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CHARLsIs IS TO HtN upon Which occasion 4 s..,.s
81 .Atsnias entertainments will e presented s,ns
nsearesags superior % any hfbeflg advanced hy
any figat establishment exteulsa 81 ettief TN III
T is,siosftNs Arisdes. who e'fhef Inalsn4tv uT es
iye,lssty saaH DEFY THE H'0RLg
" Y 11ALk Use accomplished equestrian GYM
mast aHd aNvlncible s8mtysg6 ckQs pa5a wE,sa te-
now / eaevAl vita The eqaestrian procession
GkpK9&l SARGKANr. thes veteran dramatic and
scenic af'as. HIS Shakspefia6 delinsaIisti> have
oy the hist Judges On either hemisphere been pro.
houAse1 1ss laost FINISHED equestrian p ripffnaaeeS
ever presented 10 the admirers of Tie losi classic
performances of the anna
WM STOU The indomi:a bIeffee f5sr All
sts AerN nier; The fearless niTepidny eyiacsd ~
+ ipis nonPaFed q tbs profession, has dislsneed
beyond casl or despite ahy smushruofo rom ,fer
who inigAthaye had m bafliaaod to questioa bis
supeti.asty '
WI HOTCHF0RD ,Ae ma.t versatile rs,
iottnrf q fne age ihe fesriess equestrian don6ts
SING ST FfsslieE and senefs Iaytirie If ti afan
the pfomplness style and daring iairepidity win
whtsh Ac executes the ~ hszaFda3uS and ro,npli-
GATED leafs has attained for dim the anpellation of
I Ths clalchton !" Of The cirque.
w AFMER. an rqaesiflan Of Acknowledged
excellence and performer without an equal ubon
4the equilibrium OF the globe !" this difficult and
exciting aeI can only be seen ia lis perisction i'll
the peroEfaanee Of Ibis master Of the AIT.
A. LEVI, an acknowledged star ia every del
partmea 1T The Amphheaife
J. r. FISHER, The fearless and Astounding PER-
former upon the +" corde solanle," and aexiBIes
phenomenon. f
y BURT tbe classic leader Of ne gymnasiic
troupe, ard tutor of the fat-tamed Rnsrhitis IL
lie leune Bort, so lauded ID the bills AMI adyer-
tsemenis OF a certain Com bany al present exiant
J. WoREAND, The extraordinary tumbltr, SOM
erset man and general GymnaSt
REREE, the classical Pyramid Artistic and
contemporary Of Fisher - hi. nexibie wonders i'll
sriher With an infinite number ot secondary Ar
tstes, Who would be paraaed as failures in The
catalogue OF attractions heia forth BY most Other
establishments.
THE cLoWNSare each famed for originality.
humr, wit, and in short every requisite which
should comprise the model VI iauliIessjestgr; the
name of
BEN JENNINGS is alone su(iieirna to c,ynjure
up IDEAS u mirth aud visactty Wherevef this
master spirit Of Momus has appeared he has lef ala
impression, never 10 be- eradidaied ~ 4anvat his
woald be compeers and imfaprs; aud assisted by
his nleth,y brother. the famous
JOHN NAY they present a Y duo" Of comi-
calty which even The most egetstic rivals must
Acknowledge IMPOSSIBLE TO Equal.
III = oaiy necessary 10 TaeHtion thar the Brass
Band tSander the supervision Of MIR IL GATH 10
convince The most Skepiieal OF lis Surerexcellence
over every other connected with any Company in
the South or West
There viii be d grand procession into each place
on the day Of exhibition preceded by the Band
Chariel drawn BY 10 beautifully matched CREAM
ColeaEp HoRsss. containing the Brass Band
Oc abtr f6 1851