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ARRIVALS AT a
The; Marshall House

-. -, SINCE Y Z. LIST Is ! Friday:
JsP kenhcdyf$ William Lowry,
Henry Bonner, DucSHvcst; CIV Burns,
3 f. DartholoW,. + S Meredith, Balti-
more; Charles Smith CokcsLury;J } II
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MARRIED, June 6tl 1871, at
the Presln teri;ln Parsonage,
I1owudesvilIc. s! c. bS Rev:AI +.
Nicholson, Dr.: j. G. Gibson, of
E;itonton, Gu, and Miss Alice D.
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the features. AS :Wlid bc'scen u!
the advertisement, elsewhere,. the
July interest on the South Carolin;,
bonds, will be paid promptly
The United States army, it is re,
ported, has finally been reduced to
peace footing, in accordance with
the act of Congress Of July. Is,
1870. The regular army hwillnow
consist of one general. one lieutcn-
ant-general, four mjer:gcnerals and
three brigaaier- generals, with tbsir
respective staff organizations for
Gell services. In addition there
will be one aapttant.sgcaeral, 5ene
,qnartermaster- : general, one COIN
.1n.ssary. general, and one Surgeon
general, with th,ir. susoriinatcs.
The properis divided into tue corps
of cngineers, tIeaordlna4ee depart
meut and the signal corps, ten Say;
airy regiments, five artillery regi-
,ment, twenty-five infantry reyl;;
.meuts, tile military academy and
the Indian scouts. Al The enlisted
men are 10000 in number, divided
nearly as follows: 800 engineers,
3735 artilicrymen, 10000 cavalry,
men, is, 900 Infantry, six non-eont
missioned staff and thirty ordnance
screeauts. The indian scouts arr
about 1000 in number the enr
pleyeos Of the ,quartermaster:s de
partmen. $500. and company .laun
dresses TOO. The total number 9
rations issued for enlisted men an'
attaches amount to s5,2@. Ut j
anticipated . that 69Qe men VII
have to be enlisted to keep tn
army up to the above standard.
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Tic New. Br,l4,is'w,iit:k .GoveH'-
meut;,' has appointet' three, ofszits
members, Kipga Moore rad Eraser,
y delegation! :teSeesfer = with the
G4tcrinncpts of Mona Scotia sa1h!
i'ri,lcc. Elw,pG;ss . kl;..tl.S with IL
view >tosanitea action against the
Washington Treaty. ,,.,.>.,:'. .> : '<{ s,}sN
The New York herald., 1871-12-16
had p..es; my mother knew no .eou. the hn

had no bu. my mother knew more about the hn'
THAN LITTLE cHILD DID.
a 4nn So and % s.n 70
ou. to drag my poor mother when. God knows se has
often asked me Thomas sands spoke the
truth IN saying BY the roadside that %ssns asss
Sands married Mary Champon's niece. White bis first
wife, still living. tho Poorhouse In Camden county;
Sands and Mary Champion been against me Al
through. The boy Harper did mot tel tne
truth but do not blame him much Patience my sister
(arper would tell the story he did tell he lHarper) should
always have home there Knowing that am about 10 oe
Ssan say that never told Harper n the meadow or any
KILL THE OLD MAN AND GET HIS MONEY!;
nothing like IT, My father treated mother for many years
house He then aaid he could skin IN minute turned
back and called OF b. and all the vile names he
could think Of and he for in the hred
the gun and killed him. II was ut OF
Jay I never premsdsased the killing OF my father.
thsnk Al the people who have been kind 70 me even the
little children have brought presents thank them ALL
am not afraid TO die Ny wife and child alone In the
world and hope those who have expressed their sympathy
with hard lot may like doing something to aid my
poor boy, my mother and my wife when am gone, and
EDUCATE ny 6oN
better than bis father Mr. aoovs has promised look
after this ltnank him for all he has done for me- and
thanx shern Frederick and his good wife for their kindness
deserted die without wiil towards anybody in the
world BLAMING nobody but believing little mercy has been
shown me- This 10 tho only confession shall ever make In
do His
JOHN WARE
mnPk
The New York herald., 1871-12-16
NEW YORK CITY.

