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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-10
LATEST FROM FRANCE.
Herald Special Reports from
Paris and Versailles.
Further Particulars of the Cap
ture Of Issy.
A FEARFUL CANNONADE.
Great Slaughter Of Insurgents
at Neuilly.
ROSSEL GETTING DISGUSTED.
Occupation of Fort Issy by the
Government Troops.
ATTACK ON MONTROUGE.
The General Assault Expected
Last Night.
The General Assault Expected
Last Night.
General Douai to Command the
Assaulting Corps.
1ELEGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


Our special correspondent at Paris sends us
the following despatch -
PARIS, Tuesday Night,
VIA BoULoGNE, May 10-Morning.)
Last night the insurgents became convinced
of the impossibility of holding Fort Issy, and
they consequently began the evacuation Of the
place Immediately and withdrew to Fort
Vanvres to escape the fire of the Versailles
troops.
A FEARFUL CANNoNADE.
The cannonade by the Versailles batteries
has become fearful. An explosion has taken
place in Issy, and at the time of sending this
despatch great fire is raging in Fort Vanvres.
Dufanse, youth of sixteen, who, few days
ago, when the panic-stricken garrison fled, re-
manned in Fort Issy alone, has arrived in Paris
safely.
COMMUNISTS REPULsED.
While the government forces were occupying
Issy the insurgents, who had massed in large
numbers on the west side of the city, at
tempted an attack in the direction Of Neully.
They were moved down by the mitrailleuses
of the government troops. The slaughter was
frightful, and in short space of time the
Communists were in rapid retreat. The can
nonade at Neuilly is quite violent at the pre-
sent moment.
A SERIOUS CHARGE.
General Rossel now refuses the dictator
ship. He accuses the Commune of weakness
and complains of the cowardice of the troops
in Fort Issy. He further says that instead of
fighting the Communist officers do nothing but
talk.
IssY OCCUPIED.
l have just been informed that the Ver-
sailles forces are in actual possession of Issy,
and that the tricolor of France is waving over
the fort.
IMPORTANT EVENTS.
General Cluseret will be tried tonight, and
the destruction of the Column Vendome will
also take place tonight.
An Attack on Monfrouge-A Panic-Fis hting
at Moulin-S n gnct-The Grand Attack Elk.
pectcd.
PARIs-Tuesday Evening.
The Versailles forces made strong attack
on Fort Montrouge this evening. The results
of the attack are yet unknown.
PANIC AMONG THE COMMUNISTS.
The cause of the abandonment of Fort Issy
was panic among the garrison.
FAILURE.
The Versailles troops failed in their attempt
to construct bridge of boats to the Bots de
Boulogne.
FIGHTING AT MoULTN-sAGNET.
The Versaillists made three attempts on
Monday to capture Moulin-Sagnet in each of
which they were repulsed Their losses be-
fore Forts Issy and Vanvres have been heavy.
REvIEw-ExPEoTED GENERAL ATTACK.
There was review of troops tonight in
the Place de la Concorde, previous to their
departure for the field of battle. A general
attack Is expected tonight.
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ST. THOMAS.

Disaster to the American Brig X. $. Hasweli.
ST. THOMAS, May 4, 1871.
The American brig r. 8. Haswell, from Lverp0of
for Cuban port. has arrived dismasted.
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ANEW WILLIAMSBURG FERRY COMPANY.

number Of promnent citizens OF williamsburg
yesterday aud agreed upon OF incorporation for
Peoples Ferry Company Among those who took par. in
the proceedings Messr George H. Fisher Joan hsbe
=. W. kalbncsch Henry Atenbrand, w. Dink aud Anton
vgclius public meeting win be held 10 few days for
egAll,
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Aisnce md Lorraine Incorporated with Ger
many.
BERLIN, May O. 1871.
The Reichstag Is to-day In committee debating the
bill for the incorporation Of Alsace and Lorraine
into the German empire. One article OF the bill,
which grants immediate German citizenship for
the Alsatians and Lorrainers, has already been
adopted.
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HAYTI.

