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Havre 9TH atz PM With mdse and sos passenger Kun
xsss Afsyy is:
Bremen esmshp bound Fl sh a. lon 81 20, Cunare
ssss. p Dec y @
l!sss Sss 3; Sa s.S asss 'h'
.aS sss ase'on Jan % with
ns ns w% cys NO. with
samsnp Brunette poans Philadelphia with mdse and
e so oyphaa :, Co. passed Aasr ost Cape Coed Hope
s; 5ss ssrsa 81 sSsrf ssS Rival
49, n sasss Y ssy s T d%s %s;
Crossed the Equator Indian Ocean ion IS passed
70 clients .s
sn.n, hence for Buenos Ayres all we'll Jan s, At AN,
T. z o
S ree & head ID painted and had been
long time experienced heavy NNE gale Of hattsras
sso3m by s, took pilot from boat Abraham Lesge
:z: Ta ad ssa
ma.s G.st yansYE s,s day.: ws
heavy gale from NNE which lasted II bons and
a.y s h 4sSsy Ss .Ss orr Ds IL
st sn for @ as 81 sR spoke bark MOnaut from
o eoss y suaI hsd HSys CO Crossed the equator Dec
wan s s% sFnm m Bay With
Jan Jan s 81. y, M Ion Srs ,hs noT!syaSd
- lon 50 W. spoke bark Teresa usch hence for Mara
.S, Brig ws Warren Cf B%ckspo Merman Gsrasnas u
with sa5oo n%on % kpi ws EaTse fo Moran 'a' days.
schr ockingham (of BangorJ Nickerson, Pensacola %
d huribuI Had moderate weather.
Passed Through He'll Gate,
BOUND SOUTH
Brig Porter tBr), Card, CORVALLIS Ns, for New ork
20 days; with potatoes 70 crandal, ler.aux 4 CO.
xss ar saS Ss~ York. in
schr Ella Mclean OBJ, Cook. Yves. isles. NB FOR New
York, ~ days, with frozen herring to Jed Frye Co.
sehr Kemp, Miller, Eastport Tor New York, days. with
schr Percy colws. EastpOr for New York; days. with
sehr VIM Deming Cook, Calais for New York, days. with
schr eorgie Staples Beacey Calais for New York. 30
days SsSy WIN Msra Lumber ssa to simpson n 0epp
sohr Panridss. Murphy, Rockland for New York, with
schr kedondo Whitmorc Ellsworth for New York. % days.
schr sawyer, Kelly, Gaeiias for New York, with lun
schr Pyrola Moore, Portsmouth New York. with mack
schr sunbeam, Bunker, vinahavcn for New York; with
schr Mantle, Greene, Taunton for New York.
ssSr Ss,s I s
schr Susan, Hudson, Newport for New York.
schr Albert Field, Petit, New Haven for Virginia
Schr Goodwin, Bishop, Bridgeport for Ezabe,hport.
Schr saiy Merritt Waters, Cold Spring for New York.
schr Julia Swan, knapp Oyster Bay for New York.
BOUND EAST.
schr @ Anderson, Wood, Baltimore for Providence.
scbr Brandywine, Adams phadeiphia for frovidenoe.
Schr q Irwin, johnson, Newcastle for Salem
Schr Ceres, Dawes, South Amboy for Providence.
Schr Light OF the East Heath. Ezabethport for Boston
Schr Il Drew, Miller, Ezabethport for Bridgeport
Schr Mary Anna, Burns Elixabethport Bridgeport.
Schr y Webb, Bayies Eizabethport for Connecticut
River
schr Entire Knnear, EHzabethporl for Providence
schr panthea, Hill, Ehzabethport for Stamford.
schr Hannah, Denning, Weehawkcn for Nav Haven.
schr Acken, hobbie, New York for Stamford.
schr g Lawson, Sackett New York Tor stamford.
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ARRIVALS.

REroRTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Hosatia tE0h EhIara HAMBURG Jan s. and
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Steamer. Sais Destination. OMes.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY.
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THE QUEENS eT' FINANCE.
A New Pf.Ase of tzie W0man's Rights
Question.
The Lady Stock Operators of Wall Street
Tho Firm of Woodruff, Clailin & Co.
Vanderbilt's Proteges-Interview
oSa Herald Reporter With the
Future Princesses Of Erie.

