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The New York herald., 1870-09-27

TINTED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE, CORNER
u Houston Greene srect4 New Yor&.-Sealei pro-
posalE wil be received by the undersigned until DE-
toJer a. 1871 the extension OF the breakwaer Pag-
bury, N. Y In northeastery direction Tor 80
feet more or less.
Will In crio Is feet wide, ani o., suc
height bring the top of the crib about above
of average low water of the lake, which has
the ne oi propose extension average Depth
referred 10 the level, OF nineteen 10
Ter the shall teen sunk and bllci with stone
winch done by March III, is7 vii be to setto
until the following ai, when the supefsir cure viii 10
completed ami hlei with stone to of feet above
the ev,i Of nverog low water.
The crib vii be constructed with grla-e bottom, and
other similar TO those In process
for IRE Swater at nu ingon, VI.
The proposals will state separately the price for
each foot in length Ul CRIB complete sunk position
to be forwards complete stone
The contractor Will be undue Settle
to mnintain the top Ot the little
OF low water until the period for putting on tie
ulerstrucu'e shall have arrived
he crb must be sunk in the position prescribed by tho
ecuted Ia conformity with the specifications plans
work.
Payment. will be made after the has been sunk and
heu " m STONE, IecrVhg ten per cent until the
the whne aIonit then due viii pal contractor
written specl9caVns OUttaed by addressing Mr..
-. Wbi G, superintendent at uringo w. where draw
ms ol the crib may likewise
os OF proposals and euiraneest TO enter INTO contract
IL the Did rs accepted obtained Dy adurussbs the
same person. and proposals oil form without the
requisite guaranty viii be consi erei.
pntet cory of tbis advertisement must DC attached to
each r0posai.
rroposas be endorsed upon the ous ie of the
water at PattsDurg, N, Y. JOHN ~ .WfOJ,
IsnenAnt Colonel engineers and Blsvet MAJOR General
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PROPOSALS..
IOKOPOsALS FOR PAVING PENNSYLVANIA

-" vIn'its" T,NNofLSANiA
TO and ssP % se T..
best Kind OF pavement 10 paving Pennsyvlnia
nS' OF s sHy T @
THe 'aiiardS Rean Stow" : "Mier. Fol.u.bes,
"Beueriy' olso )" ''Roboins," and Paul.
Meher 4 apoo os appeaon All aea III
to Sa the the ok an 10 or
OF WORK, c. Bidders must satisfy themselves all tns
- Specification.
me roadway must be graded by the contractor to
hons, which will be generally foot below the bottom
nue. WIN Se ne by M Sasr be s DE Of a.
ssy %ay sn h h to be ~5ed this ri inn
poin. or poDis as the Commissioners shalt direct Whers
deposited where directed, ami where embankment Is
S% oa ns or e es earth o earth . tree 5:
~ the IN layers not exceeding fou.
rolled with heavy roller Upon the suberade laid
the op Of he VIII g ns m o
wns s; W every to the description and
Bidders are required to state IN their proposals the prices
~ removal Of paving other stones, square yard
&, Excavation per cubic yard.
e EmSsnamsns IaSs,n. psr esf ess5i. saes ysrg. yard
b work be- AZ nc s aa
places the Commi soners snail determine; shall be
unnecessary delay 10 action Of the
Commissioners, or such person or persons they may
good and sufficient bond with approved by tho
the Of the contract be entered shall strictly
and faithfully oD-erved, accompany bid The
Commissioners reserve to themselves the r bt REJECT any
all bids not doemed to the interests OF the ,yernen
coIporasionot Washington and property owners.
The attention OF bidders called following
from the provide for the pavna of
nue., approved July s, ls70:--
sko;3 "And within thirty days after they shall
have determined the pavement to be used, they shall
contract for the paving Of said between
named the lowest and favorable possible,
after having caused notice OF the letting thereof to be given
In published in Washington, Bati-
more Phlaiepha and New ork, for twenty days prior
the letting giving the and place OF such letting aud the
Kind OF pavement"
Proposals should be directed TO General Mcher
tay Of Commission for Paving Pennsylvana oce
Public Buildiugs Grounds and Works C.,
and iorsed Proposals for Paving Pennsyvsn
By direction of the Commission.
N. MIcHLER, Secretary
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OTH STREET, NO. I91 BETWEEN BROADWAY ASE
. Fourth avenue !canty furnished Rooms 10 let witt
or without Board sentenen wives single gentle
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d. TO $6 PER WEEK. FURNISHED Rooms TO
y lei. wnh without Board y NJ housekeeping;
American family 81 Hudson street, corner Harrison.
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Eth AVENUE, 25l-ROOMS FOR SINGLE GENTLE
- men; also suit third door family with private
liable. Reasonable ters 10 dca.raDie parties. French
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. WEST THlRrY-NINTH ET-HANDsoMELY
- furnished Floors consisnf OF paloT dining room three
be rooms and bathroom, with Without private table, also
slnse Rooms
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OD no sR EAST FIFTH AVENUE, 80 ELEVENTH
- sireet--ScooEi Flo elegant furnished, le with
Roari or private table, stone house location unex.
septionable; also other Rooms
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BoaRDERs WANTED.

