Evening Star Newspaper, February 21, 1862, Page 1

THE EV EMNG STAR UBLISHED RVER Y AFTEENOON, (SUNDAY EXOEPTED,) AT THE STAN BUILDINGS, Dorner cf Pesnsyleania éccans ad Biswigia it, Dd W. D. WALLAOH. ripers served in packages by carriers at 48 yer, or 37 cents per month. Fo mail subscribers the price is $3.50 a year, in advance; 8% for six ths; $1 for'three mouth; and for less than thece monthe et the rate of 12 cents 8 Week. Siz gic coples, om cunt; in wrappers, Two CENTS. J} Apvanrismwants should be sent to the @fe before 12 o’clock m.; otherwise they may Rot appent until the next day. OT SE ON XIX. WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1862, N&. 2,809. Snabe oteys POT ERR EM .ceescccce Sl OF errs ii ey COPIED ..o.sserrenrcecsesceceses Twenty-£Ve COple..cceccevecerese. It lavariably contains the ‘(Washington News’ eat has made The Daily Kooning Star cireulste 0 generally throughout the country. EF" Single copies (in wrappers) can be pre- cured at the counter, after the lame of the peper. Price—THREE CENTS. I OFFICIAL. REASURY DEPARTMENT, Fesxvary 4, 1862. Notice Is HEREBY GivRN of the readiness of this Department to redeem the Treasury notes payable in one year from date, authorized by the act of Congress approved December 234, 1867, and the Treasury notes payable in sixty days from date, attthorized by the ect of Congress approved TELEGRAPHIO NEWS. From Havana and St. Thomas. Nsw York, Feb. 20.—The steamer Roanoke bas arrrived from Havana with advices of the 1$th instant. Advices from Nassau to the 8:h 7 that several vessels have arrived there, the blockade. The steamer Kate sailed on on the Sot, with a part of the Giadiator’s cargo, probably for New Orleans. Advices from Venezuela show that the civil THE CASE OF U. 8. MARSHAL LAMON, The inited States Marshal for the District of Columbia, Col. Ward H. Laiaon, has been as- sailed upon the floor of the Senate with charges t g and interded to injure bim as an officer, d bring him into disrepute among his fellow- citizens. For such wrongs no redress or remedy can be obtained by any legal process. He stands 1 the attitude of a man struck at without being effictent : service, has won the confidence, not only of the bench and bar of the Supretie Coutt of the United States and all the District courts, but o: the entire business community. Coming astran- ger into the cffice of Marshal, Colonel Lamon ‘was eminently right in selecting as his dep- uty and confidential friend, for whose acts and emoluments be alone is responsible, one who had proved himself in every way WASHINGTON, De ©, JANUARY, 1862. REMOVAL. A. BININGER & CO. allowed an opportunity to repel the blows. He | worthy of the trust. Mr Phillips, it seems, | ya? continues. 2a March, 1861. ae is entitled to be heard; and itis our object to do | had earned the enmity of an individual Ammon A frightful revolution has broken out at Hon- “ » justice toa popular and efficient public | Duvall, a subordinate at the jail, whoabused the | duras. President Guardiola had been assassi- Be apetsel na Gaya aver Age deere ara REMOovVvVED y the presentation of facts in our posses- | kindness of the Marshal in giving him empioy- Pecan ear tans iene Troxitle. of thintacls roupecttvely P foe tapy “ ch entirely vindicate him from all the rgcs preferred, and exhibit the malignity of ment, and with poorly simulated philanthropy and devotion to Republican party principles, agsails Mr. Phillips through the Marshal himseif. S.. Thomas dates of the 2d state that a British commander attempted to take a seamen from an American vessel by force, but the Federal gun- boat Iroquois protected the man, and the Gover- EPARTMENT OF STATE, 219 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, . . Wasuineton, January 25, 1862. were made by Senators Grimes, | The animus of this man’s letter is patent upon its nor of St Thomas notified the