Charles A. Requa, eighteen years OF age died In
Centre street Hospital at an early hour yesterday
morning, from the enecs Of Injuries received the
night previous BY being crushed between steam
ship ana ugboat, OF which his lathcr Is owner, at
dental. Deceased lived in Tarrytown, Westches,er
county. Coroner Schirmer was notified.
Coroner sonirmer was yesterday called to 1888
Essex street TO hold an inquest on the body Of
Jacob Nederhafer, lad sixteen years OF age, who,
while engaged in hosting water through the hatcn.
way to the tnlrd floor OF the cabinet manufact0r1
lSs and ieS A0rnex M Sree iUss ms s. oaance Sny
killed.
Coroner schirmer yesterday held an inquest on
the body Of Antonio Holman, sixty years OF age
and native OF Germany, late Of No. 1l9 Eighth
street, whose death resulted from injuries received
by beng Knocked down, on the corner OF sixth
street and avenue Y, last tuesday afternoon. DJ
whose name and residence are unknown Immedi-
atey after the occurrence the driver whipped up
his horses and ran away, since which time Captain
Garland, or the Eleventh recinct, and the members
OF his command have made dligent search for him,
but without success Captain Garland Will con-
tlnue the search.
On Monday next Coroner Young viii commence
an investigation In the case OF Mr.. Thomas McDer.
mott late OF West Tenth street who died the 7th
inst. from injuries previously received by collision
corner Of Church and Barclay Streets IL appears
that team Of horses belonging to the Broadway
and Seventh Avenue Railroad Company
had been detached from car al the
Astor House, ana while the driver was in the act
OF nitcninG them 10 the other end oil the car
they became frightened, broke away from the
driver and ran iuriously down Barclay street. AZ
the corner OF Church street The frightened animals
came IN violent collision with an Eighth avenue
car the side Of which being crushed anu one OF the
horses was forced partially into the car. Mr.
McDerm0tt, being passenger, was struck about
the head Dy the horse, ana, as alleged, received
Injuries which fastened his death. The man In
charge OF the runaway horses used every exerton
In Ms power to hold them, but was unable TO do sO
HsYArN wispessee ore to he ssa,psJ on both sidess
The New York herald., 1871-12-16
MU SIC AND TEE DRAMA.


t"iHn OperR-"Martha.'
Fiotow's light, sparkling opera Is al ways popular
In this city, especially when the leading roles are
interpreted BY such artists as Mile NILSSON, Miss
Cary. Capoul ana janet. Last night there was
crowded house at the Academy down stars and
goodly representation III the boxes, tpou,h about
twenty OF the last mentioned Were not occupied.
cially In the celebrated spinning wheel quartet and
In ''fhe Last Rose or summer she was irresistible
A matinee OF "Faust" viii be given to-day, and OH
Monday "TrOvatore" ior the second time. On Tues
day Faust' Will be presented for the last time and
on wednesday the entire troupe appear at Stelnway
Hall In concert.
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The Ei.btb National Bapk.

The Union Square Bnns-O01cial Statement
Of Its Affairs.
The above bank seems to have secured the sym.
pathy OF all banks outside OF the Clearing House,
and even Mr.. Huburd, Comptroller OF the Cur.
rency, bears testimony to its good manag emenI
Speaking Of the that led TO It's suspension Mr.
Blxby, Vice President yesterday asserted that the
action OF the Shoe and Leather Bank was the cause
He said that when word was first received OF the
suspension Of the Ocean Bank and 1t was necessary
for the Union square Bank to provide itself with
Clearing House agent s24 7o4 cash and collaterals
to the amount OF $63 620 were deposited IN the
Mr. Stout wrote out certificate to the effect that
he was the agent OF the Union Square Bank in
the Clearing House, and sent II to Bloomfield,
the printer. These certificates were then sent
to the different banks on Tuesday morning.
Tne of1cers OF the Union Square Bank further
agreed to send $4,000 In cash to the Shoe and
Leather Bank before nine O'Clock on Wednesday
morning. THIS money was paid before the ap.
pointed time, and MIR. Bxby says that the contract
was fulfilled IN every way and that he never had tn0
least DOUBT that the shoe and Leather Bank would
redeem for him. andt nat It's action ast0nished his
directory aud by the posting compelled their sus.
pension.
AT late hour last evening q reporter Of this
paper met President Cecil Vice President BIKby,
MIR. Nathan, Mr.. BeeKman anu other directors OF
the bank, who reported that later Investigations
into the AFFAIRS OF the bank showed more crafty
Ing exhibit than that published exclusively IN
the HERALD Oi YESTERDAY 4 gentleman appointed
The New York herald., 1871-12-16
"Humpty Dmmpty' from y Two Dollar Pslss
Of View.
NEW YORK. Dec. II. 1871

