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WHEAT SEEDING.
Raw Bone super Phosphate,
MANUFACTURED IT
WALTON. WHANN g. CO.,
WILHINGTON DELAWARE.
In the culture Of wheat, true economy i'm
plies the use Of such manures As produce the
greatest yield, and at the same time leaves
the land in the lest condition for grass.
Whann's
Raw Bone Super Phosphate
Is ex,en sively used on this important crop,
for the reason that IL fulfills these conditions.
The grass often paying for the Fertilizer,
leaving the increased yield of wheat clean
profit. Combining the active qualities Of the
Best Peruvian Guano, with the most lasting
proper,ie. Of dissolved bone, il 10 unexcelled
a. . manure for Wheat. Those farmers who
have used
Whanu's
Raw Bore Super Phosphate
Need no reminder a. TO iu worth. Their
contained nse Off year after year 10 the
strongest argument which can be brought to
prove its merits.
Farmers who have not yet used this re-
howned fer tilizer are earnestly requested to
buy it.
11-Its mechanical condition 10 excellent,
especially fitting j, for use with the Drill-oa
For sale BY
GRLENHELL ( FEyWIcK,
Leonsrdtosn, Nd.
III ALLSTAN 4 SON,
Great XsiIs.
Sep, ,, Isss-7u.
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nited States Hotel.
500, 33l, s. 333 Penn Avenue.
WASHINGTON, DC
N. 81. BEAN, Prop riesor.
Rates Reduced 10 ESQ Day.

Two keep pace with The times, and NEE,
Il the wishes of the travelling public the
Proprietor has decided to reduce the price
Of board and room to $3.50 per day and.
notwithstanding the low price charged he
intends that the House shall maintain
the same reputation for comfort and neat
meas, and good ts Bile. as heretofore.
~ This Eotsi 10 within five minutes
walk ofthe Capital and principal Railroad
Defots. aud convenient to the Govern
nent Departments and Offices.
Street Cars to all parts of the City
snd Georgetown pass this aouse every
1vs M utes.
Jan. e,ls7o 81.
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I am now prepared TO furnish planters with
i my Patent Tobacco Prize, upon the shortest
reasonable notice. This Prize is now being
quite generally used in this locality and has. so
far, given universal satisfaction. The advan-
tages IL possesses over all other Prizes now in
use are too varied and manifold 70 admit Of de-
scription in this advertisement tits conceded
by all who have used il to be great economist
Of labor, and it is admitted that il places To-
bacco in market in . condition very superior 70
that Of any other Prize now in use.
Prize with railway attachment to prize two
hhds. alternately, $50. Withoutrailway, $50
RHYERFncE:
James Carberry,
Joseph Cough, Rev Dewolf,
Geo s Mattingley, John Dillafay,
and many others who have the prize in use On
their estates.
] FELIX MORGAN,
Leonardtown, Nd.
June 10, ls73-tfs
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While We announce a reduction In the
price Of our RAW BONE SUPER
PHOSPHATE. We would respectfully re-
present to dealers and farmers .sthat its
standard Of quality has been strictly
maintained. The proportions Of soluble
and precipitated phosphoric Acid. Am
mouia and Potash. have never been high.
er than they are 10 the article We are now
selling our customers. This statemen,
We make as binding guarantee.
PRICE SAC per 1000 pounds.
Packed in good string sacks Of 200 Us
each.
BiEGH d. SONS.
Ne. 90 South Deinuarc Are. PhH..,
No, 1913 South ST., baltimore, Nd.
For sale ~
" 4 LOKER. Leonord,omn,
JAS T ABELL, AJelFs Wharf.
Aug 5. 1S15-3m.
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River Route 1!
THE STEINER
PILOT BOY!

szrzn Having been put in
h complete order. will
&E.caZ3I resume her trips to
the different landings
on the River, on
SATURDAY. March 6, 1875, and eve
cry Tuesday and Saturday thereafter.
Leaving Washington from Fiizhugh's
wharf. foot of 9th street. at o'clock, ..
IN. Returning will arrive in Washing.
ton on Wednesday aud Sunday evenings.
Leave Washington on Saturday. . m,
for Lconardtown, leave Leouardtowp on
Sunday, . m, at $50. for Washington.
w II BYLES.
Captain.
March 1S75-tf.
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White Hall Academy
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
LEoNARDTOwN, MD.

THE scholastic year consists Of two sessions
l. Of FIVE months each Studies will be re-
sumed on the first MONDAY in SEPTEN-
Der, but pupils will be received At any time
during the year. No deduction will be made
for absence or for withdrawal before the closs
of the session, except in case of protrscted sick
mesa.
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particulars, address
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st. Mary's Co.
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Notice.

