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Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-11-20
MORE NEW GOODS!

UST RECEIVED BY KRHSEN g. MORGAN
IN THE NEW FRAME BUILDINGS on MAINsT.
= ps Ga blue Blanket Cloth;
~ Ops ca ali wool Cloaking;
"a Ital. Silk, black:
imp satin stripe and figured blk Silks
ID dozen heavy woen Gloves;
case assorted Cotton Tread;
IL Coach Oil Cloth;
2 ps Hair Cloths for Sofas;
10 dozen men and boys Cloth Caps
so ps assorted Prints, very low;
80 prs Bed Blanket:
2 dozen Buckskin Mitts;
D prs Transparent and Painted Window Blinds;
81 ps Paper Window Blinds 30 and 36inches;
Also, Linen Cambria Hdkfs Shawls;
Vestings, Bombazines, &c, &
All those wishing new and cheap goods, at whole
sale or RETAIL respectfully invited to call and
anime. nov ll-tf
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-11-20
Rattle of AtIixcO.
Entrance of the americans Nth Fire aud
Blood into AtlircO.

Ny beloued Father aud Sire rhopl ueneraie--
Surely your blessing has preserved me in this con-
juncture for the Americans by their vaor and dis
cpne, are invncibIe, and without exaggeration the
attack which they made appeared to me the day of
judgment.
1 write to you for the purpose of informing you
that the army OF the United States of America, yes
terday afternoon, had bloody engagement with His
Excellency, the Senior commanding general, Don Jo-
aquin Rea, who was at the head of two thousand in
fantry, well drilled, well equipped and paid, with all
his valiant guerrlleros. But having found it imposs-
bic to maintain his position Notwithstanding the pro-
found military knowledge possessed by this ancient
soldier of Napoleon, and veteran of independence.
he abandoned it with precipitation and retired to the
city of Atlixco And the American army pursuing
met resistance in the impregnable mountain of San
Miguel, which, however, was carried by American
valor, Notwithstanding it was covered 1000 more
troops and one cannon. In this action we had much
need of the valiant National Guards of Huachinango
who the day before yesterday were commanded by
the Governor to retire. and who slept Cholula and
marched out at l O'Clock in the morning, on their
march, with much apprehension
The American army having possessed themselves
of this HILL in which they encountered the most ad-
mirable hrmness of the patriotic Mexicans, who re-
tired to the centre of the city and discharged much
musketry from the houses and churches, which serv-
ed for strong walls Of defence These were attacked
by re for the artillery directed with great force
against the plaza into which they threw about 2ll sho;
and Shells This superiority of arms compelled the
Mexicans to ask truce, witch resulted in captu-
lation.
know not the loss which the American army has
suffered, but am just assured that it has been very
small, whilst we have had 2l9 Mexicans killed, 800
more wounded, and several guerrlleros taken prison.
ers of those who call themselves the poisoned Ian
GERS"
omitted to mention to you, that the senior Gene
raj Rea has departed with his most confidential adj
jutants for the South and on yesterday morning His
Excellency, the Governor, took flight attended with
the most loyal employees. He intends to establish
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-11-20
A DEMONSTRATORS SaIe.-Notice is here

A DMINISTRATOR'S SaIe.-Notice is here
n by given thatI will expose public auction on
Saturday, the 18th day of December next between
the hours of o'clock A. and O'Clock P. NJ, of said
day, Norcross' Gun Shop, next door to the Catho
lie church, in Evansville, Vanderburgh county, Indi-
ana, a large assortment of Guns, Rifles, Pistols
Locks Hunting Knives, Gun-Smith and Black Smith
Tools, &c, belonging to the estate Of Warren Nor
cress, deceased.
TeTms-A credit of6 months will be given on all
OF s. and upwards with approved security waiv
ing all benefit from relief laws.
nov 10, VIZ. SARAH NORCROSS, Adm'x
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A PRETTY THOUGHT.

