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II LAWRENCE TOLSON,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND WHOLESALE n RETAIL DEALEf
BAY, FLOUR AND FEED.
liberty HallI No. 80, Cameron st;
The nndersiene is glad to inform his OLD
customers that though his loss occasioned so re-
Gently by fire has i%mpeded his business to a
great extent, that he is now prepared, having
replaced the Implements that were consumed,
to I'M any orders for articles in his line they may
need. Il n WhENCh IolIoON'
nv % ...-
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CELEBRATED
BUCKTliORN SALFE,
For Cuts, Burns. Bruises, Wounds, Boil,
Cancers. Broken Breasts, Sore Nipples, Bleed,
ing, Blind and Painful Piles Scrotolous, Putrld
and Unconditional Sores; Ulcers, Glandulnr
Swellings, Ernptions, Cu:aAeous Ahrci'on6'
Ringworm, Itch, Corls, Bunions, ChiIblHins,
&c Chappcd Hands, Lips, &c; Bites Of Spi-
ders, Insects, Animals, sc.
Boxes, % cts, so cts, and 81 $izce.
Sold by al Druggists everywhere.
And by HENRY + C0SrAH,
Depot 484, Broadway, New York.
And By E. S. L~EADBEA1ER q 60,
Wholesale and retail agents, Alexandria, Va.
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nAUGH's RAW BONE PHOSPHATE

ID -. g..
| am the only agent in Alexandra, Va. for
the pure and genuine Baugh's Raw Z me Phos
1hate, for sale by me in large and small qu"nti-
ties. Also,
WHANNS PURE RAW BONE PH0S-
PLATE, manufactured by Walton & Whann:.
ANDREW GOES DECOMPOSED AMI
NAL AMMONIATED PHOSPHATE.
RHODES PHOSPHATE.
BUCKEYE REAPER AND MOWER, IN
Loudoun, Fauquier, Prince William and FAIR
fax counties. .,
Headquarters for McCormick's Reaper and
Mower.
Ga ugp Ss.Is .Ec ". II. NAY,
W. Iso"lm Alexandria, Va.
rUANO-REED'S AMMONLA1ED So
II PERPHOSPRATE OFLIME.-The best
superphosphate yet offered to the farmer, pos
sessing all the activity of Peruvian Guano, but
being far more durable in its effects.
1t contains a large amount OF animal matter
ina highly concentrated form, which. combined
with its soluble bone phosphate oflime, cannot
fail to render it very valuable as 9 tertlllzer.-
notwithstanding we believe it to be the pest
s~uper-phogphate in the market, yet, by a pro-
cess peculiar in its manufacture, whereby the
expenses are lessened, we are enabled 10 seh II
very low, with q liberal discount to dealers.
ID. ELDRIDGE & Co, Sole Agents,
No. 4, South Wharves,
orr TT Alexandria, Va.
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D & G o o D S

K. G. DAVIS. D. IT. GATHER.
anAVIS 81 GATHER.
Dealers in
EMBROIDERIES, LACES,
AND ALL KINDS OF
FANCY AND MILLINERY GOODS.
Also Agents for
GROVER s. BAKERS
Celebrated Elastic Stitch
Sc WING Nc A G II I \ + S.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
90. Market Space, between 9th and 9th streets,
nv 3-lm WAsHINaToN, d. c.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
\ variety of
FANCY DRESS GOODS.
MOURNING SILKS,
ALPACAS, BOMBAZINES .
MOUSLlNS, BLACK LAWNS,
pARASOLS, CORSETS, SKIRTS,
GLOVES, HOSIERY, SC, SC.
ALSO,
CLOTHS, CASsIMERES,
COTTON AND LINEN SHEETINGS.
HARPER & BRO,
100, corner King and Pitt streets.
@-A lot Of FANCY SILKS, will be sold
at IS cents APP s.
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NOTICES OF co-pARTNERsH1p.
s S O T. q T / 0 n

We, the undersigned, have this day dissolved
copartnership, by mutual consent. lug Nv
ness hereafter will be conducted oy T.. NA"
LYTTLETON WIIAEhS;
E. LAWRENCE TOLsoN'
The New York herald., 1867-02-10

papers II legisladon can provide remedy
for the evil let 1t be done quietly, 8 doctor
treats bad case, but who discreetly keeps the
details to himself The dirty linen Of the pub
Lilo should not be washed before the eyes OF the
world, and we protest against any more publi'
cations Of filthy statistics which only shock
decency and virtue. It's as improper to pub
iish such things in daily paper as to invite to
the family table avicious, foul-mouthed person
who will outrage propriey by indecent con-
versation. Mem Of sense will perceive the
exact parallelism Of the two cases, and good
taste, to say nothing Of any higher feeling,
demands that ven should be thrown over
everything which the eyes Of the pure and
innocent should not see.
The New York herald., 1867-02-10

