Respectfully dedicated to Adj. Augustine Kimball (2nd Regiment N.Y.S.A.). By his friend Allen Dodworth, of whom the Original Parts for a full band can be Procured. New York, Published by William Hall & Son. 239 Broadway.... (Copyright 1843). Virginia, or Lord MacDonald's Reel. Boston, Published by Oliver Ditson, 115 Washington Street. [Also] Hull's Victory. The Pianist's Best Companion: A Collection of 213 Five Finger Exercises to Obtain Independence and Equality in the Action of the Fingers for the Piano Forte. Composed by Aloise Schmitt with an Introduction by J.a. Hamilton. From Op. 16. Boston, Published by Oliver Ditson 11 Washington Street.... Twenty-Five Studies, Easy and Progressive Composed for the Piano Forte by Henry Bertini, Jr. Op. 100, 1.00 Nett. Boston, Published by Oliver Ditson. 115 Washington Street.... Strike! Strike for your Fatherland...The Hungarian Battle Song. Air by Goria. Words, Symphonies & Accompaniment by J.H. Mack Naughton. Boston, Published by Oliver Ditson, 115 Washington Street. The Slave Ship: Words and Music by Henry Russell. Boston, Published by Oliver Ditson. 115 Washington Street.... Authorized Edition. Christy's Old Folks are Gone...Words and Music by G. Friedrich Wurzel. Edwin P. Christy: New York, Published by William Hall & Son. 239 Broadway. (Copyright 1852). Music of the Baker Family: Composed and Arranged by John C. Baker...Boston, Published by Oliver Ditson, 115 Washington Street.... (Copyright 1849). Melodies of the Harmoneons. Arranged for the Piano Forte.... We Come again with Song to Greet You....Boston, Published by E.H. Wade, No. 197 Washington Street. (Copyright 1846). A Collection of songs and Ballads. Composed with a Piano Accompaniment by L.V.H. Crosby...No. 4. I Can't Make up my Mind...Boston, Published by G.P. Reed & Co. 17 Tremont Row (Copyright 1852?). The World is on the Move: Look About. The Words by L.F. Blanchard. Music by Henry Russell. Boston, Published by Oliver Ditson, 115 Washington Street. Sweet Alice or Ben Bolt: Song & Chorus...Words by T.D. English Esquire. Music Composed and Respectfully Inscribed to Mrs. Asa Warren by Nathan Barker. Boston, G.P. Reed & Co. 17 Tremont Row. (Copyright 1850). Ben Bolt's Reply or Ah! yes I remember. Poetry by Sydney Dyer. Music by C.J.M. Bradley. Boston, Published by Henry Tolman, 153 Washington Street.... (copyright 1852). Hey Johnnie Cope: A Celebrated Scotch Ballad. The Right of Loving Thee Words by Mrs. Valentine Roberts. Music by W. Stephen Rooke. New York. Published by Wm. Hall & Son. 239 Broadway. Montreal, J.W. Herbert & Co. My Heart's Queen. Poetry by C.L. Wheeler. Music Composed by G.W. Stratton. Boston, Published by Henry Tolman, 153 Washington Street.... (Copyright 1852). Medley Song Selected from 30 popular airs...Arranged for the Piano Forte by Simon Knaebee. Published by Prentiss & Clark, 33 Court Street, Boston. To Miss E.M. Hall of Newburg, New York. Let us Pray...Poetry by Mrs. Lydia M. Tenney, Composed & Arranged for the Piano by B.F. Baker. Boston, Published by Henry Tolman, 153 Washington Street.... (Copyright 1853). The Star Spangled Banner. Written by F.S. Key Esqr. Arranged with an Accompaniment for the Piano Forte. Boston, Published by Oliver Ditson, 115 Washington Street. Oh Take the Harp Poetry by Geo. W. Babcock. Music Composed & Respectfully Dedicated to his Pupil, Miss Mary L. Clarke. By J. De'Anguera...Boston, Published by Henry Tolman, 153 Washington Street..... (Copyright 1852). The Choicest German Songs with English Words Selected from the Works of the Best Composers. The Serenade...Boston. Published by E.H. Wade, 197 Washington Street. My Home, I'll Think of Thee. Poetry by Elizabeth R. Blinn. Composed and Arranged for the Piano Forte and respectfully dedicated to his friend F. Whitman Esq. by Henry G. Stanley. Boston, Published by Henry Tolman, 153 Washington Street... (Copyright 1851). Hours of Prayer: A Sacred Song Written by Rev. Henry Ware. Composed & Inscribed to his friend, Miss Mary B. Pratt, by Oliver Shaw. Providence: Published by the Author. 70 Westminster Street. (Copyright 1836). Tenth Edition. Nelly Was a Lady: A Beautiful Ethiopiano Melody. Written & Composed by S.C. Foster....New York, Firth, Pond & Co. 1 Franklin Square. (Copyright 1849). The Wings of a Dove. Written by C. Jefferys. Arranged by L. Devereaux. Boston: Published by Oliver Ditson, 115 Washington Street. The Soldier's Tear: A Favorite Ballad...Written by Thomas Haynes Bayley. Composed by Alexander Lee. Boston, Published by Oliver Ditson, 115 Washington Street. Thou Hast Learned to Love Another or Farewell, Farewell, Forever. Music by Charles Slade. Boston, Published by Oliver Ditson. 115 Washington Street. (Copyright 1849). Uncle Tom's Glimpse of Glory: Words Written by Eliza And by Her. Respectfully Dedicated to Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe (Author of Uncle Tom's Cabin). Music by Frank Howard. Boston, Published by E.H. Wade. 197 Washington Street. (Copyright 1858).

