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ONLY WAITING.

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!. a very aged man was asked what be was do
ing now He replied, "0niY waiting"
Only waiting tin the sAAaoss 'i
Are liiiie longer grown Fsiisi Z
Only waiting TIM The gIiJniner e' la
or the day. last beam Il flown;
TIL the night of earth - faded W 81
From, the Heart, ohee faInof DIV ksNt
Till the stars ofhsasen nrc breaking
e . Throughshstwiligh. soft and grey 4
0hly waiting in The roapefs
~ Hare the'lhat shcaf gathered hoine,
For the summer time fsfadcd, Nh e
And the autumn winds have come, es
Quietly, reapersI gasi,er quickly mes
ss4 The lhstsipe hours u ny heart; 4 81,
sai Rorithc hlscinsof life Il witbored, .,.s
taiAnd hastan 10 depart m ge
Only NaitingfffI the angels e
0pch wide tic EDhgic gate, III. q
AtwnOse fset long hase fingered,
Weary, poor and desolate. ta
' Esenno9 Iheat shtir fools,eps M
4is And their yslces far away, -
.ai4 TIN shey call use, 4 an walling, 3 $.
Only Naitihg % obey. ai eds
0siy waliink liiI tho shadow,
Afs aIissie longer gfpwn,
oaiy waiting sili TIC giimmsf ~ Y
Ofths day = ipt beam Is iiown,
when ffous ont he gathering darkness,
Holy, deAshlsss sthts shail rise,
BY WHOSE light my sod shalI gladly
TreAdis path way 20 sht skiss
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lkrem hs Naisoael fslsligsaesr.l
T0the white sfen Of America.
fAir--stB Bcses's Adfress.~
aI i.-srs--a-e -
HvMAx. HIpDtrxox.

Air--f sbeHes's Addrefs."
EYNax. HlpptEroS.
AtHtsiesMsi wha proudly trace
Lineage tata q nUbie raee:
Who bli high aad henaFea place
Hss heng pAtioas ofsthe safihf
Where u an Ypgf ffetiom gfabds
Nce . Wfstrked negro band
kniiuN a'ef youf Spalhefn laHd,
Where ehiSe msn now arp siatcs.
Tho aiie Seash Al battles rall,
Madly slakqd shd lest their an.
Shall Wc drive them u the ssn
Ard atush tlels nisnhaod oct
shall hsssl igaphlt hafde
Over whltq msn play tks lnfd--4
lay ~ Waatr wifA Arn and sNofd
Our Edsa sf shp sonthf
i oar calsfea new fcfAaied.
whieh osr failles = liis.oa hAi sesltdf
shall se. fFseompp, hAssiY yiria
The bigtbfigbI0f gHT race
hsli We natd wlitte 4udas stapd.
hfeak The hnad af hFufAeshs hsssd,t.
; + kefes chs maA " %. ass biepd
10 bgw q segfn Fais
tni lhe laHA q sasny skles,
IL ths ''Fleam u Egypt lies
Sod ~ WsskaagIsa. afssat
Ana save W ifpn enf sha@o.
By the bleed cor fathers siied,
~ The soais pfhrfsss dad,
God larhsd u should b. ssiA s
"We'sa Aaajc esg hEsshf$a aiaxea e
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neKuiariy sold.

Two gentlemen frvm philadelphia,
one II whom has been 10 California
nearly year. and the sosheF ipat ar
rived, were accidentally overheard 10
the following ca ysFsatibn At The Sutter
House, Saefsniehto The new conner
was Iainenting bis cjnditioa, akd cspe.
eiailg two beahGiiih daughters; who
wefo JUST budding into w8mahhood--.-
wheb be asked the Other If Ne had a
family. 9"' ~
'Yes, sir, ] have wirs ana six clhl.
drcu 10 Philadelphia--and neyer saw
one of them. 9's
After this tbs couple sat few no.
mcnts 10 silence, aud then tho inter.
rogator commenced again:
Were you eyei bliod, siry"
No. tir.y re #sN ah :
Did | usderstand you to say, sir,
that you bad a. sjFs apd six children
Rsieg 10 Philadelphia, aud had never
seen cue Of themf'
"Yes. sir---I 10 stated il !"
Another aud longer pause Of
silence.
Ths in,errogaior again inquired:
How can ii be. SIC. that you nescr
aaw oaa Of lhemg"
Why was the rcspoase, zone Of
them was born after lcit'
''0h! all" aud general laugh fol-
lowed.
After that The first philadclphian
was especially distinguished as the man
who bad six ehildTea aud never saw
one Of them ia
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WESTMINSTER MD THURSDAY Y JANUARY 3D. 1868.

