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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-10-31

LApERR Mich, 27.-After defyipg hundreds
of armed citizens and the whole official force
Of Lapeer county for week or more Matt
Fitch, the man who killed his wife and infant
daughter, has been captu red and lodged In jail.
The woods and fields have been secured day
and night roads blockaded and picketed, barns
guarded, and swamps beaten as the jungles are
beaten for lions, bat all in valp, until the man
whom they sought practically gave up, loft bis
place OF conceament and
WENT WHERE CAPTURE, WAS INEVITABLE.
On Saturday evening he walked into Good
rich village, Genesec county, went to his former
home entered and went to bed. On Sunday
morning two young mon named Charles Walker
and Marshall Hoard found him and resolved TO
take hlm. The offer Of a rewsrd for HIM, dead
or alive, perhaps stimulated their courage and
determination, but at any rate they did not
hesitate Hoard started to give the alarm
while Walker stood guard. The latter finally
demanded the madman's surrender, when the
latter quietly yielded and was disarmed Of his
revolver and dirk knife. When help arrived ho
was marched out OF his house, given good
breakfast, and,
GUARDED Bv II MEN
who proposed to see him kept safely, was started
for Lspeer. On the way he stopped at Damon
Vests and made a settlement OF some busi-
ness with him. A Goodrich landlord had hur-
ried to Hadley to arouse the town, and a few
moments after he had performed that entirely
unnecessary and uneaed for act the prisoner
was hurried through the village and on toward
Lapeer, only stopping moment at Justice
Parmlee's to see his boy, Frank Fitch, and bid
him goodbye. After leaving the village a
crowd of people who acted like lynchers, but
who were very ANXIOUS that some one else
should do the lynching, hove in sight, and one
promiscuous individual crowded his way to the
conveyance IN which Fitch was seated and was
speedily crowded back again. Other demon
stratious were made, none OF which we're more
formidable than this, until the arrival at La
peer. where things
LOOKED DUBIOUS FOR THE MURDERER.
Here the people had rope ready for him
and demanded him OF the authorities. But
those who know what kink of man Sheriff
Townsend is have no fear that the law will be
prevented taking lts proper course in FItchs
case.
/ The murderer converses freely about his
movements since committing his CRIME, and
narrated just how he lived, lodged his rursu-
ers, and finally gave himself up to sure capture
/ by returning TO his home. II came back solely
to surrender. After killing his wife at Mr.
Marstons house he took to the woods, but
asserts that he returned aud saw the dead body
lying on the ground bef ore it was taken care OF
by the neighbors.
Fitch is badly used up, but Is now quiet anc
tractabe. The Jail is we'll guarded, and La
peer is quietpg down after an extremely bos-
ferrous Sunday.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-10-31

The residence OF Rev. Fr. Van Lave, pastor
OF st. Stephens church, at Port Huron, was
entered and robbed of $50 on Sunday morning
last
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-10-31

FonsALECHEAP-Af first class No. 9 Wilson
ser,ng Machine, iust out Of the shop. and Is
unb,xed. This is good bargain TO any person
who wants First Class Machine OF great dura-
bility. orfurther particulars call this Office.
we will also sell first class Victor, or New
American Machine atbottom figures.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-10-31
BUTTERICK'S PATTERNS.

Mrs. M. A. Crane, 1st door east Bank, has the
agency for Butterck's s patterns, where all KIND
OF patterns can be had for ladies, misses and
children IL
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-10-31

C.. A. Harrison can furnish good pasturage
for several cows on the meadow IN iront OF Ma
residence.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-10-31
PIANO

For sale, Cheap. For terms, lnqaire OF
1272t26 Mho. D. CoOh'
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-10-31

