General Notiles.
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II American Gynnusiuin, Nos log and loi CROSBY
neAr Beeckerst having heen completed is now open Tor
exercise This institution has been NJ considerable
expense and with every 70 The completion oil eeh
branch in order afford this city desirable place Tor the
OF athletic exercise to the great heneh OF
the general heah The building having been erected ex-
presy for Gymnasium covers in sl space OF w sqr
IT. the exercises occupying rising 4n The eSer-
else. viii found amusing well AS benencial-nssocia-
ons pleasant aud select The baths with not and colo water
viii be an agreeable acquisition 10 he establishment also
the Reading Room containing the files OF City and English
papers The exercses constructed that by the use OF
each every brought into action causing general
development and streng;henLg oi al parts OF The body
Pupils will he under the instruction OF the Director TO
those of sedeasry occupations the Institution is OF much
importance ana invite their attention particularly, rs
also that OF the public generally The beneficial effects OF
athletic great number Invaluable, aud
his CITY has greatly needed institution complete with
every thing necessary welregGled and properly con-
Quoted Gymnasium. The following genilemen have gwen
s lhr support them have liberty o. referring
Valentine Mot, NJ D. J C. Cheesman NJ. D.; J. Kearncy
Rogers, NJ. D.; a. c Post, NJ. d.


N. Y. Jany ls,, 1886.


JAMES T HATFIELD, Proprietor.


