Scan 3

Newark City Directory 1861-62, 1861

25 lines. Read by computer on 29 September 2026. No printed page number was found. See the scan on archive.org.

1S. P. HINDS,

2MUSIC HALL,

3No. 4 Bank Street, Newark, N. J.,

4TEACHER OF MUSIC, & DEALER IN

5Pianos, Melodeons, Sheet Music,

6AND ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

7Vocal Scores and Orchestra Parts Furnished for Musical Societies, Clubs, &c., &c.

8Pianos to Rent—and Pianos and all other Musical Instruments tuned and repaired.

10MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC.

11FRANCIS L. ILSLEY,

12PROFESSOR OF MUSIC,

13And Teacher of the Piano Forte and Vocal Music,

14Residence, 184 Plane street.

16HENRY FEIGL,

1714 Bank-st., Newark, N. J.,

18PROFESSOR OF MUSIC,

19Teacher of the Piano Forte, Melodeon, Seraphine, Organ,

20AND OTHER KEY INSTRUMENTS.

21Also in Singing and Thorough Bass.

22AGENT FOR THE FOLLOWING MUSICAL JOURNALS:

23"Saroni's Musical Times," "The Musical World,"

24"The Review and Advocate."

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