Private rehcarsals appearedto give per-
feet satisfaction 70 the manager, as we'll
as to the company trained for that par
ticular purpose and for that occasion.
All this was kept from the husband
4 One ,merning the city was thrown
into Fever BY the announcement 10 all
abe journals, aud upon the bulletin
boards that "AIiss Dora Shaw would ap-
pear that night IS Julia, 10 sherldan
.knowles great play entitled sThe
Hunchbacks'" 4" LeBaum and his friends
were ssruckas 1t BY . thupderbolt from
Heaven. He 6rst enlgeated.A appealed
and threatened his wife, and next the
manager, aud finally declared his intop.
tion to murder her upon the moment
she made her appearance The mana
ger duly had.all this passed into The
streets, which Of coarse increased tue
sensation and strengthened the desire
70 attend. 5.f.gs...
Every ticke, was sold BY nine o'clock
and II were needless to say that WHOM
night cana that place Of smusemont
oesapiod the thoughts Of fhe city.
The custsln rose Dora appeared---
walked, ssanlmcrod, blushed aad re-.
pcatcd her part mechanically--like any
girl reading hnr composition at 40 ex.
swinstion. Sill the audience was
plcased--not By the acting, bat by the
novelty OF the occasion The next, the
third, the fourth and iilth nights we're
like the drst. The mcrbid appetite Of
the public, satiated with aosslty, do.
man lsd good acting. This Dora could
not supply. The sudience fell off, the
manager became restless aud refused 70
offer a re-eDgagolseni, but iBtimated
that she bad best 90 10 another eity.
Ia the theaHlilne, I,elsaum sued fos
diverse, which was readily granted by
the Court The next appaaranea ,ol
Dora was ia New Orleans, where her
former social position wa, nnkaqWB,
aud where she was tbrpwo nepa ber
merits a. an actress ioF success IL
were needlesa 10 say that abs failsd TO
elicit oac single pIandit.
Tha rest Of che story i sooa told
Abandonea BY friends. homo, husband
and peaalless, she scll--,o uss her own
words;
Psli. lsks de suop aakss. frSm heaven 70 he'll.
isll. % ~ irsmPled - hith IA he siFret,
Frll, " BE- srpaed. " BE- spit oa aHd beat
lgeAdinr,
gMtsiBg.
Dgeading 10 dc.
seliinK htg seaI % shosssF would bHy,
itsalina is shahae faf ; msFtal u bread,
nAiiss ihs lisinS saa fsaflnK The asad.
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now ahe Parsen Cos Exclted.

8 "A few years since; near the city Of
F----, in Cennecticut, lived and
preached old Parstn P, who was
excitablc and nearsighted. One day
he had beeh ID the city with his ishorse,
and among his purchases was a barrel
Of -four, the head Of which vas iparsi-
ally ont.
On tho way home the Old man was
oycrtakcn aud passed BY 4 fast yoaug
man, driving fast horse and pHttiog
on much airsa Nov, che parpp's horse
was usuallya quiet, steady-going ami
NAL enough, but 30 couldn't stand chat
Sort o. thing; SO he sturtcd after him
Of the Fast order 10 good earnest. d
The ioltipg Of the wagon at leugfh
Jared the head completely off the bar.
rel, and the strong Wind that was blow
ing directly after the parson blew The
aDuf all over him hud the horse At
last the fast young man wns left, and
the village reached; but the speed Of
his horse was uot checked
IL driving through d street 70 Seasb
bis homo, he came IN contact with one
Of his dcacons, who was naturally sur.
prisod tosee his minister driving at
such pace, and signalled him 70 stop
why, Person + ---," said he,
what % earth Is the NATTER Yoa
seeui greatly axrited. "a
Excited" yelled the oldsman; tex
cited who 10 slse-h---! wouldn't be ex-
eitede saew storm ID JulylsA Get up.
Dobbipp'c ~ m SIS .il4e4
Tho Deacon smiled but vas silent,
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SIC!
Prof. y. Mortimer Hurley,

