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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-23
AUCTION SALES.

fgNEU:,T 5 SALE Of VALUABLE
4 PROPERTY AT AND NEAR CLIFF
TON. IN FAIRFAX CUUNTY-By virtue u
| y deed & trust from j ); Otis and wlfa to thu
undcr=i ignt;i, bescng date February 2G lo,1
ard Il rec&7d Ill the land records Of Fairias
county. i!.cr .. No i, inlio -, | shall, un
MON DAY. the 18th day OF October, 1876. &c url
day, il iro:. Of Lie door Of tho Court House oJ
said county, sell to .ho highest bidder, that tsss
VALUABLE DIV EILlNG and LOT, in Ha
the village oi Clitto,, known as the WRIGHT
HOUSE. Also that CERTAIN LOT, near
Clifton containing nine acres, three roodS and
sixteen poles. adjoining Dr. Green, and former
lv 4 part ol the real eatstc Of which Capt Chas.
L. Ford died Seized Persons desiring TO view
this property gro rcforreu to VIM. +. Ford.
The house aud 10! Will BE sold subject TO lien
Of $1,000
Terms q S=i.-- Enough cash in hand TO pay
the expenses and commissions OF sale and
S479 GG, with interest thereon from February 2G,
lS1, till day Ct salr, and the residue if any, on
credit oi six lunnths, 10 besr interest from the
day Of sale, aid 20 b.. occurred by lion on The
property sold. TltOMh MopHE,
sep lGwIw Trustee.
1:a'" The above sale is postponed until MON
DAY, the 2Dth day Of November next when II
viii hr made IL the ssmo place, at II o clock III.
ur. 2U-w4w THOMAS MOORE, Trustee
ss> In Consequences IL the inclemency ot the
weather tho shove sale was postponed until
MONDAY, DccclnLer iS.h, q. the samo time
"al place.
nov - -wts TuuS. MOORE, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-23
4 UCTION SAILS.
It5IJ. Owen i1erby, AuctiOneer.

TRUSTEES SALE-By virtue Of deed OF
Il trust from Mary Scarce dated June 22nd,
1915 and duly recorded among the land re-
cords OF Fairfax county, in liber 5, No. 4, folio
45l the undersigned, trustee therein named at
tho request Of TIC party secured BY said decd,
will sell. by public auction, to tho highest bid
der, in iron. Of Calls Tavern, in the yillsgo o.!
West End, sud county Of Fairfax, November
18th, 1876 vt ono o'cl0ck D. H., TRACT OF
LAND. situated in the said county of Fairfax.
containing l29 acros. = rooLs and IA poles, ea-
elusive Of the marsh. acres. rood and 3.
poles, iHcluding the railroad, d acres, with
Courses aud distances according 10 plat Of sur
veV made by Thomss n. Carter, Surveyor,
dstoa August. lS6o and iled amongst the papers
in the suit Of Church vs.. Watkins, in the Cor
porstion Court OF Alexandria, Va.
Terms OF Sale -taah Couveyancing at the
cost Of the purchases.
FRANCIS l.. SMITH,
oct lr-3awlm Trustee.
.Gs- The above safe T. .outiuuod until SAT
UkDAi, the I'd day "t December, 1876 a!the
ssEa l:no AID place
FRANCIS H. SMITH,
Lt-oaWlm ny lluStce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-23