The night is mother Of the day,
The winter Of the sp:ing,
And ever upon old Decay
The greenest MOSES cling.
Behind the cloud the startling turks,
Through showers the sunbeams fall;
For God, who loveth all his works,
Has left his hopes with all,
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-11-20
RANK DIVIDEND.

BRANCH BANK, Evansville, Nov. lS, 1877.
A Dividend of Al per cent. has been declared, out
n of the profits of the Bank. for the six months
ending Both October last; which, (State and County
taxes deductedl will be paid to Stockholders on de-
mand, on and after Monday next 22d inst
G.. w. RATHBONE, Cash.
Nov lS-tw 81 lw
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-11-20
THE JOUR N A l..
From our Extra of yesterday morning.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
ARRIVAL of the JAMES L. DAY.
Fall Particulars of the Victories of
HUANIANTLA, ATLIxCo, &c.

COVE are indebted to friend for copy
Of the New orleans Delta of the 18th, contain
ing full particulars of the engagements at HUI.
amantla, Atlixco, &C., by Gen. Lanes COM
mand, which will be found below.
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Indiana Mutual Insurance Company

S NOTICE is hereby given that the receipts
- for the last years insurance are now in my
Xz-t%3h hands for collection. All unpaid receipts
on the Sd day of December next, will at once be pac-
ed in the hands of magistrate for collection.
nov l3-tf E. A. CORBET, Agent
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MARRIED-On Thursday the 4th day of No
vember, 1917, by the Req. Joseph Wheeler, Mr..
GEORGE w. kirkpatrick, to Miss MELISSA
ANN HOPKINS, both of Vanderburgh county.
Tri-weekly journal. (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1847-188?, 1847-11-20

OEMaj. Gen. Butler arrived in New Or
leans ON the morning of the 9th inst and was
to leave for Vera Cruz on the steamer New Or
leans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
ptrsf .pvf ruf

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA Jan. 81.
\ locomotive between here and Harrisburg ran
on the track and blowing 10, way sons took very un
far advantage Of It's great rival the Magnetic Telegraph
BY knocking down several of the posts so that
not in communication with Pittsburgh which regret as
did hope to send you the result Of the election for L.
: Senator IN Kentucky to-day
We have news in our city nom Rio per the
Whg" at Baltimore principally commercial bun 70 Is
doubtless anticipated BY the Courier aiyouE port
Our Stock Board yesterday manifested the same
activity which has characterized the pas; week The
sales were follows:
Frs Boars-5O Girrd l0i PAS DO 10Y 800 do b.
100 50 do 10; 100 Sus Canal 100 Ncksrg days
- 100 do cash = $50 DO = S6UO state % ~ 10
Navigation 56t 50 U Bank a Com Bank 81 80
Mechs Bk b5 25 81 Lehigh interest 62l $500 DO o
OF 30 Morris b5 II l Merchants TX ~ % Mech.s
Bank b5 % 40 Reading - 5 SIX penn'a 2Sst 20 Read
Ing % slsO state - esp 73i 5000 do y $1,000 do
b5 - 30 Lehigh cash ell % Girard s5wa 100 100
Reading IS 81 5 DO 33l % Girard l0i $1,000 state
: y $500 Lehgh IS "a sl15 do stock b5 p 50 Nor
ris lOs 100 L Bk ~ . 100 Vicksourg b5 = 100 30
b5 4; 30 Reading - 81 5000 Reading Bonds "a. $50
Morris Cans l0i 100 do b5 10 $50 10 b5 II 80 Norris
town 81 Second B0ard-s5S5 Lehigh int o2s $1,000 Z.
; 81 I-53 ~ Is Navigation 36l so Bank OF Commerce
b5 yt 80 Lehigh stock cash - 80 Nav CATION SO; 100
Susogehanna Canal b5 . 30 Mechanics Bank 20 50
Reading b5 So 50 Morris Canal 10 100 Girard bS lOf
80 do NV lOs $500 Lehigh 65 a 500 do interest %
COO U : Blk a 100 Reading, b5, 32i 80 do, j4i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01
War Movements.
Prom the yew.orlesn. Times. jan 81.

