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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-23
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Baltimore.
Correspondence of the Hsrald)
BALTIMORE, Sept. y. 1912
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Sept. u, 1872.
Mr.. EDITOR -
Our city for a few days past has been prolific in
specuatons relative to certain official changes said
to be contemplated in the Custom House and Post
Office. N. F. Williams, ESQ, Collector of the Port,
according TO rumor, is to be succeeded by Charles
+. Mayer, Esq, gentleman of some eminence al
the Baltimore bar, and true friend Of John Tyler
in horn. Joshua Vansant, Esq, the former
postmaster under Van Buren's administration, is re-
ported to be the chosen one TO succeed Thomas
Finley, Esq, the present incumbent. Some say
that Joshua has the document in his pocket This
however, do not credit, nor do believe he would
hold an Office under Mr.. Tyler. He is warm and
thorough democrat, or what some might say, a
iocoioco:" The present reisnlng Chief Ma
gistrate is not the man, OF his choice,
or 1 much mistake him. | am not inclined
to believe the rumor, SO far as II relates to the post
office. Mr.. Williams may be politely invited to alb
d'cate The captain, his master, is rather incom-
prehensible, and doubtless will, if he take notion,
set the same ball in motion here that has been roll
ing in New York, Philadelphia, and elsewhere. to
the discontinue OF Office holders One thing is Ger
TAIN if the heads Of these departments are decapi-
ated, many Of the minor branches will become en-
ervated, and possibly require amputation.
Our Baltimore and OHIO Railroad Is in a rapid
state OF forwardness from Hancock to Cumberland
twenty-five miles are already finished from the
former town, leaving only thirty-fve more to be
completed, which is being accomplished at the rate
Of one mile per day. The great Importance of
this. gigantic branch of internal Improvement
is becoming daily more obvious.
The benefit of Mr.. Sloman, at the American The
atre, last evening, was rusher The play went off
IN handsome style This establishment is being IVA.
tronised beyond expectation.
Holders of Howard street -four are still asking
$i %. Some sales OF city mills have taken place
at Ss4 l2a. am inclined to think flour has fallen
to its lowest Sales of Maryland wheats have taken
place at from 50 to 50, according to quality Corn
80 81; and oats 70 Fl cts. Whiskey has improved
little, and now commands, in hhds u cts, and
bbls, % cts. The weather has been quite cool but
peculiarly delightful. A more beautiful moon never
graced the azure dome of heaven, than shone last
night and the evening previous.
Yours, KopKRvck
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NEW YORK HERALD
New York, Friday, septe mber 20, Is4a.
General Printing-Boo ks-Pamphicts-
Cards-BiIls, Sc.
To The Business Public.


Having nearly completed of the most splendid
GENERAL PRINTING OFFICES, organized IN
this city ready prn, books, pamphlets CARDS.
bills and all kinds of useful and elegant printing on the
most moderate terms and for cash pay ments'
This Office we have fitted up at u great expense-in
types presses and materials OF all kinds We have area
y executed work the amount OF several thousands OF
dollars end are still busy printing Of the most beau
llul articles issued from the press Lady's Maga
called the ARrr," is printed in this office and
acknowledged be the beautifully printed msgazin,
in the country. The beautiful typography of the Nrw
York LANCET is we'll known.
All applications for printing will be made to Ma Josrr
ELLorr, the Manager. at the Office of the Hersldor up
stairs in the printing Office entrance 81 Nassau
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
PSoPaiEroR or THE HERALD GENERAL PRrNriro OrFIcE
North West Corner of Fulton and Nassau streets.
p New YoRK, Goth Sept, lsa2.
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Extract OF The Genuine Sarsaparille,
Frcparedby
THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY
Or THE Cry OF NEw YORK.

