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NEW YORK, June 80.
Cotton-sales 1890 bales at so Tor middling up
lands.
klour-ssle / COO bbs; State and Western II
an less firm; State .0al0 80; Roand Hoop ohr
10 7S@ll 81; Western 1910 49, southern trm bu
quiet sales i6 bbls at ~ 60ql2 80; Canada quiet
sales 500 bnls; Extra 10 SOIL 25.
Whest-1 a2c lJwer bat closed easy and steady
sales 1900 bushels including Chicsgo Sp ing l.
arrive at IS and No Milwaukee 2 37a2 40: Chica-
90 Spring 2 3Ia2 IS; Milwaukee club 35a2 40;
Winter Red Western 3Sd24s; Amber Michigan
45d2 90; While Western , 55.
Corn-2a3c better; sales 30 90 bush; mixed wes-
tern 81 q IS, closing at 511ol So
Oats--irm; sales canada ut td.a9Sc.
Beef-iirm and steady sales 80 bbis
Pork-less active AMI shade easier; sales 100
BIB g; new mess a S7la45 l25.
IaTd-frmi sales IT, bbls at 16;dlsIc.
Butter-in moderate demand; Ohio st 28d43c.
Whissey-unsettled and lower; res 2Oo6 bbls at
175al so.
sugsr-dull and moderate at ls-23c.
Cofse-inactive.
Molasses-dull
Naval Stores-inactive.
hreigh's to Liverpool-quiet grain I'D fer wheat.
Wooi-yery firm.
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Resignation of Secretary Chase.


NEW York, June 80.
The Commercials Washington dispatch
says it is reported that Secretary Chase did
dent accepted of the Treasury portfolio and
appointed his successor. The Secretary Is
friends says he resigned because the internal
revenue is not made so large as it should be
to meet the expenses of the Government, and
that the Finance Committee gave him en-
couragement that it would be increased.
Others declare that the Secretary insisted on
the transfer of VIM. B. Field to the place of
Assistant Treasurer at New York. but the
President was persuaded to nominate Gov
ernor Morgan's former Adjutant General, but
that afterwards the President requested Mr..
Cisco to withdraw his resignation.
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New Publications.

srsrra susY. BY Sophia May. Boston: Lee &
Sheppard. l6mo, PIP. ls9. For sale in this
city BY Bailey & Noyes
This is one of the Little Prudy Series" and
is story OF the Oldest of the three little Psrlin
girls. It lisa very pleasing story of New Years
aud Christmas. with all their pleasing anticipa-
tons, introducing Santa Claus loaded with toys
and sweetmeats. The innocent amusements and
pastimes Of childhood and youth are beautifully
presented.
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Stock Market.

NEW YORK. June 81.
rd.-GoveInmcnt Stocxs up and
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The Railroad Disaster in Canada.

MONTREAL, June 80.
The number Of dead bodies recovered from
the ruins of the railroad train at ST. Hillaire
is eightyseven. The number of wounded is
eighty. The cars are in pile of fragments.
Inc locomotive Is submerged out OF sight
The engineer, WIN. Binney. has been arrested
and sent to Jail. 1t is impossible to identity
the dead or obtain list of nsmes. They
came by the ship Vicar, from Bremen, and ap-
pear to be Poles, Danes, Swedes, PrussIans,
Austrians, Bohamians, and some Italians
They were going TO Wisconsin.
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THEATRE.-The drama Of Peep o'Day was
well performed last evening, and elected great
applause. 1t is full of stirring incidents, and
excites the interest Of all who witness it.
Tomorrow evening is set apart for the ben
eft of that excellent actor Mr. Hamblin. On
this occasion, in addition to the play, Sprague
d Blanchard's Minstrels have volunteered their
services, and will perform some Of their most
popular music.
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Erou Netr OrIenns.

