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Respectufully dedicated to Miss Ada A. Holmes.
Barbour. (19 (Jan 1854) for General MIDI playback To Miss Maria Louisa Farrow
Music by William Cumming Peters, 1805-1866. (6 Jun 1850) for General MIDI playback Ballad Inscribed to Miss Burtwell (Florence
Music by Thomas Martin Towne. (5 Mar 1864) for General MIDI playback To My Cousin, Miss Emma S. Towne Song & Chorus
Osborne" Written expressly for Miss Adelaide Phillipps Words by C. Jayes.
Armstrong. (18 Nov. 1903) for General MIDI playback To Miss Emma F. Tolen. Ballad and Refrain.
Daniels. (1899) for General MIDI playback As Sung by Miss Etta Butler
Down by the Deep Sad Sea Written & Composed by William Shakespeare Hays, 1837-1907. (1868) for General MIDI playback To Miss
Schreiner. (1861) for General MIDI playback To his amiable pupil Miss. Kate W. Payne, la distinguie chanteuse, Macon.
William Vincent Wallace. (8 Jul 1851) for General MIDI playback Companion to "Why Do I Weep for Thee" Composed expressly for Miss
Give Me a Noble Fellow with a Bucktail in His Hat, and the Bucktail March and Quick-Step Words by Miss Harriet L.
Music by John Rogers Thomas. (1870) for General MIDI playback To Miss Nette Stirling Song from the Operetta "The Lady of
Adapted by Charles Jarvis. (1855) for General MIDI playback To Miss Anna D. Howell of Trenton, NJ
(not dated) for General MIDI playback To Miss Lavenia Perry, of Louisville, N. C.
Only Friends and Nothing More by Septimus Winner, 1827-1902 (10 Dec. 1872) for General MIDI playback To Miss Lizzie B.
1847) for General MIDI playback SOLOS, No. 16, Romance, from The Grand Opera "MATILDA" or the "Maid of Hungary" Sung by Miss
A Hunkey Boy Is Yankee Doodle Words by Miss Fanny Herring. Arranged by W. L.
1847) for General MIDI playback SOLOS, No. 22, Ballad, from The Grand Opera "MATILDA" or the "Maid of Hungary" Sung by Miss
Webster. (20 Sep 1851) for General MIDI playback To Miss Eliza U. Stamper Ballad
The Moon Rose O'er the Battle Plain To Miss Jennie M. Haverstick, of New York A Favorite Songs Ballad Sung by Mr. S.
