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Cure of Weakness and
Spinal DefOrmity by
Mechanical Support.

DR. E. P. BANNING, of New York, who has
IL made the subject the study of his life, in
forms the Medical Profession and others, that he
may be consulted at the American Hotel in Can
ton until the 10th of October (and not longer, for
the prompt cure of Weakness and Displacements
in the Female System; Spinal Curvature, Merry
business, Ruptures, Piles, certain Weaknesses, by
his system of Mechanical Support. This system
is NEW AND RATIONAL, and based on the fact that
many serious affections are often caused, not so
much by actual disease as by weakness and a me-
chanical displacement of the internal parts con-
cerned, which, like dislocations of the joints, re-
ouire restoration to the proper position by me-
ehanicRl means. octItt
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100. 900 SOLD MAGIC PHOTOGRAPHS

THTeear made from Cider, &c, in 10 hours
wiiuouI Dlugs. Send lU cents for Circular
10 +.
III Cromwell, Conn. ocJ7w4
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Thos Rachtel, Canton, " -......-. 100
Jacob + Essig, " barley...... 2 90
| Johnson, Alliance, faxseed.--.-... 100
J BAR, Canton, timothy seed.--....... 200
G J Young, Pierce, " 4" ...-... loo
REPORT OF CONNuTTEE.-We, the of the
forO articles had considerable difficulty in
deciding between the many samples that were on
exhibition as they were exceedingly good with
out exception. J. l.. BACHTEL,
S. FLCKINGRR,
/. Z. SMITH.
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North Market street and Cleveland Ave
nue. were received and opened:
Adam Hill, per cubic yard, 45 cts; j. j..
human, At; P. H. Blake, 40.
Mr.. Hill being the lowest bidder, was
awarded the contract. Adjourned.
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Wonderful and amusing. They please everyt
odv. = els. q pg. Sage, , packages for 81. Sen
postage paid. selu lOr some. L. Wemyss, 3 As
or Place, New YORK. Oct7w4
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Teachers Examination.

SPECIAL Examination of applicants for
A Teachers certificates will be held in Massil-
lon on Saturday, September 18th and one at Al
lance on Saturday, October Sth. Regular Exami-
nations, until otherwise ordered, at Canton, the
last Saturday of each month.
By order of Examiners.
nnra1 DANIEL Clerk.
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NOTICE.

TIME County Board for the equalization o. values
of all real estate in Stark coUnty-outside the
cities of Canton and Massillon-wil meet at the
Auditors office in Canton, on Monday, October Sd
1870, to hear and consider complaints.
H. c. ELLISON, Sec'y.
septIIwa
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beautiful but not nlaue III luo
Geo NeppS' ? iattooed pictures very
beautiful on
Andrew Price, photographs wor- "
thy of premium but not being
made in Stark county no pre-
MUM could be awarded---
Andrew Price, colOred photographs
MrSuick, photographs--"-"'.-- ? 90
" spec pencil drawing
Maloney& buchanan, recommend
prem oak graining""""~."~ 200
Mallory & Buchanan, walnut grain 200
The display was very fine and credftable to the
exhibitor The superintendent of Floral Hall
and the unite IN recommending that n
diploma be awarded Mr. Price Tor display and
tendent Floral Hall.
Kimbal.
CLASS No. II.
Haubert & Diener, spec marble
work . 90
Haubert & Diener, spec marble
works 90
Haubert & Diener, marble pict
frame beautiful, gOod-"-"..-.
Haubert & Diener, marble sheef-
F Klinker, black band ore-;--""-- 500
Henry McCamm mineral collection. 8 90
Jos A Meyer, mineral collection
CoMNnrTEE-Lewis GIBBS, Joseph Harshey, Sam
uel Banner.
Glass No. Is.
Allie Banner, recitation by a young
lady under lS-.--....----.-. 20 90
Mamie Miller, recitation------... diploma
Minnie Palmer, Recitation"--.-. 500
Alice Brocius, ecitation""-.-"-. 800
Elanora Paxton, recitation----.-- diploma
ThOs Klinker, Grafton, acommend-
able effort, no competition,
worthy of fact of Premium. 10 90
Frank w Jay, mostu seful invention
by boy under 2O..-.-..."-..-... 20 90
The society offers only one premium but the
committee that the four younger girls compete
with each other and first and second premiums
be given as designated.
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pAUcHEY'S AGENCY.

