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New-York tribune., 1870-01-11
GENERAL TELEGRAPHuc NEWS.

The bill repeating the gambling law has
passed the Louisiana Senate and now goes to the House
....Amede Savran, the French Consul at
Richmond Va, dcd on sunday from stroke of paraly
The Ieathcr-board mill. of Edwin +.
Bailey in Ashland n H., was destroyed by fire on Sun
day. Loss Sl'VJG
Nine of the crew of the monitor Mian-
tonnah al Boston deserted on Saturday four Of whom
have been arrested and returned TO the vessel
William p. Weeks, a prominent lawyer,
OF Canaan \. H.. committed suicide on Sunday by hang
ing Deceased graduated at Dartmouth College in 1896
IA fire occurred on Sunday, at o'clock,
at Burkcsvle Va. DESTROYING the Richmond and Dan.
vile railroad depot hotel, and several adjoining resi-
dences.
.... Ludwig Beigel, proprietor of lager-becr
brewery IN Poughkeepse, committed suicide ye5!Giuay
by cutting his throat lucmpcrance ana hhealth are
supposed to be the causes.
THE Carleton County (Canada) Court
House. was destroyed by h1e on sunday large & nun
Der Of papers were destroyed but many Ol the ost val
uahle documents were saved
In Needham, Mass, on Saturday, lad
named Young, broke through The zee while skating ana
his ucle Otis Young In endeay0rng 10 rescue MIN, ie!I
through, and both were drowned
&C. w. Camack, the paying teller of the
Citizens Bank Of New Orleans. Is charged with killing
John Nixon at the Boston Club. on Saturday night, IN
that city.
An Injunction was issued by Judge Ilud-
son Of Memphis yesterday, the instance Of John Don
avan restraining John Johnson the Mayor elect from
qualifying, the ground that hc lJOhhsOhj ~ hot
citizen.
The Spanish frigatc Isabel La CatOlca,
accompaucd by one the Spanish gunb0ats arrived at
Fortress Monroe yesterday having parted company win
tbC Others on Sunday The remainder OF the Meet were
expected last night
The Hudson River AssOciatonfo for the pro.
tcction OF game and fish yesterday seized quantity OF
,rot In P6ngLkecpsie the property Of j. l.. HOXy OF
Hamilton County. an Adirondack fisherman warrant
Ina been issued for HOXy arrest for selling trout out OF
season.
The large brick building facing Railroad
gousre In Concord y. H., burned on Sunday Inc
- i. stimatcd al S25OOO one half insured. Among the
occupaHs were Palmer s. Co., manufacturers Oi caiIhSe
snyirgs. George II. Mansfield, machines, and Charles
tusfin son manufacturers Of organs and other hIusl
cal instruments.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-11

Senator Yates of Illinois. Gen. W. l.. Burt
OF Boston aud the Hon. J. H. Hal. Albany are at inc
hsfor House. == The Hon. j. V. l.. Pfuyn, ADhny
Gen / r. Tri-bie California; WI. Gordon nnd 3 d. Nc
MILAN. OHIO at The Breyoort House iie ne ION. ION
IL ~ uglburd Controller Of the Currency, j. AT INC i've
Irti uHuse - The Hon stephen Sanford, VI. CT Oi
hmsIcrdarn n Y, Il at the s. James ilotet p,d dnp
IIup T. 4 Rollins and W. l.. &. IOOIchcad, lhhhhtI-
uLia 4 s bushnell Ncw-IIIycn, aud l.. !; Gali moh'
trCd are at the Finh-Aycuuc Hotel -. Uhpt, biu'i-
inc nf ttc Eu.sIan Army is al tho Hoffman House
Coi y h. BANKS 81 GOV nOnmau's stan is al the thti
d0u Hotel j. a. SlIitou, 4. T. Consul 10 ne tIy
-. Tf',,,' t.yf itr -i. .Ic4Dus Hutrl - j. ". h'f-
T'li I-s CONSUL at Yarmouth, y. 50 BE- at The revere
House.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-11-08
Patent Horse Shoe.

Samuel Stone, of North Manchester,
Connecticut, has patented a horse shoe
which promises to become widely useful
The shoes are made plain and of size to
fit any horse. The calks are four in
number, two for the toe, and one for each
heel end Of the shoe They are made
separate from the shoe, and each has a
shank which screws into hole in the
shoe. The shape is conical with square
base to fit an ordinary wrench, and each
calk has steel core The theory is that
the soft iron will wear away leaving the
calk always sharp, and when one set is
worn out, it is only necessary to screw in
another Thus the shoe need be re-
moved only when the growth of the foot
makes it necessary. The invention is
worth a trial, and the experiments thus
far made are said to be highly satisfac-
tory to the patentees.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-11-08
Gbe Gtntes, Menu BLOOMFIELD, 1)a.
Cutting lid Corn.