NEW YORK. June 80.
The steamer Merrimac. from New Orleans
23d, has arrived. Gen. Warren and staff are
among the passengers.
The steamer Matanzas arrived out on the
2lst inst.
There is nothing new in the New Orleans
papers.
Cotton $1.l6 81 20; sugar 81; molasses
%; gold 100 10l premium.
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EXCURSION TO BUXTON CESTRE.-Arcana
Lodge, No. l, Independent Order of Good
Templars, will make an excursion to Buxton
Grove, on Tuesday next, July 9th. A band
of music will accompany the excursion, and
good time is anticipated. ADJUSTMENTS and
refreshments in abundance provided. See ad-
yertisement
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THE LITTLE AcoRSs.--One day more
Notwithstanding the large and rapid sales,
contributions are flowing in so fast, as to make
1t advisable to continue the Fair this afternoon
and evening friday. An auction will follow,
at which everything left viii be sold without
reserve. Mrs. Gen. Fremont has sent mes
sage by telegraph, that she has forwarded to
the Little Acorns, a contribution of her own
handiwork, which will be here to-day.
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ToSsomAL.-We take pleasure in direct
ing our friends, who may need the services Of
n first-rate barber, to the rooms OF Mr.. Horace
johnson, No. so Middle ST., up one fight.
Mr. J. knows his business and attends TO it.
He applies to the scalp, when the hair is fall
ing out, preparation of his own, which we
know from experience, has an excellent effect.
1t will prevent the loss of hair when anything
will do IL. II is already attaining a good
reputation; give it trial.
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DISHONEST SEBvASTs.-Deputy Marshal
Wentworth yesterday arrested Ann Rooney
and Mary MeGrath, who have been employed
at the Central House, and had stolen guam
tity of sheets and pillow cases, some of which
they had cut up for under garments. The
women owned up and restored the property
stolen that had not been used for other pur-
poses. They were committed TO the lock up.
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Observance of the Sabbath,
To The Editor ofthe Press.

TO the Editor of the Press
1t was noticed by a reader, that from the
Police records, a person had been fined for
keeping shop open on the Lords day. and
asks in relation to the legality Of cigar and
soda shops being open on the Sabbath.
l have not been prompted by this to give
utteranee, through the paper, TO the matter l
here give, but as a great evil, have viewed it
for long time past. And that wished further
to say in connection with the above named
wrongs of the Sabbath, is it any the less of
an evil for stables TO be open and the horses
worked, and great amount of evil carried on
by the assistance obtained of the stable keep
ers. Ii this is right then let the furnishing
goods store be opened; some one may want
handkerchief these warm days, and inslly
open the doors of public amusement; or II we
can let US have the Sabbath kept, wholly, and
let us remember the Sabbath day to keep IL
holy. CONSISTENCY.
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CARD.-The ladies OF the Camp Hospital
Association, gratefully acknowledge the re-
ceipt of s130 from the citizens of Brunswick,
by the hand Of Mr.. Geo. r. Davis; also 500
from the young ladies r. T. II. Society, by
Mrs. Afford Dyer. Per ORDER.
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IMPROVED SKIRT SUPPORTER /!
AyD CHEST ENP4yDFR

