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THE MUSICAL TIMES antb ingingg- Tlaos Circular.

Published on the 1st of every Month. The Music pages only are stereotyped; those persons who would possess the Musical Articles, Notices,

Advertisements, &c., can only ensure doing so by taking the work as it appears.

MUSIC IN THIS NUMBER. NOW AUTUMN STREWS ON EV'RY PLAIN.

(HARVEST HYMN.) Composed by ELIZABETH STIRLING.

WANTED by an Organist of an Abbey Church, a respect- able Youth as ARTICLED PUPIL. He will have a

remarkably fine Organ for practice, with a thorough musical education and comfortable, home. Address, C.E.D., at Mr. Novello's, 69, Dean-street, Soho.

ANTED, by an Organist (late Chorister of Norwich Cathedral), an APPOINTMENT where there is a good

opening for Teaching. Plays the Violoncello, and has acted as Choir-master 8 years. First-class testimonials. Address, F.T., Aylesham, Norfolk. AN ORGANIST wants a situation in a R. C. Church.

He is well acquainted with the Gregorian and Modern Chur9h Music, and has had a deal of experience in choir teaching. Address, R. C., Organist, Mr. Novello's, London. WANTED, for Christ Church, an ORGANIST, who

will also be required to instruct the Choir. Salary, ?40 per annum. Apply to John K. Boyd, Esq., Blackstaff Mill, Belfast.

O ORGANISTS.-A Gentleman who has for some years T been Organist of a church in the suburbs, is desirous of obtaining a similar appointment in town, where he is now about to reside. The advertiser has the highest testimonials, and is willing to reward liberally any one who will procure him such an appointment. Address, C.S., care of Mr. J. A. Novello, 69, Dean-street, Soho. (W.)

TO ORGANISTS, &c.-Wanted, an Organist and Choir- Master for the Parish Church of Berwick-upon-Tweed,

on the ist December, I859. Salary, ?40 a-year. Appli- cations, enclosing testimonials, to be sent on or before the ist October, to Mr. H. O. Thompson, Churchwarden, Bridge- street, Berwick-upon-Tweed.

ANTED, an ASSISTANT, for a Colonial Musical establishment, to the qualification for which situation

is to be added that of tuning church organs. Apply by letter to A.B., care of Robert Cocks and Co., New Burlington-st.

T ANTED, A FEW AMATEURS, to assist in the Choir at S. George the Martyr, Qucen-square, Blooms-

bury, in Plain Psalmody and Chanting. Practice on Friday Evenings, at a quarter before 8 o'clock, when the Organist will receive volunteers. Mr. E. Barnes, 43, Argyle-square.

TO CLERGYMEN, PARISH CHOIRS, &c. A Gentleman residing east of London (late Precentor of

a Choir) being now disengaged, offers his services to form a Choir proper for a Church. No remuneration required. Some good singing boys can be introduced. Address, in the first place, to A., care of Mr. J. A. Novello, 35, Poultry. (E.C.)

Just published, A SELECTION OF FIFTY OF

MOORE'S IRISH MELODIES, HARMONIZED FOR FOUR VOICES,

(S.A.T.B.) Witb Symphonies and Accompanimentsfor the Pianoforte, by

M. W. BALFE, In One Volume, Octavo size, whole cloth, price 6s, 6d., or

each Quartett singly, price 2d. Lists gratis. London: J. A. Novello, 69, Dean-st., Soho, and 35, Poultry.

Just published, price 7s., whole cloth.

THE MUSICAL TIMES, VOLUMES Vii. & VIll.,

Containing the Music inserted in Numbers 145 to 192. J. A. Novello, 69, Dean-street, Soho, and 35, Poultry.

TIDUCATION IN THE COUNTRY at?i8 per annum. rj Address, "Alpha," Kingham, Oxon.

ANTED an ARTICLED PUPIL in a small establish- ment. Address, "Alpha," Kingham, Oxon.

TWO OR THREE SISTERS can be received on HALF TERMS in a School attended by masters of high standing,

and receive every advantage of education, on condition of the elder's taking part in the musical instruction of junior pupils. The house is very large, and surrounded by extensive pleasure grounds. Reference to eminent clergymen, statesmen, and other parents of pupils. Address, A.M., office of this paper. AYOUNG LADY- possessing a powerful voice, and wil-

ling to assist in Part-singing, can be received in a first- class School, and have the advantages of lessons in Music, Singing, Drawing, and Languages, from superior masters on very reduced terms. Reference to clergymen, noblemen, and other parents of pupils. Address, B.C., office of this paper.