T,KUSTEE'S SALE-By virtue Ola deed Of
i trust from Cassius Augur and Jannits, his
wife, dated the 10Th day OF May. 1916. and OF
record in Fairfax county, Va, liber ), No. q,
page 275, the undersigned, trustee therein
nsmod, and al tho request OF tho creditor by
said deed secured, will sell by public auction. III
front Of tho Market House. on Royal st., Alex
andris, Va, on SATURDAY,, the 9TH day oi
December, 1876, ct II o'clock m., the property
conveyed TO him by said deed CT Trust namely,
q certain TENEM ENT and TWO ACRES, a.
roods and 81 95.lUO pcles ot land, situated @a
on the north side of the Little River turnpike,
near the village of Wet End, Fairfax CO, Va,
and lately occupied by Cassius Augur. The
land is fertile, and has been for several years
used as q market garden. On it there are young
bearing orchards OF apple. pear and peach trees.
Terms Of Sale--s5o much Of the purchase
money in cash as will DO requisite to pay the
sum OF S735 with interest thereon from the 18th
day of May, 1873, and the Expenses OF sGc, ahi
the re .iuuo on credit OF II and Is months. with
interest; the deferred paymcats To be secured /"
tho satisfaction Of the trustee.
EDGAR SNOWDEN, JE., Trustee.
Mono: There is prior decd Of trust on the
but on arrangement can DO made WITH
tho creditors secured by both deeds OF trust tor
q reasonable time for !heraylnent o. most Of tho
purchase nunay. nov lO-2aw4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-23

s7lrUINIA: In the Clerks Office rI the
Y CORPORATION Court ol tho city Of AlrEnlI-
dr;s, on the 9Th ,!ny OF November, 1876 lhsrlos
{. Bovd ant Cccc!ia Virginia Boyd. h's wile,
p:ainl;!ls, -. Elizabeth :. hieAand"r, lH"r'es
William h!cxan,irr j. Robcr; AicA"i:icr,
Clarence Loo hicxnnicr, Betty Jackson NleI-
.udnr. rlwiG itrcA AlcS"ndcr All! EiiLHb"th
Alexander, guardian, and :! +. h.IsE'h au'
IriElstrator q. b. t. /. u. 81 i-"htrl A!cG@:h"I
defendants. III chagccry.
Memo: The object of this >uit !" t. hs?" The
real estate OF which Robert Alexander died 2oIz
cd and possessed divided amongst those cht't'"'i
,horcLo under his will or should the same rot
ba su:centibc Of division to have 1t sold an IN"
proceeds distributed to said parties, ami - have
p Receiver appointed 10 collect the rents pend
ir.s suit. ANA t. oupc j. Is. Hodgkin to srtt'e
.ris rent NCcount
Tho defendant, j Is. Holgkin, not hay
iI!r entered his appearance and gwen Sc
curity according To the act OF Assembly,
and the rules OF this Court and 1t appear,
ing by affidavit that he is not resident Z"
Ills State i. is ordered that said defendant appear
her, within one month after due publication .
This order and do what ia necessary to protect liz
inlrrc,, il, this suit; and that copy oi this or
der be forthwith Inserted in the Alexandra un
2ct.c, II newspaper published i'll the city Of AZ
cyanIra, once Il wccI; for four successive weeks
and posted ut tho front door o' the ColT. ll"u"s
Of this city il copy-tcSt:
MORTON MARYE. Clerk.
,,cIuptr & Mu:i:bsch, u. 4 nov lo-"i"
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NOTICE |
NOTICE |

Our store will bs open until O'clock every
Iii! Iii cAc"rt Saturday, and then ill ..
H. G.. SLAYMAKEH CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-23
MEDICINES.

