AMERICAN EAGLE CARRIAGE REPO-


STORY,
PRIVATE SALES STABLES AND RIDING SCHOOL.
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CORNER or


Christie and Delaney streets, New York.
HE undersigned leased the above premises pre-
line such Carriages OF all descriptions Saddery Har
ness, seieh Robes &c sale ssonab
rates any other establishment the city. The Carriage
ana Harness departments from the Stables and
capcioa light and airy and will be upde the Care Of
rienced hands.


The Stables roomy and well yentae ed consisting of 68
Stalls and Arena for exercise OF 80 by 65 feet dimensions
well trained and aud Veterinary Surgeon of
kicwn celebrity always hand for the of such Horses
may require his assistance.


Gentlemen having Horses dispose Of wishing pur-
chase will dealt with honorable terms, and Horses
Carriages receive the best of attention.


The Riding School will be opened style ofelegance and
comfort that trial of such ladies' and
drawing and dressing will be neatly furnished aud
der the of of the best Riding Masters
the country.


Gentlemen admitted during Ladies hours
Gard will be published giving notice OF time OF commence
ment, programme OF arraDg cement and terms.
The public invited to call and examine the
The Cars from the City Hall leaves the OF Bow
nlti m GEORGE EHLE, Proprietor
SWORD EXERCISE TAUGHT IN TWELVE


EASY LESSONS.
MIR HAMILTON having entered into arrangement
Nl with Mr.. Fuller for the Of his Gymnasium No 90
Ann street. third floor he will teaching the French
and American Br. adswod also the Infantry and
Muske Mr. H. has been teacher Of the above for
years. and will not deyiae from the method present
taught at West Point Academy.


N B.-Priyate Lessons taught in any part Of the city.
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