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BNL.772.007
5 Mar 1772:41 (3470)
Peter Curtis begs leave to acquaint the gentlemen and
ladies, that he proposes to open a dancing-school on Monday
the 30th of March next, at the former school in
Queen-Street, opposite William Vassall, Esq; where he will
teach dancing in a most polite manner. Those who send their
children may depend that care will be taken of their
education, and that good order will be observ'd. The days
propos'd for public school are Mondays and Thursdays.
[pointing hand] Said Curtis was educated in Paris, and has
taught dancing in several towns in this province:--As he is
now teaching the French language at Cambridge, any persons
that are disposed to employ him, are desired to leave a line
with Capt. Gore, at the Painter's Arms.
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