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Boyd's Washington and Georgetown directory contains also a business directory of Washington, Georgetown and Alexandria, 1864
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1NEW VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC,
2PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE BY
3LEE & WALKER,
4(722 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.)
6GROBE'S NEW METHOD FOR THE PIANO-FORTE.
8Price $2 50 Nett.
9Bound in cloth, $3 00.
11NEW SONGS.
12My Love is on the Battle Field. Words by Robert Morris, Esq. Music by Alfred Delaney. 25
13I loved that Dear Old Flag the best. Song and Chorus. Words by Ednor Rossiter. Music by B. Frank Walters. 25
14Deserving the popularity it is rapidly attaining.
15The Nation shall not die. Song and Chorus. Words by Robert Morris, Esq. Music by Alfred Delaney. 25
16Dear friends, we must bid farewell. Quartette and Chorus, by S. J. Parmele. 25
17Well adapted for Schools, and also for the Parlor, as it can all be sung by four voices.
18My Country so dear, by C. Everest. 25
19Come in out of the Draft; or, "How are you, Conscript?" Comic Song. Words by Ed. Rossiter. Music by B. Frank Walters.
20King Cotton. Written and composed by C. Everest. 25
21The Song of the Guard; or, the Trooper's Death. Adapted by Alfred Delaney. 25
22Kind friends are near her; a reply to the popular song "Who will care for mother now?" Words by Ednor Rossiter. Music by B. Frank Walters. 25
23Our Country and Flag. A national song with a chorus. Words and music. By R. Culver. Ornamented with a beautiful allegorical title 60
24"Our Flag and our Country, Heaven's blessings attend them,
25While we live, we will cherish, protect and defend them."
26Stirring words, adapted to spirited music.
27"When this Cruel War is Over," and "I Remember the Hour When Sadly We Parted." Arranged with an accompaniment for Guitar. By Henry Tucker—each ….. 25
28The Picket Guard. With an accompaniment for Guitar. By Sep. Winner. 25
30NEW INSTRUMENTAL PIECES.
31Agatha, No. 10 of Brinley Richard's Album. A charming and brilliant fantasia on the beautiful German song, "When the Swallows Homeward fly." It is a fine piece for the Parlor.
32Musical Echoes. A collection of popular airs, arranged without octaves, and fingered, by C. Everest. In 30 numbers. Each number….. 15
33The last issued are
34No. 8.—La Manola.
359.—No One to Love.
3610.—Maryland, my Maryland.
3711.—Mollie's Dream Waltz.
3812.—Maid of Sorrente.
3913.—La Chatelaine
4014.—Beautiful Moon Waltz.
4115.—Charity.
4216.—Prison Duett—Trovatore.
4317.—March from Moses.
44Mother is the Battle Over? With brilliant variations. Composed by Charles Grobe. 50
45Again we have to record another charming Parlor piece by this eminent Composer.
46Solitude. A Fantasia for the piano. By E. Mack. 30
47This has a beautiful illustrated title, and is a pretty and easy piece.
48Minuet from Mozart's Symphony in E flat. This is the celebrated Minuet which should be on every piano. Schulhoff. 40
49The Greenback Quickstep. By S. Winner 25
50A very pretty and neat arrangement introducing the song melody.
51Who will care for Mother now? With brilliant variations. By Charles Grobe. 50
52This is a beautiful composition founded on the beautiful song, which is so popular.
53We have always on hand, Pianos, From the celebrated factories of Hazelton Brothers and J. & C. Fisher. Also, Pianos to rent. Instruction Books by the best Masters, for every Instrument. A choice stock of Church tune books, and Glee and Chorus books. New Bulletin issued every month, which will be sent by mail on application.
55General Gilmore's Grand March. Composed by W. Wolsieffer. 30
56A very fine composition dedicated to the gallant General. The style is new, and it will become a favorite. It is illustrated with a portrait.
57General Meade's Grand March. Composed by Louis Reimer. 30
58This March is decidedly pretty, and has a very fine likeness of the General.
60VIOLIN AND PIANO.
61The Evening Hour. A collection of favorite airs for violin and piano. By S. Winner. Each. 25
62Last issued are
63No. 7.—Brightest Eyes Galop.
648.—Polluto Galop.
659.—Her Bright Smile.
6610.—Do they think of me at home?
6711.—Pestal, or Maniac Waltzes.
6812.—Contraband schottisch.
6913.—Cruel War quick-step.
70These are very effective, and are quite easy on both instruments.
72NEW FOUR HAND-PIECES.
73Massanielo, No. 1. Arranged by J. A. Getze. 50
74This belongs to the collection, "Les Charmes de l'Opera."
75Overture to the Opera, "A Night in Grenada." Arranged by C. Kreutzer. 75
76This is a beautiful overture and is very effective.
77Fantaisie Brilliant. From the Opera Le Prophete. Arranged by D. Krug. 75
78Brilliant and showy for the Parlor.
79Besides the Songs and Pieces enumerated before, we have a beautiful collection of new Songs and Marches, most of them beautifully illustrated with lithographic titles.
81SONGS.
82Where are ye now, bright dreams of my childhood. 25
83Shall we meet again. 25
84Tread lightly where the hero sleeps. 25
85When first my eyes beheld the smile. 25
86On the shores of Tennessee. 25
87Willie's Song. 25
88We are coming Father Abraham. 25
89Captain Jinks of the Horse Marines. 40
90The Picket Guard. 25
91Sabbath Morning (Sacred). 25
92Allie Sleeps. 25
93Come at your Country's call. 25
94The Mother's Reply. 25
95When the Kye come hame. 30
96Come when you will. 30
97Beautiful Daisies. 25
98The Songs of other Years. 25
99Oh! take me to thy heart again. 25
100They pray for us at home. 25
102MARCHES AND QUICKSTEPS.
103With Portraits.
104Secretary Chase's Grand March. 30
105General Buell's Grand Quickstep. 30
106General Hooker's Grand March. 30
107Parson Brownlow's Quickstep. 30
108Col. Hartraut's Quickstep. 30
109General Rosecrans' Grand March. 25 & 40
110General Grant's Grand March. 30
111Governor Yates' Grand March. 25 & 40
112Governor Sprague's Grand March. 30
113General Banks' Grand March. 30
114General McClellan's Grand March. 50
115" " " Quickstep. 25
116General Tom Thumb's Wedding March. 40
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