A GENTS wANTED.-S225 MONTH
n by the AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE
co, BOSTON, MASS, ST. LOUIS, MO. oct7wI
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Notice.
NOTICE.

A n person or persons desiring a Patent
"A Horse Power Fastener, can have one for
twelve dollars, by addressing
SAMUEL MATHIE,
Canal Fulton, Stark county, O.
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ment will be paid for the use OF water.
Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect upon
the-lapse Of ten days from its final passage and
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HAIR DRESSING,

hA1R
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy
lustre and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. Aver & Co.,
PRACTIcAL ANB ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS,
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE SLoo.
sepI47OyI
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SECOND DEPARTMENT.

uIuUr > vnce ON the z4Jn. Inc Houowlng
gentlemen compose the Board: Isaac
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OUNS a first class carriage. TO accommodate
. ladies' and gentleman, to an parts of the city.
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lHE ball movement IS lIlSuNluA Oh AM
bier. Roll on the Ball.
GEN. GRANT, the President of the Uni
ted States, says that many important
affairs of state have been amicably settled
on account of the soothing influences x
erted on the frame by sitting on one Of
Blake's Patent Chair Springs, that make
a spring chair and an oscillating rocking
chair out of any common chair. by attach
ing them to the front legs. Agents wan
ted. This business must move to a sue
cessful completion. Call on or address
ANDREW NJ. BLAKE, Cleveland Avenue,
Canton, Ohio. 6tf.
LADIES Hats and Bonnets. in all styles
and at all prices, trimmed and untrimmed,
- E.u..B.~ NJ. , ODor
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Adminisfrat0r,s NOtice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
N has been duly appointed and qualified as Adj
ministrator of the estate of Emelipe Banner, de-
ceased. SAMUEL BANNER.
Canton, Oct. Z, Is7Ow3
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NOTICE is hereby given by the Undersigned
~ that he has been duly appointed Assignee of
J. Bacon. Of Canton, Ohio, All persons in
The New York herald., 1870-05-06
REPUBLICAN GEsERAL COMMIT TEE.


Republican Hall to be Erected, Where
Clerical Members.
ing at their headquarters. corner Of Twentysecond
street and Broadway, General John Cochrane in the
chair and Mr.. C0achman acting as secretary.
After the transaction of the usual routine business
communications from several members resignng
their places on the committee were read and the
designations accepted.
Mr.. CHARLES SPENCER presented the name Of Mr..
William B. Alexander, the First Vice President or
the Union League OF America, who Is to take the
place OF Alexander Mcleod deceased.
communication from the Central German Com
mittee announcing the appointing OF committee 10
confer with committee or the General Committee
to the intercstsyof the party, all that sort OF thing
was read and referred TO the Executive Committee.
his button hole as usual, spoke Of the propriety OF
hiring the old headquarters in Twentythird street,
and made motion that they should be hired.
that ie mecres OF the past m were buried long ago.
and he was willing for one, to 60 back to Twenty.
third street, which very cOnsiderate on the part
o! Spencer, as the last time ne was there he was
dubbed down stairs during the "battle OF the
gangs
Mr. GRIpLEY argued that economy was something
to be observed, and that the Twenty-third street
quarters were too ueal-n0t in sweet memories, but
i'll rent.
Mr. Tousey's motion was carried
A motion to have a ratification meeting was lost
on the ground that IT would cost TOO much ana That
the money IL would cost could be used III other ways
and "pr0duce more vOteso
Il. DELAFIELD SMITH moved that the advisabillty
OF erecting republican hall In this city on the joint
stock plan be referred to the Executive Committee
a hall where water would be supplied to the tem-
perance members and gin to the clerical members.
Mr.. SPENCER suggested that the clerical members
should be supplied with "gin and milk" Laughter.)
The meeting them after little talk about nothing
In particular, adJourned;
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TaE GERMays IN THE FIELD.