NEW fORk, Dec. II, 1871.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD =
Having written two CONS to Mr. u. L. Fox,
Wumpty Dumpty) since Thanksgiving day on the
following SUBJECT and not having received reply
in any shape, thought last night, on reading the
HERALD. and seeing the prominence you give the
play In your review OF yesterday, that would again
bring the matter TO mis- notice thro' your columns,
since he has not had the common politeness 70 re-
ply to nv respectful notes. The case Is this ,-On
Thanksgiving day took my three children to the
'.Olynpic Iheatre to see "Humpty Dumpty,D 1t
the Matinee and bought tckets 81 tor the pur-
pose, but the place was so crowded we could not
see the performance, consequently took them
0ut;-got into Broadway Stage and t00k them to
the Circus In 18th st., which being also overcrowded
for children the Manager Il supposel told me nos
afternoon, declining to take my money since We
manly act with that Of the olympic folks, and tell
me what you think 0f the matter. As my little ones
desired to see humpty Dumpty asked Mr. Fox TO
please send me tickets or passes TO the Ineere 0us
not o word oi acknowledgment. Now tnat don't
any longer desire TO see the gentleman ~ any
character, would ask him since got no value Tor
my money, (s2I to send 1t TO me hro the .BRALD or
TO my house No u Amty ST, this CITY; v
Resply yours THUS. MEAN.
mo nearer to hand at the Elm lndl Savings Bank.
81 Chambers ST
The New York herald., 1871-12-16

BY comptroller Hulburd as receiver, bore testi,
m0nv 70 the correctness OF the above deslaratlon-
and after the courteous bookkeeper, Mr.. AndersoD,
had prepar0d IL and IL mad been supervised nv the
receiver and the RentIemanly directors present. the
following ven az the present conditian oil the
afairs OF the institution
The New York herald., 1871-12-16
ar. Booth will appear rs Claude Melnotto Ia the
matinee performance to-day.
A success wi Play.

On Monday night the comedy drama Of "Diy0rcen
reached Its hundreuth performance, and audi
ence approaching the dimensions OF Jam" sat IN
the cosey little Fifth avenue dramatic boudotr 10
witness the most successful play OF the season.
When play crowds theatre for one hundred
nights and gives indications OF vitality sufnciens
to carry 1t over o hundred more, there can be
but one opinion about 1t. Even the Chicago excite
ment and the interest manifested In Italian opera
failed to affect the attendance at Mr.. Daly's theatre
that either the interesting subject the play,
the vivid and natural manner or treatment by the
author It's superb mounting and stage accessories,
taken last hold OF the public. At all events, many
novelties that were in preparation to follow
management does not probably feel disposed TO
withdraw play that fills the house every night
Miss Agnes Ethel aud Miss Burnside will mako
their first appearance alter "Divorce'' has reached
lts limit.
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February !, 1871.

Geo. G. Gimer, esq:
Yours asking the result of my c.~ pertinent with
Magnum Bonum is to hand
The Fertilizer was applied to corn at chanting,
May 9Th, with machine, twhcat drill with all
tubes but two removed,) depositing same with
seed Mt tho rate Of 80 pounds per acre. On June
18th was applied broadcast of same manure two
hundred pounds per acre ploughel in at last
working of corn. The first application acted
finely, causing the crop to push with vigorous
growth second to none, considering the difference
rs to time in favor OF its competitors The second
to suffer for rain was entirely satisfactory in its
results producing steady, rapid growth and
development throughout the season, and Il full
remuneratiye return at gathering. The Magnum
Bonum ranks among the best manurcs over used.
Respectfully, J. o. McGEBEE, Manager
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Baltimore. July 2G. 1877

Baltimore, July 2G, 1870.
Gentlemen: 1t affords ME great pleasure to
testify to the virtues Of the Magnum Bonum
Fertilizer rs tested this spring at my country
residence, Nestlewood.
tried it upon old grass, new sod, flowers, veg
etables, &c, and in all cases with themost mark
ed success.
sowed lawn grass seed where the subsol was
of hard clay with only one inch Of top soil, and
that poor, and gave It dressing Of Magnun1
Bonum on April 10, 1870. BY the 10th of May,
the grass was two inches high, and very thick
and green. then sowed ground plaster on it,
and since have cut two crops each about eight
inches high, and competent judges declare it the
ever saw. I can therefore say that for grass
lands, vegetables, &c, your Magnum Bonum
SURPRISES any Fertilizer l have ever seen. Very
truly, yours, w. CoURTENAf.
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Ex-Governor William Smith OF Virginia.

