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New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
RAILROAD PREcAUTIoN.

"a Mt YdtT O IN IT'VEHN
SIR. Is it not singular that, in view Of the
number Of appalling accidents which are continually oc
o,tnO from the plungng OF down railway embank
ments an idea has not suggested to the public sim
lar to that since adopted in Europe The new road on
Mont Cents is provided with third rail. elevated and
running over tho center OF the track On this rail extra
wheels TO the number Of four to each car run horizon
tally thus rendering 1t impossible Tor tho cars 10 leap
from tho road So many lives lost by accidents
RAILWAYS that law should be passed rendering impcra
tive the use OF this extra rail JOURNALIST.
Eetn- York ApriI 16, 1868
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22

discharge Of the person whose services give rise to ~ ana
discharge; that the Commissioner OF Pensions shall
,nJTr aH nansoners and pay them and no Claim Agent
% h" entitled 10 charge for services In obtaining
pension that where the widow shall be an unt person son
TO have charge OF children under years or snai nos
Guardian That where person entitled to pension
;a ~ sha he maid 10 his her legal representatives;
Ia the ninth section OF the act Of July 1864 Ia con
tdnned in force Tor fve years from July g. 1861 1t Is
thouvht the bill will pass presented.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
rEw-yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, APRIL a. 1858;

bi, reease from OF the clerks In tho alb
sence OF Justice Mansdeid. "Paddy quite indg-
nant against the complainant for wanting redress. and
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY. bearing per cent interest
end principal payable in gold, for sale at par and &C
crued interest in currency These securities are highly
recommended for steady investments Descriptive pam
phlets furnished. FISK HATCH,
Bankers and Financial Agents G. p r. T.,
No. 8 Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22
THE MARKETS.

THE MARKETS.
icarsfslI reported for rus Tarsusni
TUESDAY. April Al, 1864
ASHES-The demand Is fair for Pots at ~ 76.
BRISTLE5 unchanged; the demand has been mod
crate; quote at from 3S9s rs for American Gray aud
White.
BROOM CORN has sold freely, but at easier prices we
quote at 69l7c. y 10, cash.
BUILDING MATERlAiS-The stormy weather has
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22

COFFEE-The extreme nrmness Of holders cheet.
peny a S and West India are q T pe 4
former figures We quote RIO at ltGlsic; Java 7ais
duty paid Rio in bond quoted at iOiallc for ar to
CANDLES are without change, the demand has been
fair; sales Of 900 boxes within the past week Il
from 2l924c; IA o. sperms are quiet ati0atSc, and
CoAI-The inquiry for Domestic has not been very
active; dealers generally waiting the public sale
and the stock Is ample sales from yard at Aats 25
tun Of 2o In Foreign, nothing Of moment doing for
DYEwo oDsITbe major part of our sale. now being
made in the small way The stock is not large aud
prices are % sgs not quota2y nsnsL we 5 O
E:: :ss n ss ssis . xfss rs s Ssss
0'Rld -Four AND MEAI~The demand for Western and
State Flour is less active the low and medium radee
are tame though not quotably lower Family brands
GFe IN qss for ~ sspeue State $40 Is Sse IS Ordinary
Good Extra state $40 soasil 70 for Fancy do ss Ss
Minnesota Extra SO Is sslo shipping Ohio .es
Amber 70 Winter Wheat Extra Indiana and Michigan;
s2 9Oas4 for Single Extra white wheat Extra 90 Do
for Double and Triple Extra do. California Flour TT e
hrmer though less active sales OF lSoo Sass -, s S
VIA the Isthmus. Southern Flouris In nmiteo aemsne
and steady sales OF 400 bbs at se S 70. vras
for Extra and Family George and virginia; snd so
aS15 80 for Extra and Family Maryland and Delassre %
af 81 Corn Meal is tame; sales OF loo bbls
IS 9Oa for Jersey 70 206ss 80 for Brsndywine ana Wese
ern White private terms
FISH-All kinds are quiet but prices OF Mackerei arc
in some better No sales are reported Her
ring are about as given last. Dry Cod unchanged
Dry Cod, Gnd BIZ. s. $50 - MaetI 10 lg ssns
Picked Cod bbl. OO9 50 salmon, Pih 10 1 agS~
Mscsi No l. Bsy.. 20 ooe : Herring, Nol.Fh "a 10
Mscsi N" 4 BsJ. 20 Is 90 Herring. y bh... $50 sn
FEATHERS are unchanged; We note fair business 10
Prime at 7o080c for Tennessee and SGOc Tor western
GRAIN-The Wheat market is irregular for that on
the spot and the market weak and lower for forward
delivery the market is firm, and prices are from asss
better the inquiry Is confined 10 shippers VINO purchase
mainly for forward delivery; the sales are 81 oo bush q
% 490$2 4s for No Milwaukee to arrive t for Am
Der Long Island s. l7d3 "a for White Caufot
nian and IS 40 for White Genesee Barley is held with
much firnness, but is not active Barley NAH u
firm and in fair demand at 81 81 for State, with saee
OF 100 bush that price. Oats are rather lower oue
there IA good demand at the concession the sales are
81 900 bush Western ASSET the inside price cash W
day Rye is somewhat better the sales are 400 gsn =
al 9sat2 part 10 arrive for Pennsylvania Jersey ano
Southern Corn is again lower under unfayorap,e new
from Europe the light demand, the advance In relsh
and the large offerings the sales are 1900 Dsn sfsw
Colored aud White Tennessee at u l6Gy llf New
Western Mixed at 81 16asl 49, very choice do iet as ~
Old do at 81 49, in stOre Western White az VI l6tat W.
do Yellow ut s1 24d$l 25 Southern White at VI 10
81 ls; Jersey Yellow at 81 25dN 25t.
m RRE
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22