WANTED, one or two respectable Youths, as Articled Pupils for the Musical Profession, in a large Music

Establishment in the North of England. Two very fine Organs (G and C) will be at the Pupils' disposal for practice. Address, R. H. T., care of Mr. Novello, 69, Dean-street, Soho.

W ANTED, a Respectable YOUTH, as ARTICLED PUPIL, for the Musical Profession, by an Organist

in the West of England. He will have a thorough Musical Education, and a fine Organ at his disposal, combined with a comfortable home. Premium moderate. Address, H. J. B., care of Mr. Novello, 69, Dean-street, Soho, London.

Just published, price 2s. NEW SONG, " WHEN I AM GONE." Words by J. CooKE, Esq.; Music composed by Mr. S. GABRIEL

DAVIS. " A sparkling melody with pleasing accompaniment, wedded to most beautiful words, and cannot fail to become nnmilar_" Schntt and C.n__ crn Rpeent-street.

USICAL PUPIL.-The Organist at a Watering-place r-r -.

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in the South of England, wishes to take a resident TIANOFORTES.- H. ALLSOPP IVORY (assisted by Mr. Articled Pupil, who, if possessing a good voice, and able to lead I James Stewart, 26 years patentee and constructor to the singing in a parochial service, will be received at merely Messrs. Collard and Collard) begs to solicit a trial of his Piano- the cost of his board, &c. It is essential that he belong to the fortes, finished with Stewart's patent hopper, which entirely Church of England, and have good manners and tolerable prevents blocking, and at the same time imparts greater elas- education. The advertiser is unmarried, and would take the ticity and power to the touch. Lists and sheets of designs greatest care and interest in his advancement. Address, forwarded post-free. 275, Euston-road, London, near the "Dignus," care of Mr. J. A. Novello, 69, Dean-street, Soho. London and North Western and Great Northern Stations.

No. 199.- Vol. 9. SEPTEMBER 1, 1859. Price 1-Post-fe,2d Registeredfor Transmission Abroad.

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THE MUSICAL TIMES.-SEPTEMBER 1, 1859.

The MUSICAL TIMES is to be obtained by order of any Music ONCERTINAS, FLUTINAS, ACCORDIONS, and Seller, Bookseller, or Newsvendor, for Is. 6d. per Annum: or Sub- every other kind of musical instrument cheap.-Self- scribers carn have it sent regultarly by Post on the day of publication,y other kind of musical instrument cheap.- by sending their address written in full, and enclosing a post-ofice instruction Books. Instruments taught, tuned, repaired, or order or penny stamps. Annual Subscription, post free, or delivered exchanged. Price-lists sent free. JOSEPH RUSSELL, So, Gos- from the office, 2s. 6d. well-street (opposite Compton-street), Clerkenwell, London.

The MUSICAL TIMES can be sent through the Post (in packets open at the ends) to any part of the United Kingdom, at the book rate of four URCHASERS OF MUSIC, Wholesale or Retail, can ounces for one penny; to the Colonies, by affixing a penny postage stamp; be supplied, highly to their advantage, by B. Williams, and to Foreign Countries, at arying rates to be learn at the Post-offices. , Paternoster-row London; he having the largest varied

*** No copies will in future be printed on Stamped paper (that is, assortment of any house in the kingdom constantly in stock. on the old Newspaper Stamp). Fon fie old N

uespaper Stan mp)e es. . Catalogues and terms forwarded on application. For List of MUSIC in former Numbers, see pages 382 & 383, vol. 8. r

PROFESSIONAL NOTICES.

MISS WILSON (Soprano), a2, Windsor-street, Hull.

MISS JENNY CUDWORTH (Mezzo-Soprano), 26, Kingston-terrace Holderness-road, Hull.

E. WRIGLEY, Vocalist (Bass). Communications relative to Oratorios or Concerts, &c., to be

addressed, Music Depot, Rochdale. C. D. COLLET (Bass), Teacher of Singing,

0o, Ampton-place, Gray's-inn-road. MESSRS. H. & T. RICHARDSON,

Pianoforte, Harmonium, Music Sellers, and Concert Agents, xzo, Fishergate, Preston, Lancashire.