Ex Governor William Smith, Of Virginia ]
Warrenton, Va, July 80, 1870
Gentlemen am in receipt Of yours Of the
18th instant, asking my opinion of your Magnum
Bonum Soluble Phosphate upon my spring
crops. In reply, / have tried it on corn, roots
and millet, with entire satisfactory results far
and alongside of Turner's Ammoniatcd Phos-
phate which esteem highly and without any
appearance ofinteriority
It is right that should say that we had An cx-
traordinary wet year since the opening of spring
Yours, respectfully, WIN. SMITH.
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Reduction in Price!

This article in composed of Pure Ground Bono
dissolved in Sulphuric Acid Animal Matter and
Potash.
1t contains no heavy mineral substances such
as enter into the composition of most Of the art-
cles sold under the name of Super Phosphate5
and consequently the bags in which it is packed
though as large as any other, contain oniy loI
pounds, thus saving to the farmer ut least ~ per
cent of eight in the same bulk.
1t has less inorganic matter than those articles
which are based on Rock Guano or other heavy
material. The farmer therefore derives benefit
from almost every atom of its bulk either as a
crop grower or permanent improver of the soil.
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Charlottesville, Va, Feb. |, Il

Charlottesville, Va, Feb. l, 1871.
Mr. Thos. Perry, Alexandria, Va:
My Dear Sir: Enclosed you will find the state
mont of my manager, Mr.. Jacob o. McGebeo, Of
the effects Of your Magnum Bonum sent me for
my last crop of corn. Mr.. McGebec has been
living with me now going on three years, and
think him one of the most accurate and reliable
iuen it has ever been my good fortune to meet
with. Yours, GEO G.. GILM Err,
Near Char iottesyille.
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Port Tnhocon Nd Julv % 1870

Port Tobacco, Nd, July q, 1870.
Gentlemen used your "Magnum Bonum
Soluble Phosphate" on my tobacco crop, and
up to this time have seen a marked difference
in its favor between it and stable manure. OF
course the tobacco is yet young, but am dis:
posed to believe that the Magnum Bonum will
give entire satisfaction.
In haste, 1 remain yours very respectfully,
GEO P JENKINS.
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NEW THINGS IN SPRING SHAWLS
ORGANIZES, LAWNS, JAPANESE
SILKS POPLINS, DRESS
GOODS Sc

I'd White Goods, Chintzcs. Linen Lawns,
Piqucs Prrcules, GinghanS, Hosiery, Gloves,
Purasols. nw-priced Dress Goods, Flanncls, &c.
E1;-Vrry great bargains III Black and Col"rcd
,ailk. Frcnch Poplins Black B"lnbazincs, AL
M, ,as. Mnhairs and all other black goods, Of bet
Ter v, IuQs and culors than usually found in this
market DBL. r....
Bareges. Grena> lines, Hernan'S, Grapes ana
Grape Wells of the best grades 1..,.,
GorCotton Shirt ngs and lr''h Linen" III"
Linen Bosoms of the est grades.
EsS-Noveties in Ladies t"rnosis ana h;ts
ong ;nnn and ,iLcr C,l.'rcd Suits in new de-
g:sy-Table Linens, Towels, Napkins, blank K,
cts, Quilts. Pillow Linens hheet'ngs ana nli
otIer tnds Of Drv foods for the special and
general wants Of lnlniles" hos" Nar,. ,uu.
rs Coatings, Cheviots, el",.s, MY h PrIa
Flannes, Ducks, Cassimcrcs. n tl,'" p'''
lings, &c, for men. youths and, "Sr'
nsS- Umbrellas, Gloves, Half Hos, a.
&s-Our Northern and Eastern 90, '"'p'""-
ents send Us new supplies daily. -,
ES-ONE PRICE ONLY. MARKED ~
PLAIN FIGURES.
Gb"Our whole scale of prices arranged to cor
respond with the present condition Of the money
market ~ s'
Gr"Solourners and strangers will INSPECT our
stock at their pleasure.
HS>Our customers in the South and South
western States ure informed that we are now fully
prepared to fill their orders for Spring and Sum
mer Dry Goods
PERRY g. BROTHER,
Pcnna avenue and Ninth ST.,
WASHINGT0S CITY, D. C.
Established 1870
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THE GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 5.

