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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-04
Governor Bradley, of Nevada.

San Francisco Chronicle.l
Elk, Goyernor L. r. Bradley, of
Nevada, died at Elko yesterday morn
ing after a short illness. He was born
in the Shenandoah valley, Virginia,
seventy years ago, though we are not
able to give his exact age. He emf
grated to California in 1849, and soon
after settled on a farm in the county
of San joaquin, where he resided as a
practical farmer till 1862, when he
removed to the State of Nevada.
which was his place of permanent
residence till the day of his death.
In California Governor Bradley never
took an active part in politics farther
than the private citizen. He was
always a Demoerat-of the old school.
and any notice Of his character, either
as a man OF a politician, would be
worthless if it failed to mention that
honesty was his ruling virtue. But
he was kindly generous and a very
nobleman to his friends. These
traits reduced his fortune in San
Joaquin, and induced him to venture
upon the repairing of it IN Washoe
when the developments on the
Comstock lode made that country at.
tractiye. Like the patriarchs of old.
he took to a pastoral life, and his
iocks and herds increased and multi
piled with astonishing rapidity. In a
few years he became, in the sage
brush country, as much a man of
mark as wal Job or Abdul Hassin in
their day. In 1870 he was elected
governor Of the State as a Democrat.
though there was, on rigid party
lines, a Republican majority. Four
years later he was reelected under
like conditions, and no fact was bot-
ter known than hat his success was
due to his well-known character for
~inaoxible resolution in honest ways
a resolution which the combined
power Of the bonanza kings and all
the naughty corporations could Meth
or intimidate nor corrupt. And II
will be one Of the duties of the i'm.
partial historian of that State to note
that this plain, unlettered farmer
with his clear head and sound heart
saved it from bankruptcy and ropu-
d%iation, and established it's credit and
finances upon a sound and enduring
basis, under difficulties which MIGHT
have frustrated the efforts of the
ablest OF statesmen possessing less of
indomitable will.
During Governor Bradley'slast term
bis life was for a time in great peril
from a complaint which tended to.
ward paralysis and it was probably a
knowledge Of this peril--for it never
quite left him-that did more than ali
other causes to defeat his election for
a third term, AS it was, he came
within a very small figure of success
though all the corporation and tax.
Sinking interests were bitterly against
him. Perhaps no death in the State
of Nevada caused more sincere sorrow
among just and good men than that of
this honast old man, whose public and
private life was as pure as fine gold,
and whose example is worth more 20
the State he has faithfully served than
genius or great riches.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-04
LittIe WOLFE Hand.

Cincinnati Enquirer spccial.l
CHICAGO, April "A dispatch from
Fort Keogh, March 3lst, states that
Lieutenant Clark, with Little VOLTS
band of Chcycnnes, reached Powder
river that day. They will probably
reach Kcogh tomorrow, when they
will surrender 800 ponies, they having
already given up their arms. No fur
Their trouble is anticipated, and there
is no fear of an escape. A telegram
from st. Paul received at headquarters
gives the number at thirty-6ve mon,
iorty.thrce women and thirty-eight
children. The terms Of surrender
we're simply TO give up their arms, no
promises Of any kind being given.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-04

The county registers record hook
shows the following entries to-day L.
II. Grsubory to Henry Herbers, decd
II. f. Davidson and others to Maggie
S. Echols, decd David Whitby and
others to 7. L. Sim, quit claim j. II.
Chichester to j. J. McComb, mort.
gage; Robert Elliott to George f.
Elliott, quit claim. On yesterday
afternoon the following were entered
Il. W. Lurry and others to NJ. j.
Templotou, warranty decd; United
States Of America to P. Colligau,
deed Abraham Stephens to Pearce,
Su ggs 4 Co., mortgage.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-04
Cauri.House Nnies.

