New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-09
PHYSICAL EXERCISE


1T HAS BEEN VERY PROPERLY observed that "
only some tho many advantages resulting from exer-
the world would be IN more esteem and SO anxiousS
sought after as this medicine ,,,-
opportunity Of nvgorang The hody by cue exercise OF
The limbs and mo,es.i 9gt ,lea 81
yell calculated 10 afford 70 the elzens OF Ne~'l Ok
An the late improvements IN gymnasc apparatus are to
found In this weapp9inted sstabl'nm nL u IS, De-
the United states IL Is lofty varying ia hikht rom = 70
p feet eoveruga surface Of 60O square feet IN
which. By an improved mode ~ ventlati0ni pure
ATMOSPHERE 90 essential 20 health 10 always preserved
Beside the usual apparatus Or RICH mas prepared
stadium running ground ~ feet long Warm, cold ash
shower baths are provided Tor the subscriber without
ira charge. with conveniently arranged dfessAsfoons
and closets The system Of physical education pursued
"A tbis Academy which Is equally beneficial to the young
and the old must Of necessity develop and strengthen
eysrV nerve aud muscle Of the human frame promoting
beauty heattness gfaceuness Of earriags and msnt,
TIE Academy &, open daily, Sundays excepted, from
sunrise until 10 AZ night The classes for grown persons
afe arranged follows: One Gloss meets Al sunse an
other in the forenoon three classes meet IN the even
minutes past g. Dr. RICH pays especial attention TO the
physical education Of youth and children The classes
for their instruction meet az 81 and o'clock In the alter
Tuesday, Thursdays and Sstuidays hey are net
allOsed remain ater than O'Clock alter that hohr
the Academy devoted altogether to grown person' The
clssses instructed personally by Or KIN, or py
Mr. p h0urquin formerly pupil and s1bfeqnentJ
teacher IN The Military ymnasiom 81 rs5lsl ana |Js
assistants properly educated tor Tie once spa,
mg) neither taHgH nor rs Pract'ee al'0'ed upon me
prentice
LADIES' CLAsSES-Ths eut. re Academy Is devoted %
lad rs sud Misses from TO 10 toe afternoon on Monday
Weon.sdays and Frda,s The classes meet At 4 o'clock
For farther particulars inquire Of Dr. RICH az his resi-
dsnce SIC Fourthst four doors west Of oro.d~sy or al
tho Academy during the hours aboyenamed mi lwlsea'
TWENTY ANNUAL EXHIBITION
1 or THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN -
The rooms Of the Academy ready oE the fecep
ton OF Works for the Twenty-thifd Annual Erhloiton
which will be opened on the lot Of April.
m8dtals- JNO O. CHAPMAN, Seey \ A. u.
T(iIIE MOST VALUABLE COLLECTION OF
i PICTURES, by Titan, Murillo, Rubens, and many
Others Of the greatest o the old masters ever 10 ms
coautry,ts being exhibited at the gallery Of the Ma
t0nsl AcadamY Of Design, corner Of Broadway and
Leonard sts from o'clock, A. NJ. 70 10, T. N.
Admission . cents. M US
AMERICAN siU-EUM-sPlsndd performances
hevsry afternoon 81 O'Clock and every evening a. y
The manager has the pleasure Of announcir an engage
men. With NJ aud Mrs. MALONE RAYMOND, and ,heiF
three beautiful daughters, Who gge their inlmaoe sh
Musical EnertaiDm-nts consisting Of irish Ansedotes
Sketches Of Irish Character. inefspersd WIN ha'c 90
the Piano Irish Melodies nc. BY Ms Malone Raymond
and the charming ssrs Fanny Emily ana lo1ss Ai'o
ensared Great Western. the Yankee, as Bernard ihe
Model u Jerusalem, the Scripture stAtasry &c. a..
Admission 70 the whole p cents.-Chdren under 10
half price Reserved front seats one shilInt extrs M