SUPREME L-Heh by DAVIS J-ConH opea
hlOam
New-York tribune., 1868-04-22

OTIRIn Crude Fish Ola there mas Dcon a. M fo}
tcas rsmain firm at 1880 for Whale. aud gsr
sperm Manufactured OILS are dull ana w pZ0SS been dali
downward tendency: Amercnn Lnseea % ~ ,,Ssi 70 fog
Sasts and bbls. In small l9ts. Lard w va ru''"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-18
Die ModenWelt.

81 Rhis.is y reprint of the expositor'of fashions
pasthe Continent of Europe, which is published
gernan H Ia Berlin Prussia The reprint is
vine English, and not only contains fashion
4plates,f aud patterns, but also illustrates the
'sipts as ofIskill in embroidery and
IL fancy FORKS Of evcry description, It is a
great favorite with the ladies, and is published
somi-rnonthly fo,arF $500 per aanuu,, a By s. T.
Taylor, $40 Canal Street. New York.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-18

:, s. 8 sSsihI:AIssIl:EErfss Isl:Er ACT Of TYRANNY-T &C
count OF tho imprsonmont Of Judge Pope at
JJaSe,ksonyillc JS, BY lieutenant Of tho army, will
be read this-morning with an universal thrill
ofifdighatioh< A foeble old man is imprison-
cd by sub-oHiocr for refusing to discriminate
in favour of negroes , The officer enters the
the Court Of Justice, presided over by Judge
whose loyalty has never been questioned,
dissolvca tic court, and serds the judge and
his civil officers to jail with the cool, cruel
remark -'Ccrpnral, conduct the judge to Jail;
take him steadily, for lc is very feeble" Yes,
very feeble, but stronger to-day than lion in
the the affections and support Of the people of
Alabama Not only SO, but when crippled,
gray headed, old man expresses his indigfna-
ton at the Outrage upon the judge, his crutch
is spatched from, him by a, number of brutal
soldiers, is broken over his head, aud the old
man is himself hurried off to JAIL
Wc forbcar comment, for General Meade
has, Threatened to imprison us If we dare to
publish words which arouse the prejudccs and
passions of our poor down-trodden people.
The tale i, tol,l;' let the people consider the
moral =, And let General Shepherd diligently
investigate whether the mcn i'll blue uniform
.wh9 beat the crippled old man over TIC head
with his own crutch we're not disguised mem
lbers Of the 'KukaS-Khn " .M,atyon,c,y dfua,
I0M inst. ',a i.s1haa,i ~ ,,,,;e ,wf-i..l us
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-18
God 's5Go,dieyI',ssi Us .Lady,'s Book.

