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PG-P.783.012
25 Jun 1783:12 (2767)
M. Cenas, dancer of the Opera, and dancing master in Paris,
begs leave to inform the public, that being just arrived and
earnestly recommended to several of the best citizens in
this city, he intends without any delay to open a dancing
school for the young people the parents will choose to trust
him with; and to wait upon those gentlemen and ladies, who
will prefer to be attended at their own houses. The said
Cenas lodges at the sign of the Golden Swan in Third-street,
where every one is desired to leave their direction.
The renowned dictionary, called the Encyclopedia, the last
edition, containing 36 volumes, with three others,
containing only copper-plates, may be had by applying to
said Cenas. Also all sorts of music.
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