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A CARD.-The Manager of the "NoRTH AAE- RIcAS CIRcUs" respectfully announces 10 the cit- of Mobile that he has closed his Amphitheatre al Cincinnati and Albany, and thai he will open on the Public Square for few days, commencing on

 MONDAY, DECEMBER, 22ND,

 With series of Equestrian entertainments, in ihe style that has elc,ed much praise from the Press in the Northern and Eastern States.

 The acknowledged taste and experience of his As- sistants, the extensive troupe of Performers, Male and Female, unryalled in their respective depart mens, the magnificent stud of beautifully vsriegated and highly trained Horses, the celebrity of the Band of Musicians, (Hopkn's Brass Band) the extent of the outfit, and appliances, costumes oi the most re- cherchc order, Housings and Trappings of the most appropriate style, every thing of the most costly de- sgns. and adapted to the most gorgeous page" ntry, afford material for combination of representations that cannot he questioned-partcularlya tho repu- taton of the N. A. c. is a guaranty, it is trusted, that the designs shall be of the chasle concep tons, and the foae ensemble such may be worthy of the most fastidious tsste and divested of every thing that might, by possibility offend tho delicacy of the most refined audience.

 or such nature will be the Entrees (many) new and gotten up with view io the extent and capaci ty Of lhe mammoth N. A. c. Feats of Equitation. Tumbiing, Vaalting, Tigh Rope Corde Eiostique. Balancing, Posturing, Animated Pyramids, Negro Burietas, Facetis, Equestrian Scsnes and Com'des, Contorions, Pageants, and Noveiies and Oddities o description, which, iu their various phases, will furnish amusement, and il is hoped, sometimes instruction for old and young, high and low, enliven- ed alternately by the Brass and by the Reed and String Band, who will, during the intervals, offer selections from the avorite operas. dec1e