Prof j. Mortimer Hurley,
"H0 IS NOW INSTRUCTING
wv tho CARROLL BRASS BAND,
tho Orchestra at New Windsor, and the
two 0rchestras recently formed ia West.
minister, offers his services toathe Ladies
and Gentlemen Of Westminster, who wish
% take lessons on the GUITAR& PIANO.
Ladies will be waited on at their homes. =
Also, Instructions given on the Clarionet.
Violin, Flute and Thorough Bass. Il,
for particulars apply at the Drug Store
of a. \ Huber, or at ths National Hotel.
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CROuT & REIFSyIDER,

ATTORNElsS,AT.L AND SOIL
ss,4s saLI7'ORS IN CHANcERY,
-GM WESTMINSTER, Nh.
VXTE have formed coparincrship in the
w practice Of Law 10 the Courts Of
.,larppu and Howard Counties, and will
aipromptly attend 10 oil business entrusted 10
our care. Particular attention paid 10 Col
IsctioBs aud procuring Decrecs for the sale
of Real Estate.
-, eAlsa, Applications 6led for IInek Pay and
Bounty dur heirs Of deceased soldiers.
h, Office adjoining the residence Of CnAs. T..
RkIPsxiDgR. RoiO.if
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NOTICE. |.

"A LIpetsons lpdsbtea Northumberland
IA gdnring his tegm on biliceJ, for tees of
any kind, Rys respectfully requested 10 call
and settle. After the 1st day Of March next
the accounts will bc placed IN tllo Shariif !
hands for collection. NJ .-..-'.
WM a. McKELLIP,
Late Clerk ofthe Circuit Court for Carroll
county. 4s decl2-2m
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Dissolution OF Co-Parlnership

Il HE Co. Partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned is this day dis
solved BY mutual consent. Persons indebt.
ed will pisase call and make seitlement, as
we desire TO close the affairs Of the Firm.
j. W, Herring, NJ. D..
j. II. BII.LINGSLEA, al. d.
Da. BILdxostRA, is still Gciirely engaged
in the practice Of bis profession. Office
adjoining the Store Of Jno. L. Reifsnider
West End, for the present.
noy.J0, 1861.
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r. 3. NORMENT,
r. ATTORNEY at Law,

sIIAf1EG located Ia tbc City Of wcslnin-
III ster, Office on Court StreSt one deoffrsn
Vain Street, respectfully informs the citizens
81 Carroll, and adjoining counties, hat he win
kivr prompt attensian IL all badness entrusted
" him, both before the Courts 0f this State'and
the Departments Of the General Government at
Aysshisgtsh u. g. Il 8
Mtt REfERESCEs
Rer. ], 7. wsA and John Smiih, Esq,
Westminster,
e, chsass Abbott, ESQ. and DR.. Thomas Fri
naur. Balsimore.
ssnael sorheni, Esq. and Rev. q. Ward,
Washington, u. Z. 9s
b. y. A. Harley, Esq.. Register in Bank.
rsptsy, Frederick City, Nd. norlily
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We learn from the Ndtise Fhgimiaa
that in parts Of Louisa countysaud gen
orally III Fluvannh, negro hutsrare mul-
tiplying rapidly. Many Of the ehatslare
built IN the widest solitudes, asnile or
more from arabic land, and accessible
only By q narrow path, which the trayA
ieller passes unnoticcd They are built
10 the, hastiest manner, Of the rudest
materials, and resemble moro the habi
.lations of tbe beaver than tho residcn-
ces Of human beings, In these thick
cts the negro children ate being reared
10 absolute, almost barbarous, idleuess.
These are The frst fruits of Abolition,
ism The beginning Of the end &
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aDr. DanI. 3. Coonan.

