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PUBLISHED BY 
 
 GEO. DUNN & CO., RICHMOND, V A 
 
 AND 
 
 JULIAN A. SELBY, COLUMBIA, S. C. 
 
 Annie of the Vale— Music by J. R. Thomas, Author of 
 
 "In my Cottage by the Sea." 
 When this Cruel War is Over — Music by Henry Tucker. 
 We Have Parted — Poetry and Music by Miss Ella Wren. 
 Kathleen Mavourneen — F. N. Crouch. 
 Harp of the South ! Awake — C. L. Peticolas. 
 My Wife and Child — Poetry by General Jackson, of Ga., 
 
 Music by F. W. Rosier. 
 See at Your Feet a Suppliant One — Balfe. 
 Rock Me to Sleep, Mother— Music by J. H. Hewitt. 
 Mother, is the Battle Over? 
 Virginian Marseillaise — Original French Music. 
 Keep Me Awake, Mother — Denck. 
 The South — J. H. Hewitt. 
 All Quiet along the Potomac To-night — J. H. Hewitt. 
 
 ALL PRINTED ON GOOD PAPER, WITH ORNAMENTAL TITLES, 
 
 RETAIL PRICE, ONE DOLLAR EACH. 
 
 The trade supplied at " half off," with an additional five 
 per cent, when one hundred of any one piece is ordered. 
 
 Blank Music Lines on the best cap paper, $1 per sheet 
 of four pages — forty per cent, off to the trade. 
 
 Richmond, Va., tizptember, 1863. / /)ff!A 
 
NOW READY: 
 
 niKN Soli > at the Richmond New Thea- 
 
 . in the "Vir{ ivalier," by Misa Sallie Partington. 
 
 l] tain G. W. Alexander, A. A. (J. & A. P. M. 
 Aim — 2 with the Auburn ILiir. 
 
 "Wu - Will Cari "low" — Poetry by C. C. Sawyer, 
 
 Author of "When this Cruel War is Over.*" Music by 
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 :id will be ready in a few days — 
 
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 iin: Piano Fortb; and 
 [JALLAD— Farkwi I ding Hope — Music by 
 
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