Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-01
STONE AND M,CULLUM,s

MAMMOTH GREAT WFSTERN CIRCUS.
 Tickets of Admission 25 Cents. VNHE LARGEST by far and the acknowledged l best Equestrian Corps the Union, having lately played six weeks in New On leans to a suc- cession of the most fashionable honses witnessed. and gained name during their representations that ihe proprelors may we'll be proud of. they being looked upon m the same lighi that Franticoni and Ducros in London and Paris.
 This superior company will commence their chas.e and very elegant representations the Public Square in their NEW AND EXTENSIVE VA TERpROOF PAVILION on next WEDEEsDAY EVENING, December 2d, lS46.
 The Company present attached to this model of Circus Exhibitions comprise the mos, able Eqoes- trians, Vauters, Tumblers and Acrobats al present m the Union. numbering among them
 THE WORLDS WONDER, YoUNea aMcCUL- LUM lhe hest two horse rider living.
 THE CONSTELLATION OF EQUESTRI. ANISw, MR. E. STONE, the hest bare back-rider in the world.
 And he great American representative of the Southern Negro. JOHN SMITH.
 Together win the unryaIled and very excellent CORD VOLANT PERFORMER, Mn. JOHN W. JACKSON.
 The propretors state that these gentlemen at the very head of their respective business in the union and court criticism. They aided by
 DEEsisoN STOVE, the great horseman of All work.
 A. LEVY, the Protean horsema and Vanter.
 SHAY, the worker of Hindoo Miracles. Ac.
 T. GBAvEN, the wonder working Acrobat and Tnmbler.
 II. LONG, Master of ihe Ring and trainer of the Horse.
 Pi91NlsNA CoLrnAS Attached to Ihs Negro
 Costume and property maker. H STiMMEL. from the Walnut street Theatre. Philadelphia
 Ring attendants. II WILSON and W wILLIAns
 OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY
 e STOKES, Manager and principal agent
 Ssrak
 JOHN SHAY, Master of the Ring
 H LONG Attendant, Master
 With the two best Clowns in the Union, viz; GREEN JOHNSON and W WoRRELL
 To add further to to 'he beauty of the representa- tions m the Arena. the Female Department will be led by Mrs SMITH, who will appear during ,he COmpany's stay, in d series of Historical MyhOloe- cal and pastoral ballet Acts
 THE STUD OF HORSES are young and newly broken, having been selected with care during ihe last season. and acknowl wledged by competent judg es 10 be the most beautiful aad yariegated in the country. They were taught their arduous dutes der inc supervision of the Manager in person
 THE CANOPY OF CANVASS IS entirely aew -being one hundred and sixty feet long, and fcaps ble of containing 5000 people Seats are erected on new and imnroved plan, and are twenty fold more comfortable. Beisg divided luto bsxes, families can enjoy their conversation without beng interrupted. Another great desideratum, Seats can be engaged for families the days of Exhibition.
 THE BAND without single exception is A No. ], and is under the direction of Mir. H. GAUL.
 The general order observed by the Company and he audience is a sure guarantee that Ladies visit this faultless Exhibition without causing blush to iinge the most modest cheek. by the very ndecate and ridiculous allusons made by the gro- esques and representatives of Negro Character, as Is too often the case in Equestrian Companies gsa- erallv. The representatives will be void of any thing immoral, and will act n of resuscita- lion from the more laborious duties of its patrons during the day.
 The Doors will be open next Wednesday nng precisely al 6s P. NJ. and the Representation will commence at 7t.
 Gentlemen with Ladies and Families will be kind enough 10 take the seats the right they enter.
 0D- Proper officers will be m attendance to en- force that order so consistent with we'll regulated establishments.
 Ladies without gentlemen will not be admitted.
 PRICE OF ADMISSION 25 CENTS.
 po,27EeOd s. @ STOKES, Manager.