TNHE undersigned. having engaged
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WIEELWRIGHT BUSINESS
at Great Mills, will execute all orders in
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manner. Having procured 6ne Hesrse
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Choice Periodicals for 1876.
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PUMPS! pUMPS!!

RLATCHLETS cUcCkRER WOOD
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Burnett, and Others.
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THE CENTENNIAL INPEN 4 PENCIL

The immense circulation Of Jefferson
enables It's proprietor 10 spend more money
on embellishments. stories, ke., SC, thar
any OTTER. lt gives more for che morey
han any in the world. Its
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+. D. 4 D A NJ s,
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I'HE undersigned is prepared to con-
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CHARLES JEFFERSON,
No. SOC Chestnut St. Philadelphia. r.
Specimens sen, gratis il written for.
Oct. 2l.1Ss5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-04

must leave the Board and father told him he would not
leave the Board that he was placed these As auustee'
and he should STAY and look after him. -. ~.
stck Te in prccur,nr this subsidy through Mr. Irwin
known 10 or supported by tho Executive Comm..Vo1
don't want an opinion unless IL Is based upon Ia0s a.
will only say as said before Una. M 81 us 70 under.
derstand that Mr. Irwin was In Washington onuoa'os
inc to get this subsidy. 80. ~, -,..huu . ,.,oo
@. 1t not developed at that time wnetrer largo
@ And was not know, so far as you Know W your
father or the directOrsf A. NO Sir. H..
O. Will you state whether you ind traces upon the
hooks of lockwood e. Co. OF the check OF 100000 as
coming from John Roach or Mr.. Stock wef A. hmd
no trace of any check coming from john Roach at Al
there is credit on Sept 4 1872 to On account oaou Gu
the oriental National Bank NewYork, and there Is also
corresponding debit OF S2U0O00 OF check drawn ny US
in favor OF the Pacific Mali steamship SompanIy; As
Q. That closed the account Calico 'Nhanbo' n A'
far rs that item was concerned. .. -,
O. Then that check went to the credit OF no person on
your books A. Yes, Sir. , g., l., .,,o- n,
the Steamship Company, and not TO the President lnul-
vSuoIIvf A. I have not seen the check and oonse-
onenty cond not swear but have not the slightest
~ The nhec. IA IN your possesslona A. Yes Sir.
q So that it could he fOundi A. l suppose so:
Is there any other item Of 100000 on that dayi a.
There is not, Sir -. 49,, 4, ~. ann ooo
about which we are inquirngi A. Not the slightest
Mr. Hatch was then asked few questions In regard
to this 100000 check.
Mr. Rnrchard-Have You made any examination In
reference to this exchange Of checks OF s2VoU' IL so
please state the RESULT A., ,..,,. 81, ~,
MIR Kassou-Do you nd any trace on the DOCKS OF inc
Company of any check of 100000 received IRON LOCK-
wood Co, on that date3 A. The only thng hhu
the sale OF l. go shares Of Panama o,
No check from shat firm any other check OF that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-04
TIE FLOATING S9OO,OOO.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-SOme of the officers
OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Company who were here
before the recess of Congress tell good story IN regard
to the 500 900 spent in Washington in connection with
the subsidy, but which was floating around" among
tho Companys accounts, and which was finally charged
TO tho two new steamers, Toxic and Picking. AT the
time that the officers OF the Company were undecided
TO which account this item should be charged old Capt
Bradburywas the habit of going into the office day after
day. and walking up to the desk occupied by Roundey,
the chief accountant would excaim while he rubbed
the BALD spot the top of his head with one h1nd:
"Wel, Roundey, where is she this morningP
"Wnerp Is what, Sir 7" Ronndey would ask.
"Why that little item OF s2)000O Here Won have been
folio ling horseback and with dOuD!rDdirelled
t-gun weeks. YOI have chased 1t through the
construction account the coal account the repairs and
IL has been charged half the officers OF the Company
Now what want to know is, where Is she this morning
Ha IA. la ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-04
A DIRECTOR ON THE WATCH.