Rebel Kin9loaders Condemned to Death
Government Finances.
HAYTI, April a. 1871.
The ringleaders in the February revolt were con-
demned and executed.
The Legislature Is discussing the paper money
question. Popular opinion the subject IL divided.
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NEW BRUNSWICK VIEW OF THE NEW TREATY.

ST. JOHN, N. b., May 0, 1871.
The fishery provisions OF the treaty OF Washington
are very strongly condemned here. Hopes ara
entertained That they Will not be ratified by tn0
Canadian Parliament.
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TELEGRAM 10 TIVE NEW york HERALD.

The PauaI Guarantee Bill Passes the Italian
Chambers.
FLORENCE, May Q, 1871.
The Italian Chamber OF Deputies has passed the
Papal Guarantee b after agreeing to all the modif-
cations Of the Senate,
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Bntchelor,s Hair Oye.-The Best in tho
world. only perfect dye harmless reliable nstanta-
neous. Factory IL Bond street.
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PARIS REPORTS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

a Barricado Recaptured by the Insurgents.
LONDON, May Q, 1871.
The London Times special despatch from Paris
says the federallsts yesterday recaptured the barr
cade in the Rue Peyronnet. The commandant Of
the Nationals was shot during the fight by cure
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guaranteed by the company to wear the

gold the of acids always retain Its color
and brlnncv No jeweler In America detect the differ
the Milton god and except by weight
The propetors Original Dollar Store the Sole
Agents Of the genuine Milton Gold Jewery and
OF their establishment for the display
articles manufactured from that precious metal.
Each article VIII be sold at 81
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DO Not Let Your Prejudice stand Between
your suffering child relief that will absolutely
10 follow the use OF MRS. wlNSLOW'S SOOTHING. SY-
RUP.
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r r A N G e.
M. Picard Orders a Strict Watch on
the BOnapartistS.
CAPTURE OF FORT ISSY.
Clamart Evacuated by the Govern
ment Troops.
VANvRES IN EXTREMIS.
DOmbIOwski to Assume Command Of tho
Insurgent Forces.
VERSAILLES REPORTS,
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KILOGRAMS TO THE new YORK HERALD
Concentration Of Troops BonapartIsis to be
Strictly Watched.
DOmbIOwski to Assume Command Of thu
Insurgent Forces


Concentration Of Troops BonapartIsis to be
Strictly Watched.
LONDON, May 9, 1871
The London Daily Neos' special despatch from
Versailles reports great concentration Of troops In
Neuily, and says an attack is anticipated.
BoNAPARTIsTs TO BE WATCHED.
circular from M. Picard orders a strict watch to
Be kept upon the movements of the Bonapartisrs.
Capture of Fort Issy-Clamart Evacuated
The Monfretout Bnttcry-A Comp Iete In
vestmeut-General Military OperatiOns-A
Wise Prccaution-0Iisc ella neous Items.
VERSAILLES. May Q. 1871.
Fort Issy has been captured and is now In the pos.
session OF the Versailles forces.
CLAIMANT EVACUATED
CLAIMANT has become SO unhealthy from the pre-
OF many engagements that the Versailles troops have
been obliged 10 evacuate the place.
THE MoNTRAroUT BATTERY.
The battery at Montretout to-day recommended
firing upon the insurgent positions at Point du Jour
and elsewhere.
COMPLETE INVESTMENT.
The investment OF Paris from Gennevilllers to
Fort lssy is complete, and q general assault is I'M
mlnent.
GENERAL MILITARY OPERATIONS.
The Versailles army continues its approaches to
Che Bots dc Boulogne.
The gunboat belonging to the Commune has been
disabled.
Fort Vanvres Is In ertrenpis.
WISE PROBATION.
The government relieves from service about Paris
and sends to the departments all soldiers having
relatives ID the capital.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
A Communal decree fixes the price OF bread at
ldfty cents per kilogramme
Colonel Witzel was killed at the capture Of Fort
issy
General Dombrowski Is expected to assume the
CHIEF command Of the troops of the Commune.
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Naval Havana Lottery Of Cuba.-The On.
cai bra wing received No 9,+4 Grew x10,up0. Sold.
oa JOSEPH BATES 4 CO,
Post odnce, box 4.B& No. "a Wall street.
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DEATH or PROFESSOR woOnmAN.