Education in France. MIONS.BONNEFOY'sACADEMY,nearBoulogne-sur-mer

LProspectuses can be had of Mr.Novello,69, Dean-st.,Soho.

IRMINGHAMI & MIDLAND ORCHESTRA (avail- able for Oratorios or Concerts). Conductor, Mr. ALFRED

J. SUTToN. All communications to be made to the Con- ductor, 30, Paradise-street, Birmingham. COLEMAN and WILLIS, Organ Builders, 29, Minories,

London.-Workmanship and Materials warranted. Parts made to order.

COLEMAN & WILLIS'S Harmonium Manufactory, 29, Minoties, London. 5 octaves, mahogany, with expression

stop over keys, ?8 ios.; ditto, very superior cases, with spiral columns or carvings, ?1ro 5s.; larger ones at proportionate prices. Fittings supplied-Keys, 5 octaves, 33s. Notes, 5 octaves, tuned, 25s.; &c., &c.

OLEMAN & WILLIS (late J.W. MOFFATT, from Muzio, Clementi, & Co.), Manufacturers and Importers of all kinds

of Musical Instruments, Strings, and Fittings. Trade lists sent free. 29, Minories, London, FLIGHT'S PRACTICAL TUNER; containing Instruc-

tions for Tuning the Organ and Pianoforte. Price is., or postage-free, 13 stamps. To be had at Flight's Organ Manu- factory, 36, St. Martin's-lane, Charing Cross. (W.C.) EDWARD GREAVES obtained Honorable Mention at

the Exhibition, 185r, and Medal at the Paris Ex- hibition, 1855.

LEOLIAN PITCH PIPES, all Notes in the Octave- Diatonic and Chromatic Sets-Sets for the Violin, Guitar, and Harp.

PATENT CHROMATIC TUNING FORKS, sounding all the Tones and Semitones of the Octave; a perfect guide for tuning Pianofortes, &c., and for Leaders of Choirs.

THE IEOLIAN MUTE (a combination of the "A" AEolian Pitch-Pipe and the Mute), for the Violin.

BLUED-STEEL SOSTENENTE TUNING FORKS, superior to all others in tone and finish.

3HE PATENT PORTABLE METRONOME, a very complete and perfect instrument for measuring time

in music. From its small dimensions, and practical use- fulness, it is adapted for all classes of musicians and singers. Price, with case and suspender, Brass, 5s. i German Silver, 6s.; Pearl, 7s.; Shell, gs.; Electro-plated, 8s.; Gilt, Ios. each.

Superior Metal for Reeds for Harmoniums, Concertinas, Accordions, &c.

Manufactory, 76, Milton-street, Sheffield.

IRST VIOLIN STRINGS, that will not break even if tuned up to LA; never turning false, even from perspir-

ation, and always in tune. One returned for 6 stamps, or six for 24, sent to Mr. Youens, Assembly Rooms, Poplar. (E.) ACCURATE POCKET METRONOMES, is. each (post-

free); Standard Class Metronomes, 4 feet high, 7s. 6d. each. D. SCHOLEFIELD, Itinity-street, Huddersfield.

ALEXANDRE'S HARMONIUMS cheaper than any house in the trade, at R. CROGER'S Warehouse, 184,

Whitechapel-road. 4 octaves, oak case, ?6 6s.; 5 octaves, ditto, I stop, ?9 9s. i ditto, ditto, 3 stops, ?x3; ditto, ditto, so stops, with the much-admired tremolo, ?25.

PIANOFORTES, full compass, in elegant walnut case, z24 (packed free of charge). CROGER's Guinea CONCERT

FLUTES are decidedly the cheapest in the trade; best finished, with lip plate, &c., 303. OCTAVE FLUTES, cocoa wood, 6 keys, patent head, &c., ios. 6d.; 4 keys, 8s. 6d.; i key, 3s. 6d. FIFES, 5d., 9d., IS., 2s., and 3s. each. VIOLINS, 2s. 6d., 35. 6d., 5s. 6d., 7s. 6d., Ios. 6d., ISs., 2is., 30s., and 35s. each. A large stock of old Violins on sale, from ?3 to ?1o each. CROGER'S celebrated VIOLIN STRINGS, made on the Roman principle, pationised by the principal professional gentlemen in London; firsts, per bundle, 4s.; seconds, ditto, 4s. 6d.; thirds, ditto, 5s. 6d.; samples of 4 strings post-free for Is. Id. Real Romans-firsts,4d.; best, four lengths, 6d. each.

