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WARN WEATHrR COMING AT I.Asr-wht,a
and Brown Linen Suits; large variety iust
received 81 A. Strauss Popu,ar Clo.h,nx
House. Pa ave.. between l0,h ana lIfh g.
third door from Ilth street -
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IN BANKRUPTCY,

At the City Of Washinston: On the IN day
s SISPp /. sRs Gs9 n Y S.h,n
said District, wh9 has been sd'pdSsa Brannr1ps
MASON a., s.,}. s:!;.s.:.
I TNITED STATES PATlET SFFIo,: ,.,
On tn. ,..isio .H y JOHN Z B9sRo Is of
Newark, New jersey, PRAYING for the extension
q 70 him On the In az q An
i Is ordered that said petition Be heard At this
:os may .S pc sSis szt.S:lcn 9bisot9n: aslss
once twenty days b'lcr: Az & hi :sRs.n
nyao-lsvsv do%ai:aonsr Of Psssnis
I INlTHD STATES PATINT 0yIL0I,
a q n. petition q jSaS HOP :n "a i5aoa 10
:on q s.ssns s1ssi.d 70 tSss % =. -. day Of
august 1853, Cor On imlrov:%ept In Oschines for
0s,So p.cscss no,i :. n..ra .. ,s,.
ss.:sn nay oIPOs. mi: s.sen:iSSm 9S'eSssiSD:
soS S: sss lie ds
my lO.lsvsw Oe11issioasr Of f.ssais.
INITID STATES PAFINT 0!H!CD,
On .h. ,....,oS ~ B. g. II smith
ssi.ss srsessS 4 Sis . sss 1sS ss q August
ss:s .:s ,os - Ss:.s At tn.
pa sh ~; :ss. g Z: ia:
"snfy days bsfors ths day e ns r. fG;yaHrp
my s-iawsv oeusnisstonsr Of fassnss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-26

1The week just opened is anniversary
week in Boston. The regular anniversary
meetings Of the Unitarians, and the Uniyer.
salists, and some OF the EVANGELICAL denomi
nations, will be held. and also meetings of
the Labor Reform League, the New England
Woman's Suffrage Association, the New
England Anti-Slavery Society, the Free Re-
Club,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-26

THE ROOMS OF the Young Mems Christian
ASSOCIATION, in the new building, corner of 9th
ana ID streets, will be opened this evening with
appropriate and interesting exercises General
Howard, President Of the Society, will deliver
an address OF welcome, to which the Rev J. F.
Newman, ID. d, of the Metropolitan Church,
Will respond in behalf of our city churches
Letters have been received from Hon. VIM f.
Dodge and George H. Stuart OF Philadelphia
tnat they will certainly be present at the open.
ing ceremonies, and an occasion Of much in
terest and enjoyment is anticipated. All citi-
Zens and strangers who can should come and
participate. The committee Of arrangements
nave provided an abundant supply Of straw
berries, ice cream, and the like, for which each
ticket has refreshment cou pom attached. We
are requested to state that although the number
OF tickets has been exhausted a further supply
will be at the door this evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-26

A SECRET MADE PCBLIC.-To save all fur.
Their dispute as to the vegetable principles
which imparts TO Sozodont its purifying and
preservative properties, the proprietors an.
nounce that the Bark OF the q uillaya Sapona.
ria or Soap Tree OF South America-the cleans
ing properties OF which are uneq ualled BY any
other vegetable substance as vet discovered
is its main Ingredient %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-26

The PUBIIc AT LARGE will appreciate the
great benefit derived by them In the important
reduction in price Of Hoffs Malt Extract al
ready so faverably known throughout the
United States. This celebrated preparation
serves as an excellent strengthening beverage
delightful tonic, and pleasant remedy for
disorders OF the throat, chest, lungs and sto-
mach.
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not ToR GLYMONT.
GLYMeNf PAVILION.