\ BLOCK EAST FROM CITY HALl.-FRANKFORT
| uouse Frankfort street, of william; $50 rooms
Room 10 yourself SOC SOC per day. 81 80 to SIS week.
Iluen all
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ENTIRE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SECOND
i Floor with Board, gentleman and Wife, IN small
family. 46 West lEiriyseconI street.
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DRY GOODS.


GRAND ExPosITIoN.--A.T T. STEWART CO. WIN
~ open on Monday oct s; sPsnad as,o,nsu. q rs
e re% Of s own sna 1nss
and mmsi by artists equal not superior 70 any in this
Tfo. stbsr %oaise the hSess Partisan stan linz
The prs q the above viii be e1irene attractive Broad
MARTIN HERR & co.
t:sH Broadway 47sS
solicit your orders or Kid Gloves, Human HAIR &c. &c
MRS; II. BURpErYE SMITH. PATTERN BAZAAR, g4
lL broadwHy, near Twent eth sree.Ma iicent display
o. Ia ana winter syes Of Trimmed Patterns, Patterns cus
- H. MACY.
W. Fourteenth stree. ana % sIh s AVENUE grand opening
Our stock Of Fancy ysosbAS Ssfs 1s aSssSa ls ssrysa and
and every morning troosh the week shall be constantly
Macy Himself N tho bes, european markets ana eneeaod
IN variety style and price,
superior assortment or Jet Jewey Git and fancv jewery
felegant unique Styles such AS rarely found ts
A choice stock OF
Fine French Bronzes,
in pairs and single pieces entirely designs at ex
N'' Crystal Vases. GIT Ornaments,
French Bohemian Vases, foe. sets Mattel Sets ana
Boudoir Ornaments In beautiful ana attractive
styles. Also ., :.
Scotch Wood Goods,
great variety nclu thngs not before pre-
w., ,ss,sausiful s,sausiful selection of
in different styles or embroidery for sppcs cushionst
chair backs Now h the tme TO select these to make up
for Christmas gifts while there Ia large stock and choice
Fine Russia and Vienna
Leather Goods. Portemonaies Glove and handkerchief
elegant French Fans at ali prces Opera Gasses,
Bouquet Holders, Jewel Cases, &C. az. Also
all the
Combs and Brushes In buiao and Ivory manufactured Ia
order u.s. and warranted to be irs class goods.
Also, go .
Boxes, and
variety We were scarcely ale 10 supply ON
with these goods last year. an, have opened
them unusually early season. thas al chance
to seec, them before the chrissnas ai.,, rush Also
scrption. both ornamental and useful. Carve Baskets,
Forks Bread Pa,e Table Mats and everything appro
pirate Tor -. ,r,,,
addition TO these customers Will find the following
partnens well stocked and in prime order Tor fall rade
Hosiery
Mhie Goods
Yankee Notions
Laces and tmbroideries
SilverNare,
Dress trimmings,
Feathers
Felt and ST. aw Goods,
Bows and Ties,
kibbo f.
We have just opened fall importation of Ribbons and
customers will ind exactly the shade width and quality they
During this last we have opened
DO not fail TO visit It, for II will description
OF housekeeping Goods, too numerous to mentli n.
We keep constantly on hand
Popular Books
the the favore magazines all styles Of Bibles and
Prayer Books, and shall open this fall The largest
ment VI
for Holiday Gifts to be found In this city. .
Fourteenth street. Thirteenth street ana nd sx,S Avenue.
N B.Dont ial 10 read other advertisement In this
paper.
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y OR THREE GENTLEMEN OR GENTLEMAN AND
Z vie can be Accommodate with pleasant Rooms and
Board In private family 28 hlrtecnth sire 4, be-
Second aad Third aVenaes about Two blocks from
broadway.
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A WEST 1wENTYNiNTH RhET.-HAEDsoMEL.y
4 furnished Rooms suite slncly with FIRST class
Board, with private table. Bath aud closet Ii desired
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ID II. MACY,
