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WAsH1NGroN, Oel. 81, 1916.

The original plan Of op' ralions in
Mexico hss been is,ely mad h,d. The
,Ian OF first adopted would have divided
md weakened cur forces. I hat pan
vas Problbly sgreed upon a, a time
when II was supposed that the MexicaDs
would mske 90 show Of opposition TO
he nvssioo. l. has since been urged
upon The Executive TO concentrate ell
he forces upon Cne objrcr, aud it is as
serted 10 day, that these necessary
changes have been made in the original
plan.
1t now appears that General Wool il
to join Gen. Taylor st SaltIlo, moving
by way Of Cohshuis, and leaving a GER
ison there; and that Gen. Kesrney il
o march to the same paint by way Of
|Chlhuahuo,--a ieSrfaiIy Icng march.
Gen. Paterson, with large force, il
/. be transported 10 Tampico,snd means
Of transportation have already been pre-.
pared. HIS force will il found neces.
sary, be ordered 10 unite with TsyIor's
1t San Luis Polosi, and, il not may be
mployed in contemplated attack on
Vers Cruz.
II this is the plan, II iss sensible one, ,
and !, will prevent rhe danger, bu, TOO
'ppaten', OF The ui'er sscCfce Of Tsy.
IoI's command. After allowing for ell
the troops left alFompico, saIliIlo, Mon
i''ly, Chihuahua, Santa Fe &c. General
Fay lor will Mus be enabled TO meer
Santa Anna 81 San Luis, with force OF
II, 900 men.
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Pennsylvania, We copy the following
article from The New York Journaiof Com
merce in order to show our readers iht
views entertained oul OF our state in relation
TO the recen, election. The article contain,
some wholesome truths, and exhibits some
of The causes Of our defeat The editor
says:-'lt is not TO be denied 'hat impor-
,ant political changes have taken place ii
several counties OF PennsylIanis, during
the present year, as indicated by the result:
OF The recent elections, particularly in th'
coal and iIon regions; and p Ihaps tie
passage of The new Tariff law. Wher
men have been Iong pampered al the public
expense it requires more dlsinlerestednes
than most men possess, " be willing "a
make any abatement Of the spoils. Blu, il
this is ihc ground of their dlssslislacIions,
why do they eXpend ii upon men who have
|exerIed themselves to prevent 1he passage
Of that law, and in favor of The Tauti Of lS
A. S1ch was the case with every Demo-
crst in Congress from Pennsylvania, (as
well as every Wing except David WllmoI
from the district composed Of Bradford,
SuSquehanna aud TlOga, Yet he is proba.
bly, reelected, while several of those who
voted against the bill, have had leave to
STAY al home. For ourselves, we do no.
care straw whether Tarif Wing or Tariff
Democrats are elected. And we are incIin.
ID TO think II would have been better policy
for the Democrats TO adhere to sound prul.
cipleS, even with the certainty Of defeat the
Irsl year, Than to swerve from those prin.
cpIes, for any purpose whatever. Defea'
the first yeaI on such grounds, would en-
sure them triumphant victory Ihe next.
Whatever gains may bave been made By
The Wbgs at his election, nothing al all
has been gained in favor OF the Tariff of | 8 b
I2 and nothing can be, unless by HE def5a,
Of David Wi!mo!.'
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ID u STEEs S---OY sTERSn
\ o T C f.

All persons indebted to the E.n, ,
Samuel Hagcnbuch, deceased, either MI.
Vendne Notes, or otherwise, must maxi
payment Immediately to the sub.rroe- O.
cost will be made.
B. HAGENBUCH, AInt
All persons indebted to ,he sutsrn.'
must also come forward settle up rter az
counts and pay up, or like consequence
will follow.
B HAGENBUCH
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- IN E...lL .

