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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-12-29
BREWERY FOR SALE.

TEyHE FOR YEARS WELL-KNoWNEA
ST. Louis Brewery, <Wk77
Situated on corner Of Sixth and Q stroets,
In the city Of Sacramento, is, on account OF the
death of the proprietor, for sale cheap. Inquire Of
W ?. COLEMAN. 325 street. d20-tf
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THE PRISONER INTERRUPTS

Scoville soon became involved in a discus
sion with the counsel on the pertinence of ths
question, when Guiteau shouted: You haG
better let him go; you are making altogether
too much of him. If you have not got enough
sense to see it, will have to tell you"
Allusion was made to the ak incident, when
Guiteau commented icontemptuouslY "Oh,
nonsense that AK story is the merest fiction
it's all rubbish"
Shortly afterwards he said: Doctor, just
tell US something about Abraham, and We
will let you CO."
The witness was asked if he was not dis.
charged for granting false certificates of
health to William M. Tweed. when the latter
was in confinement in the penitentiary, and
replied: 81 never gave Tweed certificate
of health or of i'll health, and I was never
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Adjourned till 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
Tedious Progress Expected.
WASHINGTON, December 2Sth.-Corkhill
says that if the defense intend to summon
more experts he can't predict the end of the
Guiseau case. The prosecution also has many
more experts, who will testify that Guiteau
is acting the part of q maniac. The Gov
ernmeut can close the argument in one day,
but the defense will require more.
The New Trial Question.
WASHINGTON, December 2Ssh.-Your cor
respondent met Scoville on Louisiana avenue
short time ago, and the following conversa-
ton took place
"Your client Guiteau is an ungrateful fell
low. He insults you grossly"
not for the fact that I feel assured that he is
insane. no power nor money in the world
would ever have induced me to defend him.
think that the time will come when the
American people will be grateful to me if
can save that insane man from the death
penalty. If get new trial for him, and
the calling on of the case be postponed say for
year, or even less, believe they will agree
with me that he is insane, and be Justly glad
that our nation shall not have sacrificed
madman through the medium of legal pre-
cess and punishment
"How about another trial. Do you rely
much upon that 2" asked your correspondent.
No; apprehend that there will not he
another trial" replied Scoville; and the
Court in bank will rule upon my exceptions
immediately after the rendering of the YER
dict"
BE then left. His idea as respects the
granting OF a new trial is the opinion of pretty
much every member of the bar.
District Attorney Corkhin and Judge
Davidge both told me that they were certain
OF an immediate verdict of guilty as in.
dicsted from the complexion of the testi-
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"oUST0N & CO., FOURTH AND X STREETS,
Il a Sacramento-Farmers requiring plow hands,
send in your orders, we have some first class
Western men who understand the work I; also first.
class male and female help for hotels and families.
Branch Office in San Francisco. We can procure
help suitable at the shortest notice. d15.lptf
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is SANE.
DIR. Randolph Barksdale, Superintendent
of the Central Lnnatic Asylum, near Rich
mond, Va, visited the prisoner at the Jail.
He had also closely observed him in Court,
and, from his personal examination and
observation, was of the opinion that he was
sane.
The witness also testified that he believed
Guiteeu had been feigping in Court. The
witness believed, taking as true the facts set
forth in the two hypothetical questions of the
prosecution, that the prisoner was sane when
be shot the President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-11

nounces the sailing OF that vessel on saturday IRON I'D
ralfar for New-York vic the Southern passage.
The United States steamer hnynower len the Chafles
town Mass Navy Yard for Newport, l. on ga uilhs
The United states ecarer Ysntic left the Washington
Navy Yard saturday for Hampton Roads
The United States steamer kcRrs4rCc lcft Hampton
Roads Saturday afternoon for Port Royal. 3. {.
me United Rtares steamer Nandaa sailed from
Hampton Roads yesterday for Boston 70 tow the bhu
States steamer Ossipee. -.
The Limited states steamer Dispatch arrived ~ the
Commissioners on board after four days trip down the
bay. ,,,. a.. ..,.,,t-
FoRTREss MONROE, Va, May lassea M me 'sno''
bs C,nefiflItion and Portsmouth. The United states
steamer sarnoca arrived in the roads this morning rom
Point Tofkouf The United States steamer Nandalla
Corfoin Meade. sailed this morning for Boston.
commander John A. Howell ha- been ordered 10 dui5
ne essigfenf I'm the Bureau Of Ordnance. 5000.
The Naval Institute prize for lSsls consisting or vu,
cold medal and lie membership Of the Institute Tor
~ bcst essay ON Type- ~ armOrcd vessels and I'M
aruord crlsera best adapted 20 the needs Of the Jni
sistcs,r has been awarded 70 Lieutenant Edward W.
Nery r.. s. n
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TROuBLEs WIFI INDLANs.