Richard Croger's Musical Instrument and String Warehouse, 184, Whitechapel-road; Factory, 5, Epping-place, Mile End.

Drum and Fife and Military Bands supplied. Several second-hand Pianofortes and Harps on sale.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS FOR THE MILLION. EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTION in CORNOPEANS,

Saxhorns, Ophicleides, Trombones, Accordions, Flu- tinas, Concertinas, Violins, Violas, Violoncellos, Double Basses, Fifes, Flutes, Flageolets, Clarionets, Drums, Cymbals, Musical Boxes, and every article connected with the MUSIC and INSTRUMENT TRADE, at JONATHAN MOORE'S,40, Buxton-road, Huddersfield. These are first-class Instruments of rare excellence, possessing exquisite improvements recently applied, beautiful quality of tone, and correct intonation that stands unrivalled, now offered at greatly Reduced Prices. All persons, before purchasing, should visit this Establishment, or apply for the patterns, prices, and testimonials, free on appli- cation. Every Instrument warranted, and carriage paid on re- ceipt of a post-office order. Bands supplied at wholesale prices. hMusic for brass, reed, string, and drum and fife bands.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS EXTRAORDINARY. SONOROPHONS, SAX HORNS or TUBAS, CORNO-

PEANS, OPHICLEIDES, and every other kind of Mu- sical Instrument manufactured, imported. Warranted, and sold on the lowest terms ever offered to the public. Price lists free. Campton and Co., Burbage, Leicestershire.

C. and Co.'s newly-invented Soprano Mouthpiece, price 4s. 6d., post-free. The performer, by the means of this mouth- piece, can reach the top notes of the instrument with pure in- tonation. Every kind of music arranged for Brass Bands.

TO VIOLINISTS and others.-Violins made from old masters-Straduarius, Amati, Magini,.Jean Pruggen, &c.

Copies sold on very moderate terms. A warranty given with each Violin, or exchanged if not approved of, and the same returned as received. Prices on application. Address as above.

AFINE-TONED OLD VIOLONCELLO FOR SALE, Bow and Case complete. The instrument is in good

condition, and will be sold a bargain. Address as above.

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THE MUSICAL TIMES.-SEPTEMBER 1, 1859.

TO ALL THOSE WHO ARE DESIROUS OF PURCHASING GOOD MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS CHEAP!!

Manufactory, 17, Devonshire-street, Zueen-square, London. (W.C.) The following are a few of the many Testimonials I have had the gratification of receiving at

various times, and which I beg most respectfully to submit to the Musical Public as a proof that I have supplied, and a guarantee that I still intend supplying, all those who honor me with their patronage with the best of everything in the Musical business at the lowest possible price.

Respectfully, THOMAS CROGER. P.S.-Other Testimonials may be seen in the April and May numbers of the Musical Times.

For prices of instruments see these two numbers; also list (containing upwards of 1500 prices), which may be had post-free from the Manufactory as above.

Coventry, April 28th, 1855. Dear Sir,-I have received the Concertinas, and they are

entirely to my satisfaction. I shall feel great pleasure in re- commending your goods. I intend to visit London shortly, when I will call upon you.-Remaining yours truly, &c.

J. SCOTT.

Sir,-The instruments you supplied to the theatre have given every satisfaction.-Yours, &c., NELSON LEE,

Oct. 23, 1855. Lessee of the City of London Theatre.

Having purchased some instruments of Thomas Croger for a particular occasion, I feel great pleasure in stating that they were highly approved of by the different professors in the orchestra. E. T. SMITH,

Oct. 29, 1855. Lessee of Drury Lane Theatre.

Her Majesty's Theatre, Haymarket, Dec. 17, 1856. The Transposing Trellis Metallic Harmonicons, invented

and manufactured by Thomas Croger, are ingeniously contrived and beautifully finished. JULLIEN.

