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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-22

Oh iracter now that she have no purpose 10 gain
by them either OF personal or family popularity be-
ing only guest at present. lately she presided.
Every eve locked on her affsctionatey az the vast
throngs swept by where she stood ensconced in a
window recess-and every heart warmed towards
her with a welcome, and an earnest aspiration that
the day dreams Of the passing moments might never
be broken by realities among those which are to
come"
A member from Connecticut, Mr. Williams,
proved that if the good folks OF his state now and
then put off wooden nu!megs upon others, they are
too "cu,e" to adopt anything but what is real for
themselves. The belle from Brooklyn, Miss
S*******, who was leaning on his arm, caused hi m
to be envied by not few Of those who prize the
allied powers OF intellect, amableness, and beauty
And there was anoher-a gentle being, whom
not only her native Baltimore. but all who not
proof against the spell which person, manners, and
mind, uniting their enchaniment can cast even
DER the soic-delgh to honots-one whose father
has enriched our lterature-whose mother has en-
HANGED fashion by intelligence, and who, though
herself pretensoness proves, young as she yet Is,
that she nherits the genius, and the goodness, and
the graces Of both.
81 think sir" observed one,' we could make
Book of Beauty of the display here this night to
cast H-ath's London Book OF Beauty into the
shade"
eyes" was the reply-the speaker looking to-
wards Mrs Mr***** C*.**, who was at that mo-
ment passing by" especially if you should remem-
Der to embellish twith cuts
"And among them, let not that magnificent crea.
| ture who just went by, be omitted. She with the
sweet young girl following her. Who are they
The one who follows is sister OF the other
The magnificent creature, by whom you seem so
fascinated, is tn, wife If representative OF the
New York arisocracy-one of the house Of
Van Rensselaer-a lady Of better than royal
lineage, for she is descended from a race Of
our American Kings, who are the best Of
Of Kings after all and every one who saw her on
this occasion, pronounced her worthy of more than
royal, of imperial honors for she looked even in that
multitude of the fascinating, an Empress OF Beauty
among the beautiful.
And thus might go on, for month, were all the
stars Of this galaxy to be pictured; but as those
gifted writer's, Mrs. Stephens and Mrs. Dana were
in the crowd, and looking as though they were ga
thering mate ra for book, it is unnecessary to at
tempt what they are sure TO say so well.
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Baltimore.
Correspondence Of tie Herald.
BALrIMoRE, March Fl, 1912.

Mn. EDToR:-
An unusual number Of black coats are to be seen
city at present. The reason of this is, that
the Methodist Conference Of the Baltimore circuit,
has had its annual meeting. Yesterday every pull
pit in the city, except those denominations reli-
giously opposed to allowing other ministers the
use Of their desks, was filled by the Methodist
clergymen. The great Bascom is here, though he
has not preached. 1t seems to be spiritual sea.
son with all processing christians The Catholics
particularly, have been in most solemn retreat tor
more than a week. There is in reality nothing
new. The weather, yesterday, was very warm,
this morning it threatens rain RoDsRIcK.
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TO MARRIED blades

MADAME REsTELLs PREVENTIVE POWDERS
Nl These invaluable Powders have been universally adopted
years well by thousands in this country being
only mild safe and ecacos remedy for married ladss who's
health forbids tso rapid increase Of family.
Female Physician in the principal Female Hospitss
Europe-those Of Vienna and Parswhere favored BY he,
great experience and opportunities she attained that ees
ciay adapted 10 the female frame which her medicines
stand vailed well m this country Europe H9
acquaintance with the physiology and anatomy Of the female
married females scarce in the meridian Of life and the
quen rapid and often apparently inexpcsbe which
ecnsien msny fond mother to premature sravs-s then
female sons-especaly Of married maes-which.i
peOe the discovery Of her celebrated Preventive Pow
denn Their adoption has been the Of preserving
only the health but even the life OF many an afeconats wiz
and fond mother. -
The advertiser feeling the importance Of this subject ana
Sinnatue benefits reerng to Thousands BY then
sared BY ali that ifey hold and deart 'eopsders
6on IL II and vrtuoss TO prevent;v rto which
are subject by simple and healthy means within control
Eys Ss rns nSHTff ss %nd h m
dollar pacha4e accompanied Nth full and particular dlrec
They be TO- warded by mail to any prt q the Uni
SApAsiE REsTE i ,Fsns. fsy,'e,n. Principal ono:
iss Greenwich street New Yc,h Once hours IRON A. N
to eek r NJ. Boston Office No Essex Ct ms d&wlm.
TO PAPER MANUrACTURERs.-Thsg ubscrbsrs 81,
notice that Messrs Howe GODDARD OF WosS Ma
Sor, notice upon the most reasonable terms Tosrdrns ast
,ssder Machines with Gre steam dryers ard rzng
70 iss psper IN the web Leaves the dryer Ase
esr which wors,sansSip and hnis = net
any other establishment this county larRs number
.?S 20 ogsrson the best mills whom rsfsss>ss
| ....- FEkssS ! saooxs ,r.s.,ws:A......
oss1W u Libsx<ys1RssA
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PUBLISHED DAILY By
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se ae rate, or any SPECIFIC period, remittance in
eissnce. no paper sent, Unless paid In advance.
WEEKLY EasALp-lssuej every Saturday morning,
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RINGSCOUGHCANDY

