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PLOT TO ASSASSINATE THE POPE.
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Discovery Of Communist Conspiracy to
Murder the Holy Father.
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Great Excitement and Con-
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME, Sunday. June Is, 1871.
A plot to assassinate the Pope has been dis
covered.
The city is greatly excited over the announcement
Crowds congregate near the Vatican commenting
on the conspiracy.
The police, 1t is alleged, have all the proofs in
hand to convict the would-be assassns.
The plot was concocted in Parts. London and
Florence by members OF the International Society.
1t was arranged by the conspirators that one Of
their comrades, to BIO designated by lot, should in.
sinuate himself into the train Of attendants that fol.
lowed the Holy Father during the celebration OF his
jubilee and then carry out his black scheme by
means OF poniard.
The assassination was planned to take place yes.
Jerday.
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Died.

coADY-On Monday, June 10, ABRAHAM CoApY,
In the 54th year OF his age.
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at
haif.past O'Clock, from his late residence, No.
80 East Ffty-fourth street, and from thence 10 Cal
vary Cemetery.
DUoHARDT.-Tn Hudson City, suddenly, on Mon
day, June 10, EVA, wife OF Hieronimus Duchardt,
aged SIS years. s months and 25 days.
Relatives ana friends OF the FAMILY are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from St. Paups
Lutheran church, corner OF Fifteenth street and
Sixth avenue, New York, on Wednesday afternoon.
at half past one O'CLOCK
tFor other Deaths see Ninth rugel
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THE NEW DEPARTURE.

Letter from Chief Justice Chnse to Mr.. VAL
Iandigha m-Congratulations as the New
Departure.
DAYTON June TO- 1871.
The following letter from Chief Justice Chase was
received by the late C. L. vaandigham few days
after the PRONUNCIATION Of the famous new departure
resoluton:-
WASHINGTON, d. g., May 90, 1871
MY DEAR SIR:-I have just read the resolutions OF
the Montgomery County (0hio) Democratic Conven.
ton, reported by yourself, together with your
marks and those OF Mr. Hank. You have rendered
great service to your country and the party-at
least such Is my Judgment. May God bless you for
it, Nothing can be truer than your declaration that
the movement contemplated by the resolutions Is
the restoration or the democratic party TO its
platform OF progress and REFORM know you too
well TO doubt your courage or your fidelity to your
connections. Very truly yours,
s. r. CHASE.
Hon. c. s. vALLASDIGHAM.
cHAsE's FRIENDSHIP FOR vALLASDIGHAM
Ever since che meeting OF the Democratic Conven-
ton In New York, In 1858, whereat vallandigham
favored the nomination OF Chase, the Chief Justice
has been firm acmirer Of him, and II Is understood
they communicated freely upon politics. The above
is the last letter received Dy vallandighsm from
Chase.
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The Weather in the City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
parison with the corresponding day OF last year.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's phar.
macy. HERALD building, corner OF Ann street,
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Passengers Injured the Manchester ana
Lawrence Railroad.

BOSTON, Mass, June 10, 1871.
passenger and a freight train on the Manchcs.
ter and Lawrence Railroad came in collision today
st Londonderry, and four passengers were slightly
n
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Vermont Central Railroad Extension.

BURLINGTON, VI, June To- 1911.
The MississquOi Railroads. branch OF the Yer.
mont Central Railroads. in successful operation
from SC. Adams to Sheldon. The first regular pas
senger trip was made this forenoon.
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IRELAND.

The Pope's Jubilee-Enthusiasm for Plus TX
No Hostile Demonstrations
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A.-Iicrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
Broadway Murray
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MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL NOTES.

