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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-16
BY +. A. Kerby, AuctiOneer.

BY f. A. Kerby, AuctiOneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
" BILE REAL ESTATE IN FAlRFAA
COUNTY-By virtue of a decree CT the Circuit
Court of Fauquier county of the 18th Septr,
1876, in the suit of Blincoe VS.. Hutton, the un-
dersigned, commissioners, will offer at public
sale, in front of tho Mansion House, Alcxan
dria, Virginia, on MONDAY, Nov'r. 20, 1876,
the real estate of the late Isaac &. Hutton
known as
HUNTINGDON,
containing 39G! acres. 1t is made up Of two
parcels-one known as HOME FARM, con-
tanning about 800 acres, with commodious &EassAA
MANSION and out houses, and the other .Es2x
about 764 acres, with excellent oak and pine
timber-the two parcels constituting valuable
farm of 1861 acres, on Ok road. midway between
Burke's station and OccoQuan.
AS those two parcels have each water and
and timber they may be purchased separately,
if desired.
The terms Of sale require cash pay ment of
sum sufficient to defray expenses of sale and of
suit; the residue OF the purchase money to be
secured by bonds with good security, payable
with interest, at one, two and three years from
day of sale. RlCE w. PAYNE,
WIN. 81. PAYNE.
Get 4-w4w Comm'rs. Of Sale
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NOTICE.
80 BALTIMORE TIM 80

.xs ssss 0SHl IND ss
POTOMAC RIVER STEA MEkS.
The steamer EXPRESS, Capt. j. t. Barker,
will leave pier ~, Light street, Baltimore, EV r.
Ri TU ESDAY, At y. Ill. Returning, win
leave Aexan,rs hF cry FRIDAY. ~ tour
o'clock y. III.
The steamer THEODORE WEEMS, Capt.
james Harper, wi! Iosve pier H. Light street,
Baltimore, EV EHI THURSDAY, ut p Id.
Returning, will leave Alexandria EF cry
MONDAY, a. 1890 y. IN.
Freight will not 10 received after D. III.
Both steamers will stop each way NJ their re-
speclIyo river landings.
For ur.haf information apply to
j. BkODERS y CO., Agents
tni! :! II King stteul.
THl.ANu HEABUAkp ruASTlNG co.
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,kA GT(C.A i.l.U MGE i.
ttt!Ii,!r PAHh.

IRA CT ca i. / l. y Il II!
No. Il s;o;l.h taiIl:. s!royi
Tie uIa=t ani best q; ,riishoI Plumbing
Establishment III the city. i'll woFH tous with
dEpatch, aii il the mos. H. able ard So!EnaTl-
like manner. Satisfaction arantsad.
JUR5tNU douo ii shog. i.o:.cc anI Is NM.
self, the most experienced Worknun n II
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FOUNDERS AND IA CHlNItSi
AL KAN DF.I4A
IRON AND BRASS WORKS.
.IAMlE2ON x CuLLlN%,

Proprietors.
Corner u Royal aud Wilkes -lroo!..
We are prepared 10 Mahulscturn Steam hI-
gines, :hsiting and sll xmas of Machinery also
10 furnish Iron ana Brass Castings Of the b4st
quality and Workmanship. Having al .iniau-
silly large ana varied ASSORTMENT dePa,lerns. We
eau furnish Casting. =. reasonable prices sad
short notice. ap ll-!t
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PANTS, OILS, F.dRNISHE.S, dc.

PAINTS, Oils, FdRNISHES, dc.
DAlNTS, OILS. VAKNISHES, READY
i tuiycd Paints, koot Paint AyeriIl Chelni.
cal Paints, &c, >Sc., Il large stock GA hand and
offered -! reduced prices.
augJ Is. =. EADHEATEK u BRO
ITNCOul:ADE HOME NAN u FACrU RE
81 an now manufacturing good sud Cheap
PAINT, OF several colors, the body VI which ID
equal to Lead and Oil, which for tin ruois,
barns, stables, fences. Sc, will be found very
suitable 81 we'll us economical, and siI Improves
lncnt owe: ether cheap lnixcd PslEts now ID the
market For brick walls with Il northern ex-
posurc IL viii act Us u preventive to danpness
For iron il makes solid and lasting costing,
ilnpervous TO moisture and 4 preventive OF rust.
Being of various shades Of color, the cornice aud
trimmings CAN be- painted ~ suit This Paint
has boon used by one railroad company and by
many OF The farmers in this vicinity, and il
highly recommended by all who have tried II.
Price, single gallon, zoe. ~ gallons C5c per gal.
! Dbl, or 40 gallons, GOc per gal. Call and OK
anime sAaplcs at 81 King ST., under Sarepta Hall.
NH 81 W. =. CREIGHTON.
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GROCERIES,, &c.
GKUCENIES, tc.
Notice! Notice! Notice!