FLINT, Mich, Oct. 27.-Another horrible
murder has just been committed by Genesee
county, mau, and the greatest excitement pre-
walls In the district where it occurred The
murderer in this case was well known farmer
named William Witham, whose home is about
three miles east OF this city in the township of
Burton, this (Genesee) county, and his victim
was one George Rnehart, OF this city.
THE MURDERED MAN
and another laborer named William Copeland
had been at work for the township road com
missloners, doing certain job OF public ditch
ing on or near Witham's premises, and the
story is that this morning Witham appeared
on the scene of their operations and ordered
them to stop work at once. He evidently came
prepared for any desperate deed, as it is re-
ported that he was armed with shot gun and
revolver. His order to stop digging and leave
the premises was not obeyed, and Witham shot
Rinehart
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-10-31

THROUGH TIE HEART,
killing him instantly, Of course, his body falling
in the ditch where he was at work
The news OF the crime soon spread, aud when
the officers here were notified they at once
started to find Wltham, and now have him un-
der arrest and in the county jail in this city,
and coroner's inquest is now being held upon
the body Of Rinehart.
THE ACCUSED FARMER
is man of about 90 years OF age aud is said
to have a local notriety on account of his ugly
disposition and quarrelsome character. The
murdered man was respected laborer, whose
death leaves large family unprovded for.
He was about 40 years of age.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
nROPOSALS for TRUCKING GOVERN
( MENT STORES.
DTpOT QJAETERNAeIEE's OfFICE,
corner OF Houston aud Greene-s'a.,

DEpOT QUAETERNAsTEEs OFFICE
Corner OF Houston ANA Greenc-st9, Z
NEw-YORT, MAJ Z. ls79.)
SEALED PROPOSALS., in uiuicatc, addressed 30 the
viii be received at this Office imt one O'Clock
d. m 9I day OF June 1879, az when uhe ana Datc
fev opened OF bidders, Tor tue Irnck
inc of all Government stores within the CITY OF NeWl lOr,
which IL may duty Of the QuafcinAaters Department
IN move from Of July 1879, 10 the oJth day OF
Iunesl $50, both days inclusive.
proposals must state the price per Carnaus load OF bar
re,s ror barrels -four 1903 pounds weight OF 80 cube
tect Of other stores. a. -. - A..
teuce exceeding Oueaf mile, bu not exceeding ore !t
exceeding mile bui not exceeding one
ana Oueha miles distance eNcteang one ana one
la mites but exceeding two miles For any sance eN-
miles, but not exceeding two ahd Onchd miles
exceeding two ana CnchaH miles. Dul not
eycetduc Per Onehai mile Tor any distance eN-
COtdiug three miles. .--.--,-. .,,o --o,r n, o,,,
time cali led upon reasonable notice being iven him. at gt
when without any extra COM
ncpsaon qad allowance VIII be made or ay ttch-
stores when caused by an Oncer
o agent OF the Government. .--,-..,,--
Eanks for proposal + may be obtained NJ this Oilcs.
bidder VIII be required TO enter INTO writ
with the United states w good ana approved
Of five thousand dollars Wiihn oh uat
after notified Of the oi MS lt''l
Tie United the right 10 REJECT any OF al
proposals. ..-.. .-,,,r. oruro,.,i, \.
W J. {. EASTON, colonel and 4. Q. VI. Genl.
Depot Qulrtermaster.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
ror Young Ladies-Citv.

FA.P. BARNABD, IL. D.. President
Ao-rst Madison and 4thayes.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
a.eclure5 aro tfleetluag.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW.
"a YORK rRIBUNF WILL BE RECEIVED Al TlfH
UPTOWN OFFICES 20. i23S Broadway cor IhirtG.d
a., 3OS West reuty llrl-st. corner E.fItl-sre5
NO 92 East Fourtcentnst, corner Jlnon-sgusrr, fbJ
Ihrlavs. FOr1y r1yacvtHtIf ~ Ir "a Ai.III OFFICE
No 2.5>l Thrdayu cor on u'lGuigct 9u nJyfuurl.'
Ularlrm savings Bank BuIdng, up 20 D. n At regular
CELEBRATES
A LECTURE on JERUSALEM will be de-.
"a lyerei da.ly at and y %, by Rev. W; ". wytAe
al the Model OF Jerusalem l8t-t between 81 aad an
aves where tho Holy Cy displayed In miniature sbOwu4
an the details Of the buildings streets .nd surrounding
country
TENHE Rev. w. r. WILLIAMS, ID. D.. viii
deliver the 'hrd peca lct,e o M; cogr,e % hucs
History iu FCTATION HALL. on THU NSbAN EVEN
ING I'D O'Clock subject: Life ana Times OF MaTtI
Luther"
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
SCHOOL OF MINES.