In the Provinces.
Lolita ana her mother will spend the summer at
Long Branch.
The Chapman Sisters play In Albany, N. Y. this
week at the Trlmble opera House.
Mr.. James Oates Is at present stopping at the
Grand Central. this CITY, ana Is quite low.
Ned Lamb. the low comedian at the Park theatre
Brooklyn, fell and broke his leg the 18th inst.
Lille Eldrdge opens at the Theatre ST. John,
N. b., on the Goth inst In her new play OF "Alma.n
f. L. Davenport, having closed his season at the
Chestnut Street theatre Philadelphia, is at present
stopping in this city.
Jane Coombs travels next season with full
dramatic company. A. d. Bradley Is to be stage
manager and old man.
Doud Byron plays IN st. John, N. b. five nights,
commencing on Tuesday. the 10th inst. He has
given up his Boston engagement at the Globe
theatre.
Janauschek VIII travel next season with COM
plete dramatic company, under the direction OF Mr..
Pilot Among those already engaged are M Levck,
J. Studley, Jonn Jack, II. A. Weaver, Rem die, Ida
Vernon and Anna Flrmin.
Amy Rosele and Miss Harris wife OF Seton,
Sothern's agenD have been engaged to accompany
f. A. Sothern 10 this country. and will play at
Niblo's Garden In "Our American Couslu," that
being chosen for the rent,ee OF Mr.. Sothern
Newark. N. j., for the Fourth OF July, Will play a
first class dramatic company that afternoon and
evening. Aug. PennOyer VIII attend TO the outside
business and Mr.. Topham preside in the box onice.
Charley Day Is securing u FIRST class company for
the coming season at the Montgomery theatre
Charley Hail. leading: Mr.. Chadwick, first old man;
Girardy low comedy; Jennie lie brun, chamber
maid Charles SurridRe, character; Jimmy Donniker,
business manager, and the celebrated Topham as
treasurer.
E. T. Stetson the clever actor, with the sensation
drama OF "Neck ana Neck.n which has proved SO
successful everywhere during the past season, has
been secured by X. E. Stevens and Charley Furnish
for the Eastern circuit early next season. Colonel
T. AllstOn Brown is fast filling up the time for Mr..
StetsOn with managers next season.
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American Passports for Travellers Issuei
by A. G. wILLMARTH, United States Court Buildings
III Chamb
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Batcheior's Hair Dye-Thc Best In tho
The only perfect Harmless reliable, insana-
neous Al all druggists.
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TUNIS AND ITALY.

The Boy Of Tunis Trying to Recede from the
Treaty with Italy.
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A White Duck Vest, 94.-ChevIot Ccatmgs,
Diagonal aud Other Cloths Alpaca Derbys 80 80 to So
Everything else. g. B. CLARKE liz and Ilt WllAn ST.
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Large Assortment OF Crockery Classy At
low prices, at q. ELSON'S ia BoWsry.
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A.-Phalon's New Perfume.
I LOVE you.
I LOVE you.
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BATHING Dresses, Gaps and shoes, for Ladies'
and eenslemen Al UNION ADAMS CO.'S. SS7 Broadway
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1.-For " Stylish and Elegant summer Hat
goto EsPEN5V IElpS, Msnuacturer, No. lis Nasssa A.
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Coru.. Ruvicus. Enlarged Joints and all Dis
.ses ~ lie Feet cured by Dr. ZACHARfE, 100 Broadway
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Cr;stadoro,s UurivaIled Hair Dye.-Sof 4
and applied at Wig and Scalp Factory No. Astor Hou
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The Cr0wning Beauty Of We'll Dressed,
man ia a stylish Hat such KNOX makes. Hs Hats are
the embodiment grace finish and beauty ara hey ara
worn by beat dressed OF our citizens.
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Celebration Of the Popes Jubilee-Jhe Transfer
OF the Capital to Rome to be Postponed

~No.o~->~>->o-oou,~oe-~.-o>
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O,Donovan ROssa's Revelations of Prison
Life.-Ths great Irish national work. from the Of tho
distinrushed exile, commences IN the IRISH PEOPLE
newspaper June 70, 1871. Price cents To had from
all neWsde alers.
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Warnock e. Co.
Pearl Cashmere Oats. ss,.
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GRAY Hair May be Made to Take ON Ita
vo,,hfnI color and beauty OF HALLS " gag
FABLE sICILIAN HAIR RENEW Err. the best prepa alton
The hair known medicine and che sry
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.7yEYIIs.E SHES.
.5yE'. q. Escrby. .aHciis,Nccr.