The squires assemble next Monday
to hold the spring term of the County
Court.
Frank Douglass was on trial at noon
to-day for stealing corn from the plan
tation Of Mr.. Ensley, south of the
city.
George W. Godscy and Mrs. Ara.
bella Curry were licensed to be mar
ried this morning. Yesterday after
noon Joseph Verzza and Miss Frances
Massci were also licensed.
Tax. paying in the office of Colonel
Fleece was active this forenoon. It
was mainly on privilege accounts,
though a little Of all sorts was inter
mixed, including State, county and
old city arrearages.
After forty-eight hours deliberation
the jury in the Solari illegal cohabit-
ing case rendered a verdict of acquit-
tai. Its to be hoped hat Mr.. Solari
will render himself exempt from such
charges in the future.
The unpleasantness at Bartlett has
not yet been entirely squelched. 1t
broke out afresh yesterday, but moth
ing serious resulted. Rufled feelings
found vent in fevered and somewhat
excited words nothing more
Mike Cummings was convicted of
robbery in the Criminal Court this
forenoon and goes to the State stake
pen for five years. Mike robbed
Charles W. Langley OF six twenty-five
cent pieces last December. and this is
the result of his labor.
In the Criminal Court yesterday
johnson was found guilty of
assault and battery. lie lit into a
colored sister some time since and
nearly wore her out. Pomp awaits
sentence. Chas. Smith, for larceny,
was sent to the county Jail for thirty
days, II. n. Rankin, charged with
malicious mischief, forfeited his bond.
John Kruger was acquitted of a
charge of larceny.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-04

Hon. Holmes Cummings, of Gov
ington, in the city to-day also DR.. G.
A. Mathes, of the Brownsville States.
Captain Ferd Hamilton, who is well
and f%ayorably known throughout the
Mississippi valley, and has Cor several
years past ruin the bath houses at Hot
Springs, is in the city receiving con-
gratulations and hand -shakings from
his numerous friends.
Mr. L. Il. Zimmerman, the business
manager of the Wardc & Barrymore
Diplomacy Combination, is in the city
making arrangements for the engage
ment of three nights, which opens
Monday night next at the theatcr.
This is the last regular attraction of
the season, and will no doubt draw
crowded houses.
Mr.. VIM. McGhee and Miss Elise
Shepard we're married last evening by
the Rev. Mr.. Daniels, at the residence
of Mrs. Minor, 1873 Adams street.
Mr.. McGhee has been in the employ
Of II. Wettcr & Go. for several years,
and is a irSt-class business man. His
bride was reared in this city, and has
all the accomplishments necessary to
make a good wife.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-04

Of darkness will. however. become
strongly impressed with the idea that
he isa mules genuine father before
the next winter passes over his head.
That conductors Taxing District
Joke was no weak invention Of an
enemy, but an actual fact Names,
papers and dates are ready for inspec-
ton It doubted by ineredulous Thorn
asses The stranger was a mar of in
tellisenee aud cultivation, and had
never, no never, before been as far
south as this line Of latitude. The
thought it strange, and real
odd, vOW know,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-04
TENNESSEE BONDS.
What the Holders Think of the Terms
Offered by the State.
Special to St. Louis Republicnn.l

VPeVlui 10 o. Louis Republican,,
New YORK, March 31.-Holders of
carly issues of Tennessee bonds do not
regard with favor the bill to fund
$l5,OOO,OOO Of State debt just passed
by the Tennessee Legislature. 1t is
claimed hat these bonds are a lien on
railroads of that State for the con.
struction of which they were original.
y issued, and there is strong opposi-
ton to accepting four per cent. bonds
on only fifty per cent. on the face of
the debt. The proposition of the bill
to submit the payment to a vote of
the people of Tennessee, after its
terms have been accepted by the bond
holders, is also strongly condemned.
and 1t is claimed that npn-paying yo-
tiers will not agree to any proposition
to fund the debt, no matter how favor
able it may be to the State. The Tri-
bune says it is understood that repre-
sentatives in this city of the original
issue of Tennessee bonds will advise
owners to begin legal proceedings
against the railroad corporations to
recover the face value with accrued
interest, opinions sustaining the posi-
ton having been given by Charles
OConOr, Benjamin II. Bristow and
Butler, Stillman & Hubbard. Over
81 100000 of Tennessee bonds of all
issues are held in this city, represent
ed by Eugene Kelly and associates
and the Funding Association of the
United States of America.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-04
Ladies shoes cheap, at Miller's.
III
Freaks orBorens.