HE 'egree Of confidence placed in this Vegetable Cough
Candyhy ams,r'ty Of physic ans ought to inspire
the like in the mind of every scepe Who perhaps fro.
having ny article tha thing
and psrormsd nothing Woa phys,cans recommend
and her pubc speakers speak publicly OF its
eh fu relief in ufrcstng the air and giving the
voice manifest innrdnate volumef In hne, would every
body who has tried 1t sirsnuLnsy prcmngste its virtues
the amost miraculous effects OF its agency
been seen!
Prepared and sold who dc and retail fo- expectation
e. II. RING SO Full str' ct of Cliff mis-
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HATSl HATS! HATS!!

DROWN CO.'S One price Hat Store, wholesale and re-
fail l7s Chatham Square, Of Mott sire e where
fashion, beauty durability and economy are combined to
adosn the head ,,..
their recently improved short nsppsd bat new style the
The most costly u that the difference easily
perceived Price three dollars We strictly adhere to The
per hat for the charged In presenting tnesa hats to
tum of beauty durability aLd comfort ms am+
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DENTTSTRY

WYNN, THORN, DENTIST, so ciis the attention Of those
w who wear Artificial Teeth and thos; who may require
them. his method If sup?Ivpg the Maxary family viz.
the Teeth Know ing that there dageeable taste the
mouth of those who indulge in acids resulting from the action
of acid the Gold Plate In all that admit Of it, he
from to complete set without using par
ticie Of metal Of any d-ser ption
"a Chambers stEet. Es Ina
" Company off barrels Of Poudtte for sale and
daily preparing both Uate and POndete II the weather
favorable they expect have large supply in the
spring This company have connection with other
and the Poudrere they offer warranted than
utter than what has been made in New ok and
they the evidence OF and practical chemists
prove This company alone make Urste They have dis
covered and greatly improved in making Pou
dretie, although uuch more EXPENSIVE They do not
make Of g Raw Pet, Turf, or Meadow Mud" OF
ashes from hard AL articles o. compound other
material that not 10 ef valuable The company
determined make Article which the farmers and
gardeners have removable ground 10 comai Of and
TERMt-Cash dlivery for Pond cite 10 cents bushd,
Urate tcU Of barrel rs cents, and caraee ANY
wanting few barres have tie delivered on
board vessel New York at 50 barrel each barrel con
will not contan bushels hesped
One OF the great benefits using these the
Monty which they be applied boy VIII do more
three DAYS Farmers gardeners who these
tina bushe OF Poudree equal to aload oil barn
These manures may be had of Mr. Jacobus the Haekeo
sack Bridge, New Jersey Of Messrs atiiws Dey, NO.
10 Liberty New York Letters by mail post paid
addressed The Lodi Manufacturing Co.. box 009 PJst Of
fee New York will be forthwith attended to- and rsons
wishing at time, may orders IN
~ '' ms lmd~
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DIR. j. FRANCIS.