4 VALUABLE FARM IN FAIRFAX
"A COUNTY AND \ VALUABLE 1,:;xAA
HOUSE AND LOT IN ALEXAE y l55!aaI ,
CITY, VA, FOR SALE.-By virtue ON decd
Bruin, his wife dated February lst, 1851 and of
record in the Clerk office of the County Court
OF Fairfax, and in the Clerks Office OF the C"um
IS C"lri If Alexandria county, the undcrsign-
ed, ~ trustee in Said decd named, will expose 10
sale -: public auction, ut Manassas Station on
The o. \. Il NJ. x. H., on THURSDAY, the
twrrty-!irst day Of December next 1871. at T.
- ciucli m, il the weather should be suitable on
that Cuy--if rot, the next suitable day thereafter
TWO certain TRACTS OF LAND by said de-
cree conveyed and both situated i'll said county
%! Fairlax, Stale of Eirginil, and adjoining the
lands ui' Joseph Holden and others, and lying
Oh the stream known As Bulls Run; the one con-
tanning about two hundred and twenty-five
acres and the other continuing about eighty nine
acres, the two parcels forming u tract OF land Of
about three hundred and fifteen acres.
The said tract Of land is Of excellent natural
soil in Il good state of improvement, with Il new
conmodiou5 and comfortable DWELLING
HOUSE. and al necessary outh0uSes, and are
within three miles Of Manassas station.
And on FRIDAY, the I'D day OF December
nest. 1871, ut - o'clock m, on the premises, in
the city Of Alexandrn, Il certain LoI%r PIECE
OF LAND, situated in the city Of AicEHNdrla
on st. h<arh and Wilkes streets, with TWO
HOUSES located thereon.
The terms of sale required by the deed, 10 be
cash for the amount secured by said deed but
an arrangement will probably be made with the
creditors hv which Il credit Of six and twelve
months will be given on the amount due under
SAID deed, and ii longer credit for the residue OF
the purchase money.
nov l7.co,s DEURY WOOD, Trustee
FE1RUSTEES SALE OF HAZEL PLAIN,
4 better known rs the "Chinn Farm near
Manussls Ea.--As trustee, substituted for Geo.
H. Carter, in II decd executed by Is. i. Chlnn
and wife, On the 9th day of May, 1853, | will
sell, ut - o clock, WEDN ESDAl, the @Nh Of
November 1871. in front Of the Mansion House,
in the city of Alexandria. the CHI Nm FARM,
designated in the decd lis Hazel Plain, containing
:,:p acres ,hrcc-inurths arabic; chocolate color
cd; easily cultivated and productive; the re-
muindrr in wood and timber, and AL well sup
piled with water. This desirable estate has upon
i. the famous CIIINN HOUSE Il large f fsiaa$sN
frame building, with eight rooms, needing G45$$ll
repairs, Il comfortable Log House, occupied by
the tenant stone stable, log corn crib and gr'na-
ry; is conveniently near TO churches, schools,
mil. and markets; within five miles of the o.,
A. II NJ. Il. r.. and IN the hHallhl":t section Of
the county Of Prince William.
The deed authorizes sale for cash; but, If
desired Il credit, rs tn lwo-thrdS of the purchase
money, will be given by the creditor ordering
the sale. WM Ii. FITZIIUGH, Trustee.
oct 2,-cuts Fredericksburg, Va.
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The Markets..