British officers that yas debidite ar Wate eis peed et orrosits , of New Hampshire, and Wilson, | face. The source of the letter is too contemptible the guns of the fort would aid the Irequois. The Seo y wii iter reo :. tts. With the motives of these | to be made the basis of a grave assault upon a uently, and repri- Members of Congress on business on Saturdays, WILLARDS’ HOTEL. British admiral arrived = manded the commander, a: uly apologized to the American consul. Vera Cruz dates to the Sth instant state that no advance has yet been made. Over one thousand sick alloy ‘were el cee iad bro at Te ra. 0 very Xihong them The Mexicans ielst Nerks! ion of the Spanish troops, but consent two thousand allied troops attend the negotiations at Orizaba. The allies state that they shall advance during February to Oriziba, and would give battle at Cerro Gordo if opposed. The Mexican papers express the greatest hatred of the Spaniards Four rebel schooners had arrived at Havana from New Orleans, with cotton. public officer on the floor of the United States Senate. This Mr. Duvall was appointed by Col. Lamon one of the prison guards, upon bis representation that be was a consistent and meritorious member of the Republican party. He was soon afterwards removed on account of his relentless vilification of Deputy Marshal Phillips. Subsequently, upon his voluntary premise to behave himself more be- comingly,and on account of the alleged suffering condition of hisfamlly, he was reinstated. He was again displaced on account of the conviction o¢ the Marsbal that he had been engaged in the pro- curement of the arrest of negroes as fugitive slaves, for the purpose of realizing the apprehension fees. The following 1s one of 2 series of commitments exhibited in this connection : “The Marshal of the District of Columbia will receive into his charge and custody George Lee and Henry Lee, (negroes,) Aerewith sent per A. Dural, charged with being runaways and no proof naving been addaced to me that said ne- groes are not ronaways, them therefore you will safely keep until discharged by due course of ing this attack we have now no- The first speech of Mr. Hale in ref- Lamon indicated that the purpose as to strike at somebedy—anybody connected the administration who is not ‘‘too high or ’* and the Marshal of the District was se- jal point, with the hope of event- higher and a little lower to commencing with Saturday, the first of next month We invite the attention oi our friends and trons to the Card below: No, 919 Pennstivania Ave (opposite Willard’s Houi,) The Subscribers, having opeaed a Branch Es- tablishment in this City a few months since, and feeling encouraged by the liberal patronage 2!- ready received frofm lis friends and the lovers of pure and genuine WINES, LIQUORS, and other articles 1 their lae, have determined pon a continuance cad extension of their bus! ness. Their assortment embraces— FINE COGNAC BRANDIES (of various age, brands, and districts.) BOURBON AND SCOTCH WHISKIES, JAMAICA RUM, GINS, &c, WILLIAM H. SEWARD. DEPARTMENT, ae jan 27-tt JaNvARY 21, 1562,° Orpgasp, That the War Department will be closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays against all other business but that which relates to active military operations in the field. Saturdays will be devoted to the business of Senators and Representatives. Mondays to the business of the Public. EDWIN M. STANTON, Secretary of W barges against Col. Lamon can be shown disputable facts to be not only unjust aad called for, but absolutely without foundation. They were doubtless preferred by Senators on tn- fermation they believed to be correct; but the emen who pronounced them in the Senate per are censurable at least for making an as- sault upon a Federal efficer without notice of the harges or affoiding him an opportunity to repel there, and to show conclusively that they were without 2 shadow of foundation, and pure fabri- cations of unscrupulous personal enmity and ma- ligmaat envy of his official position at the Federal Capital Rejeicings im the British Previnces. ae Care Races, Feb. 18 —Fifty flags, being all we have got, are floating to the breeze here in honor of the glorious victory at Fort Donelson. The news gives great satisfaction at ¥t. Johns, N.F., and here IROOM” HALL, 320 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Gen Buckner to be Tried for Treason. Lovisvitir, Feb. 20.