III. Fourteenth street. Thirteenth street and Sixth
CHILDKEN'S DEPARTMENT.
We have opened this week in the chldrcn department
elegant assortment OF oos articles The astidous
doll be sui ed with wardrobe just Ike
tIess she have real
Camels Hair Shawl
She have a real
French Bonnet.
She have o real
Lace Handkerchief
She can have real
Silk Parasol.
She can have n real pair of
Kii and Gloves.
She ihave everything that up people have-a
Writing Desk, Glove BOX, Morkbox, y Prayer Book
Rosary, ran, Hair Net, Waterproof Cloak. shawl
Strap Opera Hood AMI Opera Glass Story Book. pair
OF Corsets Walking SUIT whoe suit OF UnderCIoh.
Ing pair Of Stockings, pair OF Gaers, Portemon.
nair, Round Comb Toilet OUTFIT Checker Board, a Set
Jewery, pack Cards. Puff Box, Fork and Spoon,
Loo Ing Giass, leather Duster Scrubbng Brush,
Bed sleep IN, and House live In, Ii will only
to -
MACY'S
any she has ID this advertisement, the
ouener she the she will
r. II. MACY,
Fourteenth street, Thirteenth street and Sixth avenue
N BDon' fail TO read other advertisement in this
paper.
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I ELEGANTLY FURNI,HED ROOMS. EN- SUITE OR
L. ly TO lct with without koari, gentlemen ani
heir Or sin e gentlemen. References exchanged III
Vest Thirty fourth street.
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10 WEST TENTH STREET. NEAR FIFTH AVENUE
- Several desirable Rooms FOR families and gentlemen,
with Superior Board location unexceptonable house extra
wide References.
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ITO MILLINERs AND COUNTRY STOREKEEPERs-
Our stock of Fall Millinery Goods, vevets Hats,
Feathers and Flowers will amply repay inspection
We cut lengths At piece prices
Full Lines Of the celebrated Joseph Kid Gloves.
JOBBING ROOMS UP STAIRS.
EDWARD RIDLEY 4 SON,
3Q9, 3ll 3llH Grand, So, 6S aud ~ Allen street,
Fifth block from the Bowery.
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BOARD AND LoDalxa WAITED.

I)oARD wANTED-BY LADY IN A PRIVATE
- family where there few other boartsrs be ow
Twenty bird street and between Third and Fth avenues
nretcre bes reference given aud required Address A.
X, box 6,092 Post Office
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A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD
n fu niture Tor sale, property family declining house.
keeping Drawing Room SUITS covered french satin broca,e,
cost - Tor al60 one do covered reps 56I lteceres,
Bookcase Paintings ianofortc Bronyes Mirrors carpets
Bedstea Mattresses, Waidrobes, half original 81
" Fifteenth street, Sixth avenue
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I SUIT OF ELEGANT APARTMENTS, ON FIRST
floor OF the Worth House sD2 fifh avenue. fronting
Broadway Fh avenue and Madison s4aare private table
AMI atten0snce; not cheap.
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FURNISHED FLOOR FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY
breakfast required references. % East Twentieth e.
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10 EAST NINETEENTH srREFT.-A rRIyATE
Il family offer large handsomely frrn sbed Rooms,
suite sinsy, families and single ntemcn, with Board
relcrcnceA
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.}CTU STREET--h FEW PLEASANT, SUNNY ROOMS,
~ in suits sngy, In small Easeru family, with good
Board; moderate "a West Tweniysixh street
Broadway
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o. EAST NINTH STREET. BETWEEN BROADWAY
AMI Fifth gvenle.-An elegant Suit OF Rooms
ior foor handsome Rooms th!ad Hoor; all newly
furnIshed, no board gwen.
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BOARpERs WANTED.