Towardsten o'clock iast night the Fourteenth precnct
police madss descent upon the alleged gambling house
No l5l Hester street, and there found party Of men
deeply engaged In the prosecution Of game Of faro
Having entered the place the police arrested eleven nd
vidnas, Who nave their respective nsmes and occupa-
tIons o. .follows:-
Daniel Duny. printer; Elias Randall engraver Robert
Russell, no occupation; George Young, merchant;
Charles Norman. clerk John jackson, tinsmith Ed
ward Su inner. macbinht; John Newman. merchant;
John Schmidt carpentcF James Campbell tobscconist
Arthur NcKenner, no occupation
DuNy Randall and Russell tho alleged keepers OF
the MACE and they with their fellow prsonsrs were
locked up for the night In the Fourteenth precinct sta
tion house faro table, deal box, with quantity Of
checks and forty dollars In current funds, also
given IN charge OF the ocers previous 10 beng placed
st the disposal Of the Property Clerk.
The New York herald., 1867-02-10

II Is generally uadssldol ~ \ spuseus : sua.ss
man 70 keep hoss; oonasqssHalx. epsoe1hs y -
the rules Of logic ne smassnsm * - vhs naaAeD
TO live Al hessi ftss = - nuns - inmsAssnhH
greater Tho feat - outvfxns ~ peuprseon u ~
principal hotels IN shs sy has jp tso6 qsAevsd by
smAr individual haliing fpxn 6swern ~ pstroasO
has been very impastjnly dis(t6s1e1 - -
for jsaloazy akisss - ~ accesst
In some Of tho hotele ~ Seg,stseed ~ nana
W. lester, Osweeo In others he eppsared - ".
Baldwin, o. & N. During ~ - he v eeid 70 hsvs
served In the navy, whoa 10 - - ern nd ne still
dresses in unorr of h siesvos being fassened 70
the breast of hh ooas In the most approved arniess
veteran fashion His plan of 0psraton was 70 run up
hin for about efl or e1t and then without going
through the ceremony of settling Hc had taste Tor
brandy liked 70 smoke eood cigars and always ordered
= lrs Il, bis bedroom The above mentioned Iuxuros
were ths principal icfus In his whsetic1 bla Being
without harragc vas the easiest thing imaginable for
hm 70 walk cul Of one batel and into another In .
abort time tho hotel prcprictors compared notes, or
rather edecr and AL Of them feeling anxious 70
Lester Alias Baldwin again, officer Dewey Of the Astor.
vns detailed hunt him up This he accomplished yos
n oucss III won't into dinner and instead of refreshing
hi,s 4 lhc dinner table he taken before Juscs
povlina Il the Tombs Pol,cs Court whore scvcsi
pIsiuss wste entered against him The Justice. stsx
hearing Ell th<t the hotel propriecs md 10 say tbs
subicoi decided THAI the must be discharged on tbs
ground thrs the duty Of hotel kccpsvs % the arrival
81 ruesas ask them whether they have any baggage
or nos n tAsy ere without any trunks or even
sb1ack bag, the proprietor takes thcm IN ~ his
sisk aud, ~ the above proves, ocoason1y gcta
stone vhiia doing for them.
The New York herald., 1867-02-10

CRsrG's CmcuLAR--We publish In another
column circular from Mr.. d. II. Craig, for
merly general agent Of the New York Asso-
ciated Press. We propose 10 make no com
ments upon the contents Of, the circular,
believing that the parties most directly inte-
rested are the proper ones TO establish their
claims to veracity and refute, by unmistakable
prooh, whatever charges may be made against
them. The discussion, like water, will find iis
level In tina
The New York herald., 1867-02-10
Assses II tho Union Ferry Monopoly.