This delightful Summer resort ON the Potomac
river 10 nev eesa Tor 1xeursions, Pie !. r
Nice, &c Private parties can take the NJ \
msil boat Dolly for Chs mont, Ct m lE3 ID
end ,. m; Leave Glsmont % D. m and q mi !,
rsiss and geo and dinner apd etssr s
freehTents on The ground &C city prices, and the
beet the market can s0ord
Other steamers viii In . few days make daily
uips to 0lymont at reduced rfces
Persens wishing 10 Pend deli hsful time away
from the city, can do 20 pov by visiting 0iymont
my slim Jos r. eHAFFIGLD. Prosrissor
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NOTICE TO VISITORS TO GLyxo

NOTICE TO VISITORS TO GLYMoNr-we .ra
req uested by Mr. J. H Shafheld. IN = propr,e,or
Of Glymont. 20 stste that parties visiting there
need NO; burden themselves with baskets A. :
as meals and refreshments can be oosained al
city prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-26

BLUE FLANNEL SUITS,
All sizes, styles, and prices,
Al liable 4 Co.'S,
iSs Penna ave, under u. ;. Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-26

OAK HALLS best advertisements are on the
backs Of the people. Every garment sold there
IL as good as first class notice. Gents, boys
and children's Clothing at unusually low
prices, 400 .th street, opposite Post once l7,6
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CITY ITEMS.

WHITE LINEN DICK Srrrs
At liable Il Co.'S.
&oc Penn q ave, under L. :. Ho.el
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DECLINRe.-We understand that Mr.. Michael
Tally. nominated on the Council ticket in the
Second Ward by the ..Citizens," has declined
in favor OF Capt. J. X. Narrower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-26

PANAMA HATS cleaned aud trimmed at A.
L. winnings, 2s3 Penna avenue, south side,
between 9th and 10th streets H.
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SALES OF REAL EsrATR.-Kilbourn Il Latta,
real estate brokers, have sold lot 30, In so uare
23i, % by 135, on Boundary street, between 18th
and 14th streets, to L. +. Cooke, for 10 cents
per so are foot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-26

POPULAR DRESS REFORM MovBNRNr.-The
rush OF the people to Oak Hall for gents. BOYS
and children's Clothing, AGO 1th street, opposite
Post Once. l7.6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-26

CUMBERLAND LUMP CoAL.-A few hundred
tons prime article in lots 10 suit purchasers;
low price; a. g street wharf
GLEASON & GrRNN
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DENTISTRY.

lie = r FREEMAN, DENTIST. offers his
branches u Dentistry Office y1s Penn 80
syyanis avenue, between llth and 18Th V3xxW
streets, lover DR. Mobiles m, aslu
DE y: 7. C0UMBE; DENTIST. No. a41 ON
Title extracted without pain. TEETH9
ipeerteo on Gold, silver, or Rubber ~
t,nr ana nheo IN the best manner, on medersto
so- 1.. ap5 I'm
nke; w.. AND 4. A. MERRILL .DDHTIsTo
u No. 2sS PENNsYLyAHIA AvR-
nish ARTIFICIAL TEETH on any Kind o.
OF rate desired Pure Nity0ss Ossde Gas oou-
sSenty on hand Tor extracting teeth without pain
We guarantee 70 oil those having work done Al oaS
once satisfacffon In every particular. no ie-iys
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*. LhwIk q DAVIS, DENTAL AssoOIA.
No. $50 PINHeTLyAMIA AVENUE.
Between l2th and 18th streets

No charge win be made for extracting whore Ar
nhcisl Teeth are inserted, although the
patient, VIII be REQUIRED % pay for the4pyl
VII be deducted when the teeth ore made The
asssec,a . is nog prepared 20 make Teeth on
phis, and Boston prices. All persons wishing dsn-
tai work done can have &c as cheap in the shove
and best manner. and vsrrs ptsd 70 give entire
satisfaction. PeFsons Vim DO Well 10 cell anl En-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-26

Fer LINEN Collars and Cuffs 20 TO the Origi.
nal Franc, A9i .th street. between ID and f.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-26

FoR SUMNER DRAWERS 20 to the Original
Franc, i9i 9TH street, between ID and E. Prices
81, 50, 75c., 81 and upward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-26