The wind squall during the carly
hours Of yesterday morning was Of the
most violent temper, and it came
down from the northwest with a
sudden celebrity and force that aston.
tonished those who witnessed it. Sew.
eral steamboats, on their way South,
about a hundred miles above here,
were caught by the wind and almost
lifted out Of the water. A light breeze
had been previously blowing from the
southwest, when all at once il shifted
or was blown out Of sight or feeling by
the sweeping Arctic wave. A boat
called the Dycrsburg, that left here
Tuesday evening, was carried on a
sand-bar high and dry, opposite Bear
field Point, a hundred miles above
here, and still lay there at last ac-
counts. The towboat Grafton, while
on the passage to this port, was caught
aud whirlcd about so violently that a |
on board believed the vessel would re
wrecked, though luckily no injury re-
suited. Other vessels felt the blow
forcibly, though they sustained no
damage.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-04
Bad Advertisement for Texas.

Houston Telegram.
Under the present state of affairs in
Texas no man can he known as a law
abiding, peaco-loving citizen without
being placed at a great disadvantage
and even having his life put in great
jeopardy. Such a citizen, relying on
the law to protect him, and reverence
ing the law that forbids him to bear
arms for his own protection is placed
at the mercy of the desporadoes whom
the law, by failing to punish, counte-
nances and tOlcrates if it does not en-
courage and foster. These villains
who 60 armed continually and with
the utmost impunity, are ever ready to
pick a quarrel with any unarmed and
i~nofensiye person they meet, sure of
receiving no damage at the hands OF
their uuarmcd victim, and equally sure
of receiving no damage from the out.
ragged law, says it might be a torn Of
confinement pending a useless and
and nominal trial before the courts.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-04
SPRING GOODS ARRIVING
DAILY.

Latest styles, best material, finest
finish, lowest prices.
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
Suifs made 10 order from samples
of goods on exhibition.
Complete line of fine NeckweaP,
Underwear, Hosiery, etc.
Il. VI. DRAKE a. co,
Main ST., opp. Court square,
~. &. Ward a. Co.'s old stand
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-04
Clear Havana Filled Cigars for Sc.
J. I. SHARP, 80 Main. 2sl
Type for NnIo.

A font Of 800 pounds long primer, in
good condition, with sll necessary sorts !;
used about one year suitable fora country
Office. For sale cheap by Immediate
application TO this Office. s9.t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-04

Attention is called TO the sale at pub
lie auction, on April 18th, Of the four
story brick building, No. ~ Madison
street. Sale made by order Of tho United
States District Court. Terms, one-fourth
cash; balance in Fix and twelve months.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-04
Ennnl 10 the Emergencr.

London World.l
A young lady was sitting with a gal.
liant captain in a charmingly decorated
recess. On her knee was a diminutive
niece, placed there pour les conven-
ances. In the adjoining room, with
the door open, we're the rest of the
company. Says tho little niece, in a
Jealous and very audible voice,
= Auutic, kiss me too" Ileave you to
imagine what had just happened.
you should say twice, Ethel dear ;
two is not grammar, was the immedi-
ate roioinder. Clever girl, that.
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SCHILLING'S NEAT MARKET.
nj the old stand,
Corner Of Jefferson and Third.
Spring Lamb,
Choice Veal and Mutton.
Extra fine Beef
Vegetables Of all kinds. 81
Spring House CIeaninp.