Boston, May Q, 1871.
Professor John 8. Woodman, OF Dartmouth Col
lcge, died at his home In Durham to-day OF con-
sumption.
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DIR. Ayers Laboratory, That Has DOn0
such the Sick issues potent restorer for
the beauty maukndfor the comeiness which advancing
age ia 40 promo diminish and destroy. His VJGOR
mounts locks the bald and pates
an thus lays obligations him for the good looks
as well health of the community.
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Many n Man, Maddened by the Manifold
mseres OF moving day. mutered maiedcons not mild bus
monstrous will venture to How many thing we 70
smashed that day. including hats But what's loss
anohers gain. KNOX, tbs Halter cla Broadway, see
ing tremendous business hats with those whose tiles
ruined moving day. appears hey know whereVN
90 for elegant chApeaus.
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II Is Well to Get Clear Of n Cold tho Rirse
week bu, II much better and safer to rid yourself Of n
the forty eight the proper remedy for the
being Dr. JAYNE's ExPECroRANT. Sold by all druggists
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Dntcher's Dead shot for bed Bugs.-Try
II and sleep In peace
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One Dollar Each.

No Charge to Rheumatics for lsunxan tee to
cure, IN limited quantity-Dr. FlrLERs kdEUAAtW
SYRUP--or money refunded. 81 Johastreei.
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Many n Man, NIaddened

Lobdelps New Mammoth Clothing House
for Boys Ready Made and Custom Prices lowsse
In city. lS0 Broadway, Twenty street.
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Broadway, corner Murray street.
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A.-FOr Stylish and Elegant Hat mt POpu-
lar prices 60 DOUGAN 102 Nassau street, of Ann
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Superior Iroa Stable Fittins.-The Best Work
at lowest priees Catalogues sent 70 applicants The trade
supplied, JAMES klkrkANp 10 and v keAde sArsss~-
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~ Iaharnfnry. lhnt Hn

CIIri.ta dOrO,s UnrivalIed Hair Dye.-SoId
and applied his wig and scalp factory No Aston House,
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svrim,s Panacea Has Been In Use Now
for some fy years Scrofua and kindred Diseases
valuable remedy Ihousands have testified TO cures
e2ccted by IL For sale by all drugaisu
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erOus Yet Just Opinion.

a Generous Yet Just Opinion.
Mondays Telegram, In article upon the press
lions among other papers the GLOBE, and says:-
It has grown IN . few short years into vigorous
snewy young athlete stdng ahead OF tho old horses Of
daily press and Astounding In blood and vitality It
properly wcaned and started out in life with brave pur.
pose and a firm faith.
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COrps. BunInns, Enlarged Joints and Al
D seases OF the Feet by zACHARIE 80 Broadway
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~ o v..e. worth from IS to sl6 per pair have been sfs
, Aha orctors Of the Original Store with positive
,,,,,r u, .s ,be same at One Dollar each. two dol
-. ,.rr.,r rhese vases comprise complete assortment
Of Rpbema Ground Flint, Ruby CHINA, Myes and other
vases All OF DO sold nj the Origna polaf store,
al Broadway under tho Grand Central Hotel Tor ono
Dollar.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ALGERIA.
~~e0~>~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~
TELEGRAM TO The NEW YORK HERALD.
The Insurrecti0n Still Spreading.
LONDON May 0, 1871.
despatch from versailles says the lnsurrection
In Algeria dedes the efforts OF the authorities and is
spreading to oil parts OF the province.
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A,-A.-A.-A.-A.-