For FINE WHITE SHIRTS 60 TO the Original
Franc, asi 9TH street. bet ween ID and T. Prices
IS, 81, Sl,25 and upward.
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OFF FOR EuRoPR.-Prof. l. q. Marini, of
this city, leaves here next week for a trip to
France and Italy. He goes for the purpose OF
visiting his relatives, and he will be absent
about three months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-26

FoR SuMHKR UNDKRsHIRrs 60 to the Original
Franc, 4el tn street, between ID and f. Prices
25, 80, 75c., 81 and upward. SILL:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-26

FRACAs AT WARD MRRTIHG.-At the mass
meeting Of the Republicans of the Fourth
Ward, held at the City Hall last evening,
fracas occurred, which resulted in the arrest of
George Jackson, Thomas Sorrell, Thomas
Bowie, and Mareellus West. Il appears that
while nominating delegates to the convention
the name Of Thomas Sorrell was presented.
Mr.. George Hatton objected to his name being
considered, and free fight ensued. The police
rushed in, and Sorrell was found on the floor
clinched with Jackson, while Tom Bowie was
knocking around. They were taken to the
seventh precinct station house, where they left
collateral security for their appearance this
morning. Justice Schmidt dismissed the first
two named, and fined the others IS each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-26

For ALL KINDS Of Gents Furnishing Goods
90 10 the Original Franc, 493 7th street, between
ID and r. three doors above Odd Fellows Hail.
as his is the cheapest store In the District Also
bear In mind that he has no branch stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-26

0In Italy, out Of q population of a, 0OO. OOO,
le,0O0,On were SO totally uneducated as to be
unable TO read or write.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-26

For ALL STYLES OF Paper Collars 70 to the
Original Franc, 49i 7th street Prices 10, Is, Is
and 25c. Der box.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-26

DECORATION DAY.-Arrangements have lust
been fully matured for transportation Of pas
sengers to Arlington Cemetery on Saturday;
also, to furnish refreshments on the ground
Particulars will be published tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-26

ANOTHER FIGHT AT THE GOVERNMENT
PRINTING OFPICR.-This morning, a dispute
occurred at the Government Printing Once
between Col Otis, foreman Of the composing
room, and Mr.. Langtree, a proof reader EN-.
ployed there. which led to blows between the
parties; but they were separated without any
serious results. Mr.. Langree, 1t is stated, has
been DISCHARGED
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~ K w d 90 & o L.

~ lew D Ooks.
THE sEXIe HERE AND HEREAFrER. By
We hoIcomoe, author OF Z" Our Children in
oGs xRfIsT in PERU. Fifty iiiassn.ilon 40
MoSSoRA SfT hIBU mlss........-......-siise
POSTAGE STAMP ALBUMS Fisc6er's siyie,
MtsF 81 81 e
OLD rd n Sh'T IoLks d; asrr,,
Old TEsTzaEsr HisTitsT7. from ; the Jrs q
x SaSn s sRii6 Ii J; Mrs ssass
tn ssgTsE oE ARGTEHI p g .XERseufs
n II nan gIAAasHia IN
CROQUEri CROQUErn
PHILIP soL0noNs.
METRoPOLITAN BOOKSTORE,
ny2o 332 Penn. ave-, bet sth and 10th SITS.
M UsIC MUSIC music III
THE The WAsaiSsEen G.AnA.iA BAND, !eis-
MtIER ana sHR0iOiR. Ssins nov thor
VuxoV oteenixeo ana uniformed, u preDarod -
ofuIn1eh The tose OF Brses anA uer3n9 M0sic 20 an
Iatedee, pic mics, excursions and osker entertain
ments during the co1tnG eeason; efero fta services
% tie notice Of the citizens Of the District euaran
teeing tneir yetrens good mudc, prompt Alteration
ana reasonable rates. AddreO Prof T. WEBER,
reodense s69 tn street east; OF A. eHROEDBR,
@h street ease; e 0etEeroftS Music store; or
SsSy ss ~, ISwsn bookstore, ala Pa sv. between
LegRl yllpn 4cm
ILoUR-AeeokfMIlf C0MPLITE-sfOCK
tARGuEHRICES Low.
w.n.aALrsoo., ana STRAW.
Indiana avenas and First street,
M Near Baltimore and Ohio DsDot.
y = % ST o u Il.
The 0A1rLAND YnBD erONB COnPAuY
are preDered 70 furu1gh thst1 Stone IN dimonsion1
md Quantity required.
sAWHD 10 ORDEI,
'rffs x fhshbd5sp Sc1HPs Am STILLS.
"a $3.50 Wxf1t fABIls, coiIEe.
bubble on lo6aaa soSSS sfsss. f 10;
heavy Masonry, In large quantities.
nsrieeD an strsse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-26

