PROGRAMME.
PART FIRST.
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PROGRAMME.


PART FIRST.
Voluntary on the Organ Mt ;SipsIs
Overture L. Barnes Javcaile Orchestra
Five vioiins. Octave F1u.e v.o.inceilo and Double
Rsss, played in most mastery manner by boys
under IL, With little girl at the Piano.
SoSG-Thc "Fountains Sereade the Flower, Miss Taylor
Written for Miss Taylor, by G. r. Morris, ESQ
arranged by Francis II. Brown. Sung with great
applause at Gen. Morris late Concert.
Tkio--"Lady of Beauty -.New-foIk Neodeon
This and the other pieces OF the "Meloieons,
Messrs. Oakley, Comes, Nash and Andrews. are
choice selection from their Concert at the Tcscr-
nacie Feb. 18th, which was well received.
Sos6--Through the wood-C. E. Horne. Mrs, Strong
csozrs-Thc Mr. Barnes Juvenile NSea Class.
OF 10 BOYS and Girls which are selected from the
first families in the city, and exhibit nitscai talent
OF the first order. Their music Is beautiful anu
effective.


PAxr SECOND.
QUAsrgrrE-Lutzow's Wild Hunt Mclodeors
The beauty and value OF Chants are wei known;
but the adoption OF these texts OF Scripture that
bear on the subject Of Temperance TO this style o
Stusic is altogether original idea and this per-
iorInance by large Choir Of Youth must DO Pc
cilinrly attractive.


SONG Touch gently. gently Time" Miss Taylor
sung by her AZ Gen Morris Corcc-; and raptuTous-
iy appaUdcd-


QrARrErrE.. .-.-.-.--.--...........M Mclodecns
SoNe-3hc Forest Queens. Nelson Mrs. S;ronc
GRAND MAscH.-..........-..... Junior Orchest
Piano accom- apartment with four hands. This has
excited the the highest admiration.



-ACtOADlOS SiI J1CplS


Piano Accompaniment:
SoNG-My Mother Dcar-S Lover Strong
QUARTErrE-Excelsior. .Juychile Vocal Class
TYRoLEAN GIEE Melcdeons
NATIONAL AIRS. Juvenile Orchestra
Tickets so cents. Two Tickets will admit gentleman
and Two Indies. Forsae the Mirror Ohce Saxton aud
Miles, 305 Broadway Burgess and Stringers. Atwrs Mu
sic Store at the Music Stores generally and 1t the Door,
The splendid Piano used this occasion is from the au
sic store OF Mesrs Firth, Hall s. Pond 23s Broadway,
corner OF Park Place.


AR Barnes will give full Concert OF his Juvenile Vocal
and Instrumental Glasses In a few weeks. III st