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 A STRONG CASTLE IS OUR LORD. Luther. 1 
 
 ANVIL CHORUS Verdi. 74 
 
 FAREWELL TO THE FOREST. Mendelssohn. 66 
 
 FOR ALL THESE MERCIES. (Bass. Air and Chorus.) Handel. 38 
 
 HALLELUJAH CHORUS. (Messiah) Handel, 3 
 
 INFLAMATUS. (Stabat Mater.) Rossinl 42 
 
 NAZARETH Gounod. 2 
 
 NIGHT SHADES NO LONGER. (Moses in Egypt.) Rossini. 62 
 
 PRAYER. Thou whose Power. (Moses in Egypt.( Rossini. 32 
 
 SOLDIER'S FAREWELL. Kinkel. 65 
 
 STAR SPANGLED BANNER 71 
 
 SLEEPERS, AWAKE. (From St. Paul.) Mendelssohn. 60 
 
 SPIRIT IMMORTAL. (Attila.) Verdl 52 
 
 SEE, THE CONQUERING HERO COMES. (Joshua.) Handel. 57 
 
 THE HEAVENS ARE TELLING. (Creation.) Haydn. 22 
 
 WITH SHEATHED SWORDS. (Naaman.) Costa. 12 
 
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SACRED FESTIVAL-OVERTURE ON LUTHER'S CHORAL. 
 
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 51 
 
 I - y r ir r r^iJ J | r f-p 
 
 fei^fr 
 
GABRIEL 
 
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 V To • tlaj that is com - ini?. speaka it the dar 
 
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 23 
 
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 Then away with anxious fear. With ho - ly de-pendence, fervent prayers to 
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 tat - to spe - ria 
 
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 mo. 
 
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 HEziJ 
 
 •fnifan/tno. 
 
 PRATER. 
 
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 3:11 
 
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 pie • til de fl - - gli tao - il 
 
 To Thee, O Lord, we 
 del po - - pol tno pie 
 
Moses in Egypt. 
 
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 m^ 
 
 Thy grace pre-serv 
 
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 AARON. 
 
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 pol tao 
 
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 cry. 
 
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 • no e - le - men - ti, e sfe - - re 
 
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Moses in Egypt. 
 
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 Lift np, lift up thy voice. 
 
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DUET, OR JH0R08 OF WOMEN. 
 
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 Se« the God-like youth.... ad-vanoe, breathe., the flutes. and lead tii<? dance; 
 
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 • ' 6'^ Chobjs—" SLEEPERS, WAKE! A VOICE IS CALLING" 
 
 Jbobal. Cm Moto. « ..^ . 
 
 « ^ Matth XXV. I 
 
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For k)I the Bridegroom oom es ! A - riae^and take your lampl Halj_te -lu^ 
 
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VIAHO. 
 
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 CHORUS. "Night's Shade no longer." 
 
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SOLDIER'S FAREWELL. 
 
 Translated fW)m the German, by 
 L. C. ELSON. 
 
 J - 66. 
 n Andante. | », 
 
 JOHANNA KINKEL. 
 
 Ut & 2d 
 Bass. 
 
 poco riten. 
 
 ESSs: 
 
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 1. How can I bear to leave thee, One parting kiss I give thee ; And 
 
 2. Ne'er more may I behold thee, Or to this heart enfold thee ; With 
 
 3. I think of thee with longing, Think thou,when tears are tlironging,That 
 
 ILL 
 
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 Crescendo e poco accel. ol 
 
 T^mpo 1, 
 
 then whate'er befalls me, 
 spear and pennon glancing, 
 with my last faint sighing, 
 
 I go where honor calls me. 
 I see the foe ad - vancing, 
 1*11 whisper soft, while dy - ing. 
 
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 well, farewell, my own true love. Farewell, farewell, my own true love, 
 
 well, farewell, my own true love. Farewell, farewell, my own true love, 
 
 well, farewell, my own true love, Farewell, fareweU^ my own true Jove. 
 
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 TO BE SXJIVO ^S FOLLOTTS ; 
 
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 \ dawn's ear - ly light. What so 
 
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 ramparts we watched were so gal - kmt - ly streaming, And the rocket's red 
 
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 glare, the bombs bursting in air, Gave '^ proof thro* the night that our 
 
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 that, in the domain of Art particularly, feeling, sincerity and sympalhy were of far more account 
 than vehemence, loudness and immensity. 
 
 With this came a chauge in the fabrication of musical instruments. Art and Musical TastO 
 must lend its spirit to iron and steel. 
 
 According to the world's jadges at Philadelphia, that has been done! 
 