Palmer Esq. is authorized 10 aef az
Iyeat f.s ire CctumBIA DEMOcnAT, Gnd re-
cel3 II r,oniea for Subscription and AsTs'f''"
ia; Ut lie agencies az
fL,lcdeiDAia No. 90 Pine-st'esf'
V.,, Yrk 4" &C NI5sGu-sirest.
EGstOR 10 Sflfs-Hred'
B1{,i1,ore s. Z. cor. Bah. and Cdisert.sts.
H+-cIants-Mechrri ics and Tradesmen may fno
;tig Msir adgcal.aeeio advertise IN this paper as
ats he oglg one published at the County Seat
end las e$caler circulation in the county fhan
am other paper published trithin s!itm'ts
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The death of Two chi Idren Of Mr.. .Condi
of Orange county, N, j., by hydropho
hia' We have now 10 announce snolh
victim in tbs same family "a colored
man. who is supposed 10 have received
the vIru. through some broken skin OF
his hs ID whilst administering q do't
Of medicine to dog. The propu y oI
his msslei.
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following is a sta'emeni Of lhe assseIs O
this Michigan bubblh--
'One desk one press one pair scales two
carpets two stoves and pipe one palri o
shears one counter brush one for specie box
es (emp,y) one stool one table and sprr cad
three brass candleslicks one looking glass
seven chairs two chair cushions one wood
box one glsss case two beds end bedding
|one iron vault aud cou'ents,
The con,enw Of the vault are supposed
10 be about forty dollars in specie, few
notes payable to the bills Of the bank. anc
book account of about forty-on, thous
and dollars sgains, W. True sdail, the own
er of the Bank. From the s,s,emen, 'h'
bill holders can form an idea OF what ,ht
prospects are for the redemption Of The cir
cusiion.
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Paying Dtdr for H. 1T is said that H.,
,tesmboa, Great Western was .p,,oJ ~,
iIverpool, on her late trip to England =,
consequence Of some ore on boad hs,io,
auemp'sd 10 Introduce surrepll,iousIy ,
arge quantity Of tobacco into Ma, coun,,n
She was released on the paymen, bv ii,
'wners of some 100000 or e3o, 200 ~
BroOkIyn Eagle,
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ETtrdOrdinGy instance Of Gambling. -
A colored fireman, on board sleambo. .
running between ST. Louis and N, Or cans
having lost all hts money at poker with biz
companions, slaked his clothing, and ben,
"IlIl unfortunate, pledged his freedom 10
smell amount. Losing This, the bets wcr,
doubled and be finally, al one desperal,
hazard, venlured his full value as slave
and laid down his free papers, 10 replesen
The stake. He lost, suffered his certificate,
10 be ces'royed.-and was actually sold b,
'he winner 10 slave dealer, who besi,stet
NOT 10 lake him at email discount upor
lis assessed value.
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Pope Plus TX, has gwen noico to al
Italians who have left their country. la,
political reasons, that fall pardon vii
he grsn'ed to tn, m, upon their making
"a promise on their honor that they vii
mol, W future, in any MAJ ner abuse this
act OF cIemency; which isss poliuc or
he part OF the New P p, as it is
lrredilable 10 him as Christian and
ruler, desiring Tie good Of a peop'e,
long badly governed. The oiIici,l no.
ice Of this scl appears in The Courier
dcS Etats Uui,, signed BY Daniel j
Desmond, Consul General Of The Ponu
6csl Slsesi
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Traverse Jurors for NOremJer I"m'
l}loom--Jesse Shannon Benjamin lla!@
buch
Briarcrrek Hugh Mcbride
|Caltawissa-Joseph liayhurst
Centre-Wm Hutchinson
Derry--James Johnson
Fnhlnlc ek-Cd W Former
FrankIn-R b Swazey Jos PHI Reso
John Low Joseph Yeuer
Hemlock-Ahdrew Emmons
Jackson--John McHenry
LImeslone-Joseph Fulton John S loIIa
David Davis
LIhelly-Jons,han Fulmer Jonathan KS
el Robert Walker
MADISON Jesse Barber
Mshouing-'D N Kownovsr J ConeH!
David Rishel, Henry Sanders Thoa
Lloyd
hontour--Eli MendenhaIl
Mount PIeasant--W m lkler
Msine-Jacob Fisher
Mliiin-Ssmuel Greasy
Roarlngcreek--Wm Miller Lewis Johns
Samuel Eek
SugsnOal-John Lewis Andrew Hess W
Cole
Falley-.Wm Curry
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A mourn(ul accident occurred in ont
of the factories al Greenvile, last week
by which daughter of jacob Whilder
lost her life. She was standing near az
uprigh, shaft comblug ber hair; and
singing gay air, when by some sad ia
'allty her hair was caugnt in the revolving
shaft, and her body suddenly thrown it,
such q position os TO break her neck.
causing instant death. The young Ia
dy was not an operative in The mill, but
was working Ihere in lhe place of a
friend who had gone SwOy on a visit.
She went into The mill, we ore told, at
'he earnest solicitation of her mother, to
sllow her Grieod 'be.oPporlnniry 10 leave
and had scarcely been there two hours
when The catastrophe occurred.
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GRAND JURORS.