MRS REED invites the attention Of the ladies Of
WI Portland. TO her few improved Skirt Sup
porter aud Chest Expander. fitting every form PER-
ieetiys no cutting around the ann, the usual CON-
plsint of all other Braces No lady would be with
out II for the support Of skirts alone, amer wearing
IL. a. a Is Of great support 10 the back ID also
pands the chest sIer CITIZENS the lungs ard stomach.
and viii rem' dy very bad habit OF stepping.
Also. BEAUTIFUL style of nust indispensable In
asy's toilet. Al.o, for ladies ering with Prolsp
us Lteii or bearing down. she has 4 supporter she
confidently recommend for this distressing CON-
GIANT which medicine fails TO rsaeh, II has no EQUAL:
Il Il far superior TO the many mechanical supporters
used In such cases. fitting the form perfectly. II s
nee FROM PADS and s,eel and creates no irritation;
gives comfort and cas-. with such an amount Of sup
mort you Woad not think II pCssible to do without
Il.
Also ct supporters for Hernia or Rupture.
Also, Geutltmen's Braces with Susptnders on the
sare principle ~ ladies'.
Mr.. REED viii take pleasure in shown the
above 10 all who III favor her with a call al her
. Rooms Ne IS Danforfh ST. or az ladies' residences
fdssinod. Orders cen be left with Miss " CHAD.
BOURNE No. tlspp's Block, or with CHARLES
CLARK, No. II Market square.
jel7dlwtheneodtoc25
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ORDERED oFF.-Co. A. State Guards, Capt.
Latham, OF this city has been ordered to du-
ty at the Kittery Navy Yard, provided the
City Government will consent to the transfer.
As this is the only military organization for
the defense of our city, It's doubtful whether
the city authorities will consent to their de-
nartnrn.
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THE "LIrTLE AcoRNs."-If any of our
readers suppose that the exhibition at New
City Hall is a small affair, because got up I'M
der the auspices of children, they are very
much mistaken. 1t is in truth, the most re-
cherche thing ever got up in our city. The
tables are covered with valuable articles, and
more are expected to day-consisting of rich
and rare gifts from abroad, that will delight
the eye.
These little misses have been indefatgable
in getting up this Fair for the benefit of our
Soldiers, and they have been assisted by the
older ones whose hearts are always open to
the calls OF humanity. Let our citizens en-
courage them and by liberal purchases add
something for the relief OF the sick and wound.
ed Soldiers Of our army.
The Fair will close with the exhibition of
this afternoon and evening.
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sale OF Real Estate.

E)IhsOASI TO licen Sc from the Hon John A
Il Waterman. JUDGE of Probate for CumberIsr8
eounty hsfeoy give Lotice that shall offer for
sals a. public auction on Friday, July s, d., 1884
common and uDdyidsI, OF a certain iot 81 land
VITA the dwelling house ON Franklin street. Port.
and formerly the properly of Parker nsley deceas-
ed, and numbered 81 on said street.
said one eighth part being the share of my wards
James Henry Isley, and Lydia Giddngs Carr Ils.
ley In said property.
Dated at Portland this 18th day of May A. ID. 1854
JOHN J. ADAMS, Guardian.
AT The same time and place. the remaining seven
sigats OF said property viii be offered for Q. The
house hrs eleven inised rooms The lot Is about AZ
By IS feet
HENRY BAILEY & CO., Auctionsers.
June 2S-dtd
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For SALE.

FENuE story and half House, No. 3 Cedar street.
II Lot ST4 by sat 1t has seven fiaished rooms, am
pie closets, plenty ofhsrd and soft water aud gss
throughout. Everything in perfect ,rcer. For fur
N particulars enquire OF JOAN +. RAND. No. o
Clapp's Block, Congress street juned3Od2w
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sosG.roR Social AND PUBLIC WORSHIP.

henry Hoyt, Boston, has just issued re-
slsed edition of Songs for Social aud Public
worship, by Rev. N. Kirk, D. D. 1t is neatly
printed and elegantly bound volume, containing
the most popular songs and hymns in use at
conference and prayer meetings and social re-
ligious gatherings. For sale by Booksellers
generally.
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IND VICINITY.
Mnnioinal Court. Line 30.

Winneford Cunneghan pleaded guilty of
being drunk and making disturbance. Re-
fusing to pay the fine imposed, of three dol
lars and costs, she was committed.
Charles II. White was charged with assault
and battery on Nellie S. Libby. No one APP
pearing to give evidence against him, he was
discharged.
Fred. Gardner was complained OF for being
an habitual truant. He was sentenced to the
Reform School during his minority.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 20.
The steamer America has arrived from Pan
anna. She did not touch at any intermediate
point. She neither saw nor heard anything OF
the missing steamer Golden Age. The under
writers charge from Is TO 20 per cent. for the
insurance against total loss on her cargo.
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LAnIE

