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In making the above announcement. the
Managers would state that the company is COM
posed of full and efficient corps of Distinguish
ed performers. The stud of Horses is allowed
to be the largest, most beautiful and highly
trained of any in America.


The wardrobe is extensive, entirely new and
of the most magnificent description. A fine
Brass Band will accompany the expedition
Ample arrangements. will be made for the COM
Portable accommodation of all who may attend.
The various performances will be marked for
their novelty, splendor and effect, and the most
suitable and magnificent appurtenances. The
managers would assure the public, as they them
selves are convinced by the general and unpar-
alleled appr obation with which the exhibitions
of the Olympic Arena and United States Circus
have been received in every city and town
which they have thus far visited. that they are
enabled TO produce an entertainment far super
10 to any ever heretofore offered for the pat
ronage of the public.


Among those composing the Equestrian Corps
are the foil owing artists:


Messrs. Waterman, ii. Buckly, Smith, Rug
les, Craven. Bachelor. Lyming, Moore, Blake,
Kelley, Bremner, Osborn; Masters E. Buckley,
and c.. Smith; Miss Laura Buckley. and the dis
tingushed and nimitable Clown, M. Buckley.
GtrAdmission. Boxes so cents, Pit 25 cents.
Children, to Boxes, half price.


feTDoors will open at and O'Clock, Per-
| formance to commence at ] 4 and II O'Clock.