Meeting OF the German Democratic General
Coinnlitiee--Tley Announce Their Choice Of
Candidates. -,~
The meeting OF the German Democratic General
Committee last evening. at Teutonta Assembly Rooms
was seldom before attended so fully by the dele
gates from all the wards Of the city, Coroner Schr-
mer, president of the committee, occupied the chair
and Mr.. Hermann Schroeder acted as secretary.
After the usuar routine business Mr.. Magnus Gross,
chairman OF the Executive Committee, made
report preacing 1t with short speech, in which he
said that the committee had had several meetings at
which the question was considered OF a proper re-
presentation Of the German democrats among
The candidates to be voted for at the election
the fifteen Aldermen the three Judges OF the Court
OF Common Pleas and three of the Marine Court.
As to the Aldermen he said, 1t has been asceraned
that three. perhaps four, would be accorded to
the Germans and one Judge on The ticket for the
Marine Court; The number OF German Aldermen
was not yet determined, since II was the intention
Of placing at the head OF the ticket three or four
names of such men az, though not active poll
tcians would stand and be received by the public as
eminent representatives OF the financial, commercial
and industrial interests Of the city, Yet three Ger
ticket, ana, If possible, even four These remarks
were received with enthusiastic applause Mr..
Gross then read the following resoiut ons as the
report OF the Executive Committee
Resolved, That most warmly approve Of the nomna-
tons for judges OF the Court OF Appeals made at ROCHESTER
Allen, Rufus W. reckham and Charles Rapao are men Of
spoess character and high capacity and have earned
Resolved. That we recommend to the Tammanv Hall de-
mocracy esteemed countyman and well known fellow
democrat Philip j. J0achimssen candidate for Judge of
the Marine Court and expect with certainty that he will
recsve the nomination by Tainmany Hail.
Resolved That for the Aldernanc ticket earnestly
commend to Tammany Hall German fellow citizens and
democrats, Edward Schlchng, Henry Wotnann, Gerson
N. Herman and Nicholas Mueller. and hope and expect
that they will receive the nomination Of the regular
cratic organization.
The first two resolutions were adopted by acclama.
ton. When the third came up Mr.. Otto Meyer, OF
the Seventeenth ward protested In the name Of his
constituents against the recommendation or Mr..
Gerson N. Herrihan This gave rise to an animated
and somewhat personal debate, during which the
disorder in the German democratic organization of
the Seventeenth ward was rather severely dealt
with The resolution was finally carried by an
whelmlny majority and the result received with
cheers The meeting then adjourned with three
cheers for The candidates.
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NEW YORK HERALD. FRIDAY, MAY g. I87o-TR1PLE SHEET
Schr D Currie, Durrill, Virginia for New Haven.
scnr Minnie knnie, Parsons Georgetown DC, for New

