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which IL one Of his main charges against her In Ms mai
and I'm Don Juan" Ii while unutr 'hS psl' , nm,
she the playful letter to byr3n' atainst
which rs also one uf The counts ~ the lhhcl l', .
her After rtaclaE klrhuy Major nvi % husband
Size HAD certain proofs of the trnih oi Niat n,t
we do moi affirm that tins version al the so' t
absolutely authentic. We tell u aS II vas ,uI ,,on the
certainly II is inherently NOR t% YShoe mys
fcry and the solution Is greatly hohoipo of mo
Rvynn II Iccounta her silence ~ Ia the co" To,,h
s.naratton Her lips sealed a long as III
lived In accounts for her consultation WIN ~, L,nv
Ia Tor nor letter after leaving byron, ana Delorc WV,
% nt ~ scnaration was inevitable. II accounts .oo
for DR. Iushiugon's statements cohhrmilE IND thaf
saving that IeconGllatloh was @ o,id so, pro
,nallr rOtherwisr take any part toward tn9cllhRli
or course he could not, man OF holIr ~ S con
doubred however, whether he Womb naT1 ha nv
,aTed it as Impossible, though equally he c1nld nave
taken no part in IT, II ne had been told ny iuS %
that She had continued To live with her husoahI 90
wife for months, weeks, or single Hhs sti alive,
his guilt We not If DR.. Lshhslo - s Ia,
we believe he Is not long since dead oat W.
ne is living he Will now make blei, 49, iih -, hotter
statement of the facts In the case, WIN WHc
acquainted AS Lady Byron's counsel thl any o, p I
son. such as will put this matter forever NJ reSI w %
solid foundation az truth Indeed. IL is due to Byron MS
wife, and TO the public that everybody WHO o,h INV
any light on the circumstances should now tel every,
thing In relation 10 the affair that they know. Ana
this burden rests with peculiar "cIEnnt VI NiiI
stowe, who IA responsible Ior tne Puuhncayidd
which seemed TO her sufficient Justification Tor maKns
IT, Ii is clear from Mrs stoves account that Lazy by
time We know that it to Mrs Stowe alone that
she confded the accusation; but that years Delore nT
DEATH at the very least, OF Her h ,bonght her.,
self at liberty make talk about w. anu hoI nLost
mentioning Lady Byron as her auInOlly. we h ay
Byron could nrusted its fun reYelatohH INC reg
citation of 10 was absolutely necessaGJ-tO HoIo Jui'
ciOus hand than that which has now gwen ~ 10 vac
world We az least hOpo that Mrs. stoves article VIII
have the effect of bringing the whole truth authenticity
to light, which are equally sure VIII eh0neEae lazy
Byron from the fantcst shadow OF cOlnpllcy Win lo
IA 81, alla aFaiu
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nsh CIVILIZATIONS.
A MEXICAN T0-LlTIl0GRAPHlCC Coz
" oFFCE be-. been r. moved 10 No. 40 futonst. n \

DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT.
L A NEW BOOK on THB PEAR.
We will publish September illustrated work entitled
PEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT
BY p. T. QUINN,
practical Horuur many years successful grower OF Fears
market The subject simply and thoroughly treated under the
GLOWING beads:
VARIETIES
ASPECT;
PREPARATION or THE soILi
DISTANCE APART;
SELECTING TREES;
DWARFS AND STANDARDS
THINK or PLASTINGi
PLANTING;
DIGGING TREES FROM THE NuEsERrRow AND rAcHNGi
VARIETIES TO PLANT
PRUNING;
MATURING AND MULCHlNG:
GATHERING FRUIT;
MARKETING PEARS;
PROFITS PEAR CULTURE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND dRifliNbG
PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS
ORCHARD RECORD.
Tli. Work viii be iounl complete practical manual Tor bs Fear
lroper whether Tor pleasure proat
one volume handsomely bound 10 cloth Price a. Sent h-' by
mai receipt o'Pnce. Tab Tribune ''"''"A
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ytaal 4Otit,s.
SUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY of


SUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY of
- HBw.IORK.-PiILiP HETTERBR agst FERDINAND SrOES
SEL ohrsln Of Of the supreme Coar
rendered this the scyeu,ssb DAY %
1867 the subscriber referee therein PANIED by
Saesroo No III BrodWsv the C Of Nc~York the
seventh C27h dAT MAY 1883 twelve oeck all tbess
OF aud with tue buugs thereon erected situated the CITY
Nw York bounded and described follows AT those lets
land aud 10Th Wan)
10Th Wand OF the Of Newlork the sds Of seventh
bounded aud coutauing together follows that Be
guniBg the north ra OF seventh avenue AM
TNeu sIth street thence nofhsr along The sassy nde
the Seventh frynns feet nve inches thence rse parallel
With the feet lEches 20 The norhsr ,ds
TwenyI and thaAce westwsry along the norbsr rde
street feet the ss north sssssTy
the Seventh rwn sixth street. the point place
b NJ STOKES Referee. No ~ waLss
Tie sale Of the above P,II ,Be until MONDAY. Jss mat nss
time and place ..-... ..
she above further postponed anl MONDAY Jans ~
inst, Al the time and place .. ... - a.
The sale Of the above Is further postponed ant hONDAl Jus
insL. at the and place -.
The Of Sue above postponed until TUkSDAf July o. prof.
the time aud place =. A.
The the postponed until FRIDAY
same time aud place s. b. NJ STOKES Referee No VWhtt
The sale Of the above spohd until MONDAY July ~ mss
place \ NJ. Sr0kBs Referee. No WAhsl
The oftbe above postponed uAl FRIDAY july 10 s
aud place. s NJ STONES Referee No SWn" =,
sale Of the above postponed until MONDAY Jelly
the aud place. B. NJ STOKES Referee No whs,
The Of the above postpaued uphl TUESDAY Sepsweei
the Add place s b. H. STOKES. Rssree. No. N"S~
Aug f6w MAJ
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SUparturrsbip Nutitrs.

TIVE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
-'@' wv wsHALE
No 81 Boadrav and No 70 Newst. NewYok AUG o. 1859
An business eoprnershp existing under the br
CHART HALE will be tied by Nm HALk tGBroadway
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Stationary, @t.

FRANCIS & LOUTREL,
4 SrArIONERS and PAINTERS, No IS MAInEN-LANR
Supply everything In their line at low prices ores solicited
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furniture.
FURNITURE,
BEDROOM
LIBRARY
AND DINING ROOM
furniture.

H. l.. SOLOMON e SONS,
NOS Ga1 AND $50 BROADWAY,
Cal the attention parties desiring furnish to their large and RI r.
CANT STOCK, which they oner MOST REASONABLE PRICES
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLES on LAMBREQVIEs Cre.
TAINs, coRSlCBs. MIRRORS, ke, GS
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;flusital Sustrumtnts.
DODWORTH's Brass and German Silver inn
II proved INSTRUMENTS easoabe rates No. Aston place ny
IF Won want good PIANO, cheap, call ut
Il L. CUMMINGS Wareroom No Jniohs4afe sod on In'
sanrnts customers Only look them De-
decide elsewhere
MILLET's Music Store, 1858 Broadway.
w music mu,e books nd musealinomeai wholesale AMI Retail
DRINCE q Co.'S ORGANS and MELODEONS,
i Aekuo Sedgrd the best 10 the World
AZ ysristis. from $50 10 900 each for SALE RENT
ST GORDON No. 200 Broadway
DIANOS, MELODEONS, and ORGANS
Prices greatly reduced for cash New Octave Pianos OF a class
New Cabinet organs for 80 ani up
unu Secondhand from SO IFS Monthly Install
and instruments Tor rsut NarrTooms No Isl Broad
HORACE WATERS.
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gab StbuoIs.
6tathtrs.

V'EACHER-A middle-aged gentleman. eXpe
4 rieucei teaching wishes TO make an ENGAGEMENT
TEACHER ~ The Engh branches Address A. W. Tnbane Ofce
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Corporation Hotitts.
OFHoE OF rHE MzrRoPoLIrAN BoARD oP HEALTH