For FINE White Pocket Handkerchiefs 90 to
the Original Franc, 49i 9TH street, between
u and Z. Prices Is, 20, 25c. and upward.
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FEAST OF CORPUS OHRIsTT.-The festival of
Corous Christi, joyful day in the Catholic
Church, will be observed Throughout; the DIS.
trIct Tomorrow as q holiday, and The ser vices
In the various Churches will be at the same
horrs as on Sunday. At Georgetown College,
tomorrow afternoon, the PROCESSION in honor
OF the Blessed Sacrament will take place, and
promises to be one Of the grandest demonstra.
tons Of the kind ever witnessed in this Dis.
trict
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-26

FIsH.-The receipts Of FISH to day have some.
what increased, but prices are maintained.
Thirty thousand herring were sold At John
sons wharf to-day at SIS, and about fifteen
hundred shad, which sold at Sll per hundred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-26

For GOOD CerroN SOCKS 90 10 the Original
franc, 4st TN street, between ID and +. Prices
s, lO, Is, 20c. and upward.
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[ United STATES PAT!HT 9yTLGs, ~.
I INITiD STATES PATINr O!H!0I, !.

OROsO q WALSH,
RIAL ESTATE ExOHAN9Byfs DRoKkRN
No. 327 PINNA. AVENUE, South Side.
Between 9Th and 7th streets west
SAM GROSS,
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OAK LAWN will be sold tomorrow after
noon at O'Clock. The property is at the head
Of both street west, and will be divided in to
slots. Splendid chance for q suburban village
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-26

Representatives of the Wards in the Gen.
raI Re pablIean Committees Chosen.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

~FABMKRe, AND MECHANICS BANk
% GEoRGE Town. D. C-This B.uk will be
Day " II having been proclsimed a general holt
Cay 81 the President. Paper falling due on that
Day should be attended TO the day pre yious
myS 81 w. LAIRD, ia, Cashier.
rCoKE.-orders for COKE Win receive
~ prong attention Il lefs at the drug store Of
CONGRESS streets, Georgetown. myss I'm
Rf THOMAS BOWLING, Anct; Georgetown.
A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT FOR SALE
n, re,o.v AT AUCTION
en me premises Said lot is situated the corner
Of, fsystte and Sd streets, opposite the Convent
Terms Of sale will be liberal, and made known
on DAY OF sale pARSEILLE,
my25-d&ds Intel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-26

NAvAL.-Commauder A. w. Weaver, S.
n, is ordered to duty as Inspector Of Supplies
at the Washington Navy Yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-26

Delegates to the Nominating Convention
Elected.
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ely Time in Some Of the Wards.
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LOCAL n EW s.
THE MUNICIPAL CAMPAIGN

REPUBLICAN WARD MEETINGS.
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EXTRA FINE WHIsKEY AT THREE mol
II LARS PEI GALLON.
will sell the celebrated STAR Whisky NJ
only 80 per gallon warranted pure and Of q very
nne quality Also. BAKBRS and other Wills
MIS-. PALE SHERRY, in Glass, the best in
the District and over twelve year, cid, - per
bottle W h TENNRY
may I'm Cor. high and Bridge streets
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IHE GROCERIES AT Low PRICES.