schr . Currie, Burril, Virginia for New Haven.
scnr Minnie knnie, Parsons, Georgetown DC, FOR New
schr Henry Allen, Tatem, Baltimore for New Haven.
schr Minnesota, rhnncy, Philadelphia for New Bedford
Schr Metemora, Batcs, Port johnson for New Haven.
schr Jos Ross. -, Port johnson for New Haven.
Bchr Helen, Searles Elsabethport for Newport.
echr Potts. Davis, Eisabelhport for Newport.
Schr Eliza b, Hogan, Elizsbethpor for New Bedford.
Schr Amira, Hegeman, Albany for Glen Cove.
Schr s Brown, Martin, Albany for Fall River.
Schr Jas Bayles, Arnold. Rondout for Providence.
Schr Connecticut stapln, Rondout for Pawtucket
Schr Bella Peck, Avery, Rondout for New London.
Schr Silver Spray, Horton, Rondout for Bristol.
Schr Rachel Jane, -, Rondout for Providence
schr Niger, Thompson, Rondout for Boston.
Schr 7 tjodine, Bupce, Rondout for Providence.
Schr Arctic, HAIL. Rondout for Boston.
Schr w Hall, Coleman Rondoutfor Boston.
Schr Pearl, -, Rondout for Saco.
schr Jas Henry, Wilson, Rondout for Camden
Schr Daniel We6ster Packer, Rondout for Providence.
schr Evergreen Bunce Rondout for Providence.
Schr Veraada Pond, Poughkeeps for Proyidencc.
schr Golden Ray, Dayi, Clinton Point for Hartford
schr Belle Simpson, Hoboken for Bridgeport;
Scbr Ann Sipple Hodgdon, Hoboken Tor rrovidence.
Schr Escort, bali, hoboken for Bridgeport:
Schr s v Nichols, Holiday, New York for q Jonn'
schr Geo M0oh, -, New York for Noank
Schr Ellen Perkins, Kelly, New York for -:
6chr Maria Louise, Emerson, New YORK Tor haoson'
schr Onward, -, New York for Nantucket,
Schr T. Townsend, Gardner New York for Bridgeport
Schr y Acken, Hobbie New York for STANFORD.
ychr n Webster Cipp, New Yorktor Wellheet
Schr Tahmroo, Kent New York for Bangor.
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Steamship Glaucus. Walden. Boston-w Clvde
Sons.
Ship Joyen Thomaz tPor) Henricksen, oporto-Hass-
meyer Brunn,
Bark Bark Carl lNd,, gsas. Lqb%sck-Tunch. eek Edys ACo.
Brig Belle (Br), Doute Gibraltar for orders-J Henry.
Brig Calao, Buckman, Nuevtas -Thompson Hunter,
ton 4 Co. "
q Sons.
Lord Of the Ises Orb Peterson, St Marc for orders
schr Mary Cnrey Orb Mealey 81 Johns. MFG Brewer.
ker
SlAght
schr Alex Wiley, Avery Baltimore W Mckee Co.
Schr y Small, Cole, Newark-Snow Richardson
sehr Helen Mar, Rich, Eizabethport-Jed FRYE Co.
Schr TahmroO Kent, Bangor-R r Buck 4 Co.
Schr Washburn, Harkness, Boston--O Bryan.
soop May Elizabeth. Williams, New Haven-Racket
Bro.
schr Nellie Bloomfield, Hobbie Stamford.
Schr Evelyn, Burger, Stamford
Sloop Mary Gray, Allyn, Uncasvllle.
Steamer Black Diamond, Meredith, Wilmington, Del-A
Abbott.
Steamer Chester, Jones, Philadelphia.
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First Ward Irish Citizens.

At large and enthusiastic meeting of the Irish
citizens OF the First ward held al No. Greenwich
street last evening" the following preamble and reso-
lptions were unanimously adopted:-
Whereas In the political history Of the city of New York
forshe first time number of years the right govern
itself has been returned to 1t; and
right Of the franchise unarnshed
been the natuazed citizen through the
mentally of those champions the peoples rights on
BY that great leader VIM; M; Tweed, as demonstrated
~ abe proceedings the last Legislature of this States be
Resolved yaf we, citizens and adherents of the great
democratic paty OF this city, aiming Mt nothing but the well
the people arge, viii sustain only those who
forward for political reercnce who have been tried and
Resolved. That iaasinucS have discovered In the
The New York herald., 1870-05-06

General nmttee OF this war; who represent the pure
democratic principle enuncsted Dy Inonas M
y Jsl' gu .rs6n and andrew jackson, and parr1uc Ally
nh fearlessiy demon slrated by the noble InomAn
Aro, Of Carroltop. repadiae and rown aown ", M -,
attempts vincston and sophisty on tnS PnIs " uas
who forfeited by their sehshncss all claim 70 our
Rssojyed That ss in the:person Mr. Nicholas Muller
have found gentleman whom we, as lshmen can place
the most tmnlIct conndence do nominate hm ~ cand
date for Alderman the democratic ucket OF lAmmsny
election as well as thai whose names shall be placed on
ihnfiin ct
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Steamship Tripoh (Br), Hanes Liverpoo-Chas Franck
lyn.
Steamship Alaska Gray, Aspjnwal- Mail Steamship
Co.
Steamship Missouri, Edwards, Havana-Atlantic Mail
Steamship Co.
Steamship Gen Barnes, Mallory, Savannah Livingston,
Fox Co.
Steamship Saratoga Couch, Norfolk, City Point Rich
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
steamship Volunteer. Jones' Philadelphia Lorfard.
Steamship Chesapeake. Bragg, Porland-J Ames
The New York herald., 1870-05-06