TIC annual examination q the classes VIII Oegh Oh
MoNDAY. MAY 10, at loan.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
Sales bn Anttiou.

CUATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.-JOHN {.
y LYsT city Marshal and Auctolee wh sell at puOhG
Nos 10 aud I22 l4th-st New York n.y. the furniture
xf aud OF lager beer ana concert saloon
Ty order of NE MORTGAGE.
ASUBf.I, r. FITCH. AIRY for Mortgage.
JOHN &. LGhl, city HarsAdI ana Au'tlOhetI'
Dated NeW-YOrk, May IT, 1879.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17

coNaENcEMENT, wEDNEsDAY, JUNE IL.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
gnstrnrtlou.
For Bows and young Men-city.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.
SCHOOL OF ARTS.

~ ono, examination of the classes for the year win begin
q, bsoa r on MONDAY. MAY TO-
eyaminaon Of candidates for admission will begin on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, AZ $50 a. M
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
Mrs. LOUISA b. CULVER

WfI receive rrfrls painting Oandscap2 flowers s ne
china ana deco iltul ai studio The ioAA D. 40 Las
ONT of door J. k.ctching during May and June. .
Ecf,ftrtes SIR MI WIN iidIt lI' J'itI
N. Hart, Mt. AZ T. Bellows.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17

Cs,slaies for admission any one Of the five regular
co,-ses VIZ Mining Engineering, Ci'i EneheelHg' Me,
apu-cy Geology and Palrontooey AuaVuo'I anu Ap"''
rf..-, ,,iiI ,rssept themselves az $3.50 a. mo
FRIDAY. JUNE g.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
G~n or. 10 weeks. including books, 6lc

q @A or, 10 weeks, including BOOKS, Ctr'
- ~ vAc, expense o: young men AND boys ai Sl.l-
Giec. Nicola PguJ Acaacm-. l2re> ny ran IRON IN l
30 D., tra Charges Patr0uzr a.1 highly 10. OmmcNGcI ny
Hay.rd TAYLOR Hon TCIr. .ulo COZ Judge Van lo'7sn
Gen e. ~. e.. Colls. GOV ROutL Rev Dr Chh's &C zen
ttachtls- ala men and az -ia."ttS H.'l at'eH & i!i
advanced sa backward pupils and Young DO s. o-h h-
yidu4 . class rstru.0u CCiu0l tie advantage. o. ,ti-
vat, tuo.ug a1d SoLOoroou GRILL tut onlCE no oni'
heated Gymnasium. Excellent table LlgIsi. business
Scientific ana CLASSICAL coarse, Of study. weekly ftlIt
gstI.d ln iGe best apparatus. For C.cuara of Nirng
and summer Especial summer NaCLlnn ~ 1taaHoi'
Cape sa.l and school year ~ T. .o loie2S ~ r
~NIIUlN e. SHORILDGE Harvard A. 44.l @edl telh'
o. Ma..4 Il- CIUics au lhpel Att tal 'i Plo
lltiu.r tIt sale of Intoxicating tI-nks
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
DEOPOSALS for Fuel, Forage and Straw.
( DEroT QUAErEDiAsTfi's OFFICE }
CtUNFE OF HOUSTON AID GEEINL IT, :


