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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19
Birneyism-Teaa.-Free suffrage.

A late number of The Emancipa.or, the organ
Of the Birneyites in New.England. speaking Of the
position and proposed action of the Liberty Pa rty
on the Convention question in this State, says
ave are sorry. aud somewhat surprised that the
question han arisen for understand to be part
one general compsct that stick our indie
pendent organization in all places and foregc for
the sake of local in regard any the
iRcidsals Of Slavery that may in question In the
strife of parties. Tais is the re By ehch ra;ed
gard Tsras-snd it to the only rule that
establish mutual confidence as to render permanent
unity as party"
We suppress the comments we at first deter
mined to make on the above paragraph, because we
do not choose at thls moment be OF appear in
troversy with any who profess devotion to Equal
Suffrage. We cannot however, refrain from calling
the attention of every candid man to the palpable
admissions therein msde. Rotc did the Liberty
party vote in regard to Texasr Plainly THE
Emancipator here implies in disregard Of its ad-
mission, deeming the preservation of their own dis
onctive character and drill as party Of greater con
sequence than the defeat of Annexation They
nsas Ssuch is the clear admission of the EmanciPa
tof nave defeated Annexation jus, as they may now
secure Equal Suffrage by voting with the Marty
.s'orsoie 70 'ner views on that point; but they
1850 lar more Important to keep their ranks
u.'sla0. and uneroken, This 10 precisely what we
ens1seo and they denied all through the presden,
s'ai canvass They insisted that both of the crca,
Psfses "ele SUBSTANTIALLY pyo Texas-tha, neither ;s
10 power "ou'o prevent Annexaslop-uay. Mr.
Birney himself wrote to as for publication .,h,, /.
considered Annexation more likely to take n,,.. Sc
NJ. Clay were chosen President thsn if Mr. pon.
should be- T1is q, all events, is forgery for we
received it in his own handwriting and published
ittherefronl Now we insist that all this was not
only not So bat knoacn TO be otherwise by Mr.. Bir-
ney and the Emancipator a, the time; and that they
plainly swindled the Wings out of the Presidential
Election by palpably false pretences And this is
substantially admitted in the paragraph above
quoted where it is used as an argument in favor of
)uss such another move without the false pretencs)
respecting Black Suffrage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19

twill be observed, that the Counties OF Chautau-
oue, Chenango Columbia, Cortland, Madison, On ia
rio and Wyoming lose each one Member; and that
Albany, Erie, Kings and St. Lawrence each gains
one Member and New York three.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19

FROM HAvANA-By the brig Empresario, al
New Orleans the Picayune of the 10th gives the
following late news from Havana. The latest date
is the 2s,h nit.
Gen. pol-Eraacisco &c Paula Sevla sailed from Ha-
sns In the Spanish ftgse Asia. for Seville, of which
pV1s ne has been nominated Captain BY the Queen.
49,, a :, Dsaro de lc Marina makes very favorable men
- .ns progress Of the gas works in the course OF
- 49, ssuon IN Havana. Already fye miles OF pipe
znaiiatly- 49, " -
Sis -xeelsney en-, Prevalent Santa Ana continues to
suit OF cockfshtns While no thus au.u,es himself his
aasls lady equents the balls and concerts Of the gay
island metropolis %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19
Business Notices.
MARBETT & FOUNTAIN

Will open their NEW STORE. No. 76s Broadway. On
Monday the Esd inst and VIII be prepared e1hlb 10
their friends and customers rs and e-irsiss r
ty rie FGney and Staple Dry Goo comprising ports
lions and selections from ali tie lars arrivals and to u
tie inspection OF the Ladies' Is iyritsd.
EENRYF MABBETT, ists Of the Urn, OF aabSe,s, MuI
usan Co. would respectfully invite Continuance Of e.
vos from those in the others who have here,ocr
been h;s customers.
JoTHAM 5. FOUNTAIN woaId Also particularly ,eoaa,
hi. thanks to The Ladies' who have long been bis friends,
and he will feel grateful them all at his new !ccscu
where he hope, BY continuation Of tseir aS0rs to
permanently nisa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19