For Nov ember Term, II. y. 1916
bIoom-John Owen Peter Mench
BrIsrcreek-Lewis Fsug John +. D.u,
Centre Cyrus Crlvllng
Cstawlssa-J jacob Yeuer Jerem,h Fa
er
Derry-James Mcdowell James Freeze
I.lmestone-- Joseph Rank
Liberty - Robert Simirglon
MItiiln-Joseph KirkendaIl, kaac D.yi
John Brown jr.
Nadison-John Kisner
Nonlonr--EDl Barton
Mahonog-Jobn S Wilson G NJ Sloop
Naine-H Henry Miller
Orange-George Vance, jr,
koar'ngcreek John Yeager, Leonard a
ans
Snga'loaf-John Ki'e jr.
FaIley-Ssmue Mannon
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A mos, singular disclosure or cooles
sion Of robbery has been made by
young man in this country. Ia tie year
lS43, durirg the carnival, two crowns
.ol gold, studded with diamonds, valu
Jed at over S5o,OOO,were stolen from th;
.Chulch Of Sslnle Marie in .4x-la.Cha.
.peIIe, France. The Cure of This churci
has lately received letter from Boston
IN which young man. well koown 3
Aix-Is.ChapeIle, offers 10 return tht
property in perfect coalition, provided
= earIy pension is settled upon him,
and that an agent comes 10 Boston Il
receive the lost treasure.
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caiaaby Atet had efI RaEe a. hom'
and got Doctor for S1ewat,---
'BuG Ralph, did he recoveh'
Recover, 10 be sure he did Bullet holes
ain, gwine TO hurt him
And Stewart, what became Of him
We'll be stood hia vial, and 60, of for
wan, Of white evidence. Thar war nggers
enough seed the lhiag. bu. Ihey sint legal
Witnesses.
You had better take, care. nov Slew
su's Out sgain.'
Take care what Iiwaf Ssir fght
shot him Iwics'I--took him down HE Bio
in NY dog out 60, doctor and dressed
his sounds, and pu1 him IN CoIumby jail
myself. That's eI rph, enough. DIX foVes
ne Ike broitPr--hs does
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-31

I,haI ,ne tmus",...p. Me h"'"U""'
land now staggers is incoslstenl Win hA,.
maintenance Of national iedt pendence,l..,
Brougham says, that England is unter,.
|coen'z oces to keep The peace in the ,n,
Of 9soO, 900 900. The smount of he, not.
Ill debt,
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DEATH OF JOHN l.. WEBB.

We are pained 10 Iearn that john l..
WEBB, Member Of Assembly elect l,om
Bradford Co., Pa, died very suddenly
1t his residence in East Smithheld. or
Sdu'doy evening lrs'. This will be 3
severe calamity TO the community it.
which he lived, and 10 The state, as no
man in Northern Pennsylvania. was
more universally esteemed, and possess
ed mrre noble qualities than Mr., WEBH
he was prominent mem her Of the las,
Leglslrnre, and Bradford county has
osl one OF the soundes, and sblesi rep
resenlatves she ever had in that body.
-Eimira GQzette.
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MARRlED.-On the 22I ins, -
MeV w. j. Eyer Mr. lIAmILroN F,..,.' wa
n'ss ELIZABETH FETrERMAN bo,b r'H5" Of D
ingcretk. wv" u AOar
on me 22j ms, near Lighlstree, b. ,
Rev, II. Funk, Mr.. WILLIAM U,,.,y Wy 'I'
80 Miss MARY KELLER NU"NSVca
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The Printer is much in want ofa fe"
bushels Of WHEAT. CORN & BUCK
WHEAl /, Of those who owe him upon
subscription. He would also like few
tushels Of POTATOES.
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New AnthrQcite FurnGace:.--Th,
iwo large Anthracite Iron Furnaces, re
Gently erected OF Allentown, Leaigf
county, by Messrs. Bsvsn, Humphrey,
Il Co., Of Philadelphia, we.e successful,
y blown in last week, BY Mr.. Bejamln
Perry, The 'lroO King aud continue ia
work prosperousIy.
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AN APPRENTICE,