The best implements we ever used for
cutting up corn was common farm hoe,
ground sharp, and the handle shortened
to about two feet A single clip to a
hill is all that is required, severing the
stocks close to the ground, which is rap
idly done. A center row between four is
selected for line Of shocks, and corn
from the two on each side carried to
selected hills in the center, and the rest
cut with the other four. This gives five
rows to line of Shocks but the number
can be extended as may be desired.
Shocking about hill gives steadiness to
the mass, keeping it upright till the time
of husking.-Amcrican Farmer.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-11-08
Salt a Remedy for Fever and Ague

A correspondent of the Baltimore
american says:
During a recent trip through several
of the western states | met a gentlemen
who had used salt externally for years as
preventive, with entire satisfaction. A
physician from Pittsburg told him to
wear it in his shoes, and he had his
stockings prepared by dipping the bottoms
in strong brine and letting them dry.
For ten years he escaped the chills, but
firing of the experiment, and believing
he was indulging in mere fancy, he dis
continued the use of salt, but he contract
cd the disease again, and it continued
with him until he resumed the practice
of the former ten years. He also stated
that in one ague district through which
he travelled he met with several members
of firm who had escaped the disease,
and on inquiry he learned that they had
been in the habit of tasting salt as they
dealt it out to their customers.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-11-08
Revival OF Peach Trees.

A discovery of no small moment in the
interest of agriculture has been made by
DR.. George B. Wood, and communicated
by him to the American Philosophical
Society, of which he is President. Peach
trees in this vicinity, after producing a
few crops, not only cease bearing, but
perish themselves in short time whereas
their natural life is fifty or sixty years, or
more. The cause Of the defective power
of growth is believed by DR.. Wood to be
owing to deficiency Of potash in the soil
and he asserts that if this alkali be sup
piled to the tree SO that'it shall reach the
small roots and be absorbed, the fruit
bearing power is restored, and the tree
itself, if prematurely perishing, is isrevived.
Believing with most persons that the
cause of the decay lay in worms at the
root Of the peach tree, he put in operation
plan which he had seen his father per-
form more than fifty years before, viz: of
digging around the base of the stem a
hole four or five inches deep, seraping
away all the worms that could be found
at the junction of the stem and roots,
and filling the hollows thus made with
fresh wood ashes from the fire, which, of
course, retained all their potash. This
was done in the autumn of 1868 and
with result, in the following spring, at
which he was himself astonished The
trees appeared to have been restored to
all their early freshness and vigor; they
put forth bright green leaves, blossomed
copiously, and bore a crop of fruit such
as they had never borne before, many of
the branches breaking down under the
load of the peaches. DR.. Wood in re-
flecting on these results, and noticing that
several of the peach trees treated had no
worms, came to the conclusion that we
must look for an explanation to some 9th
cause than the destruction of few
worms, and this cause he believes to be
the ashes, the potash of which being dis
solved by the rains, had descended along
the roots to the rootlets, and presented
to them the very food for want of which
they were dying.
Decaying apple trees bearing stinted
and inedible fruit have been revived by a
similar process, and with the like results.
All of DR.. Woods orchards give promise
of an abundant supply of fruit this
season.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-11-08

Observation-Disclosures highly conccutra-
ed compound Extract Buchu is decidedly one
of the best remedies for diseases OF the blad-
der, kidneys, bladder, dropsical swellings,
rheumatism and gouty affections. Under this
head we have arranged Dysuria, or difficulty
and pain in passing water, Scanty Secretion, or
small and frequent discharges of water stran-
gury, or stopping of water; Hematuria, or
bloody urine; Gout and Rheumatism of the
kidneys, without any change in quantity, but
increase in color, or dark water. 1t was al
ways highly recommend by the late DR.. Phys
ick, in these affections.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-11-08

This medicine increases the power of dges-
tion, end excites the absorbents into healthy
exercise by which the watery or calcareous de-
positions, and all unnatural enlargements, as
well as pain and inflammation, are reduced, and
it is taken by men, women, and children. Di
rections for use and diet accompany.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-11-08
Pensions, Bounties, &c.