—The Louisville Journal learns that Marshal Meriweather left last evening for Cairo, to bring General Buckner here, under EMILE DUPRE. inw. = This assault was begun on the 10th day of Jan- *f 4 = S| of | @ Federal warrant from Justice Catron, ona I ° - ry last, by the Senator from Iowa, with the dec- ieee my RARE age seal thle 14 Cay: ef charge of trenson. Just Received and Opened Also, several valuable Tonics, Bitters, and ation that a white man bad been commitied to (Signed) Tuoa. C. Doxx, J.P.” Stomachics, which are remedies for The Proposal to Tax the Calif a Mines San Francisco, Feb. 19 Bacelptioas passed both Houses of the State Legislature to-day pro- testing against the policy of taxing the California mines by the general government, #8 proposed by the Secretary of the Interior. A large end Gret-ciass stock of choice FAMILY GROCERIES, consisting of: SUGARS, of all grades, the jail and was unable to ascertain the reason of his incarceration, and that a session of the Grand had intervened but the man was still In jail. enator added ‘‘upon going to the record 1 found that an order had been entered in that case. dated on the 6th of December, directing that the But kere is another similar commitment, ena- bling this same individual to clutch fees for ar- resting fugitive slaves. District of Columbia, County of Washington, to wit: To the Marshal of the District of Colum- bis: Receive into your custody the body of bowel complaints, fever and ague, headache, and the like MADEIRA, SRERRY & PORT WINES CLARETS, BURGUNDY, CHAMPAGNE Coast Defenses of Massachusetts - Robert Brooks, herewith sent by A. Duval, Con- PEAS AND GERMAN WINES. prisoner should be discharged; yet the order had | stable of said county, brought before me, Charles | Bostox, Feb. 19.—The resolution appropriating TEAS, seit es not been carried into execution. He should have | Walter, one of the Justices of the Peace in and | 500,000 for the coast defenses of Massachusetts has COFFE, HAVANA SEGARS, na sald county, and charged before me with be been sent to the alms-house, which we have pro- been passed by the Legislature, and received the TTR 0; Varieties a vided,” & Sukiée ¢av* hace atime 2 runaway slave—bim therefore safely keep | siguature of the Governor BUTTER, fall Vaz and Prices ; % . ia your seid custody until he shall be discharged LARD FINK NAVY AND OTHER CHEWING is Robert F. Beale, whose following adidavit | by due course of law,and for so doing this shali dav Wiser, , s fully e =P ain the reason why he remained in § be your sufficient warrant. Island d: FE TOBACCO i ap a ates to the LOUR, : Given under my band and seal this 17th day of hips of Com. Porter’s = ALSO. Washington County, to S-ptember, in the year of our Lord one thousand | famous mortar-boat fleet arrived there, and two MAILLARD’S CHOCOLATE, a Po y a native of Essex county, eight hundred and 61. w more were spoken off Havana on the lith inst. ue 2 . PICKLES, SAUCKS, CHEESE, PRESERVED ef Virginia, but for several years (Signed) Cusg. Watens, J.P. [0] sox nite = MEATS AND FRUITS, SARDINES, VINEGARS, SWEET O1L, &c., &c. The Stock was particularly selected to suit the wants of Hotel-Keepers, Sutlers, Restaurateurs, &c. They are invited to visit the establishment, which is under the direction of Mr. Jos. P. Witson. Owing to the fact that they import most of the articles