TO the Printing business lie wanted at ;his Oi
fice An active boy Is or 10 years Of ago will I,
ceiye good encouragement.
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grateful hearts we thank Him for Hi.
goodness, let us acknowledge our sins,
invoke his forgiveness, and sUpplicslt
his conlinued fsvot 10 our beloved coun
Try. L. Us humble ourselves be fore HIN
hat IN his holy providence we have
been involved in war with oeighbor
ing Republic. L. our Thanksgiving foI
he victories he has caused our arms 10
achieve, let US com mend 10 his comps
Ion ,hs hssrts that have been made
iesolate by the rsvases of The sword; &
"arneslly pray ihats pe1ce, alike hon
nrable To both nations, may be restored l.;
'od that the whole family Of man, unit
e lin The bond sof f ShteroaI ec'or may
20 forward in the cultivation Of every
peaceful and ucslul srl end science, in
lie Advancement Of civil liberly, and The
uoiversa d Basion Of pure and unde
fled religion, corresung Whatever is
wrong in The condition of human socie.
~, 10 Tho achievement Of that h:gh and
molly destiny co.'lempl I'd in The pur.
ose ol ln6ulte benevulence.
G ven under NY hand and the Gres'
Sal OF the State, at Harrisburg, this
twenty first day Of Oclober, 10 the
year of our Lord, one thousand eight
iurd ell and Tory six, tni The Com.
monwealh 'he seventy first
HY THE GovESoR. J. MILLER,
Secretary i the |ommonweaih'
T0g0Co. Pd:-rhe Democrats have
ected their whole ticket Assembly
KDox Al mi Sheriff, Potter ~ mi.
Br0d/6rd CO,--PlOIell's NJ 263,
Webo's 225
g rdon F. M..on D Dtm; selected. 10
he 5 ate Senate from Bradford and ii
va District by Tho handsome msjoIily
t 500.
Ohio E(ectioa ---rh, Colum bus (Ohio)
JournsI, states ihs, The unofficial MAORI.
y Of B bb, (Whig,) for Governor, is
2025. | mas accounts Of he election
II Wings and Democrats TO Congress,
'od lhc ls,h District Mr., Vinronl to
,aar frnrn ThL leot,Iatnrs si,,ds.
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~At Ihc Presidential election in 1874
tho number Of yoles polIed in Pennsyl'sniS
was 33l,sSl
At The election 10 iei6, S04,479
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And one indtpende n, in the House.
The Liberty vote in his State will
nol be less Ihan 5000 "a very large
increase.
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A .St0u d--The cl,izcus o'Npwburgl
N. Y, are about to present TO Csp'.Du'
can, Of The u. S. Army, spIendI'
word, az oxen OF their regSrd for hi
services on The RIO Grsnlc.
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GrG/Hng The Tomutu upon WePo
tato.- A meeting Of HE New Yorh
Farmers Club, Mr.. Meigs read from
he 'Aoos'S oi The Royal Horticulture
Society Of Paris an account Of sue
crs'Iui experiment Of groIDios a stem ol
The tomato upon the stalk CT potato,
by which a crop Of tomstoec was rsset
ia The air, and one Of potatoes 10 III,
earth. The tomato and ne po)alo al,
Of the same genus Of plsu's.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-31

The Wisconsin Leg rsIslurP ,arter hsv.
ing elected printer, voted themselve.
wen'y copies apiece,a four cenls each,
Of bis Joutnal.
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l27402
Decresse,

