Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-11

go wy Nouoha' Ampitheatre, Philadelphia.
comprising upwards OF l20 Men and Horses
The only regular conducted establishment in
be United States,--it being in this country.
what Francones and Vetley's are in Paris
and London.
JAMES w. BANKER, agent.
Will exhibit at Washington, Pa, on Mon
day June 9Th
AT -Alexandriu, on Tuesday June 9th
At Wheeling, Va, on "Wednesday and
Thursdays afternoons. June 10th and 1lth,
two days only.
ADMITTANCE ONLY25 CENTS.
The Great Equestrian Cavalcade will be
proceeded by the celebrated Brass Band-l3
musicians IN am elegant and costly chariot
drawn by Ten beautiful ereGm colcred Hor-
ocs.
The truly imposing entrance of this noble
and magnificent proct ssional Cavalcade, must
at once strike evary beholder with the highest
admiration the surprising beauty of the
thorough bred horses, the gorgeously appointed
car, and the admirably decorated Wagons. the
designs and gildings of which are by the most
distinguished artists, compels a comparison
that at once places this establishment at the
head and front; OF every public Circus. a
large fortune has been expended in the acces
series and equipments proper 10 the scenes and
acts presented, by the superior artists picked
and chosen from q host of stars, in order TO
render this the first, best and most superior
Equestrian Establishment, in this or any 9th
er country In the world. The great water
proof payilian tent suporbly furnished, will
be 10000 square feet in its dimensions, and
will with ease caotain 5000 persons, who may
view every performance clearly and distinctly.
Among the performers will be found
J. J. Nj PHANS,
Ihe great unsurpassed 2, d. and horse al
der, occasionally introducing his immense
balancing OF the infant.
FRANK PASTOR,
on his head, while the steeds are at lightning
speed This gentleman is also Equestrian
Director.
Riding Master HORACE F. NICHOLS.
whose abilities in this standthe very highest
The two Clowns, are the celebrated JOHN
MAY and JOHN WHITTAkisR, remarka BILE
Tor their wit and humor, never tTansgTessing
the proper bounds ol deeoftim
SIGNOR GER4HANL
The great atalion Juggler, on his firm and
rapid Steed, will execute the most wonderful
Tricks. This gentleman only arrived in this
country last winter. His two learned Dogs
will also be introduced by himself, and ex-
hibit many extraordinary tricks.
G. j. ROGERS.
One OF the most finished scene Riders OF
history will appear and introduce many for
eign and local scenes, many OF which he is the
Original of.
W. NICHOLS,
an accomplished and chaste principal Act
Rider of the French and American Schools:
W. hLNGCADE,
the bold and daring young Equestrian Hero
will Introduce something new on his Jet
Black Lily Lucy Neal
Mr.. Z. WOOD,
the Comic Personiicator Of the Redrnan o
the Forest.
MRS. E. WOOD,
The beautiful. chasle and very graceful femal,
Equestrian.
The youthful GEORGE DUNBAR, vii
signalize himself in his great and singular per
Torrance OF Chinese Equilibrium and persona
Posture.
The Comic Concert will introduce the mos
talented Philippians of the day. NEAL ia
NELSON, whose inspiring touch on the Banjo
Is most exquisite, will be aided i'm the extra
ordinary Ballet department, by the truly gifte,
dancer, FRANK BROWER
Every attention will be made TO the obser
vance and preservation of the good order whic
Is always indispensable to well regulate
Exhibitions.
GO Doors open at 2, performance at 2
o'clock, 4: M. jun
UT The company will perform in 81
Ciairsville, the 18th; Cadz, the 18th; Cana
Dover, the 10Th; Bolivar, the 10th; Massillor
the 18th; Canton, the 18th; Waynesburgf
the 18th; Canolton, the Goth; Hanover, In
I'D New Lisbon, the 23rd; Salem, she 24tl
Poland, the 2oth; and New Castle the 26th.