| Is harmless,
! Is no drastic violent medicine
Is sure to cure if taken regularly,
| Is no intoxicating beverage,
Is iaultless family medicine.
Is the cheapest medicine in the world,
Is given with safety and the happiest result:
to the most delicate infant.
Does not interfere with business.
Docs not disarrGnge the system,
Takes the place Quinino and Bittars cf eve
ry kind,
Contains the simplest and best remedies.
ASK tho recovered Dyspeptics, bilious sus-
ferors, victims of Fever and Ague, the mercu-
rial diseased patient, how they recovered health.
cheerful spirits and good appetite--they will tell
you by taking Simmons Liver Regulator.
The cheapest, purest and best family medicine
in tho world.
1t contains four medical clements. never
united in tho same happy proportion IN any
other preparation, viz: a gentle Cathartic, a
wonderful Tonic, an uneXceptionable Altera.
tive and y certain corrective Of all impurities OF
tho body. Such signal success has attended IFS
uSc that il i: now regarded as tho
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
For %l Disease of the Liver. Stomach and
Spleen
a. Remedy in Malarious Foyers, Bowel
Complaints, Dyspepsia, Mental Depression,
IsOstSsEhSS3t A,a'ASooS DiSN
Co;ic & uatipaticn and Bilousness
II HAS NO EQUAL.
CAUTION las there are number of imi-
tatons offered to tho public, we would caution
tho community to buy no Powders OF Prepared
Simmons Liver Regulator unless in our en-.
grsved wrapper with Trade Mark, Stamp and
- . ~ ~ J. Fl. ZEILIN 6 co,
Macon, Ga, and Philadelphia.
Your valuable medicine, Simmons Livor
Regulator, has saved me many doctors bills |
use it for e2ory thing it is recommended and
never knew it TO fell; have used it in Colicand
Grubhs with my Mules and Horses, giving them
about Lslf bottle at time. I have not lost
ono tina. gave it to. You can recommend it to
every ono that has stock rs being the best medi-
cne known for al complaints that horse flesh is
heir TO- +. L. TAYLOR,
sep. Agent for Changers of Georgia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-23
LEE.iL NOTICES.

al prices that cannot fail TO please.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-23

N1EW GOODS-Recsived this day: Alcocks
~ Porous plssters, lIerTick's Strengthening
Plssters. Tarrant's Extract. Barry Hs,r Uye ps
Burnetts Cod Liver Oil. Simmons Liver reg
ulator, Bulls Cough Syrup, Eureks sc.;aosn dootn
Powder, Edes' Corn Plasters, Barry 1flcopn-
erous. Schenck's Pululonic Syrup, Rosadsl,s,
Ayers, Bulls HelmboId's and ~ Townisnas owl pnd.
Saissparils, Wilbor's Cod Liver e on anu rhos'
nhale II Lime and Lyons Tooth Tablets
'N"'' JANNEY & CO.,
,.r- % and li5 King street.
C,pEClAL ATTENTION is called to our
y HOOPSKlRT and BUSTLE department.
These coed. are our own make ana sstisiat',ou @
onsrsntaed Bustles made to order at short no.
;naa 80 q, FERGUSON s. BROS.
''ce ~ J6 King street.
cULpuITE OF LIN K, u line chemical ussa
y to ursyent fermentation in cider, anu mus hrs
nressrve i,s sparkling alile in5t Ieeessa W
cet b. s, LEADBEATEk q bhO'
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TO \,
FANCY STORE

consisting OF all goods just about to be selected
in Toys, Glass Ware, Crockery, Oil Paintings,
and great many Fancy Articles, such s= please
cf this, and be prepared tn $50 the largest and
cheapest stock ever offered in THE Or "ny othn:
city.
There will also bs Pr ESENIS distributed or
Christmas day to EVERY ON who cror ps
troniZed tho Great Combination Store The
gifts will consist OF Chromos, Glovca Handler
chiefs and numerous other articles ii4a no.
tce will be given three days in adyaE
nov Is H. SCH WhRZ, Manage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-23
P.lINTS, OILS, EARNISHES, dc.

