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MUSIC.
u EMOVED No. 65 Franklin street. one door East of
~ Broadway, DUMSDAf. Professor Of the Guitar ling
ng Accordeon and Violin continues teach Ladies and Gem
demen of New York the above fashionable nsiru mens
comparative short time by his Analysing and lnauctive
System. Terms reasonable.


NJ will usual the residences Of his pupils any
part the city, by the Satisfactory city and other
fer-nces application No. 65 franklin
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TUITION
A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, a graduate OF the University
Of Paris is desirous Of finding some school private "a
my, situation insructor-through the Of the
English which he speaks uenty ofthe French and German
languages, equally his any of the different branches
athoroug andbera education and drawing painting
either landscapes heads or flowers.
The best references can be had and his and residence
known by applying the Rev A. Verren, Rector Of the
French Protestant Church Of this city, No 90 franklin


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