Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-07-12
NATIONAL CIRCUS.
j. w. BANCkER, Agent.
Will Exhibit tM Richmond. N1OIl-
dny. July l1tll--OsIe day only.

0sly, 3 B1UH-OHbe Oaoy
The procession will parade through town a
\ bout 10 O'Clock, a. NJ. Admission, - cents
no half price. Open at IL and IL o'clock
r. VI.
THE ARMAMAXA, Or Imperial Persian
I Chariaf, drarn by3 Horses. This gorgeous
/ Chariot, from the manufactory Of J. stevenson
& Co. 9th st., New York; has Just been com
pict-d. For its graceful portions, exquisite
work nans.ip, and brilliant cmblazonry, II has
never been equaiied either in ancient or modern
times. IL j, said to be fashioned after the mo-
del Of the Imperial ChariOts Of Persia, during
the reign Of Cyrus the Great.
The sides Of the chariot are divided into pan
els separated bv richly giided scroll work III the
stvie Of Lonis XIV. The scroll work il border
ed by beautiful moulding. and runs along the
top a. well as the bottom Of the chariot.
The seat Of the charioteer is covered with a
rich hanmcrcIoth of purple velvet, trimmed with
deep silver frnged pendant from border Of blue
and yrilow velvet, ths whole decorated with
eagles. equestrian figures, stars and flowers,
wrought in gold and silver. The charioteer a'-
pears borne along between the expanded wings
Of two mighty dragons. apparently OF massive
gold, - hich crouch above the fore wheels of the
chariot.
The Performance, &c. A very brief descrip-
ton Of the names and position of these nom
pareir, Of professional SIX Ill, may be Deedfui TO
the public, VIII" wis, to understand their proper
standing and prctcnsions.
The Equestrian Manager, to whom is entrus-
ted the Arrangement and order Of the scenes,
acts, professional Pagcants and general Cava-
cadr, is
MR. H. NATHANS, Of the highest cele-
bri,y US a superior frO and jour horse rider. This
yentIemau's style is manly, energetic and mas
tcrIy. In his scenes of Centenr and Infant
Achilles, he is assisted by
FRANK PASTOR, a most interesting and
highly gifted child. This Infant Artist, W Ill APP
ID. ar OF his ilying courser in act entitled Num-
rod Jmmior, in which he will justify the remarks
of the press, that for grace. beauty and cour-
oee he is the most wonderful child in the world
This miniature prodigy will, With hrs yet
Younger and smaller BROTHER WILLIAM,
lie Introduced by his instructor. }. j. n athans,
in "A series of personal gymnastics.
YoUrnFu,. RICHARD RIVERS, whose profession
al patti, has literally been strewn with garlands,
medals, and tokens of appreciation. stands con
fess.dlv forth a model Of excellence III the
foremost class of t.guestrianisrn.
H. SIGxoR GERMAN, the great rider OF Italy:
whose horse gaileps diifere mt course from any
other in the ring, will, after his own singular
school appear in an Equestrian act represent
ing the iiixpoo MIRACLES of an East India
juggler, attired in the exact costume and caste
Of his tribe, an Crrerry OF Golden Globes and
Sucrcd Daggers, the Sacred |ace o! Destiny and
Futed Bullet.
! A very novel and most agreeable episode will
be introduced with the two LEARNED DOGS
Of SignOr German. They can comprehend and
pc rform u variety Of feais and tricks. too extraor-
binary TO be believed unless witnessed. They
may truly DC pronounced ZIG greatest "V"ucf W
tho age.
w AsiiINcroN CHAMBERS. will for the fsrt time
in this country, ride and enact the beautiful
personation of the Bsguin Of Mrrico, Gen. Toy
Tor. Jaikrs, "a Yankee Volunteer, Santa Anna,
! and the Genius Of Freedom, bearing on its flag
the me morable resolve Of"We never sure der."
JAMES HAWKINS, a very celebrated equestrian
! in Roman and Grecian characters, especially in
the double Gene of the Two Gadiators OF Cesar
acted aud rode with J. J. Nathans.
| Mn. f.. Woop. will give his terrific act Of the
" lid Indian Of the Prairie, in which he will in
troduce those consisting feats of eguestrianism
SO peculiar to these tribes, and Of which travel
lers give such wonderful and most incredible ac-
counts.
GEORGE DUNBAR.-flis scene of Personal Po-
siion is Of the most Fl ished aud wonderful class
His kill in Equilibrium and Power Of Balance,
exceeds all professors who have gone before him.
Nh. FRANK BRowER, is the Merryman Buffo
Of the Equestrian Arena Entertainments.
Mn. n. JOHNSON, Ring Master Of the Eques-
tran Scenes. His Orcal Pageants and Grand
Cavacades are relieved by COMIC CONCERTS
for which the following eminent Vocal and In
s,ruine ntal Performers have been engaged, and.
whose correct delineations of character give life
TO their Etheopean extravaganzas.
T.. BKowER, MEL JEMIseN,
J. MALLORY. Tony GERMoN.
/ To render the ente rtainmr mt free from tedious
ness, they will be relieved with Ballots Of all de-
scrptions. including the peculiar pas de dams,
fashionable in the West Indies.
This Company will perform in Cincinnati on
the lat Sd 4th 5th Hamilton 9th Lebanon eth
Xenia sth Dayton 10Th Troy 18th Piqua l2;h
Gre-nville 18th New Madison 18th Eaton 18th
Cambridge 18th New Castle 18th and Knights