sfLehlfwithiDr. Thoa W, Wells, Hampstead, j
siai( FFERS his professional services 10 the res
20 " dents az Westminster and vicinity. or
fce and residcnce Littlestogn Road, 4 for
doors above Union Street.
!, dec2G-6m
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ai.o. | AM wIru You Always
"A mother, ono morning. gave her two
little ones books aud toys TO tmuse
them, while She went to attend to some
work 10 an upper room.
A half hour passed quietly. and then
a timid voice ~ che stairs called out;
Mamma, are you there
ayes, darling"
IAN right, thcn;' aud the child went
back 10 lis play. WA W sg9
by and by the question was repeated
- aIammp, are you shere."
Yes sl''f
'sAlf right, them" and the little ones,
rcassnrcd Of their mothers presenee,
again roturned % their ii5ys
Thus when Gods little ones, in
doubt aud loueliness, look up aud ask
any Father, art Thou thefe!pp and
when there comes in answer the assur-
ance OF His presence, our hearts ara
quictcd. = pleA giag S
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~
A STRIKING CoSTHAsT-rTen little
obscure weekly Haiicaf papers ID Ala
bama were paid Sl25 each per week
Tor four successive weeks, by the AZ
lhnta Black and Tan Conycniion, for
Publishing the so.oalled Constitution
The Georgia Conveption. on the other
baud, couldn't pay lis board bills The
latest accounts from Atlanta state that
iiftece Of the negro delegates ID. the
Convention, unable % gct away, have
gone 70 work at the new barracks a.
81 30 per day, while three or four 9th
cls haze hired themselves 70 various
boarding houses as waters and boot
blacks, These will likely be on hand "a
take Another chance TIE $40 per Day
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PHYSICIANS.
{ 1COPARTNERsHIP.

I. .nRs. n. BUTLER and w. X. FRINGER
1, IL having this day associated themselves in
the practico Of Medicine, offer their profess
ionai services to their friends and the public In
general.
DR. BufLEE having been a long time engaged
in an extensive practice in Obstetrics and Sur
gerry, feels confident that he can give satisfac.
J ton 70 all who may be in need OF medical
assistance. tst - fNff Heff3F I
mon tifpgs DIR, r.. BUTLER,
jan25-tf DIR. WI. X. FRINGER.
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believed that. in bis anxiety to get
home, he urged his animal through the
bewildering storm as long as nerve and
brain could command. Arrived at the
river the horse had eyidehtly borne him
down the bank to the brink, aud In
stepping down he fell from It % the
gravel close to the wateF.--Chic. Trib.
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West, End, WesfmtnsteE, BId..
.s.GR. MILLS has FetprHed to Carrot for the
80 ~ purpose Of fesuming the PRACTICE OF
ia all its branches except Surgery.
Diseases cf Women and Chiiorss Treated
lnf1Bsa bspeeiair Care sha .d26-tf
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THE DEMseRAFIC ADVOCATE.

swx'H DAYS., EdRoy anil Proprietor,
t,sei " No. 8 CAnRep HAIL. 81
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tssly. Advertisements notstating lheDanberl
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lcousihaed and charged for until ordefedout
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! - - WFFaHInE " UlN.
seliinK hsx saaI % whosssF would bay,
braliaa IN shane fat . nsrtul sf bread,
HAiisg ths lisips ksa fsaflnE The dad.
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Ether cfhe Horsl. cent free by mail 70 oay
aadrs's on receipt ef price. jan2s-d,
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V1RUsT SALE OF FAUQUIER LAND.