 The Weber Piano, in the words of the jury, effects the alliance of Sensibility, Sympathy and 
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 wish; and, as a mechanic, he knows how to execute it, having made every part of the instrument 
 hundreds of times with his own hands, as apprentice, journeyman, and employer; in fact, he is 
 termed the *' Great Working Piano Maker." 
 
 Thus may be summed up a few of the reasons why the Weber Pianos are better than those of 
 other makfcis, viz: Ample Capital, allied to the Best Musical and Mechanical Skill, Eaenestness 
 OF PuEPOsE, coupled with Untibing Industry and Peeseveeance, and the ambition to make Tlie 
 Best Piano which it is possible to make; and, while other makers seek for popularity, the manufac- 
 turer of the WEBER PIANO is aiming at PERFECTION. 
 
 Notwithstanding the Great Superiority oi the Weber Pianos, they are sold 
 
 as low as those of other good makers, and the Installment 
 
 Terms are made very easy. 
 
 HER ^/^ 4H. hype: ^ CO. 
 
 PACIFIC COAST AGENTS, 
 
 CORNER QCEARNY AND SUTTER STREETS, 
 
 SAN :Fi«, AN CISCO, 
 
PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY. 
 
 Having engaged extensively in the manufacture of the 
 
 We invite the attention of all to the class of work we are producing. 
 
 We use only first-class material, and that which is best calculated to resist the 
 influence of this climate. By manufacturing the Hanos hei-e, we are enabled, as 
 producers, to make the best class of work, and sell at the lowest prices, making a 
 saving to the purchaser of from $150 to $200 on each Piano. 
 
 As certain unscrupulous parties are misrepresenting these Pianos, by asserting 
 that " they are cheap Pianos imported from the East, and the name of Hemme & 
 Long added after their arrival here," we invite all interested in the industries of 
 this Coast to visit our Factory in person, and examine the whole process of their man- 
 ufacture, as we are covjident it will bear the most critical scrutiny. 
 
 Warerooms, No. 39 Sutter Street, Cor. Monts;omery, 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO. 
 Factory, Washington St., Bet. Van Ness Avenue and Franklin Sts. 
 
 HEMME & LONG M'FG CO. 
 
 P. S. — Send for Circular and Price List. 
 
SXJO O E s s. 
 
 Unquestionably the Greatest Success of the Day ! Enthusiasm of Pur- 
 chasers unbounded ! A complete Revolution in Sewing Machines ! 
 Makes the only Real Lock-Stitch! Nothing Like 
 . it in the "World! 
 
 The above sentences very imperfectly convey to the reader the real facts concerning the wonderful 
 
 machine known as the new 
 
 OF THE 
 
 WILLCOX & GIBBS S. M. CO., 
 
 T^THICII wa<i placed on the market August, 1875, and has 
 *" been subjected, since that time, to every conceivable 
 test unJer every possible circumstance, with the unparal- 
 leled result, that of the thousands sold, not one has been 
 returned or exchanged for another make, and not a single 
 complaint has been made from purcbasers to its disadvan- 
 tage. Every one is delighted and testifiies that tbe machine 
 does all and more than all it claims. 
 
 Persons without any previous instruction can sit down 
 and instant!)/ sew seams of the greatest beauty and unques- 
 tioned durability. It is impossible for the seam made by 
 this machine to rip or ravel unless deliberately unlocked. 
 An accidental fracture, or the deliberate cutting of the 
 stitches will not make the seam give. Indeed, it will defy 
 all efforts to unravel it, unless first carefully unlocked. 
 
 No other machine in the world has this quality. The 
 beautiful and complicated lock-stitch machines, so called, 
 of the now old and exploded styles, appear as miserable, 
 clumsy expedients when contrasted with it; and the seam 
 made by them is insecurity itself in comparison with that 
 made by the now celebrated "AUTOMATIC," which (the 
 public will mark this point) makes the only 
 
 True iock-stitch Seam in the world. 
 
 In addition to this great advantage, the operator has 
 
 No Tension to Manage- No guessing for length of Stitch. No Bobbins to 
 wind, No Shuttles to prepare- No preparatory experiments to make. 
 
 Any person can sit clown and do the most beautiful work right off, with ease and pleasure. The 
 machine is absolutely noiseless, and so light running that the most delicate can work upon it with- 
 out weariness or injury. The public are invited to examine this last and greatest invention in Sow- 
 ing Machines; or, if they are at a distance from any agency, to write by postal card to the head office 
 for full descriptive catalogue and list of offices, prices, etc. 
 
 WIMMmM # ^IMMM M> M. €&. 
 