At tho old stand, No 226 King ST., SUGAKS,
COFFEES, TEAS and all other GROCEhlho
are sold 1T prices that cannot taii 10 give Sa..s
faction No house in TIE city shall underseil me.
noyG Il. W. AVERY, 22G King St.
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4TCTYON SAILS.
RvF 4. Kerby. Auct.r.

TRUSTEES SALE-By virtue OF deed OF
i trust from Csssius Augur and Jannlta, ms
wife dats Hs the 10th aou dsy va q A1 Ser s.
page rs the undersigned, trustee therein
ppamed. and 81 the request of the creditor by
said deed secured, will sell by public auction, III
front of the Market House, on Regal st., Alex
sndris, Va. on SATURDAY, the yin Jay o.
conveyed to him by said deed OF trust namely,
a certain TENEMENT and TWO ACRES. a
5 roods and 81 81. 100 poles ct land, situated Il
on the north side of the Little River turnpike
near the village of West End. Fairfax co, ~,
and lately occupied by Cassius Augur. The
land is fertile and has been for severa! years
used as mark ct garden. On it there are young
bearing orchards of apple, pear and peach trees
Terms of Sale-So much of the purchase
money in cash as will be requisite to pay tho
sum Of S7i5 with interest thereon IRON the iosI
dsy of May, 1876, and the expenses OF sale, ana
the re. idue or credit of II and Is months, with
interest the deferred payments to be secured to
the satisfaction of the trustee.
EDGAR SNOWDEN, JK., Trustee.
Memo: There is prior decd Of trust on the
property, but an arrangement can be made with
he creditors secured by both deeds of trust for
= reasonable time for the payment OF most OF lhe
purchase money. nov io-Ia"a"
H1RUSTEE'S SALE OF A GOOD FAM,
in PRINCE WILLIAM CO, NEAR
HAYMARKET, CONTAINING 1854 acres.
By virtue of q deed OF trust executed to mo by
IT. Carter and wife, dated the 10Th day OF
NAV, 1866 anc recorded in the Clerks otlice CT
| the County Court of Prince William county,
Va. will offer by public auction, at the front
door of the Court House. in the town of War
renton, Fsuquier county, Va, on MONDAY.
December llth 1876, that being the first day OF
the Circuit Court of said county, tho valuable
| tract Of land in said deed mentioned, known IS
| "CARTER'S GREEN"
/ containing $50! acres-bo the same more or less
The land is of good quality. we'll wooded, water
ed and enclosed. Upon tho farm there is a
| comfortable DWELLING HOUSE and EE sS5
necessary out buildings. 1t is in q good .asssga
neighborhood, sdjoins the farms Of MIR. Wise
and Capt James Purcell and about six miles
| from Gainesville station upon the Manassas
| Division Of the Virginia Midland K. T..
Terms of Sae-Five hundred dollars in cash +;
the residue in one. two and three years, For
deferred payments the purchaser will be 70.
ouired to execute bonds. with approved personal
security, to bear interest from the day OF sale,
and secure the same by deed of trust upon the
aforesaid premises.
! N. B-Being empowered to make private
sale of said premises invite propositions, Nj
sddrcss is Warrenton, Fsuquier county, VS..
! K. TAYLOR SCOTT. Trustee, &c. &c.
| ROM CooSs Auctr nov l-eots
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DEADY MIXED PAINTS Of all the diiier-
LII ent makes supplied ut factory prices
Sample cards and estimates furnished upon ap.
pica,on.
my . JAN NE y W.
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Tn NOTICE
ItA FOR POTOMAC RIVER LAND