No. 10 BARCLAY STREET..
WITHIN TWO DOORS OF THE AsTOR HOUSE.
lis preparatioss have in almost every inst.nc. 0,a
astonishing all diseases of ,hs Ev
weakness Of sight &C., many rsses ns ;evoa me -ye,
durable, as Is July atissled By ths following ~ ~ ~
CERrIFlC ATkS.
certify that Jacob Valentine youth of about Is v.,r ar
brought my house last fst apparently hind -
called to-day states that he been the naI;ent ~
tlr j. Francs whose has been the meas 49,
God, III recovering his sight.
Rector Of ST. Georges ChrIcn. ReeL o., March
4" wasneariy blind for twelve with n1bua coy.ruy
the SIGHT, and eriertly by DR. France.
MARTHA Brown, I77 Forsyth street.
" ! certify 10 the above being true state nent.
q bENEDlLT, Pastor Of the stanton st. Church,
neaIIy blind for years with Cataract in
each Surgical ard resorted TO without Ell
ect but from the of DR. Francis wonderful
for that disesse,n ny sight ia perfectly restored.
HESTER JUANsON,lss s nth st New York.
I've the unds rsged, have witnessed the astonishing eff
cacy Of DR. Francis for diseases Of the Eye
hestsingly comm.nd them to The nouce Of the public
DUNCAS DUNBAR, Pastor of McDcugal street Church,
New York
s:h Cone, Pastor OF the First b.. fist Church.
JOHN PEA X. Aetnt Of the home Mission Society:
JACOB BROUNER Pastor q the N-rh Baptist Church,
JOSEPH ANDRApE, Roman Catholic Priest OF St.
Peters Church.
Numerous certificates can be az t e Office.
n. B-prtpared aDd sold ONLY by Dr. j FRANCIS, No 10
Barrel ~ street New York
90 Artificial Eyes inserted, equal in appearance The
MT Imd&v
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE sub criber having completed aud in operation his
newly invented Cotton ana Hay Press offers TO sell dis
pose Of Presses Tor part # the United States
tate for the sale Of he patent right foe any SECTION OF the
country east OF TIE Aileshany mountains be
alton dai between the hours and IL A. M
at the corner of Avenue aud On this press the
power Of four men will bale OF density Of
w.ry five pounds to The cebc foot ia or two minutes
thereby me necessity Of comoresspg hs s.me at
is sufficient for pressing hay density otwcn-
v pounds to the cubic foot the time The press 10
very simple in Its on:rucon not liable get OF repair
and space ahou three by on the floor
is perfectly portable and will be sold lees thaa ourk
part any other Of equal
inoure the subscriber at the Office Of Prenss No u
Wall street between the hours oi2 and 2o'loek Of T. W.
rvey his machine shop oil kyhgton and Lewis
Letters post paid will meet imme dag att.
md L o.. r.
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NOTICE 10 RUPTURED PERSONS.

NOIICE to KUFI UNF.O PEHSONS.
DR. A. g HULL, NO vEsEY STREET, ASTOR
- HOUSE, NEW YORK.-Pcrsons afflicted with rup-
lures may rely upon the best instrumental aid the wod
affords application his ofhce Vssy street New York
10 either tn, chief Of the
United States Patients mus; he careful 70 examine the back
pad Hn's Tusses, to that they endorsed BY
Dr. Hull writing None other genuine to be
lied good Children under twelve years universally
cured further than the cost OF the Truss
The radios. has been under the progressive prass,i
Improvement than twenty past Dr. HuPs
Truss Office, and brought to state Of unrvaed
m m
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PORTUGUESE
y Z M A L Z P | L L 8 +,

lSxEyTED AND rRErARED ~
NJ. DE B0UpELOQUE, M. D. LISBON, P0RTg0Akl
THE scientific combination Of ingredients Of which thee
ration the world f known all over Europe = =
~ producing the monthly tsrnc Thei! certal.fys
esses beirg such that they must not Dc used durn&
M for though mild. safe, and healthy they are csSse2 -
PROC earrase used durinS hat Rss'od rv.,o,,
The directions translated into Rrinh fn1 AZ
round with the seal of the importer stamped oox COZ
tain, the signature Of de scu!so9uS T9 ~
rectieLs have the signature OF DR. y. Iho ss'n'rA
AZ emit for the continent OF America, ~ A. r,...
They can he by mail 10 any part OF tne
states Let}ers directed 20 Dr. f. Meiyeau Del ~ Nj
will meet with immediate 'eson sola SfySnsmsnt 81 g
100 Cherry, near Cahsrins atrse' rHes ~ IA" soA~
No half boIes sent BY mall
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JoAaUM vELAseuEz DE LroS, has been APP
pointed Charge d'Afairss of Mexico to the United
states Col de Leon was one Of the late Board Of
COMM sioners on Me xican Claims ut Washington.
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MADAME RESTELL,.

