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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06

corner OF Na''an ara iIlesl,. -
DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ID THURSDAY, MARCH 9, FAUST ~
TUESDAY, i1th-LA FORA DEL DEsriNo.
TIE ssle Of seats for any oi TIE "hovo nsnoa per
fornances will CONNIE nee this morning, March b.
pARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
P r. BARNUM.. MANAGER IS II HVRD. .A''i't'n..
GRAND GAl DAY
IN CELEBRATION OF orr VICTORIES
AS THE 0RkAT
MILITARY AND ckG PROCESSION
THE wIsbows AND BALCONIES
win be
THE BEST r. Pr As4s Il TUE CITY
THE MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY.
FERFORMANCLs NEARLY EVERY HOUR
THE SPLENDID OK fs@sSAsD ! DOLLAR "a DRAMA
WORNMEN VI EEW-YohA:
GREATEST SUCCESS EVER ACHIEVED
s %gniS viii powerful effect. to he
PLEASING EMOTIONS hND TENDER sYMfArHlEs
THE prErLy INTENSIFIED AUDIENCES
"'''' ''' SMILES AND TEARS
ei''O" G ;ne 'ss' AyD FRuTiIFIL DEFAMATION
TONY 0sEIFE IND y pAN g i, GIRAFFE
gr,,,isay .hewiag the nALLST T'5r Bl2gp Thp
"'''' ALL rms DEcsrTioSs fRAcrIcED
''' N'''''"''' L. PiSrnEeirEYDFD MEDIUMS
L.resize hsuIes OF tie JAPANESE.
PROV. HuTcniNGs, -, J,G IN SiNG = caLCuLAToA
woODROFfKs BOHEMIAN CLASS BLoMERs
TWO GLASS STEAM ENolAEs n MoTI1s.
GIRO ,ssitN GIRL. DwAaP. ALslNo ROY, LIVING
OFFERS, AoUARiA. A MILLION CURIOsiilES
Admission ~ cent?; Children Under ten - eent..
IVAN AMBuRGH a. Co.'S MENAGERlE and
GREAT MORAL HxIilrl On,
No.. so nd 81 BROApMaY.
LAST WEN s s!.r o oS
LAST WEEK Bur oSE
or Tlis COLOSSAL MESAGfHIF.
lie mos f NOS flo oS S oF &SfMATrD NATURE
in The wsrl, cOn,pri.iis ~ ilhi.ie vr.s.y Of.
OF ALL coINTRlfs
VII r2siTNI.S CLOSE
Y a'IsD MtsT %f fH1Psi
ee'oI; ,he Psie WI hsy. snos' StfSan,y - ''sH'
complete Ioo'os,,Hi s1 R = ~,
WILL SOI RLTC&S
% Ne" 'o1 TIRE FhkroniN.ScEs DAILY.
"iii W6s M E. Tram" FRAMED y asiuALs
ADMISSION ONLY = CESi5.
THEATRE FRANZ is.
Il NiRLOS SALOON.
TUESDAY. ilh March, IS a, 3 o'elO,t p IN.
70 isr " sos ~ ''I p, = III ps s1sIsr
Open, serA Bur.esqua. Drsmshoa LYRICS Of eetsr .
MUSES. del Maestro, N.au-Roi,
with sylendd cast.
the music Of this opera bss beer ought q Of
GOLD and paid ssEsSBAcxe
Mon ETOfLF.
Comedy y scfih~.
7be,,.r OTc. ct No 90 Brosdway tgfound foorl
CTEIN Avs ROOM S-PIANOfORIE
- sOIREF. MIR. = Is. MILLS
respeftf Ally anropncss that ne
FiRST SOinEE or riANO FORTE MUSIC,
II the old ~ new school will ,atc place
THIS (Mondsyl ESEYISG 3sfch g. Sc o'elo,s
AT Stenways Room. Nos IL and - ts.t bogrtssnt st.
Nh. 5. y. MILLS
vii be ssisisd By biz pupil, -
Mss LtcKUAPDr
Tictets 50 sach
To b. had schsrfepb-ryi LgI Ns. SO Broadway, and
Beer schirm,Ts no sol Broadway, where also pro
er,nues can be ott.ined
nEBUT OF Mrs. j. A. PROSCH. - Mrs..
~ PkOSCH VII give herfn. NFADlSG assisted by J. D.
brown ,locs,iori. a, Clinton Hal. Atof Place on MON
DAY FlksIsU March o. Scenes nom ftsio, School fof
Soandl Insona. with Posiie Selection. Hrs Adsm.
the Iopols vocalist, will ssss Tcssa 70 cents To com
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Corporation Notices.
OftiCs o. rHx CosNIssIoSEps oP TAxxs ASo)
Asslssrgsrs No. - Chambers ST.. }
MN Nnu. In IL
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. - Notice il


