  Rare-earth tri-tellurium RTe$_3$ is a typical quasi-two dimensional system
which exhibits obvious charge density wave (CDW) orders. So far, RTe$_3$ with
heavier R ions (Dy, Ho, Er and Tm) are believed to experience two CDW phase
transitions, while the lighter ones only hold one. TbTe$_3$ is claimed to
belong to the latter. However in this work we present evidences that TbTe$_3$
also possesses more than one CDW order. Aside from the one at 336 K, which was
extensively studied and reported to be driven by imperfect Fermi surface
nesting with a wave vector $q=(2/7 c^*)$, a new CDW energy gap (260 meV)
develops at around 165 K, revealed by both infrared reflectivity spectroscopy
and ultrafast pump-probe spectroscopy. More intriguingly, the origin of this
energy gap is different from the second CDW order in the heavier R ions-based
compounds RTe$_3$ (R=Dy, Ho, Er and Tm).