EEMALE PHYSICIAN, Office and resdepcs l4s Grcen
witch street. (between Corandt and Liberty stre.ts
where she be consulted with the srctes soo6dsnce
complaints incident to the female frame
Madame Resters experience and knowledge in the treat
of obstinate Of female rregusrty sto,page
relief and perfect recovery Ladies desiring proper med
cal attendance during confinement other ndisposiop
will be accommodated during such time with private and
whose delicate precarions health orb rapid increase
Of family will be BY mail to Of the United States
fee IS package All letters (post p,id) addrssasd
ses N. r. city will be received.
Boston Office No. ESSEX
B-Maiame Reste would inform ladies residing out OF
the city whose health would not admit Of travelling that
wonld devoe her personal attendance any
Of the United States within reasonable distance,
n lExwtn
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PHILADELPHIA.

Correspondence Of the Herald
PHILADELPHIA, March 81, 1912.
The Banks and Stocks-Dreadfil Snicide-1Aeatres
-Diuorce, &c.
Our banks are doing business to day precisely as
though such thing as suspension had never been
heard of. There is run upon any Of them for
specie, and TIE curious who Grove ed around their
doors on Friday and Saturday, have all dispersed,
and now apply themselves to business with a rea.
sonable assurance that they will meet with Just
reward for their labor. Country relief notes are at
a discount of Is to Is per cent-the notes of the
lately broken city Banks, 20 per cent discount for
their own promises to pay, and Is for their relief
notes. The notes Of such Of the Delaware and
New Jersey banks as it is not known have resumed,
| 5 to Z discount. Nothing of Consequence done in
| stocke
| Another dreadful suicide was committed here
| about IL o'clock to-day. The currency Of this
country which has been bubbled up so like that OF
France under the notorious John Law, bids fair to
hold the similarity even in the consequences -
Then suicides were almost as common natural
deaths, and are becoming distressingly frequent
here The miserable victim to-day is a man by
the name of John F. Browning Of the firm OF
Browning & Everett, the largest and most fashion
able merchant tailers ia the city. They occupied
the splendid marble store at the corner Of Fourth
and Chestnut streets, adjoining the Philadelphia
Bank.
This unhappy man, who has involved wife and
family in penury and disgrace, was known to have
been laboring under great mental agony for several
days. in consequence Of his pecuniary difficulties
| and watch was steadily kept upon his motions
To-day, however, shortly before moon, he miss.
ing for few moments. when instant search was
made for him in the basement Of his store, and he
was found ifeless being, his throat cut from ear
| to ear, the knife lying by him with which he had
committed the deed. He left a written request to
his creditors, desiring that they should permit has
widow and family to have his houss hold goods,
and that they would also do all that they could to
| sustain them under their attic lions.
1t appears from various indications that we are
10 have theatrical war here, growing out OF
the dissatisfaction consequent the discharge of
| certain theatrical persons connected with the two
| theatres united in one. Charles Porter opens
| the Arch street house, and with the Walnut will
fire into the Chestnut, it is expected, with little
venom. The emily real cause of complaint in thus
COMPRISING two companies into one, is that Mrs
| Thayer not rctained in place Of Mis- w. Jone
| or some other. i hope to ee this corrected yet
Mrs. T. is An excellent actress in her i.nc-second
| only to the late Mrs Francis.
T.. Foster, the husband Of Mrs. Mary +. Broad
some time since convicted of bigamy, has been
| divorced from that lady.
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Loss OF THE STEAMER CHuyrArs-We nm.
derstand that the steamer Chieftain, Capt Mason
Of and for this port, with q full cargo Of cotton
has been snagged and sunk near q point called
e" Rock Bluff" between Hawkinsville and Macon
We learn that a greater part OF her deck loas
was saved, with slight damage SarGnnah Re
publican, March 10
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TO THE LADIES.