WAR MOVEMENTS The utmost activity prevails
in the Qaar,ernes,sr md other departments IL this city
eNpeiitng troops provisions stores, etc % the Of
Mexico fei; o; transports and s,oreships src now
preparing sni 70 be ready BY the 10Th ins, The
ships generally Of large sire snd smocs the nnest In
port They each 20 take board our months
snd provisions TOR 400 They chartered by the
keptpsrecty secret VIII their orders be opened until
after they get 10
L would sppesr % be special expedition, thst viii
assemble a; some common rendezvous. snd The whole
force employed viii be about 1000 men Of which
the larger portion viii 20 from this port-One regi-
rlent we understand. will embark At Noble and We
presume the regiments from the Atlantic States viii
come round ~ 70 DIN the msin body on the AeNi
can coast
We do net pretend have sny correct idea where the
storm = 10 burst bat hope The city md castle 81
Vera Cruz ard Gen Scott hAs returned % the coast
after visiting Monterey and seeing Gen Taylor We pre-
sumo the expedition. whatever may be the object VII
be under his immediate command.
From the n o Delta Jan. -.
QuAErERNAsrERs DKPARrMESr.-SOmethins Is go
require time 10 dissolve the mystery. Day si,er day
the uartermaster ard his clerks are busy from eight
o'clock IN the morning 10 nine ~ night heet OF
transports and store ships embracing some OF TIE nnest
vessels in port i 70 be resdy by about the -tn INST
These vessels 10 "a sc board four months pro
visions and for 400 each. Although charter
ed by the Government their destination i kept entirely
secret and their orders will not Be opened until they
get 10 sea. The steamer Arson yesterday bought
as lighter IN the vicinity OF Point Isabel aud the
Rrszos In fact every day and every hour see
feature developed rr cesrd to the prosecution
81 ~ war
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01
Pue,.saviua-,ieat Generator

A little more than year ago We visited byre
quest the rectifying establishments OF Bach Son
X Go. and others in Brooklyn, to witness the oper
alton OF the Patent Heat Generator Of Mcssrs D.
Griffin Co 1872 Broadway. corner Of John-.t and hear
the testimony OF those working H. On eereiel exam.
instion We could discern no reason for doalups
tho Uniform statcmcn, Of those using ii that this ia
proyement effected an actual saving Of over Is per
cent in the amount Of fuel required to run steam
engine beside avoiding the expense Of tall sioeis
and other devices for increasing draft keeping the 90
CINE throuS III the night ready 20 commence Mofk
touch next morning. SC. sc. We embodied the isre
and impressions in an article which we published 81
the time and the invention has since been snd s.a y
rapidly winning the favor OF practical nien--ndesd, Of
nearly all who ind time to examine H. II has recently
been adopted by the New Engla Screw Factory and
several other establishments Ia Providence n ead The
Editor OF the Providence Journal speaks OF us opcfsuon
follows
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT IN THE GESEATIos on
HEAr-We have lately examined the new furnace erect
ed AZ the New England Screw Factory by ID. Grimm
Co. upon q new plane, calculsted To make an Immense
saving in the consumption of fuel IL not easy 10
plain tho plan OF this furnace, 50 AZ to make II nteig
Bile the reader without drawings but Is perfectly
simple and Is readily understood by an examination -
The principle s the consumption oi The smoke and
gases IN which forms great portion of The hei IN
the ordinary furnace pass OF This Is effected by NE
substitution Of artificial Tor the natural DRAFT oy
which the whole heat Is completely confined under
the boilers and expended in the generation OF steam
that scarcely perceptblo amount escapes, and me
hand can be- held Ia the chimney without any unpleasant
sensation OF heat The high and expensive chimney.
In required by this plan and the cost Of
the furnaces Is considerably reduced while the sppcs
ton OF the principle 30 old furnaces - easy and cheap
These furnaces have been adopted by the New England
Screw Company. the Canal Bleaching COMPANY and
the Perry Company at Newport, and a, man Fhs
establishments OF the hrst class Tho engineer OF tns
NJ, mi us
this furnace nineteen wheebsrrow loads OF coal have
performed the service which required twenty Elk la The
old furnace, and the saving ia other Embellishments
reported In about the same ratio. We arc oil oGnoa
fuel ordinarily consumed may be saved By thi. n'en
ton and we think that who examines Il will fai
10 give them the preference over any other form Of
furnace now In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01