$40 have cold hands and feet; weak stouachs +,
Grue and weak backs; nervous and sick headache ,
iixziness and swimming in the head, with indizes.
aor and constipation Of the bowels pain in the side
and back leacorrh1a, Tor whites); falling Of the
Tolnb with internal cancers; turnors, polvpus and
III that long train os diseases viii find In Electric
ssy sare means OF cure. Fer painful menstruzfiop
1f troubles with young ladies' Electricity 10 certain
speoiae. and will In short time restore the sufferer
10 the vigor Of health.
~ ne here an 70 ,.ro- CAe-sical apparatus for
extracting Mineral eIson frm the system. such q
Mercury. Anthony, Arsenic, &c. Hundreds who
are roUbsd with stiff joints, weak backs, and vari-
oas ctherdihcalties, the direct cause Of which, In
ao cases out or ten Is tho eject Of poisonous drugs
ean be restored 10 natural strength and vgor By the
Of from ave TO eight Baths.
oAee eorrs from oslock a. -. to r.M.;1l
8; and TO Pm.
Consultation Free. Ivllised
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PORTLAND CoMPANy.-No business was
transacted at the meeting of the Portland
Company, Wednesday afternoon. The meet
ing was adjourned to next Wednesday at 8
O'Clock P. NJ. at the Board of Trade rooms.
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20 TIE AFFLICTEDJ
DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician.
No. N Clapp's Block,

MOULD respectfully Announce 10 the otireD. A
w Portland and vicinity, that he has perman ut-
Y located Ia this city. During the eleven moutb.
snss re have been In town we have cured some Of
othcr forms Of ueatment In vain, and curing pa
eats IA 50 short time that the question a ffsn
aAse; 90 they stay cured! 10 answer this question
Doctor the second time for nothing
Dr. ID. has been practical Electrician Il r twenty.
sae years, and Il also regular graduated physician
Electricity Is perfectly adapted 10 chronic diseases
IN the form Of nervous or sick headache; neprsfg q
IN the head, neck or extremites; consumption when
IN the acute stages or where the lungs are not flly
involved; ecetc or chrcnic rheumatism. scrofus bid
iiseases, whitesvellings, spinal Diseases curvature
palsy or paralysis, st. vitas Dance deafness STAN.
nerinz or hestsncy Of speech. dyspepsia, indIres-
TN, constipation and liver complaint piies-we cure
sEtfy case that can be preeented asthma, bronek,.
Of the chest, and ali forms Of fsnA,s
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Deans Drum Cor S.

nEAE'5 Drum Corps will promptly attend to all
Dorders for Drumming for Parsdes. Marches &c.
All orders to he left at ID Whites store, Market
Square. 5. Dean, Drum Major.
jupe27 T.. /. HALL, Clerk.
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Proposals for Reservoir.

DROPOSALS will b rec ived for building Res
II eryoir on ST. John street, at the Civ 1reasur-
ers Office until Thursday. July 18th, O'Clock r. NJ.
Plans and specifications Of the same may be seen at
the office OF the City En- rineer.
The Committee reserve the right 10 reject any bids
which may not be deemed for the interest OF the
city.
Per Order of the Committee ON Fire Department.
4. &. MOODY. Chairman.
Portland June 30 1874 -d2H
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Matrimonial.

A STRANGE young man. mo has been long
N time from the Eas.ern States wishes to be in
troduced to some young cjlortd Lady OF this city
0bjsct mutual improvement whatsoever whites TO
this young man, gets twenty dollars reward In her
answered letter Address.
GEO. b.. THOMSON,
u. ;. Steamer GeIessee.
OF Mobile, Ala,
. fnnecSs1Us
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The Misses Bailey's Home School.
Tonne School for Girls and Rows.

fE'uE Misses Bo'icy having purchased the place in
n New 0'ouces or formerly occupied b. the Rev
thorea
Home School for Girls and Bows,
in which the advantages OF careful home training
will be limited with thorough instructon in all the
branches taughtin SeUlinaries of the first class.
The long experiences of Que teacher as Principal
OF a Home School in Virginia, and the reputation
OF the other as successful teacher OF many years
standing In Portland. VIII, il is hoped procure pa
tronHge and insure success.
Gentleman OF experience will be st the head OF
the Home Department, and pay particular atten-
uon 10 the physical trainng Of the pupils.
for information see circulars or Inquire of Miss
A. NJ. BAILEY. No. IS Spring street
REREREScEs Rev. j. W. Chckering. ID. ID. /;
Hon. John Neal; Charles A. Lord; Hezekiah Pack
ard; Joseph Libbey.
New Gloucester. Msy 20. 1864.
may 26dlwthen 2tawtf
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AUCTION SALES.