NKwYoRx, Jan I, 1875
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. - Notice 10
~ hereby sivrn that the Assessment Rolls OF the Zeal ard
Personal Estate OF CITY and County o. New York fer
viii tc oren tor inspection aud review rom and scr Non
day January tS and will remain open an the 9fh day OF
April, 1905 tor the elton Of and the equal
OF the xsessmeus Of th. Aforesaid Real and Pefsonal
Estate Of the City and County u New York. All per
sons believing themselves to be sggeved mus make appca
ton 10 s Commissioner Diving the period ABOVE mentioned
In order 70 obtain Il relief provided Dy law II sn,h ,ppea
lion be made relation To tho assessed valuation OF the Real
E,aie 4 mus. DO made IN writing STATING ground OF OBJ
lection thereto and thereupoD the Comm oneIs shall exam
Inc into the complaint, AMI IT, IN their Judgment tho as.es
en they shat tho same to be corrected
II application BE- made in relation to tho assessed vsua
ton OF tho Personal Estate Ia. applicant shall bo e1nllned
under OATH by tue sad Conois.ione' who shall be autho!
ICED to administer such oath and " In has or Their Judgment
the assessment erroneous they shall cause the sam 20 De
corrected and x the snon. 81 such assessment as tr may
h.iey. 10 e Just declare their decision thereon within
thirty d,ys after such application shs have been made 70
theu 10 reduction sbal be made by the Botrd OF Super
vsoru Req Personal Estate imposed pn
der this sc unless it shs appeal uadoI oath sruaon
that the party aseSed unable attend within Il period
prescribed the correction vi taxes by OF sickness
sbssnce r. ON the city.
}. w. tLLEN, )Coun,soners Of
O. H. PURSEH Taxes
G. d. woODRUFF, and A,se,snen,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06

CORSETS and SKIRTS NOW OPENING.
~ New Styles Dress TIM ninss, Ribbons Laces Epbrod.
-rie. Rus Crochet and Other INNINGS Ladies and Misses
Under Garments small Wares Hair Nets, Fsn goods, &c.
kc ~ B.--Jonyin'. celebrated Kid Gloves. all the
shades at ELGERs Noa AGO and $50 Broadway 10Th
Fast eide.
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READsi BEADS.! BEADSH
ID AND FANCY GOODS.
NJ r. BROWN. Importer.
No. 1S8 Peahst, ~ Y.
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Professional Motifs.

4 BOOK containing an account OF PlLfst
n FIsTULA. STRUCTURE. ard thirty other INfohi.
H., had ON opp!lca.on TO HENRY A. DANiELs, oTs.s'W
GOD Cep.ulpgI surgeon Ne 8. tu.an square. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06

LUR SALE Tho dcsirable RESIDENCE
i No. Ceaags. Newark New Jersey located In =
pe.r yloorhood IN IA med ate vicinity Of Psrk Poet
Dice and nerbct AID rvs mina-s wsh rom 'epot, hon
ph,h hourly communication ~ had with NswYor
10, Is BY Id feet House IS By <5 feet 3,ory bes contain.
n, II fn hsd cellar With bath station
ws.h brin wser closet, range h-aef Css kc AMI in per.
feet ortsr fhout Apply to T. H. SMITH j., NJ. -.
Brost.s,.. S.whft kewJ-rsey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06
Go n)bom it man Gortern.

