The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-05
NE MUSIC.

M FISCHER has lust received at the Old as
w tablished Music and Stationery Store 90
Pennsylvania avenue, two doors cas-, Of l2h street,
The Cleveland waltz, by J. Long.
Plasmion waltz, by Zelneth.
The Ocean, by L. BreheI.
Indian Summer by do
The Starlight waltz, by Il. F.'Leayens.
Chiidren's party quadrilies by Camille Schubert.
Life is dream, by Baron Rodolph de Fleur
Valse Humgeris, by Camille Schubert
Parry waltz and quickstep, 10y John C. Bartlett.
Beauties Of Labilz Key selection of the most
admired waltzes Of that celebrated composer.
Five favorite waltzes, by Strauss.
German quckstep, by J p. Furst.
Village quickstep, by Edward White.
Emperor Nieholas's Guards quckstep, by Baron
de Fleur.
Coles quiekstep, by J. A. Fowler.
Recruiting march.
The Heirs march.
Love not by Edward l.. White
Locomotive quickstep, by L. Il. Chadwick.
Old Dan Tucker, quickstep.
Lady nine, variations, by lady OF Virginia.
Come, dwell with me, Rondo, by c. c. Zernez.
Fra Tante Angloscie, Rondo, by Hunter.
Thirty national Scotch airs, by Valentine.
The noble voyagers, fantastic by c. Czerney.
Long time ago, Rondo, by G. Czerny.
The three prayers, sacred ballad, by J, z. Knight
The angels greeting, do by E. J. Nelson
Passing away, do by E. }. Nelson.
march 30
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at the point In which be may then be- If beginner,
the elements will oe thoroughly impaired, whilst he
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vocation.
DAVID HOFFMAN.
Philadeldhia, March 20, lS44.-25du