~ EAST TENTH STREET-DEsrRABLE ROOMS,
I'll with Board In central location, between Unigefsy
paoo and hroadNAg.
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BOARDERs WANTED.

1H1 WEST TWENTY-TtTiRD STREET.-A PRIVATE
l'lj family VIII e. nice story, consisting
OF four ooms also Rooms thd story 'front.' House aud
table frat class.
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to LEXINGTON AvFNUF.-h FURNISHED ROOM
! - for gent enan, with or without bfeakiast private
family.
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A FIRST CLASS FRENCH CONFECTIONERY, IN THE
~ best location on TT adwsy for sale cheap, don sool
business Apply TO TlOS. GAFfSEl. Auctioneer. No.
Chambers stiSes
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0S WEST TwFNTY-THfRD STREET NEAR FIFTH
Z) avenue 10 let SUIT OF Handsomely furnished
Rooms with Board also sineIe Rooms gentle
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DoARD wANrED--FoR GENTLEMAN AND WEE AND
ID Young children; good table N sle.slbe; ierms.
= 81 per Address u. IL. Herald onise.
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FO6 SALE.

PROMINENT LIQUOR SToRE-NEAR ALL PRTS-
~ cpai places o. amusement; rare opportunity;
yaiuab. excellent business pace; Cd stn prOn
neut location. MlAA BAfERsDJRFER, cue ioneer.
Office 3aA Bowery.
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OR TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITT
Boar in a private house, whore n few hoarders ar
aken for ood class parties ~ West Twentyrsl
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BOARD WANTED.-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHES
I'D comfortable Room gas and Ire, with Board, IN a
private fani where there but few boares location
between Fourth and Twenty third streets Will be
# ied. Address, with full particulars and r. r. f.,
boz 2lS Herald office.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-08

Newport Items.-The ice-houses in this
place have all been filled with good, solid
ice, although it was feared that the supply
would be short, but thanks to the last cold
snap which has caused such bountiful
supply. Over 100000 pounds were ship
ped to Harrisburg during the last few
days, and found ready sale at pretty high
figures. Should the cold weather continue
few days longer, the above figures will be
swelled to at least 100000 pounds.
The revival in the Methodist and Luther
an Churches still continue, services every
evening for the past month, at which ma
ny persons have been converted. Much
good has been done, and much more can
yet be expected, as the interest appears to
increase each evening. and the churches
crowded every night.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-08

Trouble at the Penn'a HOtel.-On Mon
day afternoon last man by the name of
George Kiner, of Beale township, was
stopping at the Penn'a Hotel in Patterson,
and whilst at the table, commenced lndul-
ging, in the presence of ladies, in rough
and obscene language, when Mr.. Coffman,
the proprietor, ordered him to leave the
house. Kiner retired to the bar-room, but
positively refused to 60 furthcr. Mr.. Coff-
man and he then grappled and in the
first round both went to the floor, with XII
ner under, who then cried " "enough," when
he was allowed to get up and leave the
house. After Kiner vert outside, he then
picked up broken bottle,V Vfnd with great
violence, threw it in the door, striking Mr..
Coffman on the right arm, and inlicting
painful and dangerous wound. Drs.
Crawford and Rundio were called, who
promptly dressed the lacerated arm.-Juni-
Ia Sentinel.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-08
READING RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Monday. Nov. 22nd. 1869.