RATHER SHARP.--Tho Editor OF the Bos,r
Chronotype. having been threatened with violence sy
one OF the Massachusetts volunteers had the ru pat
under bonds to keep the peace. This statement vii be
sufficient to enable the reader TO the pth OF the io
lowing paragraph from the Chronotype OF SATURDAY
The Editor of the Olive Branch ssys that We have bu
frightened GU, of ave senses by volunteer That
4. What could never Tor obvious 10 his reaefs
happen 10 the Rev Editor OF the Branch IL does 40,
appear that be has a single sense OF any sort 10 hs
frightened Of except nonsense and that would MOI,
depart from him 10 use the language OF solomon you
were 20 ." bray him Ia mortar" Indeed. II you wec
to pu, him into mortar hs would bray himsef-ss be
does ON all other occasions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01
Resolutions concerning Gen. Tay lor-,ir. Ash
NUNS Speech.
From our own Correspondent

From our own Correspondent
WAsEINGToN, Saturday, jan. 80, lsi7
Resolutions passed the House to day by the AID
ministraton majority Of indirect censure OF Gen.
Taylor, for while they aRprore of his conduct at
Palo Alto and Resaca de la Palma, they denounce
the terms of the capitulaton at Monterey. The
House voted him gold medal too, which the gal
liant hero will send back with his compliments.
Mr. AsHMUx, in an eloquent aud well delivered
speech defended the conduct Of Gen. Taylor, and
poured hot shot iato the Administration for its I'M
ustiiiable attack 1t was an attack, he said which
had been contemplated for months.
He spoke OF the new order which has been issued
from the Wsr.O Office, and which appears IN the In
telligencer Of this morning iorbldding any officer
OF the Army 10 write letters home tor publication.
on penalty OF dismlssion from the service This
too was expressly intended as menace and pun
ishment of TAYLOR. During the whole Summertime
Executive organ has published letters from officers
in the army, justify the conduct OF the Admins
trstion in the war. and 70 glorliy the Executive
This has been done, without comment and without
rebuke. The unauthorized publication of de
fensiye letter from TAYLOR. however Is at once
proclaimed high treason because 1t exposes the
imbecltv OF the War Department
This Democratic Administration is attempt
ing to persecute Gen. TAYLOR into the Presidency.
Ii probably thinks from its own experience, II is
the greatest disgrace that can happen TO him.
Col. WIBBs chance for Brigadier Generalship con
tnues TO improve. The contest seems narrow ed
between CADwALLADER and himself The gal
liant Colonel must bring all his guns 70 bear, and
he will be successful N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01