CT RoussEL's AM,NplNE for the cure and prevention
Chapped Hands sale the principal Druggists in iii,
city, snd wholesale aud retail the OF the subscriber
EUGENE RoUSSEI.
Manufacturer and Importer Of choice Pertumery, ToilaI
Soaps. Shaving Cream &c. sc. No. $50 Broadway, b..
tween Iihs, ~ nni Cortland sta 2sf In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19

METALLIC TAsLEr RAZOR SrRop.-Merchant' ami ieal'
es are invited to cell and examine tbs various patterns u
the above a, the manufacturers, O. SAUNDERS SON
IL Broadway few doors above CortlandsL NIL Steoe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19

Y The Buffalo Commercial seems 10 oe aeeu
lessIv bothered by the first on our list OF reforms
~ he struggled for which il quotes and comments
on es follows:
.Eou.1 AND Universal SUFFRAGE. and other Political
Rights all citizens and no exclusion on account o' o
Property, Greed or Color.
This phraseoogy TO us very loose and tue more
we reflect upon IT, the doubt we have as 10 Wnat ID
precisely intended. Every person born, ana VINO mas
resided In the State, is citizen, and no male CITIZEN
twentyone years of age ia debared from Young on ac
count of his birth or creed The foreigner who becomes
Citizen enjoys equal rights with the native Does nc
Tribune inhabitants by the term c.ft'ens VI goes
IL intend that women who also citizens snsi sole
We wish The Tribune would explain. Proposlhons
should be precise and unmistakeable
The Comme rcials difficulty appears to be caused
by The assumed fact that birth or creed does not no"
exclude q man from voting. We answer Birth
does if man happens TO have been born OF parents
descended wholly or partly from Africans Greed
ia not Constitutional cause Of prescription at pres
ent, yet it is often practically 80, and that wrong
we would have righted 80 far as possible. Certain
Property qualifications, if we mistake not are yet
required even Of Whites regard to certain Offices
as they surely are of all Blacks. We would have
all such abolished, and Manhood with Citizenship
made the sole basis of the Right of Suffrage. We
do not think the term Citizen can need definition 1t
does not include aliens persons ransienty among
US. AS to Women, we are in favor Of admitting
them to the equal exercise and enjoyment OF the
Right of Suffrage at the first Constitutional Conven.
ton held after majority of them shall demand it
and, if they are solici!ous the point, we would
call Convention on purpose We know no tena'
BILE ground on which this Right can be denied them
save that of their presumed choice that it should be
IL 20, camille
to obviate all chance for cavil in pithy statement
of principles without running into injurious pro-
lxity.
The Morning Nees chuckes over the suspi-
con that our programme does not seem to give un-
qualified satisfaction to all the journals of its own
party" Well suppose it don't?-we did not as
sumo to speak for others but for ourselves Other
journals will of course express their own senti-
ments in their own way-making them as precise
and unmistakeabe' as they see ft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19

X 1t may be in smother column. that the pro
prie.ors of several OF the country newspapers have
thought proper uotiiy the public tina, they have 's
one authorized agent in this City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19
Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

COrrespOHuBuCt
PHILADELPHIA March Tsp. NJ.
have nothing additional in relation TO the late
freshet except that the damage the State Works Is
less disastrous than at first supposed The canals
will no doubt be open in a week or two.
There is considerable animation in the Stock
market TO day the of Penn Fves reaching Sll5o00
opening ut Il and closing firm III with sales OF over
$4,000 at III Schuylki Navigation Shares rose l,
selling 49, and Schuylki Bank T. selling al At Girard
went up l! 1900 shares changing hands al TO- Whining
ton shares sold at 27! decline of only 6!
The Western and Southern Mails are both in.
No foreign arrivals TO day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19

PORTABLE SHAVING CAsEs.-The subscribers ss.oU-
men, embraces every variety Of Travelling Dressing Case
su,sble either for long short journey conIs!ning al
that is necessary for ha toilet.
w,7s,aoa q SAUNDERS [ son. III Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19
e., yva.h,ngtou via Albany.