Scope and Contents [Spine has word "Music" written on it]. The Song of the Alumnae. Arranged for one, two, three, or four voices...the Poetry by Miss Margaret Robinson, The Music Composed for & Most Respectfully Dedicated to the Graduates: of the Albany Female Academy by Oliver J. Shaw. Boston, Published by W.H. Oakes and for the sale by E.H. Wade. 197 Washington Street, W.C. Sharp's Lithog. 24 Franklin Street, Boston. Dandy Jim, From Carolina: A Popular Negro melody...New York, Published by Firth & Hall, 1 Franklin Square & J.L. Hewitt... (Copyright 1843). Empire State Quadrilles. In which are introduced "The Cracovienne: O Jenny is my Own Love." Rory O'Moore. Lady Frances & Jim A Long Josey. Composed, arranged, & respectfully dedicated to the Ladies of the State of New York. By John C. Andrews. New York, Published by Hewitt & Jaques, 239 Broadway. Elssler Quadrilles, No. 1 arranged by Ch. Zeuner. New York, John F. Nunns, 240 Broadway. (Copyright 1840). La Cracovienne...In the Grand Ballet of the Gipsey. Composed by N.C. Bocsha. Burns & Co., Publishers, No. 164 South Second Street, Philadelphia. Ethiopian Quadrilles, Danced and Sung by the Virginia Minstrels. Arranged by A. Nagerj Onyqjva. New York, Published by Firth & Hall, 1 Franklin Sq. and James L. Hewitt & Co. 239 Broadway. Dandy Jim. New York, Published by F. Riley, 297 Broadway. J.C. Scherpf. (Copyright 1844). L'Orcia: A Waltz. Composed by Liszt. Vol. II. November 1843. Gerrito Polka. Composed by Joseph Lanner. Vol. II, November 1843. The Quaker's Meeting: Comic Song. From Handy Andy by Samuel Lover, Esq. The Music Composed Expressly for this Work by Charles Jarvis. The Village Chimes. A Galop By H. Lemoine. French Guards Waltz. Composed by J. Klemczinsky. The Happy Dream of Youth: Ballad. Written and Composed by George Linley. Polacca from Puritani. Oh! Sing Again that Pensive Lay. Written and Composed by C.T. Percivall, of Frederick, Maryland. March. Donizett. I Cannot Dance To-Night, Ballad. Words by T.H. Bayly--Music by Mrs. T.H. Bayly. Cavatina. Donizetti. The Curtsy Cotillion. C. Jarvis. The Rose of Song. From the Songs of Grenada. Words by Sir E.L. Bulwer. Music by J. Blockley. La Donizetti. The New Coquette: A Dance. Composed by C.F. Rudolph. The Parade Quickstep, as Performed by the Brass Band. Arranged for the Piano Forte and Dedicated to William Billings Meech, Esq. By W.C. Glynn. Albany, Published by W.C. Clynn. 8.1 1/2 State Street. The Bayadere Quick Step, As Performed by the Brass Bands. Arranged for the Piano Forte. Philadelphia, Geo. W. Hewitt & Co..... (Copyright 1839). Brooklyn City Guard Quick Step. Composed by a Member of the Corps, Performed by Dodsworth's Brass Band, Arranged for the P{iano Forte. By E.R. Hansen, New York, Published by Firth & Hall, 1 Franklin Square...and J.L. Hewitt & Co.... (Copyright 1843). Herculean Quick Step, Composed and Arranged for the Piano Forte by Zaleucus. Boston, Published by Henry Prentiss, 33 Court Street. Bayeaux's Quick Step...Arranged for the Piano Forte, and dedicated to the Officers and Members of the Albany Burgesses Corps by William C. Glynn. Albany, Published by Goardman & Gray, No. 4 North Pearl Street. (Copyright 1842). The New York Light Guard's Quick Step...Composed and Respectfully Dedicated to the Officers and Members of the Light Guard; Francis H. Brown, New York, Published by Hewitt & Jaques, 239 Broadway.... (Copyright 1839). Philadelphia State Fencibles Quick Step, Composed and Dedicated to Captain James Page, and the Officers and Members of his Corps. By Ch. Zeuner. New York, John F. Nunns, 240 Broadway. Military Recreations No. 9. (Copyright 1842). Herz's Quick Step...Arranged for the Piano Forte by Ch. Zeuner. Boston, Published by Parker & Ditson, 107 Washington Street (Copyright 1837). La Sonambula Quick Step...Arranged for the Piano Forte by S. Knaebel. Boston, Published by Oliver Ditson, 107 Washington Street (Copyright 1836). Hero's Quick Step. Composed and respectfully dedicated to the New York Light Guards and Boston Light Infantry, by Henry Schmidt. Boston, Published by Henry Prentiss, 33 Court Street. (Copyright 1826). The Philadelphia Union Fencibles: Quick Step. Arranged by Ch. Zeuner. New York. John F. Nunns, 240 Broadway Military Recreation No. 9. (Copyright 1842). Gov. Bouck's Grand Quick Step...Composed and arranged for the Piano Forte and respectfully dedicated to His Excellency by Oliver