New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10
PHYSICAL EXERCISE

FUR ALL A0FN
1T HAS BEEN VERY PROPERLY observed that II
only some the many ADVANTAGES resulting from eNer-
else could be procured from one medicine nothing 10
t1s world would be In more esteem ana % anAiou'J
sou ght after "a this medicine .,...,-
Ia large snd orcR Jed cities mere i generay our u
opportu8y II rd1orAng the body by due exercise u
the limbs and mnscl-s hut such 81 opportunity Df.
RIGHTS GYMNASTIC ACADEMY, l59 Crosby 81 IL
well calculated afford 10 the citizens Of Newly ork
All the late improvements Ia gymua'tic apparatus are to
found Ia this weli-spponted establishment II - De
the United states n y loy varying IA hight from u 10
p covering surtsce Of over Oo square fest In
which, By an improved mode u ventilation, pure
afr1.ph-ra % essential to health, IL slwsys preserved
Beside lhs u,ual apparatus. Or RICH has prepared
t,{,, or rpn.ne around ~ feet long Warm, cold s9d
housr baths provided Tor the subscribers without az
ira charge, with conveniently arranged dIesshsfoo"
aud closets The system Of phyhca eoacauoa pursued
a. this Academy, which - equally beneficial TO the young
and the old must of necessity develop and strengthen
every nerve and muscle Of the human frame, promoting
besuty healtnness, saceiulness OF eAitabe ana en'a
Tie Academy IL open daily, Sundays excepted. from
sunrise until no night The classes tor grown persons
are arranged fJows One class meets AZ sunrise an
other the forenoon three classes meet IN the even
ing one AZ O'Clock. At ~ minutes 20 snd ono A. 70
minutes past Dr. RICH pays especial attention 60 the
physical education OF youth snd children Inc eisss-s
for their instruction meet AZ 3. and O'Clock IN the a.
ruesdays Thursdays ard S,uraays they ere not
allowed to remain later than O'CLOCK sitter hst h9hf
the Academy devoted altogether 70 grown persons The
classes Instructed personally oy Df hlSh, OF ~
M r. Mourquia formerly pupil and -u0ssqlsntJ
tsschei In the Military Gymnasium OF fsrlsl ana o,ns'
assstsu.s perry educated Tor iho once
tngl Hsfbsr taught H'r w practice Giio"ea "p0" me
prsmsel 80.
sae. and Misses from TO IN the afternoon 90 Mondays
Wednesdays and Frdsys The asses meet a. clock
For farther PARTICULAR, inquire Of Or KILL as fes.
dence $40 FOuuh-5t four doors wet OF Broadway or 81
the Academy during the hours 4boyenamed. MI lwlsGa
,y,HE COLLECTION Of the Work, Of the old mas
Il t.rs being removed to tho Lycsum Building 55l
Brosdw way. To he exhibited ssAn 10 few days milo 6s
rI,WENTY-TBIRDA ANNUAL EXHIBITION
i OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN
Tho rooms Of the Academy ready for tho recep
ton Of Works FOR the Twentythird Annual Exhibition
which will be- opened on the lst OF April .
msdt2p,. JNO. O. CHAPMAN, secy. d.
IWERICAN MUsEIlI-Splendd performances
hevsry afternoon st o'clock and every evening al g.
The manager has tho pleasure Of announcing en- engage
rnsnt with Mr. and Mrs. MALONE RAYMOND and their
thres beautiful daughters, who give their inmitabe irish
Musical Entertainments consisting VI Irish Anecdotes
Sketches Of Irish Character. nersp rsed with Music on
the Piano, Irish Melodies. sc. b. Mrs Malone Raymond
Acd the charming Misses Fanny Emily and Iouss Aiso
engaged Great Western. the Yankee, Nj. Bernard the
Model Of jerusalem, the Scripture Ststusry sc. .
Admission 70 the whole , cents.-Chdren under ~
half price Reserved front seats one shilling extra ms