ESqsr hundred frnd fifty;fiyc numbers Of this
popular monthly has been issued during a
period Of 3s years; and it is still as. welcome
visitor as over to the ladies of our land. The
fashf0a 'dapsasitmshp Tits aag5azin3I aag5aazin3Is Is select
and cqmplete, While The literary department is
rich in ifkstrhctioH Ind enteftdinincht. Terms,
ss5:00:A Address IT, AT Cooley, corner Sixth
and Chcsnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-18
The Eclectic

H. 1SnsI;.Gla lGl oon.. 1;ns Establishment, Profosso,
Faradav. Music in England, theft Eastern
Question the French Go, 9'fnlncnt' and Va
rioas tothor u
Terms ffs Ecseet5icH-singlo s5H copies, 4S
cents; one copy, ono year. sc 90; two o2pies,
one yoar,isp0oe;s FIVE copies, one year. $40.
AdateaB Bidwoll SO, s ~ Beskman e
St., New York. 'e'a 1
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-18
American Stock Journal.

The AApgilI number IF this valuable monthly
COM ains Interesting articles on the care and
man 'semont-of stock. The rapid increase in
. tho .circulation Of this popular Magazines has
ia change ss # ii, Therefore
=. friends wishing specimen copies will please
i.asesrss NJ P. Boyer & Go.,' Parkcsburg Chcs-
tttay III n X,d,lsvHaa eloaosf1 oil i-i#ar .gaii,.4
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-18
! Den, ,orests Monthly.

"a This is par cttcilcncc n ':mirror of fashion"
It's subscribers can be sure of q. millincr and a
drcss-makcrsia. tlb bthousc, whom it arrives It's
lossons0f taste are well adopted to the ncccssi-
ties Of every section, and have enabled it to
obtain the high rcputationit it new enjS;ys. Ad-
:isste H s!Jchaiins pcmofes., Broadway,
,.'Nov York, enclosing three dollars.
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Postponement of Lecture RE-

In consequence Of the inclcmcncy of the
weather, the 4tgstflEs @ eaa J9hns anderson my
10 Johp lAiq nat MT eomc Of at the time that
Was appointed, but will be delivered on We'd
hesdny evening next All, who wish to enjoy
!. sieh literary treat should attend. Sec al-
vcrtiscmcnt. q iG
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-18
COMMERCIAL.
Report of the Charleston, Cotton Mar
kct for the Week Ending April 16.

RtpoTted JoF'hh 'Otdhgebdr5 Ne,rs by
W. WALTON SMITH, COTTON FACTOR
On Friday the 10th inst, there was no trasnhsno-
tions. the day being observed as q holiday. The
market on Saturday opened firm, with fair do
mand on'a basis Of BOO, for middlings holders in
most cases asking higher rates. There was good
demand on Monday, with an advance in priocs of
3o,o On Tuesday the demand was worry limited, the
bettor grades werc firm, while tho lower grades
were weaker. Very little was done on We'd
ncsday. Holders were firm, and asking prices
above the FiswsS Of buyers. The market on
Thnrsday continued kquiet, holders, however, re-
manning firm! The sales for the week, amount to
some 1000 bales We omit quotations.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-18
Consignoes per South Carolina Railroad
:. Remaining, iii the Depot to Date.

c1AC- 1'NFOU CV
g. II. u. Cook ~. Hart, T. j. Jennings, j. w. Dnutz-
ler. J. II. Feldcr NJ. 4. Smoak j. D. SInoak, }. w
Hoffman. O. b. Binnaker, J. n Nettles, D. d. Sal
Icy. c. Jamison, s. j. Brantlcy, Il. W. Bates, w.
McElroy.Utt g.
ea i7' Per Er3nrss
Wm V. IInrth, Il. II. Knots.
In accordance with orders received from the SUI
pcrintcndcnt Storage will hereafter be charged on
Goods remaining in the Depot for unreasonable
length of time. VIC. MEREDITH,
ys,ag r., ,,t,t, Agent
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-18
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, i cat..ini1F
.',t..iLA AGrangchMrg, District ~ I, OHMaponf Hatp
Dy p A. A.rMeNncHAEl Esa h orlipargsy,, y,

