AFRICAN PELICAN.
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The pair here off"red for inspection is the real White Pelican. from the wids cf Africa, recently im- ported this country by Mr Macon,ber, in the ship Susan, from the cape Of Good Hope, they Ireen- dous large Birds, with bill from 10 to l5 inches long and have large pouch attached 10 the under part, which when distended will contain from 10 10 l5 quarts of water. The pouch when rm,,y, is appar- en:ly large but when the Bird has satisfied itself with food, 1t is then incredible what extent il is often dilaled. When the bill is open to it's w- desi extent, person conceal his head n it's mon- strous cavity, without difficulty. Such Is the forma ton of :he extraordinary Birds that be seen in this Menagerie.

 7he Zebra. 1He Quaga. The Puma.

 Ihe C0vie, CotamOndie, 8-c.

 Two Great SERPENTS, INe Anaconda from JaUa, and the Rock

 Serpent from Bengal.

 Together with a great variety of Minor Animals. Sports of the Ring, by Dandy Jack and

 his Shetland Pony.

 GPThe keeper enters the cage with the Panihers, the Puma, and the Ieopards.

 0F1he above Menagerie ,riN De nt Goshen on Monday the esd, ot Iorrington on Tuesday,, and at Winstcd on Wednesday, the 94th.

 September ii 9wl4