Or THE Cry OF NEw YORK.
This article has prepared at great expense accord
ing to the new process the Partisan and
Confidently denominatcd the only really ralusbfc Prepa
Together with the active principle OF the SIMILAR cci-
rashe best species Of the roothe College have incor
porated that peculiar modification OF sugar which has
been termed glycrhzn. In the Extracts" Of the nos
trumvenders and certain druggss the common extract
of quoricc the chief and can readily be de
tected. But is proper to state that in most cases this
extract of quorce adueratc and contains copper de
rived from the pans which the decocton OF the root is
evaporated The College wish thus to guard
the public against the pernicous tendency OF mixtures
containing large quantities poisoned iquorice. The
Extract prepercd by the College, contains also APP
propriate quantity Of the peculiar principle
obtained from that valuable vegetable bitter Genan $50
its great virtuesJ small portion of the active const
ens OF the Sassafras, another vegetable whose
efficacy alternative and purifier of the blood is well
known has likewise been added These several articles
have been incorporated and their peculiar PRINCIPLES
compounded in highly concentrated FORM and the re-
suit has been the production of vegetable Alternative
and tonic, unequalled for power and efficacy.
The College merely add the following extract from the
OF the Msteria Medica ~
This article has been prescribed in chronic rheuma-
ulcerin glandular acctonsin diseases of the bones
attended by dull aching pains tumors and
OF the heshand has prorcdd rdabie remedy and has
sometimes effected cure where other aeratres hare been
long administered in rnin and chsn the diseased state Of
The system has bren Of many years duration In The after
treatment Of syphilis, and where mercury has inj,
rouiy geced the system, IL possesses pc~ers not hitherto
Observed in any other article Of the Maferia Medical
Sold in SINGLE BorrLEs, at. ........ rs cents each.
Ir CASES OF HALr-ApozEr BorrLxs, % 90.
=" I" porEN 6w
Cases forwarded 10 all parts OF the Union
NJ B..a rry liberal discount 20 wholesale purchasers
By order ofthe College,
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office of the College, " Nassau st., MY.
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90 THE NEW WORLD FOR SATURDAY, SEPT.
"a will contain Our Mess-he entire September part Of
the popular story Of "Jack Hnton"The Northern Cir
cuit-No of these capital papers from BackwoodLet-
ter from j. Grnd ESQ., the last Of these admirable let
ters-Letter from Pedesrian-No. of these ofEhand
sketchesPassages in the Life of an ArtistForegn
by the Great Western with full account of the Queens
visit to Scotland, by correspondent D. Mcleod ESQ.,
Medical reforrThe President and the Philadelphia Gus
House-The Legal Profession extracts from
our foreign fles-Scrap k-Varieties-News, sc.
Office 80 Ann street, N Y. Terms, 50 per annum in
advance; st cts single. -.ttHN
Also just published, The Conspirator original novel,
price Ia ctsPercival Keene story by Marryatt,
2t cts besides all the latest works by Buwer James
&c. in extra numbers at l2t to IS cts
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90 DAHLIA CREAM.-We copy the following as
much for the benefit of fair readers good

much for the benefit of fair readers the good
it contains
"Mr Phalon-Dear Sir-I should blush to my
used in print and therefore beg you will not publish it,
have had the good fortune to be put in Of
little jar Of your Daha Cream and find it all you
claim for it, 1t was presented me by beau-At first
felt offended surprising he thought might grew bald and
had sent your remedy-but moments reflection
in different light-The fact is Henry is philosopher
and knew never bald Did you never think
of this Certainly have and will say more
other time SO tried it, and he says lock all thu
prettier forit. My hair plagued me much, when
have little trouble with it, gives my hair rich CLOS
sy, jet black silky appearance and does not dry
day the oils have used before thank
you for my SEX and who knows may the means
of improving my looks to such extent to win my
Henry would order gross OF you did know could
not obtain ii hereafter. Yours, truly, f. M. T."
Waverley Place. No. =, Sept, 81.
Sold only by Phalon, al4 Broadway, opposite st.
pom, q =
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NIBLos-That humorous pantomime, in which we re-
member roaring at Gabriel Jerome and Antoine called
The -Four Lovers" is to be revived this evening We
rejoice thereat for to laugh in these melancholy times
is of all things, to be desired The Night Owl follows
with all It's superb scenicals, comic concas and tragic
ragicals This extraordinary and magnificent produc.
ton is to be withdrawn after this evening TO make way
for monster, whose color is Green. Tomorrow evening
the gardens close Remember this is the last night Ma.
zulme the Night Owl.
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Heupstead.