LONDON, Nov. 20--ll.:O H. .-C"nS"lS open
ed ut w for both money and i"rarc"'lnt. Bonds
of 1862 9;; 1865, old, "; lSiI "lf 1o-4Is ali.
FrAyKFogr, Nov 10 Bond, opened ut o.
aG7I for the issue of 1851
LONDON, Nov. 2o--l.&o p. m.-B"nds of 1862
%; 1866 old, 924 1867 9lI.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2n.--StockS dull and steady
Gold heavy at 1O5. Money easy ut las. Virginia
skies GO; new GG. Flour dull and heavy. Wheat
quiet and declining. Corn scarce and very lirln
BALTIMORE. Nov. W.-Nirginla skies, old, 81
bid do 1866 81 bid; do. 1861 I'll bid do. coupon,
bid, Isl asked. Cotton dull; low middlings IS.
Flour quiet bat firm; Western Family ga
IS 80 Wheat irmcr; amber lSealsS good red
TO prime G5al75; common t" fair l45a 60. Corn
dull; white Southern 70a54; yellow do bShIo ;
mixed Western f5a12. Oats steady ut 3on3l. =
Rye firm 1T !0al0O.
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Real Estate Agents mMd ;!uct,oT",r ~ ..,r
DESlKABLE PROPERTY ~ hlNG -
- FOR SALE-By virtue OF Il decree 81 TIE
Corporation Court. for the city Of AIGN'ndrta,
nr"nouncc,l ut it juiy term, ISL. and Il decree
1T its October term. Isl, in The sI!t "i a. Moran
W George WIN. Brent Ct Il: =, the Inde:.!Ghei,
- Commissioners. will, 10y public auction, IN
front Of Green. Mansion lI"usc i" the city OF
Alexandria, on SATURDAY, the 2'tn d'y ..
valuable THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE CT
on the south side Of King street. III tho G'i y hl
Of Alexandria, Va, between faIriaX ana I"ya'
streets. now in the possession Of a. Moran be-
inr twenty feet on King street, and running
buck south ninety feet.
Terms: Onc-tcnth ofthe purchase money I"
he paid in cash, and the residue to be pad III
thrrc cnual instaImcnts, payable at six, twelve,
and eighteen months wi th interest from t." day
Of sale: bends with good security to be takeE for
the deferred payments and the title to be re-
tanned until they are paid. ,>-r
'''''0 GEORGE WIN. BRENT,
oct o1-ts Commissioner OF Sale.
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a Gard YiO:nc Trade.

We would most respectfully cali th" attention
of gentlemen, anal particularly those WI" are III
the habit III wrmring Il c best and most styhsii
apparel both in over and und"rgarn'en:S, and
who have hitherto gHcr - merchant tal"i& ami
to Washington for their supply. I" our most
complete, fine a!ll stylish st"cl; "i goods: We
have spared no n:t:Ili> far die accomplishment
OF Il iir-t-cla-> Cl"tl:ng Establishment IN this
city. We have procured the very best Clothing
to be E;inI in the city If New York. both III
material and workmanship and We have the
very latest styles. such a. We are confident cant
not be found ready made even III Washington
We willing to sell them reasonably, much
lower than thu like can lc rrncurrd al Il me-
chant airr'S or in Washington. For !hr yrr'-
licatinn Of this assertion, call and So" lis. Oh
CAIRO. Judge without you seq. No trouble l"
show goods We delight in Ia" exhibition ri
line stock. Encourage hnlnr trade. aH'i !Ar-
tcu?arly Ers-r!a<s establishments. il you have
the prosperity of oar city at heart.
Respectfully,
|. SCHWARTZ x Co.
5. DEALlIAM, Head ManaS"r n"vt7
Clothing! Clothing
Ar Low Prices!
Imposition Hated!
Comparison Invited!
Gp;n,itinn C.,ur;ri!
Competition llrli.'i !!
Ar = BInNrHEIM>
CHEAP MAMMOTH CL"THlEH SToEE,
f"r,,,.J. King ami +aii.jaF streets,
,,.. - Alexandria, Virginia.
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.Y.HE.SE.TE.N'I.S'.
ECOND ANN J. b y L l.,
- for the
BENEFIT OF TIE CITY POLL G +
On MONDAY, NOEEM Ben 10Th, ISL.
At HARMONIC HALL.

Committee Of arrangements.
James Smith, Henry Nicholson, Jas. Walker,
Augustus Idcnscn, .Ja'nrs p. Shrakrs.
Con,miticc oj HrrCption
Captain james Webster. LIT. j. J.. Smt h. WA.
Ilullin, Isaac Kcll, a. Nicholson, Joseph
lInr>nan, JAS c. Watkins j. Arnold.
FIoor .NnR0gcrS
H. NJ Latham, Arthur &. krIl, John y. Field.
C.Dlmiitcc on OiI,r
Henry Crump, VIM. johnson. James Hepburn,
j. Ii. Claplorr, John W. Waters, Emnnl'rl
Webb, Geo. H. Lvlr<, George W. Jones, VIM.
jackson, j. &. Nightingale and Frrd Travis.
COOKS STRING BAND has been engaged
for the occasion.
Price Of tickets, 81. nov It'd
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EsniE Road Collision, EGe.