OFucE MsrHoPoLIr.S BoAtD oT HE,lTH,}
No. 81 Muttst, Aus. 49, 1913 '
AT n MEETING of the METROPOLITAN
~ BOARD OF HEALTH. held at It's oAee No 30 Mottt Ne"
lo the 18th day Of August 1867 The following resolution vas
s5rcd and Ishsreb declared to be an additional Of bis
Board That 10 addition to the streets named 10 existing ordinances
a be lawful to drive cattle aud sheep during the day tine lnTlsh ne
Eesrnhave from Forty secondt to Forts nohL forheh
hed Fryat from the Hudson hNs[ TO isHs ats6 SPa s'
"''" H. ST. GEORGE B. LINCOLN, President
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-To
" SEWER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SEALED PROPOSALS,
each Endorsed WORK which relates the Of
II OF Monday August 90 1909 o the construction Of
eu IN the following localities. va; - 49,
al h streets between "a avenue aud a RIVER aud In haveHue
bet 49h aud 5Othsts-
street Duane aud jay; Leonard between
Elm Markepee bet Grand and Broome aud
10 Broonr street. bet. Centrr aud Muiberrystfeea
spec n altseet from To and through ha'eaae to
Snsc ID In 2layeuue bet. 9li and 10th streets
spec n ll2b street bet sl aud Jaye llIh street bet ~
and 18th and 9 street bet Avenue aud Harlem River with
spec la-'n 7th'tre.t between ',y. and Avenue B. ..
Spec l9h DusnrsIree between william aud kosess Madison
aud Norfolk bet
R,ingou Stanton Nhcrstrre between stanton and Houston
pnce Mot, Mulberry Avenue A. bet u aud 'ihsts
spec 2s-out sever 6lstst River aud Avenue A.
spec 2-ln th.aven1s s9h and losib streets,
spec Pin 7d,trrei 81 and iAa'es aud ~ I1thst bet lst
spec g5n Oth avenue 2sth and 9eet' aud Receiving
Basins as d ,cnbed IN Misrepresentation.
Spec "a Underground Drains 0ri"eea 99h and streets and be-
tween Ih and 3h avenues 49,, 80,
proon.,, will also he paving
avenue from l'th to 18th street with NcosOn pavement.
plans Tor these works can be seen and Specifications aud forms
for bids obtained. ou application az this once
" THOMAS STEPHENS
ROB1 L. DARRAGH : CToon Aqueluct Board
Gg0 $ GREENE, }
New.York August II, 1863
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To represent Teachers Who seek pusitousg
To Girs parents Information Of good Schools
To sell rent and eIrlau-e School Properties
FOuTta years pTorfd Efficient 10 securing Tux MDH
TEACHER FLADE"
J. W. SCHEHMERHoRS 4 ". Aeiuhy,
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<SNius CarNs, &t.

At WIN. EYERDELLs SONS, No. 10i Full
~ tousL-WBDDISG CARDS and FINE STATIONERY lBstAo'
pihed 1879
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-09

QUARTERLY CoURT.-There was only one
case disposed of yesterday, after the report l0l
the Gazette for that day had closed; that %
,be Com vs. Fred. Loudon-on an indictment
e,r stealing barrel of lime from Messrs,
Woolls g. Taylor-jury rendered verdict Of
gnilty, and the Court sentenced the accused to
one wear in the penitentiary.
The Court adjourned till II o'clock to- day
To.DAY's PROCEEDINGS Lyon
g. Noise VS.. Barley, Tripett ct al.-motion fol
Indictment Motion for continuance overrued'
and execution awarded. Exceptions by de-
tendant to order awarding execution.
Com. VS.. John Robinson, colored, tor petit
larceny, in stealing barrel Of flour from Mr.
Lewis Mckenzie. Jury returned verdict o
guilty. Motion for new trial overruled, anc
prisoner sentenced to fifteen days imprlson
nent in the county jail.
The case of John Carter, colored, on an In
formation for petit larceny was then called.
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LUpIcRous INCIDENT elderly and high

LUDIcRoUs INCIDENT elderly and high
ly respected gentleman of Loudoun county, a
member of the Society of Friends, and dress
ed. of course, in the old regulation garb o
that denomination; While walking up King St.,
last night, was attracted by the crowd standing
in front of Washington Hall, where the Elm
tracht masquerade ball was in progress; and
upon approaching it. to crafty his curiosity
as to its cause, was taken by the boys for one
OF the masquers, and so violently set upon,
and pulled about, and jostled that, though as
topished beyond measure, he was glad to beat
hasiy retreat, and sought shelter ina neigh
boring apothecary store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-09

EMPLOYMENT FOR THE PooR.-The Rich
mond Wig has struck the right note in urging
the adoption of some scheme by which, while
the able bodied poor OF each community are
furnished with food to keep them from suffer.
ing, they will also be furnished some kind of
employment to keep them from idleness. In
every large city, we imagine, some such plan
might be devised and successfully worked.
Public, charity on too large q scale-conducted
as 1t has hitherto been and is now-tends
rather to foster idleness and imposition. Re-
lief OF the actually needy is duty which every
community feels it incumbent upon them to
discharge; but then it would probably be
some relief to the tax payers themselves il some
such scheme as suggested were inaugu-
rated, by which those who are able to work
could earn the living afforded them.
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ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.