J. Shaw. Albany, Published by Boardman & Gray. No. 4 & 6 North Pearl Street. (Copyright 1842). Sempre Paratus. Hall's Quick Step...Composed and arranged by T. Bricher. Respectfully dedicated to Orderly John Hall by the Greys. Boston, Published by Oakes & Swan, 8 1/2 Tremont Row. (Copyright 1840). The Brattleboro Waltz and Quick Step. Composed by George Hews. New York, Published by Hewitt & Jaques, 239 Broadway. The Linden Waltz. Arranged for the Piano Forte by Charles Czerny. New York, Published by Firth & Hall, 1 Franklin Square & J.L. Hewitt & Co. 239 Broadway. Beethoven's Dream: A Grand Waltz. Composed & Arranged for the Piano Forte. New York, Published by Jas. L. Hewitt & Co. 239 Broadway. Le Desire: A Favorite Waltz For the Piano Forte. Composed by Beethoven. New York, Published at Millet's Music Saloon, 329 Broadway. The New York Serenading Waltz for the Piano Forte. New York Engraved, Printed & Sold by E. Riley, 29 Chatham Street. The Alexis Waltz: "an Alexis send ich dich." Composed and Arranged for the Piano Forte, by F.H. Himmel. Published by John Cole, Baltimore. The Orpheus Waltz by J. Strauss. Arranged as a Rondo for the Piano Forte by H. Lemoine. New York, Published by Dubois Bacon & Chambers, 285 Broadway. The Psyche Waltz, respectfully dedicated to the Misses Maria M. & Elizabeth Flagg of Albany New York by G.C.M. Music Composed & Arranged for the Piano Forte by William C. Glynn. Albany, Published by L.F. Newland 84 1/2 State Street. La Cachucha: Arranged as an Easy Lesson For the Piano Forte by A. Le Carpentier. Philadelphia, George Willig 171 Chesnut Street. Beauties of Strauss, Arranged for the Piano Forte. Boston, Published by C. Bradlee, 135 Washington Street. Philomel Waltz. La Rosa Waltz. Elizabeth Waltz. Hope Waltz. The Boston Light Infantry's Parade March, Composed by Ch. Zeuner. New York, John F. Nunns, 240 Broadway. Military Recreations No. 6. (Copyright 1841). La Norma Grand March, Composed by Bellini. Arranged for the Piano Forte by F. Burgmuller. Boston, Published by C. Bradlee, 135 Washington Street. The Favorite Alpine March, Arranged as an Easy Rondo for the Piano Forte. By Thos. Valentine. New York, Published by Dubois & Stodart, 167 Broadway. The Greek March, In which is Introduced an Original Greek Air. Composed for & Dedicated to Miss Elizabeth Lucket. By W.C. Peters. New York, Published by Hewitt & Jaques, 239 Broadway (Copyright 1840). Grand March from the Opera of Tancredi byJ. Rossini, New York, Firth Hall & Co. 1 Franklin Square. March from Mosaniello by Auber. Arranged by Chaulieu. New York, Pubilshed by Dubois & Stodart, 167 Broadway. Fra Diavolo Quick March Arranged for the Piano Forte by Ferd Unger. New York, Published by Dubois & Bacon, 167 Broadway. Prince Albert's Band March...Composed by Stephen Glover. New York, Published by Firth & Hall, No. 1 Franklin Square. Military Gallop: From the Opera Le Rendez-Vous Arranged by Ch. Rummel. Philadelphia, Geo. W. Hewitt & Co. (Late Nunns) 70 S. Third Street. Pine Apple Gallop for the Piano Forte Composed on Favorite Motives and Dedicated to Miss Mary Louise Desauque by Charles Grobe. Philadelphia, George Willig 171 Chesnut Street (Copyright 1843). The Cincinnati Rondo, Composed and Arranged for the Piano Forte by Joseph Ganter. Philadelphia. G. Willig, 171 Chesnut Street. The Beauties of Rossini, A Sett of Quadrilles. Selected from Rossini's most celebrated Operas and arranged as Duetts for two Performers on the Piano Forte byAulagnier. New York, Published by J.L. Hewitt, 239 Broadway. Le Petit Tambour: A Favourite French Air. Arranged as a Rondo for the Piano Forte by F. Hunten. New York, Published by Hewitt & Jaques, 239 Broadway. The Admired Duett Deh Conte in Bellini's Opera "La Norma." Arranged for the Piano forte by Burgmuller. Philadelphia, A. Fiot. 196 Chesnut Street, Importer of Music & Musical Instruments. Largo al Factotum from the Opera of Il Barbiere Adapted as a Rondo for the Piano Forte and Dedicated to Miss Elizabeth Skinner by W.R. Coppock. New York, Firth & Hall, 1 Franklin Square, No. 10 of 12 Airs. (Copyright 1839). We Have Lived and Loved Together: The Celebrated Romance with an Introduction & Variations for the Piano Forte. Composed by Henri Herz. Philadelphia, Published by G.E. Blake, 13 South Fifth Street. Jeune Fille A Quinze Ans: Rondoletto sur un motif de Melle. L. Puget, Par F. Burgmuller. Philadelphia, A. Fiot, 196 Chesnut Street.