d. BED ", %si,s sTSAs oru.hsd Pow
Canned To.AToSs' pounds Ssn e 20 s cent, $40:
sTaSs H cfn Etsse1 ,n PEas LIMA
MICE ILeUR, GkEIE TEAS, from 8 10
and eepersl a..oIsms,s - -. TEAS, soTTss,
CLUES, VINES and LIouoRs, q e low prices
ior the quality - any store IN the p,.srics: For
may slim Seorsetogn
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In this ward the following delegates were
elected on Monday night: Josiah L. Venable,
Clarence M. Barton, William E. Virnillion.
Michael Shinar, Charles Osborne, E. b.
Hughes, r. b. Hamilton, Henry Better,
Charles Champion, Alfred Fairall, George H.
McReynolds, samuel Harris, Joseph Fairall,
William b. Dobbins, ana Robert Simms.
The Republicans Of the ward held q primary
election for the purpose Of nominating ward
officers, at the chapel, on 10th street east, be.
noon and evening. There was large attend.
ance, and much interest was manifested rs to
the resut. Messrs. George H. McReynolds,
George X. Cook, r. b. Hamilton, and b. Lang.
opened at p. m. and closed at p m. The
teilers were occupied counting the votes until
about O'Clock this morning. when they an.
nounced theresult a. follows: For Alderman-
y, A. Champion, 39i; J. o. Dulin, sss. Fc,
Common Colneil-y. L. yenable, SIS: r. A.
Si:nms, 3is; T. ID. Gaines. $40; q. m. Barton,
2+ui w. L. Gown, lie; ]. H. Herrili, Ile; c. W.
Whlte, ~; For Assessor-S. s. Riley, 25l; w.
l. Eermiiiion, 100; A. Fairall, so.
SEVENTH WARD.
Inc Seventn Ward Republicans met last
night n Island Hall, to elect hffesn delegates 70
the Nomnatng Con yention, and i've delegates
TO the Repuoiican Central COMMITTEES, W. r.
Rider was elected President and Richsrd w.
Thompklns, Secretary. +. T. Myers, member
Of the Executive COMMITTEE, moved man the
1slss.,ss BE- i a,.s1 TO support Mr.. =. A.
Donegan, for Surveyor; adopted. Some twenty
i've persons were then nominated for delacafs.
Of whom the following were declared elected:
Isaac johnson, Henry U. johnson, Thos. Is.
SmIthsou, L. G. Hines, Patrick Calllnane. Ino'
T. @. q. Brown, Anthony Bowen, Ohas. Hen.
Kelley, Geo. H. Newman, VIM. A. Talliaferro,
Joseph Williams, Ben Jamin =. Barker, Samp.
SOC Matter, VIM. L. Jones, Perry Carson.
r. w. Tompkns moved that two aitsrnates be
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Repu oican mass meeting assemb led last
evening af Wisewell barracks, corner of tn
and U streets, and was organized with VIM. E.
Mott, Es9-, in the chair, and Wki. FIR azee Sec.
reiary- Mr.. Cook offered a resolution proyid.
iLg nat the meeting proceed 10 select nfteen
neega'es TO the nominating convention, and
mat separate rising vote be taken on each
person nominated until the fifteen shall be sc.
l~ctedi and that the Nominations be kent open
until any one who desires il shall have had an
opportunity 10 present the name or names OF
nominees for delegates. After some debate the
resolution was adopted. and Mr. Eldridge sub
united the following names, 70 De voted for As
delegates VIM. A. Cook. George w. Reafrsw.
X j. Beall, John Freeman, Peter Cam pbell
James Coleman, John X. Wright, Robt. Green
-. r. Bond. Thos. r. Bell, Alfred Hin % n
hubbard, Geo. Brown, Newton Crawford- ana
J. q. Hawley. some confusion followed.
during which motions Were made 10 Law
ne lust on the table, &c Others
wanted each name vor ed for separateIv
OrGer being restored, the following additional
ATOMS were made. Il. Boyce, Alax
Hays, Aaron Russell, Rober, Grren, AIsx'r
Thomas, James Campbell. z. J. BrOoxing..
John T.. Ciary, MICH Duffy, + n. Gioson,
Archie Lewis, y. y. CLARKE, john Tidoan
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CURTAINS, %.

