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FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE BURNING OF
THE G.oUTsIANA.-The Galveston Civilian brings
US a corrected list of the lost and missing by the
burning of the steamer Louisiana. The name OF
w. p. Dixon, Of Alexandria, Va, is set down
with the "missing and certainly lost" Mr..
Dixon was a son of Turner Dixon, ESQ. b, of AIe.-
andria. Mr.. Abraham Smyth, a young man also
from Alexandria, who was travelling with Mfr
Dixon, was saved, and has arrived at New Or
leans. The remains OF Col. Bainbridge. u. =.
Army, one OF the victims, were inferred al GAL
weston, with imposing ceremonies, in which the
Masons, military and about twelve hundred citi-
zens participated. At last accounts ten bodies
bad been recovered, and thirty-three Others, in
ending nine seamen and nine slaves, were missing
and certainly lost. Out OF 104 souls on board,
more than half IL is said are vet TO be accounted
for. Those saved escaped with only their clothing
lin fact several were half naked
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THr RrvrR.-The repair. on the I.ono Ride.

ThE hrvHR.-The repairs on the Long Bridge
nave been actively entered upon Yesterday the
contractor for the necessary pile-driyinp-Mr-
bradshaw, Of Alexandria--came on the grovnd
Win MS steam pile-driver He is to furnish the
piles and drive them for 81 600 The people
aoout the southern portion Of the city are deeply
interested In these repairs, as many Of them who
nave business intercourse with the people on the
virginia shore are necessarily put to great incon-
venience, under present circumstances by hav-
ing to cross the river in boats - u 4
The business about the wharves is very lively
large number Of vessels are unloading coal and
stone. 80
Mr.. Donaldson, at Gait 4 Young's wharf. IS
hauling, from the hold Of a schooner, blocks Of
stone weighing from four to five tons, with sin.
gle horse
The masters Of coal and other craft eomnlain
that they are losing money on every trip to the
District cities, In consequence of being compelled
to make return trips without freight. They say
that the Philadelphia dealers represent 10 them
that the repairs on the fifth dam OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal are completed or nearly so: per
suading them to take freights to the p etoinac
cities, with the belief that they can easily obtain
return freights Of Cumberland coal
The river is full Of long boats, which are con-
stanuy passing through the eastern drawer Of the
bridge, bound up the city canal.
There Is great complaint made by people living
along the river shores Of the arrival among them
OF noatlng dead hogs, from the river above These
hogs die OF the Cincinnati disease at the dstilery
above Georgetown, and are dumped into the river.
when the current brings them down opposite
our city, where they are driven ashore to decay
and breed pestilence. This nuisance should be
promptly abolished.
At Riley's wharfarrived schooner Adam Clark
Captain Beauchamp from all along shore, with
wood for Washington market At same wharf
schooner Charles Kent, Captain McNeal from
Baltimore, with lumber, part consignment to =
Edmonston.
The Expert schooner which lay out in the
stream yesterday, with coal for Rochat & Cald-
well hauled upto Riley's wharf this morning
She halls from Great Choptank
The steamer Washington went down to the
| Fort this morning with the Sabbath School chill
dren Of the Capitol Hill Meth'st Episc'l Church.
CENTRE MARKEr.-In consequence Of the heavy
rains the country people who attend our market
had most uncomfortable time during the night
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GEORGETowS, June IL, 1867.