Scope and Contents [Words, "Piano Folio" were written on the front and on the spine of the cover.] [Signature] Mrs. Geo. H. Ferguson, Shanghai, China. 192 Pages of Music for 50¢. A Collection: Dance Folio Vol I. of the Most Popular Piano Music of the day. New York and Chicago: Published by Richard A. Asslfield. 12 Bible House. 16 Jackson Street. Copyright 1883 by R.A. Saalfield.

[Signature] Miss Dondridge, Miss Mary Pendleton. The Minstrel's Harp: An Arietta, from the Lay of the Laft Minstrels; With an Accompaniment for the Harp, or Piano Forte, Composed by John Clarke. Music Document. Philadelphia, Published by G.E. Blake. Philadelphia, Published by Carr & Schetky and sold at the following Music Stores: J. Carr's, Baltimore, G. Blake's Philadelphia...Said a Smile to a Tear. From the New Opera of False Alarms as Composed, Sung and Accompanied by Brahm. Hope Told a Flattering Tale: Sung by Mr. Woodham. Why Will Florella: A Favourite Song by Mrs. Delamain of York. London, Printed & Sold by J. Bland at his Music Warehouse, 45 Holburn. Faithless Emma...Composed by Dr. Stevenson. Philadelphia, Published by G.E. Blake. When Day has Smiled a Soft Farewell, From Lord Strangford's "Translation of Camoens." Printed and Sold at Carr's Music Store, Baltimore. Composed by R. Light. Oh Then Remember Me. Written by Thomas Moore Esqr. The Symphonies and Accompaniments by Sir John Stevenson. Printed and sold at Carr's Music Store, Baltimore. The Flowing Can by Dibdin, Price 25 Cents. Philadelphia, Printed at Carr & Company's Musical Repository. Does the Harp of Rosa Slumber Words, by T. Moore Esqr. Music by J. Whitaker. [Signature] Phil. C. Pendleton. Good Night: A Favorite Song. Written and Composed by T. Moore Esqr. Philadelphia, Published by G.E. Blake, South 3rd Street.... Winter Amusements: A Favorite Song Composed by Mr. Shield and Fung by Mr. Munden in the Midnight Wanderers. Dubli, Published by Hime at His Musical Circulating Library, No. 34 College Green. Rosa: A Favorite Song Written and Composed by T. Moore Esq. Philadelphia, Published by G.E. Blake, South 3rd Street.... Philadelphia. Published by Carr & Schetky and Sold at the Following Music Stores...The Rapids, A Canadian Boat Song, Arranged by T. Moore Esq. The Steersman's Song, Written aboard the Boston Frigate by T. Moore Esqr. Composed by Mr. C. Gilfert. Philadelphia, Published by G.E. Blake.... [Signature] Phil. C. Pendleton. Alone by the Light of the Moon. A much admired Song. Published by G.E. Blake. Philadelphia.... [Signature] Phil. C. Pendleton. The Timid Tear: The Words by Moore Esq. Music by Barry Esqr. Philadelphia, Published by G.E. Blake, No. 1 South 3rd Street.... The Favorite Scotch Ballad of Roy's Wife of Aldivalock to which is added the words of "Canst thou leave me thus my Katy." Written to this Air by Robert Burns. The Flowers of the Forest: a Favourite Scotch Air. Printed and Sold at Carr's Music Store, Baltimore. Highland Mary. Written by Burns. Printed and Sold at Carr's Music Store, Baltimore. Dear Erin or Cushlamachree...Composed by T. Cooke. Printed and Sold at Carr's Music Store, Baltimore. Kate Kearney: The Favorite Irish Air sung by Mr. Webster. Printed and Sold at Carr's Music Store, Baltimore. Philadelphia. Published by Carr & Schetky and sold at the following stores...The Mischievous Bee.... [Signature] Miss Pendleton. Why does Azure deck the Sky? A favorite Ballad...Written by Thos. Moore Esqr. Composed by R. Humfrey. Philadelphia, Published by G.E. Blake. The Meeting of the Waters: Written by Thomas Moore. Irish melody. Printed