Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-12-14

TNHIS LEVlAIHAN TROUPE of EQues-
i trians, Gymniasms and Acrobats, having pre-
cedence over all the 1tenerant Travelling Estab-
lishments that have visited the South or West, the
past four years, being held in the same estimation
here that F,anconfs Cirque Olynpigue is held in
Paris, will perform at PLAQUEMINE on
Tuesday, December 18th, 1850.
After the novel sight Of witnessing the best band
in America, in their Music Van, drawn by 20
horses, and driven by one man, will proceed to the
Pavilion erected for the occasion, and at 2 o'clock,
P. NJ, one of the most varied exhibitions will be
given.
We take great pleasure in announcing since the
commencement of the season, the very important
addition Of Two Celebrated French Performers,
La Jeune Burte!
TEN YEARS OF AGF, and without doubt, the great
est Bare Back Rider living. The public are re-
ferred to the descrtive procured expressly for this
child, where some few of the startling Feats this
Little Hero accomplishes, are displayed.
Jeroma Bach'ler!
From Barry's Champs Elysees, Paris. This is the
most extraordinary LEArER living. The incredu-
lous must witness the tremendous somersets of
this man through Hoops of Daggers, Balloons of
Fire, at the height of - and IS feet from the
ground, and lastly, his wonderful Leap and Somer-
set over a number OF Horses.
The performance given by the above Artistic is
entirely new, nothing Of the kind being witnessed
until their arrival in this country.
The Manager is happy in announcing an en-
gagement with
Mr.. VIM. Rockford,
and his two pupils, THOMAS and LEANDER,
who will appear in each performance. Mr.. r.
will also introduce the Two Celebrated Brazilian
Performing Ponies, FANNY ELLSLER and TOM
THUMB, which were lately purchased at great
expense by the Company.
The old members of this Troupe are equally
in this country as the above ~artistes are
in France. Who is there of the wonderful and
marvellous that has not heard the names of
N6cColluM, Stone, Iipman, Edgar,
Fishar, Brown, Rice
And several others of American origin and where
is the laughter-loving and fun-ssking portion that
has not heard the name of
John Smith!
/" Somewhc BEFORE and with the most inveterate
testers, Jokers and Stump Orators,
Green johnson! Il Ben Jennings!
Our Ratio of Fun and laughter, without descend
ing to vulgarity) will be dealt out with a profuse
hand.
~ NoT1cE.-We wish it understood By per-
sons who patronize this establishment, that We
advertise no performers but Mhafsswe have, and
unlike companies that have preceded us, by mann
moth Bills, with names appended that never were
heard OF, have left impressions calculated to injure
a Truly Meritorious and Praiseworthy Establish
ment, following in their wake.
JOHN W. SMITH, Manager.
G. L. EATON, Agent.
HoURs OF ExnIBITIoN.-Day-Door open at
half past /, commence at 2 o'clock, p NJ. Night
Doors open at half past 6, commence at 7 o'clock.
PRIcE OF ADMINISTRATIONS so cents. Chill
dren underEl2 half price. Colored persons 25
cents. No half price.
For particulars, see large and small Bills at the
Hotels and public places.
10 This company will perform at BAYOU
GOULA, on Monday. December 16, and at BA-
the 18th and 18th.
Plaquemine, December :, 1850.