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, c;y..,ini1T
-',td-op ppangchirg District. s s1,l .ihr.e h..9"'
So. by Pl A.yAcNIIcHAEIi,Esq.i /! ordipary, ba.
WHEREAS, v. D. v. Janison. Commissie4cr,in
Equity, hath made suit TO me to grant him Letters
of Administration of the Estate and cffeets of Geo
r! Trick, deceased. ~ 9,a B In, ~ ,jrW.
These are therefore TO eito and almonish all an.k
singular the linlred and creditors 5f thka said.
Geo. T. Irck, dec. tl,at they be apiear,hefoEe
se in,hs coag; ri Ordinary TO be h9ll at Orange
publication hereof, at] loclodcin the foramoo.i,fo
fheM cause if my tsy layf why tbs Faia a lRiPs y ri
Given under my hand this cigbthudaysp pfsApril
AnnQ pomini, lSG8,r, q,
--'f''~ i''lf ''3i PA SftMIofIkEL; aob.tto. D.
M npl1 1,sll.ie oi nion l nitll..in Ror7t,frrat,
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Reg Ala NOTICES.
Ell |. An9l -. = y
6neI'IlIII III S sales.

by sittue of suhdty .ssritstof iyao me tlirs6tcd
2-.tyill sSt e tbs highest tadsE Al gfagg
Next 'fof cash e'foli5wiag fESpe pertytizIf 6lof
81 One Tthct Of Lima aiiiiHg fot
less, in the Fork of Edistor east side Of Rilloay
gSHs sSsa sssss as SssssSS
hapniug, on aby IhpsioEs sJosbhnay-
ss sd35s il .s ssSs S 1sa Esi5 5s2s @
siit of Y I'D. JimissnI Commissioners ,ssii lid
s i'aGnpso fnn ;i,5i9oALsosfI 4d ,siiGpeE sd, ni
DeAnother Tract Of Land toontairihE $50, atfsss,
BSsf BSofhar gT tsg T. a9ySq9n S r. ges
others t@s taa1st 'l i q ai015S sssiSaH i sa@ ana
e f''ea,-ci 'stt % eupAtsobna .sps..asr .srssT
Another Trnct S5o lcrtsi iSiors dtlss..
eycsl on ~ the. iFoperiyfoft the eatsesef Xf1 F.
hfsSs .. ths s suit Of N Samuel BD1sara n
ss., ~ ,sss,,s q! laAstfsso o,.,ig 6, 4ssb aft
ia} ksa Saa1es HIs fSs sssa! ffss S sos e
nio7e orIlcss Lcviod1on ataie ssit ssf b. @: Jbn1s
and Angus, tKohn, .Assigppsss;, f,..4i "a, =,
asln,Asf ALSO 81 i, d; 3si sia.ssS. 4.
j, One Iipuse and Lot eontaia;pg qns aero of Land,
more or less. situated in he Town OF OFangebur
and knownastle Mosescy' hhusc. Levied on ss. tho
3sspSry 5sspS ts5a.l T. M f,s ~ 4 eE Sas the
Il d'sXi: 13'it ,F''iii md eaea'
All the Right, Title anu luirresi9of Mrs. i. mr.
Jeffers and James B Porter. in one House aEl Lot
containing acres, more orlcss. Levied on at tho,
snit of Rufus T. 'Ausley and W. Dantler.
ALSO ksprs
= One Tract Of Land combining 200 4cifc or
less Levied on as tho yrpp, ,riy p Charles 81 Bin
esss eSsst a sa sal SIN s Of
Assienees, and ChcsterN C,tscI srpiy Co,,e, &
Bull. -,
Shcr;f7s Ollcc, ~ j. ". II. BIZ kES. ea,
April o 1868 -T'Hfn1f .-n t'lsi' 81 GsD.'
aaapill lttn tid u . J,.ai tua,s. ,,s.s;ti
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.,.t ii-ai e.s,f District Returrlss,.' ,.E.. Hi.
We,give,below,t returns. of election. in
tAB Dbtffct" as far as heard from. : .4"n
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-04-18
FADING MATTER bN + EvERsY isfs PAaE. T! { s.
Court Week.