Correspondence Of the Herald.l
HAMPSTEAD, Sept. Is, 1912.
The last Pic Nic-Iienpstead Harbor-Emd Of the
Season.
My DEAR BENEFIT
My time has been SO fully occupied within the
last few days that have neglected to send you an
account OF the last picnic, the grand finale of the
season-the goodbye to summer sports. Splendid
preparations were made for the beauty and wit Of
one of the romantic necks of Long Island to meet
on Harbor Hill, Hampstead Harbor. A hundred
invitations Were given, music was ordered, and for
miles around, for weeks, nothing was heard of but
the picnic and the pleasure anticipated On the
day preceding, the youths of the adjacent villages
turned out, and tables were arranged, flag stafs
erected, and all bid fair for enjoyment
The day arrived; but, alas, thunder and light
ming, storm and hail, ushered in the morning. What
a fall was there, my countrymen. The skies con-
tlnued to drop rain, and bright eyes dropped tears
Come eat me,"-the poultry, fish, and all the de-
hcacies OF land and water called loudly for atten-
ton A committee of arrangement was called, and
soon all was in readiness, and the hospitable and
commodlous mansion of Mr.. L. was thrown open
Tor the reception of the party. Day was speedily
converted into night-a thousand lights shone at
noon and, while the pittess storm ragged furiously
without, the ladies' arrived in close carriages, all
beaming with happy looks and gay laughter.
The walls were hung with the American banner
laurel crowned the ceiling. Flowers sprung up on
every side, and 1t was one scene of enchantment
perfect blaze of beauty. There was the charming
Miss O., the star Of the East /; the Misses H.
whose captives are as the sands of the sea shore ;
the retiring. sweet Miss L., of Brooklyn; the
Miss CPS and Us, and pretty Quakeresses, too, who
their ceuntry's flag. Do not let me fail to give all
honor to the gallantry of the gentlemen who have
come out so handsomely in compliment to the fair
The entertainment was passing fair, and the music
delightful. m .a
The dance and song continued until late hour,
and although "night was hideous,' yet the girls
lent starlight and the party moved on to their re-
spective homes Although a stranger and only an
invited guest, gladly did contribute my mite to the
young mems purse to defray the expense-and here 8
like success to all Pic Mics that afford such envable
delight. PIMA CORNER
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Rankruut I.ast.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
Henry H. Dexter, broker Qate firm Raymond Dexter
New York, Oct. %.
ID Everson, accountant, New York, Oct. a.
benjamin Satter Qate firm William +. Satter & COL
New York, Oct 90 -"
samuel Lounsbury, merchant tailor Brooklyn Oct 20
George w Pratt silversmith. Newburgh late Of Hart.
ford, Oct 81.
Nathaniel Bruce Harley Ulster co., paper manufact,.
rer, Qate firm Bruce Parish, Coeymans, Oct. a.
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CHATHAM THEArar.-" Novelty the order of the day.
is the managers motto and most strictly is ii adhered to
for within recollection theatre has presented
such succession Of magnificent performances pro.
duced at this essblishmcnt-and their signal success
nightly apparent fully rewards the enterprise Tonight
have Mr. Wood in three beautiful and entertaining
dramas, together with Mrs. Thorne and Master Wood
Seats will be scarce.
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10 BROTHER JONATHAN, FOR THIS WEEK
1u.u.y septembsr saith win be embellished with Seven
p.:s f.hgrsvmgs. and will contain the Cream of the
nisn magazines for September Also Seven New Chap
snd sset linton the 0uarsman by Harry Loeque
entitled the Mistakes Of Two Nights
PERcivAL kEENE.The demand for this nav, nov eI nv
Ssptan Marrya has been great that with the aid Of
not yet been able supply all our town and country or
ders They shall be attended to with ali possible des
patch. WILSON x CO., Publishers
Nassau Navv VII
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COURT ron THE CoRRrcrIor or ERRoRs, Sept al
The Court met Tuesday but quorum were not in at
tendance until yesterday Charles P. Clinch Exec
tors Of Henry Chancellor unani-
mously affirmed. n.na.H
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DEAR BENEFIT :.

Will you be SO good as to call the attention of
the Common Council to the fact, that the I4th OF
October, is packet day for the Boston steamer
(asO the l5th) and that it will be impossible for the
merchants to close en- that day. | hope they will
designate the 18th October, for the celebration of
the introduction Of the Croton Water, when large
portion Of our citizens can Join MERCHANT
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0rBALDNESS-Balm of Columbia for the Hair
which will stop If failing out restore il on bald
places and children make grow rapidly or on those
who have lost the hair from any cause.
All vermin that inest the heads of children schools
prevented or killed by II at Find the name OF
Comstock Co it, or never try it. Remember this al
ways and get it only at n Maiden lane
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Herald bulletin or News.

