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Imusemtnis.
NIBIOS GARDEN

NIBIO'~ (ARDEN.-No po-ifou-men, Al this
adjustment on account 81 the weather. The Grand
Entrance from Broadway "a The saloon : proircs and
he New saloon hch ventilated ron ~ top and sdes,
De- enclosed moments notice Doors open a. FER
formsnce % commence Tickets - eta Tuesday eve
nng July l5->scond appearance OF Mrs Novau and Nr
Cr.p-rlc performance VII Commence with ne Overture
~ lie Pre- AK Clercsr Aer Which, The Lady u Lyons
Ciarie Me.noiie. Nj Crisp. Pauline Mrs Mowni Aierr
which, The Misses Psrungon and Celeste VIII dance ne
Cachucs yl5
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Boarding.

DpHt UlilH.
BOARD in tie Countrywide subscriber. occupying a
ID very pleasantly situated and rnomy dwelling al Flat
lands CONT ous 10 The Stage Road, surrounded by Shade
Trees j. DESTROYS Of receiving small families or
few single hoarders. Access 20 and from the CITY 0y
s,sg te- sdav-di.iance 81 miles Inquiry may be- made
OF M Mn Wise Jr WaioA Maker No - Eu..ou-sreei,
''0'"' MRS. L c. TAYLOR,
yl54t faainds, opposite Bergers
DOARDIN(..-GentIeIne and their wives, single
ID gentlemen can obtain board, with pleasant rooms a.
No For.yth-sir-et Reference exchanged lyi5 2"-
,ruE LATE RESIDENCE of James Brown, ESQ
/ No gO Leonard T. "a few doors West Of BroadwayJ
having been taken hy an experienced adady and pui in
complete order for tire reception 40 boardrr-, several most
excellent rooms, VIII board ioi staI. ianlrs ana ing
gentlemen. can be- ohhined nl carry appcaAon Aeti"f
The house coufans rotor Baths warm, cold and -lOwer
free 20 boarder troion ei ensuns Tie plrei wafer
and very many oer cont eencrs nor ordinarily Afforded az
ls. e.ehi.i rnen- Good references VIII DE expected
from applicants A. the most unfon1ed "l be o1erei IN
exchange. -lI- ~ e----,
n,,,,,nIS1,--P-s,anI apartments, Win board. Tor
ID gentlemen aad their wives single gentlemen, can be-
had by applying 10 Mr.. r. freeman u ircs street, d.
recily opposite = Johns PARK References exchanged.
DoIRDINc.-MRs j. HAIGHT, No p Barclay.
ID corner Of Peters ace l,airanee q" 81 Pefers Place
has pheasant accom aon- iof ihsirht p9ardsfs oy me
block from The Aslor House Mrs IL has permission 10 re-
fer 70 tie following gentlemen d, ....
r. Halfway, NJ D. No. - Murray street
Harm. Wilson ESQ II Murray street
Alex :. Gould. Esa. lti Nassau street le23 lml.c
lONKDINt..-r'sgo or tsrss single GEM sIaan can be
ID accommodated with board and rooms az 70 Chambers 81
Good reference required. Jels lsu
DLEA>ANT ROOMS TO LET, on the % door,
with board Tor gentleman and lady Apply st7e Cham
ber- u pa door from Broat~ay lel' su
DOtKDINt..-Fgrui-h,-4 Or unfinished Rooms a. r.
ID wIh BOARD IN OF the most Pheasant locations 10
the Civ Apply No. ~ Broadway AZ Tie head OF 30" lng
49, T-,lli.i.rf Rroafers per day jel7 lsiic
A. a., Ma rev geaic-l persons can h. accom-
ID mrt,-.d win BOARD and DESIRABLE ROOMS,
win rooms and closets al Joining on the p and 81 foor-
- 5 N IN Chambers street, aieS doors west OF Broad
xav Tie room. are LARGE and AIRY, and the house i
ri .srrIied with rotor a,er and BATHING ROOM,
., - b,arser. will have without extra charge.
References wen and required. Apply al 81 Chambers
-. S al lsf
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~, DELIGHTFUL EACt nsso
0.z-NnoYn h. Liver Bay. snd On SAMMY hoo