Under authority of a deed of trust from kl el5
ard II. Carter to John A. Carter, dated the z.o
day of November, 1850, and now OF record IN
the County Court of Fauquie1, Will, on the
18th DAY OF APRIL, 1868, offer, at PUBLIC
sale, on the premises, the FARM, in said deed
of trust mentioned or so much thereof as may
be necessary to pay-frst, the expenses of exc;
cutting said trust; and, secondly, to pay q bond
mentioned in said deed of trust and now due
given by Richard h. Carter to Richard 81: Du-
faDy, dated on the ed of November, 1860 for
the sum four thousand three hundred and
ffty-seven dollars, with interest from date
The said land is of good quality and in good
order for farming or grazing, and is described
in said deed of trust as "a certain tract OF land,
situate, lying and being in the county of Fau-
quier, in the State of Virginia. on the Manassas
Gap Railroad, between Rectortown and Salem,
called Grass Land containing four hundred
and thirty (430) acres, be the same moro or less;
it being the same land purchased by said Rich
ard q. Carter from DR.. Taliaferro and 81. Sea-
TONI The said land will be offered subject to
any claim of dover of the wife of said Richard
H. Carter, she not having joined in said deed
of trust. -. t1.T ~. -. <r,7. +
TERMS One-third of the purchase. money
cash; one-third in twelve months, and one
third in eighteen months, with interest from the
day of sale; the deferred payments being Sc
cured by deed of trust on the land, and by per-
sonal security. JOHN A. CAKIEh, "
Fauquier CO., feb 29-eots Trustee, &c.
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VTIRGTNIA:-Atru rules held in. the Clerks
Y Office of the Circuit Court of Alexandria
county, on the I'd day of March, 1868, VIM. u.
Mutt, plaintiff VS. Catharine Turley, Hannah
Turley, Arianna Turley, Martha Bidwel1, Tlte
Of 49, BidweiI, formerly Martha Turley, Hen
son Turley, Lorena Turley, Israel farley, An
drew Turiey, Catharine Turley, the younger,
and James Turley, an infant under twenty one IN
and over fourteen years of age, aud James NJ;
Steuart, Sheriff Administrator Of the estate OF
Henson Turley, decd, defts.: In chancery.
The object Of this suit is to recover possession
of lot Of land in the county Of Alexandra,
conta hing about ten acres, situated about
mile in anorthwesterly direction from the town
of Alexandria, and Court House OF said county,
AID near the place called "Edgeley."
The defendants Henson Turley, Arlanna
Turley, Lorena Turley and Israel Turley, not
having entered their appearance and gwen Sc
curity according to the act of Assembly ana
the rules of this Court, and it appearing by al
6devit that they are non residents OF TINS State,
it is ordered that the said defendants appear
here within one month after the publication OF
this order, and do what is necessary to protect
their interest in this suit; and that, copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted in the Alexan-
dria Gazette. a newspaper published in the city
of Alexandria, once week for four successive
weeks, and posted at the front door OF the Court
House Of this county. A copy, teste
BE. Smith, p. @. mar 13-1aw4w
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

RICHARD ". AVERY. +. J. DAVlDsoH'
AVERY s. DAVIDSON,
n Successors to Henderson q AVery)
GROCERS, LIQUOR AND
COMMISSION MERCH ANTS,
No. 226, King street, corner of Alfred
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Dealers in Butter, Lard, Salt, Fish, Flour, Ba-
eon C3ee Iea s9 gT s or soId
Commission at lowest rates leo u
ALBERT T. SKINNER, j. NEWTON HARPER,
late of New York. Virginia.
A LBERT L. SKINNER s. CO.,
N Successors. to ). Newton harper q co.,
GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS, +.
Dealers in AGRICULTURAL MACHINE
RY, GRAIN, PRODUCE, &c.
SOUTHERN DEPOT FOR WOODS PRIZE
REAPERS AND MOWERS.
WAREHOUSES;, 10 and r. S. UNION ST.,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Give their personal attention to the sale OF Ill
articles of merchandise consigned to them.
All orders filed with promptness.
feb 18-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-17
AUCTION SALES.
Ry J. H. ParrOtt, AuctiOneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Under authority of decree of the Circuit
Court of Fairfax county, Va, in the case of
Jordan and others vs.. Shimuei Goodwin, the un-
derslgned, as Commissioners, will sell, at pub
lie auction in front of the Mayors Office. in the
city Of Alexandria Va. at II o'clock M, on
SATURDAY, the 4th day Of April, 1865, the
Theological Seminary, on which the late s.
Goodwin resided, containing TWENTY.NINE
ACRES, more or less. W. sa
TERMS-One tenth Of the purchase-money
in cash, and the residue in three equal install
ments, at six, twelve and eighteen months, re-
spectvely, from the day Of sale, with interest.
S. FERGUSON BEACH. f.
LAW. B. TAYLOR.
F. i. SMITH.
GEO. w. BRENT.
mar -eots Commissioners.