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the memory of General Andrew Jackson, late ex-
President Of the United States, have set apart FRI
day, the 9th instant for that purpose and respect
fully report the following
PROGRAMME.
Chief marshal and aids.
Military.
oae or,. Of the 9, army navy and marine corps
omcsrs Of the militia Of the District
Committee Of Arrangements.
Orator Of the day.
President OF the United States
Heads Of departments,
ExPresidents and ex.vice Presidents.
The diplomatic corps
Officers and soldiers Of the revolution and Of the late
Judges and officers Of the Supreme and courts of the
District OF Columbia
Officers and members Of the Senate and House of Repre-.
sentatives, and ex.members OF both houses.
Reverend clergy.
Corporate authorities Of the cities 81 Washington George.
town, and Alexandria
Ex.mayors of the cities ofthe District
The grand lodge of free and accepted OF the District
Of Columbia and subordinate lodges.
The Democratic Association of Washington City
The Young Hickory Club
Capitol Hill Democratic Association.
Navy-yard Democratic Association.
Alexandria Democratic Association
Georgetown Democratic Association.
Union Democratic Association Of Georgetown.
Columbian College.
The Columbia typographical Society.
Washington Benevolent Society
Temperance societies.
Sons Of Temperance
Brothers OF Temperance.
comptrolsIs Of the Treasury Auditors Treasurer Regis
Pensions, Indian Affairs Patents,
and Public Buildings.
The clerks OF the several departments preceded by thei
respective chief clerks, and all other civil officers
OF the government
Sojourners in the city OF Washington.
Citizens Of Georgetown, Alexandria and Washington.
General Alexander Hunter is appointed chiei
marshal and will designate his aids and the assist
ant marshals.
At sunrise national salute will be fred from the
military stations in the vicinity of Washington,
and the bells of the city will be tolled at the same
hour.
The line of procession will be formed at ~ o'clock,
and its movement announced by the firing Of three
guns.
Minute guns will be fred while the procession is
marching to the capitol, by detachment of the Co
lumbar Artillery.
A national salute will be fred at sunset
All the flags in the city will be half.mast during
the day.
No banners bearing political devices or descrp.
tons will be permitted in the procession.
The suspension Of business, and closing of stores
Offices, &c, are respectfully recommended.
The several parts of the procession will take po
sitons north and west Of the Presidents square, a
least half an hour previous TO the time designated
for the moving of the procession, and report them
selves to the chief marshal, who will assign them
places in the line.
BY order of the committee of arrangements.
PETER FORCE, Chairman.
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We had grand war Of the elements this afternoon
for about 90 minutes--a violent hurricane-a heavy
rain-and shower of hastones some of them as
large as pigeons eggs
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u5-The Young Hickory Cuba special
meeting of the club will be held on Thursday even
ing the 26th instant, at the Franklin engine-house,
for the purpose OF making arrangements to Join in
the contemplated ceremonies on Friday
BY order:
JAS. w. SHEAHAN,
June IS Secretary.
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G- The Senior Democratic Association
are notified to attend at the Hickory Pole, in front
of the Union office, on Friday next, 9th instant at
10 o'clock. 1t is further understood that the mar
shals in behalf Of the association will appear on
horseback: the scarfs will be white, trimmed with
black; the members also requested 10 Grape
on the left arm for the occasion.
BY order Of the chief marshal of the association:
G. p. SENGSTACK, LIST marshal.
JOHN p. HILTON, Cd do.
GRAFTON POWELL, Sd do.
CIVIC. DUNNINGTON,4 th do.
ELEAZER BROWN, 9Th do.
June Is gtgf l-
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&C. NoTIcE.-The members of the DEM
ocratc Association of Capitol Hill, and all others
who feel disposed join them, are requested 70 meet
at the engine house Capitol Hill, on fndey,
the 9th instant, at 10 o'clock, previous 70 Joining
the procession. RoBI' H. on S,
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NAVY DErARTMENT.-oRpERs
JUNE "a, l945.