A.-As-A.-As-As-As-N
The MILTON GOLD JEwELRY COMPANY, at No. ssg
Broadway opposite Bond street and directly under the
Grand Hotel, have opened magnificent Stock OF
Goods arrived from England by last steamer. 1hs
Ladies' Sets Bracelets and Opera Chains the handsomest
that yet been displayed The Milton Gold Jewery b
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Another Revolution In Venezuela Suppressed
Commercial Regulations with New Grenada.
VENEZUELA, April "a, 1871.
decree has been issued that all merchandise i'm.
ported for New Granada and passing through Vene.
zuela shall pay the regular Venezuela duties
There are rumors of fresh revolts circulating. It
was supposed that an unmportant expedition,
which left Caracas and landed at Coro was attacked
by the government troops and that most OF those
belonging to 1t were captured. The remainder were
dsncraed.
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ton and is subject to so terrible a lombard
ment that it is expected to surrender imme-
diately.
PRISONERS TAKEN.
At the capture of Fort Issy to-day 800 Com
munists were taken prisoners.
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From Utah.

SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. notwithstanding
the grand Jury and officers Of the court have
kept their secrets wonderfully vel 1T is now as
certaine.l that the indictments against Brigham
Young, Mayor Wells and Hosea Stout for
murder We're not found upon the sole testimony
Of Bill Hickman: the so called destroying
angel. 1t is known that on the trial witnesses
will he produced for the prosecution not I'M
nlicatcrl in the charge at all who, it Is said will
tes,uy a!.rut all that Hickman has sworn to,
aul perhaps more.
Tie great topic in mining circles continues
to he the suits of the Eureka Company VS.. the
Aspinwal aud others at Provo. The chief mines
in litigation are the King David and May
Henrietta. Both are very rich If not the rich
est in the territory They are in the tlnlc
mining district.
General Angur left to-day for Washington
to report to President Grant on the situation
in Utah
Large amounts Of silver bullion are being re-
civrd from the Ely district.
The shipments of base bullion and orc are
extremely light :,
The Ogden Press claims on the practical
tests Of Cornwall experts and practical miners
that the tin discoveries at that place are bona
tide and that nothing is exaggerated. It Is
4 fact that Gre from the Ogden lodges has been
crushed in mortar again and again, the rul-
tcrizcd rock melted in crucible and sheets OF
metal brought out which have been cooled on
copper 4! the heat Of the soldering iron suita-
hIc only 10 tin, and the metal has all tho
TEXTURES u,.cI,liar t., tin
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
tDlSpA TCllES TO THE C. EFT IL. !
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON. Nov. ln-Thc news received here
from New York Of the disasters encountered
by the Whaling fleet caused All Immediate heavy
advance in tn: price Of sperm oil III Til: mar
kc;
1t is reported that Mr.. A>hbuTy will he
candidate iur the representation OF brighton
upon tile ncxt Parliamentary VACANCY in that
Durough.
ROME. Nav l0-The STATE apartments III
tho Quirna Palace are in c'lr:c OF rrpara
ton for thu permanent rc>,cmcc I'll Nin@
Victor Emanuel on his approaching arrival a.
the Italian capital
LONDON, Nov l0-Thc navigation OF the
Baltic, is closed for the season in consequence
Of severe fros:s and the rapid formation of lie.
PARIS, Nov lD.-Thers has paid visit to
Military >cllnni ut St. Maur, where h. has VII
messed the examination Of the pupils and az.
ccr.aine,l their proficiency by All inspection OF
their quarters and i review.
The special French mission to Metz has been
withdrawn.
VIENNA, Nov 10. The Emperor Of Austria
has addressed Il highly complimentary letter to
Count Bcu$t thanking him warmly tor his past
services and appointing him for life i nlember
Of TIE Upper Chumbcr OF the RcichSrath.
PARIS, Nov. lO.-Thc bullion in the Bank OF
France has increased $1,000 francs.
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k,rn,l New York.