AV-NDo"n M. Liver Bay. and Oh Sandy Hoo
s1nnnznz=ES Iiyrf Afoonng passengers a noe ss" .
lie Ocean. the III GLANDS Of Nel.rsDA ana nr az
aror,,ri,y OF enjoying the healthy aud refreshing
"a sele afer lie q he day Ine nr" snd CON
,Ts ,a,n.S DELAWARE, Captain p. II. smith. on
IiAs aS,rnoon July 10, will leave the foot Of a.
ren.. rect T. r O'Clock Hammond street hsipa.,4
- X r. half pas, o'clock makng he above Ex-
.r.on r,turniog the eiy al halfpsst o'clock Fare
- IN :. hole excursion . cent?. Jyl5 fi-'
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Al Augusta and Hamburg Ga the stock Is l3OSO bales
against 70 55 last year The receipts since si septe
Der are 2l6 81 against 100 sol last year. shipments ~
500 against IN 4O3 At Macon receipts lS52- ship
mcnts 1886; stock 3l67.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The very warm weather seems
10 have checked all disposition 10 buy Flour and the We
~ limited inquiry with the fact that considerable guam
,ty has accumulated in the docks, has produced de
cline Of Al least Gd y Dbl To-day there have been small
sales Gcncsee good brands al 5oi "A So and some al
50 FIR the top OF the market DOT IS as inuch as can
be quoted Other Western l. much unsettled ana sells
according 70 quality NJ 37t IA 50 some fresh flour
made of new southern Wheat. has appeared IN market
and sells to brokers in lots AZ OF Scratched western
i plenty and ranges from 81 70 -. Fine Middl.ns'
>325 G35O Middngs s2.75ds3 ship siufs : 10 30.
New Orleans brands 4jl-the latter Tor fancy
The msrSe, Is very dull Sour Flour = worth about
1928 a 393 IL Southern descriptions we hear 81
only small regular trade AZ Si75dis7t, including &.
Town Brandywlno, Richmond Country, Alexandria sc.
No Rich City here Rye Flour is selling slowly at s.
a325 according TO quality. Jersey Meal 81 3lt small
sales Brandywinc - 56 very liiile dong Bag Meal
: 81 "a for Yellow and lOOalO6 for White Sales
Troy ship Suis At II dl2 Western worth about 10
0l6i OH Meal a0d 94c. Thin Cake J. held NJ sl7.5o.
The supplies are small Al Georgetown market nominal
Al Richmond new Flour sold at s. old Al { 60
Al BALTIMORE wardsircct inactive 81 37,. stock
small and receipts limited The first lot OF ncr - bbs
brouphr a So small sales City Nils al Jlt. lnsPec-
ions of the week 243s bbs AT Cleveland 500 obs Oh
tered a, Is T5-no BUYERS AT - Louis market dull
GOA Is AT Troy market very dull at os; a = o.
..At New-OIlesas ssAl sales st % % :" w Vi''
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VI DrOp-y, Gravel. Inflammation Of The Bladder, and al
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs Dr. g. {. Naughns We.
geiabe LLenirptc Mixture the only certain remedy IN
he class OF complaints IL has been used Tor
wears by the proprietor and has failed afford
relief the fret bottle proving the virtues % the Mixture
lrreafy Suppression, and al diseases incident 10 Fe
ma e. are 81, cess uy treated by this article. As purifier
0fha Blood OF the nrst medicines Of the day For
foil and particular Of the virtues Of this Medicine
ell upOu the Agent Ia this City where Pamphlets may be
obtained gratis, containing certificates 10 which you may
nsce f confidence Then as proof Of the efficacy Of he
Ne cine try one Bottle only, and You will hod that relief
which the proprietor confidently offers. For sale by
WIN. BURGER, ~ and 50 Courland-sL
Nhole-ale sVe
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49, EXCURSION TO SOUTH AMBoY,
EszN and around Staten Island. On Vedne-dsy.
July 10th. he Steamer INDEPENDENTLY
her 81 mp above, remaining al Souih Anho,
sufficient tine Tor bathing VIII leave foot OF Canal street
APP NJ. foot Il Cinton-stre-i, T. R. al Il p ~. th-
wharf het~ Washing ton and Manstrees, Brooklyn, 81
Il ?. NJ and pier No ? y. r. ai3 r. H.
Refreshments provided on board
Fare for Tie Il cur ION 3 cents. jyl5 Ills
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NTOTlCE-The Office for the Of this valuable n-oe'n
Y has been removed from ~ 10 No Cour'isno
r. s. BsgKsAs u :a4 Courtsndstfeet 10 10 'vns 80
-, TO- H. c.outn- -.a-rrbs prirpo6 |ff"p . %
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r.. GO LONG ISLAND RAIL ROAD.
~ and aisf the lAtn July pssssJ -.
will leave Whitehall Ferry q ocicch
NJ for the Boston Train, and passengers for NewPcn
Providence BY he uweekJy line o. the sane hsuh "
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Enthusiastically Reported for The T,lbune