JUSTICE HoLLINGsHEAD.-This gentleman, so
well known in this city and elsewhere through
ont the country in his official capacity as a CON-
missioner, justice Of the peace, &c has removed
his ONCE TO the corner Of Eighth and streets
TWO doors east Of his old place. where he has
taken considerable pains to it up his office in a
manner to enable him to transact business coming
before him with promptness.
THE UNION FESTIVAL opened last night at Odd
Fellows Hall, with wonderful success, notwith-
standing the unfavorable weather The ladies'
have performed wonders in the arrangement Of
the room and Of the articles displayed in IL. To-
night, with pleasant weather, we can imagine
that the assemblage will be something almost
unprecedented in the history Of such entertain
ments
DIssRAcEFUL At an early hour last evening,
several disorderly persons got up fight on the
Avenue, near Ninth street II is said that knives
were drawn in the melee, though we have not
fact that the police were approaching caused a
scampering among the parties, and no arrests
were made. -
GARDINER & PLACE, $50 Twelfth street as will
be seen by our advertising columns, have for sale
some fine, light home made carriages. These
and whatever they undertake to do may be de-
pended upon as OF good workmanship, and exc
cuted at the time promised.
AssAuLr-Archibald Hinshellwood was ar.
rested and appeared yesterday before Justice
Goddard to answer the charge Of assault and bat
terry on his wife. After an examination of the
testimony and few salutary remarks by the JUS
tice, he was dismissed on giving security to keep
the peace.
REAL ESTATE SALK.-Yesterday evening, A.
Green sold at auction in square No. &c. lots 49, 90
81 and -, containing 81 .359H feet to J. III. Nc
Blair at 81 cents per foot-total, 81 1884 ON.
TEA.-We call the attention Of our readers TO
King Burchell's tea circular OF to-day
WATCH RETuRSs.-Again, there were no cases
on the trial docket at the Central guard house
And only three persons in the lodging rooms
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The WEArHER.-Range Of the thermometer

Average height OF the thermometer in the morn
1ngs, from June 5th to 18th, inclusive, GO O6.
New moon Sunday, June 81, between and S
p. m
RsmarkS.-June 4th, cloudywith rain; 5th, rain;
9Th, clouded over at noon, thunder gust with heavy
shower, thunder all afternoon, and lightning to
end, air cooler; 9th, thunder with rain and wind
early morn, thunder showers all the afternoon !;
18th, heavy showers In the morning, Potomac
very muddy. B.
GEORGETOWN, June H. 1857
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Municipal Elections.

BUFFALO, n. Y. June 9.-At the city election
to-day. the entire Democratic ticket was elected
by ,UU majority. r. Lockwood is the MAYO.
elect G ; Pierce, Comptroller, and Z. Thayer,
City Attorney.
Providence, r. l., June 9-The fourth rial
to elect Mayor, to-day, resulted in no choice
Olney, American and Republican, received .sSs;
Francis, Democrat, l74i; scattering, 5lS.
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Lynch LaW i'm Nirninia-

RICHMOND, June IOth.-JeHerson Randolph
who some time since was sent away from Rock
lnSham county, for barn burning and plundering,
returned last Friday. He was seized by the
Vigilance Committee and hung to a tree yester-
day. Jones, his son-in-law, was in custody, and
was TO be hung to-day.
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'('RUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of a deed of
trust from David Jones and wife to me, will ex-
pose to public sale, OH THURSDAY, the 18th day
next fair day fter,l the premises all that
part or parcel of land Wherein the said David Jones
now resides, containing about ninety acres and
which property formerly belonged to the late Doug
lass Eoss. This property is most eligiby situated
Tor boarding estdbs hment or female seminary be
Ing immediately on the Baltimore and WASHINGTON
railroad, distant about hundred yards FROM the
l5ladcnsburg depot. The improvements consist of a
large and commOdious Frame Dwelling, in completes
repair, and every necessary out building. The land
Is admirably adapted to the usual productions the
country, and at an inconsiderabe outlay might be
rendered most productive a greater portion being
hne meadow land. In point of health it will compare
with any situation IN this country, and rarely is it
that property possessing many advantages is Of
Tered for sale. The terms will be liberal, and made
known on the day of sale.
N. C. STEPHEN, Trustee.
may %-Stawts Bladensburg, Md.
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Arrest of Hon. John Wen,vor,b.