TESTIMONY OF LEGRAND LOCKWOOD, BROKER.
Legrand Lockwood, who was examined on
Thursday regard &c the $4,000 exchange check,
the next witness. lie brought the books OF his firm.
Mr. Kasson-Sate, II you please, what your business
was in the early OF the ls72l A Banker and
broker Of tho firm Of Lockwood Co.
O. Was any member Of your firm connected with the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company as directors A. In
the carly part Of 1872 my father a director
o state when he became q director, and when he
ceased 10 BET A. He became director, think, about
Nov 90 1911 and ceased to be director when he died.
on FeO. ~, 1872. -. . --..-,.- q,
the Executive Committed A. He was tho Chairman OF
the Executive Committee.
O. Can you tell when lie ceased 70 appear al the meet
ingsf A. lie was sick two weeks before ne dled
canDot tell exactly when he ceased 10 appear al the
meetings.
O Then was be was he not probably at the meeting
on FEB. l4i A. He PROBABLY not
O. would be glad II you would state whether your
father was a director so far you know concerned
In action Indicated by the resolution OF Feb. H.
Whether 30 far as you know lie had any knowledge Of
the operations between StOckwell and IrWiuf A had
talk with linn about IL before he was taken sick, IN
which he said that he understood that Mr. Sockwell
was going TO spend large amount OF money TO have
this subsidy carried ia Washington and he and Mr. Bill
Nngs wished IL distinctly understood mat they WOuld
have nothing whatever 10 do with IT,
q DID YOU understand that be supported or differed
from MI Blackwell in the OF tue Company
A. He dAered from Mr. StOcKwel almost entirely IN
purchasing STOCK iOr tbeCOnpany at about 90 when he
thought tbs stock was not NO IN than half that
amount Of money aud no aud Mr.. 6tOckwen had quito
Agh the ,iJaCt. Dir 5Ockweil told hun thai If
nd NOT thnk IL Has worth what IL selling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-04
PACIFIC MAIL RETRENCHMENT.

DISMISSAL OF HE ACCOUNlANl AM lhbA'uiEh "
TIE MANAGING DIRECTOR.
Decentralization seems to have set III among
the clerks at office OF the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company in Wall.st. None Of them know how long
hension In regard to any change that will affect
their interests. After the retirement OF Rus
sell Sage President. Theodore johnson. the
Secretary, resigned. There appears 20 be
q violent agitation among the remaining officials who
are not members Of the Board OF Directors On Friday
Rufus Hatch. the Managing Director OF tho Company.
notified TO Charles c. Niebuhr, tue Accountants aud
Treasurer Of the Company, that his services we're
longer required. No assigned beyond the
general one that retrenchment the order
Of the day. As Niebuhr believed that there
something back OF this preext, he refused TO accept
this dismissal tho ground that his Office Treasurer
was one to which he had been elected by the Board,
and he could not therefore be removed by Rufus Hatch
In appealing to tho directors he demanded that his
services were no longer required he should be
treated as gentleman and be allowed to resign. He
concluded by asking the directors TO express Their
wishes by resolution. No answer has been sent,
but IL is expected that the action OF tue Board will be
transmitted to him to-day. 1t Is understood that MI
Hatch's action IS TO q certain extent sustained.
Mr.. Niebuhr has been IN Wallst. IL years and has
held positions OF trust having been account
ant In the loan department OF the SubTreasury and
boOkkeeper for many private firms He went INTO the
Pacific Mail Oce In February last and made an Dspec
ton Of all way stations between here AMI San
francisco. His brother was purser OF the steamship
CITY Of Toxic, but removed three days before
last of the vessel by Rufus Hatch. without
President OF the Panama RIroad was Installed III his
place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-04
ONE OF IRWINS CHECKS.
TESTIMONY OF HENRY d. LAIDLAw


Henry b. Laidlaw, once a member Of the firm
Of Lees & Waller, was the next witness.
Mr.. Kasson-Please give your and place OF bust
ness. A. Henry b. Laidlaw, banker, at No. 80 Pne-st
G. Were you member OF the firm OF Lees Waller 7
A. was member Of the firm of Lees & Waller in May,
1872
O. From the accounts OF the Bank OF America 1t APP
pears that a check for s145Oo upon the American Ex-
change National Bank was deposited by tho firm OF
Lees a. Waller with the Bank Of America or about
Feb o. 1871 State what YOU know about that, what
tho papers OF Lees Waller show in regard TO such
check A. The leteriles and the books show the re-
cept OF the check from Richard Il. lrwini sent IN y
letter us, dated Feb &C. 1872, FROM Washington ana
'IO '''''- 10, 1927 In, w1HEo1os. PeS q. 1872,
81 500 for which return me yog o eI a e5ten2 e
for The balance AMI obge yours respectfully b. Irwin
q Was there any Correspondence preceding tnaIi a.
what will DO cost In currency Of your coin DRAFT IN
San Francisco sight, for s3oO would Ike 70 Senu io
same." , ---.. y, % 1870
Nes,ra wAILsRD,1r s hat wi! be The est cur
would for with remittance "a TsCep
o. Is there any other correspondence between the
frIn Of Lees & Waller and Mr.. Irwin under date OF
February, 1871 A. letter under date OF req Is
aoknow the inclosure being the draft he asked
i0r' WARRINGTON, Feb. %, 1879.
Ne,r. LEES wAILHR-Dsar Srsi Yours Of the 27h with
ius Osus hand this morning With thans yours t5nly
@ Where were those letters datedi A In Washing
to be any others; examined up to the present tme'
from February, 1870 -. q
A. presume that We drew the draft that he wanted
and sont it to Irwin OF Washingto1 CT. .ooo,so ,ho
O. Can you produce thati A. NO. Sir. because inc
drafts are not returned to us.
@ Where Is the draft A. 1t must be IN tie possession
OF the Bank OF California. .
you A II Is not.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-04
THE SUBSIDY INQUIRY.