n REAT TRUNK LINE FROM THE NORTH
" and Northwest for Philadelphia, New York,
Reading, Pottsyille, Tamaqua Ashland, ShamOkin,
Lebanon, Allentown EastOn, Ephrata Litiz, Lam
caster Columbia, &c, &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New York, as follows:
At 23O, 535 $40, A., M, and 1920 noon, and 2.55,
l!.O, p NJ, connecting with similar trains on the
penn'a Railroad, and arriving at New York at TO-
20 & A. M ara SCf n90n SS SS5 1000 M and
the ~ and 5.3o' NJ, and l22O, noon trains with
Leave Harrisburg for Reading Pottsyille. Tama.
qua, Minersyille, Ashland, Shamokin, Pine Grove,
Allentown, Philadelphia at $40, A. NJ, and ass and
H. IL M the S5 train stopping Ct Lebanon only;
in connections for Philadelphia Pottsville and Co
lumbia, and all intermediate Stations between said
Auburn. via Schuylkill and Susquehanna Railroad.
leave harrisburg at $40 p. M.
Returning Leave New York at9A NJ, 70 noon,
and and r. NJ: Philadelphia at 8.15 A. NJ, and
8, and P. NJ. trains from New York without
change.
Way passenger train leaves Philadelphia at 73e
4. M connecting with similar train on East Penn'a
Railroad returning from Reading at 6.35 p M,
stopping at all Stations; leave POttsvilie at $40
and A. NJ. and 3. O5 p. M: Herndon at $50 A. NJ;
Sham9kn 81 "a at $40 and 1910 A. Ashland, 7O5 4.
NJ and II: 30 noon; Tamaqua at 8.33 A. M. and 220P
M for Philadelphia and New York
Leave Pottsyille via Schuylkill and Susquehanna
"a harGad u, atSlo A. M Tor Harrisburg and ll30A.M
Reading accommodation train: leaves POttsyills
at $40 A. NJ passing Reading at T. 30A. NJ, arriving
Philadelphia at 4. As p. NJ passing Read ing at T. 40
p. NJ. arriving at P0ttsyile at $50 p. M.
P0ttst0wn Accommodation train Leaves Potts
town at 645 a. M, returning, leaves Philadelphia at
400 D. m.
Columbia Railroad trains leave Reading at 7lE
Columbia. &c.
:. perkiomen Railroad trains leave Perkiomen juno
tlon at a. m and $40 and $50 p. IN. Returning
leaves Schwenksville at6.10 II a. and H. As noon
connecting with similar trains on Reading Rail.
road.
COlebroOkdale Railroad train leaves POttstown az
S45 a. H. and sop H., for Mt. Pleasant arriving al
lO.2O a. m. and 72O p m. returning leave Nit Pleas
ant at and II e. M, connecting with similar trains
on Reading II. Il.
Chester Valley Railroad trains leave Bridgeport
at $50 a. m, 205 and SOP p. m. Returning leave
DOwningtown Mt $50 a. m, 1245, noon, and SIS
p. M, connecting with trains OH Reading Railroad
On Sundays; Leave New York at and D. m;
Phla. at a. m. and Is p. m the Sa M train run.
ming only to Reading; FOttsville s a. M y; Harris
burg 6S5 q. M; and 10 and ll.OO p. M and Head
ing at IL. .43 midnight and 715a. IN. for Harrisburg;
at 12O u. IN. and 1855 q. m. for New York; and al
940a. H., 4.25 p. m for Phila
Communication, Mileage, Season, School and Ex-
cursl0n Tickets to and from all points at reduced
rates.
Baggage checked through, 100 pounds allowed
each passenger.
G. A. NICoLLs, GenT Sup'L
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-08

XPublic Sales.-We call attention to the
following sales of personal property, bills
for which have been printed at this office ::
On the 9Th inst, VIM. Glen, at his resi-
dence, near Shermansdale will sell horses,
COWS, wagons and various farming imple-
ments.
On the 10th inst, VIM. Garlin will sell at
his residence in Centre twp, II miles
west of Bloomfield, four head of work hor-
ses, cows, young cattle, wagons, plows, &c.
On the 22nd inst, at his residence three
miles east of Bloomfield, ID. Myers, ST., will
sell three COWS, eight sheep, wagon, har-
ness, cooper's tools, and various other i'm
plements.
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Church Notices.