CHICAGO, June 9-Hon. John Wentworth
mayor OF the city, was arrested this morning by
the nlted States marshal, charged with having
mail bags in his possession, and was held 10 bail
IN the sum of $500. The mail bags were found
on his premises, but al an examination held ga
the afternoon Mr.. Wentworth was discharged
from custody by Judge Drummond. He decided
that Mr.. Wentworth, in his official capacity or
congressman, received the mail bags, and that
unless special demand was made for them he
had right 10 keep them.
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I'd JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auc,.
BY JAMES C. MCGUIRE, AuctIonoer.

BY JAMES C. MCGUIRE, AuctIoncer
LoTs.-The subscriber will SELL at public sale on
MONDAY, the 18th day Of June, 1857, at 6 O'Clock
p m, on the premises, Lot No. 8, in the subdivision
44 fronting 81 feet 62s aches 9Th street west by
50 feet on ii street south.
The above property is elgibly situated on the Is
land and rapidly enhancing value, and will be sold
as whole or divided into building lots to suit pur-
chasers.
All conveyancing at the expense of the purchas-
ers. CHAS : WAIIACH Attorney
je 9-eod&ds JAS C. McGTJIRE A1ct
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Advance Paw TO Seameu.

boston, June lO.-The meeting of merchants
to-day in relation TO the diScontnuance of the adj
vance wages TO seamen referred the subject to a
committee of ten.
Letters Were read from the Chambers OF Com
merce OF Liverpool and New York, requesting
cooperation i'm the furtherance of the object as a
benefit to seamen as well as to shipping interest
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l0-d JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer

VALUABLE LOTS ON SEVENTH STREET
slant, shall sell. ia front Ofthe premises at 6 o'cl'k
p m, ten beautiful Building Lots. of q by a5 feet
each situate on the west side Of Seventh st. west,
of Lots numbered II, IS and IL, and part of Lot H. In
Square i24 on the plat of the city of Washington.
These Lots run back TO an alley arc i'm q most inn
proving part Of the street. and afford opportunity
for Investment not exceeded By any in ne city.
Terms: One fourth, cash balance I'm SIX twelve
eighteen and twenty four months. for notes hearing
interest payable semI-annually, from day OF sale 4
deed given and a deed of trust iaken.
Title Indsputabe. All conveyanclng at the cost
OF the purchaser
Cd A
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New York .yIarkets,

NEW YORK, June 11.-Flour is firm; sales OF
lOOOO bbls; State S. .50aS6 IS; Ohio S72oas7-7O;
Southern 81 .6OaS7 90
Wheat is buoyant; sales Of 5000 bushels; ~,
Louis white So. Corn Is buoyant; sales OF i2iooJ
bushels; mixed has advanced &c.
Provisions are unchanged.
Whisky closed firm al 81 Hc
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Financial,

NEW YORK, June 1i.-Stochs are dull and low
or Chicago and lock Island y7k; Cumberlan nd
Coal Co Il; Illinois Central shares 1871 do.
bonds 9IK; Michigan southern AN; New York
Genital siK; Penn. Coal Company SlA; Reading
3: Cantons Isk; Virginia 6's 9Os; Missouri 6's
s3X.
Sterling exchange is firm.
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Burning OF a Clock Factorv

New HAVEN, June 9.-The clock factory O. T..
IL. Dunbar, at Bristol, Conn, was burnt down on
saturday night The building and its contents,
including several thousand dollars worth of clocks
and stock, were totally destroyed
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Death of n Millionaire.