THE UTES IN NO SUBMISSIVE MOOD.
WHITES ORDERED PROM THE REsTRvATIoN-RE-
PORTED ATTACK UPON AND MURDER OF RANCH
EROS.
DENVER, Col, May 9.--The United States
GRIND Jury has found indictments against Berry,
Meaeham and Cline accessories and against the Ctes
spayano Pap Coho, Henry and UnQua as principals, in
the murder OF A. j. Jackson.
letter received here states that the whites have
boon ordered leave the reservation by to-day. The
writer docs not give the source OF the order but II IL
ihuxght TO have from the military authorities, and
that IL means that Immediate steps viii be taken looking
70 the removal OF the Utes. Commissioner Meas had
vreat faith IN Bery influence the Indians and he
believed that Kerry aud himself could persuade them 20
O speedy and peaceful exodus. 1t IS stated that Berry
has decided to remain here until brought 20 trial Com
missioner Mear has declared that he would not so with
put Berry, and that rather than trust himself or the
Influence 81 the other Commissioners without Berry s
aid he would resign. Il IS Furthermore stated that
hears has already prepared his letter OF resignation %
he forwarded tho IhferOr Department As soon ~ n Is
settel beyond question that he cannot have BerTys as
rosition 10 know the temper Of c Inaus, and their
disposition toward the Commissioners He believes lhat
There Is member Of the Commission who couid IN,
nuence the Indians and that TIE presence OF any OF
them would most probably inclie t1e Indians 70 an ol
Was 70 remove them lie believed that Berry could
cause peaccabe removal OF the indms ana Iae 5 7
render OF those indicted for Jacks0ns murder Inc
Efes are held their reservation ~ the valleys ana re-
gard With desion the prospect 81 hght WIN thg sol
oilers They boast THAI tHcy defeat at the eOdlcfs
HAT the Government Is likely 10 bring into the acld
telegram received by the Governor states ;bat on
May IN La Plata County q ranche Was hUacktu anu
I4O head Of cattle nun on aid three Mon Thurman,
Einitb and May, were killed.
The Ne,rs furnishcs the following additional informa-
ton The Governors Telegram was dated Durango and
said that Indians committed the murder, and that
The rancho was the property Of John Thur
man. IL is thought the murders may the work Of
Seneae Indians located in the southwestern OF
Colorado and Utah, who recognize 10 chief and whose
depredatOns in the past nave been terrible II these
I'D. lalop Ia
considered very scIiOus. and universal outbreak
snsy expected at moment after the reaches
them of Indictment of four indians for the murder Of
Jackson The indications seem 10 be that they viii i'm
knediatey take the war path.
General POpe telographs the Governor that Durango
ss Only miles from Fort Lewis whore four
Danrs of infantry and Of cavalry stationed and
IL an outbreak had occurred far back May 8 he
would have been informed by Commander T. y. Lewis,
aud states that reports received by him to-day FROM
Uncompahgre, at the White River Agencies, Indicate
everything peaceabe Nine COMPANIES Of regular troops
left Kansas Clty for UncOmpahgre today
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MINES AND MINING.

