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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXIII, Issue 3017, 28 March 1867, Page 3

AT UPTON & COS. NEW MUSIC. MOZART'S IL FLAUTO MAGICO, By A. Schlcesser By the Sad Sea Waves, arranged By Brinley Riohards Gema from the Emerald lale, Favourite Irish Melodies, By Rookstro Lallaßookb, .... By A. Croisey Come into the Garden, Maud, arranged for the Piano, ... By Brinley Richards The Cuckoo (F. Abt), ... By Immanuel Liebich Mozart's S6r^nade, By Favarsjer Andante, from Beethoven's Symphony in C minor, . . . Frana Nava Fantasia on airs from Oftenbach's Orphee aux Enfers, By W. Knhe Her Bright Smile Haunts me Still, By Brinley Richards Annie Lisle By Immanuel Liebich Voices from the Hillaide, ... By Rookstro Bouquet desMeiodwa de Zild«, By Cramer Kelvin Grore, By Reni Favager Batti Batti, Mozart, ... By Rockstro Ever, Thine (F. Abt), . .. By.F. T. Kornotzki Moonlight Rambles, By Liebich The Bonnie Bird (F. Abt), ... By Brinley Richards Tho Nightingale's Adieu, ...By Harvey Shylife Bawn (Wrighton), '..'. By Liebich Lucrezia Borgia By Franz Nava II Mio Tesoro (Mozart), ... By G. F. West Thou art so Near and yet so , Far (Reiohardt), By Brinley Richards Wearin' o' the Green ... By Kuhe ~ The Woodpecker (M. Kelly), By Liebich Faust ByJaell Musette ,- — By Gounod Evensong 'Tis Moonlight Sleeping (Wrighton), ByPieczonka Sea Breezes, By Benedict Recollections of Martha, ... By Bnnley Richards The Bohemian Girl, By Brinley Richards Jnanita, By Brialey Richards I'm Alone, By Brinley Richards IlTrovatore, By Ltadahl < Jenny of the Mill, '• By Brinley Richards Eily Mavourneen, By Brinley Richards Cruislceen Lawn, ... ...Byßertrand Recollections of Faust, ... By F. Nava Angel's Harp, By Trekell Selections from Dinoiab, ... By Berger La Priere dune Vierge, ... By Badarzewaka Warblings at Eve, By Brinley Richards Warblings at Dawn, ... By Brinley Richards Warblings at Noon, By Brinley Riohards What are the Wild Waves Saying? By Brinley Richards La Straniera, By Brinley Richards Happy Hours, By Kornatzki La (JlemeDza di Tito, ... By G. F. West She Smiles, ByLery Contemplation, By Brinley Richards The Hunter's Horn, ... By Vornatzki Castellucia, By G. Forbes Twilight Dreams, By Kuhe Armonia Religiosa, By F. Viviani La Caprera, By G. Forbes Graziella, ByTrekell Alexis, By Rockstro William Tell, By Harvey Reveille toi Enfent, ByAlphonßeWeygaud Domino Noir, By Brinley Richards Memory's Home, By Brinley Richards Tannhauser, By Kuhe The Good Old Times, ... By Liebich Zilda, By Ketterer IlPirata, By A. Delasurie The Wandering Heart, ... By Alphonse Ledue Catch me if you can, ... By Liebich The Soldier's Tear, ..." ... By Kornatzki Elegant Extracts from, , the Great German and Italian Masters, By C. A. Caspar. TTPTON & CO., BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, AND MUSIC SELLERS, Qfeen-street.

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