HosoKEN, ". J., Junee loom John c ste.
vens died of enlargement of the heart, at his resi-
dence in Iioooken, this afternoon, aged ~ wears
He leaves property TO the amount of several mil.
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By JAS. c. MEG UIRE. Auctloneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOToN nth STREET,
BETWEEN l. ANDM sTREYrs-On M0NDAE
AFTERNOON, June 18th, at Ga O'Clock on the
premises, shall sell Lot No. 5, In DavIdsOn's sub
division of square No 1888, fronting feet inches
on l7th street west, between and NJ streets north,
running hack 1913 feet inch TO 80 feet alley, with a
Is feet alley running back the full depth on the south
side.
Terms: One-fourth cash; tine esidue In 6. l2and IS
months with interest, secured by deed of trust on
the premises.
lie cd JAS, G.. McGTIRE Auc.
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FASHIONS AND FoLLIRs a"
Of Washington Life.
DTdma Of TkrtiliHs Iaterest, Illustrative Of
Metropolitan Life and Society.
By ii. CLAY PREvss. -


r., PERSONS OF THE DRAMA.
Emma Deisney, daughter Of Col. Delaney. true
Capt; Jack Smith. captain and retired politician
Tom. Scott, Capt. Smiths body servant. gentle
man from Africa. rrf ..|.'
Tonawaha, q live Indian chief
Hon. Col. CecIhe, genuine honorable, but bogus
ShaIpsteel, friend of Cecille, w.t. 3D.. .-..
Noall, gentleman who knows all about it,"
John Shaker, unmitigate compound of ras caty.
Bill Sly, tool Of Shaker 8, and always agreeable
Hon. Cen Blame, genuine honorable, bpt bogus
Hon. Col. De Courcey, genuine honorable. but bogus
- colonel = p $50. =
Mrs Singleton. dashing widow, "fair," but neither
Hon. Mrs. Bangs and Daughter, verdant flowers
from the backwOods. ..,
CRITICAL NOTICES.
THE literary merits of your play as picture OF
built of spice and wit and genuine fun. Some of
your points are as keen as Shsridan'S."-Park
Benjamin. ..|.. ...E
amvery much pleased with your play indeed,
and think It will act edpitGlIy.'-JOha E. Queens
:" 1t is a very ably written production" E.
Burton.
Price Is cents bound copies 50 cents. For sale
at Taylor Il Maury's, Joe Shillington's, and hook
sellers generally. Trade supplied at the usual dis
count OF by addressing the Author, of
Richard Roberts. Northern Liberties Bookstore,
81 Seventh street, Washington. je list
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Movements of Gov. Wise

PETERSBURG, June ll.-Gov. Wise arrived here
last evening, and was received by the Old Domiu-
ion Guards. At night, this corps, with the Old
GERS OF the battalion called upon him The gov
ernor made one Of his happiest efforts.
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BALTIMORE, June l1.-Flour steady al 8, az
Wheat is dull; red sl.74asl so; white 81 .Sss
$3.50 for good to prime, and 81 .95as2 for choice
parcels. Corn Is a shade better
Whisky is dull at IS y a37c
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The Tehuantepec Route.

NEW ORLEANS, June l0.-Intelligence has been
received here Of the opening of the Tehuantepee
route. Vessels have arrived at Ventosa bay and
some passengers have reached here on the Chino
Ia road. The bridges will probably be finished
and stages running by tie LIST of October
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctloneer.

JIM o hUCIIOneeT.
SMALL BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON VIR-
- GINA AVENUE NEAR AZ STREET. AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, June 18th, at 5
O'clock In front of the premises shall sell Lot No,
p subdivision of original Lots and 7. in Square ST.
with the improvements, being handsome cottage
style two story Brick House, containing four rooms
with Kitchen. The house is well finished, painted
outside, has handsome side entrance and porch and
picket fence IN front. The house fronts about fl
teen feet and has side lot fronting about the same
This is des rable chance TO secure pleasant res
ldence or to make paying Investment.
Terms: half cash balance in and years.
with interS ST. to be secured by deed Of trust tn
property. Title perfect.
je l0-d JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ RE4t EsTATE.CCBy virtue Of the order and de-
bla for the county of Washington in the matter of
the heirs OF Frederick Mohler, deceased, made on
the 18th day of April, 1857, the undersigned Com
mlssloners will offer for sale at public auction, to
the highest bidder therefor, the premises at six
O'Clock p. IN, on THURSDAY, the 18th instant ali
OF square of ground No. 2s!, with the improve;
Of Square of ground No. I'll, of the Ian of the city
Of washington; for descriptions of which they re-
Ter TO the Proceedings in the said cause.
The conditions of sale One fourth Of the pur-
chase money to be paid at the time of sale, or within
three days thereafter the residue be paid i'm one
two. and three years, with interest from the day of
SALE to be secured to the satisfaction of the omns
soners, or majority of them.
II the terms are not complied with, the property,
at the expiration of three days from the day OF sale
Will be resod at the risk and expense of the pur-
chaser or purchasers.
SAINT. f. DOUGLASS,
&C. CARRINGTON,
THOS. f. LLOYD, -'....
CHAS. WALTER,
THEODORE McGLUE,
A. LLOYD, Attorney. >. Commissioners.
Je lO-d A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auotloneer.

BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.
VERY VALUABLE LOT ON 18th STREET,
v BETWEEN CANAL AND NORTH STREETS, AT
AUcTION.-On thursday AFTERNOON, July
llth, at b clock on the PREMISES shall sell Lot
No. In square 29 fronting So feet ~ inches on 1lth
street west, between Canal and north Streets run
ming back 30 feet 10 inches
Terms One-fourth cash; the balance in 6, u, and
10 months, with interest secured by deed of trust on
the premises.
je sd JAS. C.. MCGUIRE Auct
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New Hampshire Politic,

CONCORD, June l0.-The Democratic State Con-
vention has nominated Asa p. Cate for Governor
on the first ballot. Frederick Vose, Of walpole
was nominated for railroad commissioner Reso-
lutions were passed endorsing the last and ali
previous demobratic administrations; pledging
an earnest support of President Buchanan; sus-
tanning the bred Scott decision, and advocating
the repeal Of the Maine law. The convention Is
full and harmonious
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Baltimore Markets.

BINGHAMPToN, N. Y, June 9.-General Jacob
Norris, prominent citizen Of this place, died
TODAY at noon
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BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. r
I ARGE STOCK OF FANCY GOODS. PER-
- EUMERY, JEwELRy. CIGARS, &C., At AUCTION.
On THURSDAY MORNING, 18th instant, at 10
O'Clock, at the store of Messrs. Ssntag & Brother.
No. $50 Penn. avenue, south side, between 9th and
9TH srees, we will sell their entire stock of Fancy
Goods, Perfumery, yewelry, &C.. viz:
w hlte and colored Hos cry, womens and children's
White and cOlored Half Hose, mems and boy's
Wool and cotton Undershirts and Drawers
Buttons, Tapes, Cords, Needles, Pins
Bralds, RIbands, Tapes. Hooks and Eyes
Pocket, Dressing, Tuck, and fine Combs
Hair-cloth, Tooth and Nail Brushes
Fans, Penumery, and Fancy Soaps
Sewing Cottons, Silk, and Thread
Toys, Vases, China Cups and Saucers
Large stock of Gold and Silver Watches, Jewel
ry,&c -
Beads Purses, Portemonnaies, Cigar Cases
Work Boxes, Satchels, Cabas, &c.
Looking Glasses, Ink, Pens, Stationery, Cigars c.
With many other Goods in the fancy iine
Also, Glass Cases, Measures, Scales, Fixtures,
Shelving, DC.
The trade is invited to the above sale. the whole
stock Will be sold without reserve.
Terms: $40 and under, cash : over that amount a
credit OF 81 and 81 days, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest
je cts WALL & BARNARD. Auct.
IL THE ABOVE SALE WILL BE CON
until the whole stock is disposed of. ii
jen-lt WALL & BARNARD. Auct'r.-
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Cotton Exports-Decrease
Death of GEN. Norris.