WTIDOWS, Minor Children, Mothers Fathers
Nv &C., OF Soldiers who were killed or died OF
disease contracted in the Service of the United
States, can now make application for Pension.
Also Soldiers who contracted disease or were
wounded, ruptured, or in any way disabled In the
war of 1861
When widows die or remarry, the child or
children under sixteen years of age are entitled to
a Pension.
The time for filing claims for additional bounty
has been extended six months.
Particular attention given to old suspended cases
IN the different departments at Washington, ID. @.
II you have, or think you have claim against the
Government call on or address the undersigned.
No charge for information.
LEWIS POTTER,
Attorney for Claimants,
43l NEW BLOOMFIELD, PA.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-11-08
NOTICE TO LAND owNERs!

After the 18th day of August of this year. (lS70)
suits will be liable 10 be brought in the Court OF
Dauphin County for money due on lands in Perry
County, unpatented.
~ For information relative to the PatentnR of
lands, call on or address
s. ii. GALBRAITH,
Attorney at Law Il County Surveyor.
Bloomfield, March 8, 187O.--tf.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-11-08
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS

We iuite Communications from, all persons too are
Interested IN matters property belonging to this
department.
Smyrna times., 1870-02-02
FREE TO BOOK AGENTS,

We will send handsome prosDectus of our new IL.
LUSTRAT ED FAMILY BIBLE. to any Book A gent
free Of charge. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING
CO., PhIladei phia, Pa. w. 90" dec29fw
Smyrna times., 1870-02-02

that am selling cheap. Persons wishing anything
in this line Of goods will find it to their advantage
TO give me call, as l am selling them at Greatly
Re 1uced Prices.
Thankful for past patronage, and hoping 10 merit
more liberal share in the future, - "a
am, very respectfully, ''s
Smyrna times., 1870-02-02
nm VIIp DIM0V Of PAIN. woIcOu'a Pain

klLL lHn ULllUA Paintremov pain instant.
" and heals nlcets Woicoirs Annihiatot cures
Catarhh, Bronchitis and cold in the head. Sold by
all Druggists, and at lSl Chatham Square, N. y.
jan,l24w .t.- .-.,..... ...,.. .,...t
Smyrna times., 1870-02-02

CLAD TIDIEGs T0l lCoNsUMPrIvEs-A GRATEFUL l.
~ father will send TO alt who wish H. the directions
by which his daughter after being given up by ply.
sIcians and despared Of by her aIher was restored
from CONFIRMED CONSU MPTION TO perfect
health, whO0t The use Of medicine Sent iree.--
Address Mr.. GREEN d. FRANKLIN, Jersey City, N.
'dec2a4w +" 's t'. ...,.. u.
Smyrna times., 1870-02-02
AMATEUR.
Gultiyator's Guide,
TT OWEP ,~;t, I<T'rrTIFN GAPnFNJ

FLOW Elk AND hIICHEN GAKDEN.
z4th editian Of this popular work, which has met
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and on fine paper illustrated with beautiful LhO-
graph and many other fine engravings from ature.
IL contains full description and the culture Of over
1900 leading varieties Of Flowers and Vegetables !;
alsO descriptive list of the novelties Of the present
season Ito which added eollecaGn OF 200 choice
French Hybrid Gladiolus This work, we feel conf
dent, will compare favorably with any other similar
one t.IttFIlt.L. 4 .lL.t.4.-t ..H.'.
From Levi Bartlett, Warner, ". H.
al have received copy Of your superhly gotten
up Amaie Culn VatOrs Guide. think il far ahead
OF anything of the kind before issued from the
Americsn press. +. 1 .ftlf II i't .-.' IN
Sent to any address upon receipt of 25 cents for
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Smyrna times., 1870-02-02
New Advertisements.

d lies. A MISSIONARY, WHO HAD SUFFER
ed % years with Piles, was cured, and will send
the receipt fee.
feb2 Am REV. FOSTER DIX, Jersey City, N J.
Smyrna times., 1870-02-02

TNOR DEAFNESS-rHE PATENT ORGANIC
Il VIBRATOR. Ii fits into the Ear, is not percepti-
bic removes Singing Noises in the head and enables
Deaf Persons 10 hear distinctly at Church or fnoNc
AseemhIies Treatise on Deafness with Means OF
I,nre sent free DR.. Il. HUNT STILLwELL,
feh9 4w 702 Broadway, N. Y. .
Smyrna times., 1870-02-02
FARNIER,S HELPER.