New YORK, Nov l0.-In accordance with
the writ of habeas corpus the counsel for Jim
Irving appeared this morning and requested
Il uoslponcment of the hearing till afternoon.
II is understood that L. S. Attorney Davis
agreed to lming Irving which will release him
from custody,
The canal steamer Astoria, with cargo OF
cotton and naval stores was burned and sunk,
at her wharf this morning. The origin Of the
fire is unknown. Loss $5,O10. There Is no in
S,llaucc IN the boat.
Yesterday afternoon Charles Swami, ne
phrw ul Governor Swami, Of Maryland, WIS
run over by i; maiI wagon in Exchange, Place
Jersey City. and seriously injured lie was
taken into Taylur'< Hotel and WAS afterwards
removed TO New York.
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From San Francisco.

SAX FRANCISCO, Nov 9.-Judgc Lepucor;
Ia delivered an impressive charge to the grand
Jury ut Los Angeles to-day, urging them to
avoid prejudice and sustain the cause OF law,
order and morality by indctns the perpetrators
Of the recent alrocinl,s massacre of Chlnc*c.
The remains Of the vile and child Of Buck
skin Bill, alias Pyhuru the desperate who
was shot near San Rortler, Lower California,
by the Sheriff of Los Augclos some months
since have been found near tSaulalope rancho.
1t is supposed the woman became Insane and
wandered away and died -. ;.
There is great excitement near |isalIa over
the discovery OF numerous rich gold quarts
ledpes
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.7yf T5O.N SALTS.
Ey Green & Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers.1
1NOMMl SolUN Ei.e SAIL. Ut EhINCE
" STREET PROPEHTI.-Jn cxecuuo4 Of
decree Of III" Circuit Court pf Alexandria co.,
rendered 1T November term, loGs, III the suit Of
Mary King V. John Il. Wooster the under
signed will offer Tor sale, at public auction, on
SATt RDAY. the llth day OF November next,
NJ L.. y cluc.; H. in front of the Mansion House
in the ";ty ii A!rxan,ri:., a LOT OF .GkOC Nd
in the city of Alexandria, with the THREE GSs
STORY BRICK HOUSE thereon, bounded ED
rs fellows: Beginning ~ feet west Of Union st;
and ~ feet 10 inches south OF Prince street and
running. thence north w!th line parallel TO
Union street and binding upon an alley ~ feet
~ inches 10 Prince street thence along Prince
street l. feet inches; thence south parallel to
Union street 1 feet iinchc>, more or less; thence
west parallel with Prince street I6 feet inches,
more or less thence south parallel to Union St.
~ feet inches, u!nrc or less thence west parai-
lei to Prince street feet t inches thence north
parallel with | nion street ) feet ~ inches 70 the
southern extremity ui Il line Of board fence sep
uratng the lot fru,A the line al the lot conveyed
bv John {. Vowel ~ Samuel III. Dcvnughn:
thence along the said board fence and the wood
en- gate cOulIcctrd with il, - feet lncn to the
beginning.
Terms: One third of the purchase money in
cash and the residue in two equal Instruments 1t
six and twelve months from the day OF sale,
with interest; the purchaser 10 give lis bonds
for the deferred instruments, and the title to De
retained unit! the purchase money Is fully PAID
Stamps and rDnveyal!c!HS 1T the cost o. the
purchaser.
S. FERGUSON BEACH.
W ARTHUR TAYLOR
u - =. S,la
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Nv Ln,imer a. CIeary, Auctioncers,