NEW ORLEANS, June 9.-The total decrease in
the exports of cotton 10 England this season com
pared with the last is 40, GOO bales and to rance
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Auctloneer.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON 10TH.
BETWEEN q AND FL sTREETs.-On TUESDAY
Ar IEhNOON, June 10th, at 6 O'Clock, on the
premises, shall sell part of Lot No. a. in square
40, haylnsa front on the west side of 10th street
West OIL 70 i tsef between and streets NORTH
Thus Is very beautiful Lot and finely located for
building purposes.
Terms: One third cash the residue i'm 6 and y
months with interest secured by deed of trust on
the premises.
Je l0d JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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The VERY LArHsn

LIVERPOOL, Saturday, p. m.-Breadstuf.
were steady and quiet. Provisions were steady
Cotton quiet estimated sales S. 900 bales
LoNDoN.-Consols yesterday opened weak, and
declined TO SO lll6, but subseq uently rallied and
closed firm. Shares were firm but little was
doinu " "
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VALUABLE FARM AND VERY DESIRA
Bic COUNTRY RESIDENCE NEAI

WASHINGTON FOR SALE..I offer for sale the
tarm dwelling. and out-houses, stock, belonging
20 OF me late Ho9yeT situated in Alex
farm contains about $50 acres. The soil is very pro-
ductlye and In high state of cultivation embracing
an orchard containing every variety fthe best fruit
trees. The dwelling house about AZ feet square,
surrounded with portico 10 feet wide, and contains
large par ors separated by a ten-feet hall, cham
bers, with water in each also kitchen, watercOset,
BATHROOM, all supplied with water from the reser
built without regard to expense and with reference
only to the comfort of the owner. The situation
the most desirable perhaps near Washington, being
within few minutes walk of georgetown, and com.
mandIng the most beautiful view of the cities of
Washington and Georgetown and surrounding coun-
try. IL vii be sold either in whole in part at prI
yate sale but not disposed of before the thirieth
day OF June 1t will be sold at public auction to the
highest bidder, together with all the stock, farming
utensils, furniture, &c.
avenue, opposite Browns Hotel. lie g-6t
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NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of
1tl herr tacias, issued from the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court of the District OF Columbia, for the
County of Washington, and to me directed, I shall
pose To public sale, for cash. in front of the Ware
room OF StanIsaus Murray K Co., on Louisiana ave-
nue. between 9Th and 9TH streets, on FRIDAY, the
18th OF une instant commencing at 10 O'Clock M.
the following goods and chattles, IN part, to wit:
English, Brussels, and Ingram Carpets
French and German glt-frame Mirrors, Pier Tables
Mahogany Bureaus, Wardrobes, Bedsteads
Stoves, Mattresses, Feather Beds aud Bedding
Lamps, Glrandoles. Washstands ma BILE top Tables
Mahogany Plush Chair, Arm ditto
Mahogany Hair and Plush Sofas
Spy Glasses, Thermometers -.-
Saddle, Sldeboards .r.
And large collection of Books; seized and levied
upon as the property of Gilbert /. Thompson. and
VIII he sold to satisfy iIdlcals No lS9, to October
term, 1857 Corcorsn Riggs, use OF Win. A. Brad
ley rS. Gilbert l.. Thompson.
J. ID. HOOVER, Marshal.
ALSO, ON SATURDAY, THE 18TH OF JUNE
instant, at 10 O'Clock a.. m, I shall SELL at the late
residence of Gilbert l.. Thompson, Meridian
HILL, for cash, being the balance of the goods and
chattels levied on to satisfy the above named Judi
Gals No. 49, to October term, 1857, in favor of Cor
coran Riggs, use OF VIM A. Bradley, the follow
ing, IN part, to wit:
Oilcoths, large Cherry Wardrobes
Large Pine Tables, Wagons, Planes, GrIndstones
Bellows. Anvil, lot of old Iron lot of Machinery
One steam GrIst-MIll, with Machinery thereto
belonging
Rakes, lone lot OF turning lathes and fixtures.
J. ID. HOOVER.
Je S-d&ds Marshal for ID. e.