32, Great Castle-street, Regent-street, Jan. 22, 1856. Dear Sir,--The Metallic Harmonicon invented by you

pleased me exceedingly; I was delighted with the sweetness of its tones, and, as far as I am capable of judging, I should say that, for durability of workmanship, for standing long in tune, and for every characteristic which comprises a useful in- strument for vocalisation, I feel assured your Metallic Har- monicon is of the greatest utility. With every wish for your success,-Yours truly, HENRY RUSSELL.

National School, Sturry, Canterbury, Nov. I9, 1858. Sir,-1 have just received the instruments, they came to

hand safely. I have tested them, and am quite delighted with the Metallic one; I will not fail to recommend it among School Teachers of my acquaintance.-Yours truly,

R. FIELDING.

Cheddar National School, Somerset, Nov. 19, I858. Dear Sir,-We, the undersigned, feel very much indebted

to you for the kind advice you gave us respecting the form- ation of our Band. The instruments you sent us have given great satisfaction; they possess excellent tones. Should our Band increase, we shall patronise you again. (Signed)

D. JrFFERIEs, J. SELBY, W. J. HOPKINS, G. JEFFERIEs, S. HEAL, J. SPRATT, J. BROOKS, W. G. BROOXS, R. KING.

17, East-street, Manchester-square, Dec. 8, x858. Dear Sir,-We are all very much pleased with the Fife you

sent us, and hope you will send us 14 more by Monday. Yours, &c., C. LusBY.

12, Elswick East Terrace, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Dear Sir,-The Flute arrived quite safe, and it has given

me every satisfaction 1 could desire, and does great credit to you in turning out such an instrument. I shall recommend it to all I know in want of a good instrument.

Dec. 26, 1858. Yours, &c., JOHN MILLER.

Kent, Dec. 25, 1858. Sir,-The. Music has come safely to hand, and I am de-

lighted with the same; it far exceeds my expectations. I am, Sir, yours respectfully, EDWARD BEASLEY.

24, Liverpool-terrace, Crewe, Feb. 26, 1859. Dear Sir,-I need scarcely say that the Flutes, Fifes, and

Piccolos give great satisfaction, and great praise is due to you for the manner in which they are got up.

I remain, dear Sir, yours truly, JOHN HARTLEY.

Hermitage, Mansfield, Notts., March 2, 1859. Dear Sir,-The Flute arrived safe,and gives great satisfaction.

I remain, yours most respectfully, S. SHOOTER.

Whitfield, March 21, 1859. Sir,-Your Flute has been greatly admired for its beautiful

tone, as well as its beautiful finish, by some of the best mu- sicians in Glossop.-I remain, yours truly,

JoSEPH BENNETT, Professor of the Pianoforte.

Foulmire, April I4, 1859. Dear Sir,-I received the Pipes, &c., this morning; 1 like

them very well.-Yours, &c., J. STARLING.

Union House, Northwich, April 18, 1859. Mr. SHRIGLEY begs to inform Mr. T. CROGER that the in-

struments are received on this day, and have given the utmost satisfaction. Hoping to give you a larger order at a future day, or be the means of recommending the same to my musical friends,-I am, dear Sir, yours truly, W. SHRIGLEY.

P.S.-From the liberal manner you have treated me, and the superior quality of the instruments you have supplied, I freely give you permission to make use of the above as you think proper.

Ross, April I8, 1859. Dear Sir,-The Concertina has reached me- quite safe; it is

a beautiful instrument.-Yours ve tr sincerely, C.J. YATES.

i28, Handcroft-road, Ci.ydon, June o1, 1859. Dear Sir,-I received the Key-board and Springs perfectly

safe, they answer very well indeed; I am extremely obliged for your punctual attention to my order.

Yours respectfully, G. BULL.

Lympme, near Hythe, June II, I859. Dear Sir,-I beg to inform you that I received the Har-

monium quite safe yesterday; it quite answers my expectations. Yours truly, S. HAMMOND.

Barrow, June 29, 1859. Dear Sir,-Our cqmmittee take great pleasure in adding

their testimonial in favour of your instruments both in quality and tone, and beg to thank you for the liberal and tradesman- like manner you treated them. JOHN RCUTLEDGE,

Mr. Croger. President of the Barrow Society.

Leicester, July 12, I859. Sir,-The Harmonium you sent me has proved quite satis-

factory. W. CROSHER.

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