NHADAME COSTELLJ, Female FhyS1cINn, sslH c0ntn
M ues with astonishing all diseases peculiar
10 females.
produced Be 81 " Madame c. hot
time.
Madame Cs medical establishment having undergone
osgh repairs and alterations for the better OF
she to receive ladies'
point Of confinement those who wish to be treated for
obstruction Of their monthly period.
Madame be consulted her residence, No "a LSpe
and with the strcest regard 10
ncatiO and teem be paid. f23
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SMuceLEp Goops BY YoRxsHIRE IMPORTERS -
We find that the Supreme Court of the United
States have affirmed the positions Of law in rsla-
ton TO goods fraudrlently imported by British sub
jects, in violation Of revenue laws, laid down
by Judge Heath, Judge Hopknson, Judge Belts,
Judge Davis, Chief Justics fancy, Judge Baldwin
and Judge Story. The opinion was given in the
case OF the United States vs.. Thomas Wood, jr
tried at Baltimore before Judge Heath, whose de-
csion was aft med in the Circuit Court, by Chief
Justice fancy. II was one Of those numerous seis-
ures OF British woollens, made in August, 1889, in
consequence Of information originally given to the
then United States Attorney Of the Eastern Dis.
triet Of nsylvania, John M. Read, Esq, by GER
tain citizens of Philadelphia. These woollens
were all frauduently under in voiced, and had pass.
ed the New York custom house before vigilance
was excited by the energy Of Mr.. Hoyt.
This decision puts at rest the notion Of the Snug
glers, that provided you can swear yourself through
the Custom House, your goods are safe from sci
zure. similar casc-that Of the United States VS..
Blackburns and Taylor-was tried before Judge
hopkinson whilst one Of us was Marshal, and this
case OF Woods decides that the verdict and judg-
nent then was right 1t also decides, virtually
thirty or iorty more cloth cases which will be tried
by Judge Randall -Huri,bwg Reporter.
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SPRING FASHIONS.

E subscriber desires The att milton &C strangers and others
his large and erens assortment Of stocks scarfs,
made linen and muslin shirts pocket
silk merino and ambswoo shirt. and draSers; susp.nds
gloves hosiery Sc &c IL il the inter ton the subscriber
pay attention selecting the most chase and fash
ionabe patterns Of scas and Ills will
varied aud extensive The subscriber
the manuaeure of his tated Elastic Stocks Gentle
may deperd being suited by calling at the od
24i Broadway, between Murray street and Park Place
mis- I'm PARSELLs agent fer 4 Agate
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CITY HOTEL. wAsHINGrON, d. C.-rhs

- CITY HOTEL. WASHINGTON, d. C.-The
se.ss
b st and Hoass
psr,d AID n,Sy and no T..
elegant and cHiortssIs and careful alters have
S he the ss & l?S:f auS
they believe i'll please the most '1ses NO pains
bic; and charges having been reduced they hope Will
to all persons visiting the city to give
most fenss Y,E, Of S Ss sS and it,
es S 9pps % Ss +. 1 the Of s ny
ouss nn is s"sy sdsed for the aeeo@modaon Of mi
% ssrs Ss ss IN.
s sSs .a as of Sh sh1,
and By Care desire to pie sss ali who may
i1yo, III With call, hey hcpe aga to will
to aud from the He ,s Ri c Eoad IL, and
Two aoor. i' 1o% VIII
at OBJECTS Ei n Ss' STOP, FL: ne
,Si 9'sHai Hfs; ,s;;; ssr:: e
S S eI ss ss o
s Ss'"'' ny iSfTpiF .
ms sw' % Vail street. (0fhcs No o.
To sI Is &. 'P1f 81 81 Ess!!:
A eos,.as sbsa sixty iSd is sSsGs ,d iSy
6S, the al Be
Apply Rowland No New street. corner s, w.h be-
l-rA
XII ing rooms, ptnires, two vaults zee house
fN suitable buildings large garden and clover held
-par garden formed in teriaces-hr situation Is Ia
vorsble to eary ght fac
vines Sc. aud the whole excellent order
The from the house and every part Of tue garden pa
obst ucted and DIS fine view OF tie harbor staten
Island, York &C. and the grounds ornamsned and
shaded by ariy 100 fine Rent $3.50
Inourc Of II. NARTEN& co.
Joha st. up stairs
Toll House f.ot Of Court street. Brooklyn or at Green
wood Cottage, G)w4nus. -.
he LET for a ? ca rdil q house mo 81
n H,Ts, SPRING FASHION Sisi2 The spring style Of
- offered for sale by the subsc ribcr He sn
cali from those who study economy and taste IN the
OF that Indispensable article Of dress believing that
his prices will be found aceordanc. with the tines-vn-
Best quality Nuria 81 5o fine Cashmere and Brush Hats,
$500; Nulria So 5o M"eean, 81 and Silk Hats, $25o
hand large tmeut Of Caps o. the st aud
mott approved patterns constng OF gentemen's velvet
cloth and glazed Travelling and dress caps. CbdrenS
M 4:m' WM. BANTA. 100 Chatham st.
n THEE DOLLAR HArS-SPRING FASHION.
A Isl2 The not splendid article. offered to the
short Nap Mole ,kiu At the low price Of
also article 81 So e9u durability and lustre to those
sold By other Hatters at So
'''N - GEO P. H BROWN, Practical Halter,
MILL las Canal street.