The Herald Bulletin of News kept the north
Of Fulton and Nassau streets On the arrival Of the
morning mails, a. eight o'clock, A M-and also of the
evening mails at four o'clock p M the latest
from all parts of the world may be found the Herald
Bulletin Board at this Let every wayfarer stop
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90 CHATHAM THEATRE.-Three very attractive
pieces presented this theatre tonight consisting Of
the drama Of " The knights Of the Cross !" Fculah
Slave" the Planter and his Dog and the Dumb sa-
voyardn Mr. Wood the celebrated pantomimis appears
in each piece supported by the entire strength Of the
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AMUsINe.--To see old Noah blowing up Thurlow
Weed for those very rogueries, in which Noah was
a participation ntf.
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03- BRADEN, 70 Canal street, keeps on hand the
most exquisite ice creams, and all kinds of confec-
tionary. Go and try.
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Snow ON THE CATsKnL.--We learn that the
Catskill Mountain is covered with snow. This is
beginning winter with vengeance
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Court CaIendar-This Dav.

COMMON PLEAs-PART mos. 1876, 81 IOl, ll3, 49, l26
49, 1877 l39, l4l LAB, las, LAT. Part Mos 66 100
$780, 1872 l3a 1885, l3s li4, LAG. l4s $780, 1884, 1885, l5s
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WALL STREET GossrP-We perceive that the
Courier, the organ of Wall street, is reporting the
private conversations which il has picked up some
where relative to the family Of the President Not
only are the President and his assaiIed, but the
ladies of the family are made the subject of this
gentemanly gossip. Such is the characteristic con-
duct Of the creature who talks Of gentlemany feel
ing, and a chivalric spirit, and of fighting duels,
and of honor A pretty "code of honor" truly.
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90 winchels New Play, in which he sustains
characters, is carrying all before at the Ame
rcan Museum. Out Of all the good things winchell
has performed his Job searchem-outr the most
comical and best Miss Hood also stands high in public
estimation Bsrnum has never engaged a combination
of entertainments better calculated please ALL than
those produced this week. The La Tyrolean dance by
Celeste is worth the whole price of admission and the
mechanical figures Of signor vvald beats all creation.
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ANOTHER SHORT PAssAeE.-The packet ship Ok
ford, Capt. Rathbone, arrived yesterday in thirty
days passage from Liverpool. She came full Of pas
sengers.
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90 The New York Museum appears to be in the full
tide of success MORE the manager having adopted the
best plan and only to these hard timcs-re-
ducing the price and increasing the attractions The
Museum in its most pamy days Of prosperity never pre-
sened more genseel audience than assembled last night
Wssay give the public good performance at the lowest
possible prceconduct the establishment with propriety,
and we will stake reputation on the result.
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90 NEW YORK WHIP OF SATURDAY SEP.
TENDER a. lS42 will contain twentyfour columns of orr
gnalmatter that may be read by the most astidousand
please the sad and gay heartedod and sports
man and fanaticin fact every bodyeven to ourselves
for feel confident that all will admit it to be the paper
CONTENTS. ssU
The latest English Sporting News by the Great Wes
tern and Acadia. Sailing of Tommy the Greek
The Ashburton Dinner, Qllustrated)
Hiram Woodruf-Poor Mike-The Turf-Aquatic-
Beacon Course-Firc Observation-Disclosures Tay.
lor-Swindling Agents-New Dictionary-Boston and
other Correspondence-Wantst to Know-Gulick Guards
-Poughkeepse SANDER kefuted. ~
50 per year In advance.
GEO. b. WOOLDRID GE Editor and Proprietor
Office 81 Ann street, up stairs.
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90 THE METALLIC TABLET HAS BEEN IN
extensive for the last twenty five years many cet
6cates to its superiority in the possession of the in
ventor but that may be more satisfactory to the public
the following inserted from General James Talmadge
President Of the American Institute, and M. Mkin, cut
Ter to the British Navy.
Saunders Razor Strop with its four Sides combines ad
mrably all the requisites sharpen with
fine and smooth edge 1t is real comfort to possess it.
JAMES KALAMAZOO.
New York, November 1910.
The Metallic Tablet in it's is simple, having the
same effect on hone without using oil
ter and in quarter Of the time After five years trial
recommend it with perfect confidence.
NJ MILLIKlN.
1It4 5sl Cutler TO the Royal Navy, SOL Strand.
Retail prices 81 to 81 so. Sold by g. SAUNDERS, in
ventor and manufacturer, 1863 Broadway.
OF SEVERAL CHILDREN IN A HIGHLY RE-
SPECTABLE family in Broadway, had worms to fright
full extent and all cured rapidly with Kolmstocks
Vermifuge, from II Maiden lane.
In Of the best families in the neighborhood of ST.
Johns Park 1t has been extensively used from the Cir
cunstance Of having eradicated large quantity Of
after all other remedies had failed which very exten
sively known in that part ofthe city.
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90 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Compound Ex-
tract There no other preparation of Sarsaparla that
can equal this. Hyou sure to get Comstocks you
will find superior to all Others II does require puff
ngwiil be given to the poor without certificate from
their minister alderman and is warranted to perform
any cure that can be done by other preparation OF
Sarsaparla whatever and at half the expense To be
found only at Maiden lane-5o cents per bottle.
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Herald General Printing ONCE.
The General Printing Office capable Of doing all
o. printing, such books pamphlets bills cards Of all
descriptions now open at the Herald Buildings entrance
n"m Nassau sreet-Joseph Elliott Printer
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Sonnet

