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PG-P.763.067
15 Dec 1763:31 (1825)
Rivington and Brown, at the corner of Market and Front-
streets, have imported for sale in the last vessels from
London, a very elegant collection of musick, musical
instruments, etc. consisting in guittars, violins, hautboys,
German flutes, fifes, etc. from the first artists in London,
and of various prices.-----Solo's by Ruge, Bezozzi, Hasse,
Siprutini, Tartini, Corelli, Stanley, Reed and others.----
Sonato's . . . by Locatelli, Quantz, Solniz, Gluck, Hasse,
Jomelli, Lampugnani, Martini, Prota, Arne, Groneman, Figlio,
Geminiani, Defesche, Campioni, etc.----Concerto's by
Weideman, Corelli, Stanley, Ruge.----Duets by Figlio,
Granom, Real, Groneman, Weideman, Martini, etc.----marches,
country dances, minuets, airs, Venetian ballads, Oswald and
Jackson's songs, Pasquali's Art of Fingering the Harpsicord,
tutors or instructions for playing upon the violin, guittar,
German and common flute, fife, etc.---The Delightful and
Caledonian Pocket Companions, Clio and Euterpe, a late
collection of most excellent songs, and a vast variety of
the newest single songs, set to musick.----the best bows,
bridges, and strings for fiddles; reeds for hautboys and
bassoons; rozin boxes; mouth-pieces for French horns;
mahogony desks for music; mouth-pieces that render the
blowing of the German flute remarkably easy; musick books
and ruled paper of several sizes, etc. etc. . . . [21 more
lines of dry goods and various items of fashion.]
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