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NYM(G.774.109
24 Oct 1774:24 (1202)
New-York Dancing Assembly, 1774. The subscribers are
acquainted, that on Thursday next, the first assembly will
be held at the usual place. If any of the subscribers to
the last assembly are not called upon with the subscription
book before the next assembly, or any mistake or neglect
shall arise in delivering the tickets for the ladies, they
will be pleased to attribute it to the shortness of the
time, and favour the assembly with their company. Tickets
for the gentlemen strangers are to be left at the bar, with
Mr. Hull, deliverable for the first time, to a subscriber or
his order, and afterwards upon the gentleman's own
application: And should there be any neglect in sending
tickets to ladies who are strangers, or do not reside in the
city, their acquaintances who are subscribers, are desired
to make application for them to one of the managers.
[Signed] John Jay, John Watts, jun., Henry Livingston.
Managers elected for this season. New-York 22d October,
1774.
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