DtCIeoecg 'S'''
The above figures are made up from 'he
Official returns, and afford full expla-
nation Of he result Of the election this fall
in Pennsylvania. During the last two
wears the voters Of the state hsve increased
considerably in number, and ye! there is a
falling off of near seUenteea thousand more
than one third of the whole vote OF 1874 J
Suppose we estimate 'be increase oI votes
tor the two years at 10000 only, that will
make The vote Of he state now 10 be 34l,>
8sl, gu, only 204, ,497 votes were given,
so lha, one hundred hirty-seuen thousand
four hundred voters Gid not vote at the la.e
election! The -uulh is, ,he ci,ies, towns
and ihickly settled districts gave prh'y
fail vote, nile The agricultural districts did
not give more than half thsir vote. Every
body knows which polIicsl patty would
nave the henefi OF such state Of facts, sod
;hee ia therefore no good reason Cor those
to result who have received what 10, in
Iuih, an accidental advantage:
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The M chtgsn Insurance bank, .
wIIdcsI concern, with $4,000 specie and
$4,000 circulation, is about bur,ting.
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LED Ea y 9s-Hc - @rG a. ~o
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Morton, Naive, received l5,424-
Elder Liberty, 2,o2s,
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"TnUTR NirHOC- FEAR
IBILUIEGSGUIaG :

ssguRB1T OCTOBER 81, 1916.
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Reports Conirad cted The reported
call 90 Pennsy Ivsnis and other States
Tor volunteers to reinforce the army o!
Gen Tsy lor,is conlrsdicted by the oftici-
al paper. That paper say,: Whether
or when The Government will call foT
some volunteers, we know 1oi, and it i
possible they have not yet decided; BIT
no such call has been made The u
niou also gives qualified contradiction
Iumor circulating in The papers OF
lie imputed authority Of Lieut.. Berry
man OF the navy, that the governmen
had ldered an attack on Vera Cruz.
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We haze nothing from General TsyloI
since she battle Of Monterey, though seve'
raj rumoJs have been pui afOat of dlsasier'
thai have belallen him. 20 which no credii
lis attached. Accounts laom Mexico are o
aa Interesting character, General SAINTS
Anna is said TO be organizing an army o
10000 men to march against Gen, Tayior
with the intention OF meeting him atSsitilo
important news is therefore hourly expected
from bin.
General PaTedss. the late ~Presiden, o
Mexico has been banishsd the country, ant
sailed for Hsvanno, the usual asylum 70
fallen Mexican gres'Deas, Our navy in tn,
Pacific has taken full possession Of lhe Cal
.ifornias, and are organizing territorial gov.
seTnment.
EolHLa neys from EapAr,I Tax lar
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THANKSGIVING DAY

PENNSYLVANIA;s,
In the name and dy the authority Of
heCommon0eaHh QfPennsyivania
BY FRANCIS r. SKUNK,
GOVERNOR OF THE SAID COM
MONWELTH.
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Easy Meth. d IF Iaking San Juan
de UH0u.-Wlse, the Eronau,, propo
sts IN Lancaster paper 10 take tie Cas-.
tie OF San Juan by means o! balloon,
oaded with lel cuss,oneJ bomb sheP,
lnd lorpedoes, aud MAJ gu'Ied ty q ca
pIe 5000 feet Ior g. The balloon TO Ike
position direc, ly over The castle. and
then TO discharge ils destructive contents
upon h leo fl d voted 90 .Wljh
;hls IL ial war ship hsnglnga mile bove
he fort, supplied win a Thousand per
cushioned bonb shells, The Castle Of We
ga Cruz oIld be ,Sken, be lhlnk@, with.
out the loss Of single lie o the army,
and at an expense that wcu d be com
psrsIiveIy nothing to what il will be H.
take IT by the common mode Of attack
As Mr. Wise understood ME operation,
he is lhe very nsn TO enlrust with this
important undertaking SDonld he
axe this redoublsble fortress by these
novel means, he viii acquire a renown
rhat will 20 ldr 10 rival The CLAIMS Of
General Taylor 10 The mex Presidency
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EGINNMAn,
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The Hhigs feel glorious.
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y hN'Hts fnaIoFliy I9
IT, B ecfo,1 county, in which he resides
de ran a.- 200 ahead OF Ihe rest OF ,ht
Ocmocraiic icke,, and huO1 'csived majer
s!ly In every county Of his dlslTOi.
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-EolsIs news from General Tay lors
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g rdon F. Mason Dan; selected to
ne 5 ate Senate from Bradford and ii
IA District by lhs handsome majority
( 500.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-31