The President having first nsulted the People Of
the United States by denouncing as reasonable
every expression Of opinion against the Ubiquitous
War in which the country has been involved
through his own blind iniatuaton or something
worse has now determined by reviving obso-
lete rule, to apply Gag Law 20 the members Of
the Army, forbidding them, pain Of being dis
missed non the service. to give any information to
their friends of the operations in which they may
be engaged Here is the official Order TO which
we refer, from the Union of Friday
wAR DEPARTMENT. Washington. Jan. =, lsi7.
The President OF the United States directs that para
graph $50 OF the General Regulations for tho Army
tahshed on the Let Of March. ls2S and not included
among those published January 25 ls4l. be repub
shcd and that its observance part Of the general
regulations be strictly enioiued upon the army.
BY ORDER OF the President
WM l. MARCY Secretary Of War.
The following Is the paragraph Of the General Regu
snons for The Army established on the lsi Of March
ISIS, referred 10 above.
$50 Private letters or reports relative 20 military
marches ana operations. frequently mschieyous in
design aud always disgrsceiul 10 the army They are
thessior,t strictly Forbidden Snd any oaicer found
guilty OF making such report for publication without
special pernssiOn of placing the writing beyond his
control - AT it ends its way the press within
month after the term.nsaon OF the campaign 10 which
II relates, shSll he dismissed from the service" By
srdcr. w. q. FREEMAN. Assistant Adj General
The revival Of this rule at this time will Of course
be Understood as a censare upon Gen TAYLOR Tor
writing the letter lately published ol course with
out his CONSENT in the Express. Ourweak headed
Executive p'obably thinks that il he can only stop
the noaths OF hose who DO the fighting and awe
into silence those II home who regard the War as
crime, he viii then &c able 10 carry out his selfish
and ambitious schemes. He may find hiIaself mis-
taken. however. Hour soldiers are not allowed to
write to their friends al aocoaat OF what they saf
/ fer, they VIII have those OF then who live the
more tosell when the campaign is over They VIII
doubtless know how to appreciate the treatment
'hey receive from those in power and SO will their
irieAds AZ home, who no longer to be pernatted
TO know what they axe doing and suffering TOR their
country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01
Ixrosirioy. Of oar citizen. h.v.,-

lnPosirios-Many Of our citizens h.y. -.
uoyed recently BY the receipt Of sham letter, f,,,
hands Of persons who pretend to Be ssen,,o.
press snd whose only motive is 20 GET two e.,,.
their delivery, We saw one Of these letter. y.,,..
endcr'ed frars City Express" There 4, No 10y
press in the City and many persons have b.eo -
by the swindiers who hsved adopted thu. ne =
raising the wind
CASTERS MAu~-Ths Eastern mail An.
Saturday morning did no, srrive III 5oc.oelPr
delay, wc understand. was on account Of tie W.,
being thick and stormy. strong n W wind -.
when the ears srrived At stosinstcn Csp, TA.,,, a.
net deem II Pradea, % ecmc cut. but waited ,sk.s
past siN O'clock Saturday morning. We ecains..s,-
for his prudence.
DEATH % Mrs. PoE.--The death OF Edg,,
Poes wife Is recorded in our paper to-day she A..
on Saturday OF pulmonary consumption Her ts,-,
will take place a; Fordham 10 morrow al ocoxt ps
20 The brig Julia and Ellen, Patter,oa i'm.
Wilmington Dell with cargo Of corn meal and sog,
while lying at anchor yesterday morning oa tie n.
tery, cut through by largo held Of icc sse ~,
immedia;e'y 20: under way, and sshore o. Co,
errors Island to keep her from sinking.
~ An unknown man was found in the dock s,,
OF Robinson.st n K. who IS supposed to have bc,,
drowned several weeks sgo.
~ An insane man. named James kosen ~,
conveyed 10 the station house IN the sixteenth Ward q.
Saturday upon whose person found so In sod .ra
silver lie was placed aader proper guardianship.
~ A woman named CaihArne White de.er,
ed her home day or two since. taking with her bssl
book belonging to her husband containing credits fr
5000. aud sSl in money. She sres,ed BY cfse,-
Ogden and the money and book restored to the OVER
James Pearson. boy, was a.snei ca SATURDAY
for stealing horse aud wagon worth sloo The ssrs
OF juvenile thieves settns more bold BY sgces..
and the cooperation they meet with in keepers Of pawn
broker shops Junk shops. etc There probably iso
thousand boys this City organized In gangs who u.
by piterng and spend their surplus tunds IN the hsun
OF niamy and the pits OF the minor theatres A ba
thief cut the pocket OF Mrs Mary Duhus't While riding
in one of the Harlan stages on saturday and exu.ea
her purse containing sl2 No arrest
-. sh.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01
Dneiness Notices.