Capt w. Mervine, to command of the Cyane.
Lieut. G. L. Selden, to the Cyane.
Passed Midshipman B. F. B. Hunter, to the
Cyane, as acting master.
Lieut.. +. 8. Haggerty, to steamer Mississippi.
Passed Midshipman J. N. Briceland, to hydro
graphical office.
Passed Midshipman J. F. Stenson, detached from
photographed Office, and waiting orders.
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HoNoRS TO THE MEMORY OF GENERAL
JACKSON.

The committee Of arrangements appointed by the
citizens Of Washington for the purpose Of devsing
suitable measures for paying appropriate honors to
the memory of General Andrew jackson, late ex-
President Of the United States, have set apart FRI
day, the 9th instant for that purpose, and respect-
fully report the following
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-06-25

WORTHINGTON G. SNETHEN,
COUNSELLOR AT Law,
WASHINGTON CRY, u. Y.
Office on Missouri avenue, between Sd and ~ stree
Oct. 25-1yh
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APPoINTMENTs BIZ THE PRESIDENT

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM n. FaIEsD, as deputy postmaster at
Petersburg, Virginia, in the place Of John Mnge,
JOSEPH M Dorr, as deputy postmaster at Og-
densburg, New York, from the 10th of July next,
when the commission OF the present incumbent will
expire.
WnrAcRE o'NEAL, as deputy postmaster at Steu-
benvile, Ohio, from the 29th instant when the COM
mission Of the present incumbent will expire.
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TRANSLATION FROM THE DANISH.

NoTIcE TO MARINERs-Notice is hereby given that the
buoy the middlemost wreck of the middle Ground
the color OF which has been halt black and half white
will now be painted green like that which lies the
wreck OF the shpofwar nfodsetten; and furthermore
that the seamars shall be laid in these parts
this spring three additional green huoys similar the
above mentioned, win be laid down. viz: buoy OF the
wreck Of stykpram, in the Hollanierdyk in u thoms
waters one buoy of the wrecks of merchant vessels in
the skudeiob in fathoms water buoy off the styk
pram, outside the subben sand, in o. fahonis water
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-06-25

BY THIS EVENINGS SOUTHERN MAIL
INTERESTING FROM TEXAS VIA NEW
ORLEANS.
We have received New Orleans papers of the
18th instant, which contain some important accounts
from Texas. We give the most interesting particu-
lars at once.
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DEPARTMENT OF Starr,

Washington, 25th June, ls45
The following notice, recently published by the
Danish government, respecting certain buoys which
have been laid down in the channel Of the Grounds,
for the better protection of vessels navigating those
waters, has been communicated by the charge
d'afiares of the United States at Copenhagen, and
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at the Franklin engine-house, Tuesday evening.
June "a, Robert Goldman, vice president, in the
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-06-25
From the New Orleans Jeiiersonian Republican
TEXAS,

BY the New York which arrived from Galveston yeseT
day in possession Of Texas papers to the 4th in
slant The Civilian Of that date contains the follow I'M
proclamation by President Jones;
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PROCESSION ON THE Grin INSTANT.
DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION.

~ Other District papers will please copy.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-06-26
For Tie Esanspille Journal.

Lines to a Young Lady in Evansville.
Springs gentle showers agaiR awake
New charms for every one but me,
No more can l its joys partake,
My soul is captive held by thee.
/ saw thee in the house of prayer
Thy beauteous form-thy earnest eye,
Thou seemed'st a seraph. lingering there
To lure Us to thy native sky.
! saw thee in the magic dance,
Unheeded passed all others by,
Thy airy step-thy laughing glance,
They sealed my soul's captivity
An! conld l hope one thought of me
Within thy gentle breast would dwell,
Once more my lot might happy be,
Whose present sorrows hone can tell.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-06-26
TERMS OF THE JOURNAL:

Subscription price $500 per annum in ad-
vance, $500 at the end ofthe year.
ADVERTISING TERMS
One square, ~ lines) three insertions Sl,OO
Each additional insertion %,
A reduction of 90 per cent will be made
from the above terms when the amount adj
Vertised exceeds ten squares.
Mr.. v. q. PALMER'S
Newspaper Subscription and Advertising
Agency Office
Real Estate and Coal Office, No. 50 Pine
street, Philadelphia.
The Coal Office, No, 100 Nassau street,
Tribune Buildings New York.
S. E. corner of Baltimore ard Calvert SIS,
Baltimore.
No. Is State street, Boston.
Is our authorized Agent for receiving sub
sciiptions, Advertisements, &c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-28

TT ia respectfully announced that the Olympic Are- 1 Ra dNd NsO York Circus will be onened in Mobile, on ihe PUBLIC SQUARE, for a short season, on Wednesday, December 3, 1a45.
 The interior of the large Pavilion under which the exhibitions gwen, will be arranged in Il superb and splendid manner, and brilliantly illuminated with gas.
 The Equestrian Corps ia couposed Of the follow ing distinguished artsis, viz-Messrs. Wa,erm an, Madigan, Shay, Stone, Claveau, Kelly, Rusles. Rachelor, Moore, Durand, Blake, Backwood, Gra- ven and Master Msllory, and litle Miss Madigan.
 Equestrian Manager. MT WATFRHAN.
 Clown JOE CLAVEAO
 Master of the Ring. g............J.S SHAY
 Engagements have been effected with number of the celebrated performers of the northern cities, who are now their way south, and will soon ar- rive. Among them are Mir and Mrs Nickson, Mas ter Nickson, and Mr. Gardner and family.
 Doors ~ill open at 6h o'cIock-Performance to commence at o'clock.
 Admission to bnxes Soc. Pit 25c.
 Children half price tn boxes. Servants 25 cents.
 0y- In making the above announcements, the un- dersigned with pleasure embrace the opportunity which offered of expressing their gratitude and re- turning their sincere thanks the citizens of Mobile for the Hgndt favor with which their establishment has been receved on former occasions. and which has impelled them to rednuble exei,ions, in order 10 merit and secure renewal of the libera and ge- nerous patronage which has heretofore been bestow- ed on ihem while in this city.
 nov28 HOWES MABlE.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-28
BY s. I. & |. |. JONES.
 IIlAIL L.Ai

THIS DAY. at g o'clock, at our grocery sale, roem, will be sold general assortment of Groce ries, consisting oc
 Sugar in hhds, sugar cured Hams
 Havana and American Segars, French Brandy Tobacco of various brands, Gin and Rum in bbl, Brandy in quarter, half and eighth casks Goshen Butter aud Cheese, Lemon Syrup
 Cordials, Madeira and Port Wine m | casks Sperm and Wax Candies, Sweet Oil
 Mononganela and Reciifed Whiskey
 Gnnpowder. Imperial and Young Tyson Tea 100 nests Pai's and Coolers
 100 boxes Soap, various brands
 Sperm and Whale Oil, 75 kegs new Leaf Larc Champagne Cider m boxes, Scotch Ale in do 100 sacks Bran and Shorts
 Kentucky Bagging and Rope, etc. After which. in Dry Goods Sales Room, will be ot fered very handsohe assortment of fall and winteI Dry Goods and Clothing, Hats, Caps. Brogans Boots, etc.
 On SATURDAY, 29th instant, will be sold for sccsunt of whom il may concern. al 'OA o'clock 24 pieces Bagsing.
 On TUESDAY, December End. al l2 o'clock, on Government street wharf
 A lot of Sails and Bedding. Forms cash.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-28
SIjERIFFiS SALE