4 DErOT QJ JAtrEHEAsiEH'- OFFICE !
CDlNFE OF HOUSTON AID GEtiNI. ai-..-z :
NEw-YCEN May 9. lN19.D.
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN trlphc1tc addressed 70 the ul
dcrsgueI viii lc sived at Tins office Gntl O'Clock D. n
on Monday June To- 1873 at which time aud place they VIII
al presence bidders furnishing ana
iycrng sIcI supplies OF tuc Iog" aud straw may De
NeyIuk CITY, vi tits Point, aud DlNlds Is
iaId NewYorE uar5or during the period commencing july
], 1919 and ending June 800. l~d..
one copy Oi t- aIycfsrigrpt must be securely aitfhed
each lcdie proposal. aui D.. mentioned 'he'lh "s COM
pusIng part OF d. ,'...-...., -. ..- .,...,.. d,
20 bidders containing detail a.
Information uav obtained at THIS rfcr one thereof
must be attached 10 each upacle proposal ana
Ilust be mentioned therein conn .-uft part OF q.
BanEs for PROPOSALS be Obtained at his Office
Payment supplrs depends upon AIuloFc aPpTola
ton for tine purpose by Congress. 49,. -
The successful bilCtr Wi be required 70 enter into a
written contract with the United Sgte with good ana a
proved secuy, not TO be less tisn one itl, nor
more tgau ylu. of the supplies ld Tor a. near as
cam be ascgrtaled beforehand within try days after Dens
notified OF tho acceptance OF Lls proposal.
Proposals must be enclosed ~ scaled envelopes, marked
.Ir,1osals " and addressed "a Col L. G. Easton,
prpOI CuartcTn1st,r, L. 5. A., NrN. lork CltF.'
Iue t-d The Esht 10 reject any or at.
proposals. . .-..-.-. - t.....-.to. ,.,.t,.,
zion Cor,Iit e. price and quality being equal
l.. q. LAsfON, colonel ana \. .. NJ, Gen',
Depot QuarermCs'cr.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
GpteIs.

WESTMORELAND HOUSE, Unon-square
and l7thstFurnished and unfurnished apartments
" rent Apply " MANAGER
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
fau 5ti1ools.

VALE Law School. Regular course, years;
GIaGnsir Course dor degree Of DELL 2yeaA llterD
OIens sent 10 Address Prof WAYIAND Ne"'hANen u
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
Art sehools-New-York City.

NgRS. LAVINIA STEELE kELLOGG, S{u-
IVA do M buton- place give. lessons IN OIL water O. os
and cua decoration h0wtrlautnc spe'alN EI'VS'S
-. N II. .-L- L-- H----l-uL
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17

CT. .PAUL'S SUMMER SCHOOL of SCIENCE,
> River. II4dso9 Tenn opens JUL H. tg M 'gs, ,
rrrsun4 e. yilipH~ notable places l' 'rc-'
and instruct tc uiud aud quicken observe lcE col o-
IrH a1ir4ls plants fossils and minerals maze aut C3'
uels ioTwe modern languages taught conversation ~ h
.retl4l i English, music. drawing < OaltE' butt-
bathing sil and all outdoor sV 'ts under careful us OF
conditioned lrS Others coached i'm LaIu, IttA ana
fG,uIfi.5 Catalogues Coulsro fall information may Do
MA .,, sr.....atf,r 20 John Is. HAYS, Il. d.. Supt
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
For Young Ladles-Countrg