IL II mortas had the power Of ubiquity advertsIns
might be dispensed with but We are not blessed
with that power ss yeD compelled 70 adopt such
measures a. will enable 10 make known 10 the Differ
ent portions Of the country ability 10 meet their va
riogs wants. That merchants OF this city maj 90 90
and at the time consult economy without impS'f
ing the usefulness of syei-in) v. h. Palmer az MS
Agency. Trbune Buildings, lie preparing Card i'f
the Southern md Western Trade u which L would y
well for all doing business who wish 10 do IL VIII
those regious % avail themselves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01

PHILADELPHIA Jan. 3l-6 ?. NJ
Wm " Keen n sons lenther store IN Chesnut
above Second St was destroyed by fire this after
nom. Also. Mrs. LaycOck's fancy store and the
frame house corner Of sirawberry-st The gable
end Of Keens store fell on the adjoining house.
forcing the front out into the street Lewis Man
ming a fireman. was buried beneath the ruins, but
speedily taken oct Pfovidenrially be escaped
with only slight injury. Two others are reported
Injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01

BRooKLYN ORPHAN AsYLvM.-rhel lecture who
Mr. Gl.ddon. the lecturer Egypt has kindly eonsens
TO give in sid of the above institution, viii be- delivered
next Wednesday evening lie, the citizens now .hcs
their appreciation OF the meritorioas objects Of -
benevolent movement By a general attendance We
shall BE- disappointed in estimate OF the phanthor
OF our Brooklyn community ii the room be not densy
crowded lEagie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01
Tn. Tribune IN PbiIade Iphia.

Our friend. In Philadelphia WHO wish TO be supplied
regularly with The Tribune, will please leave Their
names and residences with Zieber & Co Ledger
Building Thrdst below Chestnut, who will deliver the
paper to them Immediately after the arrival Of the pas
sspger line from New.York al ~ cents per week
Single copies price cents may always De obtained s.
above. or from the Philadelphia sewsboys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01

~ Ths PEesidcu, Afforded aid aud comfort to
the enemy. by giri.g tics geseral. ard now his
friends arr Increasing that oomio.t' bg deA0Hac,a Ls
seAsral Of ne zMsiesa joross As tue President gave
Santa Anna ais freedom We shoald not be surprised
10 lad A trying to balance the by inprison-
ms Gen. Taylor Albany Eve. Jour
LOUISIANA James p Freret and Fersos Gar
oere arc candidates for the state senate and Randall
hans Tor the House Of Representatives. fron Newo1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01

FRriIs OF CuARIrY.-1he Selectmea Of Nan.
tuckcs have seat letter OF thanks thoss who
contributed for the relief Of the sufferers by the Ere
which occurred in that place the 18th aud li;h of J
yIss, TIE whole number OF buildings burned up
ward Of $50 and the whole smouDt Of property de-
uoyed about slooo,ooo There was insured sbosi $50
ooo and there has been received from sbroad aAOut
$4,000 leaving actual loss OF sbou, $4,000 OF the
$4,000 from abroad s56l9s 50 Twas ia money End the
remaining $1,000 in provisions, clothing furniture. SC
These contributions esrao from than hundred
different cities and towns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01

and are being escorted from the vessel. The Com
miltee Of Ways aud Means Of the Pennsylvania
Legislature Recommended De resumption Of pay
ment OF the interest on the State debt by the first
Of January next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-01

~ The Museum presents MI unwon,ed eoubinston u
novelties wonders and amnsements today Dr. kdson
the Living Skeleton, 10 10 DO at all hours ana
o'clock afternoon and halfpas7 In The evening spsnnn
performances take place By thOss Ethiopian 1insl,e
Great Western snd host Of others That superb psno'
ma Of L0nfon with portions OF England and Oensny WI
i.o be exhibited The Living Ofang OutaDg ths Fofsns
rslb Anatomical Venus snd Tom THUMBS carriage nay
he. Al ALI