Now is the time to have houses wall
papered. Marcus Jones, 1861 Second
street, Is prepared to execute all orders in
this line in style at prices which defy
competition. ~
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Soda Water and COEfccIiOneFies,
H~einrich'S, 376 Main. [23t

tx the LEDGER job Office can be found
competent, skillul and tasteful printers,
who eau give entire satisfaction in tho
display Of any job printing. l2st
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-04
Good boots and shoes at low prices,
at Miller's. III

ALL diseases arising from a d~isordered
stomach yield at once to Reeds Gilt Edge
Tonic. DIV
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-04

It seems to me your loaves arc not
of the same weight muttered a fault.
finding housewife to a baker, as she
poised a couple Of loaves from bis
basket; =" do you think you can cheat
mc2' 81 don't want to cheat you"
replied the man Of bread, not relish
ing the insinuation Il know the
loaves wore weighed, every soul Of
them, aud one weighs just as much as
t'other, by graciousl and more, too, ]
dare say, If the truth was knownl'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-04

500 Reward for any foul cistern
that we cannot purify in five days with
our Improved Water Elevator. GEo.
RuBsH d Co., 46and Al CharlestoS ay. l4G
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-04

a. +. FRAHKLAND's auction house, 1876
Main street, Webster Block. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-04
Fine Lunch Daily
At Herman CaPO's SALOON,
81 North Court ST. "a

IL quality, purity and flavor Reeds
Gilt Edge Tonic is unsurpassed. It has
no equal. DIV
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-04

NOTHING can compare with Reeds Gilt
Edge Tonic for bilious and malarial fcvers.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-04

The net profits just divided between
the eight partners Of the firm Of Bass
g. Co. amounted for the last year TO
e420,0OO, giving a dividend Of over
100000 each,
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iShl Fish! Fish!
Lake Erie salmon,
Savannah River ShAd,
Red SnRpperS,
ReclfOOt Lake Perch.
Spring Lamb,
koseher Picked Beet:
kOScher Smoked Beef
KOScher Smoked Tongues.
Monday Morning mt
u. SEESSEL. SIR, n son,
Ger. Second and Jefferson.
Free Delivery. rS0t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-04
Smoked Pig Tongues,
u. SeesseI, ST. & SOU,
III Corner Jefferson and Second.

HosE REELS, 50, s.. s.. Brownies. 25s
Second street. Ist
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-04

As a safe and pleasant invigorant Reeds
Gilt Edge Tonic suits ladies IN delicate
health. d.w
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-04

Miller's is the place to buy your
boots and shoes, III
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-04

ShOp-WOrn Shoes
slaughtered shamefully to make room for
the great spring sale to commence soon.
Make an offer il there is anything in the
lot that suits you. Come to the Big Boot
shoe store, No. 34i Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-04

For boots and shoes go 10 Marsh
d. Co.'s, 3i7 Main street, oct
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-04

A very valuable painting Of Christ
has been stolen from Campo Dc Grip
tana church, Andalusia.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-04

For cheap and good shoes, go to
Miller's. Iii
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-04

Ice cream and Soda water
At StOtz's, No. 22I Main Street.
26t
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NOTICE.

DOR overt twenty-five years have bcen known to the ciizons or Nonuht,- 49, ...
II apracrch PmnO IN Organ maker and tunera and Though at nesntm nv ~ mIS
sgned largord dimensions lbeg to Inform the public that the most t6%mmeb o%d~ r%sIahIss
nMA IN repairing an tuning musical lnstrumen Is Onob y me and hihS sEhi %wt
men N my employ n Introduced prices All orders promptly attended to" and mMhScGon
guaranteed. am compelled by frequent complaints from all parso NJ s canu v VIZ U Un
wbiIpbY @v umo MmW Ma ma nIgws mo use M welknown name to obtain work Of
NnVnl Ay PIerauy makea miserable bonh, and representa- hemslyes az nv UW n
Ny tuners "u agents carry letters introduction from me signed. Respectfully, ~"
''' -""'' %9E7N AS6e4DGe@
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-04
Personal.