"
Successors to Cooper u Latimer,(
Southwest corner Eleventh st., and Penn. ave.
Washington, ID. &.
POSITIVE 81 LE or TIE EN7IRE
FNOLESALE DEph ii, ", or ;; JD .
THE l. 4RG E.ST ASSIGNMENTS or
UOTSE- FURNLSIiING IND GROCERS
SGPELIES EVER sop ~ U'ASUiNG-
TON, TOGE7IEH WITH Il L1RGE rs
SHOTGENS PISTOLS, yc
NN TUESDAY MORNING, November H.
" lS=l, commencing at 10 uciock at the
wholesale establishment Of Joseph l.. Savage,
esq. on the northwest corner OF ID and Tenth
streets. we shall sell his immense stock of House
fur. :.iling Goods and Groccrs Supplies. We
name in part
100 dozen Brushes, different kinds.
10 dozen Tea Chests, 80 Cheese Safes.
- dozen Cnnl Sitt"rS, fine assortment hf Flour
T. dozen Stable Br""nlS 10 dozen li"rS"
Buckets.
"a dozen Brass and Iron Bound Buckets.
Large assortment of Wooden Sh"vcis and
~ dozen Bowls and Trays, 10 dozen Zirc
Washhoards.
100 dozen Brush Handle:
100 dozen AK Handles.
leo dozen Fruit Baskets
80 gross Liquor FMsks.
100 dozen Coal Holds, all kinds.
80 dozen Sugar Boxes.
loo eroce Lamp ChimncyS.
30 dozen Shovcls, best makers,
80 dozen Scoops best makers.
- dozen SID. and Box Coffee Mill.
so Childrcn's Slrighs.
eco pairs Skates.
Splendid assortment IF t.i;i::cf AMI
Platform Scales.
Large lot OF CAST St''cI.
~ reams Sand Paper.
100 packages Carnage Bolts anl burliv-.
Large lot ii Strap Hinge, AMI Hinge lla,r.
Brass and Tin IMntcrns Dog Muzzlrs.
Large lot 1T Door Locks Of every variety.
~ dozen Small Axes, 10 dozen Hammer.
10 dozen Ra, Traps large stock ~ l!t,kr
t;rndStrnc., all sizes.
Channels Skins and SpunSc-.
10, SUPERIOR Double and Snsl. K,rrrl Hir't
Guns
~ bags Duck Shot, Sc &c.
\. Rive would call the especial ti,n:i"!!
of the trade n we'll ms the public generally, -
this salr ~ the goods are Ill fresh ind si cable.
md will be sold without rcsrrrr. The sal" viii
be continued FROM day-in day until tn" Who'll" i
disposed OF. .,,.,
ys.h: over that amount, n credit e.! thirty ana
sixty days, with approved n.'trS hcarng interest
LATlMEl Y CiEARl. Anc;rS
E.T-The rr,nil business Is still continued III
the old stand jos. l.. S.\N ATE
Washington D. G., rnv lot;
~ BBIS ALBEM AXLE rll'rlN> IT,
GEO. McBUENEl i Sun,
nov 10 l66 and 10 King street.
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Real Estate Agents and Auctlonccrs.
ESlRABLE PROPERTY ON KING ST.
~ FOR SALE.--By virtue of q decree Of tic
Corporation Court, for the city of Al exnndrin,
pronounced at its July term, ISL and Il decree
ut it: October term, 1871 in the suit Of a. Moran
vs. George VIM. Brent 1T as, the undersigned,
as Commissioner, will, by public auction, in
front of Green's Mansion House, III the city of
Alexandria. on SATURDAY, the 18th day, of
November, 1871, at - o clock offer Tor snlc :.
valuable TIIREESTORY BRICK HOUSE -
on the south side Of King street, in the city a$
Of Alexandria, Va, between Fairfax and Royal
streets, now in the possession of a. Moran. be-
ing twenty feet on King street, and running
back south ninety feet.
Terms: One-tcnth ofthe purchase money to
be paid in cash. and tie re-id ne t" he paid, in
three equal instnlmcnt<, payable at six, twelve,
and Gig trrn months, with interest from the day
Of sale; bonds with good security t" b" taken for
the deferred payments, and the title to he re-
tulnrd until they are pad.
GEORGE WIN. BRENT,
oct Dis Commissioner of Sale.