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JVew Songs, IPuetts, Glees, ami Pmno'-Forte *llHsic, published by Charles E, Horn,

“ A]1 things love thee:”

Northern Refrain :

“ There’s a charm in Spring“ Jess Mac Farlane*' Do you remember, Mary 1”

“ Meeta“ Tell her she haunts me yet“ Merrily o’er the wave :”

A Western Refrain :

“ O come to the West“ In the days when we went Gipseying“ The world is bright before thee“ I think of thee“ Faithful Ellen“ La Belle Julie

“ The mariner’s child to his mother ...

“The Grecian daughter:”“ Grace Darling :”

“ Love can conquer time :”

“ Tho’ long oppressed :” (Polacca,)

“ The Monk his vespers singing,” (Glee.)

“ M'ho with his minstrelsy :” (Duett,)...

“ Sweet round my bower :” (Duett,) ....

“ My mother dear :”

“ Where Zephyr dwells :”

Manhattan Waltz :

“ His words upon the paper bum :”

“Love, honor, and obey :”

“ The moon, and all her starry train :”...

“ Gather ye flow’rets :”

Gallop and Cotillion :

“The rose-bud, (Duett,)

Master and Pupil :

“ Beautiful dreams :”

“ I will not weep :”

“ I was not false to thee :”

“ I am a Gipsey :”

“ King of the wind :”

“ God is everywhere :”

Les jcunes amateurs cotillion :

“ Far from the green hills :”

“ Leave me, dear one :”

“ Thou hast left me to my sorrow :”

“ Touch us gently. Time :”

“ Cupid ’mid the roses playing :”

“ What joy doth fill :” ... (four voices).,.

“ Charity :”

“ He cometh :”

“ The lily of the valley :”

“ The Nightingale :”

“ Moonlight, moonlight :”

“ Vulcan contrive me :”

“ M’hat joy doth fill :” (Canon,)

L’ Esprit et La Bonte : (Valse,)

The May Day :(M^altz,)

Pocahontas : (Waltz,)

SUNG BY COMPOSED BYMrs. C. E. Horn, C. E. Horn.

Mrs. C. E. Horn, .....C. E. Horn.

Mr. Braham, Hullah.

Mr. Horn, Scotch Melody.

Mr. T. Bishop, C. Horn, Jr.

Mr. C. E. Horn, C. E. Horn.

Mr. Wilson, C. E. Horn.

Mr. Seguin, .Austin Phillips.

Mr. Jones, C. E. Horn.

Mr. E. Sheppard, C. E. Horn.

Mr. J. P. Knight, J. P. Knight.

Mr. Wilson, C E. Horn.

Mrs. Hardwuck, Austin Phillijis.

Miss Shirreff, C. E. Horn.

Mr. C. Horn, Jr R. Guylott.

Miss Aldridge, J. M. Harris.

Mrs. C. E. Horn, J. P. Knight.

Mr. C. E. Horn, Ed. Perry.

Mr. Wilson, C. E. Horn.

Mrs. Hardwick, John Pindar.

C. E. Horn.C. E. Horn.0. E. Horn.

Mr. Wilson, S. Lover.

Mrs. C. E. Horn, French Air.

C. E. Horn.

Mr. Wilson, C. E. Horn.

Mrs. C. E. Horn, C. E. Horn.

Mrs. C. E. Horn, C. E. Horn.

Mrs. Honey, J. Blewett.

(For Piano-forte,) Adams.do. Beethoven.do. Hayden.

Mrs. Hardwick, Austin Phillips.

Mr. Wilson, T. Boyle.

Miss Shirreff, C. E. Horn.Miss Shirreff, Julius Metz.Giubelei W. L. Phillips.

Arranged by C. E. Horn.Julius Metz.

Mr. Horncastle, J. F. Duggan.C. E. Horn.

Mrs. Martyn, Austin Phillips.

Mr. C. E. Horn, G. Loder.

Miss Poole, J. P. Knight.

Canon in Fidelio, Beethoven.Newly arranged by C. E. Horn.

Mrs. Hardwick, G. Lorler.

Flute obligato, C. E. Horn.J. A. Wade.

Rochester,, J. Wallack, Jr. &. Duggan.(from Fidelio,) Beethoven.

A. P. Heinrich.

A. P. Heinrich.

A. P. Heinrich.

SUNG BY CO.MPOSED BY“ Softly, softly lady :” (Glee,) Chubb.“ The Troubadour :” J. A. Wade, C. E. Horn.“ Still in the far distant billow :” F. W. Rosier, Curchman.“ Balmy Zephyrs :” (Duetto,) F. W. Rosier, L< hu.“ Sweetly ye blow :” (Glee,) Rev. J. Greenfield, A.M J. P. Knight.“ The bee-tlovvcr J. Wade.“ Rocked in the cradle of the deep :”.... H. Russell, J. P. Knight.

