BRISTOW'S
SUPERIOR AND ELEGANT COMMERCIAL SYSTEM
WRITING.
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AcadcmyIs9 Broadway opposite John street.
MIR BRlSTOW, Finishing Writing Master in announcing
denny, Room No 1s9 Broadway to resume teaching his
admirable ofPenmanshp informs the
Ladies and Gentlemen of this and Brooklyn of his
vast benefit his instructions within the reach of every one
No complaint (moray speaking is more general han
HAphAsD This much TO be depored since the remedy
CHEAP! - "'''' A''A' ''''' ''f'' '' f"Di anu
Mr. Bstow promises and guarantees to Ladies and Gentle
men ei EVERY AGE aud capacity TO convert the
writing beautiful free flowing, expeditions al
pleasing style OF pennanship executed elegant
IN EASY eGfIsa Go mi hand may be-
Eyra lessons vii be given (free Of shage il required


s-.Mr b. be from A. NJ or from to p M.
w. Private lessons given.


SHoRr HAND taught by MIR. B. For sale work on
B.Book Keeping by Double and Single Entry taught
practically.
ysers New York take course of Writing in three
days - sa2 imeod'ra
LESSONS IN DANCING, WALTZlNG, Nc.
AID ACHILLE respectfully her and
M Patrons and the public general that her regular class
WI commence on Saturday. October 18th, her Saloon No


DAYS oFTUITION.


For young aides and young Masters under 10
on every Wednesday and Saturday from to oclockand
3ior young Gentlemen.


Eening Class for Gentlemen, every Tues ay aud Thursday
n O'Clock.


For LADIES' and Gentlemen desirous of forming by them
selves Gu adrlle Classes Polka Mazuf uadres,
any ana hour most convenient to both parties


FOR individual and private lessons Dancing Waltzing
Polka azurka for Ladies and Genemea zea hours
desired
young ladies' boarding schools and private families.


soee Balls exclusively for her pupils accompanied by their
Being in correspondence with several Of the principal pro-
essoIs % Pars Madame receives from them all the novel
will duty adopt them her classes or private les
SONS, according TO her patrons desires. sH lmfrc