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Manhattan-1860
1) A. Dodworth's Dancing Academies
No. 806 Broadway, New York. No. 137 Montague-Place,
Brooklyn. Wednesdays and Saturdays in New York.
Tuesdays and Fridays in Brooklyn. At 4 P.M. for
children at 8 P.M. for gentlemen. In addition to the
Court Quadrille, Prince Imperiale, Evergreen Empire,
and other social dances, Minuet Quadrille, Linda and
other educational dances already introduced by Mr.
Dodworth, a variety of newer dances will be brought
forward during the season. La Czarine, just received
from Paris, and the Quadrille Stirienne, which is
especially adapted to the development of graceful
movement in children.
2) Private Dancing Classes: Mr. Charruaud
Mr. Charruaud returns, thanks for the liberal
encouragement he has been favored with during the
lapse of forty-eight years in his profession, and
respectfully announces to his patrons and friends
that having been compelled to give up his rooms. No.
54 East 13th street in consequence of the too great
care and fatigue attending such an establishment he
intends to devote his time in giving instruction, in
families, to classes of eight, twelve and sixteen
pupils. Applications for hours and circulars can be
made at No. 148 East 17th st., Stuyvesant Park.
3) Hillgrove's Dancing Academy
All the modern and approved Dances taught at. No.
206 8th avenue near 21st st. Days of tuition-Mondays
and Thursdays. Pupils can commence at any time.
Apply as above.
4) C. H. Rivers' Dancing Academy
Halsey Buildings, No. 355 Fulton st., Brooklyn. All
the fashionable dances taught in one course of
lessons. Application may be made daily, from 10
o'clock A.M. to 10 P.M. Several new classes are now
forming. Send for a circular. A grand soiree at
Gothic Hall on Monday Evening, Oct. 29.
5) Ferreros Dancing Academy
No. 59 West 14th street will open October 6 for
misses and masters, and on October 11 for gentlemen.
School and private classes attended in the City or
out of town. Circulars can be had at the Academy.
Manhattan-1870
1) A. Dodworth's Classes For Dancing
At No. 212 5th avenue on Mondays, Thursdays, or
Tuesdays and Fridays. At No. 681 5th avenue on
Wednesdays and Saturdays, or Saturday mornings. Also
evening classes on Mondays and Thursdays for
gentlemen. Brooklyn Academy, No. 120 Pierpont
street., under Mr. F. Dodworth. Private classes and
classes out of town attended by Mr. T. J. Dodworth.
Send for a circular. On Monday morning, January 10,
a small private class will commence, which will meet
on Mondays and Thursdays at 10 1/2 o'clock. Families
desirous of attending will please send names.
2) De Garmo's Dancing Academy
No. 82 5th avenue corner 14th street. Morning,
Afternoon and Evening Classes-Tuesdays and Fridays.
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
3) Hlasko's Classes For Dancing.
No. 64 West 34th street. Second term. Two private
classes will be formed, one for families on Saturday
January 8 at 1 1/2 P.M.; the other for small
children on Tuesday, Jan. 11, at 10 1/2 A.M. For
particulars please call at the Academy after 4 P.M.
Manhattan 1890
80 5th avenue. Waltz taught rapidly: private and
class lessons at all hours at Cartier's Dancing
Academy.
Alexander McGregor's School for Dancing, No. 112 5th
avenue. Private Instruction daily in Society and
Knickerbocker Waltzes.
Brooklyn 1883
C. H. Rivers' Dancing Academy at 175 Court Street,
wide and favorably known, has resumed, and classes
are taught day and evening.
Columbia Conservatory of Music, at the corner of
Bedford avenue and Fulton street, has reopened. Also
the Columbia School for Dancing, of which Mr. Joseph
T. Martin is teacher.
Mr. S. Baron's School for Dancing, at No. 177
Montague street, was opened on the 1st inst. for
gentlemen. Private lessons are given there at any
hour.
Weinlander's school for dancing, at No. 232 Carroll
street, at the corner of Court, is open to pupils on
Monday and Thursday evenings. Private lessons are
given at any time.
Brooklyn 1887
J. T. Urle & Son's Dancing School, 611 Fulton
street, has reopened.
Mr. Rivers' Private School for Dancing, Avon Hall,
Bedford Avenue, Bedford avenue and Halsey street has
resumed classes.
Mr. Samuel Baron's Dancing School, 190 Remson
street, has resumed.
Professor S.A. Weber's Dancing School, Washington
Hall, 707-711m Broadway, reopened September 6.
Branch of American Hall Dancing Academy, 11 Elm
place, classes resumed.
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