 99 
 
 124 POST STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
 The "AUTOMATIC " has received the highest awards and premiums from the American Insti- 
 tute, the Franklin Institute of Pennsylvania, and the Centennial Exposition ; also, from State and 
 Count}' Fairs, wherever exhibited. 
 
 *•* Applications from merchants, dealers, and parties wishing agencies, should state quantity 
 of machines they will purchase first order, and territory desired. While we are prepared to deal lib- 
 erally with agents and dealers, we do not pretend to compete in rates with some companies, but guar- 
 antee our machine to be of tt^e higliost standard in finish and make, possessing more real merit than 
 ftny other in market. 
 
STEINWAY'S TRIUMUH! 
 
 Grand Average, 95 1-2 out of a possible 96. 
 
 Caution! One New York Piano-Maker having not only published the judges 
 signatures to an altered report, but also dishonestly advertised that he had re- 
 ceived an average of 95 out of a possible 96, the Examining judges flatly 
 contradicted him, and certify that he reached an average of 90 3-4 only ranking 
 but THIRD on Square, and fourth on Parlor Grands. 
 
 For full particulars of Centennial Awards, and the action of the judges in 
 regard to these frauds, send for circular. 
 
 1V£. C3-I*.A.Tr, 
 
 lOS SE:ea,x-xi.3r JSlnroet, 19. 
 
 FRANZ ABT TO STEIN WA Y & SONS. 
 
 Messrs Stkinwbt & Sons : 
 
 Gentlemen :— Permit me to thank you for the magnificent Upright Piano which you kindly 
 placed at my disposal during my brief sojourn in New York, and I can only repeat what I have so of- 
 ten expressed verbally— that during my long career as an Artist and Composer, I have met with many 
 fine European an American Piano-Fortes, but none that combine grandeur and poetry of tone, 
 elasticity of touch, in short, every thing that renders a Piano perfect, to such a high degree as your 
 celebrated Piano-Fortes, Very truly yours, 
 
 FRANZ ABT. 
 
 VIOLINS, 
 GUITARS, 
 ACCORDIANS, 
 FLUTES, 
 FIFES, 
 CORNETS. 
 
 DRUMS, &C, 
 
 HEAR THE 
 
 BURDETT, 
 
 THE KING OF 
 
 ^m.A.'w^s isfiirsxo sirom:is, 
 
 105 KEARNY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO. 
 
Yorr oAiv SEE 
 
 HOTV IT IS ^"OUJRSELE, 
 
 THAT 
 
 SPECTACLES S EYE GLASSES 
 
 Are sold cheaper at House- 
 worth's than anywhere else. 
 His Optical Parlors being on 
 the first floor up stairs, his rent 
 is cheaper than any other dealer 
 in the same goods. You can 
 save twenty-five per cent, by 
 purchasing of him. He has been 
 established in San Francisco 
 since 1851. The most prominent 
 Oculists send their patients to 
 him with prescriptions for 
 Glasses that require great care 
 and skill in fitting. 
 
 Ilouseworih's Optical Parlors 
 are at 12 Montgomery St., up- 
 stairs, San Francisco. 
 
 HOUSEWORTH, 
 
 THE LEADING 
 HAS RECEIVED THE 
 
 Hijjlicst Prize Medals 
 
 At Paris, Vienna, Centennial 
 and San Francisco, for the finest 
 photographs in the world. He 
 has recently added the portraits 
 of the leadincr artists of this fes- 
 tival to his large collection of 
 celebrities known as "House- 
 worth's Celebrities." Artistic 
 Photograph^' in every branch in 
 and out of doors executed by 
 HousEwouTH, 12 Montgomery St. 
 up stairs, Son Francisco. 
 
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, 
 
 101 and 103 Montgomery Street^ 
 
 m 
 
 Corner of Sutter, 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. 
 
Desire to call especial attention to their New Scales, in 
 
 The " New Scale" introduced about two years since by Chickering Sc Sons, is 
 conceded to be the "home instrument" of the future. The most distinguishing 
 points of this New Upright are the action, with its graduating pedal, which enables 
 the player to graduate the amount of tone and weight of touch precisely to suit his 
 pleasure; and the Grand Piano quality of tone which the scale possesses. Especial 
 attention is also directed to their 
 
 Just introduced, and considered by the best musical authority to be a remarkable 
 instrument. This Piano is offered to the most critical portion of the musical public, 
 with every assurance that it not only maintains, but adds to the high reputation of 
 the Chickering Grands. To those -who contemplate buying, we can assure that 
 " The best is the cheapest;" and remember, a Piano is usually a purchase of a life- 
 time; therefore, greOit care should be used in its selection. 
 