We find in Tuesdays Albany Argus a letter from
washiH eton which we are confident cooid nave
been written by nobody else than Hon. D S. DICK
,ssos the iIIustrious us Senator from this state
We are induced by its high source rather than lis
abstract merit TO Gull from it the following gems
1.-The Senate here are still discussing the Oregon
lion Dir Reverdy Johnson was The orator "a Ia. moi
and more Thoroughbred British pn,snv dsy He
heen hoard In the halls of Congress lot many ~ he ia
- r,nch a. though he had fo1go'tei tna. 80;
the VI native one oil tnc oto ~. ,L Inc NJ
We - J,,on and fsncied himself scuog IN LUG D ~
80 az an advocate for the BLUSH ciaini-
his Minister'S (hr akenhan among the nunoe.)
Yresent and apparently deeply interesteo IN Tue
di.euasion The Minister OF her Majesty, 0ie .Lt
tora should and doubtless does feei un9er sleat
10 the honorable Senator for his able exposon Oh
her right. ~, - an ,rob.blv
aware are elected to the Senate OF the United
from the State of Texas. They VIII soon taAe men
seats The prospects of war VIII orsnten stsr me-
heroes become component part OF that very nohofs'e
body. IS 49,, s,s,a Jobn
oSnIj;van E.o who signazed himself in his letter OF
acceptance OF thar honor. Is now In w asnlngonc Au
saws tba, he is asking for Professorshpn the ~
Man rstn,e which TO be formed, In order tnat nus
gen;ns NAV have ample scope This ruEor. however.
Ia probably unfounded; FOX am crediby iniorneu 'Sa'
he il Interested in some floating dry wncn ne =.
aires the Government to pstronlze, and IS nete [
uurpose This is decidedly more reputaoe tns' CS,T
Editorials 10 favor Of universal negro suffrage .,nn
van Is decidedly very great msD n DIS own Enasb
at least) and his writings 10 general are aS ~
"a Senator Jobnson's quotations are pao La'n .r
Warm weather and clouds oil dust IN lhe venue
" Yours."
There if any body bat Scripture O'cA 10 w
author of that letter. we are for once grossly m'S
taken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19

Apportionment of Members of the Assembly.
The bill which passed the House on Tuesday as
we learn from the Argus apportions the Members
r -. A.,or,hl,, Of Tollovp:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19

HARVEY BuRpELL, NJ. d. DESrlsr-Othce and es
deuce 362 Broadway, corner OF Franklin.s, milo II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19
Court Calendar

COMMON PLEAs-This Day-Parr Mos. 19 81, IS l.
So 9I o. e5 81 &c. IL Part 2-Eos IS, "a, g. 50, 90
go "a. SO. &C. l00
CIRCUIT couaT-Nos H. SO, 9,1l, u 10, Il, 81
g. 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19

orrupx.-FAs, Psse-cspital PunishmeDt-Theo-
logical Twisting; The Slave Pons Things IN asnins'
Ton; New Publications; Farmers Club; fiain 1t''n
Esws Items-Fourh Pase-Lsw Courts; news i'en'
Sales of Stocks Marine News; Prices Current
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19

FLOOD N TIE OHIo-Our Pittsburgh cores
pondent writes under date Of the 18th inst 81 p that
sudden rise had taken place in the Ohio river-there
being al that lime upward Of twenty two feet OF water in
tee channel and st rising Nothing serious had yet
occurred and hoped that the waters would soon be-
gin 10 subside Baltimore American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19