EXCHANGES OF REAL ESTATE Tor the month
of December. 1868, reported by Messrs.
Green & Wise, real estate agents OF this city
House and lot on corner of Prince and Col
umbus streets, y feet inches front by l0C
feet deep, $4,000.
A tract of land in Alexandria county, con-
tanning As acres, 50, $50.
House and lot on North side of Queen, near &c
the corner of Henry street, 80 feet by loo iee'
deep, $1,000 w.t.. -
House and lot on East side OF water De-
tween Duke and Wolfe streets, i 1eet o incntS
by 1913 feet inches, 1915, o,,,.,
Lot on East side of Water street, anu o9u ~.
of Princess street, % feet by l3S ieet' ana iot
on South side of Princess, and East OF water
street, 60 by so feet, S7!6. WV.
Honsa and lot on North side OF " one
Street and East of Fairfax street, 40 by lVV
| feet, 5000. &c. -. III NO
noco streets, 81 feet inches by 81 feet deep
Lot on East side of ST. Asaph, and North
ot Oueen street, "a feet 10 inches by 45 feet,
$500. -,
House and lot on South side Of Duke street,
and West of Pitt, 80 by IS feet, S. 32;
Lot in square bounded by Oronoco, Pendle.
ton. ST. Asaph and Pitt streets, 16 feet
inches by l45 feet, SIS.
Lot on Pitt street, South Of Glbbon street,
"a feet by 1l3 feet inches, $500.
House and lot on East side OF Alfred street,
and North of Princess street, 100 feet by ll5
feet inches deep. 500.
Lot ON East side of Patrick street, and
North of Cameron 20 feet by lob feet inches
$500
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-09

ca,1RCH SERVICES TOMORROW.

Csgist caurch.-servics at II a. m by Rev.
NJ. McKim. Children's service at 81 p. Ia. :,
Ia e. Poups Church.-Seryiee at III a. M ana
9. M. by Rev. DR.. Norton. :, .na -
~ 1racs Church.-Servioe at ii a. M ana =
by Rev. d. F. Sprigg.
D. IN w. M IA s.-Service at and II a. m. and
S3gp. m.
Second s SftT IN the morn
'"s SI @to Episcopal Church South,
in the morning and at night BY R sgna d. s SUu
School sermon will be preached.
Methodist EpsseoqaI.-Serm4n in the morn
Methodist Psotestant.-Sermon in the morn
M and at night by Rev. j. B. Jones.
Baptist. Service in the morning and at night
az Rev. +. j. Willis.
Village Chapel.--Service in the morning ano
1T night. corol
.4iercndria C7tristian Assoeiation.-Generas
Prayer Meeting in the LIST Presbyterian Cnu.t q
at O clock D. m, and every evening during sn a
csming week in the Associations newfo9'n nico 81
cond floor of No. 93 King street At III CIV D,h q
A cordial welcome will be gwen ~ al
will attend upon these means OF grace
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DISTURBANCE AMONG SOLDIERS. ester
aay evening, about four clock, party OF some
dozen soldiers or more, from Fort Foot who
had been drinking commenced disturbance
among themselves in the restaurant oil Mr.. Ell
Petty, corner of King and Union streets; but
the steamer Virginia sounding her whistle
preparatory to starting for that Fort, they lei'
the restaurant and boarded her. Hardly, how
ever, had they stepped upon her deck before
the squabble was renewed, blows soon followed
and in short time the whole party were Gu
gagged in regular scrimmage, during which
several received black eyes and confused faces,
one sprained ankle, and one had piece OF
MS nose bitten off, After the fight was over
Cant. Griffin cut hts cable, and steamed down
:he river for his destination, leaving. however,
some of those who had been engaged IN the
combat behind-as they had been warned that
f they started on the trip death would be their
portion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-09

RIVER NEws.-The current in the river
caused by the melting of the snow and the
Late rains has almost subsidized. The steamer
Virginia sailed for New York this morning.
Oyster vessels are now arriving and departing
as usual. The steamer Arrow, StackpOle,
which has been Withdrawn from the Mount
Vernon line for several weeks for repairs, is
now nearly ready for service, and will probably
De at work again in week or two. The steam
er Fairy OF the Piscataway line is expected to
resume her trips in day or two. MIR. Joseph
Cawood will commence seine hauling at
Fowkes-his fishing shore, during the early
part of next week. Wild ducks are reported
to be very scarce on the lower Potomac.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-09