CLARKE CoUNrY.-The farmers Of Clarke
are busy in preparation for planting corn, The
wheat crop is quite promising, but at this early
day it is not possible to form any idea what the
yield will be.
There is prospect of having an early eTten,
sion Of the Washington and Ohio ~, rallroa1 !
through this county to Winchester Inc ne road
does not at present reach point beyond liauil-
ton, in Loudoun county. ,o e
There have recently been several sales OF
land in this county under DEGREES OF the court
Owing to combination Of causes, lands have
declined at least twenty-five per cent. in this
county in the last two or three years. The de-
cline is chiefly attributed to the fact that the
twelve per cent law is now operating, and capt.
talists are making other investments. Virginia
is an agricultural State, and whilst such law
would probably be well for commercial peo-
ple, it ought never to have had place among
us; at least such is the unanimous verdict of
the citizens of Clarke III Rich Dis
BRAIN D1sEAsE-A disease of the brain,
which, so far, we learn, has bafied all medical
skill, is prevailing in this city to an alarming
extent Chief among its symptoms is sort Of
paralysis of the neck, by which the head is
torcibly drawn back and remains in that posi-
ton until death ensues to relieve the sufferer
-Pttersburg Courier.
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PRICE S54 PER 1000 LBS.

Pomonkcy, Charles county, Nd,
September 10, 1870. !
Dear Sir am much pleased with the Mag
mum Bonum 1t is all you represented it to be
shall want another ton this fall
THos. S. MARTIN.
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STARTLING AND WONDERFUL DIS
- COVERY!
Bethesda Mineral Spring alter,

OF WAUKESHA, WISCONSIN.
This Water is the acknowledged cure of the
intractablc and incurable diseases known as
Bright's Disease and Diabetes.
Astonishing cures Of dropsy have been effected
-brick-dust deposit, Inflammation of the neck OF
the bladder, alkali and equity swcllIngs. For
the liver it is unsurpassed. 1t will allay all IN
Illumination of the kidney and urinary organs in
twenty four hours, giving immediate relief; also,
in scarlet fever it prevents the kidney from con-
costing, and removes all traces OF albumenerla
It will give relief in all cases of high fever
General Agent for the District of Columbia
~ William B. ENTWISLE,
1901 Pa. av., Washington, d. G.
s''' ~ J. ENTWIsLE, Jr.,
o. King street.
Send for circulars my 2-lm
EREsH ASSIMERES.
LATEST STYLES.
We havo this morning received another large
assortment of the above for Gents and Boys
Suits. Among them are
Scotch Chcviots.
Scotch Sulphido SuitingS.
French Diagonals
Wolirey's Paletot>.
German Tricots.
BalteSe SutingS.
Black Drap Detc.
English French and Domestic Pants Patterns,
great variety
Ncstngs.
Our largely increased sales this season assure
us that we have given satisfaction in the past.
and as our assortment is very large, we hope to
continue to please all who will call on us. Suits
put up to order, made and trimmed in the best
style, and fit guaranteed.
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I.N.SLR.y.N'CE .4GE.l'TS.
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Assets S2O.OOO,OOO.
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NEW AND IMPORTANT just published
IN and mailed to any address for Is cents,
"PracticaL Observations on Nervous De6,hty and
Physical Erhaustion," to which is added An
Essay on Marriages" with important chapters on
Disorders of the Reproductive Organs. Con-
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General Debility; Spermatorrh@a; Impotence;
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atomy and Science, SO7 Chestnut street, Phlla-
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JORDAN & DAVIDSON, and is mailed toany
address Orders may be sent to their office 1925
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1t is book which ought to be in the hands of
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i ~. NoTfcE. lSI L.

ARE YOU AFFLICTED OR SIC K?
USE
FAHRNEY'S
BLOOD CLEANSER, OR PANACEA!
An Alternative and Cathartic, or Tonic and
Purge combined, for diseases arising from bad
blood, such as Costiveness, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Erysipelas, Chills and Fever, letter,
Tumors, Sick Headache DC.
Beware Of limitations The Oldest and genu-
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Guro, Pa, and Chicago, Ill. Ask for BLOOD
CLEANSER, OR PANACEA, and take no
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+. s. LEADBEATER l. BRO, wholesale
agents for Alexandria, Va my l:!w
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