:'aAe regular sbadg sessionfJH the Court has
ehgased,Ae'i attdhtiou Of Ilitig,'nts dhring that
portion Of this week, net occupied by the cleo
tions. His Honot Judge, Gloyor has presided
sHd business M h4hs'beens ehcd With remark
able facility .npderihis able direction But the
large, that al Extra Court q
odc week will hardly suffice to clear thom Of
the litigatcd cases, which have accumulated
during threo.t1GafsII ss5hseqdchce qdh Of the mill
tary interference rEp withl our. Juleipl' ,arrangc
ments, which has by somo ncaus, always borne
harder upon our District than. anywhere else
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-25
VI | = { t. IL. \ y \.
UNDER THE ICE.
The Alpine Hunters Miraculous Esea pc.

There was no hrascr guide, or more skill.
iul hunter. that ever set foot upon the Mat
terhotn. or crawlsd over the danrcron.
glaciers OF Moots Rosa. than Uric Peterson.
Tie wa a man Of immense s,rsagth and rrca.
daring snd had often tracked the wilder.
ness Of snow when those who followed tho
same calling willingly remained in their co,
tase. in the we'll protected villages. lie
laughed At hrs conpaa ions. when they
talked OF jauser aud made light Of the
Tears oi his good wife. when she l,cmblcd A:
the bowling Of the fierce winds. or the
AvA'sncic Of saoW. that now and thea swept
down, with irres,,tabls force, upon the lit
tie -hlileis. With we'll spiked shoes a stout
Alpenstoek, confidence ir himself and firm
aud ieIssnt trust IN God. De avowcd that a
nisu was a. sale upon the iopmost cliffs Of
the cloud piercing Matterhorn. rs in the
brook.th thre AIDED valley of Tourmancbes
Bot the uuiG heart Of uomanhooi could not
although her trust in the Good Lord was
equally strong ani 20. when she Jaw him
taking down hi, trusty rifle, pordor.horn
aud heavily shod iron staff. one morning.
She cluus 10 him and begged that he would
not 20 up the mountains There iI every
sign ola storm. -as said 'You know how
terrible they are We have food enough in
tie cottage. ID stay a, homo with me and
toe lt:Ir ones"
That would 1. Wife was The reply. I'll
! bad not seen ~ hex =, aas codiag
horne. yesterday evening. he was a stout
old fellow ~i,h huge horns: and fancisd
Ls VI, aIm1s, laughing At me a. crept
around ths cl,I upon which be was stand.
ing
but, Uric. think Of the storm that j..
certainly coming
Il have been in many sp one. and care
noibir. tor them / love the free ubistline
Of The " mi upon tie mountain tops and ths
wbirlur OF tho iesthory snow So. good.
sic. G., me something g. cat. mus, BE-
cH before the d,y l4-n."
With a heayv .igh she woman did =, he
bad requested arI with his fond kiss Hil
lingering urou bel lips, she .av him cIiuit
tl. m5rn,4irsilc. until flru in ihc pafl
q h.u hom her view Th,n ,hr sank up
on fgr .rce, by the bedside 90 her ,'ll
s'YmU.tins ghi.i,en. asi c,uminsI hi
in', o.. kc,rir, ri ti.i, God who bad lhu
f,r pfc--r, 3 tiai in i.e n..I.ro, every dan
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-25

