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CIRCUs-BOWERY.


JOHN TRYON ON..................... MANAGER


Boxes. .o5 Cents. Pit .l2lz Cents.
The Man begs leave the public the first


pearance Ia the Of his


NEW IND SPLENDID STUD OF HORSES,
together with complete his
entire change IN the order of Equestrian Performances
There will be theatrical shows description
whatever inernised with the Classic Games Of the Arena
e interior has been remodeed throughout ornaened
enlarged in beautiful and commodious manner is
in fact the
ONLY REGULAR BUILT CIRCUS IN AMERICA.


. Inmist with baser natter


Equestrian Manager. Mr. Sweet


Late Of Asilsy's Royal Amrhiiheatre, London.


Oflcer oi the House. Prince John Davis.
shedens splendid Brass Band viii accompany the rer
formances


The following the Of the principal Riders and
Gymnasens -
Master Walter Aymar, late Of the New Orleans and other
. southern Amplitleatres
Herr Otto Motty the Austrian Cavalier and Ball
Defer.
Mrs Cole the aramed model Of Equestrian and skill
MIR. Mckarland the word-asouudng sixty somerset
Mr.. w. b. Stout, the Hercuean Horseman.
Mr. Rugges, the Flying Mercury.
Mr. ]. Sweet, the graphic and terrific Indian Rider.
Mrs tiullen the graceful and accomplished Equestrian
Mr. Williams and Pupil the celebrated Posturers.
Besides which, Full Musical by the famous
: Negro Serenaders known as the Carolina Melodists.
Doors open At 9uaIterpast7 Performance TO commence AZ
qnartepast o'clock Front be secured appli
Boxes Parluettes and Balcony Seats secured for families
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