Markets.-Cpefthy hePorted JoT me F'onhe-
MONDAY, July 10.
ASHES-Therc is no change 10 note. and the demand
takes most the good bills offering al - q. and .
for Pots and Pearl. The receipts are moderate. AT
Boston limited sales 4c for Pearls and q al for Pots
AT pittsburg sales Pots at st seorchnss 3c Al
Montreal sales at 2}s for Pots, and PAS for Pearls.
COTTON-Thc irmness Of the market prevents oper'
atoms and have heard of but little done to-day Hold
er are very indsposed 10 sell but iu rates. and
have heard of some lots withdrawn al Saturdays prices
There is little speculative feeling existing. We quote
Qvor.rroNs Ipland 4 Florida. Mobile 4 v. Oris
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- AM Umce 10 nire IN OF neM W All. Tss,
n: suitable for the Brokerage business The advertiser
would object take part vi al Once ell situated
Address L. i. Box 905 Nassausteet Poet Once. stating
.erms &c lyl5t.
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Summer fushlone.
NEW SPRING AND SUM
MEM ANN SPLENDID GOODS

a TIE NFW'lOkk tAsH TNILVKlNU toIAb'
N LlSHMENr lS1 Broadway, hr.- door. teioN ne
srsnkin House The subscribers are now fsseisn. d''o
rom the European Markets III. s-,i and most fssno"she
tyle. OF SPRING GOODS, adap~i tor ceA'in'us "'sf,
,i which they are prepared 10 ifn.h u.sr aud
public, with their Spring Garments al very modriss
,ces Our slock Of Fancy Good. very rich, beng 'e,
d by agents Paris and London markets fof cash
thereby enabling offer the richest and most de>shc
Of every article belonging 10 seneans sfd
ODE at such prices Will the most scepucs has
do and viii furnish customers with iu ar pI'a'
utf al unparalleled LOW PRIC ES-noltsxng our Pslfons
With the necessarily sached ~ the credit boz
,iness Strict punciusiy observed in filing orders No d"
1aton In prices lmlSI j. L. bOOIh w
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nv. MOTTO E. stsiea Islam. ., Ferry " q
II - VA sTxTEN ISLANDER viii leave S.w
Tors every hour, except y. eomne5 t q y
'nul T. ,.. -. -. AS A NJ until n. NJ
BUn sundays the boats W leave every bssf no%
A. ~ UNI ~ ~ 49, - " IVA
alf hour a..
FARE REDUCED no bOSlON
aS1 90 New IL LG Sss, sss g. The new Nd
-, .,..,n., T. p sVrIER Cspt vanderbiIt, viii i-As
~ place OF the steamer Worcester IN " lrs vi
Worcester being whdrawn 70 osy ps as I've
Whis6al y 4 An EHS V Nsvpsn md 5''' 'ss's' '"
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THE COLLECTOR OF NEW YORK.

