Scan 8

Newark City Directory 1858-59, 1858

27 lines. Read by computer on 17 September 2026. No printed page number was found. See the scan on archive.org.

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1JAMES B. TAYLOR,

2PROFESSOR OF MUSIC,

3And Teacher of the Piano Forte,

4Singing, Spanish Guitar, Flute, Violin, Violoncello, &c.

5Residence: No. 2 Arch street, near Warren.

6N. B.—Music arranged for any regular Orchestral Instrument, or for any number of Instruments.

7Music Copied or Furnished for Concerts, &c.,

8At short notice and on reasonable terms.

10NEWARK

11SACRED MUSIC ASSOCIATION.

12At a meeting of this Association, held February 21st, the following Officers were elected:

13President—Wm. T. Mencza.

14Vice Presidents—Jens R. Weeks, A. S. Holbrook.

15Conductor—F. L. Ilsley.

16Secretary—George P. Terry.

17Treasurer—James Rose.

18Librarians—A. M. Holbrook, Charles T. Davis.

19Directors—Edward Ilsley, John J. Young, A. G. Cunn, Aaron T. Anderson, Josiah Walsh, Samuel Taylor, Edward P. Nichols.

21MUSIC, MUSICO, MUSICO.

22FRANCIS L. ILSLEY,

23PROFESSOR OF MUSIC,

24And Teacher of the Piano Forte, and Vocal Music,

25Residence, 122 Mulberry, n. Fair street,

26NEWARK, N. J.

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