TUESDAY. May 1O-P. n,
There was little OF interest developed by to-days
dealings in mining stocks A fair amount Of bust
mess was done, and generally the market was
steady but ia re were some exceptions. just before
the close Of business Mariposa suddenly becaHg ac-
tive principally at the stock Exchange aud ITS
price rose to ~ on the announcement tina Judge
Spcir had made permanent tho injunction IN the
case of Bell "a storkholdcr agt Donohoe, Kelly and
others. If we are correctly informed this prevents
any interference by the Kelly party with the land
mines or property Of the Marposa Company, pend
ing the litigation which may last two or T. y years,
II not SETTLED by cOmpromisa. Big Ittsburg
was weak and declined tO 800. bnt Leadyllle Con-
eolidafcd from 30 To- 10 othCrs OF the Lead
vile shares were without changes. Alta Montana
was again lower At l.6j. and BONANZA Chief sold at
- cents. Robinson Consolidated declined from lOa
90 lO1s Miner Boy was active and fal from 20 to
05o.aS1. Consolidated Virginia was steady &c
2.3Oa2.25, but California was cents lower ~ ~.
Oriental AMI Miller was steady 4.OO03.oo. A largo
business was done n Silver Nugget up 10 7Zo63.
thu new stock rising from ~ 20 s4aS3. The
markets closed quiet aud steady.
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A RICHTER or TAXES EMBARRASSED.

The Receiver Of Taxes Of East Orange, N. j.
George W. Condit has hold the position for success
Rive terms for six years He is near sixty years old,
belongs to ono Of the oldest families OF Essex
County, and has been prominently identified with
the East Orange Brick Church. He has always
been considered 10 be comfortably situated hnan-
rislty and he has handled annually about $4,000
pf the funds OF the township.
Recently there was ia Mf. COndits hands $4,000.
g.hich had been set aside for public school uses.
lie was called upon Unexpectedly 10 make consider
able payments from this fund and the town officers
fonnd there Was difficulty IN obtaining payment
OF tie required. The b0ndsfnen of Mr. Coudit
IRE JabeE h. COndit. Elias O. Doremus James Peck
horn, of Newark. These men, who gave bonds no Inc
amount of $4,000, we're informed that there was a
nedccncy In the receivers accounts and they demos
lied - 600 ia the Orange National Bank TO cover
the possible deficiency. Mr. COndit AT once took
steps tn y imburse his bondsmen far MS practica-
bic. Real estate ard mortgages representing value
OF about IS 500 were transferred BY him rs security
70 one OF the bOndsnen IN trust for all. The amount
pi indebtedness the township officials say 600
Mr.. COudt Says u Is - 900 and that be has a valid
claim agunst tho town of $1,000, which would
maze tbe actual loss 10 the sUreties less than - 900
condition Of mind has forbidden any SATISFACTORY
explanatiOn OF the cause Of bis embarrassment, hut
Il Is believed 10 be due 70 private investments ia
real estate.
Ats meeting Of the town council held Monday a
communication from MIR Condit received offer
FuIance Committee was dirclte % effect settle
fpait OF tue Receivers accounts with the aid of the
Townships counsel All moneys received are ~ be de-
poaifed IA the Orange National Bank and The checks
SgGed by the chairman and secretary Of the town
council and the chairman Of the Finance Committee
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TIIT COURT OF ApPTAT.e-

ALBANY, May 1O.-ln the Court Of Appeals
todaY-prcscnt, the Hon. Charles j. Iolgcr g. j. and
nssociatcstho following decision, were handed down
Boudman Tho Ease -hor. end trfgan >lutcfu Ran.
COMPANY sud lFo other oasos- Motion dcd win
cost asa case.
Boone Tic citizens savings Bank q the city ~ New
York Motion granted without costs.
M1lioon agI Blackwell. Low agt Hart Motions dlnIei
with $40 costa.
keuud agf The pcopie-Motion dcniel
Little agt Banks. Dafnurlie Ert Lewis ramhrarr a~f
Echrltg. uardt SchulL1g IruuF aat Tie Lake Shore
Michigan southern Railway Company -earrA ift Cnr.
benedict sgt BENEDICT Judr ucut affirmed with tostt
The Universal Ii, Insurance panF. iu Pc
Drity O. vacate rtc.-Drdrfa affirmed alth costs.
Iu re- Jane Ofueral DcdcIIf reversed and that
Of -fiai IeT affirmed Without prejudice Go tine petitioner
I1ehf o. bring action. and VI t 60 either
Walter agt fOalUrorfr modified g limiting pung
ING those parts of thf relating claim
Che 0rfrnce fnuuffd ne
tGs ui Tie taKes claimed 90 Be recovered and their
the 0rgco, and IA other rospccs Affirmed without costa
~ other party.
TIE following business was transacted
280-R0sru a. Wright assignee, etc. respondent oct
Leopold A. Wood, nppTilan ARGUED.
Rex Drake and another rtapondents-ArRuod.
lSJAuius etofy. appellant. sgt tho y. Y Elevated
Railroad Company respondent Argued by John T. Parsons
appellant aud David Dudley Field tDr Respondent ArFu-
ueHt unfinished
Tho following fhe day calendar Tor wednesday Ms
1885, los. 100, al, 2i5, 2Ol, 49, and 1888
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10
PATRIOTISM AND THE BRAVE.
FOREVER
II THE PAST IS SACRIFICE,
IN THE FUTURE
PROG RE55.
TN10y AND LInERTY.