BRADFORD .ACADE,MlGG, ,r,rs
ar s ssYs,ySys155 yIS 10 year MIS- &S IL =
CFOYE HALL. Ncw-Hayen, Conn.--5li5s
VI MON1IoETs SCHOOL for YOUNG L-NDIE9.
TRVING FEMALE COLLEGE, Mechanics
6rSl El I ''' war sept 'j H. rev D. EOS a " President
E3APLEWOOD. INSTITUTE for Young
va let's FgSaeid Masf;Vsla.qg s tGIn opens Ap'n
VyOMAN'S MEDICAL COLLEGE Of penn
Tle3.t Winter session win cg7n on Tlnrcay October
@ 1875. iu ,lt comuoIoUs new college building NHhtAi ia
sucuo9 Is given IL 4e Mo"a1 iiosIJH a. . rem ra 'r,
0, Lectures pracucal Demonstrators and Wnter Qoizzfs
az az yt F6f inlf5er i6.matoa address RICHEL L.
BODLEY, A. NJ NJ D. NORTH con sea'e'' ano zl.s'' rl'
WESLEYAN Female College, Wilmington. Del
furnished fo catalogue address IevJ N Williams rros
For Both sexes-Countrv.
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, Hackettstown,
" NJs aud largest building iu the state Instruction
ugroagA Both seXes Ten Departments tIn @ yy Rev fo
GWSHHirNiTY'' j. D president
L7AMILY BOARDING SCHQOL-On farm IA
aro tie comforts a country home ch2lsrs receive in1
10 Mis- IL. q. MONELL, Manhasset. /. l. ---
G0D Term, Board. English, NIusic,to children;
ps1Vtoreiguers taught Cirs ot AbtN "@hD
HILLSIDE SEMINARY bridgeport, Conn.,
1 R 20 yGg9s y4sIs ss fEa i54 ooeaS SG9Eo4 g spd
STONE MARIANA Is. SLADt COt.NrL4A 'N-'O"1'@'
AYTSS S. i. MATHEWS Boarding aud Day
W school for Young Ladies and Chnlren summit New
Jersey viii Open Tuesday, october l. Is
APLEWOOD DINSTITUTE-For both sexes;
WI CorcOriye Penni so per qulreri slnael'T pre-
IsH.. or u,iurss IaIe Harvard, tT,tc ass pIISs
''' ' J J.sHOR1LIDGE. A. ~, PnLclns-
MISS +. l.. ROBERTS'S Day and BoafGng
w school 0r Young Ladies and children az l'eieNt 80"
vi icopen "Wednesday september is SEND lot oIC,Ii,
BENNINGTON SEMINARY, ThOs. Hnlon,
4 j. d. Pennington y. j., for both sexes. we eAc,i III
ltsIfurcss convenience discipline thorough "@""'b'
home comforts and modeTae clisT2es ---------
CWARTHMORE COLLEGE, ten miles from
= Plad,uhia under tho o! Friends gives thOiough
VINO hcit pursue '"o o'i'
C0ursos ostudy and receive the same cts , srdv
For catalogue, giving fuil particulars a. - ,t
teII, &c. address EDWARD H. AA6ILI- elS iSS,1S""
tWsItnois College. swaTilmOre Delaware County, Io@
GGn Per Qr.-ROCKLAND COLLEGE, Nv
COD ack - Y.-BOth sexes no extras bal litl. .VsI
Cuing summer send catalogue. W. H. BanIhs'ei An
Miscellaneous.
TOR EVROPE.-Dr. LOOmis's Select Parties,
Z3 Uaan.auare NY. ~ friend. after comparing seFeI
Iulerares' sad DE would rather 20 WIN le 'pTi
uan others by al least SlO0-Ihe Advance EotoI-
VO SCHOOL PROPRlETORS.-An eXpe,,
reuccd and successful ady will purchase g9Oa. VI aa
furniture Of live Seminary or select SCAoo4 io4 iO"e
Ladies -, -.
German Professor superior attainments VIII hre
u.otrty Boys school OF
Several school Properties now on ialu
. j. W. sCHERMERHOkN, Secretary, American SCAOoi
4hsLtuie. 20 East 4sth-st
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17

FRIDAY,JUNE
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17

'E'O FAMILIES OF Gull IKE, at nome, OF
.ntuas.-A pIOfes-oy Ci llsh etialnmehts anu 'A
teacher receives into his family ten acc
tys uu.tr yta. age. and deyOs hlnsel- exclusively
20 their training and euucauon For PARTICULARS terms a!n
references, Immediately, Els11 II BIZ IL CO4 4AN4
JtrfC,ar Heights near II4i), NcNjCref
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17

MISS BAIIGW'S English and French Schoo!
N Ion y,rn adies and children. No "a East 22d-st vi"
itUveu on ILuisCay. september 20.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
Cxcur5lcns.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
y SUMNER LACUtt5IONs TO IIIH MOUEiAlNS.
THE SWITCH BACK ROAD At NATCU CHUNB
VIII be op.Det on Monday, May 10. 1879.
Trains leave NeWEoIk. foot or Liberty ST. y R, Si5 aI-
Itp, New-YorS to Mauch Chunk and return. ing sG
TAM Guiding NIP n'nGd ihg ~ zen E,,GK y
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
iilu5iraI Instruments.