lNGS
TIA and after Thursday July 9Th, 1916, the
Steamer "MATTANO," Captain w. II. Bylcs,
will leave her whsrI loot of King street, EVE
Ky MONDAY ani THURSDAY MORN
mo, at TO clvck Tor snlings on the Potomac
river ss follows:
Marshall Rail, Matthias Point
Pyc's wharf. Dilrs Wharf,
SANDY Point. Wirt's Wharf,
Liverpool Point, HOLSTERS wharf,
Smi!h'a Point. Mss-ey's What,
Cottage Wharf Coltons Wharf,
S.uart'3 Wharf BlarkistoRes Island
Tol2ons Wharf, Nomini Ferry.
Returning, leaves Nolnini Ferry Oh Tuesday
slr! Friday mornings, making tho above land
ing2; Also lnaking Lees wharf and Potomac
City, returning to Alexandria about shutdown.
n. BOUSH u SON. Agents,
w AlaYardris Virpinia
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[ USE T IaFEr1A,, FRENCH GREEN.
Ii is not poisonous; it is liner in texture; has
more body, rad il tho most brilliant III the
world. For. ~ Il. Z. PEAKE s. CO.,
iy2 1877 King street
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.ST'EdNBOaT LINES.
.rs SPECIAL NOTICE.

$3.50 - 4'A
On and after Friday, Septem Der lst, 1876, the
schedule of hours on the Ferry Boats will BIZ IS
follows:
Leape Alera,.dfia: 7:3O, $780, 800, 1920 and
ll:3U a. m, and 1880, 1880, 2:30 $3.50, 4,30, $3.50
and u 80 p. III.
Lease Washington: .:3U, SEQ. 93U, 1890
and ll:3O =. m. and 1880 l:30, 2:"o, $3.50, 4:30,
$50, and $40 y. III.
Sunday unchaugeI--ttsl trip $50 y. IN; last
tip Vt y. a.
s. ). HOWISON,
sug ~ President Potomac Ferry Go
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THAT REAL ESTATE Pool.
There is Danger That kilbOurne IN
His Cell May Give Away the White
House..

Tuesday Telegram from Washing ton
Mr.. Hallett Kiibourne, the rccuSant
witness before the real estate pool com
mittce, is beginning 10 think that II IS
not 50 pleasant to make 4 martyr Of him
self for the benefit of the ring. For a
long time since his confinement ne was
allowed to remain in Warden Croker S
private rooms, as Croker IS an especial
friend OF his. There he was allowed to
furnish his own table, receive whom he
pleased. and beyond mere nominal con-
hnement was anything but a prisoner. On
Saturday deputy Sereeant-at.A Arms Of
the House went over to the jail and said
that Mr.. kilbourne should not be
SHOWN ANY ESPECIAL FAVOR
and that he should be made to leave til"
nardcn's comfortable quarters and take
np ms abode in common cell. 10 this
hiibourne made the most earnest re
mcnstrances. Croker, the warden was
upon his side and told woetul tale II
frozen pipes that prevented hiin rom
warming the cells as they should be.
Mrs.. kllbournc, who was present, also
pleaded for her husband. The deputy
was beaten in his attempt on Saturday,
but on Monday a peremptory order VAS
issued by Thompson, sergcant-.t.arms,
that kibournc should at once be removed
TO cell. This was done last evening
and kilbourne was forced to sleep in very
narrow and uncomfortable quarters. To
day he is very
SICK OF THE NEW TURN
OF affairs, and If he had not been DO ster
dup by number Of ling visitors to-day
would probably have weakened Kill
bourne wants to get out of jai! yer,
much, but he thinks that if he makes i
clean breast Of it it will ruin his business
He said to-day that the whole history o
the real estate pool was bound to get on
in homeopathic doses. E'dredge 5 story
was the first to come, and he thought tn,
other members of the ring would also tel
their stories. THIS, then, would rel,ey,
him Of all responsibility. The myster,
still remains unexplained concerning
Tue IDENTITY or TIE FIFTH MEMBER
Of the real estate pool That he is SOM
member Of the w hite House family or tn
rinc there is now belief shat amount
almost to a certainty. Evidence has nos
been collected that will warrant a still
iurthc- continuation Of the real cstat
pool investigation. although At one tim
II looked as lift were at an end.
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the year 1885. At that time the public
debt was at its minimum, and IN TACT the
United States at the close Of that year
was almost out of debt. Year after year
the Register of the Treasury made an
nual statements Of the public debt, and
these have been sent to Congress un-
changed, each report agre ing as to the
debt Of former years with the
reports that had preceded until
1870, when many changes were
made in these oft published tables. Thus,
for instance, statement of the public
debt for 1869 having once been made up
and reported to Congress, all subseo uent
reports for the same year ought to agree
with it. The finance reports from 1863
to 1870 did thus agree substantially. but
between the publication OF the reports for
1870 and 1871 an increase was made in
this item for 1863, by which it appears to
have been increased nearly S2l ,OOO,OOO
In other words, after having stated the
public debt on June 3d.. 1863, in eight an
nnal reports, as nearly $l,O99,O0O.O0O, in
1871 it was reported to have been for that
year nearly 81. l20.000,0O0, and has beer
reported at the latter figure in every sub
sequent statement. The only conclusion
that can be arrived at from these facts is
that the Register of the Treasury chang
ed the figures in the report Of 1871, ane
Senator Davis object is to learn on wha
authority this change was made and wha
its purpose was. These are question
which Senator Boutwell, did not answeI
in his replies to Senator Davis.
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Brother Orvii a Little Joker.