"Corneius w. Lawrence, Collector of the port OF New
York to take effect the first Of July next in place oil z
r. Van Ness, resigned"
The above is the official announcement by the
Union of Thursday, ofthe appointment of MIR. Law
renee to the relationship of New York, of which
have refrained to speak while it remained mat.
ter of rumor only. We presume the resignation
of Mr.. Van Ness would have made the appointment
of any democrat his successor acceptable to the
democracy Of the State. Mr.. Lawrence, therefore,
lis fortunate in the opportuneness of his appointment
but he is besides citizen Of integrity and great per-
sonal WORTH and his selection will be very satsiac-
tory to, and popular with the mercantile and mon
eyed interests of New York city. That the admin
stration Of the trust reposed in him will be con-
Quoted with ability and integrity, one will doubt
In political point of view, the appointment is un-
doubtedy the most unexceptionabe that could have
been made from the conservative ranks.
Albany Atlas.
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EDITORS coRREspoNpENcE.
[From our regular correspondent
New YoRk. June I6. l2AI

New YoRK, June l6, lS45
We have had two arrivals from China, bringing
dates as late as the 18th of March; but the papers
received are said to contain little news of interest
Trade represented dull, except for gray cot
ton cloth and yarn.
The announcement Of General Jaeksons death reach
led his city yesterday qiernoo and produced The deep
lest feelings Of regret among thousands Of people The
flags the shipping in port and at all the places
|of public resort, Immediately hoised at half
mast, the news spread by extra newspapers over
1.-THE city like electric shock. No doubt arrange
|ments vii! be speedily made to commemorate his
death, and to express the of the people for
THE fall Of great patriot by every kind of suita-
|be demonstration.
II is seldom in the annals Of history that such men
las Gen. Jackson rise up and stand out so promi-
|nently from the mass Of mankind. Whatever else
|may be thought of him, his devoted love of coun-
TRY, his integrity Of purpose, his Christian purity
land benevolence can never be questioned by any
lone.
l have no general news of importance to note.
Trade and stocks are dull without material change
i'm either since my last. Indeed, we have no change
TO expect till the arrival of the news by the Boston
land Liverpool steamer, which is now daily looked
|for.
must make my letter briefto-day, as am about
getting ready for trip to the fr West," and when
you hear from me again, it will be en- route towards
sunset.
Yours, very truly and respectfully,
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APPoINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT OF
THE UNITED STATES

The following appointments have been made by
the President to fill vacancies occurring by the ex-
praon of the term of service Of the present incu-
bents. The term of these officers is limited by law
TO four years.
twill be remembered that, four years ago, during
the extra session of Congress, (of l64 hundreds OF
democrats who were honest ard faithful public Off
|cers were remoped-ther only offence being their at
tachmentto the tenets and principles Of the republican
1party-and their places were filled by wings, many Of
whom were violent partisans of the then dominant
party The President has not chosen to remove the
1whgs who we're thus appointed by prescribing DEM
1ocrats but has permitted them to serve out the full
term for which they were appointed. These commits
Isions are now expiring; and they do so, it be-
comes the duty of the President to fill the vacancies
las they occur. In performing this duty, it is but
justice to the democratic party that honest and COM
petent democrats should be appointed to these of
|fces, from which democrats were unceremo-
|niously ousted to make room for wings in lS4l.
Many other vacancies, it is understood, will occur
shortly which it will be the duty of the President to
ILL.,
As these appointments will occupy prominent
place in our columns, we have deemed It proper to-
accompany them with the statement that they are
appointments made, not in consequence of the re-
moval Of the late incumbents, but to fill vacancies
(which have been created by law. The dispensation
fthe executive patronage is one of the most deli
|cate difficult, and irksome duties under the govern
|ment. The President is sensible that he must dis
charge his duties firmly, however painfully it may
Operate in particular cases.
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By the TelegropA--fhss epening.
AT THE EXCHANGE, BAL
TIMORE CITY