James Bartlett was convicted OF an assanlI and
battery upon one John Henry ana sentenced to the
Penitentiary for sixty days.
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Steamships Trpo, Liverpoo Missouri, Havana; Aaska,
Aspinwall Gen Barnes Savannah; Saratoga, Richmond
&c Volunteer Philadelphia.
Wind at sunset SW
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Niu,h Wnrd Democraiic Meeting.

NIhtH WITH Ho'''Oo1t1''0 -r|o0s''h'
AT a meeting OF tho Ninth Ward Thomas JefIerson
Club, held on wednesday evening at the Adriatlc,
corner Of Hudson aud Barrow streets, the following
gentlemen were elected permanent officers:
President, James O'Neill; Vice Presidents, Dear.
born q. Piper ana Thomas Kanady; Treasurer, VIM.
II. Carroll; Secretaries, VIM. II. Dusenbury and
Executive Committee, George W. Morton, VIM. G..
Bergen, John Richardson, VIM. Dodge ana VIM. H.
DOngan.
The New York herald., 1870-05-06

The Brooklyn Fire Commissioners put In estimates
for their expenses for the next year TO the amount
OF $3.50, 900.
The New York herald., 1870-05-06

The roof Of small frame house in Leonard street,
near Court took fire at halfpast eight O'Clock yes.
terday morning, and was damaged to the amount
Of $500.
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BROOKLYN CITY.

The Excise Regulations-six Cents Worth OF
Pugilism-Fire and Police Matters-Thsfta
Burglaries and Minor News Items.
The New York herald., 1870-05-06

The shoe store Of Mr.. Edwards, in the basement
the lhouse corner or Fulton and Main streets, wal
broken into on Wednesday night ana $500 worth o.
shoes stolen.
The New York herald., 1870-05-06

Aldermen McGroarty, Miller, Thorne Nolan,
Clancy, Elliott and Walters were appointed COM
mittee on Health yesterday by Alderman Bergen,
Chairman OF the Board. They Will oct In connection
with Health Oii1cer Cochrane.
The New York herald., 1870-05-06
Weather Along the Coast.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MAY AND JUNE,
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The Police Commissioners did not hold meeting
yesterday. -
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CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 5, 1870.
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SHIPPIM G N E w S.

Almanac for New YOrk-This Day.
Sun rises..... 4 SO Moon SETS. morn 12 90
Sun sets. ....". OIL High water. morn IL 90
The New York herald., 1870-05-06

Caroline Zogg sued John frey in the City Court to
recover damages In the sum OF $4,000 for an assault
and battery alleged to have been committed on ner
by the defendant In Even street, Il. D. The jury
yesterday rendered verdict in her favor and as
sessed the damages at six cents.
Two young men whO 1t is believed, were engaged
in collecting names for city directory, broke into
house on Gates avenue on Wednesday. which they
supposed was unoccupied from the fact that no one
confronted, however, by young lady, when they
fed.
Thomas Smith and John McGovern, who were in
dcted on the charge Of felonousy entering the resi-
dence OF Mr. McEwin No. OF Pacific street, and steal
ing hat thererom, were yesterday convicted be-
fore Judge Troy OF petit larceny. Judge Troy SEN
fenced each OF them to the Penitentiary for six
months.
The Excise Commissioners met yesterday and re.
solved not to require the signatures OF feeholders
on the license applications Of the LIQUOR dealers.
They also established the following grades of fees
for llcenses:-F0r hotels and restaurants, according
to the capacities for entertainment from 500 TO
$3.50; for other places, where all liquor is sOd $50.
The Board reserves the right to yake such changes
as they may deem expedient They will receive and
grant applications for licenses Thursday, the 18th
nst and will set each day for that purpose until the
fr5t Monday in Inne,
The New York herald., 1870-05-06
Meeting Of the Tammnny Club-LarSc Demon
ssration in the Twenty.frst Ward.

