The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-02
AM6SEMEN T5.

Messrs. Spalding & Rogers
Respectfully snuounce that their great
NEW ORLEANS CIRCUS!
From their Amphitheatre, New orleans, will be
q exhibited on board tho Floating Palace, 1T "
EVANSVILLE, TUESDAY, NAY 10.
DOORS OPEN AT O'CLOCK p. NJ.
ApMrssIoS Dress Circle so cents; Family Cir
Gle so cents Children IS cents; Galleries rs cents
In addition TO the stock Company, the Manage
ment have the honor Of announcing the following
Foreign Artstss, making IL by far the largest and
most perfect Equestrian Establishment In Europe
or America: ~ ae At' - iafa.-' ''
,-.is MILE ELoDE LOYALgi sz4 sdf b.
prsmiere Equestrienne do Cirque Napoleon, Paris,
wo- derfully beautiful and expert, surprising any
living Rider, male or female Virst sppearancei In
LES FERBEs CONRAD. o'a'' De-
For the past six years the features Of the Cirque q.
l1mperatrice, Paris, consisting Ut i'if1 p" D
MONS. GuILLAyME C0ERADi1e9d -
The celebrated Antipodean Rider. tFirst appear
anee In the United States 10 Cd ~
MONS. CARLOS cONRADi ss =.
The famous French Gymnast aud Grotes1ae.
First appearance in the United ststes- ..-.-,r-.
MONS FRANCOIS CoSRADl
The Great French Acrobat and Pisso. First APP
pearance In the United States.) ' "
Mr.. W. o. DALEi
The astonishing Still yaulter and Rider, from New
York. First appearance In the South.)
PROF. sARCEDAs! .I7
The celebrated Spanish Juggler. from the Cirque
Hispaniola-. First appearance in the u. ststes.l
Mr.. FRANK DoNALDs0Ei
The famous Calisthenist and Pantomimist, rom
Astiey's Amphitheatre, London. (rirst appear
snce SOUTH 9 ~ 20 -. t.I i-1
BB- This is unquestionably the most important
and costly combination Of Foreign Stars effect
cd In America, and involves expense only justi-
fed BY the exiseneiss Of their Now Orleans Amphi-
theatre. I. s.....~lt = A.. $50. f---.rli ..
In order. to afford their Southern patrons the en-.
joyment Of all the great attractions of the Amphi-
theatre this winter, there will be exhibited imme-
diatey before the Circus performances. In tho PAL
ACE MUSEUM, (sdmission rs cents-entrance by
front stsirs,) f.-- . fl3-Fi'a trFIit lriF -
Mr.. Al ExAsDER MoSrARalo s-1t'
The Living skeleton violinist-A wonderful. phys
ical conformation: 1l Eifs..W .lN itr 80.
An emo rmous tr. -r...-se. = az. 4. =,
LIVING AFRICAN BOA CONSTRUCTOR,
90 f,et long, weighing 81 pounds, which consumes
dszsn full grown fowls or small calf one feed
aud hugo -1 r. .Ft'a' ~ tis-4.- -
saO LIVING AFRICAN ANACONDA: ga
Is f.st long. weighing 81 pounds. i'.'> -s o.. lH9
Also in the RIporTo SALOON, ON board tine
Steamer james Raymond. imnediately after each
Circus performances, tsdmission Is eente,) pewiy
organized Troupe Of sl. sit g-tfE -
orig 20 CAMPBELL MINSTRELs. seU
Comprising- .7.5-
u. @. KNEELASD. Of Ransey Ne~eomb's
& q. wiNCHEiL. Of Matt pesr. Campbell
Minstrels; r Vaa Moab v'l-nH al
W. w.HEDDES. Of kumsey 4 Sswosmb's Camp
bell Minstrsis;
III. DooLEY, OF Matt Pesrs Campbell Min
strsls: .ii - 80 sr.I 8Fa aoi'l d faE t,a
n A MoNrGARDE, OF Bryant's Minstrels
7. G. BUSuSELL, Of Christy's Minstrsls;
Supported by efficient suxiliaries 81
=. 49, '.as t4afs
Will exhibit at NEwBURG. Wednesday, April
18th. may 2-td