UNION AND LIBERTY
The exercises Will begin 40 10 o'clock this morning
with military review By MalorGcncril Henry j. Hunt
United states Army. On his STAFF will bee General A. NJ
Manigault OF South Carolina Iieutcnants Baldwin and
HIS and Chaplain David wu= Of the 9TH Regiment
Tinted states Artillery and four descendants Of the
chief actors at COWpcnsDaucl Morgan Taylor, United
States Army: MCHcBry Howard, Maryland; g. b.
Ieckons and Jonathan Il. Washington Of South Caro-
lima At the ceremonies johnson NaCOOd Governor OF
South Carolina viii preside After prayer by the Rev.
A. To0fnar Porter plain Of the Washington Light In
fpnrv OF Charleston the reading Of ode written
in $50 ~ tire aIc Professor Samuel Henry Dickson Of
jefferson Medical College Philadelphia, senator Wade
HAMPTON, representing the Southern states who
contributed to the monument, VIII deliver Grafton.
Aftrr this Captain james Smns, descendant of
the yletors Of COWpenR viii read ballad, aud Bret
Barte's poem. Caldwell OF Springfield" and Thoiaas
Wentworth viii deliver On 0ruuOu representing the
NkW-Fngsnd states. "1'he Banner Song Of tie Waah-
inl1on Light Infantry" and GRAFTON by representa-
the exec pon % q display Of fireworks IN the evening
The granite column h. erected by The contributions OF
the old Thirteen States mud tennessee and oyst,
with foundation and erection, about 5000.
The movement was originated By The Washington
Light Infantry which erected small monument on The
battlefield In $50. Several relies Of the Res ouiOn VIII
Dc displayed today, among them Colonel William Wash
gtons crimson SILK banner, nrst displayed n the vic
torOus charge as Cowpens, January II, 1881. win be
agtOns crimson sash vii Dee by his grrst-fTand-
son, and Colonel Andrew lickenss sword w Dc carried
by descendant while The chaplain viii Use O prayer
book picked up The battlefield. CoWpcns drum VIII
beat Che assembly, aud silver Watches powder horns
and swords Viii be displayed.
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THECOURTS.

CASES BEFORE UNITED STATES JUDGES.
The criminal branch Of the United States
Circuit Court viii be opened to-day by Judge B'nedc'.
Among the cases ore the seawanbaka indictments and
several against the captains OF steamships who have
broncht 10 this country passengers th0n the ca
nacifv of their vessels entitled them to do legally These
incie charges aainst Captain Brandt of the lIcrdrr
and Capain j. Never. Of the frFia hof OF whom move
since committed suicide. Similar indictments are on inc
cnlondor coinaf the capfaius OF the Doua Hap burg
sve,u Wo4fphalia. Rhine. Brrcnltnd, Nrsrr. Sahrr.
viking Gcllcft Losing. UOhcustauiicn, Baltimore ana
rTvnf n Is now said in explanation Of Captain
Rrdts euicde that charges had been preferred against
him ana Capaln Never for utoNiraiion aud that thry
we're both likely 10 lure their commands.
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Cesal Noliees.