In accordance with call from his honor, Mayor
Davies, large number Of patriotic citizens con-
'yened at the Exchange this day, at IL o'clock, to
adopt proper measures 10 testify their respect for
THE memory Of the patriot, citizen, and soldier,
ANDREW JACKSON.
We have no time TO give the remarks, but con-
fine ourselves the regular proceedings OF the meet
|lng, which was organized by appointing his honor
Mayor Davies, chairman, &c.
John Nelson arose and offered the following reso-
luton, prefaeed with some beautiful and appropri-
|aie remarks, and which had powerful effect upon
1.-THE auditory. vi
The citizens Of Baltimore have received the painful
Intelligence Of the death of the patriot
ANDREW JAcKsos; and being desirous, in common
with their fellowcountrymen in every part of this
widespread coniederaey, of esfying their admira-
tion Of his character and their respect for his men,
|ory, do, in town-meeting assembled,
ReseIrs, That they deeply penetrated with sense
the loss the country has sustained by the death
avoe the llusirous captain the tried Statesman. and
the whole-soued American
ResoIred fasy That the chairman Of this meeting
committee OF hundred citizens whose
duty shall be to cooperate with such COMMITTEES may
be appointed by the city council and authorities in all sua
bile arrangements for appropriate public manifestation O
The respect BY Baltimore for the memory Of thu
deceased.
His honor the Mayor stated that he would com
|py with the last resolution, and publish the names
|of the committee ON Saturday next
Adjourned.
Assist. Sup Of Elec Mag. Tel.
WAsHiseroS, June 10, lS45.
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o F F ICI A L.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
(rniliflprcinI


Commercial agent.
DAVID MAR, of New Jersey, to be commercial
agent at the island Of ST. Thomas, in the West In
dies
Cusiom-house officers.
RYsAP RAwLs, collector at Edenton, North Caro-
lima, vice Thomas J. Charlton, whose commission
Twill expire July LIST, l645.
MURRAY WHALLoN, collector of the customs at
|Presqu'isle, Pennsylvania, vice Charles w. Kelso,
whose commission will expire July 10th, 1916.
ALcEE LABRANcHE, naval officer at New Orleans,
Louisiana, vice Martin Durable, whose commission
will expire July LIST, l845
Land officers.
AARON SNYDER, receiver of public moneys at
Jackson, Missouri, vice Ralph Guild, whose COM
mission will expire July LIST, 1S45.
AMI L. WHEELER, receiver of public moneys
lat Winamac, Indiana, vice jeremiah Grover, whose
will expire July 9Th, 1S4s.
JOHN F. READ, register of the land Office at JEFF
Jacksonville, Indiana, vice James Scott, whose COM
mission will expire July LIST, lS45.
ALEXANDER J. IRWIN, receiver of public moneys
lat Green Bay, Wisconsin, vice Stoddard Judd,
whose commission will expire July 1st, lS45.
PHILIP E. ENGLE, receiver of public moneys, a,
|Crawfordsvile, Indiana, vice John Beard, whose
commission viii expire July lst, ls45.
NAVY DErARTMENT-onpr
JUNE Is.
Passed Midshipman EDwARD C. ANDERSON to
THE coast survey.
Midshipman SoMERviLLE NICHOLSON TO the coast
Survey.
Passed Midshipman s. BENT detached from coast
Survey, and leave three months
Lieutenant w. Fl. BALL to special duty under
Lieutenant j. M. GiLLIss.
Acting Carpenter MATTHEW Dom appointed.
Lieutenant HI. C. FLAGG furlough one year.
Master john ROBINSON detached from navy yard
lat Boston, and leave three months.
Commander w. F. SHIELDS to command of the
Marion.
PurserP. WHITE to the Marion.
JUNE 49,
First assistant engineer detached from navy yard
lat Norfolk, and furough till further orders.
Chief Engineer WIN. p. WILLIAMSON to navy
|yard at Norfolk.
/ Master FREDERICK w. MooREs to the navy yard
lat Boston.
Mldshipman ApNER READ to the sloop John
Adams.
Midshipman JOHN R. HrNsoN to the sloop John
Adams
Midshipman J. T. BARRAuD to the sloop John
Adams.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE FIRM AS HER OWN
GRANITE HILLS