and Sold at Carr's Music Store, Baltimore. I Knew by the Smoak that so gracefully curled. Written by T. Moore Esqr. Composed by J. Willson. The Caledonian Maid: Written by Peter Pindair Esquire. Composed by I. Moulds. Printed for and sold by B Carr at his musical repository's. Market Street, Philadelphia.... Edmund Pendleton Esqr, Martinsburg, Virginia. Also Autograph Letter Signed to Dr. Ned. (?) from I.L.H. (?). See from Ocean Rising. Printed and Sold at Carr's Music Store, Baltimore. Mazzinghi. The Garland of Love. Printed and Sold at Carr's Music Store, Baltimore. Hook. Where's the Harm of that: A Favorite Song Composed by Mr. Hook. New York, Printed & sold at J. Hewitt's Musical Repository, No. 131 William Street.... Entre Nous: A Favorite Song in the Comic Opera of Two Faces under a Hood. Composed by Mr. Shield. Printed and Sold at Carr's Music Store, Baltimore. [A page is missing from the next piece] Sweetly in Life's Jocund Morning: A favorite Song in the new Comedy of Life. Music by Mazzinghi. Words by Reynolds. Life Let us Cherish: A favourite new Song. The Words by Mr. Derrick. Published by G. Willig, No. 185 Market Street, Philadelphia. [Signature] Sally Hoffans. Book. June 17th, 1798. (Page is torn in half). My Much Lov'd Sailor Boy. (?) Philadelphia. [Signature] Phil C. Pendleton. The Anacreontic Song...the Words by Ralph Tomlinson Esqr. late president of that Society. London, Printed & Sold at A. Blands Music Warehouse, 23 Oxford Street. [Signature] A Collection of New Favorite Songs. Pit a Pat in Blue Beard. Printed and Sold by B. Carr, Philadelphia.... Tink a Tank in Blue Beard, Printed and sold at B. Carr's Musical Repository, Philadelphia.... When Pensive...in Blue Beard. Printed & Sold at B. Carr's Musical Repository, Philadelphia..... Chicha cho in Blue Beard. Printed & Sold at B. Carr's Musical Repository, Philadelphia...... The Day of Marriage...Printed and Sold by J: Carr, Baltimore..... The Bacchus May Boast: Favourite Song Sung by Mr. Bowden. The Words by Captain Morris and the Music by Mr. Shields. Dublin, Published by Hime--Piano Forte Maker and Music Seller (40). College Green. With Lowly Suit: A Favourite New Song sung by Signora Storace in the Opera of No Song No Supper, Dublin Publish'd by Edmund Lee No. (2) Dame Street Near the Royal Exchange. I Locked up all My Treasure: A Much Admired Song...in the Opera of the Quaker Dublin. Published by Hime at his Musical Circulating Library, No. 84 College Green. [Signature] Phil. C. Pendleton. While the morn is inviting to Love: A Favorite Song, Printed & Sold at B. Carr's Musical Repository, Philadelphia.... Glee: The Friar of Orders Gray. J.W. Callcott, Mus. Bac. Oxon. Philadelphia, published by Carr & Schetky and sold at the following Music Stores... Glee: Drink to me only with thine eyes. Philadelphia, Published by Carr & Schetky, and sold at the following Music Stores.... Serenade. The Words by Mr. James N. Barker. Philadelphia. Published by G.E. Blake No. 1 South 3rd Street. [Signature] Miss Pendleton. Eliza. [Signature] Miss Pendleton. On this Cold Flinty Rock. Harper's Artillerists march. Overture by Haydn. Printed by G. Willig, Market Street. Philadelphia. Musical Journal No. 78. Instrumental Section. Clementis Grand Waltz. Prussian March in Abelino, Philadelphia. Published & Sold by G. Willig. Musical Journal No. 66. Instrumental Section. Waltz by Clementi. Yankee Doodle: An Original American Air Arranged with Variations for the Piano Forte. Sold at Carr's Musical Repository. Philadelphia & New York & by I. Carr, Baltimore....

