The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-15

Jltish 4 flciacdn's Celebrated
NATIONAL. CIRCUS,
Four,und-a-hall street, Washington

Equestrian dirccor j. J Na,hans; master OF circle, F.
Clown by oen,n John May whose reputation has extend
ed far and near, and of whom the press has been most
lavish his praise His is the quality of exciting
The opening Of this has been hon
or-d by all the fashion and beauty OF the city Endless
bestowed the varied and wonderful presented 10
admiring and Intelligent public.
THE LAST TWO NIGHTS
OF performance in Washington city the whole compa-
ny are advertised to appear in George'own ON Monday
aud Tuesday
Madame Marie Maoartc has been rapurousy received in
her ecctrying of equestriansn, which viii be
peated Friday and saturday also saturday after
noon O'Clock, when her Immense exertions win be
displayed in her graceful and wonderful achievements ON
her beautiful courser
To proven, confusion or disappointment, tickets may be
procured IN advance
FRIDAY 4 SATURDAY EVENINGS, April. 10 X II,
A grand Egyptian cavalcade, entitled the Manelukes.
A comic song, by Mr.. h, Gardener.
The zine Juvenile OF little F. Pastor Succeeded by
which has filed hundreds thousands OF spectators with
establishment, enuued the
REVOLVING GLOBE,
In which +, Rivers will wthou, any other mid than tbs
precision ot his own balance propel real globe IN all
directions by his feet standing on It's the whole time
and PERFORMING AT The same Tune ON Les Basons du n,a
BILE This extraordinary invention is the work OF the
performers genius and industry.
The fights defeats and enterprises of the Wnnebaso Chief
by L, Woods,
A fine classic two horses, entitled
HEPHESTIoN AND HIS PUPIL,
ky j. j. Notbans and htte r. faSnr whose tcats cannot DC
faithfully described they OF 50 bold and astonsh-
ing nature,
Also for the first time this season. grand display Of Bat
voute Vaulting, by the admirable twenty, led by NJ lap
Levi North VIII ride his inmtahlc of,he Sailor,
the peris OF the SSa,
scene of uneqoaed Personal Posture, by the talented g.
Dunbar.
That Significantly called the Act Of All Acts, viii be
rode by the phenomenon OF the age, Richard Rivers,
J, J. Nathsns IN his manly tuT.hovse act
The scene of operatic Gyunasa of the three brothers
Rivers,
The great, the graceful, and scperiorls gifted
MADAME MARIE MACARTE
VIII ride her superb ACT, uIloiacag the charming
opents of artsical skill her series ri ancient and
modern attitudes, La belle ltalene 81 the rnSeoFed
on her Wild and furious sieed her equal has
been home abroad her vivid and heart eSoi-
ting skin may s,y he sennea the l@s @lfra OF eQues
tgaaalsln.
Lew North viii then ntrouce his famous horse Tam
many whose training has been tho theme OF conyeEl-
ton by all who have boe this noble creature, HIS
announced by grand introductory movement,
an he psrnies the oircaiary with elegant bali
style, He graceful oNerauc pas Also. an
oreele as il may ead, this in'eisrni qnaasuped VIA
itself and difficult for professcd dancers MOI o4ll wi
this dazzling feat be PERFORMED but fashionable wases,
quicks'eps, and the Hungarian Polka. viii be aancea
with precision OF step and of sge thatmns
absolutely compel the conclusion that the native Amen
Tannany Surpass>e every toTsign Importation YET
presented the public ol the United States.
To concaa, with hucsspo ballet opera, entitled Iho
ThRN ra ;kias- narSey IL, by T. Bgowcg; Dayscy 81,
by n, Jameson; na!ssy st by John Sickney, Intro
tacoy ot rarions Ethiopian airs, hotap4lcs, break
doyns- Nc. c, t1 whoh tsese aE'isirs siiy rank
NJ L.
NSs i, he opened at quarter before 4 periounNnac u
c.SatS.
On s,s,ray aseynoan there VIII De choice and che
CANT performance, DSGfs ~ Ike oicnel ., hall past
and ronnenee .; quarter EAsl o'olSck.
April tsA