ON Saturday. July I'd. at IL O'Clock A. M. ON
" Lime street, We shall sell Horses, sos
sc. Two good Horses, one Caryali, two Top Wag.
ons, one Goddard do, one Concord Wagon, one Jei-
ny Lynd two Market and one kxpTess Wagon two
two-~ heeled Chaisss, Harnes. e.. &C.
June 30-dtd
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The Rheumatic the equity the lame and thu n,
leap With JOY, and move with the ABILITY and exsts-
y Of youih the heated brain Is cooled; the freed
9itten limbs restored, the uncoufh deformifies re-
moved; iAintness converted to yizor, weakness 10
itrengthi the blind made see the deaf 20 hear
me yaisec form 70 move upright; the blemishes a
youth are ooliteraied the accidents of mature lie
Prevented; she eaiEmifies OF old age okviated md
an active circulation maints
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valuable Real Estate, Wharf, Flats, &C.,
For Sale.

close the estate of the late CHARLES Jordan ma
- ohsr Tor sale the following describe properfy-
~ t,si a rats comp ising about ninety thousand
~ n a1.s, Win aiTfntsge of one hundred twenty
we con tour lots on the westerly side OF CONN.,
e.ai street z2by 100 eschi lot adjoining on Park
~ By -; Store corner of Park and Vol 1880
~ - eO new cottage house AZ York street Iot
- by %; los OF land state street "a fet trort
con aining about ten Thousand feet with a eo,.s-s
mouse IN the rear; two and a half story modesn
.nh mouse 60 York street, containing II rooms o.
&c iarge lot '-cottage bouse No. 3 lying street lar
~ bF 40; cottage house No. IL Tying street Iargs
lot me above property v i'll be sod on easy tsrms
ana al not previously disposed or will b, solo AZ
Aneuon on tuesday, July l2th, at IL o'clock 10 the
forenoon on the premises For particulars spnlv ~
lhesnDscnters. CHARLES JORDAN
GARDNER JORDAN
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Nomination of Er-Gorernor Tod for Secre-
tdry Of the Treasury.

w ALUMINIUM. June ~.
President Lincoln at IL IL O'Clock this
morning. sent to the Senate the name of David
Tod, of Ohio, TO be Secretary Of the Treasury,
in place of Mr.. Chase, resigned.
The Senate, upon receipt of the nomination,
Immediately went into executive session.
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The Lcy Regions ofthe Norh Pole,
The Panpds Of !Solah Ameriou.
The Deserts Of africa,
Ind he Jiingies Of ASia.
All of which were caused TO
contribute the choicest speci-
mems of Animated Nature 10
be found within their respec-
tive realms. They arrived in
N. Y. late in the Fall of '63
whore an unparalleled and
most triumphant success a
waited them. Flushed with
new lRufels of success a tray-
cling paraphanalia was de-
signed of the most transeen-
dant magnificence possible TO
conceive which through their
immense resources sprang
into existence as If by magic.
Cages ofthe most gorgeous descip-
hon Wagons Of The moa costly
character ; Harness If sinpasang
beauty and elegance Horses Of
he best Arabaan Uood; Mammoth
uariegated Ganrass Of Immense
proportion /; lind an entire rdtnue
Of iineqaalief excellence arc here 10
Be seen.
Human intellec coulu not
in its grandesf moment OF
codception originate any
thing more grand and daz-
cling to Behold. The yerita-
BILE Van Amburgh, (whom en-
vious persons from his long
absence from America have
taken advantage, and caused
the press 10 announce his de-
cease) will accompany the
exhibition and head the TR1-
UMPHAL PROCESSION
on its entrance 10 the place
of exhibition which will rep
resent in oriental splendor (
A Moving Panorama
Nearly one mile in length.
VAN AMBuRCH
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Dissolution.