TO MEssRS. J. PEASE x SON,
Manufacturers Of the celebrated Hoarhound Candy.
I" Severe the pains that rack my shiv ering bones
Days spent in tears and nights in anguishd groans
To die were bliss, compared with such hard fate.
Come, come, o Death, and ope the funeral gate"
Thus spoke youth whose thin and ncklied frame
Looked as if life to him was but name.
Consumption's web was gathering round him FAST
And friends we're dreading each day as his last
When all things failei, the Hoarhound essence
brought,
Gave lie anew-a miracle seemed wrought.
The youth arose in health and strength again,
Free from all ills-released from every pain.
Afflicted enc! would you this medicine greet
IT'S PEASE'S, forty five Division street.
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Extraordinary Extra Herald,

from this office, and sent to all parts of the country,
through our agents, and by mails 80 that the most
solid food Of the soul may be spread about.
This speech on the present times will be far more
interesting than all the obscene and vulgar novels
that ever came from the pen of Bulwer, Dickens
Marryatt, or any other licentious Meyatew, of ano
Their land, that may be patronzed by the fashion
able people of this land.
Soprepare Tor moral dish for the thirsty soul
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In England the agricuturss TO the other classes as
to In the United States, they to o. Now by
the best authorities in England calculated that wheat
will range los per quarter lower this year than last and
that the reduction other food will be 30 per cent equal
in both saving $40 ooo 500 ooo in
the price Of food That fs that fourhs of the popua-
ton will have to pay so much less Cor food and will there
fore have much appropriate to the purchase Of
manufactured goods. In relation TO the prices oil iood
the Of affairs exists in this country but its
effects reversed Instead the popu
laon having to pay much less. our-hs Of the popu
laon receive so much less the reward Of their labor
and by so mpovershng them the manufacturers hopeto
make them pay higher prices for goods In relation to
the increase of prices by the operation Of the tariff
have compiled the following table, showing the adva
lorum duties upon prime articles Of consumption under
each tariff -
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! Z

Established for the Suppression Of Quackery,
90 BEG TO INFORM ALL PERSONS DESTROYS
OF obtaining medical advice that renting the Of
dollar with statement of their case, they will be
supplied with dollars worth Of appropriate medicine
and letter OF advice containing full directions diet
regimen sc. All letters must be post paid. Address
w. s. RICHARDSON Agent.
Principal Office Of the College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy, 81 Nassau street, N. Y.
N.B.The CONSULTING PHYsicIAN is daily in attendance
at the private consulting Of the College Hours
from 10 till 2 o'clock
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EXTRAORDINARY EXPRESS FROM
BOSTON.
Daniel Webster's Great Speech-Dehning
his POsition-Delivered at Faneuil Hall.

MS POsftfon-DeItvereda t FNne ufI Hail.
Having sent a troupe of reporters to Boston, to
report the great speech Of the Hon Daniel Webster,
defining his position, in the midst of the present
confuslon-a speech which ii is expected he will
have already delivered in Faneuil Hall before 10000
Bosonlans, we expect to receive it by Extraordina-
ry Express at the Office OF the Herald either to-
as it can be expressed from Boston after its deyc-
ny there, Immediately on its arrival, it will be is
sued In an