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iMmliscmeuts. TO-MOEEOW, TUESDAY, APEIL 2nd. FUENITUEE, CEOCEEEY, Ac. k/TE J. G. HAWKES will SELL BY fJL PUBLIC AUCTION, At lais Rooms, Hereford street (at the risk of a former purchaser!, Velvet pile and tapestry carpets, kitchen utensils, part tea and dinner services, &c. Also, Assortment of FUENITUEE, comprisin'?— couch in green rep, mahogany dining chairs, double and single iron bedsteads, &c., &c. Gold and silver watches, studs, solitaires, sleeve links, &c., &c. SIX PIANOS, by different makers Lot of framed oil paintings, oleographs, &c., <fec. Sale at 12 o’clock. 601 A. 0. F. A. 0. F. mif.\z.f MllL ummM COUET STAE 0F CANTEEBUEY, No. 2300. UAETEELY SUMMONED MEETING, MONDAY, APEIL Ist, 1878. Eoll Call, 8.30 p.m. By order, C, SAMUELS. C.E. 602 J. S. WILLIAMS, P.S. ]y O W Q PE N. EVERY AFTEENOON AND NIGHT, During a Brief Season, Which Terminates Most Positively on TUESDAY. APEIL 9th, CoOPEE AND BaILEY’S MAMM O T H MENAGEEIE AND CIECUS. J. A. Bailey Manager THE GEEAT MORAL EXHIBITION. A MONSTER MENAGhItt'E OF EAEE LIVING WILD ANIMALS, Including a herd of Six Elephants Drove of Camels Huge Double-horned Hairy Ehinoceros (only one in captivity) North American Bison Living Sea Lions African Lions, Eoyal Bengal Tiger And a host of other animals, too numerous to here particularise. A GEAND CIECUS COMPANY OF FIFTY STAE PEEFOEMEES, Including the most wonderful of living riders, MAETINHO LOWANDE, The Brazilian Hurricane Equestrian. The tents are so arranged that those who wish to view the Zoological Collection, and not the Circus, can do so. ESPECIAL ATTENTION is directed by the Management to the AFTERNOON EXHIBITIONS. They are especially designed and intended for the Convenience of Ladies, Children, and Miburban Families. They are generally LESS CRuWi El> than the Evening Performances, consequently the Wild Beast Collection can be seen to mucb better advantage. Ladies can attend them with perfect propriety WITHOUT an Esi ‘OK’", and all can reach their homes by early tea time. Doors open at 1 and 7 p.m.; Circus Performance begins ouo hour later. Admission—Pit, 3s ; dress circle (with folding opera chairs), ss. Children under lU years, hadprice. Cue ticket admits to Menagerie and Circus, under separate tents. The Box Office will be open from 9 to 12 a.m. daily for the sale of tickets. N.B. - Railways will run special -trains to accommodate persohs to tho Groat fahow. 593