In the Presbyterian Church prayer meet
ing on Wednesday evening. Preaching on
Friday evening, and on Saturday morning.
Young mems prayer meeting on Saturday
evening at the house of Mr.. VIM. Moore.
Communion services Oh Sabbath next
In the Lutheran Church prayer meeting
on Wednesday evening; preaching next
Sabbath at q p. M.
In the NJ. E. Church services every eve
ming during the week.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-08

" Hoop Skirts. Godeys Lady's Book, for
March, has the following -" From the
numerous sources of reliable information,
including the latest advice from the courts
of France and London, and the leading
modistes in general the subject of crinoline
has had thorough overhauling, and the
unanimous decision is in favor of wearing
the hoop skirts at all evening and full-dress
toilettes, in not over two yards circumference
at the bottom while for general use and,
all outdoor toilettes, the sizes vary from two
to two and quarter yards.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-08

The following bill has been passed by
the Legislature
That whensoeVer any husband from
drunkenness profigacy or other cause what
sOever, shall for two successive years desert
his wife or neglect or refuse to live with
her and provide for her, she shall as to every
species and description of property, whether
real, personal or mixed, owned by or be-
longing to her, have all the rights and
privileges of a femme sole, to purchase
or sell and convey the same, as if she were
sole and unmarried.
SECTION 2. That it shall be lawful for
any married woman as aforesaid, to sue and
be sued in her own name upon all such
contracts as aforesaid, heretofore made or
to be made, and to sue in her own name
her husband, TO recover the possession of
her real estate, or the possession of her
personal estate, or the value thereof, as if
she were sole and unmarried.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-08

An Insurance Agent at Cleveland, Ohio,
writes, ga lumber horse ran away with a
bob-tail wagon, and tipped in the street
over small woman and six elderly children
The horse began to cry and the wagon
bled freely at the nose, but otherwise the
street is doing well. No insurance.
If your property is not insured go at once
to Lewis Potter, and get insured in the
4Etna Insurance Company, of Hartford.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-08

The SchOeppc case has again been brought
before the Supreme Court, by his counsel,
making application for review of the case
under the recent law. Judge Reed replied
that he did not know how the case could
now be before the court, from the fact that
it had already been decided before the pas
sage of the law. 1t is probable that new
writ of error will be issued.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-08
Qbe Gimes, Neu BLOOMFIELD, 1]a.

NMall Change. change has been
made in the mail facilities from this Sec
tion of the county, and again person
wishing to write to Harrisburg or even to
Dunoannon must wait two days for the let
ter to reach its destination, the stage not
arriving at Newport in time to connect with
the mail train East. For week or two
past, the mail has been leaving too early for
those residing west of this Office, and con-
sequently they petitioned for this change by
which they gain nothing, unless it he the
satisfaction of knowing that their letters
are lying at Newport, and that we enjoy no
better accommodations than they. The
whole matter might be arranged so as to
please all, if the noon train would carry the
mail. AS it is, the last change benefits no
one except the mail carrier, while it is
disadvantage to those really anxious to have
a letter go through without delay. Some
arrangement should at once be made by
the post Office department to remove all
cause of complaint, as the present arrange
ment is one that gives general dssatisfac-
ton.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-08
Hawk, Hawk, Spit, Spit, Blow, Blow,

Hawk, Hawk, Spit, Spit, Blow, Blow,
and disgust everybody with the offensive
odor from your Catarrh, just because some
old fogy doctor who has not discovered and
will not believe that the soOrld moues tells
you that it cannot be cured
The proprietor of DR.. Sages Catarrh
remedy will pay $500 Reward for a case of
Catarrh which he cannot cure Sold by
druggists, or send sixty cents to r. v.
Pierce, n. D., Buffalo, N, Y, for it.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1870-03-08

\The young man who was SO anxious to
find relations as to try to palm himself off
on Mr.. John Henderson, of Carroll town.
ship as his son Nathan, has succeeded in
finding a relative. His Uncle Sam has
claimed him, asserting that he has a right
to his service for several years, and has con-
sequently taken him to Carlisle Barracks.