The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-30
NEW ACTS,
With an entire change Of performance, every after
noon end night.


LITTLE ALICE, the petite and fascinating Fairy
of the circle Rnd the uncspu;ed Princess OF Eques-
triennss, the epitOme OF Grace, Daring and FeIni-
nine perfection.
MADAME AGNES the brillient aren'c Queen,
and unriyallcd performer on the Sla~k Wire, which
latter she has reduced II practical science
MASTER CHARLES FISH. the young Amelica
Bare Back Rider ls now he right particular star OF
this colossal exhibition, aclSno Fledged unapprOach-
able and beyoad all that have gone before in reck-
less daring and sEle grace.
JAMES MADlG \, the graceful and Great Trick
rider and Double Summersault Artist, IN which nc
challenges the world
BATTOUTE LEAPS, by the fun company, led
by the champion leapers Of the world, q. NJ. Kelly
and James Madig3n.
Three Original Gowns will preside over the de-
partment Of Wit, Fun and HuInoT. Gentlemen OF
the motley school Of phi osophy, whose grot sque
inmag nation are p lished by education and spi-
ced with the sort of refinement. The names OF
VIM. Lake, A. F. Aymar and J. L. Davenport. are
recognized as constituting trio Of the most bril-
liant Testers Of the age.
Nv. F. J. Howes Will introduce his hghly-trane6
Trick Horse, General Grant. This Equine Wonde
exhibits in his varied performance, exhibited by
his trainer such an amount Of sagacity as almost
TO convince the audience that he reasons. il may
truly be said tn t the limits to which the education
Of the horse ma, extend are unknown, for this
animal eeipses all that have preceded him, and If
learning more.
sII A5 u. BALDWIN, the Arbacian master of the
Egyptian Science, Ilus.oList and Presudigitstoi
ExtraOrdinsire.
w. h LES liz Lle hOnQeTlui OOutOrIoulhtt VIII
besides assuming one hundred different shapes,
drink from goblet plsced on the sole of his loot
The two Olmpians, \. r. Asymar and John II.
GlenrOy.
The four wonderful Acroba's, Burrows, Kelly,
Mad gan and BonaYan, in sta rtling and graphic
Cslisthenics, introducing The Double TraPeze. the
two FacetiOus tlddlers, and the new Spanish act
entitled Los Dos COmcOs.
In the starry Host the following hold the frs
rank: Madamois ellie ELISE, Premiere Equestrin
ne from the Cirque Rationale, PARIS Royal Am
phitheatre, London, and Chirani's Circus Havana,
has been engaged for the season Of 1884.
\ BELLE JEANETTE, The youthful and bean
tiful sy ph OF the Lirc e.
LA Pc CITE EMMA, the young Canatrice and
Hstronic Prodigy.
The sind OF HOrses has been chosen with no less
care, and in blood, beauty and training, can defy
rivalry.
The Trick Horses and Educated Mules, ore mar
vols of equine sagacity. and the latter while fal5
tying the cid adage Of stubborn a mule" com
pleiely bewilder the spectator with humanke in
tellect and comprehensive snd fIcile power. IN
every particular, the Mammoth Cirens ean Justly
lay claim h the title Of the Hippo Arenic Model Of
the Age. The principal equine and sem-eqrine
Animals are toe Magnificent ''JOHN5IER," the
prodigy Of the Menage, specimen OF Blood, su
perb symmetry and INTEL gence, who viii be intro
duced n his Educated Performance by Madame
Agnes.
he two Come Mules, Broad Guage ana Beau
Hackett VIII invariably be introduced to enhance
the interest Of the ex ibition.
The Superb Cornet Band Is led by the celet rated
Prof Peters, and viii be found In cOust tute fea
ture in the complete and brilliant ensemble.
Performance will commence at and ~ M.
ADMISSION--to all parts of the
Pavilion ............................. 10 cts.
Children, under II years of age. 30 cts.
J. J. JUSTICE, Agent.