K~irkland's Everlasting Shirt
l5t
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

ZINE farm of $50 acres near Randolph,
4 Tenn; well improved; on good terms.
For further information inquire Of
9-39 w. M. DENNIS, on the Mace.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-04

VHE genuine Taylor silk cotton-seed. W.
L A. j. Slaughter & Co., 2S Front. % So
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-04

COMPLETE outfit Of fixtures for retail gro-
" Gerry store. Address CASH, this office.
1866
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-04-04

A CHEAP barOuche for sale. Apply at the
"a Bluff City Insurance Company. $3.50
New-York tribune., 1879-05-09
NEETROPOLITAN ELEVATED RALWAY.

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
"a Open FROM $50 a. NJ TO II p NJ.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS point for Wall street. Ferry
ana connects WltR Cata Tor south Ferry
CCU ETltN grS TN erest point for Jersey City Ild
COmuuHipaw te.T1Ds
PARK PLAC CE-Ne.rc. prnt iOr Post Oce CITY Hall All
Barclay Strret Ferry to HDD0keD.
CHA AMBEtSs iRkfN arrest pOia: tor PaYonla ana Erie
FRANKLfN.STREET-
lAN DSTKET- for Desbrosse, street Ferry
o. ItI-ef lItr alt cnf'1 Y-A Tor DejOfOsscs at
asst Grand street tcrrirs.
BLELCI. liz sTU T-C0nAecss with for East aad
EIGHTH srSEEr-Nearest point Christopher STREET
Eorry IiU1ueal connecting -tA cars Tor Christopher
and Past Tcltl street Ferries
FS.' rrtN l.l-littL Lt-Neare-t point 20 Union tuEs
W4lacks aud Ly3cum Theatres. Academy Of Muse. Ir
wing and amaiy iials, com clng With cars Tor EAST
TF.lW-,HTi aud IhiftY- iOurtiff>trect Ferries -
TNt Tstui S0otl 50
ats and PaTn Theatres. Grand Opera House. Gnmlres
i.su, sno Masonic Tempe, ana iNehty'sIrd otfS0s
berry 90 jersey City
rHiRIl Thirds rKrEr- Nearest point 70 standari
Bro. tNay. aud Fifth Avenue ihckrrS. Aquarium ai1
trAnci-cO Mlnsrels connecting "l1h cars i0r WsS
FOII I0N D.. TREEr- connects with Sew YorN Trans
.ar Company. cabstOr Grand Central Dopo-
r. F.IETd -~rEEEi- ,.--.., ~,
FIFTY- .lGITHS STREET. earrst l1iht tr Cehtr" Ff@s
,.tuut.f.1g siii ear. Of Belt Line .tallfOaL
81 FTX nm ltDSTKEEr and El6HIHAFkNJE- T.
For un.oWn trans tIAe east side stations
For,Io.sutowu trains t.txe vest sGe stations.
Tram. will 58thst ana OAave. And J5sL AMI stl.
alternately. - a.. ,,,-. 81, al, .,
o" 81 ~ W3I. r. GARRISON. trssid5lG
A. VAN BVOCKLTN. SUPERINTENDENT
New-York tribune., 1879-05-09
RECORDED LEASES.

Astor. John 10 Henry Voimar. VI = Avc-A, 97.5's
III 0f Sth.st * 71lGO, 20 years, at annual rent Of
Columbia College 10 Martin kCppier ana another, ;
Barclay-st - n u C0llegepL 25Xl0, ~ years.
af annual rent Of ---
1xoUuer a o. executor, etc, 20 III Weaver. lZJLl-
S. l02 70 Of Jd.avc, 4OXbUAL Lo5NrIegular, D
years. az annual rent of----..--.--
Mason $ I to 7 j Foley, no IsS south ST. years az
n. a- -
Oothout Henry 20 : Oprenheimcr Co, NOS6 Pearl
a. wears "a annual rent Of
smith. James 90 John " smith, No zib last ddth-
ST. Z wear lOr. ....'.---
Terry, " II, executor, etc, 10 Mallon' No AZ Car
muc.st a years annual rent Of.--..--.....-...
New-York tribune., 1879-05-09
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFER4
,-vu -vopE cry