direct, and to their many business facili- thes, they are enabled to offer their stock Goods at very low prices. Your obedient servants, A. BININGER & CO., mporters of Forctgn Wines, Liquors, $e. New Yorx anp WasHIneron. And still another : *« The Marshal of the District of Columbia will receiye into his charge and custody Cecilia Bell aod child—hberewith sent per A. Duval—charged with being runaways, no proof having been ad- duced to me that said negroes are not runaways ; 5 them therefore you will safely keep until charged by due course of law. Given under my band and seal this 18th day of October, 1861. (Signed) ‘Tuomas C. Donn, J.P., (1. s.]" And yet another. ‘The Marshal of the District of Columbia will receive into his charge and custody George Lee and Henry Lee Cas herewith sent per A. Duval, charged with being runaways, and no proof having been adduced to me that said ne- groes are not runaways, them therefore you will safe keep until discharged by due course of law. “Given under my hand and seal this Sth day of August, 1861. (Signed) Tuomas C. Donn, J. P.”” To this lust commitment we append the release of the negroes George Lee and Henry Lee, which will more fully disclose the nature of the transac- tions in which Mr. A. Duval has been engaged- “The Marshal of the Distriet of Columbia will release Henry Lee and George Lee, negroes, who were committed to jail by me on ‘the sth day of August, 1861, charged with being runaways. ‘Them release upon payment of all legal fees. “Given under my band and seal this 24th day ef September, 1561. Cisne) “ Tuomas C. Donn, J.P.” “Mr. Wise: These men were committed in the name of A. Duval. They are willing to pay whatisright. You bad better receive his fee.” (Signed) ** Tuomas C. Donn, J. P.” We are assured by Justice Donn that the in the ‘Sity of Washington, do, on that some time in July iast, I was committed to the jail in this sgermor 4 under a fals> barge of larceny, and being unable to procure bail, was detained until the Grand Jury met in December last. I was then informed tf there was no charge against me, and discharged from jail bat being then sick, ce - no home or friends, or any one to whom | could go, and on whom I had any claim, the Marshal permitted me to re- matn fn jail, and I bs ver since remained here dependent entirely on his bounty, but at libert to go when and where I please. | am stil! unfit t go ont, and have no clothing except what has been farriebed by Mr. Lamon, the Marshal, and R. F. Bearer, ORSES WANTED FOR 1 8. x All of which he offers at lowest cash prices. A ERAMENT. O© MP EaOY. 4 SzaLEp Proposats for the delivery in Wash- ington City of 1450 CAVALRY aod ARTIL- LERY HORSES. for the U.8. Government, will be received at the office of Col..D, H. Rucker Depot Quartermaster in this city, unti! 12 m.,on SATURDAY, the 22d instant. These horses wilt be purchased in lots not ex ceeding 200 each, and no bids will be entertained for a greater number from any one person. No bid will be entertained that ie not endorsed by two responsible pereons, who will guarantee that the bidder will comply with bis proposition, if 1t should be accepted. Twenty five days will be given from the opening of the bids, for the completion of the delivery of the horers, Of the above h 0 are required for Caval- ry and 960 for Artillery. Description of Horses required. Cavatry Horszs, From 15 to 16 hands in height; between 5and & years of age; of dark colors; weil broken to the saddle; compactly built and free from all defects, ARTILLERY Horses. To be from 15% to 16 hands in height; between 5 and 8 yesrs of age;dark colors; free from all de- fects; wel! broken to harness and to weigh not less than 1100 pounds. The horses will be inspeoted by a board of officers detailed from the regiments requiring them. ‘The undersigned reserves the privilege of reject- ing etch and every bid, should he consider the interests of the service require it. STEWART VAN VLEIT, PIKE’S CELEBRATED WHISKIES. 