Scope and Contents [Front Cover has name "W.E. Phillips" engraved on it.] [Inside Front Cover is Written "Annie Dawes Williams for Lloyd H. Williams. There is a date on the next page. "1830."] George E. Blake. No. 13 South 5th Street. Philadelphia, Piano-Forte Maker. New Edition Overture for the Piano Forte. In which is Introduced a Favorite Air, Composed by T. Latour. No. 1 New York. Published by W. Dubois at his Piano Forte & Music Store.... The Maltese Boatman's Song: For One, Two, or Three Voices; by L. Devereaux. Baltimore, Published by John Cole. Hurrah! For the Bonnets of Blue, A Ballad...Composed by Alexander Lee. Baltimore, Published by John Cole. A Te Deum. In Four Vocal Parts, with an Accompaniment for the Organ or Piano Forte. Composed and as a Token of Esteem & Friendship, Inscribed to William Frick Esqr. by C. Meineke. Organist of St. Paul's Church, Baltimore. Baltimore, Published by John Cole, No. 125 1/2 Market Street. Copyright Secured. O my Love's like the red Rose. A Favorite Scotch Air...Arranged by John Davy, Philadelphia, Published by G.E. Blake, No. 13 South 5th Street. I've Been Roaming a Cavatina...Inscribed to Gibson Scott Esqr. by C.E. Horn. Philadelphia, Published and Sold by G. Willig.... Favorite March in the Cateract of the Ganges, Baltimore. Published and Sold by G. Willig. The Bonny Boat, Written by Joanna Baillie, Arranged by C. Meineke. Baltimore, Published by John Cole, Copyright secured. Strike the Cymbal, A Sacred Melody Composed by Pucetta. Philadelphia, Published by John G. Klemm. Grand National March. Composed and dedicated to General Andrew Jackson, President of the United States by C. Meineke...Baltimore, Published by John Cole.....Copyright secured, Feb 24, 1829. The Knight of the Golden Crest: A Song...Written by Harry Stoe Van Dyk. Composed by John Barnet. New York, Published by E.S. Mesier, 28 Wall Street and Bourne No. 359 Broadway. The Minstrels returned from the war...Written and Composed by I.H.H. Boston, Published by James L. Hewitt & Co. at their Music Saloon, No. 36 Market Street.Dolce Fiamma: The Favorite Aria, in the Opera of Madea, Arranged for the Piano Forte by Thos. Valentine. New York, Published by Dubois & Stodart.... He Lives Renown'd in Story...Composed by Alexander lee. Baltimore, Published by John Cole. Buonaparte's Coronation March. Philadelphia, Published by G.E. Blake No. 13 South Fifth Street. Let us haste to Kelvin Grove...Written by John Sims Esqr. Arranged

Scope and Contents Cramer's Grand Concerto for the Piano Forte, with or without additional keys, as Performed by him with the utmost applaude, at the Opera and Professional concerts; Dedicated to Miss Jervis. Op. 70. London, Printed and Sold by Preston and Son, at their Wholesale Warehouses. Word "Forty" written on next page. Music pages 2-34. Giornovichi's Concerto Expressly Composed for the opera Concert, 1796. Arranged for the Piano Forte, with accompaniments for violins, Alto Flutes, Horns, and Bass. By F. B. Cramer. Printed for Corri, Dufsek and Co. Music Publishers. Music pages 2-23. A Third Concertante adapted for the Piano Forte with an Accompaniment for the Violin. Composed by Ignace Pleyel. London, Printed by Broderip and Wilkinfon. Music pages 1-30. Sonata for the Piano Forte, with an Accompaniment for a Violin. Composed by J.L.. Dussek. Op. 24. London, Printed by Longman and Broderip. Music pages 2-10. Three Sonata For the Piano Forte, with an Accompaniment for the Violin and Bass; and libitum. Composed and Dedicated to the Hon. Miss Emily Byng, By F.B. Cramer. Printed for Corri Dufsek and Co. Music Pages 2-33. Immediately following the title page is a "Catalogue of New music." 1795 and 1796.