AOOSOs - 49, OnaVn EVsHy UsVuOwVsSs
Il. A few days ago the general complaints Of
the delays and neglect of the Union Ferry
monopoly were met by the excuse that the
severity OF the weather rendered regularity in
running boats impossible. This plea no longer
holds good. and yet tho company continues to
subject the passengers to annoyances and in
convenience for which there can be no possible
occasion or apology. i'' ateli
Itis to be hoped that the Legislative COM
mittee appointed to investigate the manage
ment Of the ferry companies will do their
work efhccntly and promptly. The legisla-
tion required is very simple. There should be
more boats on the ferries, 10 prevent the
danger Of crowding three thousand people
into one boat ct certain hours Of the day.
Life boats enough to accommodate at least
one half the passengers should be kept In
available places. The boats should be COM
q barrier should be placed across the bridge
the instant the signal whistle for starting is
given and before the chains are unloosed.
This would prevent the most shocking acci-
! dents from jumping, after the boat leaves the
bridge. II is stated, on competent authority,
that tho old company ran for fifteen years on
capital Of two hundred thousand dollars,
and when winding up paid forty-two per
cent among the stockholders, although the
charge for passage was only one cent IL
Is. now tive. The committee have these
facts before them, and they can act upon
them intelligently II they choose. They should
also thoroughly examine the proposals for o
bridge across the East river and secure
to the two cities this much desired connection.
Il Is now very well understood that Senator
Henry c. Murphy's bill is nothing more nor less
than q cleverly devised scheme Of the ferry
monopoly to prevent, and not to facilitate, the
construction Of such o work. As solicitor of
the ferry company Senator Murphy proposes
measure which postponcs the commencement
OF bridge for ave years and then requires the
erection Of one which will take ten or twelve
years 10 complete The people Of the two
cities desire that . bridge shall be built at
once. A suspension bridge, running from the
top Of Wall street and striking the heights on
the Brooklyn side, could be completed In
fifteen months, at comparatively small cost
and without injury to any property. This b
tho work they demand, and this the Legis-
lative committee should recommend. Nearly
million Of citizens who arc interested in the
matter and who are now compelled to submit
to all sorts Of annoyances, Inconvenience and
injury at the hands Of rich monopoly, are
waiting anxiously to learn whether the Legis-
lature will do something for their relief or
whether, as in former sessions, the Union Ferry
Company will prove powerful enough TO defeat
any real reform.
The New York herald., 1867-02-10

Tho NcGrsb Confcsston a - How IL wns
Accomplished.
LswIsrcn, Me-, Fob. ., 1861
In reference 70 the Auburn murder che negro asserts
thas he dd net think the murder contemplated and
consequently ne went 10 The house unarmcd whhe his
aeoomplice nrss scixed Mrs. Kinsley and demanded
where the ssoney vas when sle screamed for Mrs. Cas-
ven Tho sccompl.ce then struck Mrs. Kinsiey with
chair MA Caswe coming out OF her room was
struck on The head wthA hstcbet by tho sccomrsico
who then len her for dead, when both the
murdsrsn reformed 10 Mrs. KinsIeyl bedroom
and ssarchcd for money whore she ndcstca but found
none Mrs Caswel had returned 70 ccnscou snssa and
wae attempting to roach her whom the negro foi
lovsd bes aud killed her With char In the mean.
simo the acs0mpllce had finished Mira Ksnsley. fh&y
then tried 70 light lamp but falIed and after furthes
essrcb vs ~ I'll hopes Of nndirg any money and lsfk
vWdu whom ~ negro charges with boingtAs iusti.
ieosivs are uadsusso< y b a tssk sa tAs O.
The New York herald., 1867-02-10

TnE "SocrAL Evnr NuEAscE.--Let u rest
We wish 70 hear no more about It Legisla-
tive committees are the proper persons 70 hear
and road statements Of facts which are not only
Of no importance 70 the public. but very dls-
quoting, and should not bs passdsd n the daily
The New York herald., 1867-02-10

THE ESorIH REBEL CorToN LoAS.--We learn
by the cable dispatches that the holders Of
Confederate bonds in England are about to
petition the British government to back their
claims for the payment Of these bonds. Could
anything be more absurd than thisf BY all
the laws Of nations the obligations, claims and
indebtedness Of the rebellious States went by
tho board when the rebellion was put down,
and to attempt to revive them now is a stupid
piece Of folly. Perhaps the idea Of the English
bondholders Is 70 present their claims as .
kind Of Offset to our Alabama claims but a
there Is no analogy whatever between the two
cases II Is not likely that this last kick Of the
disappointed creditors OF the defunct cou5ede-
gscy will amount to anything.
The New York herald., 1867-02-10
NEW YORK LEGIsLATUHE


". ars N + AErAHv, Feb. .. 1851
fheros vas not . quorum OF Senators present I'm
mornins. and the session almost wholly devoted b
the consideration Of bills in General orders.
mLIS ADVANCED 10 THIRD RKADrNu.
70 establish The Hudson River Hospital for Insaneb
near Poughkeepsis, and approprates 500, 900.
Authorizing the New York Protestant Episcopal Pubiia
ward ~
Authorizing The town Of Jamaica 70 raise 60 600 fss
the erection OF Town Hall Ng3A
Authorizing the Grand Street and &ewtown Railrsad
Railroad
Authorizing Edward Cunard 70 take and hold rssI
ostato.
AQthosixing the county Of Duchess v borrow m0ssp
70 pay for site Tor the Hudson River Insane Asysn.
Adjourned
The New York herald., 1867-02-10