P.lINTS, OILS, EARNlSHES, dc.
DAINTS, Oils. VAhNISll!,> READY
L mixed Paints Root Paint, AT@I,l t""Hi,
cal Paints, DC &c.,a large -!'r& -! ''':!! '-::'.
AT sug9 " L. $. EADEEATi.is " i#o
rECOURAGE HOME hMAAUfACrUkH
IL AIN now manufacturing COED and cheap
PAINT, OF several colorS, the body 0! "hca IS
equal to Load and Oil, which lor lin roots,
barns, stables, fences, &c, will be irund very
suitable as we'll rs econon,ica, a;ld N! improves
ment over other cheap mixed I.i!tl2 Eow IN Inc
market. For brick walls with !o:thtrt! eA-
posuro It will act rs Is preventive IL dsmrne=7.
For iron il makes O solid and lasting coalInE,
impervious to moisture and II preventive of rust:
Being Of various shades of color, the corn!ce ana
trimmings can be painted to suit Ihl9 RANT
has been used by one railroad company and py
many of the farmers il this vicinity, "nd IS
highly recommended by all who hnvn tiled il.
Price single gallon, 15c 10 gal Hons Zoe per G.tl.
Dbl, or % gallons, 6Oc per gal. Call and cH-
anime samples at IS King st.,under Snrepts Hall
mh 81 ". g. CREIGHTON.
TINE, CEMEHT, CALCINED PLAS-
IL TER, ROOFING, FELT and ROOFING
PITCH always on hand and for cheap hy
b. L. pEAkE q CO.
an11 1877 King st.. AlcXa1drla. fn
TSETHE
~ IMPERIAL FRENCH u iIS a.
1t is not poisonous it is liner in te:>-''F'.; ,''=
more body, and is the most hrl,.."t - ~"
world For "a B. +. PEhk, |; 60,
;uI ~ i>tnr "tf,cl
DEADY MIXED PAINTS ci vi t:r '.i'E-
II ent makes supplied ~ IN i"ty 'f't'.
Sample cards and estimates urE'>:- = '.I"h -"
plication.
| my9 ia ASN - y -.
|
X9,E CALL TIE ;ttrnti':l "t Il" il'!i''t y:
| w general to our s;otk .. 81 = :"
OILS, which We "r. i:epa'sd - - :.
Those contemplating parting ". - ;:''i
give US call. i. u f.h :. - ~
ap IA lol Aug 81, AleSsLhfias a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-13
SOUTH AMERICA.

PANAMA. Jan. 3.-Peruyian adyices state
that Nicolas de PerOla SIN expected To arrive nom
chill Revolutionary venture. Inc Government was
prepared for him.
The monetary crisis has been still further aggravated
by the unexpected refusal Of the Government 10 ry
contract with tho Socice ncfae Tor tho sale OF 20JO
900 tons OF guanO The Government X taking the nitrate
trade its hands, MON oiizuS aud restricting It, that
il may compete vita ia Euno, -, fi'ah fertilizer
Admiral Montero, the opposition candidate to Gen
PrddJ Tor the Presidency, ws Scu {" 80 by the Gov
eminent Tor misrepresentation ana Tor Ais supposed IN
tcnuOns 90 head a rebellion.
Tho Government has ordered the delivery OF 1000
bonds Mcssrs. Ramos ia conformity with their
contract for the P.scO Railroad.
successful attempt made 70 defraud the London
Bank 90 Mexico aud south America ny forged checks.
Letters have been received IN Lima dated Cusco, Dec
H. which announces the complete destruction by earth
qusk. on tAr itu, the town OF ADaHcay. Bctwecn4
H. m ~ the TN and D. OF the jth 10 less than -
Hlu, occurred. several or which were very 1tsi re- lhc
toW Is said 60 bs completely destroyed, hut Is NOT
known % loss %. life has occurred lac damage "ohc -
very large.
1c-yIAms announce p severe food in Valparaiso; the
aGs,s pant 81 the city MAS utusitd, $50 llFr~ to',
ANA sl,Juuppu q property p'tioy'd. Inc Mood "H
CIu-,- bS heavy rams and STORMY "hs on he lotl "
Several WuiIrH have been d -istrrrd ~ SOME ol mo
towns 80 chill idtu voters, ANA VIII rAc4ciso tHc
night 81 suffrage 40 tAo APPROACHING elections. ,.
Plans .u4 t.t I.iia.ui.ut ktiiHaf maze ncch SUNNI
tea tu me bJtyiiui, M D.! Mt'als Il'" " No tnc '"i
I'm Ecuador D. Antonio Borrcro took his scat Presi
dent %. the Ecpubnc the 3th ut Cen jan" 5atu@'
commander Cd. lie forces, antics auHs resistance 70 ir
cidi, shI power, dopDscd them ana cOLduc1e1 tho
Ple-.dcut eject t1 power.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-13
THE SHERIFFvS JURY DINNER.