With the progress OF the w0man's rights agita-
tion we have noIed from time to time various
Isolated instances in which women have stepped
aside from their hitherto recognized sphere and
engaged In pursuits and reaped profits which from
time mmemorial have been considered as the sole
vested rights Of the other SEX We have seen one
'strong minded" woman's rights advocate SIT in
the editorial chair and rule the sanctum with
win and a pertiaaoity that are more
than initiated. We have seen the Chicago
legal giantess run law Journal and criticise in
strong terms the arguments put forth by counsel
well the dicta OF the bench in no measured TERMS
and the paper and the edtress still live. In the
HERALD OF January Goth there appeared very brief
notice OF 1rm OF female stock brokers, who have
been doing lively business on the street for some
time past. The notice drew forth the following
communication from the lrm:-
NEW YORK. Jan. 20, 1870.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:--
We were not little surprised at seeing our ap.
pearance In Wall street noticed In your columns OF
to-day. AS we intend operating as mentioned, we
should be glad 10 make your personal acquaintance
when convenlent and agreeable
WOODHULL, CLAFLiN b co.
Enclosed within the letter were two deicately en-
graved cards upon boards Of the finest texture They
read as follows:-
MRS. VICTORIA c. WOODHULL,
Hoffman House,
Parlors rs and 90
MRS. TENNIE q. CLAFLlN,
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THE SAMPSON SCALE COMPANY,
20 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

Manufacture and have constantly hand SALE Weigh
Lock- Railroad Track, Hay. Coal, Cattle Warehouse and
every variety Of smaller Scales.
simplicity rgidty accuracy, durability, compactncss
facility adjustment adapabSy 20 auy
location which belong TO the
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM THE
~ courts OF different States legal everywhere deserton,
&c. sufficient charge IN advance. Advice Free
L. /. KING, Counsellor 1T Law, 1868 Broadway
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SHIPPING NE w S.
Almanac for New York-This Day.
Sun rises. ....... Z Is Moon rises. eve IL O5
Sun sets. ....... 5 O5 High water. ...eve IL Is
OCEAN STEAMERS.

PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY u, 1870.
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(NHEAPEST SUNDAY PAPER,
" THE SUNDAY ERA
. large sized journal, with tho
LATEST NEWS,
Stories, Miscellany, Free Masonry BAH Reports &c.
llshed Sunday morning for only sale
the stands Published vt No. Spruce street.
nR. f. b. FOoTE, AUTHOR OF "MEDICAL COMMON
~ Sense, consulted person by letter at his
oce 10 Lexington corner Of East Twentyeighth
street. O1lce from " A. NJ till r. II. Consult alton
free.
HUMAN HAIR SWITCHES.-lMPORTER'S STOCK AT
retail 90 per cent below cost; humbug call
for days only. Chateaine Braids only $3 439 Broad
way, between Howard and Grand streets.
I IEBIGs EXTRACT OF MEAT-NONE GENUINE
IL without Baron LIEBI1'S signature every jar. The
right thing for invalids and family
J. AILHAU'S SONS, 163 Broadway NY.
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ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY, Jan. 81, 1870.
une House concurred in the Senate amendment
to the Utica Mechanics Association bill and made
another Amendments and sent 1t back to the Senate
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SrfraraD[liidlc 0iadlridDtcn.

- Sn 3stu,Nor wurOe teule Yhlaip Goo
nsp nteen 565tung hes 8api6 y Snp BE-
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uno su Q Sabrsn 3attbaus peruIibellt.
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asansi[sE lRl a.t.i.l.ot.
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0tn Gtra6bllro.

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III itbner prii Bu tttnhltn. osnn iuoor
aus Gdutt uup Irlmrtrn, StraBburg. ttia, smpor
(HalabbtraoatIh,
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V cf
gameus sGataloa fit 1871

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bon rSiS's tanfrirtem stutidben samen'ffata
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tabr.r, psbsr ie perbttsnilitt maroe. Cine ensitlt
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HnioTsH tf. abrsi't:
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sdt Der gutGlu. uub SarutogG'Ir m Dbsrn etabttbtu
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GBehfets
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DcutGOr unO mOrre IDaOrrn.
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eat ben 9r6Bstu Ibbntn uuO aui oas BtHt ooHtiEtst
Girpccrics unc ecutfciltu JSIdrenideen
tn Baltimore am oOtAtn 4nst troitHtt.
ct taoti ietne Hrruubt un0 Das Bublhm tottqanp
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ben bic Btrihsrura gtbcu. buB he bel tbm bic ottaB
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lunb bhrittu Is garl btlUn6et5
gSicper 0crfdufCe
hid ~ yubt nlGbC. bel tom oor4ulprtAtu, lHaiH.l0
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Sie anfammen8efeete SauecFoHS
sur burdb Ginatbmnn8.
qunssnIstesn. 2uFtr6brenatt ent1aneunB' outtn.
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ubr Rabm. -, ~ r,.,
tn YarifraBe, Baltimore. IStoo'io'l5.l
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egr. rs. .Rorb.etbertpfirase. BaItmcrf.
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ben oss oalIes, Dtr gunse. Der 2arrntgt ess Stnith
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ptt ne AUD betBen ao beihatleu ittn mo9tn. VT bts
ut oit Rrartttn bet Gag lnb bet Rat. tapStl271S)
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9eutId)e Sndbbanoln1tg
bon
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Gin poues Eager saus nsusr 10 mtnttrwoartH io'
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JtrItp NltD, W. 81 70. Ded.-bt7
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Ist btoeuter0 bliDdoiGt. Hut mebrersn YTtr
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glafs, gmherhaui.