<NfN IN. Lorss r~b o. 1857
uast neht wss ooe OF the ccdcst II che season aud
the tnenncnotsr marked zsro al ssvcn o'clock the
The New York herald., 1867-02-10

George Peabody and His Dllssissippi Bonds.
Thasmaenifcent millionaire and practical
philanihropist, George Peabody. has made an
other munificent donation. BE has given two
million one hundred thousand dollars for the
education Of the Benighted Southern youth,
black end white. The announcement Is start
ling in its character and hect-1George Pea
body has donated one million dollars In cash
and one million one hundred thousand dollars
in unrepudiated Mississippi bonds for che in
struction Of Southern youth. without disdno-
ton Of color" The solid, substantial one
million in cash is the firm basis Of this splen-
did charity. The one million one hundred
thousand in unrepudiated Mississippi bonds ls
the elegant light and fancifal superstructure.
These bonds are the famous State bonds Issued
to the Planters' Bank, an institution on which
that reverend oddity, Sydney Smith, exercised
hts pungent humor. On one occasion, when .
young lady commenced TO sing in his presehce
Shakespeare's pretty little song
know bank uhercon the Wild thyme grows,
he interrupted her to inquire whether 1t was
the Plsniers' Bank of Mississippi. Mr.. Peabody
is gentleman OF largo intelligence, Of shrcwd
business knowledge, and of broad, enlightened
views; but IL he supposce that the Mississippi
Legislature will refrain from repudiating his
Planters Bank bonds because he has devoted
them to educating the little niggers Of Missis-
sippi hc labors onder grave error. The fact
that the money Is to be devoted to ins!ructing
the young darkies will insure the repudiation
Of the bonds. Indeed, we should not be sur
prised to find all the Southern States uniting in
demand for their reputation with rs much
unanimity as is displayed In their rejection Of
the constitutional amendment.
This gift of George Peabody should be
made the starting point for grand fund for
the education and enlightenment Of the youth
full niggers all over the South. Jeff Davis will
no doubt cheerfully contribute 10 1t his Con-
federate scrip. OMahony and Stephens will
throw in the bonds Of the Irish republic. Er-
langer will subscribe his rebel cotton loan
and oil the English rebel bondholders will do
nate their bonds as soon o. they are backed
by the British government. As the object Is
negro advancement and equality, Greeley
should at once strike balance on the SLEEVE
CANNON accounts, and hand over what IL left
Of the Slievegammon fund.
The New York herald., 1867-02-10
The Question Before Cengress-shalI MI
Johuson be Renewed or Re-eIecfed.


Johnses be Romsved or Ro-eIecfed.
When the lawyer begins TO quibble and
crawish his client II in danger. When Gen.
ersl Mcclellan halted with his magnificent
army of one hundred and twenty-five thousand
men astrids the deadly Chickahominy he kept
waiting and waiting there for "something to
turn up," until Stonewall Jackson, with solid
column Of forty-nve thousand fighting rebels,
dashed in upon his flank, broke up his lines,
drove him on and raised the siege Of Rich
mond. For the last few days the House Of
Representatives has been playing this game Of
Mcclellan. II has been standing astride the
Chickahominy. not daring to advance, and
afraid TO fall back. IN this condition General
Banks, smother Of our unfortunate heroes Of the
war, sounds parley, and comes forward with
the offer Of an armistice from the White House.
"Old Tbad Stevens" like go-ahead Phil Kesr-
ny and "fghting joe Hooker" Is ovcrruled
and disgusted, but he has to submit And
what has Mr.. Banks to say, with his flag Of
truccf He says, In effect that we cannot carry
on the government by merely passing bills over
the Presidents head that Congress must have
his cooperation to make its laws effective !;
fore this session closes (4ih Of march,, come
10 such conclusions as will compel the
President to sustain us In our action, or
justify us in adopting another course
ifAe refuses" In plain English, II Mr.. John
son win not accept the surrender Of Congress
Mr.. Banks thinks that Impeachment will be in
order, and, thus encouraged with an excuse for
crawfshing, the weakened brethren Of tho
majority agree to wait and talk II over; for
peradventure, say they, something may turn
up.D
There Is to he compromise when II is ap-
parent on oil sides that the conflict between
the republican party and President johnson
has gone so fur that one or the other must be
removed. In 1859 Kossuth and the Hunga-
rians had Vienna and Austria at their mercy,
but they stopped to parley with the Emperor |;
he promised, they accepted his promises and
fell back, bus only to be confronted by an
army of one hundred and eighty-se thou
sand Russians, called in to put them down.
And what does Mr.. johnson promise The
wooden horse Of Troy or the wcolly horse Of
Barnum. He promises that II the two Houses
will accept his policy no will execute the
laws Of fCongress. He is to be bought to do his
duty. He is TO be rescued from the rebels and
copperheads by more valuable bid than they
can offer or Congress- rather, like traveller
held by some OF those curious State rights
fellows Of the Appenines, is 70 be released upon
the payment Of stipulated ransom, and Mr..
Banks can tell you what 1t Is. He is very
amiable, pleasant and sociable gentleman,
very, and cannot bear the idea Of impeaching
ana removing Mr.. Johnson, who is such .
geniai and generous man, and who gives such
| nice pafaes and such substantial dInnors and
who u 20 willing TO obligc hls friends.
| Horace Walpole said that every man bed
The New York herald., 1867-02-10