GHOWS HOW TO DOUBLE TIE PROFITS OF
- THE FARM, and hOw farmers and their son can
each make SIOO per Month IN Winter. 10000
copies will be mailed fred 10 farmers. Send name
and address TO ZIEGLER. MCCURDY a. co Rt tia.
The New York herald., 1870-03-11
DIRECTORY F0R ADVERTISERS.


AAusEMENrs- SEVENTH PAcE--Fourth, sfth and aissh
4sB EA ss
1S6 NO 'fsSHS ISbdisa
BRodKiTS NEAL NEAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcosD
xUssEss oPpoaSUSlfiEs rAersiah col
esg Ts ES5s yys ssn
cLEaKs AND sxLEsMEN-T,nHp PAaE-Thrd and
CoAcHshs Gssis s0.s5 AVID GARDENERS P4arroarh
geasT@IsE Sdtse STEAMSHIPS rAervfh and sixth
eorAkrME sIsE Es 5ss-F.asr rAer--si1sh eoynn;
DENTISTRY -sEyrNrn rAsg--sseond co. anan.
bTx H5Sss 70 LE fSaSsHsp eGs AND vS
FuRNIsHED-sncoSp PAoR First, second and third
EgRopEAN STEAMSHIPS Finsr rAeR-riflA column.
EYss And sasrsseona oss%n column
~ r1EAANEiAL-fInsr IA sl4i rAsE 81 Fourth column
NOR SALE -zsry rs 81 M rAar-rhird coaina. .'''
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS THIRD PAoE-yourth
RIsLP ANTLD-FEaALEs-THRp PAGE Third col
HORSES, CARRIAGES &c.-Fmsr rAdE-second and
uoTELs-snsrsrn pAen Second column.
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., wANrED-sEvEarH PAoD-
YYssyHSSTIos a sEyrs1z r.eE g girsA sslann:
iEns WoKNs-SHyFHrs ShS s9rna pps
GEN REAL ESTATE FoR sALE-sEoosp PAGs
4EcrpRE Il ssAsos ,.i. -srynslH gAor-six.h column
LOST AND FDukD-tIEsr FAGE-tourth column
HlNERi--SRvEwrH PAGE ssth column
MARBLE MA TEL s-Tufnp pAGE--Fonrh column.
PAer-Seeond column.
MILLINERY And DHEssMAKiNG- -kiaSr PAGR-Third
xIscELLANEous ADVERTISEMENTS -EreuTn pAss--
Sixth column.
MISCELLANEOUS PAGF-Four,h collun.
MUSIOAL--SEvEkTR PAGE--Sixth column,
NEW PUBLiCATI0AS--THIn PAaE-Sixh column.
PERsoNALs-FI FInsr PAGE-firs. column
fROPOSALS-~FiRBr PA0T-Ihrd column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CRY FOR SALE OR TO
REEf-SEcoSD PAGs-Fifth and sixth columns.
REAL ESrATE 10 EXCHANGE -SEcoSD PAGE-S:xth
REAL ESTATE WANTED--SEcoap PACE. Sixth column.
RELIGIOUS NcTlCES-FrRsr PAGy-sixth column.
RkWAKDS-FIKsr PAGE-Fourth column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS 70 LEf-TnfED PACE
BALES Ar XUCTIoN-THrHp rAox-FifA and sixth
columns.
SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALEs-Tn PAaE-rrst,
- second and third columns.
SPECIAL EoTTCES--FIHsr PAGE-Fms, colamn.
ePORTiNG-DOGS. BIRDS, Eo-FIRsr PAGH-second
column.
STALLIONS- FIRST PAGE--second column.
SUMMER MISUNDERSTANDING PAGE Second column
THE TRADES-SECoHB PAGR-Sixth column.
THE TURF-FIRST PAGE--Second column.
no LET FOR BUSINESS PURPoSES-SHoonp PAGE
First column.
WANTED 70 PURcHAsE-Frnsr PAsr--Third column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &o.-F1asr PAGE-Third column
The New York herald., 1870-03-11