,.-l n Nos $50 and I54, One-fourth part or "a
i,ton ana wife 10 Linde ana CtheIs -SAs' .
- 495 70 W of lOthave 25NlOO-0i W La-Te- , NJ,
more referee TO q a kissam "'VV
I2shst l2s4 y ~ " p Pi KeirSs tsSse' 1OoAoo-- 257
l9t 81 = = q 4 o45gg, FeniSe -ohsoo 1875
1islepar No % IIan ana "no..iei 70 100
5aSs cor l25tsS iy lsll1ao = "e-'o anu "o 1900
9ht 2.2s It oi Sc oiaave "a Caro- 5000
t,,aVr " = lCq tt of Sth-sJ, 16XlCU, ana a!so
Wercer.st -3g 3 II OF Wayerley-pL -oAlVVi ~ IN
R4r~v reer-e, 90 a W Austin, cZecutO., ttc--. -'V
e95s ! 200 II W Of 4thave, 2j1l022 NJ Cauy 70 q m
ID sturtevant- Wv
z3d.st n = $50 II e OF 2d-ave, 25xl02 p and alsG
l49tM "a .7S & e " oi ir6 M ,,boan6 AIofg DIV 1900
t7th l75 f. =, o. i {o9ayS l3d St5a; 121loOo O 1900
22dst NO s$ West. West t-,,i,ces N d,sry 1910
Fut9nst Is W 7tc 3G o trustees n % etc 81 80
1Oftave = u 4 70 Of 40Jl-sf. 21SEINV, ana also
@ Si-sl % sl " s9,an gl Il, y Pitsckke.. 1000
New-York tribune., 1879-05-09
pcoposG!s
PROPOSALS FOR HEADsT0NE5 FOR
WAR DEPARTMENT
OUARTERyAsTEg g-t ENEEALs OFFICE

QUARrERNAsTE}- itALEALs UFFiIE Z
WASHINGTON. ID. C., March 81, l,l9 ,
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN rrpcate are hereby invited
for furnishing Heaast0nes soldiers Ia trvate
Village an city Cemeteries as prOyde Jv the l." appLoFei
g. 1879. Of which hc following Us q extract;
Iaat War Is hereby authorized 10 re'
heast graves OF soldiers Who served le is
ulr Volunteer Army OF the United states during me war
the Union, and who have been buried N private village
CITY cemeerie manner as provided Dy le law
0i B. s73, for inferred IN National Military
Cemeteries
specifications describing ia detail the standard liked 1F 100
secretary OF blank Of proposals can De- hd on
Application IN person bv letter a. captain A. Rockwell
A. O. NJ, L. charge OF National CemoeI7es Washing
ton, d. G.
Specimens Headst0nes be Furnished can be seen AZ
this Office.
All bds should be accompanied BY good and sufficient
guaranty WI Dc considered except for American
the grades named ln ius bcatoUs
Proposals ucOscd I'm sealed envelope" nni -u-
for Head-tnncS ana addressed 20 '!t ul
dersigne whose Office thoy VIII be uprued 100 the presc
fbdders Monday, June l6 1873, cominencnE at IL
O'Clock "A. IN. ,,..
~ ~ q feEcF1l. O. =. A
New-York tribune., 1879-05-09

Gitnations Uantc0-Males

COACHMAN and GARDENER.-By a mar
~ ricd clildrenl work genemans place;
milk good references. Address G. W. p Tribune Otce
FARMING, &c.-By n Swedish man under
stands farming and gardemng proper Of horses;
good married. child best references PIERSON.
i2s shave
ERO0M.-A first-class groom and cOachman,
~ a single Protestant. North Germany good refer
city or country. Address II b, 20 West l3thst
GARDENER, &c.-A good plain gardener
~ steady place; milk attend horses keep
fine house good orcr the best references by OF
the best houses in city. Please address
EDWARD. Tribune Onfce.
WAITER, &c.-By a light-cOlored young
w man waiter and handy about the house cleans
silver and glassware makes all kinds of salads and sauces
for furuace halls dinuR Dantfes and kitchen
very moderate city OF country. HOME BUK UKEAU,
No. 1873 6th-aye.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-09
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