Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-12-14

NTE.aRLF TItfEE rs L.fRGE ~ I'M
IN Circus III the United States, and with NOR
than double the number Of Performers found Il
any Circus IN the South. will exhibit in Batol
Rouge, on MONDAY sndsTuESDAY, Decembe
10th and 18th, under u 5000 CAPACITY WATEH
pnoor MARQUES capable Of accommodating al
ordinary sized city. constructed with NINE ofrfHi
ro1ts, expressly Tor this
Doliae E9nes rian Theatrical Performance
TItuMisArep 1NsfDE wITH Gas! manufacture,
daily with u Patent Gas Apparatus, Gasolneiers
Receivers, Sc, and Outsiie by Il Dr,tnmoHa Light
prolongiDg day INTO midnight. and gratefully guild
Ing strangers 10 the Marquee with All Orchestra
composed of
paof. CARsuam's MftfrARy BArD from Yves
Point and the whole Atnphitheatfieal MeLaNel
relieved by the Sports, Gambofs, Leaps, Danees
and extraordinary feats OF a whole stud of Per
forming Horses and /.
DiMtNur1vE Thick PostHs indulgitg In al
the refinement OF cultivated herse-society, afit
aping tho ways Of their ~soit-aisaat civilized mas
tiers. The two absorbing features, however, .
the Atnphitheatre, are
An ESrlnE THEATRICAL CoRrs Actors, Ac.
tresses, Comedians, Su~pernnmefafies, Nc, ii1del
the Stage Management Of Mr.. H.. +. Niut,oLs
late Proprietor Of the Adelphi Theutrc, Washing
ton, ID. c. and Mrs. T.. OnMosD, the iayotlte of the
Broadway Theatre, N T., assisted by DiokEssok
the Yankee Comedian ADAMS, Paul, Husr,
ANpnasoN, HARTLEY, Mssiames Mossor, pEnRf
DioKfNsoN Miss HARTLEY, NC. .--producirs
every night, under the supervision OF Mr.. Roagns
under whose auspices the same pieces ran, for ore,
One Haaired Nights, In each of the cities, New
York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore--the National
Dramatic Speciaeles of
OLp pUT AND MAD ANrBoNY WAYrHl feplrte
with revolutionary "reminiscences and exciting
patriotic emotions concluding with the thrilling
Tableaux Of GEs. WARRINGTON, MOUNTED ON A
LIVE WAR-HoHse, weighing fourteen hundred
pounds, and borne aloItJ around the arena OF the
Marquee, on The shoulders Of his brave Contill-
entails ~ And n
DOUBLE EQUESTRIAN TnoupEl comprising the
most noted 1suuestrians, male aud female, Gym
nasts, Clowns, Aerobats, Eluilibrists aud Necro-
mailaers, 10 wit.
Mr.. c. J. Rooms, the modern Dncrow, and
sole American Scene Rider;
Mr.. w. b. CARROLL, the Equestrian Crichton
and best living Two.Horse Rider;
Mr.. WAITER AYMAR, the modern Ceiltaur and
great Bare back Trick Rider;
Mr.. i. y. PERKY, the Olympic Jehu, and with
out Il competitor IN his Four Horse Act;
Master CsAnsNeE, the youthful Adonis and
unequalied Horsemafl--age, sex, or condition to
the contrary, notwithstanding
Mr.. JAMES MeFARLANp, the celebrated E1uili-
brist on the Tight Rope;
fASgEr KNAPP, the worlds lavorite Clown and
Jester;
The Morley BnoraERs, from Vienna, with
unpsonounceable names, Understandable Comic
Gymnastics and Clownish feats, making three
Clowns in the ring;
Mr.. II. MoGtsTY, the acknowledged best
and 1nmbler cxtant
MIR. GEoRes DUNBAR, the most expert E1ui1i-
brist and Nprrt,Ynbncpr of the Ine
Messrs MeGnEw and WILLIAM AyMan, Ger
mani OF Gymnasts and the Castor and Pollux OF
the circle;
Madafne GuLtEMe CAnoLr, the Partisan Eques-
tran and only successful rival of MADAME Matarte.
Mrs. J. MCFARLAND. the accomplished Horse
La pETirt MARIE, the precocious little Eqnes-
triennc and Lion Tanner, with her faithful dog,
lfidele, entering the don of On lNFUaiATEb LEor-
ARD foreshadowing the speedy fulilment Of
The prophecy that "a lion and a Lamb shall lie
together and a little child shall lead them.n
1a3 q ftte ,IOtc N the Soape ,S0tt LeII.
Artistes indebted to no mercenary pen for lus-
but after gathering all the ialirels the profess
affords in the North, like another horseman
81 old, signing for another world Of cquestrians to
conquer. Bud that there may be no drawback
10 the picture, all set off with
BRILLIANT AND COSTLY PARARIERHALiA!
such as has never before greeted the eyes Of q
audience in d travelling Circus
CARDS OF ApMisstoN,-Dress circle Scots; chill.
lren and servants, halt price. Paraquette 25 cts.
Checks not transferable.
Doors open at | and I o'clock, r.
" CtERaY MEN, Of every denomination, are
invited TO attend these entertainments,
md with their families always have the entree
IF the establishment by leaving their cards in
Of tickets, with the door-kccper on enter
ng. ldee7-lt.