WILL be sold for cash in front of the Cosr
 w House door of Mobile county, on Monday. the, 4th ,.Ay o May, lsi6, between the hours of II O. clock AM. and 1 o'clock PM. of said day, one dark Mula,io Negro Man called MARTIN, aged about B years feet inches high, and says that he belongs 10 George Relfarro, who resides about 150 miles above New Orleans, and State of Louisiana. Said negro man Martin hayInQ been committed to the jail of Mobile county, Alabama. as n runaway slave, by Josiah Wilkins, Esq, justice oflhe peace of Mo- bile county on tho Path day of September, ls46, and his owner or owners havIng failed to orHard prove property, ray charges and tuke him away. ha therefore will be sold in compliance with the statute m such made and provided 10 pay ,ail fees.
 ocl2S 223 (. BANCROFT, SherifM c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-28

The sale to ronklenee at IF n'cUck AM. The title believed 10 be uRQueri onae-hul on tuch ti- d.. made 10 the purchaser as he Bank has as pros yded bv law. Terms cash By order of he Board.
 nov20 PAP HENRY 3 HOLCoMBE, Cashier. M NOTICE-TRUST SALE--In pursuance of lhe powets in deed of trust dated sixth March last, made b, Polemy T Ha,rIs, ;o ,he undersigned for lhe purpose of securing Jepha V. Harris, and Vim. w. Clayton, upon iher endorsement up1n ihee notes, two for thousand each. and one for six thousand dollars one of ahich wss due in June asi and the other will be dne in December next, which deed has been recorded in Clarke ani Washington countes will ihe sixth da, of Ocean her Et, the city of Mobile. sell for cash ihe following slaves of the sud Harris, specified in the said deed. io wt: Muses, Cherry, iack Butcher, Rhoda, Derry, Mary, and her children; Ennis, Mary, Ann, and childi Agnes. Nathan, Frances, and her children; Bar bara. EsIeie, Jim, AngeIinS, and four chiidreB; Margaret. Mitchell, Jim and child Less. Pris. cilla, and five children; Julia, Albert. Victoria, Or chrua and child Ben, Fanny, PsseS Eli, Nelly. Milly, Elixs, Dick, Louisa, Julia, Moses, Elias, Cato, Robert, Dicy, Bedney, Sally and her five chil- drenj Clancy, CornelA, Edmund, Anliouie, and oaa child; Nancy, Sarah, Mary, Elisha, Lydia, and child; Will, Joe, Louisa, Celia. and four children; Washington, LauIs Joe, Franklin.
 The slaves now in the possession of the uades- signed .Snd be seen the plantation of Judge liar. ris. in Washington county. They are d likely parcel of slaves, have been accimated und the sale will be absolute and title uBqueslioned.
 HENRY B. HOLCOMBE.
 GEO. c. HENRY.
 novl 22TKmo
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ObO' Us I1EstNNTs novl 227Kmo
SHERIFF'S SALE

oF1EHfFF T D DATEs
 WILL be sold for cash in front of the Court w House door of Mobile county, on Monday, tho 25ih day of May, 1846, between tue hours of II o. clock A M. aud o'clock PM. of said day, runaway negro man called WILLIAM, aged about 90 years. and says tha, he belongs 10 John Mitchell, of Madi son county, Staie of Mississippi. Said negro William having been committed to the jail ol Mobile county, on the 10th dry of October, lsI5. by Alvin Wea,herby, Esq., justice of the peace ol Mobile oounty, as runaway Fla,e, md his owner having failed after dae notice has been given, 10 come for- ward, prove property, pay charges and take him away, he therefore ia 10 be sold compliance of tho statute in such made and provided to pay jail fees.
 novlt 2s7tds C. BANCROFT, Sheriff NJ. c.
 oS- The Montgomery Advertiser, State Flag aDd Journal tTascalonsa,) and Huntsville Democrat will please copy till day of sale. C E.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-28
SIIE EnIINE,G GAl Is