One Of the most delightful social events of
every successive year in New-York is the an
nual dinner OF tine sherTs jury. The com
pany IS always OF the choicest, the toasts, songs,
and speeches always Of the best and reporters being
always excluded no feels If dress parade and
AT the annual dinner at Denoncos last evening, Mr.
CardOzO the of the jury, presided with Sheriff
Conner his right aud Judge John r. Brady on
hls left. Mr.. Cardozo opened the evening
with bright and witty little speech In which
Judge hrady was appointed TO the duties Of
the permanent Craftsmanship. What Judge Brady said
.nd DID thousand of dinersOut IN NewYOrk can imagine
Among the other speakers were Mayor Wckham
Dr. Hammond Mr.. John c. Wyman, stephen III Tying, ir
Edward Patterson, the ltoy. Mr. Galiaher Of Newayen
the Row Or. Hepvorth, and Prentice Milford Judge
Brady proposed his health, and Dr. Tying responded
to it in n speech which portrayed all the events
Of the genial jurists life from the cradle
to and beyond the grave in the light Of
relentless history Mr. Gadher told stories by the score
and closed q strain Of simple and manly earnestness,
which charmed The audience. more than his
wit All tho speeches clever, and concerning all
the edict OF the sheriff and Jury ineXorabe-that
no report should be made. Tho speech-making
talent present was inexhaustibe. Among Others
present were Chauncey NJ. Dcpew, Isaac II. Bailey,
judge j. T. DAILY. Lieut.-Goy. WoOdford, ID. appleton,
and largo number Of the merchants aud solid men OF
E,u
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A Waur supplicd.

The American active IL las given books Of Action
learned books Tor the scholar aud pio
books iOr The people book Tor
relate subject of universal interest Such
phy and such book Ihs PEopLk
MEDICAL ADVISER" copy OF w.ici mas Oeeh
recently laid table The high professional atainments
OF it, alth0rDr. r. V. PIERCE OF Buffalo, " Iand The adj
derived by him from extensive PRACTICE would
alone insure for his work corha reception But these arc
the merits Tor which n claims attention. The author
is OF the people lie sympathzes VITA them N all their
Affections efforts aud attachments. He receives their want
edge ~ themselves believing that all truth
should be u as universal Cots sunlight
u learning and experience he has produced wOrb Ia
which he them the benefit Of his abOrs Ia II lac cons
OF his existence nom the moment he
from rayless atom dimiuutye for the sight,
gradually evolves to the maturity OF those Conscious
Powers the Of which furnishes subjective evidence
inmoraly" Proceeding the theory that every
mind has physical anteceeLt lie has given adm.
rab treatise Cerebral Physiology and shown the BEARINGS
thus established individual and social wei
The Author believes Win Spencer that A. vigorous
health and its accompanying high spirits larger elements
happiness any other things whatever the teaching how
maintain them is teaching mat yields 10 no other what
methods which the Integrity OF the
system Omcs prevent the Of disease Domestic
Remedes-her preparation, ami eects-i,Tm pr0m
the he hyg enic treatment nursing
important subject, and receives attention
mesurate WIKI ia Importance NaIy ai else asses 10 Nhca
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the oilers his book (2l 5O) e exceeding
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-13
TIE IAFANT ASYLUM BALL.