Brod/0rd Co,--PloIell's NJ 263,
Webb's 225.
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TogQCo, Pa:-The Democrats have
'Iecled their whole ticket. Assembly
Kpox al m'j Sheriff, Potter ~ mi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-13

ohrrruieH THrArsr.-The performances a, N.
Greenwich tonight, will DO for the bcn.6, of N, r.~.
and viii consist Of Green Bushes, tho r.nor.n;,
sketch ofthe Death Of Ringgoldr and the
Bows altogether an attractive hill Mr. Freer j. ~.
pscity as manager has done much for the amusar. "
tne pubic, and 10, moreover. excellent actor NJ,
trust that be will meet with What he dessrvcsa Nv,
substantial benefit most
CAsrLr OAspEr-Tbe oppressive heat Of the we,,h
err renders absolutely necessary that oooess sbo,a
DO sought somewhere. and where can greater re,ss ~
found man at Castle Garden The anansements saard
ed there together with tho delicious sea hree1e ana Az
ighuui refreshments are irrssi.tibls attractions
Ma TrErrs AuToNArs MIR. Tist1 still coptjnuss n
Hall " o"''
MILF BLASev appears tonight at Nihlos In La syl
phide tits supposed from the taont III eedy
oy this beautiful orf that she will succeed TO cha,
In this fsvorite ballet psntomme Mile B. is now Tho
most distinguished dsnsspss 10 the country.
Howe and Cos circus entered Syracuse on the I'm
inst The astonishing and graceful eets Of Madame
Mscsrs on horsebeck and the drolleres OF Dan Rles
ne inimitsble clown call forth universal Appreciation
from those who have seen them.
Mr skeTe,ts company 10 raid to be quite successful
De Meyer LEFT rittsbug for the East on the 9Th inst,
Inc SeurnSi says his two concerts here wsrc attended
10y lne aget and most fsshioustls audiences ever
own ~ any artist and should he conclude to revsit
US ne VIII md warm welcome.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-13
Movements OF Trnvelle re-.

The arrivals yesterday, limited they usual.
ly upon Sunday. There are at the
AMERIcAr-J. williamson Georgia; o. Keith, Col
lego Pont e. Taft, j. Kent q. Griffin, Savannah Capt
Tompkins United States Army; w. Morris, Baltimore
j. Sparks, salem I. Bradbury, Virginia; Creighton
Charleson Clay ton Georgia; II. Vanderson Charles.
ton; H. Pcmrose, Washington Keith, Philadelphia.
AsroR-A Barnes, T. Otis, w. Winchester. Boston:
T. Clarke, st Louis; r. Robertson, New Orleans; j.
Whitaker, Mobile; col Winthrop, New Orleans; l.
Flemming, Kentucky 4 Williams savannah; r. Gin
ton, Porto Rico; j Thonhilo, New Orleans; J Clarp,
Bostoni w. Nc Alpin Louisville w. Livingston Phil
delphis; c. Washington Wisconsin; C. BAN, Ohio; O.
Grain, Connecticut; z. sanfeld Rev. II. sewell, Eng.
land.
CirY-G. Dsnniston, J. Bradford, U. s. Navy, O. Null.
thorn, Georgia; o. Martin, Phil ,delpha; Sharp H.
o. Reilly, Albany r. Mayo. Richmond; w. semple-
Pittsburgh; w. Lewis, W Mares. Philadelphia; Com.
Jones, U g. Navy; Mr. ro'ten Sing Sing 1t Geo. Gro
CHAN, United States Navy.
FsAsHL,~-E.J Hay es, Kentucky; r. Rathbone, Ratb-
bonneville, N. " II. Mixer, Buffalo, h. Robbins Detroit,
J. Chesny. Albanyi n N. Everett, Boston, E. Virgins,
Mobilej o. Pearson, Boston, C. Graham Pennsyl
j. scoysI Wsterbory, !. Howard, Boston, Geo. Chap
msu. New York; ". Eddy, Ohio
HowAsp--J Grouse. Charleston, E. Wesley, Albany;
J. Hopper, Virginia, J. Leods, Philadelphia; n. Fell
Liverpoo w. Hayes Hayes, Montreal; r. Reane
Boston g. Pierce, Milwaukee; 7. Appleton c. Jobs,,
DO Non; j. fIice Connectieus j. Lowther and lady,
iennesseei Geo. Young. Engapd ID. Brigham, Boston