A Miscellaneous Collection of Songs, Ballads, Canzonets, Duets, Trios, Glees, and Elegies; in two Volumes properly adapted for the Voice and Piano Forte. The Glees harmonized from selected Melodies by Mr. Webbe, and the Italian Airs adapted by Mr. Shield, expressly for this work. The whole carefully compiled from the msot celebrated compositions of the best Authors, and respectfully dedicated to Lady Lushington, by her Ladyship's much obliged humble servant Frederick August Hyde. Vol. I. Price one pound Six Shillings unbound. London. Printed by Clementi and Company. COMPOSER. "TITLE," FROM, PAGE NUMBER. Arne, T.A. "Blow, blow thou Winter's wind." As You Like It, pg. 1. Howard, Samuel. "Myrtilla," pg. 2. Howard, Samuel. "Why heaves my fond bosom," pg. 3. Howard, Samuel. "O the hours I've passed," pg. 4. Galli. "When first I saw thee graceful move," pg. 5. Vento, Matthias. "Oh! talk not to me," Lionel & Clarissa, pg. 6. Vento, Matthias. "Think of think within my breast," Daphne and Amintor, pg. 7. Purcell, Henry. "From rosy bow'rs," Orpheus Britannicus, pg. 8. Purcell, Henry. "Fairest isle of isles excellings," Orpheus Britannicus, pg. 11. Arne, T.A. "Cast my love thine eyes around," Agreeable Musical Choice, pg. 12. Purcell, Henry. "Come let us agree," Orpheus Britannicus, pg. 12. Bach, J.C. "In this shady blest retreat," Vauxhall Songs, pg. 16. Arne, T.A. "Behold the sweet flow'rs around," Lyric Harmony, pg. 18. Travere, John. "Haste my Nanette," pg. 20. Purcell, Henry. "Befs of Bedlam," Orpheus Britannicus, pg. 24. Arne, Michael. "Sweet Poll of Plymouth," pg. 26. Arne, Michael. "This cold flinty Heart," Cymon, pg. 31. Arne, T.A. "Soft pleasing pains," pg. 32. Boyce, William. "Softly rise O Southern breeze," Solomon, pg. 36. Bach, J.C. "No twas neither shape nor feature," Flitch of Bacon, pg. 41. Linley, Thomas. "No flow'r That blows," Selima & Azor, pg. 42. Shield, William. "Together let us range the fields," Solomon, pg. 52. Arne, T.A. "Let not rage thy bosom firing," Artaxerxes, pg. 56. Green, Maurice. "Go rose my Chloe's bosom Grace," Songs, pg. 58. Jackson, William. "In a vale clos'd with woodland, Elegies, pg. 60. Arne, T.A. "Gentle youth ah! tell me why," Love in a Village, pg. 65. Giardini, Felice. "'Tis not Wealth it is not Birth," Love in a Village, pg. 65. Monsigny, P.A. "Somehow my spindle I mislaid," The Deserter, pg. 67. Jackson, William. "Love in Thy eyes forever plays," pg. 68. Paisiello, Giovanni. "Hope told a flatt'ring tale," pg. 70. Linley, Thomas. "Primroses deck the banks green side/she," Ballads, pg. 72. Mozart, W.A. "With joy my heart assail not," Don Giovanni, pg. 74. Mozart, W.A. "The Manly heart," Zauberflote, pg. 76. Boyce, William. "What Medicine can soften," pg. 79. Shield, William. "Whilst with village maids," Rosina, pg. 82. Green, Maurice. "Dear Chloe while thus beyond Measure," pg. 84. Green, Maurice. "Busy curious thirsty Fly," pg. 85. Hook, James. "Hush evry breeze," Hours of Love, pg. 86. Purcell, Henry. "Lost is my quiet for ever," Orpheus Britannicus, pg. 88. Arne, T.S. "Thou soft flowing Avon," pg. 90. Linley, Thomas. "Still the lark finds repose," Spanish Rivals, pg. 94. Arnold, Samuel. "The hardy silor braves the ocean," Castle of Andalusia, pg. 96. Sacchini, A.M.G. "Henry cull'd the Flow'rets bloom," Rosina, pg. 98. Purcell, Henry. "Come unto these yellow sands," Tempest, pg. 100. Jackson, William. "Time has not thinn'd my flowing hair," pg. 102. Sarti, Giuseppe. "Life of my Soul O hear me," pg. 106. Dibdin, Charles. "Was I a Shepherd's maid," Padlock, pg. 108. Arne, T.A. "In love should there meet a fond pair," Love in a Village, pg. 110. Galuppi, Baldassare. "How blest the maid whose bosom," Love in a Village, pg. 111. Giordani, Giuseppe. "Let not age," Vauxhall Songs, pg. 112. Arne, T.A. "Sally," pg. 114. Arne, T.A. "The arch Denial," Agreeable Musical Choice, pg. 115. Arne, T.A. "Where the Bee Sucks," Volume of Lyric Harmony, pg. 116. Arne, T.A. "If o'er the cruel tyrant love," Artaxerxes, pg. 118. "In the dead of the Night," pg. 119. Dibdin, Charles," The Nymph who in my bosom reigns," Deserter, pg. 122. Arne, T.A. "Sweet Echo sweetest Nymph," Comus, pg. 124. Dibdin, Charles. "Sweet Robin," Padlock, pg. 126. Arne, T.A. "The Soldier tir'd of Wars alarms," Artaxerxes, pg. 128. Giordani, Giuseppe. "No more in field or shady grove," pg. 131. Corfe, Joseph. "Cou'd a man be secure," pg. 134. Boyce, William. "You say you love," Lyra Britannica, pg. 136. Paxton, Stephen. "The Morn returns in