THE CASE OF DIR. u. Howe RIPLEY. The
case of DR.. u. Howe Ripley, formerly of this
city, who was arrested in Washington on
Thursday night last, charged with "having on
the 26th Of December caused the death Of Mrs
Minerva A. Martin, by improperly prescribing
an overdose of sulphate of mOrphia," came ur
for hearing at noon yesterday, in that city,
The Justice stated that the case was one o.
Importance, and decided after hearing the
evidence in the case, to hold the accused in
$500 bail to answer the charge at court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-09

The EINrRAcHr BALL-The masquerade
and fancy dress ball of the Eintracht, at their
rooms in Washington Hall building, last
night, was a very pleasant and agreeable affair."
and afforded great deal of enjoyment and much
amusement to those who were present. The
masouers were numerous, and Of great dlversl
~, and the attendance very large. The iestl,
yi,ies were prolonged until late hour ana
everything passed off to the entire satlsfa ctlon
of the efficient committee OF arrangements.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-09

Police REpoRT-MAYoR's OFFICE
raj parties arrested for selling liquor without
license, were fined and discharged.
MAGISTRATES OFFIcE.-John Carter, col
ored, who has been pilfer;ng from the colored
people of Petersburg and "Newtown, tol
some time past, was committed to jail for exam
nation by the Court.
WATcH REPORT. Might cloudy and damp
temperature mild. Many masquers out, but
the streets, with the exception of King street,
very quiet-large numbers in front of Wash,
ington Hall until late hour, and the boys
there noisy. Three dodgers in the watch house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-09

New YORK, Jan. 9.-Elour dull, 5al0 cts
lower, on good grades. Wheat dulls dropping
Corn dull; LAP cts lower. Stock market unset
tied. Money easy at seven per ct. Exchange
81. Gold 351 20's 1862, coupon l2i. North
Carolnas G4i; new GO asked. Virginia ex
coupon "a; new SOS. Tennessee ex-coupon CT:
new G6B.
BALTIMORE, JAM 9.-Virginia skies, old in
scribed As bid, 46 asked.
BALTIMORE, Jan. Cotton firm and very
active, accurate quotations cannot be given
middling uplands nomlnally 273 to 49,. Flour
dull and unchanged. Wheat firm, prime tt
choice red 2.25 to 2.35. Corn dull, sales O.
prime white at So TOGO. Oats dull, nominally
G5to73. Rye dull at $50 to 100: Pork firm
and active at $50. Bacon firm, rib sides II tt
III, clear do III, shoulders l4i. Lard ilrn
at l94.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-09

CONSOLIDATION. Capitalization is now the
order of the day, and in accordance with the
prevailing spirit, the Orange, Alexandra and
Manassas Railroad Company has determined to
consolidate its two freight depots in this city,
aud hereafter all the freight business that here
tofore has been transacted at the passenger de-
pot of the company, corner of Duke and Henry
street, will be done at the Brown Shed, on
Union street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-09

GENERAL CARY's LECrURE.-As will be
seen by an advertisement in another column
the Hon. S. T. Cary will deliver lecture in
this city on Friday night next Subject: Nature
and Revelation opposed to the use of intoxica-
ting drinks
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-09

THE BALL OF THE Harmonic. 1t is stated
by those who profess to know that the tourna-
ment to be held in the Assembly Rooms next
Monday night, on the occasion OF the maSquer-
ade and fancy dress ball OF the Harmonic, will
be remarkably attractive feature in the night
entertainments The horses to be used in the
tilt have already arrived, and their riders have
their equipments prepared for the tilt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-09

OBsTRUCTING TIE SIDEWALKS. An gentle
man somewhat advanced in years, merchant
on the wharf, in walking up Prince street last
night, from his place Of business to his homo,
in the dark, ran against ladder that had been
left leaning upon house, and had his face
considerably bruised in consequence. The side
walks should not be obstructcd-particularly at
night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-09

VENIsoN.-M venisOn has been sent to
this market this winter than for number OF
years past. Nearly all the commission mercl-
ants in this city have received frequent consign-
ments of it; and many an antlered, monarch OF
the forest has, this season, adorned the sign
posts Of the grocery merchants of this city
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-01-09

Nov OR NEVER. All who intend Join
ing the classes at the Alexandria Business In
stitute, Stewards building, lOl King street
should do so on Monday evening next A
large number have said that they would com
menco next week. If there has, not SUN
cient number Joined the classes by. Tuesday
evening to warrant success, the Institute will
be closed, and money refunded to those who
have purchased certificates.