500 barrels Magnolia, 500 barrels XXX, 500 barrels Millers Rye Monongaheilg, 600 barrels fine Old Rye, 500 barreis fine Old Bourbon, AT CINCINNATI PRICES. of Washington County, D. C., this 15th, February, 1862 Wx. R. Woopwaern, Justice of the Peace. This is all sufficient, but we would ask the nator, Where is the almshouse ‘ we have pre- ded?’ Is there any such institution in this Dis- trict? Weere ignorant of its locality. Senator, where Is it? Among other charges against the Marsbal, the Senator said : “Mr. Lamon has paid no attention o it (the jail) antil of late, and now only to make an order prehibiting the edmission of all per- sons,’ &c. In ali candor, we ask the Senstor if the Marsha! was not right In making this order? ‘The safety of the prisoners and the public good required it. In the present insecure condition o he jzil, no precaution should be omitted to pre- vent escapes, and to exclude improper inter- ourse with prisoners charged with treason, mur- All the favorite brands of * CHAMPAGNE, Mumm Verzeny, Green Seal, Heldsick, which, being bought low, we offer at unusually low rates. ja ll-tt Also, Sole Agent for PIKE’S ARMY CORDIAL. feb 14-tf DAYTON'S BOSTON CRACKERS! DAYTON’S GRAHAM CRACKERS! DAYTON'’S LEMON BISCUIT! Are manufactured out of premium flour; are dsr, and othes erimes. negroes mentioned in these several com-| fe 12-td Brig. Gon. and Quartermaster. | highly recommended by physiciads for the sick, it cannot be assumed that the guards of the | ™itments were brought to him and commit- yok Heras aud Biumare Commend Press, New | and justiy pronounced the best article made. jail should know every Senator aud Member of J '€4 ‘© Prison as runaways at the request of this | Pork [dssale oad fitisbure Commero'al Journal,| For sale br grocers in every town and city, and same Duvall, then a prison guard, who now pa- rades bis mock philanthropy and love of Repub- lican party principles in an attack upon the Mar- Congress. Atsuch « time as this the keepers of in Mahar der by the public prison in which are prisoners charged ATING, 743 Pa ROPOSALS Are 1: pvited till Roy & NBURCHELL: corner 15th 1 aren ma) io 22 0’o! oelook Mey yg fo SUALEP, THE EAR "4 I mont avenue. = er kca ciate. eades, dene tne | shal, who dismissed him from office for his oy the ab , Dep’, wi of | My ARSHALL & FASE 8 509 71h at. < ties bi {ven orders t the Marshal alleged misconduct, not only in arresting negroes he Cat le to role delivered st Weshington City, Ay VE foe re ‘and H pt disete essence. dtcenme nS a ete acd for the aj bension fees, but because he believed id cach ani ods Frost ED DH aay i EYE AND EAR. allow ne one to conyerse with military prisoners, | for the apprepension fess, bot berate tas Feipht;nganmal dm frhich weighs loaf Wea nwow Fidel F and ats. Ne. 887 PENNSYSLVANIA AVENUE without a special permit from the Secretary of prisoners confined in the Jail, as a fee for procur-| , Phe Cattle io be delivered at such times and in ‘ . _ OPPOSITE War, Secretary of State, the Commanding Gene- ral, or the Provost Marshal, W hea it is remem- bered that previous to the adoption of the meas- res of the Marshal complained of by the Senator, , Saws, knives, chisels and other implements aid in escaping from the jail, had been found » the cells and in the possession of prisoners, such quantities as the er o Cattle will be req i prerniment contract ‘be: lat oro April, 1862, sient e ‘seourity will be preserves to itself the right to pay in {os entertained when a pat in by ing their release. juire, This is the character of the testimony upon which all the charges against Marshal Lamon are based. The reputation of the Marshal asa man and a public functionary is made to” shine only the brighter by such attempts to asperse and in- WILLARD'S HOTEL. Oculist