rss EFT ssHH zss sF1 sfsizs...s.
wn. o. MITCHELL . co.,
Over rery5 Bro
s3-iy DRY 6ools sstablish0saA
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MuusUDs Uis SSSsisIasS.s stH2SsA HALL.
fIs'Aa 4SissE ssA ltf P r s WIS"

s.: &c, ~? :: 80: J; !: i sifs
s.ss.s "a J ssssss. stil esvss sssssiS sss..ss:
tsse1. "a ~ sale. Pianos sss sale. rsst @ en-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-10
THE NEW sENsAT1Oh

Mrs. Stowe, the author Of "Unole
Toms Cabin, has published an article
in the September number Of the At-
50Bttc which is exciting great interest
in the literary and social world It is
nothing less than q charge Of incest
against Lord Byron. The history Of
the case is briefly this. Seme years
ago, when Mrs. Stowe was in England,
she was sent for By Lady Byron, and
from whom she received a full reFelG-
ton of the domestic life Of that lady
With Lord Byron during the year they
lived together, and Of the causes which
led to their permanent separation. She
was desirOus before passing away from
earth of placing the facts within the
knowledge Of some one, 20 be used
after her decease 90 vindicate her
memory and reputation, and che
thought that Mrs. Stowe, being an
American, and therefore free rom
the prejudioes and influences which
surrounded her oOUntrywOmen, would
be a proper person TO whom 10 COM
muniCate these facts. She therefore
gave her a long and full statement cf
the causes Of the separation. The naIs
and startling fact is that Lady Byron
accuses Lord Byron with incest With
his half-sister, Lady Augusta Byron
afterWard the wife of Col. Leigh, that
that the result was che birth of
daughter, who was cared for by Lady
Byron till it died, living only q few
years. This family secret, known only
20 a few, had been kept from the
knowledge of the world, but % was
really the great cause why Byron do
serted his wife and never aitogWard
saw her. His knowledge Of che fact
that his wife knew Of this affair kept
him from making any serious charges
against her during his life. It was
matter Of grave delibsr0hon whether
at the time Of this interview with MRS,
Stowe il was advisable ever % divuige
IL 10 the world. Mrs. Stowe was ops
posed 10 any action, thinking it could
do no good. She kept the matter 90
herself. Some four years ago Lady
Byron died. Last year q volume 81
the Countess Of Guicoiooli, the 0ole-
brated mistress Of Byron, relative 60
her life with Byron, and his character,
seemed 10 Mrs, Stove 10 create che me-
oessity, in yindicatiCn OF che memory
Of Lady Byron, 10 publish the facts
deposited with her 90 the world. This
she has done 10 the article in che AZ.
bdRtic.-Mt Vernon Republican.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-10
COD HESS THE FARM.


God bless the farm-the dear old farm!
God bless It every rod
Where willing heart and sturdy arm
Can earn an honest livelihood!
Can fr0m the coarse bat fertile soil
Win back a reCOmpense for toll.
God bless each meadow, nsld and nook,
Begemmed with fairest dOWerBi
And every leaf that's gently shook
By evening breeze OF morning showers.
God bless them ALL each leafs gem
In Natures gorgeous diadems
The orchards that IN early spring
Blush rich with fragrant flowers,
And with each autumn surely bring
Their wealth OF fruit in golden showers,
Like pOme megrauates on Aaronis rod
A miracle from Natures God
And may He bless the farmers home
Where peace and plenty reign
No happier spot meath Heavens high
dome
Doth this broad, beauteous earth contain,
Than where secure from care and strife
The farmer leads his peaceful life
UmEe1ed BY G0la and tricks for gain,
He turns the fertile mold,
Then Bcatters on the golden grain,
And reaps reward hundred fold;
He dwellg where grace and beauty charm,
For God hath blest his hope and farm.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-09-10
y. 8. COX
NEW INVENTIONS.


rTNHE undersigned has invented an
Improved Flood Gate, which wiz be
found lust the thing for farmers ana land
premises. It is so constructed that y can
adapt Itself to any stage of the water being
hung to upFfghf posts, to which are attach
ed guide bars upon which the gate rises and
falls, on friction rollers, with the rise q Gall
OF The water. Il is also so arranged tnas IN
pe allowed TO swing over and dOae upom the
surIace in the event of q strong dOod. For
e6 NY reetdencei in Troy Township, or address
aprley ANDREW MAIN, DelaWare, o.