rEyHE firm of Howard & Strout. 81 Attorneys and
II CounseloIs a. Law. Is this day dissolved ny ma-
tua consent Either partner VIII arena 10 the SET
tlement of of the business of the late urn
Mr. Howard will continue TO occupy ofh &c 81 Mid
die street over Cageo Bank.
Mr.. Strout will occupy Office los Middle street,
Opposite head of Plumb street.
JOSEPH HOWARD,
SEwALL &. STRoUT.
Portland, June 81, ls64.-dlm
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Fosge Coal,

nISCHARGlNG from brig George Harris, cargo
IL of nice Cumberland Coat and tor sale By
JAMES H. BAKER,
June lS--d3w Richafdsons Wharf.
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New MUsIc.-sWh would not love their
Mother~ Dedicated to to those away from
home. Words by Geo. NJ. DOVE, music by
VIM. A. Field. Surg at SpTague & Banchard's
Concerts
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Leopard Senegal Leopard, s9aiA A.
meriean Jasutr. Performed ~ him
At each entertain ment.
20 -
Living GirafIa, only ora Ia America,
Great Performins Elapaant, TiPpo
Sab, exercise IS Frank Nash (;
BLACK Africaa 0sis.ch. nilr feet high:
5. A. Grew Ostrich Zchra; iair u
white Bear; fair young Lions,
California GrtzEiy De- very llr-e I;
Bengal Leopard ana I6unf, African
Panther. English lali1w Dee.. Sii-
yerStripel Hyena, African Spotted
Hyena. American Panther or lrsns I;
Poonah or lila ioostaa Bear, only
one In Amerleas African Lion. Ash
attic Lion, Rausll Leopard, Young
Lion s years old. brazilian TIGER.
S. A. Jaguar. Afucan LcoT4-i- Roy
al Bengal Flyer. onlyo one ia America;
Burmese or Sacred Cow, les Or Polar
Bear. Rocky Mountain Will Cat,
japanese Mas9 p S4inp. African
Gaz-lle, Virginia passem. American
Black Bear, Chinas. AMI Mexican
DOGS, New Hnlisnl kans iroo. ART
can. Crowael Crime. Black Wolf.
Grey Wolf. Esypi!1n Goose, African
porcuplne. very rare; Blue SanA
Hill Crane. White Stsrk. very largo,
Black Swan, African Pelican. SPAN
ish and American Fowls, Silver
pheasants, Golden Fhaaarts, Span
ish MacasYs, Amrriesn Eagle, Alpsc-
ca Sheep. Cashmere sheer. Visits
Lama, Tiger Cat, Red ard Yellow
Crest Cockat8os, Parrots ami Doves
Monkeys and DOGS. Java Hare and
Guinea PI.e. Ant.ha.tranl Coatin-
maads, Buhoon aul Waite Faced
Monkey, Wool DueNs AMI Carrier
Doves. Lone armed t;ihhoue, Rock 3
Mountain bItsr Ae-trsiiln Shell
par0luoits, White Rats nal Niice.
Wildah Birds. Eilrk Squirrel, Coe-
atiis, African Grey Parrots, Tampiro
Prrrois, Love birds. African Nisrl
Nsck Paroluetts. Aa-ir7iiAn Rasclia,
Lori Paroqu-tts. Lori Erlnda RING
Parrots. ). A, Parrots, Chinese Par
oqu5its. King aal Queen parr a,
Rosa Cockatoo, Safia Breast Pare
euett, European jays, just aAlci tie
Great AulRALlAN BIRD SHOW
consisting OF an immen~a number 81
Birds Of every variety and plunagc.
Preceding the gorgeua .
procession on its arrival infu
the place of exhibition, m a.
be seen the COLOSSAL COZ.
DEN Gil ARlOT cOnt7iuln.
orIo HoGS's CoRSET BAND.