lilusiraI Instruments.
THAMES BROTHERS hare removed To ia
~ ,vc h,tyyoru I'm ana 18th-ss, west where
- WI he rcaeed 20 exhibit ther new square ana el
giant upright panOiOitts WHICH e4o u'''''''"' ~
oigcG 10 be thc - 800. =, ..r-r, cTr-prD
,-rNp ASsOI.rMENT OF NEW PiANOS 10 REM
VIHE CHICKERING
kAooo PIANOS.
NJ ,be HIGHEST STANDARD OF worknanship
t,uy attest their SUPERIOR CHARACTER All
WAYS TRIUMPHANT Whenever and Wherever
evbudted illustrated PTice-List FREE
CuICKERING & SONS,
>,,o,,o,,ro nan. bthaye. and lsth-st. N. y. .
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17

ADAMS {ACADEMY, QUINCY, Mass.-Hon.
~ CHARLES Francis Adams, Chairman Of Manas t EaJs
tUuDer lS1lo Tuition SlO) year BoaTI s'9o , larry
{lnuld made for good rooms FOR Catalogues
~ lEln--.- ION .l-raee MLLLLAM LNL.kLLI. In n
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
YVOMANS MEDICAL COLLEGE, Of PENN

E3APLEWOOD INSTITUTE for Young
Va Irgfts piffs1rd. MaSs.-SVrug Jcrn opens ApIu e
4 V-Tl. a r ara r. =. AVERY. 1uuCuais.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
DROPOSALS for SUBSISTENCE STORES.


OFFICE OF PURCHASING AND DEPOT CONsN OF SClSIENCE)
NEW-lOIE tllA, May H. 1873.
SEALED PROPOSALS duplicate, addressed To the
undersigned VIII be received at tus oicc until u 0clock
Monday May &C. lN5 at which time ana place they
viii be opened in the presence o. bidders, FOR
10000 POUNDS PURE GROUND BLACK PEPPER
one COPY Of this advertisement must be securely attached
duplicate proposal and must be mentioned therein
ComIrlsln part Of it.
SPECIFICATIONS kind. G3alty package oud tcliyerv
obtained Utc,, copy must
securely attached TO each duplicate proposal ana must De
mentioned therein rs comprising part cl 30.
The United States l,StrNCs u5 I-ht 10 l.ttJ3l OF al
proposals.
4i'I'''-' '4 I''''' Il UIt!A,,I.y Major aud c <
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17

CTDTRBAN SEMINARY.-160h-st and
~ ~, - rcontinI situation: thorough instruction;
,,,,r'sfrt'rI,rs AddTess Rev. EDMlN JOhNSON' MOI
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17

BRADFORD ACADEM1 |,
FOB YOUNG LADIES.
~Cveufy-ScvvutA year cinllgl pi ~ o.
A'i ii' ~ Bradford Mass.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
For Bq qys and Young Men--Country.

4" Homelike Boarding school for loun
~ Boysy T. HINDs. A NJ. He.rstead Long Isane.-
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17

N,pc and MISS STEFRS'S SCHOOLS, Nos.
y = e ruet -fn-st and 30 West ibtnsG
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
Religious Notifies.

