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REMovALe FROM pTgicEf II Is said that re-
movals in The several Departments are to take
place on the first Of the coming month. We
have heard the names Of two or three holdhg
high offices, Who Are, possibly to be displaced.
and who have been in the public employ for
more than the, fourth Of . century. However,
it may all be rumor. 4


SPECULATION is busy as TO who is TO be ap-
pointed Minister to France, in the place Of
Mr.. King, resigned Half adozen have been
named for the mission !; but as they allcannot
fill i at the same time, Twill be better to wait
until the President makes the appointment,
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CoMMIssIoNER or PUBLIo BUILDIEos.
Hon. Andrew Beaumont, we ehave been in.
formed, has been appointed 10 this Office, and
will shortly enter on the performance of his
duties. .gilt,,g, .tl III sE4S ail Ci tsiiW
IfsIMr. Beaumont was formerly a member Of
Congress, and was known as Industrious, and
faithful 10 the people Of The Wilksbarre Dis.
trict, Of Pennsylvania, whom he represented.
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We understand that Captain Goddard has
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left the city on business connected with the
recent arrest, in Cumberland, Of Joseph de
La Fontaine; perhapsao BRING him back 70 the
city. E'IFo 2ai h.if 9i1A ''tl 1's' ,4e1


The stovemerchants seem to be doing bet
ter business than those in other pursuits.


This is easily accountedsfor. W. are nearly
at the threshold Of November, and with The
very name is associated cold weather.


The heavy rain on Tuesday night complete
iy laid the dustin the streets and the Avenue;
and though the wind blew briskly yesterday,
pedestrians could pursue their way with their
eyes open, without a. fear of being blinded by
clouds Of refined dust, usually moving at a
rapid rate in our ihoroughfares. ,t > 9.o'f


!. Mr.. Bogardus, shrewd and business-like
gentleman, attached TO the New York custom
house, has arrived in. the city on important
business connected with the Treasury Depart
ment. 4,f,. #..s. l,gI


Mr.. Curtis, the ex-collector Of the port OF N.