and Aurist. DR. F. A. VON MOSCHZISKER, From Cision Finer New. York, has arrived in the and opened his offices at 227 PENNSYLVANIA AVENURF, pocveriment THe! bid wit will tractors who have Previously publ where he can be consulted on Maladies of the the necessity will be recognized for the prison | J2*¢ bim. His assailants should blush at the ex- their Togpon to or where the 2 faisalto comply with In connection with our Philadelphia House we EYE AND EAR srds to be furnished with some means of iden- position of the groundlessness of their complaints i BEOKWITR, C are 2 sortie Bea eiernih atrost, i 08 be bgp medics! and surgiesl treatment. tf th persons who ought to be admitted to and their reliance upon such trashy and really], vide ° be faahington. wie: we r jan je, Colles- a ~ Ey opt es pet ny a contemptible evidence. . The reader wilt naturally inquire why Senators ¢ prisoners, and no more appropriate or “STHERIAL EAR INHALATOR, a | ~ for the treatment of obstinate cases of 1,4 B,do 5 effective regulation for tais purpose could have erriment do red propane 8 to te da Be the Gov. nropean cities, ee ay on American for ——— per — 8, and make 8 by the Marshal, witho:t assail public officers upon the testimony of such pounds ¢ a ohs 6 Cattle to be be Jections upon all accessible points DEAFNESS AND NOISES IN THE HEAD. every aut, withews Aistintton of pace an peceasnee See See Dereee deliver avert see tone terme ng of the en; | _1e4-1m Vav"8ddne & co. | Re ls also guthor of thg letters published in the are a permit from bimeclf. a e ep a to beaesaiter, extract from the on the Pech, ht 40 determined tobe ARMY EXPRESS COMPANY. *™ wreating on the preveutin nef This regulation in regard to the admission of > en we ag ce aa St elie, rood a or te fafifimenc’ot tne re DEAFNESS FROM THE FIRING OFCAN- Sennxtors and members of Congress was made for | £°F “B® 8™Swer questien : me inpayment NEW ARRANGEMENT! NON, $e. pee 3 facilitating thelr ac ‘ Marsuat Lamon as aN Exucutionsrn — | for the : Dr, Von M. pastor the past fourteen years devoted the purpose of / ud cess to the | we understand that Marshal Lamon day out his spacial attention to the public prison, (not to obstruct it,) and to enable | off the head ef Mr. Duvall, one of teakeepes | Dive QUARTERMASTER’S OFFICE, ALL RAIL FROM NEW YORK. TREATMENT OF THE ‘EYE AND EAR, the guard to recognize ‘he official standing of J the slave og as it is sometime called ‘the Hy Eicur EnyE AND G STREETS. a HOURS. possesses the testimonials of some of the best such visitors. It isindeed questionable whether | District jail. Mr. ‘Dovall has testified before the ae 9 February 19, 1963. Endwn = men in the Union, who heve been nishing to the Gov- say a IRAD- must conform ins ot vo reapeots to the jecesfnily treated by him for the Potter ittee, and as he is omm | as not di to RESTORATION OF 51 SIGHT § HEARING. conceal the iniquities of the prison-house, it may be annoy’ Seen nae hace aach & parses a a eee lally as he o) and slave the Marshal was not in error in making this ex- ception in favor of Senstors and Representatives. Under existing circumstances he should require all person whatsoever to procure a permit from This Company is prepared to forward all of goods to and from— — NEW YORK—Office 32 Broadway, , slave si BOSTON—Office, 7 Congress street, and 2 Con- bee! aiine this nase ions si Rarer tele per- slavery, ‘wo fokisbes himself. While the country is involved in civil | "8, Slavery isa beautiful institution—it dies freas Square, express my oonvio, war, and the military prisons are in his charge, it ene when! ok 38 all Ste Fortean The Tahoe ie wood. free from PHILADELPHIA—Office, 387 Chestnut street, = he a tft ai Jadureeat = vation th’ 0 ould may well be doubted if be bas any right to give urge Gis posuoneed bia “Werder? Bun, | snares (i) ten tnokee wide, i3g) | BALTIMOR Office, Camden Ptation, = feu