UcTloN HOUSE OF JOHNSTON & VAN TAssELL.
n Office and saiesroon 81 Nassau street, oppoAite iha
HORSE AUCTION MART. o. is SIef EAST THIRTEENTH ST
REGULAR svSny SALES q aSRsEs AND CARRIAGES
Gen.lemep wishing purchase those having or
Carriages 10 SELL win ind house perfectly reliable,
conduct this branch O our business we do oil other
business On the same principles which
ern honorable houses In all mercantile pursuits.
We gye the purchaser Of horse that warranted
OF Carriages con be made at
onr down town Office and ssesroo 81 Nassau street. where
we also keep register Of Horses Tor private sale.
.- CATALOGUls or TIiis DAYS SALE
saddle free from Wee fhey have great bottom and s
durance with fine style action the
mud on Fashion track in s5slo the pole The team can
rot together In 3o sure and by proper handling be
made y 70 tE%,Sy t59, ysgy fat 4; warranted sound
ness; free from vice. nne traveller; stylish superior
for c9ure or aschad c1Tsiass team warranted sound
years. kind and true III a harness. free from vice; hns
traveller; stylish sNeTcr family horse; warranted sound;
COUPE RocKAwAy, in good order built by city maker;
also act coupe Harness. Blankets Robes, &c
GAY PONY MARE, u kands 8 years, kind and true In
ridden by children Newport all last surner
FAMILY ESTABLISHMENT matched Team
sorre Mare ana bay Horse long names and tails 5 hands,
years kind and true all free wee; line
trageles very stylish warranted sound together With
THOkOUG HIRED AARE--Sorrcl Mare long and
tall 1879 hands, years Kind and true in all harress supe
rior unGer saddle, free from vice, stylish.
BREiT-sIx seat, on platform sprngs built by Wood
Brothers, in good order; also ane cutter selgh
several other Horses, top and no TOP Wagons Full de-
We postpone a sale account OF the weather.
The New York herald., 1870-03-11


A GREAT SALE or FINE HORSES, THE GREAT
abic auction, THIS DAY tErday1 iith, at Ii <. NJ,
promp, st stable No. AZ Great Jones street. BY JOHN L.
VANDEW ATER, Auciionecr.
rrays about is high years old both sired by Pilot and
by Mr. Clay, IA kons,cky higay bred
style and need checks Ia d ing they
season Kentucky together a;6 tho can AS.
They closely mateacd in aryin neiy coored and have
fine lofty knee action sni taken aiogeher the 6ne In
the State and with all their style size
tor first clGss coach and kind
promising and will bs sold separately desired. They
one pair OF leaders for tandem team.
handsome chestnut trotns iiorse by Patch.n 15 high
9years old very aas pure gated and fast trot In 40
any day. has record 81 speed July IN 237 very
promising. sound and kind.
Fine large brown Mare by Pntchen, 1884 high years;
trained to develop her speed, bni promises we
and can beat ,nnutes aow is fine roadster win aaiabe
Bay Iotting Horse Waehal, by COLUMBUS, about I5h
high od very 1nc, stylish ana booalke pure and
IN 239 and is as Hne and fast ani are gentc-
mans roadster SOUND apd kind.
Handsome ONE yoasg irons isre ey the Edsa Hanble;
old extra handsome and hne; promises wo
very fast noa Hould anu Kind
Fytra nne and well brcd bay Coupe Horse, lsA high
years old; extra stylish; sonnd and Kind
animal soiind and ti,I.
Also three other Hof.es: full description NJ sale.
The above stock par, sod by order of assignee,
part by order OF administrator of the late john Travis
Esq., and gentlemen wisaiag tine horses that relied
represented in every particular should attend this
they viii be positive soid without the least limit,
restriction reservation rsever, and repre-
senet and fair trial given ey can be and examined
n"W % rm sn - A.osa A' ~o par'casss a'certaineo.
Ass .sscsas me sr1ess e,aa,ng WI exsr. nne Coupe
cost s'aaf5 A'S. 'N
SAILS prompt at II A. ". regardless OF weather.
The New York herald., 1870-03-11

ELEGANT BAT TROTTING TEAM
- Cross matched Family Team, sorrel Mare and bny
HGrxe.
Superior bay Horse for matched carriage conpe s
10 he surpassed.
Also other very fine Road Family Horses.
At auction, this day Friday NJ ~ o'clock by
JOHNSTON d VAN 1ASsELIs
The New York herald., 1870-03-11
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.