DyFRTISFMENTS FOR THE NEW
a YORK IRIBD NJ WILL BE RECEIVED Al Ing
lsrDWN OFFICES, $50. l.-sS Broadway, corner lhufF
10 ST. West Twenty 1hiri-st corner tlrhth ayoy
s ~ Ia-t FYuftoeuths corner Union square 40 bud
I'D, corner FORT effh -. 81 the HARLEM OFfltEA
. lnrl and 500 Thru ave-, one hundred and
fh r.if 3" X o. ni. ni regular Office faifA
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, Albany
y C1!nfr Doc matter ~ the Globe Mutual Life Insurance
1unan, In pursuance Of order o, thus Court uar %
~ufal Term thereof 10 Albany, \ 3, On The lDti cai II
Mlfri 1850 entered the Clerks Once 81 Albany
County on the 21ui day OF March. 1850
pof. f. hereby given that TIE undersigned 30 and
cations of tc p, htren and Ia take proofs and ascertain.
r,ods and papers Of said company, who
policy holders in said Globe Mutual Lc Insurance com
pauy number % policies outstanding IN force, the names
policies due upon each, and the porsons wo arc
entitled % share The proceeds 81 thc sccur
doe oley held ~ trust hy the insufalsc depart
men 0i te state " York Tor The benefit Of said policy
holders the amount which e"ch Of the persons iogrd
De- entitled ought receive. and NIX The r3o or proportion
r tsr which each OF the holders oi said poll
ce. Is en- i,d according TO Las, and report te
same a which ii and 90 length appears M id order
entered aforesaid and notice y hereby further Nfrn
.l policy fodsr- IA said aud al persons ul
sad arcucs and cash f0rsad hereby roqurd ala NO
tH present their claims and proofs concerning saa poll
cites Aforesaid. the Nauo 90 each ~ said policies
upon aaCh, and the persons who are cntt"
money Aforesaid and Tue amount which each 81 to rsns -
found Doe entitled eIght 10 receive, % the urdersend
AFORESAID his Once No aa broadway m tnc t
YORK. Monday. the lad DAY o Nay, ISL. a. "
O'Clock no0B ana which place aud time the undersigned
refccee VIII poed 10 hear and determine tr matters
80 ruiolIed TO hilu Aforesaid WILLIAM H. SEtok
Dated Scw YORK April Is ISL zap 2o-st ". - -
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BAND OF MuRDERERs BROKEN UP.

WASHINGTON, May 1O.-The following tele-
gram has been received At tho War Department from
General schOheld under date OF New Orleans:
Lieutenant Bulls, oath Infantry, commanding Semi
mole scouts has reported from camp. ten miles below
The month Of the PecOs that tho I'd az daybeak he
kfruck Indian camp, killed four men and one squ9w,
captured enc boy. wounded squaw and twenty
animals He found various articles OF wOnen's and
rhiidren's clothing In the camp and states that tho
party s. the Killed the MclAurn family. There
sre do official reports hoTe to Mceurin but ~ il be-
teycd 70 family recently murdered IN Trio Canon.
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Drcssmaking.

4 FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAkER desires q
l frN more ouragemrnss Hy the day n respectable fau
f. fs.rDu.hy competent. forms g 30 pcf ty Adlftss
M. d. BOX d. Tribune pio9n Once LIS broadway
DRESSNAKER,-A competent dressm maker
r-fs,ie aud nsifs done iu the latest style and 90 no
f r. old customers NJ sOr.i Tor Df te day please
CALI Mrs CASSIDY, Pae!ac-ql4to -yia-st between On
.r.. -f.. ftta
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Corporalion Noiites.

