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Mr.. WELcH's GRAND EQUESTRIAN COMPANY
This unrivalled company commence their season at
the Park Theatre on the q h inst, and if we may
judge by the card just issued by the spirited propr
etor, it will certainly be of the most splendid
and efficient that has ever visited this city In the
list may be found the names of some twenty Of
the most able and talented male and female eques.
trians Of the present day ; together with those
beautiful dancers, the three Misses Wells, and the
female acrobat, or tight rope dancer, Miss L.
Wells. These are to be accompanied by an or
chestra OF the first musicians in the city, conduct.
ed by Sig Cappuanno, which, together with the
new scenery, wardrobe, trapplngs, &c cannot fail
to draw good audiences, quite equal, if not surpass-
ing. any Of the stars that have appeared in this
house during the past seassn There are to be af-
ternoon performances on each Saturday, which
will afford the juvenile portion of the community
an opportunity Of being pre- sent.