A BRILLIANT FESTIVAL EXPECTED THIS EVENING
HE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF TIE CHARITY.
All of. the arrangements for the Infant
Asylum Bal are completed and those having it in charge
are confident that 1t will meet with great success. II
VIII be held this evening at the Academy OF Music, and
gives promise OF riynS the great Charity Ball. The
dance music will be furnished by Bernstein and Graula
will provide the music for the prOmenades. The process
sion Will be headed BY tie members OF the Floor Com
mittcc Of which I. c. Richardson is Chairman. They
viii followed immediately by the guests, led by Gov
Illrn, rs President, with Ms Gen John C. Fremont;
the Hon John BigeloW a. YcePresident, with lirs b..
T. Van Aukcu and l.. NJ Bates rs Treasurer, with Mn.
Bates. All tho prosceuum boxes have been taken, and
many more could have been sold. There has been =
great demand balcony boxes also, and AL Of them
were disposed OF some Gays ago The following the
purrua.els % boxes:
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ACTS or THE LEGISLATURES.
NEW-.JERSEl.

NEW-JERSEY
yEw nils. PRoPusrD CHANGE IL TIE MODE or
coNP.N,ArING PUBLIC oFFICEGs-nOUsE CONF
Mru.Es
TRENroN, y. j., Jan. 12.--In the Senate to-
uay several bills worn introduced among tnom the Io'-
lowing: Authorizing tAe duties 0i the Essex E'hd Beard
o be performed by i've members Of tbs Board u Free
holders County; allowing the Freeholdor OF
Essex County to appoint County Physician, VINO shah
perform all pOst-mortem examinations; changing the
time holding court. 100 Union County To tht hrs Tues
day in MAY. October aud January, and ia Ocean County
10 tho socuud Tuesday IN April aud the fst Tusi1y IN
september and December; dividing the township OF
Franklin IN Bergen County, setting of Hiagewood ttom
The county township. and authorizing the Bergen County
FfcchodrIs to bonds 10 pay the PRINCIPAL and
interest Of past indebtedness.
IN the House Mr. Drake offered an important rcsclu-
ton to appoint a committee 10 investigate ard report on
the proprcty " providing ion the compensation OF all
state aud other officials by liked salaries rather than by
ices aud prIqustes, al fees and prrGuos Ia 10 into
the puoDc treasury. IEe following committees woe An
uoulcei b. tue spraEo. r,,.. III. Ga. 49,, ,.,o
torpors'o.- Payne Patterson Cunninsh ih owen
ir.p~i Crporr'ons MeSsrs. Lewis scoye, Van I'ens-
1i,a Mrssrs. ioSer Erlusan. rraphasen, sSellinger
~, aG W,aul-M,ssrs Brown. Voorhees,, Harrison,
%pSiia.s n, ssf ncasbey Plat. voorhees,, Martin and
ET.tItioa-Mossrs Drake Vail Howard. owen. and Hen
Ashley, Harrison, JacoJus winants and
faJSs.d Bnl,-Messrs. Herring Brautlsan Corey, Con
over. Rue. o., D.,
Taa.fed Esiaes.-Messrs. olfe, Moore Ashley, Martin,
Ndchry.
In-aeniii Erpenes-Messs Taylor, Tal'y, Noungblood
Lodge and owen. 49, ~.
ana EmpsOn.
Bini ard Patterson
LtHaN rssr~ lounSbOh, JacoOiS li@pA'b'1'
Stevens, Dodd, and ~9uid 'rson. .
H,,i,OrdS ant Ciidi.-Mvssrs. Taney Herring Brown,
Swayze. and Rue. ,,- A.,
Cisoad Mesars. Moore, cayeleer Cunningham
Matthews, and Ftrudrn
Coc Cayeeor. stephens Lodge and Con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-13
MIDNIGHT BEATHER REPORT


Probabilities
For Yrr England. he nidhe and SoRti Atonfc
suites ria1 and DGri!y cOudy daf Sghy e0dr redter,
aorIeriy and rssieriy Wu,dS, and r,siig barometer
For tn Gulf States, Tennessee, ana Inc ONO valley,
uar,ly cloudy weather and lower temperature, with
nortncry winds and rising barometer east OF the iSss-
sppi.
teIuperauc IMAM Wednesday, with nOrthery to west
cry winds and Al the stations east Of Lake Michigan,
lish. s.uN and rising barometer.
For the Upper NissS'p p and Lower Missouri valleys,
decidedly cold and clear or fair weather, with uOhoy
Winds becoming variable, aud failing barometer during
Thu: sday night
Tie Lower Mississippi will change but slightly during
the d;y
Caniiouary signals continue the Atlantic coast from
Cane IlatteFas to sandy Hook.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-13
AN EXPLANATION BY COL. FELLOWS.

