The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-25
NEW ACTS.
With m entire change OF performance, every after
noon and night.

| LITTLE ALICE the petite and fascinating Fairy
Of the circle and the unospu ed Princess Of Eq1ss
trieunes, the epitome of Grace, Daring and Femi-
| MADAuE AGNES, the brillent sren'c Queen,
| and unuyallcd performer on the Slank Wire, which
| latter she has reduced t. practical science
MASTER CaARLE3 FISH. the young Amer lean
Bare Back Rider is he right particular star Of
This colossal exhibition, sckDo Sledged unspproaeh-
able and beyOsd all that have gone before IN reck-
| less daring and agile grace.
| JAMES MADlG N. the graceful end Great Trick
] rider and Double Summersaut Artist, IN which he
challenges thewcrld
| BATTOUTE- LEAPS, by The hI'l company, led
| by the champion leapers Of the world, G. NJ Kelly
| and James MaGiigan.
| Three original Gowns viii preside over the de-
partn.ent Of Wit Fun and Humor. Gentleasta Of
the motley school Of phi'osOphy, whose grot. sque
| immag naIlon are p lished by education, and spi-
| eed with the sort Of Refinement The name of
| WIN. Lake, A. +. Aymar and j. l.. Davenport. are
recognized as constituting trio of the most brl
| liant Testers of the age.
Mr. F. J. Howes vii introduce his highly trained
| Trick Horse, General Grant. This Equine Wonder
eXhtts In his varied performance, exhibited by
his trainer, such an amOunt OF sagacity almost
to convince the audience that he reasons. Il may
truly he said th the limits to which tbs education
OF The horse ma, extend are unknown, for this
animal eolipses all that have preceded him. and ia
learning more.
sII As D. BALDWIN, the Arbaeian n aster of the
Egyptian Science, Illus oList and Prestidigt-t5r
ExtraO rdnsire.
W. II. LESTER the wonderful Conto, ZIONIST viii
besides assuming one hundred different shapes
drink from goblet plsced the sole OF his foot
The two Oimpfsns, A. F. AayrnAr and John H.
GlenrOy
The four wonderful Acroba's, Burrows, Kelly,
Mad gan and DonayaD, in sta rtling and graphic
c .listhenes, Introducing The Double Trapeze, the
two Facet;ous tIdders, and the new Spanish act
entitled Los Dos COmicos.
Ia the starry Hest The following hold the first
rank MadamOseile ELISE, Premiere Equestrin.
he. from the Cirque NstoI ale, Pars, Royal Am
phtheatre, London, and Chiranis Circus, HAVANA,
has been engaged for the Jason of 1864.
IA BELLE JEANETTE, the youthful and besu-
anu sy ph Of th- Gre g.
LA Pc fITE EMMA, the young Canatriee and
Histrionic Prodigy.
The S, nd OF Horses has been chosen with no less
care, and in blood, beauty and training, can defy
rivalry,
The Trick Horses and Educated Mules, ere mar
ysls of equine sagacty and the latter, while faSi
fying the cid adage of stubborn a mule" COM
pletely bewider the spectator with humanlike IN
telleet and comprehensive and fseile power. In
every particular, the Mammoth Circus can justly
lay claim n the ute Of the Hppo-Aren Model Of
the age. The principal equine and semi-eQuine
Animals are the Magnificent "JOHNS1 Err the
prodigy of the Menage, a specimen Of Blood,
duced ~ his Educated Performance by Madame
Agnes.
he two Come Mules, Broad Guage ana Beau
Hackett, VII Invariably be introduced to enhance
the interest OF the ex ibitiOn.
The Suparb Cornet Band Is led by the celeS rated
Prof Peters and will be found to const tute iea-
ttfre in the complete and brilliant ensemble.
Performance viii commence at 2 and ~ Pm
ADMISSION--to all parts of the
PAVILION ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ID cts.
Children, under Il years of age. SO cts
J. J. JUSTICE, Agent.
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