COOPER INSTITUTE, Eighth st-ect.-Dr HEsBARp,s
IlLusArED LECTURES IIHALTu LADIES At Cock.
The New York herald., 1867-02-10
e II = N Il W ..
EUROPE.

1sho Atlantic cable vo have news report dated
yesterday evening, February Q. t'9s sta lIs y.
me Turks arc TO evacdate servA Pope Plus the
Nsth to appeal TO tho Catholic Powers for suppo:'
Dss whether financial diplomatic q military is not
stated The Grown Prnoo Of lsaly is to marry an arch
duchess OF Austria
Ccascs wore 1t 81 SIS for money In London noon.
shNed States nvetwentes u 1915 The Liverpool
ottoa market ooaed Arm. with nidd,ing uplands a
rAs.d Bssadsts1s steady. Prsvisons IN good De.
The New York herald., 1867-02-10

Nfw YORK MUsKUM OF ANATOMY. sis Broadway.-
BALD RIGHT ARM or PsOBsr-THr WASHINGTON
Tvlss-WcsDnRs II NArrRN HisroRr, SCIENCE AND ART.
Lectures DAILY. Open from a. NJ Tin 10 r, NJ q IT
The New York herald., 1867-02-10

COOLEY soPERA HOUSE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mrs-
rhKsY BALLADS AND BuRLksoUss.--A HURRAH TRIP
ABOUND WORLD.
The New York herald., 1867-02-10

MRS y. n. CONwAy's PARK THEATRE Brooklyn.-
EARsIKD LIrE-Tnx OCEAN YAcnr IAcE-AsrScI DopGxI
The New York herald., 1867-02-10

KRLIy v.DON'S NtNsrRELs 10 Broadway op no
81 te the New York untelIN Soyss DAxcss kcc
rRfUt1fss ByRLReouEs &c-Tns Two PRixA DoNNAs-C1W.
prH-LxoH-MADAoAscAR BALLET TR0UE -W+.s
The New York herald., 1867-02-10

IN rR4N9I7OO MINSrREuS SIS Br,sfwsH opDosits
oe ketroDolss1 Ms'd--fx ErHroyfAv ENrRRvArx.
Shrn. saxoana. DAscino BuELzsoUss.-THx OcEAn
tAear CLUr sfg 3Feqt
The New York herald., 1867-02-10

CHARLEY WHITES GoaBINATIoN TROUPE, al
Mechanics Hall, Az Broadwav--lN VARIETY LlGHr
ASD LAuGHABLr ENrxRrAivxHwrs, CoRFp DE- BALLry xc
TRa SrAcx Struck CuAApxHnAiD. -g Is NJ
The New York herald., 1867-02-10

rIprH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE, Nos. 2 and w eat
twenty fourth streetGnvrIH CHvfsryss xLNsTRyI&.-
E1uorAH MIssrsxIsv. BALLADS, BuRLKsouxs &c.-SJusr
BEyoRK BROKE or DAy sfU F
The New York herald., 1867-02-10

TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. IN Bowery --couc
yoclLIss-EKGRo MINsTRRLsy. BALLET DwxRrIsExxsr
&c.-5HAx MAC CrLLoM. IRISH RkrUcEx.
The New York herald., 1867-02-10

AERDYS NEW ART ROOMS 8a5 Broadway--G RAND
EXHIBITION or PAirrIKCs.-RosA BoAnxURs aeRsK FAIR.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-06-04
Ter RreelfTor Rfeiosrtoosp

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