hor’ = hee even members of Congress indiscriminately ac- o that the Jallcan beswept clean, and be gay ete, ibe pone ob -| ALEXANDRIA “omen i068 oe te T Ve enan cee ln pr 4 Ss La} par 6 2p aes ae sae prea fn Coats t fo Soft) — ANNAFOLIS. FORTRESS MONROK, for gee iterene erent 0 om are iarlented an maces - t cersf be has assumed a power and granted privi- | @ SRTIN| COETONS. apd Cottons for lation ponapecinge of ine style paar mor aR pislianes my cnsss'and T have o"doatt caretel ob- leges for which he 1s liable to censure by the marked tates Se Proposals ‘should be pddressed to Col. p.a.| SOUTHERN BLOCKADING SQUADRONS, permanently Pesto “{feotions, ™ ree ven. military authorities, and by the public whose in- | . Notwithsta the Sdvano> in price of | RUCKER, Quarte Army. Washington, AT FAIR RATES! _jat1im* | [From John M’Leam, Jr., som af the Hon. Tobe ‘of terests he is delegated to protect. Under the ex- - s open RY eB i ae plualy, seared ye iti n90 the U.S. Supreme Cowrt isting state of affairs in this District, having been | _f 13 tr on. avand Ninth st. | 19 dtmar c SUTLERS ve been ‘deprived (ormy, hearing for sobre : ordered by the military authorities not to permit COTTAGE SETS! ARAFFINE RESTAURANTS, | Moscustshor, entirely recovers : i Ag entirely recover riny any one whatever to converse with military pris. P 100 baskets ‘: how asa ite as ever. JOHN "WLEAN. hg oners committed to his keeping, the admission of COTPACE. S&TS! CANDLES! Oy ROR Ot MPAGNR ybor several years I suffered from deatuess, Dr. even Senators or Representatives in Congress for sale cheap WINE, Vge Seg ae "]OSEPH vears. renders bim liable to trial and punishment by the sefut Guay Te rae ou to vecrs ~ WM. CORWIN BURGY, Dr. Von Mosohziaker most succeesially operated military powers. ond prices ME PATENT No, 387 Pennsylvania avenue, On my eyes, and dene: fitted, 5, might exoceding y. Not long since Charles James Faulkner was sagioe ‘ait - eae i oem nd Jed “ entrance on Sith a. Bt Hi Sept. 17, 3355. eb CRENEE. & mong the prisoners in this jail. The Marshal eee an CANDLES! I aEe. pe. VE, om Rev. J. J. Mullion. would have been inexcusable, and even lable to | $54 7 lave no! fens fine assortment of 7 ei Amon be shot, for allowing even members of Congress ad a ave, Manufactured by the onent ~ wats ba Sree Reneaited ihe mahi ane to have free access and conversation with such @ ate aE 4 eats Lee Slee Cote pr'soner. Yet the Marshal is violently assailed sw Youe Paravving CanviE Co, xk. will do it my stook sratente My ae and bis removal from office urged, simply be- — RNS oy se he requires a certificate from some authen. For sale in quantities to suit puroha ers, by the aL tie source to enable the prison guards te identify . end. persons desiring ecceys to the prison, and to guar-, Manufacturers’ Agents, ~~ antes the propriety of their admission to free and 6 rooms. JOHNSON & NAGLE, 289 Penh. avenue, Washington D.C, Ja%1 10 Royal, near King st,, Alexandna, Va, coIN WANTED! tnd‘scriminate intercourse with its inmates. Such cbarges are frivolous, and Col. Lamon needs no defence from them, we take it, In the es- timation of persons of co-umon sense and calm minds. Unfortunately for Coionel Lamon, he bas given employment to one or two men, whose ¢fforts have been constantly and uascrupulously directed towards the removal of the Deputy Marshal—Geo. WW. Phillips—universally acknowledged to be one ° ne Oe a a nn Ge sad & geptleman who, from long, faithful and Be from 9a, m, to 2p. m. and from 3 to Tabi im 297 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. Fox opine for ogue tau st SILVER! Sractz For Satu m Sums ro Suir. HELMBOLD’S GENUINE PREPARATION. “ HIGHLY CON@ENTRATED” Compound Fluid Extract Buchu, 4 Poritive and Specific Remedy Por Diseases of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, ana DROP- *SICAL SWELLINGS. excites the ABSORBENTS by which