OINcINNATi, Nov 3o.-A collision occurred
Yesterday on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
near o. guod, lndiana, between two freight
trains. 4 number Of ears containing live stock
were wrecked The only person injured WAS jl'l
engineer, who had an arm broken.
Funr members Of Il gang OF twenty live burg
lars, arrested at Springfield. Ohio, on Saturday,
were each sentenced to five years in the rrIl-
iirMtlarN.
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CIRculr COURT FOR TIE Cry. The No
vcmbcr term of the Circuit Court for the city,
commenced this morning, Judge Keith pre-
siding. The docket was called and sundry
cases set Tor trial, aud the court adjourned un-
til II o clock Tomorrow
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LAND SA1E.--Grecn Il Wise, Rea! Estate
Agents, have sold Il farm belonging to }. Ii.
Purcell, near Nokesvir, in Prince William
county, called Wellington. and containing one
hundred acres, to David Vauderhoof, Of New
jersey, for $500.
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OYsTERs.-lohn I. Chinn Opposite the
Post Office, sent us to-day dish OF very finely
rclishcd oysters, very int and very fine.
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Police BALL--The second annual ball OF
the Alexandria police force will he given at
Hormonie Hall tonight.
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From New York.

NEW ! DIRK, NOV. ZU.-l1C ICCcpliuu VI
Alexis will probably be postponed, as an caster,
~ rain storm prevails here this morning aud
bids lair to last all day.
VIM NJ Tweed denies that h. is connected
with the l'awling Green Savings Bank. lie
admits being President Of the Guardian Say
nss Bank, bnt has had nothing 10 dc with lis
placed 5000 900 worth of real estate at the
command Of the Bank to enable it to meet it's
engagements. II. Smith. vice President Of
the National Savings Bank, states that all de-
nands will be promptly met to-day:
NJ official reception WAS offered to Alexis
Yesterday, that which WAS given being extend
rd only to the Russian Admiral. the Grand
Duke being recognized only as Il Lieutenant,
Until he leaves his vessel there will be no Tor
maities towards him Us Il l'rlucr. All the
fleets are in the lower bay.
New YORK, Nov 20.~Thc steamer Mary
Powell with the reception committee amt mem
bcrS of the press started down the bay this
morning to greet Alexis Notwithstanding the
heavy rain hundreds nE elegantly dressed IL
dies accompanied tn" committee an many
hundreds OF persons are Standing on the per
i'm the storm The committee have decided
that there shall DC no parade to day iii c"n<e-
uuencc Of the storm. The reception commit
tee will board the SHETLAND and ask the Grand
Duke whether he prclcrr % proceed ut once to
Washington Or remain here and have i; public
reception Tomorrow broadway is thrungcd
with exryclant citizens, the news Of the post.
poucncnt OF tho procession not having yet
been publishcd
The Times says -" Edward Srhcll has been
appointed by Judge Barnard Us rrce yer Of the
National Savings Bank, who will take posses
sion to day. 1t is believed this bank, and the
Guardian and Bowling Green banks will meet
all the claims Of their lcposltors, but 1t Is
doubtful it either resumes business again.
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y EW GOODS