IT rs LIBERTY STREET,
n JOHNSTON a VAN TAssELLs private salesroom
Carriage and Harness Repository.
Important facts We sel entirely commission. conss
qneny not burdeoed with stock bought high
We have haNn Two ee.ait Park Phaetong on tul
platform sFrucs three sh. style Roekaway
raj FIRST casB TOP Rnns and three elegant Pony Phaetons
al by hrs. class tabe builders and equal the
cy also several Dags'es Depot Wagons and Rcekaways
Also,
Harness Harness, Earress.
200 sets rs stock all styles and prices, with Whips
Robes, &C.
The whole offered prices that viii sstonsh, and lower
than have known snce 1851.
All or goods warranted SOUND and perfect IN every
JOHNSTON g. VAN TASSELL
5a Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1870-03-11

| WANT A atN, or SOME BUSINESS cAraCrry,
win w yo cash. IN manufacturing buaaese in suocear
tn' operation Goods Yield large profit Parties scesng
prontbio Dsesept win nd TINS of a..scfoA.
dress appointing interview, EXGELSlDR Herald oflce
The New York herald., 1870-03-11

T BARKER & HAMLIN's
"A CRY AUCTION MART AND N. =. TATTER3ALLs.
MAJOR =. W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER
corner Broadway and Thirty ninth street.
Regular Auction sales
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
Genenenx private Establishments disposed public
and private sale 10 the best advantage and
meDt OF Horses Cajages Bugges, Horse Clothing Haers
Whips &C., to suit the needs Of all classes OF purchasers
stantly on hand. Orders promptly executed.
Twentyour hours allowed for trial horse sold
under warraHtee.
Good stabng FOR hsrses ~ public private sale.
only in the city having driving ring showing horace
on sale. Carriages, Euggses ac, taken on storage.
Liberal advances made everything In the horse line
The New York herald., 1870-03-11
PROPOSALS..

NOTICE TO STONE CONTRACTORS
Paving Blocks. - - "
sealed roposAs WIN oe received the oce OF the Super
ioicansnt OF streets City HAIL. Boston, Mass until March
~ sau .o suppyns tns city Of Boston with Stone Paving
Dimensions, viz - = " "
Width. ~ 10 ~ in
Length, Gto In.
Depth, Ito Sin
All the edses sharp md s,rsi fcr1nfnQ ra
81 their intersections both horizopaly ana vescaIiy fns
faces to be straight split and from punches or spres
ajons = '|s
Proposals TO state the price per thousand blocks delivered
on such wharf In tie ciy proper South and Boston
may DO designated from Time to tmo by the
OF Sreets Aso, the number OF blocks which the
will deliver per month during the ycar sample OF Ia.
blocks must accompany the proposal -
Proposals to pc addressed toe undcrsgnei endorsed
ropo.as for furnishing ciy OF Boston with paving
blocks" r"
2hs Tahi hrsssryed 10 reject any or all proposals.
GEO. o. CARPENTER,
ctAlIpan Compnitss on Payig
The New York herald., 1870-03-11
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

COACHES SECOND HAND COACHES,
~ open Barouchss and Depot Wagons, Growers
Business Wagons ssie cheap, WIfTYS mnnufac
tory stables Nevns street, corner OF Fulton aysDne
The New York herald., 1870-03-11

DRoDUcE COMMISSION gCsiNxss.--A 6ERTLEmAy
J. having well established aud paying trade aesiios
poneyed u join hin IN business that wi
gatoD; opportunity for Gafe and Eeuluneratiyo
yes;nent Address MARION, Herald ol.eg.
The New York herald., 1870-03-11

ytROpRfEThRY frRsf CLASS PATENT MEDICINE
J. In acs demand profits $1,000 With energy lite
money; recouurad Vny cash bu5erf need ad
IDEAS ". q. g. -, HsTa!5 olcc.
The New York herald., 1870-03-11

EeikTHfR WASfED--OE Will. SELL, LET, q. Fy-
4 cbaprs, an iarg nogaq; Grand stiert terry; S0ap
Factory aud Carpenter SHOP, and Store Grand street
No. 5lz
The New York herald., 1870-03-11

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uls East Thirteenth street, rear Fourth avenue
We never postpone sale on account OF tine weather.
Look al catalogue shove.
The New York herald., 1870-03-11

PARE CHANGE. FOR SALE, OR wouLp TAKE A
III partner. old estAbsaei and well GnOwn Diuing
Room snd Restaurant, with for pormasent
rient 0dgers rs esss location the side.
Hudson Rive. Railroad depot sis Sixth avenue,
corner Thfy-sixtB street, tn store.
The New York herald., 1870-03-11
PERSONAL.

LSARNEsT.- PLEASE CALL ON ME. FORGIVE ME
II this time. viii never De Dadasain. EMMA.
II M. H.-YoU DID NOT MEET ME; WAITED ON
W. Monday and Tuesday as appointed; please write, sane