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OIIIJNON'S GYMNASIUM.
CHAS. F. OTTlGNON respectfully informs his friends
~ aud the public that he taken the large and
modous rooms, Nos. 49, IL and 10 Canal Broad
way, formerly occupied by j. p Rogers which have been
thoroughly cleaned, and fitted up that fail
give satisfaction the sdious. Connected with the
Gymnasium the SPARRIra Room, where Mr. o. always
esdy personally give Instructions the noble Art Of Self
Defence and he will likewise that his pupils enjoy the
reputation Of being the skilfu amateur sIare the
city.


Wrestling taught by Mr. WM PRICE, who will warrant any
pupil perfect, after a cours. Of instruction


Fencing taught by experienced professor.


Mr. o. would respectfully inform those pupils who have
formerly exercised this Gymnasium and whose have
already expired that satisfactory for the
Of uncIpred time, will be made by calling
him the Canal street, which will be open from
sunrise until 10 O'Clock. PM.


Mr. o. would state that the Gymnasium and Pstol Gal
lery Broadway and Chamber Streets will bs
til further notice. az lmje
MR. HAMILTON, Teacher OF American and French Broad
M Sword also the Infantry Small Sword and Muske. Eye
respectfully those who ee inclined
become perfect the above exercise that they will do well to
call at his Drill Room Harmony Hail. No. II Centre
Mr. H. has had Of teacher of the
above in the army of the United States and will guarantees
complete his pupils in twelve lessons.


Terms, twelve lessons, Sc


N b Mr. H. can be. seen from AN. till 10 PM. at his
Drill Rooms


Private lessons taught Of the city, a6 lws.c


UNION COURSE. T. I-TROTTING