THE ARMY rs TExAs-The Union states thatthe
sry under General Taylor aer breaking up its posi-:
ton .. Corpus Christi will prohshly take its first post az
Poin, Isabel some distance from The river and near the
Gulf md afterwards advance and take post on the river
itself The position, however, Is left very much TO the
Generals discretion and he may advance up the river
the vicinity OF Matamoras, and perhaps higher
according 90 circumstances.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19

And Phalon's Chemical Hair lnvgora,or ia scattering
destruction among the common toilet preparations and Hat
Res;oraves. For be known that the lnvgorstor VII
positively scurf and dardruf and prevent hair fall
ing out restore tho hair in primitive badness And OIL
who u.e II as toilet article will be crOwned with scA
glossy head of hair Sold by E. Phaon Ola Broadway, rt
by drug and fancy dealers generally In city aud country
PRICE so cent? per botle-arge size 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19
Common chalk destroys the skin,

But lones's Spanish Lilly White
Makes the skin smooth and clear and bright,
Gives II that natural lifr-ke, marble look
More smooth and beautiful than artist ever took.
Sold at82 Chathsm-st, or 32l Broadway N. I or lS
futon-sl BROOKLYN Price IS cents. NIL 2tecd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19

Misunderstanding from Vera Cruz
down to the ga ul;imo received last night at the
Department of State Almsnse had resigned the once
of Minister of War and TorneI had been appointed his
successor Lucas A.a,pan. the editor Of the new royal
st journal at Mexico 0he Tempo) had been compelled
by public indignation to fly from the city, his LIE being
Sin ce the royss party open ground In favor
of monarchy, the Mexican people have become much
better inclined toward the United States Upon the
whole our affairs with Mexico were assuming more
hopeful aspect. tNasn' ohson-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19

r Go.srgJ kalian MedtrCNed Soap, for the cure OF Pin
plea FrecSles Tan. Ssllownsss, Erpuons, and all skin
dsguremsa,s a, the oniy depot, CT Wakerst lt store
FROM Broad way, 50 cents cake. Grecian Hair Dye
pcgetable Liquid Rouge. for cmsonng Lps and Cheeks
Podre Subtitle for eraeatng s'peduO'' Ad without rll
nv TO the skin LAZY Waite for Instantly scattering 10 dne
and ushes from the face Acoustic drops for curing DEAF
ness &c &C. The above celebrated preparations. OF Dr.
oursuds to he found only (bear In mind at 81 Walker
at lsl Store FROM Broadway.
AGENrs.-E 3. Tultle, Assembly Buildings, Phlsdel
phia Jordan, Mik-st Boston; Carleton K Co. Lowell
Ives Salem; w. l.. Gerrish NJ Bedford Guild, angor
Bliss, Springfield Green & Co. Worcester ! NJ yers, \
| Haven DIT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19

SASps's SARsApAauLA-The blood contains the eeniera
OF the whole aniusl stucure-ssh and hnre, gans mus
ces ,endons the nails the hair aud the bones them
selves are all sustained by the blood Well then may b.
called the stream OF fe In proportion 10 the purity Of Tia
ud will be that the substance into which Is continual
ly changing Corrupt blood instead OF producing HEALTHY
hesh is likely enough TO develop sores and ulcers Wdea
these cppenr whether the specific form OF scroa 81
scess &c or of ordinary types, there is no detergent
believed that will rapidly neursize the virus In as
blood rom which they spring, as Ssndss Sasaparla
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail by A. b. D.
SANDS Wholesale Draggiss, 70 Fuon-sL 27S Broadway,
and n Fast Broadway NewYork Sold also by DruggPl
generally throughout the United States Price 81 per bOt
ts or ak bottles for S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19
You with chap'd hands and face,
Or pimples, freckles, salt rhenu, scurvy