Open thy lattice, love :(Serenade,) J. P. Knight.

“ The New Year's come :’’ H. Russell, J. lb Knight.

“The poor dead bird :” J. .A. Wade, C. E. Horn.“ Poor Roselle :” Mrs. Bailey, An Amateur.A Venetian Serenade: Melody by G.P.Morris,Esq. Arranged by C. E. Horn.

Promise Waltz : Dedicated to Miss Lefferts .M. K. Erben.

Ode to Music : Four voices : for the use of Schools C. E. Horn.“ I shall not see again a brow :” .A Lady, C. E. Horn.“ Love has its own sweet pleasures :”(Duetto) J. A. Wade.“ The Dream :” (Glee) Words by Moore, C. E. Horn.

“The Log Cabin :” Words by a Citizen, A. Kyle.

“The new Union Hymn:” ...Words by Flaccus, F’laccus and C. E. Horn.

(This National Song is arranged fo/r all Church and Public Meetings.)“ He that loves :” (Glee, four voices,) G. I.oder.

“ Arise, ye roseate tints :” Words by F.W. Rosier, (newly arranged) Curchman.“ The post horn :” “ “ “ “ Schubert.“ The far distant willow :” “ “ “ “ Curchman.“ Good Night :” (adap. to an Italianair) Words by N. T. 0.... Arr. by C. E. Horn.“ Dream not of me :” Words by a Lady, C. E. Horn.

“The life of a Brigand :” Words by Horncastle. Song by GiHbilei....G. Ixxier.

“ The departed :” “ I'ark Benjamin, Ellen Blundell.

“ The chieftain's daughter :” “ G. P. Morris, Es<}., C. E. Horn.

The British Queen Waltz, Julius Metz.“ Say, stranger, when away:” (Duett,) I. Hullah.“ To valley by mountain:” (Duett,) Arranged by C. E. Horn.“ ’Tis life to young lovers :” (Glee,) Clifton.

“ The mariners grave :’ Mrs. Martyn, C. J. Martyn.“ Give me back my heart :” C. E. Horn.“ Shall I compare thee :” (Duett,) C. E. Horn.“ The summer is coming :” Mrs. C. E. Horn, C. E Horn.“ I have riches, thou bast beauty :” (Duett) Donizetti.

“ Come, friends, and listen to the story :” Mr. Wilson, .Adolph Adam.{The celebrated Postilion Song.)

“ Song of the May rose :” J. A. Wade.“When skies are draped, (Duett,) C. E. Horn.“ Curfew song of the day flowers :” (Glee) J. A. Wade.“ Song of the Harebell :” J. .A. Wade.“ Husband ever dear Miss Shirreff, ,A. Adam.“ Beneath a spreading tree :” Mr. Wilson, A. Adam.“The Prime Basso, yes am I Mr. fiiubilei, A. Adam.“ Ossian’s Glen :” Mr. E. Seguin (J laxier.

La Cachucha, (Variations for Piano-forte,) Floites.

“ Song of Marion's Men :” Words bv G. P. Morris. Esq , C. E. Horn.N.ATIONAL MELGDIES OF AMERICA, {Fir.U Part,)

The words by G. P. .Morris, Esq Arranged by C. E. Horn.NATIONAL MELODIES OF AMERICA, {Scco/id Pari,)

The words by G. P. Morris, Esq Arranged by C. E. Horn.Grand Fantasia for the Oboe or Flute, with accompaniment

for the Piano-Forte,A. L. Ribas.

A new Piatio-Forte Instruction 'Book, for the use of Schools in general. Also, C. E. Horn's Singing Exempli/ied, in a series ofSolfeggi and Exercises, written for the use of his Pupils, with Explanatory Observations by the Author, are in the press, and will

shortly appear.

TO APPEAR ON THE 1st OF EACH ALTERNATE MONTH—ld40....E.AC II NUMBER CONTAINS TWO SONGS, A DUETTO, AND GLEE.

ONE DOEEAR EACH, OR $10 A YEAR.

C. E. H. informs the public, and especially visitors to the city, that he has constantly on sale, a large assortment of Now andFashionable MUSIC, selected from the chief authors in Europe

;also, all the New Compositions of this country, in order to form an

extensive and improved Catalogue, for the use of Seminaries and private parties. Also, an extensive stock of elegant PIANO-FORTES, of every price and pattern (personally selected), which are equal to any manufactured in the United States or Europe

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they are warranted to stand all climates, and will be exchanged free of expense within twelve months, if found deficient. Sold at the

lowest possible cash prices. Wholesale dealers liberally provided.

#mtars, jriutea, bioUns, ^c. ^c.^]^^=^Music Bound to any pattern. Tuning Hammers, Forks, Strings, ^c.