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
WILMER 4 SLAl NJ AkEES,
Alexandria, Virginia.
Owing to orr very largely increased sales ""
have to announce our srcnnd return from New
York for this season with II very lnrSr addition
t. our stock of
DRESS GOODS DOMESTICS, 30.
Many Of the Turner, owing Ia the iat"nrsS at
the s,'tSnn have boon purchased al great r"'ur-
tnnS over prices earlier, some al almost "n"
hrlc We maine among Others
Almost all r"I"rs in Silk Warp Epinglin":.
-Four grades SrtnrS.
Five grades Reps.
NrlvclS.
SrrgCS.
Three Grades FIR, Mrrn":.
irish r"plinS.
Nearly lUO pieces of D"laimcs, i'll stripes.
PlalS. plain and ribbed Plaid P"plinS al;"
four cases Prints; Canton Flannr's; Linen Ia
bic Danasks Towels; Napkih>; lrISh Linen;
Butchers Linen, and mary other goods to" n''-
mcrouS To mention.
Orders to the amount of 80. accompanied by
the cash or to be sent CO. d., will be Forwarded
freight paid To amy part of the country.
Orders or letters of inquiry addressed I" the
firm or any OF their s.ic<ncii will receive rr"nrt
attention.
SALEsMEx: y. II. Slaymak"r, II. G. Shy
maker, D. Marion Hart, ". ID. Wood, +. r.
Witmcr jr Alcxandria; Eli .Iann"y, H.. l..
Janncy, Loudoun Va; y. ii. M"rthrad, Fau-
uer. Va; W. Ludwcl Baldwin, Winchcsterr,
Va, and j. Adams Spctkc, Charles county, Md.
nov lift
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l:S"The members of tie Columbia Fire Com
pany will meet ut their hall on Tuesday evening,
III Il o'clock. 1t is important that every mcm-
Der should be present.
By order of the President. nov 2O-2t
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.
EsSssaIkGS NEWS.

LONDON. Nov. 20Thc rrpor: comes from
Liverpool this morning of 4 terrible disaster IN
the McrScy. Two ships ran INTO each o!hri'
with such violence that both sunk almost IL,
stanty As lar rs is at present known all
hands arc lost The names IF the vessels have
not yet been aSccrancI.
London. Nov. 2O--Sir Thomas Dakin, late
Lord Mayer has accepted the tender Of a Gem.
p!imcntary dinner and the I'D instant has
been appointed as the day Tor the banquet
MADRID, Nov. 20.--'Ihc debates in the
CnrtcS during the past week, their unexpected
result and the res gnaion OF the newly formed
ministry, cause great agitation in this City ard
the provinces The republican deputies to the
Curtcs have issued a circular advising their
supporters throughout the country to keep
quiet and advocating maintenance OF the pub
lie order In the meantime the labor troubles
continue. The bakers and dycrs in Valencia
oLstinatcIy maintain the strike, and make such
threatening demonstrations that rclnturccnlrlilS
have been sent to the garrison.
\ steam TRANSPORT will sail from Cadiz on lie
30th instant with fresh troops and supplies Tor
Cuba.
LONDON. Nov. 2O.-Thc remains: Of the late
COL Sandcrsun, Of the Lang ham Hotel, Will
he sent to America fer lntcrmCnt. The guests
of the Hotel nave appointed L committee. to
accompany the remains on the steamer to New
York
DUBLIN, Nov 2O.--Two important witnesses
for the prosecution in the case Of Kelly, about
to be tried for dischargng pistol at al officer,
have Disappeared. w -,
LONDON, Nov. 2u.-Ihe Count Of Cham
borl conradicts the report that he Intends
to surrender his right to the throne OF France.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-20
,I,Rlr>TEESSALE OFIMPNOVED PROP.

j. crtv situated in the town Dt O,c"idsI,
Prince William county, Va. By vir,u: of
deed Of trust. dated jan, Ism. ISIS and recorded
among the land record, for Prince William Co.,
Va, and By direction If the pnrt"-. secuted
thereby. will SELL on Til IL RSDA I. Nov. "tn,
ISL nt y o'clock d. ~, tie following property,
+, vii: \ HOUSE AND LOTT in "a" town ~.
of Occoquan, now occupied by Euocn Ii..:a!;p. -
This property i, situated 1t the corn"" .; Com
mcrcc and Elliott street, ia sad town, az: =
improved by !, two >:"r% irarn: h"U:%. l"r'N'
cash. FRANClo HtS .''f'
Prince William CO.. Va. n't :'i--ih".H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-11-20

EVERY particle of poisonous matter Is carried
out of the syStSm, the pale and sa'luw will be-
come fresh and vigorous, by using SlnnoGs
Liver Regulator.