Brother Orvil is something Of a humor-
list, in addition to his otner accomplish
ments. He was in Chicago in 1872, and
being out Of funds. called upon friend To
indorse note for him. The amount was
SI38.l5. and the signer Of the note was
one S. w. Hull. The friend complied
and Orvil went away happy. At the end
oj SO DAYS the note matured. when a
search for Mr. Hull was fruitless. The
friend wrote to Orvil and received beau.
tiful letter in reply, saying ne had oeen
unfortunate, but had a prospect Of better
fortune. and could do no bettar than TO
remi. the interest Oh the indorSed note
and note of his own for 30 days. A
second letter few weeks
later brought no different response,
but when third came Oryii was ready to
meet the emergency. He sent the friend
81 LOG Of stock in the Bristol Franklinite
Company, which he said ne was selling
1t par, but which ought to pay div'-
.en3 al 10 per cent, and there was no
reason why it should not pay = or 81
zsr cent. after one or two years, adding
~Iou need not sell the stock unless YOU
gan yet $500 for it," This letter dis
outraged the friend and he gave up tbs
case as hopeless. Subsequently the post
leadership business gave Orvll lit ane
ne sent the friend $40O. The renaiade!
OF the note and the interest still hang:
fire. The Bristol Frankiinitc Compan,
has not vet declare ed dividend, and TIL
friend has found no purchaser for hi
Stock
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.
Changes an the Annual state M1cniS--
4 Discrepancy of sts.166,6s4 10 be
Explained.
Washington Special, lo.a. J


The Senate committee on finance.
which was instructed to investigate the
books Of the treasury department with
reference to discrepancleS and alterations
IN amounts and figures that have been
made III them or in the annual finance re-
ports, as alleged by Senator Davis in sew
rsa, speeches made by him in January,
and TO ascertain by what authority any
such alterations we're made. have sent to
the department a copy Of Senator Davis $
speeches. with request that each point
scntained in them be fully explained.
The clerks Of the treasury depart.
ment have for some time been engaged in
making this examination The discoveries
made by Senator Davis in his study OF the
finance reports, it will be remembered.
we're in substance as follows: That whole
sale changes in tables showing the public
debt at the close Of each fiscal wear. have
been made. and that the sum OF these al
terations amounted in the aggregate 70
an increase in the public debt OF sal.
16o.614. In the meantime Senator Davis
has been continuing his Investigations
and has discovered many additional ssct:
which will be given to the Senate when
ever the report OF the committee OF
6nance is completed.
The changes referred to date baeA Il
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Stock Farm for Sale.
CHEN OLA.

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T4 tg9,9 OF oS Ssass2 c9ne, Of p os
julius Bjornstad and Peter Elleas-
on, partners as Bjornstad 4 e.
leason, Plaintiffs, fSummons.
VS..
Hercules duncan, Defendant.
The State OF Minnesota, to the above named
defendant:
Yo,, are hereby summoned and required to
answer the com plant iii this action, which is
filed in the office of the clerk Of said court in
the city OF St. Paul in said county, ald to
serve copy OF your answer to the said COM
plant on the ST. bscribers, at their office i'll the
city Of St Paul in said county, within twenty
da Is after the service Of this summons upon
YOU, exclusive Of the day Of such service; and
If YOU fail to answer the said complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action
vii take judgment against you for the sum OF
one hundred and fifty dollars, and interest at
the rate Of PEI cent. per annum, from the
seth day of October, 1876, besides the costs
and disbursements of this action.
DAVIS, O'BRiEN, & WILSON,
Feb. "a 1T Plaintiffs Attorneys
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ClC9g \ NOrhWeSterl R. R,

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