Col. John X. Fellows, against whom certain
accusations have been made by The HTgt1d
CoUant In regard 10 his action in the mat
ter Of robbery committed In Hartford, Conn, some
time ago. stated yesterday in conversation with re
porter Of TnE TRIBUNE hat the story SO far rs II referred
TO him the attorney thieves, acting with
any knowledge whatever OF who the thieves were or with
the slightest information upon the subject, was
entirely false. lie had received from - client
whom he was defcrriug in criminal matter
some Information OF which hc claimed 10 Dee
possessed as to Tie property stolen from The banking
house oil " l. MdtsOn * Co., III Hartford. HIS cIcnt
tul MN thal 10 did moi think the property In the
hands OF the ORIGINAL thieves. but NcVIcrk city.
Col Fellows advised his client communicate with the
bank authorities THIS he declined to do but said that
Col. Fellows might II Lc chose communicate the in
formation received. Thiz DONE aud Mir Matsul
banker called Col Fellows, asked his aid I'm re-
covering the property. An the aid and information pos
s.bC were given him. Col. Fellows also gave the In.
formation 10 the Hartford Chlof OF Police oppusi
tion 10 the advice Of Cob Fellows, the bnuking
authorities paid ~ 80 for the recovery Of the property
lis advice was that IN all probability the property could
Col Fellows received tho original Information he knew
absolutely nothing about the robbery. When the secur
ties aud papers returned there secrecy about
n. me Hartford C0urd OF jan H. lsIG, ref RING o.
the matter says that the part which Col. Fellows mad
taken In the should not reject dI5cIediaby To tha
gentleman but was rather 10 his credit.
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nO,rgTTC pOpTa

BOSTON Jan. l2.-Arrivei steamships Berks. Pcndeton.
phladelphia Glaucus New Cleared steamships
saxon Tor Philadelphia Whitney for York brig
Fram for Antwerp; schrs NJ Haskell for st Jago
Winner La Have ~ g. sailed steamship saxoD for Phil
adelphia- -
PORTLAND Mc. Jan. I2-Cleared. schr l. A. johnson.
for New York. - r..
Liverpool barks Alfred. Toledo, for Philadelphia Mary
Hogsrth, for Baltimore
TYBEE Ga Jan l2-Sslei, steamship saragossa Hooper,
Baltimore: barks Laura Gersude, for Lnerooi Johann
Baltimore.
WILMINGTON " c.. jan 12.-Arrivei, steamship Panther.
Mills Philadelphia. Cleared, br1gs JOhanne. Cor iyerpOo
Pierce for Carenas sc1r Carrie Melvin for Portland
sailed steamship J. Foley; for Baltimore. Cleared lt
brig Siii a (NOr.l, for Liverpool
CnARLIsIOy 4 c. Jan. l2.AAuived. steamship Equator
PHILADELPHIA Baltimore before reported sailed
steamships Georgia, for fork Lueile, for BAN
iverpOol bars Valentine for Havre
NEw-ORLEASs. l2-Cleared slip STEAMBOAT aud bark
yerDool bark Mercedes for Sauander sehr big
Arrived at the Passes DARK Malta from
ArirOz,sn.
FORTRESS MONROE jan 2Passed In for Baltimore barks
Matilda smith from savannah; PrecOsa, nom Bgcuen;
Ena Enretta, nam Carr and Clipper. Passed out bark
PaIiein iOr Porto hico.