And dark yellow dsfgurcd akin,
If you give this article fair Trial you assured l, will
give you clear smooth kn and complexion, and you
Of any the ailments There hundreds who have
been thus benefited by single cake Of JONES5 Italian
Chemical Soap just try IL Sold at the sign OF the Ame
Eagle go Cbsham-s 32 Broadway and 1883 Fulton
st, Brooklyn. mil 2teod
HILLS iNFALLiBLE Observation-Disclosures !; IL warrant
ed 10 ali eradicate ptyrsss dnndr and all
foaons OF the cutcle scalp stay aopecy or The falling
OF hair lost hair hairs keep the
hair moist &c all Of which testified TO by hundreds OF Tho
most respectable citizens Il this aud other Cities is Of
which follow: Gustavus o. West. Master Of brig Calves
ton Boarding House. No. Ga Fulton.st Brooklyui u
Mitchell Smh-si Brooklyn d. Strong, III Penrl-s NJ u
L. Wilson, ll9 Brosd.st. N Y; l.. +. Davis, Burngstp,
~ Wholesale and retsil at the principal Office No IL
Nassal-s;. AGENcIEs-J. Jarvis 635 Broadway; Mr. ~
rards i75 Grand-sL; Mr. 4. Sewe, +7S Grand a. Mrs
Sloan f Grancst and al the principal wholesale drug
and fancy goods stores all of whom have Certificates Of
agency In all signed by the originator TO preveu
counterfeits. milo StTuThSsd
rS- The fashionable Hair Dressing Saloon 10 dz'
cisy and where 10 get his hair cut cured
MA whiskers trimmed 10 sui, him. Is Hs the ipnIse
Hair Gutter, No IS Nassaust Of Pine Inl7 Sieod
~ Who hss heard the little drummer at the bluseu1
Reader have you II not, go tonight and wort
for IT, you II never regret He and those scrptUsl Views
constitute strong attractions say nothing oil the Other
splendid appointments of the bill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19

The FLOOD AT BuFFALo.-The Buffalo Courier
of Monday says:
Estimates of the damage sustained vary from 1000
TO 100000 We think that the latter large and the
former too small estimate considerable portion VIII
fall upon the various Insurance Offices We told that
the Rochester insured only few hours before the
calamity occurred Thecreek looks desperate and drea
enough: nothing 10 left aost from the foot OF CONNER
ca street to the Ship Canal and with few exceptions
the vessels that not carried away are all more or
lpsai nu rsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19

The SOUTHERN MAL.-The Union gives the
follow particulars Of the change OF the departure of the
great EewYork Ma to take effect the 18th of March
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19

Stocks are bu, au empty bubble,
Som4iimes risirg, sometimes falling,
Balls are roaring, bears are hawliug
Debtors out OF sight are popping,
Ships ara sinking. banks are stopping.
Railroad folks each other lhrus;ing,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19

w General Copamitree OF .,' ca.,,,,,,ss viii
vaunr en-A spse.. Meeting Of this Comm''ee ~u.
LIQUIDS e.. p,o.s,ssv House, Friday Evening, 2oth
80 W. - -, :, "a oit;ock By order,
Mafeh' ''i'An THgo z. ToMLINsoN, Chairman.
n. q. Meposoues. Secretaries.
1Isssr GILBERT,
NB-nh important n,ai the Conmit'ee % rai SUI puo
tpeI on this occasion. Ni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19

This Ia very important change, amounting 10 The
gain of twenty four hours in the dispatch OF the mails to
Montgomery and to all points beyond, and to what will
be substantially business days gain in speed 10 the
points this side of MONTGOMERY, Alabama
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-19
81, democratic wbig General Committee.