AZ the Brooklyn TabernncIe.-Dr. TALMAGE VIII
preach usual TOMORROW MORNING at 1880 and
EVENING at 1850
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
DKOPO-AIS FOB HEADoTONLS FOR
/ SOLDIERS GRAVES.
ouARrFaHAsrGaoLSGeu's. OFF

CUAaTFHYA AsTE..o.-NLbtLs OFFICE.
WASHINGTON. u. g., March 81, 1873
SEALED PROPOSALS. iu trpic1ta. hereby Invited
for furnishing Ucl.s.ucs for soldiers graves. n private.
Cemeteries the approved
February g. 1879. of which tLe following an extract;
auihiIlZcd 40 erect
lga0s over Io graves of soldier Nh' served 30 me g-
U4r Volunteer Cf the United states during tie war
llr he Union and Who have buried private. VILLAGE
CITY cemeteries manner provided hy The a"
Of March :. 1878, Tor tlus, mtciitt N National Military
Cemeteries" .
Iuc t1aI number o. De furnished ia estimated AZ lIO91
sUacicA describing 81 tHt tJe standard liked l the
secretary ~ ar AND blauS forms o proposals can DE BAD on
au gtou Iu person DF letter On Nt A. J. lo,hweh,
A. q. Nj L. A, charge OF National Cemeteries, Washing
.u. D.
Specimens to be furnished can be seen at
Ills
An bids should be accompanied by good and sufficient
guaranty none VIII De considered except ior American
NI's Marble Of tie grades named n tine specifications
Proposals should Iucoscd in sealed envelopes and en-
C,prel al Wosc they VIII De opened ln the TeSolc
ofbiaGers Monday, juno l6 1919 commencing at II
O'Clock Q. ~. ~
-! OU,- N MEInS. QnlIL.rnas. ORG eneral. Z. S. 4.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
For Both sexes-Citv

1TodemoiSele de JANON, successor OF the
VI late Miss IIancs respectfully informs her friends an1
tl9t L.r Boarding and Day SChOot
for Youny Laoics children al No 10 %laneISN' %
Nfe d anOu will assisted by the same corps oi ttache
Who have contributed 20 give the school It's ehCt'
earnestly sOnCs the continuance o INC P'T
r-rar. - - ernnsIv hestoNcu In past Yoars
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17
NUTOR-FRENCH PROTESTANT.
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING RATIONS
/ AND SHIP CHANDLEEY FOR REVENUE VS.

NUILTI UFTIII NM D, I0I|.l
SEALED PROPOSALS wiz De received this oice until
O'clock noon OF TUES DAY, iay 27 1879 supplying
Iaona and Snip ChaHder 90 be l for separately for The
of vessels Of the United states Revenue
Marine Service IN tins Collection District for the fiscal year
ending Ju uuc so, 1850
furnished on application 40 t.is OAice.
The night r. reserved 10 or all bids aNd 70 waive
defects oI the Eteic Of he Government 50 90 10
J.. 4. MERRITT. Collector.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17

CFONE HALL. Ncw-Hayen, COnn.-3li55
" MONTIoETs SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES.
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE, Mechanics
nurr penn a healthfu beautiful CClegehOmc ana SchOo
Cnar. -. var Sent II. Rev. u =. E9E A. w. Ires-Lenl
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17

BOARD for the summer in the HGusatODl,
G1 Valley; modern house. with large ana airy rooms
grounds LARGE and well ,hdccd beautiful scenery Pr-an
and aoDd fishing; cultivated people who r-qur
boari rctiI place among the Ills de5rad terms tlOd
crate references given ana required Address
HARRY StDGWiCk
New-York tribune., 1879-05-17

NOONTON, n. j., on D., J.. aud w. X. K.
IL or. hour ana tqGarjr from New York five Trims eac
elevation l.0uu feet; pure SIR commanding views
beautiful Grives amt walks. fishing aud shoorng aTg
number families VIII take boarier-; REASONABLE
rates furnished and unfrnshcd cottages 10 let ACdrcs
h.. H. DAWSON. References: Rev. Dr. Manderylle
Harlem; Ira Ou7, No II Broadway W. H. Nichols No -
aiaLuNl-lANr
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-12-05

Says the Eureka Sentinel, in an arti-
Gle on Maine and louisiana: brands
at elections, in the count. of ballots or
in the preparation Of certificates, should
be punished with the severest penalties
OF law. No party is worth preserving
that depends upon any such means for
it's success, and far better should it 90
down in defeat than win triumph by
practices which, instead Of being en-
couraged, deserve the seclusion of. a
PRISON.