The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-21
AMUSED

NJ HUNS ROYAL CIRCUS
IN TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
ON THE OPENING NIGHT
- From Nibo's Garden, New York,
s,rss nai under thsr spacious pavilion "a Fulton
THIS WEDNESDAY, afternoon and night, August 81,
Aud every
AFTERNOON AND NIGHT THIS WEEK,
Being positively the only opportunity the citizens Of
ooyn Will have Of witnessing e performances Of the
SUPERB EQUESTRIAN TROUPE IN THE WORLD.
In addition to the Equestrian Company offered the
GREAT NORTHWESTERN MENAGERIE
IRON SANTA FEE,
0omprisnga
HERD OF TWELVE BUFFALOES
Recently captured In that region.
MIR. EATON STONE
Inc great american Bare Back Rider, and the most
compshed Horseman in the world is engaged, and will
make his first appearance on Thursday night
Challenge Tho proprietor OF this establish
ment offers premium Of fifty dollars TO any person in
the city Of BROOKLYN who will produce team Of horses
capable Of pulling of ladder the famous Hercules Aon
70 Hubble, to be tested Thursday night August %
On Wednesday night SIGNOR ZOYARA viii produce, for
tne hrst time America grand Sensation Act, reete
MATNEEs
VIII be given on Wednesday Thursday, Friday and
saturday, commencing at two O'Clock
MEloDEoN 500 BROADwAY-CHINEsE BUILDING,
1u between between, spring and Prince streets,
fhe cheapest place OF amusement in the city, with the
LARGEST COMPANY IN THE WORLD
EAca performer selected as leading star in every branch
o. popular amusement, concentrating in one
grand performance, ali tho elemeuts Of
BALLET
OPERA,
49,, BUSLESQuE, &C., &C.
N' : = O MISS EVA BRENT,
The great political Conraband in Negro Ecccntr,ces
ERNEsTINE DE- TAiBER, MISS CLARA BUTLER R."
GUsTAvE BlDEAUX, PROF. NICHOLS 4 SON,
X. -
And his Ballet Troupe Of
Is BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADIES
Tho entire Treupesof the ME1ODEON making
Mammoth Company of 1OO5tar Performers
Appearing in all the various professional speciaes over
submitted to the public.
THE fVlVANDIER GUARD"
Or, Female Rife skirmishers, Of twenty fascinating
ladies', under the command Of
MAJOR BEN YATES.
The crowds Of admTng patrons who nightly visit the
ME1ODEON
Is the result OF the uncesng efforts Of the manager to
procure the best available artists and submitting their
performances to liberal and apprecatve public regard
less Of cost OF salary at price which admits tho
MElODEON.
CARD.
Since the Volunteer Performance Of tho
MEa.ODEON COMPANY
At Jones' Wood on Thursday the 18th inst the occa
sion of the benefit for tho families of the killed and wound
ed OF the Seventy ninth regiment where they were re
ceved with great ecat and applause the manager of tho
MEIODEON has been importunod personally and by lot
Ior give an eAniotioh, ouL physical
paclty OF his company 80 taxed in continual rehoasas
and the lengthy evening performances that though they
would willingly submit to tho extra labor he docs not
feel justified in thus taxing the physical strength Of
willing artists But he has the pleasure of announcing
to the public that he is negotiating for series Of Open
Air Concerts in the
CENTRAL PARK
Once each weok, of which due notice will DO given
NOTICE
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND,
The great Scotch Ballad Singer has engaged at an
enormous salary and viii mako her first appearance
MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1851.