SHERTFF'S SALE.
 :" ILL be sold for cash front of the Court day, the 2nd day of February. ls46, between the hours of sale of said day, negro man called PH- TER, copper color, aged 45 or 50 years. ieet 6 nches high. Whh two his forehead, and says he belongs to Thomas Williams of Taladega county, Alabama. Said negro man Peter having Alabama, as 9 runaway slave, by W. Chapman, a justice O the peace of said county, the 2ls of June. i8iS, and his oH or owners having failed to come forward, prove property, pay charges and take him away, he therefore will be Fold in compli- ance with the statute in such made and proyid- ed topay jail fees.
 novl0 233ms w.P. SPINKS, Sheriff ". c.
 O. The Flag and Journal, Tuscaloosa; Hunts- vile Democrat and Montgomery Advertiser will please copy and send bill 10 me. W. P. s.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-28
RNGIIsH SCHOOL.

BARTON ACADEMY-BASEMEHTS STORY.
 VTHIS SCHOOL will be opened on 'he 2Oth inst, \ under the charge fE. E. BoIETos, 4. B.. an efficient and experienced teacher. K ading. Spell ling, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography and English Grammar will be faithfully taught. IT. lion for boys under eight years, $2; over eight, ss per month.- No pupil will he received for \ sho ter term than two mon,hs. The tuition for that time will be re- ouired, invariably. in advance. The school will be under the general supervision of tue subscriber.
 oc,ll ll2 D. r. MERRILL.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-28
PUBLIC SALES.
DY EDWARD R. GALE.


 DY EDWARD B. GALE. VIII be sod in front oi ths naasisn House. at l2 o'clock on MONDAY, the lst day oi December next, in lhe hishe q bidder for cssii--- 1IG 3lsres Firmaa's Insurance Goa Stock. or much theieoi Il. nsy ba nscssaarV 10 pr0dBoe The snn of Ds. .46s 2S, sad aud expenses sf sale
 Ii will be offered is lots 4 i've .ai ,sa shares ts
 LINDSAY A FOX. Bh. Au0raevs. BY MARSHALL, ROWE & co.
 AS. HUNTINGTON. Aucsiooeer.
 Catalogss Sa,s FRIDAY, e5st inst nt 10 o'clock. a' sales room -S61 cases Boots, Shoes, Brogaas and Hats, com prisiog-
 2O cases Cowhide Boots. go de kip pes'dds 10 do fine calf sewed do
 do do water proof do, 10 do Polk ds 20 do kip begged Broeans 15 do seal aod mo. do, do oa6 sswe1 Es 90 do prime Rnssett do
 10 do boys kip and seul do DO do youths and cldren's de
 5 do ladies' French kid F. K
 6 do do de lace Shpa 10 do do Mo Lace Boos
 do do kid sprIug hesi Busklas . do morocco webb do
 6 do misses morocco d1
 10 do ladi.s' lasting do
 10 do your,'s Cacks
 5O do black and drab R B Hats The above invoice has been recently received pei ship Wm. Goddard and bark HuTa--have ail been manufactured during ihe ast summer and in quality and mAlerIal and good workmanship is not surpass- ed by any Iot on sale. The trade and consumers wll find the opportunity favorable for satisfactory puT- ch ses. Terms At lime of sale Catalogues wil be furnished previous 10 the sale.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-28
MRS. GEORGE,s


 No. 86 Government-srees. VENHE PRINCIPAL, with grateful thanks for the \ liberal patronage she has been favored with, takes pleasure in announcing 10 the public the prea- snt advantages which this Institution holds out to those who wish to pursue thorough course of in- structIon. MR. NoeMAs PINsEY, who has long been engaged in tcs ching in this city, and from his success has increased confidence in his method of imparting knowledge, wlgiye instruction in the En- elish language German and Spanish will he taught by able professors under the direction of MT. P. Madam KovALEsKi. recently from Europe. la dy of distinguished ability, has been engaged teach Vocal and Instrumental Music.
 French is the language of Mrs. G's family. and is practieed during meal hours hours of tuition. and out of school, as much as circumstances permit. The discipline of ihe school is mild, bat at the same time firm and strict
 Condi Hons. For instruction in the Fren and English languages , S5 S6 S7 and $5 DOT months Vocal and Music, first class slo month Infant :" 96 " Board varying from S to si2 per r1outh. Each boarder to fu aish bed, bedding, towels, sill yer goblet, etc. etc.
 Parents and guardians who do not reside in Mo bie arc expected to appoint an Agent in the city who will bs responsible for all dues. Terms payable monthly in advanee.
 p.<.-
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-28