xa{aasSA die A 1 norspss. Barft .fsetosfta;
Capt sursenlsn. ptrs pronp1, na@ a, oo.,
sela oaisn eyesetrt' sssSsh vsra,srs x @pms.,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-12-14

BALTIMORE DENTAL PLACE,
SHooA. gfe Der gutaus uno SaratO8aitraBe.
gouaduStos g,btIIe III $40 bts Si5 ipsIdt sarantrt
tutrOen, 3ufriebtnbeit tu getuahrsn: ~ ....-
3dbne iperOtu ORns ben ssrin3ten gdmsll anss3so:
gen lu 90 Gents pro Slid refine SoiotuhhnG nur q
StttS eiIheriNptuo 81, auf 10 Sabre garantlrt 8Gs
Blrsau III at ieosr 3s often; SonntaGs bon bis IL
uhr gprmtaBs. NHso-)
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Berurtbstluna etnes pofrnn'
bers. - Sn Stottsoile, Ba.. nuroe y. w,
o. Qpilcor, Der Seraubun9 BET 8er. St.sBoit
,piifen @aiGuine uno GUrnsUiIle anaetIaqt,
10 10 Satren Staots 3uttbGus berurtbeiIt.
RAD Seenoisung bes 3euScn,BetbOtss 3oa
Der an9siIaste ieiu YlaiOoper yRitt i@ulbta'
,uriid uuo ploichts HS6uIoi9" Rtbttr llns
oerpocb ialrte tn ieirer Nniprnte an ole 8e
Itbtpounen aus. baB baS Vol Department.
sires Der mi6tieiten Departemsnts Der Re0ta'
runq unb bob Die 8eraubuuq elmer Yer. ST
goii zines Der i6dnbIi2ftsn GerbreGsn let, BIZ
bas Gtrofredi femme.
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Bee. g. GtebeE8' C Gomb.'s
am3ag.

Nm bru WulorOsrsuasU Dsr gcIi ~ eRtibSs
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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-08-06
Failings and Comforts of Eighty.

have grown very deaf What bless.
ing. There is such lot Of silly talk l
cannot hear-such scandals. dc.
My eyes are failing. How fortunate.
I do not see 1.-THE Of the folly and wicked
ness that is going on around me am
blind to faults that would provoke me to
censure.
l have lost my teeth, and my voice is
not audible. Well, 1 find it is no use bah
bling TO folks who won't listen, so don't
show my teeth where cant bite, and |
save my breath for better purposes.
venture on no tough meat.
MY taste is not so discriminating as Of
yore, and the good is that l am the more
satisfied, don't keep finding fault, am con-
tented and thankful. A nice palate is
plague have got rid Of
My joints are rather stiff. Well, if they
were ever SO supple / do not want to 30 to
see the sights, hear concerts, make speeches
nor caTouse at feasts.
/ am not as strong as was but for
what do | need to be stout? | am not
going to wrestle or fight with any body.
Ny morals are generally improved.
My brain is not so clear as in my young
days, there / am neither hot headed nor
opinionated. forget thousand injuries.
Jordan.
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VIC have ever seen 90 many of the cons and
daughters of Aud Scotia, gathered together, all
agreeing that they had had I" splendid time ;"
The universal verdict was right Thinks to the
foresight and determination of the management
few II any improper characters were admitted for
which We are requested by goodly number Of
wives to return their sincere thanks. We do
not believe that four thousand lis an over esti-
mate of the number in attendau ce. or course
the centre Of attraction was Donald Dinnie, {"
the champion athlete Of Scotland, and a splendid
specimen of humanity he is In the games
many of which, however. we're spiritedly con
tested, be invariably carried off the prize, and
did 50 in manner that received the commenda-
ton of many spectators.
CHIEF McGLAsHEN amply provided for the
wants of the inner man, and hiss certainly reason
to feel proud Of the Calldonias 1870 Pic Mic.
When all did so we'll, il would be invidous
to mention names, suffice it to say-every officer
did his duty--and that every member Of the
organization, as well as every Scotchmau in
Oh cago, has reason 70 feel proud OF the result
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-08-06

TIE Cay Is STILL THEY CoME-D lily aud
hourly are accessons being made to the ranks
Of those avowedly opposed to the introduction
among us of a servile, degraded race Of people
merely for the enolument of a pampered few
from whom too many privileges seem to have
taken away their senses. The latest Of impor-
lance il the Order of American Mechanics an
organization greatly misjudgcd BY those outside
its bonds. Washington Council NJ 5, Of this
city, at meeting held this week, enacted reso,u-
tons opposing it, and called upor the State
Council to endorse them at is next gathering
We extend them grateful welcome.