NOTICE.-Hids or estimates VII be received
Nv tb. department Public Parks nuul Nay Is 1881,
Tor enc oolas works fur building tie pe tTcste 81 ile
,,..ir Drnrn the Madi snnase bridge OVERTIME Harlem
Iitrr For building Toe approaches O. the Mrii5o1ase
iffrs larlfm RIVER For fan Information tAe
CIV Record. for sale az 30 CITY Hall
NrOTlCT-Bids or estimates will be received
y ~ fho Office OF tr Department ~ Public PARKS uni My
ffr regulating. grading tDtIug ttlb alu Fitef
tneinW ile sitCA Tx l1Hthsi Eos ui lliyf
natou 8oc City iecoul, for sale 90 40 cay Hail
NOTICE.-Proposals viii be received at tho
y oGirr Of the Department 81 Pebble Caarts7 aud t"[
tom sl lHye. uuti May 49, 1891. lor oycOrls gfofeJ
hardware lumber .nd lime For fun information 40 1lih
NEt ORD Tor sale al FNitJ Hall
NOTICE.---Sealed Proposals viii he received
y the ONCE of Sac trc D. p9r,mon 100 aua iDf h-io
-t. until May l. la1l r.. buainr h.nsn iei ~ -Ss
aad l0f,tl Information heo my i.pp"tNs
iof SAFE at 40. city Hat
NOTICE.-Sealed proposals. viii bc received
y by "a. h0a Trustees ofshe Eleventh hari az th Ia
oi thc nar Education until May ~, lhel ioi tetaif
painting Grammar HchpolAo u-e 30 t Last it ~
nm rfornnn ty Record fol sle AZ M cry iiiD
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Henry" said bis wife, with chilling sever
as sas ,on coming cat Of ssloor this afternoon"
sWei ms daFi ag," replied the bearslesr man you
peaiint have year hIsNAad staying IN saloon an day
koala youF
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NArAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, May i0.-A cable dispatch to
the Navy Department from Commander Casey, com
handing lhe United States steamer QuinBebang all
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A DyRRTISFMENTS FOR THE NEW:
= Nokk IRB WILL ~ KEctiNhD ~ , shk
nfff.t. g0, lwcniy .ihFd.st, cora hlthth aNe.
SEQ gl Itsi Fruheenihst corner tniol y sais stei-S
ave. tunfs fufly-ssf alfh - AZ the uAhLf4 ~ -
Noe 1901 800 lhrf aYo.. Corff ptt,lthNl'A 'e'
twenty riilr gp to p. 81 5ssulal oase s.e
DRUSHES of every description .it 1lO le'tl'
ID 81. orf-ftr Peck slip Oh ari.ce- AZ t~efi prite
Join n. uOPfEf. AaAuiacluiff ai4 ihto4''t'
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citations tUanieO- AlaIcS.


AUVFgVI,I MENTS FOX 1hE NEW
y YoHE RAM ne WILL BE ltECiyEl. AZ sn-
trTOWh offlCisi 30. S n,''' eo}.r m rith ayS
81 SO Ia. roat,su e. 'o,q 81, inS Io1 oIFiSES
& to,r ',i 2. gln mimi aSr. corner OnrhuDdrei and
i.,ni, 9Th IT, rr to b o.. d. NJ r,puar oaee rates.
4 GENTLEMAN, having been connected
~ with oueof to pr ip'i i.i'l leN,"! ., ' ,s
fr.. eI. nsuufac turing lcwo.ry concern. whom s1'
ta, 81, i-'e'si e 5,' T. p roai,i,,
PRACTICAL energetic man go of 81
\ peri0r eiacatou wans snaiieui aIas- ihs tnel 3D.
German. sclHf.n., An hn .a,s',i ul un i , t, m s
bt.,o,ss Oood rei.renc,-. Answcr T. %. Hoxt". ciy
= ssISTANT BARTENDER or PORTER
y is, comp, young man. willing 70 learn te business
g. 1 i.a1'fi'b..iia. iianers 'o.a} Posi- oiice. j.
DOOKKEEPER.-By wei educated young
- man. hoouehl ro-tcd % BE- ping hooAs and al Once
du.'e' 81 .' -.ter.sc, W ~ tribune 0mee
BOOKKEEPING, &c.-By n young man
srsng English and tiermau. dry goo bookkeeping
or bald 1diar puol rciertncea r. BRADY $50 LAS, 5-sI
pOOKKEEPER, CASHIER or COLLEC-
- Toby az American, ,fo 'p. hatlnt h,a ~
crenoc. Wholesale or roaiL j. e. r, tost ONCE boz 49,
Ioul lsisa4 'it,.
DVTIER or WATTER.-By most capable
eo2ntry Addr,ss Waffle 1879 tribune Uptown Oi,s
COLLECTOR PORTER, &c.-By "a respecta-
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Tribune Ssi upioSn once ass Brsadwey.
Weddings, evening and dinner
- parties served al short notice also iauis m fats snp
ESss;sa, gay 9ilRst ''''-'
NOACHMAN and GARDENER.--By Prot
" ostant nan lsne gndefl.seis hs duties thoi9gghiy
snceS Address j. H. lSl, tribune Uptown 6ce l,aSs
Broa.iway.
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felp Ulnieo.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE MN,
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