Saffron drest," Rosina, pg. 138. Shield, William. "Her mouth which a smile," Rosine, pg. 139. "I sigh and lament in vain," pg. 140. Hayden, George. "As I saw fair Clora," pg. 143. Carter, C.T. "If you'll consent my lovely dear," Fair American, pg. 144. "Gen living worth," pg. 146. Harrington, Henry. "Sweet doth blush The rosy Morning," pg. 149. Harrington, Henry. "Gentle Airs sweet Joys impart," pg. 150. Nauman, J.G. "Wherefore ask me why I languish," pg. 151. Galliard, J.E. "With early Horn," pg. 154. "As down on Banna's Banks," pg. 156. Arne, T.A. "Water parted from the sea," Artaxerxes, pg. 159. Mozart, W.A. "Should worldly cares oppressing," pg. 160. "My own dear Somebody," pg. 164. Jackson, William. "To fairest Delia's grassy tomb," pg. 167. Giordani, Giuseppe. "O come dear fatal hour," pg. 168. Shield, William. "Within this breast the record lies," Flitch of Bacon, pg. 170. Arne, T.A. "By dimpled brook," Comus, pg. 172. Arne, T.A. "Now Phoebus sinketh in the West," Comus, pg. 173. Weigl, Joseph. "Laura, sunk in tender sorrow," pg. 174. Dibdin, Charles. "Then farwell my trim built wherry," The Waterman, pg. 179. Dibdin, Charles. "The captive Linnet," The Quaker, pg. 180. Vento, Matthias. "Come ye hours," Castle of Andalusia, pg. 182. Haydn, F.J. "To sing of Love's passion," German Erato, pg. 184. Haydn, F.J. "A prey to tender anguish," German Erato, pg. 185. Giordani, Giuseppe. "I smile at love and his arts," pg. 186. Purcell, Henry. "Let the fifes and the clarion," Orpheus Britannicus, pg. 188. Purcell, Henry. "May the God of Wit," Orpheus Britannicus, pg. 189. Boyce, William. "Tell me lovely shepherd where," Solomon, pg. 191. Jackson, William. "If I love, will you doom me to die?" pg. 192. Rauzzini, Venanzio. "By him we love offended," Duenna, pg. 194. "Aileen Aroom," pg. 197. Battishill, Jonathan. "Man Eve or Kate of Aberdeen," pg. 198. Arne, T.A. "When late I wander'd the Plain," Thomas & Sally, pg. 199. Jackson, William. "Go gentle gales," pg. 200. [On page 202 is an index of the song titles contained in this volume number one.]

Scope and Contents [Signature] Anne Barraud. Presented by Jno [Jonathan] Barraud of London. Nov 1797. There also are names of Schubert Haydn and Schroeter on this page. The name Ann is written further down the page. Sonatas one thru six by Haydn for Harpsichord or piano forte. The Celebrated Overture. Composed by Sigr. Haydn. and Performed at mefs Bach & Abel's Concerts; Adapted for the Piano Forte or Harpsicord ... London. Printed and sold by Longman & Broderip. [# III] The favorite Overture to the celebrated Tragic Dance of Medee et Jason Adapted to the Harpsicord or Piano Forte Performed at the King's Theatre in the Hay Market Composed by Sigr. Gluck ... London Printed and Sold by J. Blundell... A favorite Concerto. for the Harpsicord or Piano Forte. with Accompanyments, Dedicated to Mrs. Davison Composed by William Evance Durhan ... London. Printed by Longman & Broderip... At the end of this selection is a listing of published titled - Musical Publications Printed and Sold by Longman & Broderip... Six Concertos for the Harpsicord, or Piano Forte; With an Accompanyment for Two Violins, and a Bass. Composed and dedicated to Her Grace the Duchess of H'ncafter, By J. S. Schroeter. Opera III ... London: Printed for and sold by W. Napier, Strand. The title page for the next section is missing. However, there are six concertos for harpsicord of piano forte. No indication of composer. They are followed by - Musical Publications Printed and Sold by Longman & Broderip ... London ... At the right top of the next page is a handwritten word "Dallas?" A New Edition of Six Concertos for the Harpsicord or Organ, Composed by M. Handel ... London ... Title page missing. Blank page with word Dallas written at top. The following selection is written for harpsicord. It is an overture by Gugliemi. This is followd by two blank pages. The second of which has the words "Miss Dallas," and the word "Bid" lower down. "Miss Dallas" is repeated once and Mis is begun but is not finished. Overture for harpsicord or pianoforte written by Piccini. It is titled La Schiava. Followed by two blank pages Overture for harpsicord or piano forte. Titled Il Bacio. No composer given [M. Vento] End. Hayden. Six Sonatas for the Forte Piano or Harpsicord. Published by Longman and Broderip in 1781 from plates originally used by the Amsterdam firm J.J. Hummel. Hoboken Gruppe XVI Nr. 35-39 mit 20. Followed order: Hob. 37, 39, 38, 35, 36, 20