CLOSE OF THE INVESTIGATION IN NEW
YORK.
TESTIMONY on HENRY CLEws. LEGRAND LOCKWOOD,
8. l.. PHILIPS II. d. LAIDLAw, AND 0THBRS-lG-
NoRANcR OF THE DIRECTORS UNDER THR
sroCKwEIL. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AGAINST DECEPTIVE REPORTS.
On Saturday the sub Committee of the Commit
tee of Way and Means of the House of Representa-
tvos closed their investigation, so far as sessions IN
this city arc concerned, in regard to the manage
ment of tho Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
Most of the members had left the city. Mir.
Burchard and Mir. Kasson alone remaining to
finish the work. Henry Clews the first Wit
ness recOunted the ignorance OF she DiIecF
OTIS and the arrogance of the Frenueht'
He testified that he knew nothing about the large
expenditure for the subsidy until bis attention was
called to another irreguarty of Mr.. Stoekweli-the
APPROXIMATION of shares of Panama Railroad stock.
LepraDd Lockwood spoke of his fathers connection
with the Board From this it would appear that
Mr.. Stockweu considered ignorance o cardinal
virtue in director, for he once rebuked
Mr. Lockwood for his watchfulness. and told him
be would better leave the Board. S. L. Phelps, at
one time the Second Vice-Presdent of the Com
pany, denied that he wished to charge the S2OOOOO
to Capt Baby, and said that he eXpostulated with
Mr. StOckwen for issuing the report of 1878, when
he thought was calculated TO deceive the stock
holders. Henry b. Laidaw, OF the firm OF Lees "
Waller produced some of Twins letters in relation
TO a check of Sl4,5OO, C. II. Taylor and Rufus
Hatch were asked few unimpOrtant questions
This closed the labors of the Committee in this city
Their next meeting will be held IN washington Oh
Wednesday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-04
TheY made a Matriculatus of wild Indil

They made a Matrculatus OF q wild Indian
in the Lincoln University They brought him from his
dear naive Utah. where lie had chief for his uncle.
Being thus OF tho blood royal he thought that all the
Indians In Lincoln should do him reverence and
homage. Indignant at not receiving their respect
put his pant and with knife and revolver In his
belt he burst upon the astonshed faculty aud
permission to return to his wigwam. The learned men
caring 10 DO scalped, Immediately granted the de-
sired boon. He was put on a train for Omaha without
any unnecessary delay. He was good scholar; lac had
mustered his b G. aud put la words VI two syilA
hlnn. LuL ne would 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-04
A SUBPOENA ISSUED For WIN. s. KING.

THE LATE POSTMASTER OF TIE HOUSE or REPRE-
sENTATIvEs AND CHARLES ALBERT, FORMER
AGENT OF PACIFIC MAIL, sUBPESAED BY THE
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIDUNEl
WASHINGTON, Jan. Sin view of the slight
forgetfulness which probably oyereame Mr.. VIM 8.
King late Postmaster OF the House Of Representatives,
in his testimony years ago regarding the Pacific
Mail corruption fund.- which occasion he swore that
be knew nothing Of tie subject the Subcommittee OF
the Ways and Means Committee recently de-
c,ded 10 give him chance to redeem his
furnished name. A subpoena was there
fore sent to tho Deputy Sergeant-aiArins mere
to be served on Mr.. King with notice TO be present
when the Committee should reassemble on the 9th inst
The witness, however, not to he found. aud ds-
patch was sent 10 his homo In Minnesota subpoena
was also ordered to be served Charles Albert former
agent of the Pacific Mall Company in this city,
under whose direction about s5OODO was expended anu
charged to profit and loss