 A. FE^VV^ FA.OTS. 
 
 The impossibility of judging critically of the durability of a Piano until the in- 
 strument is tested by use, induces unscrupulous makers to employ the cheapest of 
 material and workmanship, without any regard to the durable qualities of the instru- 
 ment. This is done in order to tempt the public by an apparently low price; where- 
 as, the profit on this class of Pianos is larger by fifty per cent, than on a well-made 
 instrument, sold at such prices as we maintain. It is very poor economy (excluding 
 the question of poor tone) to purchase Pianos that, from their price, are seemingly 
 cheap. In a very short time such instruments will surely become worthless; and in 
 this connection we wish to state in the most emphatic manner that we do not pretend 
 to compete with dealers in Bogus Pianos; nor can we allow the enormous commis- 
 sions given by such dealers, — the purchaser will receive the benefit of that. Whilst 
 respectfully directing the attention of the musical public to the matter contained 
 in the above, we may be pardoned in giving expression to our satisfaction at being 
 able to say, that the 
 
 CHICKERING PIANOS 
 
 Still maintain their distinguished place as the very bed; that they are legitimately the 
 Standard Pianos of the world. Every Piano fully guaranteed. An elegant stock 
 of (ihands. Squares and Uprights can be seen at their new ware-rooms. No. 31 
 P^st Street, Mechanics' Building. 
 
 L. K. HA^MMEK, 
 
 Facific Coast Agent. 
 
[iiiicm (C®mmiii^iia 
 
 E. BIANCHI, 
 
 H. M. BOSWORTH, 
 GEO. BROWN, 
 R. G. BRUSH, 
 R. BONNER, 
 WM.G. BADGER, 
 WALTER CAMPBELL, 
 QUINCY A CHASE, 
 L. M. CLEMENT, 
 JOHN T. COE, 
 
 C. L. CRABTREE, 
 JAMES DEN MAN, 
 CHAS. DUNGAN, 
 WASH'GTON ELLIOT, 
 W^ P. EDWARDS, Ju. 
 CARL FORMES, 
 
 WM. FLETCHER, 
 STEP. D. FIELD, 
 GEO. J. GEE, 
 SAML. C. GRAY, 
 JAS. E. GORDON, 
 M. GRAY. 
 JAS. GAMBLE, 
 ERNEST HARTMANN, 
 H. HEYMANN, 
 ROBT. J. HARRISON, 
 R. HEROLD, 
 H. O. HUNT, 
 
 F. A. HARXDEN, 
 L. K. HAMMER, 
 
 D. P. HUGHES, 
 
 F. A. HYDE, 
 AUGUST HE^rME, 
 COL. J. P. JACKSON, 
 
 G. S. JOHNSON. 
 GEO. W. JACKSON, 
 ALFRED KELLEHER, 
 M. A. KENxNEDY, 
 
 S. KOPPELL, 
 ANDREW KOHLER, 
 W. H. KINROSS, 
 D. W. LORING. 
 
 S. W. LEACH, 
 WARREN LELAND, 
 S. H. LONG, 
 FRED. LYSTER, 
 JOHN P. MORGAN, 
 W. J. McDOUGALL, 
 E.C.MASTEN, 
 
 JACOB mut:ller, 
 
 GEN. JOHN McCOMB, 
 W. D. MURPHY, 
 G. MANCUSI, 
 CHAS. H. McCURRIE, 
 H. L. MANSFELDT, 
 
 D. W. C. NESFIELD, 
 JOS. O'CONNOR, 
 FRANK M. PIXLEY, 
 H. H. PEARSON, 
 
 E. PIQUE, 
 
 GEO. H. POWERS, 
 J. B. RUSSELL. 
 JOHN A. RICE, 
 MARTIN SCHULTZ, 
 J. STADTFELDT. 
 M. S. STIMSON. 
 PROF. SLEAUTER, 
 L. S. SHERMAN, 
 CHAS. SCHGLTZ, 
 GUSTAV A SCOTT, 
 HENRY H. SCOTT, 
 J. E. TIPPETS, 
 JOS. TRENKLE, 
 WM. TOEPKE, 
 H. T. TODD, 
 JNO. TREHANE, 
 R. L. THURSTON, 
 D. VAN VLECK, 
 H. J. WIDMER, 
 SAML. WILLIAMS, 
 DAVID WILDER, 
 JAS. L. WILSON, 
 
 c. l.^t:therbee. 
 
 t^LECTRICAL AND TELEPHONE COMMITTEE : 
 
 JAMES GAMBLE, GEO. S. LADD, S. D. FIELD, 
 
 JOHN S. AYRES, R. G. BRUSH. 
 

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