Golden hatred Gracc Is last year old,
Is, shs has witcherics rarc and untold,
over the household she reign. like a Queen,
Railing the iond-.t OF subjects, 4 wesu-
RciEus by her beauty and Innocent vilcs,
Pays their devotion with Nj .rs and smiles
Lisht. all the hou.. with her iumiuous sacc,
Niid"st of al katocrSts--E golden. SaIrci Grace,
Bora In the soathsra land yei her .of. eye.
Cslsbi ih. clear blue from the fair Sor,heru skies
And the rich ourrcat tha, bids her lip. xIox
learned from New England It's it,c. fearless Gov.
f-Ir 10 her fac. a. tn. lily that brezis
IEto white bloom the cool Nos,hsrn lakes.
Close By the shore, where IN trcc. ia,sriae.-
Dear is;ls blossom. .fleci. golden. haired Grao.
Golden haired Grace tries few .inpi. words.
Sweet, hslEsrtieats,ea ehlrp.. like biras;
let, Ns who love ayT. h.ie'rr .h,- unav .a,
Never 'alstAko ~hAt .he rseans 10 convey,
Low 9aieAcnsd ears are % ready to hear
h'-n IN her blrnirr.. 30 srtlcs, and queer
S9ifnps~s ot womb rtui sissioua ~o tra-e-
DCar little silver tougu-d golden aired Grace,
uoid"H-hAiFSd Grace IA bcslsaiHs to tsy
"h''h'f ti' better TO walk or to ay.
or alone IN The corner she .tana.
Laughing and Growing and eiapplnE her hands:
Thea NIth her sEaai! coaEasv waxing more itrons
waves her arms wing wise and iptocs alous
Clai'nIas his q, The end of he race
Rosy-iecd ;raFci'sr-golicH haired Grace,
GoIde a-hairrd Grace loves all Hvins u.inss
Creeping. er walking or soaring on ~taes:
ilsstles, u ii'. BUTTERFLIES, all arc her frienas.
After tho b~e her sscst srrttlass she .rpds
Shc's;s 90 the svaiovi. .wIffiy they pass;
Calls 10 tsc COWS. a. tbay fOsa la the grass
KEYS iE her heart Tor All er, aiurcs piao.
icAs LIKE tender .oulcd golden hatred Grace,
''f asr'' 'W~~t taby hood Wui soon De pa.,-
Ho~ shah Se hold her from growinx 40 ta,tf
How shall -~ keep her pare. hsppy chRs.
safe from AL sogross, aastaincd. ua1chicdl
How can W see her. a. short sea.on, NhirI
Grow up ard change 90 tail. Wliful sirl,
q. " Ne might. sor ionE loving space
hosP Ast our baby oar soi,ic u haired Graeg,
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p r Y.
GOLDEN HAIRED GRACE.

nv FfoREScE rERcT
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-25

There is a class Of people who blink that
10 be grim - to be good that piety is q
sort Of facial longitude; and thai thongm
20 DO really wholesome. must be shaped
ike coffin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-12-25

Dried sweet potatoes are ihs latest abom.
nation tha is jnit A. good a. coffee"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-24
FRY Green 81 Wise.

(Reai Estate Agents and Auctloneers.)
I decree of the Circuit Court of the county
Of Alexandria, rendered at its May term, 1868,
in the suit Of Thomas A. Waters, surviving,
&c, &c vs. Richard McSherry, in chancery,
the undersig ned offers for sale, at public suc.
ton, on SATURDAY, the 9th day Of January,
1869, at IL o'clock m, in front of the Mayor 5
office, a LOT OF GROUND, with FRAME o..
TENEMENT thereon, on tho west side ofA:a
Fairfax street, 20 ieet inches south OF Princess
street fronting 20 feet 9 inches on Fairfax st,
TEKMS-O ne-tenth of the purchase money
to be paid in cash the residue in six, twelve
and eighteen months with interest from day OF
sale, the purchaser giving his notes for the de-
ferred pigments; the title to be retained until
all the payments shall have been fully dis
charged, and the cash payment TO be forfeited
GEO. W. BRENT
dec 14-td Comm'r of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-24

Social usagcs in Louisville are somewhat
queer. A young man the other day put his
hand in his pocket in order to find the key to
his store and give it to his partner; when the
latter supposed he was telling for pistol,
drew his own and shot him dead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-24

Saadi the Persian author of the work called
Gulistan, tells story of three sages, Greek,
an Indian, and a Persian, who, in the presence
of king OF Persia, debated on this question
"Of all evils, which is the greatestp The
Greciau said, "Old age oppressed with pow
erty;;" the Indian answered, Pain with I'M
patience; the Persian pronounced it to be,
death without good works before it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-24
THE GAZETTE.
THURSDAY EVENING. DEoEMBER "a.
"CHAps' ON THE HANDs.-Many persons,

"CHAPs" ON THE HANDs--Many persons
especially ladies, are victims all through the
cold season to chapped hands. An eticaclous
and agreeable remedy exists; what is more, 1t
costs next to nothing. A small jar, filled with
eoual narts of honey and giycerine, costs a
sbijIinp will last all winter. Apply it after
washins to the hands still wet; then rub one
hand with the other in Lady Macbeth style
until nearly dry; then complete the wiping
with soft towel None of the fancliul named
cosmetics. American, or imported, are halt as
good as this.