pursuant to call Of the friends Of Mr.. Richard
Croker mass meeting was held last evening at the
corner of Thrty-second street and Second avenue.
large number OF residents Of the Twenty rst ward
were In attendance, and resolutions were adopted
urging the nomination of Mr.. Croker for Alderman
by the Tammany General Committee. The hall
being very small an outside meeting was held ana
procession, formed with band at It's head marched
through the streets AT the inside meeting Mr. A.
uallanan was chosen president; Richard Julian
George T.. Hickey John Kearney, Bernard Herman
and James Ftzgibbon vice presidents, and W. r. W.
Chambers and Nicholas Killian secretaries Speeches
were made by Emmett Blair and Others and COPIES OF
the resolutions were forwarded to the Sheriff. Conn.
froller and members OF the TammaIy General Com.
mittee.
The New York herald., 1870-05-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

A HOUSEHOLD WORD.
"A Buy Chira, GLASS; Cutlery, Silver Plated Ware
Cooking Utensils from
EDWARD D. BAsSFORD
Cooper Instjtute. Astor place.
The New York herald., 1870-05-06

A T PECKHAMs, 251 GRAND STREET, NEAR BOW.
"A erym.Chatelanes s2 5o Grecian Curs $S Phalon's
Vtaa, Soc. Cheval!ers, &c.; Halls, Csc. Aliens 7Oc
garry's 4oc Reeves. .5e; sterngs &c., Lairds, 6oc.
Hagans, 60c Gouraud's Oriental Cream, 81 25 Cheapest
store In tho city.
The New York herald., 1870-05-06

CORNS CURED FOR SO CENTS EACH.-BUNIONs,
~ Inerowing Nails Enlarged and Diseased Joints, Chill
bains &c., without pain BY Dr. RICE 2S Broadway,
corner Fulton street. Evenings S96 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-05-06

&EOO 00O WORTH AT GOLD PRICEs-ANOTHER
DOUU.UUU great reduction in the prices Of English
Brussels Carpets at ~ 70 and 81 40 and upwards .hreey
per yard 1000 pieces white and checked Mattngs 2bc
yard Olclohs at doc 6c and &c. yard all widths
At HIRAM ANDERSON'S, W B0wery.
The New York herald., 1870-05-06

York, with piling TO Snow Richardson.
York. wiz lumber Sanford ss c. Nd d''' LOT ne"
sShr perel Crommi Calais for New YORK; with lumber
sss1 s%Y;Ss SssgR n.sAa. day, for New
sShr Hx Dix Island days. for New York,
sch Chief Case Fox Island for New York, with lob
s'hr Sasse. RSbsrs Rodgers Fox Island for New York;
schr Mary Anna, enap, Bangor via Bridgeport for New
fsss t Y w. ssA Rss 1..sy. Sa ssb For New YORK.
sshr M Florence Tower Perry Camden days. for New
sShr Alesasra Fslknham Jonesport for New Yorkwi,h
sShr Pales Beaty Franklin, 10 days. for New York, with
Oregon, Handy, kacAlAnd for New York. with lime to
schr Eisabeth -, Rockland for New York, with lime to
sshr Lake Pierce Rocklaud for New York, with lime
schr Juno Mstcaf ROckland4 days. for New York. with
r ssr R0Sse Sosepo SeS Ye,s
Sehr Isaac Rich Crowel Rocspo days, for New York.
schr i haniley, bentley, Roctpor. for New York.
scbr D Wentworth, -, Portland for New York, with
sShr Maria foss Hoyt Portland days, for New York.
sehr Addie Bird Higgins, vinalhaveu, days. for New
York, with granite az ,I 70 p L Dixon.
schr K : Randolph, seslmsn Proydepce ler New York.
York.
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BOUND EAST.
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