the WATERY OR ae and ail UNNATURAL ENLARGEMMNTS Bre red as well 88 rain AND INFLAMMATION, At Medicine increases ho pow AELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHO Weakneares Arising 5: Dissipation, oot Byehee, Haba Abuae, pret... woreh the Following Prepeye odisposition to Exertion, oes of Power. [ou tema Memory, Ditioulty of off B: 4 Horror of Disease, war > Dimtess o, Vision Ge.voren Lassitede of the Musteler resem? Bot Usad fi lushing of the . Dryness of the Skin, — on the PALLID COURTRMANCE, These symptoms, if siiow £0 on, Which ‘nis modictne invarmbly removes, soon follows IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS, By one of which the Pationt may Bepire. Who can say that they are not frequently fol- lowed by those “DERMWUL DIsRAsEs,” “INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION,” Many a: of their suffering, INT RSS, THE RECORDS of THE INSANE ASYLUMB And the BMelaacholy Deaths by Consumption, BEAR AMPLE WITNESS TO THE TRUTH OF THB ASEERTION, THE GONSTIEUTION ON Ay oS adalee WiTH ORGANIC WEAK. equires the aid of medicine to strengthen and nvigorate the Rystem hich HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCRU tnvarial ly does TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THS MOST SKEPTICAL, FEMALES— FEMALES-— FEMALES, LATING aA RuB- “8 In goals Afections Peculsar to Females S. ualied by any other rem- stention, Irreu' dl won of Tats of fag Une of the ig Ute chirrous state Leucorrhea or Whites, Sterility, © compisints incident to the sex, = from Ladiseretion, Habits of Dissipation. or in DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE! 82 SYMPTOMS ABOVE. NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT If. Take no more Balsam, gna § or Unpleasens Medicine for —— a Dangerous HELMBOLD’S Sxreacr BUCHU SECRET DISEASES in all their Ptages; At ie Little or no tbkage jn Di Diet; No iSsonvenbenss Hrposurs, it onuses a frequent desire and gives strength to Yetastee thereoy Removing Siecacote eventing <ievite a end Pieread i peeaets po renee PT | and expeitmg Porsonous, Ss worn worn-out Matter. THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS WHO HAVE DEEN THE VICIIMS OF - gulttaus pct to be cured ina time, Dave iound 1 they were deosived, that “porson” hae, by tie use of “powerful asiringents been dried upin the system, to bréak out inanag erevated form, and PESHAPS AFTER MA BIACH, - BELMBO. D'S EXFRA Bros URINARY ORGANS, whether exigting in MALE OR FEMALE, from whatever ~ enpipating and no mattere 49 LONG STANDING. Sinseanset theme Organs reqni =the and of o Dr HBELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU i8 WHE GREAT DIURETIC, Hit.g izcettain to have the desired effet in LIABLE CHARACTER WillJaceompany the medicines. ORTON TT P7EFacaay ay NemeiEN E AND PAME, “PHYSICIANS” PLEASE “ NOTICE.” ‘WE MAKE “NO SECRET” OF “INGREDIEFTS.”’ HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU uy of Buchu, Cubebs and Juni; compored 2S as Jui Bernes PREPARED IN VAcvo, BY H. Tf. HELMBOLD, rectoal and A! Chi and nalytionl x aed Sole Man- HELMBOLD’'S GENUINE PREPARATIONS. 4AFPIDAVIT. si ee oe Acderman at Bene aareots: go cS it Hous con. butane perely 7 vonet er tae N Srombgy hn vM OvemMKlderman, Ninth st.. ae PRYSICIANS IN ATTENDANCS FROM 6 A. M. TOS P. M. Price $1 per bettie, er six fer #4 Delivered to any address, seoursly pected rom observation. Addreas letters for Informatien in confide os H, %. HELMBOLD, Chewiss, Depot, 1% South Fenth st., dolow Chestnat Pinia BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND UNPRINOIPLED DECILERS to dispors “of thet wo euser” arto a i, articles on reputatio. = Heimboid’s Genwins Preparaison , Batract Buc «, BAND ALL DRUGEISTS EVEATWHESS, 45K FOR HELMBOLD'S. TAKE WO OTHER. @uriout the edverticomen. ad send by it AMD AVOLD IMPOSITION 2: Kroeves Deservée Symptoms on al! Commun: cciions se aadiinitte |