The Siege of Tripoli, an Historical Naval Sonata for the Piano Forte.
Mr. B. Carr
wnd Regiment March Two-Step. New Edition.
D. W. Reeves
,
R. I.
Rule Columbia. A National Song.
Dr. J. Haynes
,
Joseph W. Turner
The Royal Nalmachia, Fair & Fire-Works, A Grand DRamatic Divertissement for the Piano forte.
M. P. King
Paul Revere's Ride. March-Galop.
E. T. Paul
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Our Flag is There.
U. S.
,
Francis H. Brown
Our Flag is There.
Our Fathers That Died in the Battle. National Song.
E. R.
,
Professor Stiegler
Our Boast is the Union.
P. R. Nicholls
,
J. F. Donnelly
On Guard. A Soldiers [sic] Song.
U. C. Burnap
The Old Flag Never Touched the Ground. A Stirring American Song.
J. W. Johnson
,
Rosamond Johnson
,
James Weldon Johnson
,
James Rosamund Johnson
Oh what a charming thing's a Battle.
An Ode to the Union.
Flaccus
Ode in Honor of the Marquis of Wellington, Field Marshall, etc., etc., The Victorious Hero, and Deliverer of Spain.
Saml. Webbe, Junr.
,
Thos. Noble Esqr.
The Occasional Ode, or, Marseilles Hymn.
S. Woodworth
,
P. K. Moran
Nelson, The Celebrated Recitative and Air.
T. J. Arnold Esqr.
,
Mr. Braham
The National Rally. A New Patriotic Song.
Eliza A. Pittsinger
,
Martin Simonsen
Morn of the Fourth of July.
R. S. Coffin
,
C. Meineke
Military Glee, Merry is the Trade that Soldiers Lead, for Three Voices with and Accompaniment for the Piano Forte.
R. Taylor
Maxy!
Silex
The Massachusetts Line. A New Campaign Song.
Rev. Robert T. S. Lowell
The Marseilles Hymn. Hymne des Marseillais.
Rouget de Lisle
The Marines' Hymn [History of song included on back cover].
A. Tregina
,
U. S. Marine Band
Marche Des Marseillaise.
de T. Rouget de Lisle
,
Mr. Dreux
March to the Battle field [sic],
Mr. Pearman
,
A. Clifton