The LAND PLUMBER sPURNED AGAIN.-lt will bt
|seen by the proceedings of the House, June ID
that the land plumber has again been rejected by the
House of Representatives.
The judiciary committee, TO whom had been re-
ferred the petition of Sumner Putnam and others
praying for law providing for the reception of the
proceeds of the sales of the public lands allotted to
New Hampshire by the coonskin Congress, report
led the following resolution
Rsolrsd That the further consideration of said petition
be indefinitely postponed"
The resolution was adopted on division of thu
House by 112 in the affirmative, to 70 in the mega
|tive-34 majority. 1t will be observed that thu
House was not full at the time the vote was taken
otherwise, the majority would have been mucl
larger Concord Patriot, June l6.
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CoMMopoRE SrocKroN.--lt may be recolected
that this officer recently sailed with the fleet from
Galveston, on a cruise down the Gulf, intending to
look in at Brazos, Santiago, Corpus Christi, and
|other ports in that vicinity. The cause of his sud
|den return to Galveston was the illness of Mr..
|WicklifIe, who was on board of the Princeton at
1.-The time, and who suffered so severely from sick
mess that it was necessary to land him at Veasco.
We learn by passengers on the New York that the
Health of Mr.. Wckliffe had become perfectly re-
stored; but we can gather no information as to the
future destination Of the squadron.-.aier. Gas.
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GENERAL JACKsoN's LAST LETTERING under
stand that General Jacksons last letter was written
Ito President Polk on Friday, the 9th instant; and
THAT il WINS in relation TO our foreign affairs. The
last time he signed his was Saturday even
ling, the It'll instant The Hon. Thomas f. Mar
shall had written to inquire into the situation of his
Health. The letterwas answered by his son, An
drew Jackson, jr. and ranked by Andrew Jackson.
That frank was his last sgpaire-.Nashriiie Union.
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nseThe New York correspondent of the Rich
mond Wing, who gives another version of the
!"organ" story, is utterly unworthy of further no.
!tice His last statement is as false the first The
wing press ought to be more careful, for its own
credits sake, in publishing such gratultous and ex-
Itravagant misrepresentation from its correspond
tents.
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BIZ II. Green, .auciioneer.

VERY FINE HOUSEHOLD AND KITCH-
Y EN- FURNITURE AT AUCTION.--on
Thursday, the 26th inst, shall SELL at 10 o'clock,
a. M, at the residence OF Lieut. Ward, on the cor
ner of 18th and III streets his household and kit
chen furniture, which is well kept, and of the best
quality enumerate, in part--
Nah ogany sdeboard dressing and other bureaus
Do. dining, breakfast, card, and centre ta-
bles
Do. parlor, arm, and hair-seat chairs
Do. marbe-top wash and dressing stands
Do. French bedsteads and wardrobes
Do. sofa, ottomaDs, and junction chairs
Feather beds and bedding
Hair and shuck mattresses
French-post bedsteads and toilet sets
Andirons, shovels, tongs, and tenders
Cane and wood-seat chairs, pine tables, &c.
Mantcl and kitchen clocks
Astral, solar, and other lamps
Plated fruit baskets, ivoryhandle knives and forks
Full set Chinese waters, girandoes, &c.
Brussels, Ingram and Venetian carpets
China, glass, and crockery ware
t. ALSO,
A good lot of,ki,chen utensils, among which is
lot of block-tin dish-covers.
Terms: All sums of and under s25, cash; all sums
aver Sos credit Of 60 and 90 days. for notes sats-
A. GREEN,
June l9-dts Auctioneer.
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Hs-Israel L. James, C. w. James, II. M. Lew
ia S. II. Stevenson, J. F. Johnson, ]. II. Steven
son. w. A. Pierce, James Pierce, James X. Whip
ME, w. H. Weld, o. II. P. Stem, b. b. Hussey
John B. Weld, Jos. Hammitt, and r. A. Henry
are authorized to receive new subscribers, and make
collections for the "Union."
ns=Robert ID. Johnson, of Cohesion, is authorized
TO receive subscriptions to the "Union, in Texas
We are requested to say the same gentlemen are
.,,borized TO make collections for the "Globe."
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sropyTARy OF WAR.-The New York Sun says:
lC,oyernor Marcy has arrived in town; and we learn
viii IN person, examine all the Notifications and de-
fences Of the city, and place them in the best and
most safe condition He is well acquainted with the
importance Of protecting New York in case of any
outbreak and will devote all his attention and ener-
|gies in placing the city in safe position