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NYM(G.753.065
13 Aug 1753:31 (53)
By permission. This is to inform the publick, that there is
just arrived in this city, and to be seen at a new house
built for that purpose, in Mr. Adam Van Denberg's garden,
this evening, being Monday the 13th instant, the surprizing
performances of the celebrated Anthony Joseph Dugee, late an
apprentice to the Grand Turk Mahamet Caratha, on a slack
wire . . . And a hornpipe, and several curious equilibres,
on a table . . .
Doors open'd at six o'clock, and to begin precisely at
seven.
Tickets to be sold at the house of Mr. James Ackland, at
the royal-exchange; and at the printing-office opposite the
Old-Slip-Market, Pitt, four shillings, gallery, two
shillings. . .
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