$500 rn,, q, he recommended 10 The Democratic
bg Electors Of the CRY and County Of TO rs
ssnee 10 their respective Wards al such places tes
s Al =. ocock Tor Inc purpose Of eecng three Defso.
10 Civ Copvcuon TO nominate Candidate, Tor may ano
d,s, House Corrmtonsrs 10 be suppof:ea ny se
Resoped That the Delegates from ne several W sIos "
cad Con vepton meet broadway house OF
evening, March 25ah al u O'Clock
J. PHILLIPS PHOENIX, Chairman
AB,M r. LAWRENCE, Asst Chm
5..s. b d p1sEsET; seeresaris. milo 1t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-18

plain very much. and we think with much Justice
the system adopted by the In regulating the
especton Of the article intended for the fu6lmsnt Of
srnment contracts- An extract from an advertise
Cent published by the bureau Of construction &c. for
tho Navy sometime since. for furnishing the Navy
Yard at Charlestown Mass. with four hundred tons Of
hemp to be delivered on before the LIST Of July s46
WIS annexsd:-
20 diminish the hazard to contractors Of forwarding
mp from the Western states which may not be Of pro
ofthe Navy has appointed two agents who will, when
tended to fulfil contracts to be made under this adver-
sement One Of these agents will inspect the hemp that
which be ssnt 70 a. sTd the other that
agents will be furnished with samples Of the Riga Rein
nsmp excepting for hemp fully prepared for spinning,
anu n the means OF testing the strength of hemp and
WIZ be ready to give all in 'rmaton in their power 10
enable contractors to havo cir hemp properly prepared
and to ascertain the sengt and character of IT, before
tne expense Of sending the navy yard IL incurred
must be distinctly understood however that the in
and opinion Of these agents merely to diminish
sne RISK TO CONTRACTOR by furnishing useful information
The only inspection by which the hemp be finally
received and paid for will be at the navy yard where It
Is to be delivered.
This double inspection is complained Of frequent
proves injurious to the producer. The government has
established agents in Kentucky and Missouri merely
the inspection Of hemp but the inspection Of these agents
is not final in any way binding upon the government
he operation Is ttis: if a in Missouri has lot Of
hemp which he wishes to sell to the United States he
must first submit it to the inspection of the agent in St.
Louis for he must obtain the agents certificate that it is
American hemp else he cannot sell to the
at all Thenter he has gone to the trouble expense
this inspection he must ship his risk and expense
TO the navy yard at Charestown there must undergo
another inspection, and Notwithstanding may have been
highly approved of by the inspector in St. Louis yet
does not entirely please the Inspector purchaser
Chsrletown ID refused and the must take II into
the market and get what he for it Taking into tho
market under rejection by the government inspectors
he is not likely to get even fair price for it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-06-18
HOWES * CO.'S NEW YORK MAMMOTH



THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT ever organized in
the United States comprising $50 Men and Horses. re
CURING Is Carriages to the performers wardrobe
Quesans among whom the Greatest Female Rider Of the
Age, recently arrived from Paris
MADAME MARlEMACARTE,
whose style OF Equestrian Fests peculiarly her
being chaste and classc her and addes.
snd the charming naiuee with which she chains her audi
render this gifted and hgh artistic the lead
feature of the this country The Proprieors
fer the public the brilliant description given the
tive OF the extraordinary and daring eas perform
ed by this artistic Ameng the novelties which
the Proprieton offer the celebrated Scotch
GIANT AND CIANTESS.
Their height feet, and their weight 100 lbs Mr.
Randall weighs 432 lbs Mrs Randall is the
giaute.s il the world They will appear in Jack and the
strength and sSliy, and will ride in horse The
nac Essrcsss Classic Dpisys sas humorous sspiesss
NIXON, and the unapproachable Clown DAN RICE.
Among the Performers the celebrated aud principal Ri
der the Napoleon of the Arena Mr. HOBBS whose feats
Horseback the extraordinary witnessed Juve
nile Act Of Horsemanshp by Master Nixon Olympic Exer
Tumbler Mr.. MACARTE. Wonderful Fests by Mr.. Coles
Dogs. Hector and Billy; The SWISS BROTHERS, in
their elegant Gymnasc Pastures and Groupings Mr.
The % r. Of PhSsa' po.uEnE and
sIillian. Act Of Fsnce: Of rrotsus MI G. Aowes i
mitabs Dan Emmit their head The Original Banjo Mso
leading, talented and classic performers the world.
RE