MR. HILLS ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LA MI DIES, will reopen in the basement story ot the Jackson street Church, between St. Michael and St. Louis streets, on MONDAY, tho 2Oth of Octo- her. The course of study will embrace . thorough practical educalion as also the different branches oi ornamental study. The number of pupils will be limited to ss many only the Principal can give personal attention to. No assistants will be employ ed except in the branches Of Music, Drawing, Pa'nt- ing. and Modern Laasuages. These will be taught by tho most approved masters, yet no restriction will be placed on patrons who prefer others.
 Tie terms will be $4, s5. SC and S7 per month payable m advance.
 REFERENCES:
 Hon. John A. Cuthbert, Gen Theo. L. Touinin. g. P. Bullard, E-q., Col. Thos. W Mccoy, F. c. Heard, Esq Geo N. Stewsr@. Isq. B. B. Fontaine, Esq. Daniel N ,..sss, Esq. c. W. Dorrance, Esq. Ricb -. k. Redwood. Esq. Maj. R. Chamberlain. Aphonso SPrasue, Esq.
 oct 16
 Barton Aeademy-Male Department. MR. MERRILL respectfully gives notice lhat he MI will reopen his Scheol the 20th instant, in the secend story of the Academy. Instruction will be given as heretofore, the various branches of thorough English and Classical Educatioa. Tuition S5 and S6 per month, payable in advance. A conn potent teacher of reach will be employed, and pu. pils will be taught te speak, as well as to read and write the language. Charge-s2 per msnih.
 oclll PIP
Mobile register and journal., 1845-11-28
AUA AMERICAN HOTEL RESTAURAT. [rA ESS FORMERLY COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE EaaE
 lHtuated on Erehang ge.sirset, bst,pseR Wot9 and

Comm,rce sirests, Mobile.
 The above we'll known and popular establishment having undergone thorough repairs during the past summer. is now open for the season.
 To planters and hasaess men generally the above establishment is the most convenient of any in the city-being n immediate proximity 10 the wharves and principal thoroug ghfares-and accommodate from 50 to 60 with sleeping spar,mets, and about 150 with board. The eating department is on the Restaurat plan, where they caa get their meals al any hour n the daybesides. the reasonable rates al which board, lodging, &c, can be had, "A reduction of from 10 10 20 per cent from lasi year.
 uJ- The utmost order and cleanliness observed throughout the establishment. The proprietor hopes that with these recommendations and strict attention to business to merit share of patronage
 RATES oF BOARD, &c.
 Board and lodging, single room. per month. .Ss6 % do do two more in N room.. 25 % do do per week. W do do per day. ..........." l 25 Lodging per night. ................' oO Board only, per month. .................. IS % do do per week. ek..................- $ % do do per day.. ........ l 50 Dinnors each. ............... oO ''ssss:s oe.ss s1s% n"1 '''p'' " JAMES j. DYER V COAL-5O casks Red Ash Egg Coal, for family V uss. now landing from schr EvIra and for sale no,21 BEERS & SMITH. 20 8, M'cha.l-s, HERD GRASS AND CLOVER SEED-In l II store and for sale by
 nov2T w. MCCOY & JOHNSON. NRANBERRIES- whole, 10 h.G and 10 qr V bbls, in store and for sale bv
 sov27 THos. P. MILLER oO. K ENTUCKY BLUE GRASS sEED-Ia store no as,ss ss' ''' '''' F. s' W. MCCOY . JOHNSON,