CARD TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
~ Every who has lot Arm been otherwise OH.
oiled by the weF wanted for Popular BOOKS
Gan make 50 " y fermsIent employment tor psrteu.
isr address A. HUDGhAN, No. 80 CTosby-st.. N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06

TNHE PERSON that took Carpenters
Il MEMORANDUM BOOK nom TBs TRIBUNE D.si
~i receive the thanks Of the by leaving 81. Of
SEQ, and obligo CARPENTER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06

ENOR SALE AT ASTORIA, l.. IA HOUSE
Il and LOT on Acsdemys. House ilI%i. containing ter
and closets grapes and sI lbbey 40 About !.
minutes walk TO steamboat % ferry. Price f2o. Apply Il
Join L. MESEKOLE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06

APPROPRIATIONS. BEGINS at g.
III NETWORK CIRCUS
MONDAY AND EVERY EVENING.
GsANo MhrlNtbS
On WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY 81 q.
Frs. nj .hts Of the and grest sp.c' sco.sr
CHINESE FESTIVAL OF
THE FEAST OF LANTERNS
which viii he diced scale 81 unparalleled spsntes
with ne W and erb costomes procession Appoiniusnt
BRILLIANT CORPS Dr. bALLKT
sPLESplD CHINESE ILLUMNATIOEs,
realizing the gr. at animal fesissl Of
THE fLOWLRY LAND
The rcst Chinese spectacle -
MILL COMMENCE THE PERFORMANCES
each evening and at the Ms.inre.
CONTINUOUS TRIUMPH
and fourth brilliantly successfn week Of
TEF UNASIE' USLy ADMITTED
GREAT COMIC PANTOMiMR,
HARLEQUIN MOTHER GOOSE,
WIN ~ ,plcaaia nine en- sccnt ard
WONDROUs TRICKS AND Transformations
In addition to
THE CHINESE FESTIVAL AMI
THE UGRIvALED PhNTONinE.
GRAND EQUESTRIAN DIVEKTlSf MENTs,
and the Uneysmplcd Ancient
GAMES or THE CURRICULUM.
VIII be presented AT each per orDsnce in which
THk GREAT STAR TROUPE
OF PEERLESS ARTISTS APPEAR.
Ho1rcE--SEATS SECURED ss days Ia advance for
eitter the evening performances or Msiinses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06
GouseS ano farms nanteo.
Rral estate for Sale.

A J. BLOCKER, son. g. Co., Anctioneers
II. and ueai Estate Brokers No. n Cedar st., have -
r.i,sta talc number of valuable and nioisias priced
NDUsTs al STORES; .iso BUILDING LOIS N various
par, ~ the ly
MONEY to LOAN on MORTGAGE
A. J. BLOCKER. SON Co.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE-LO-
ca;ed the Hna,on Rvr bout ~ miles north Of Popsh
se-ps~ railroad dpo, containing about ~ As -
OF sni d stocked It'll igut tres o. All amos
g. fl beanr The hous- "a arg situated on high com
uanin "a .r.and ce iShtfI vsg u the rvtr moub
ts al lie rfogu6n. srcnry TIE country. The g.e
hau,e carriage house tsfn she'd sc bou and other build
ins. sf- lrst bn u the mater ais IN the most sob
.a. ~ n-r aud finished In rqua. t. any Tnc ace
viii b. nd, tic furniture IA ~. 9gse, ios er Win ne
horeso ni lsos sl,Fh kc g., desired or ,sitsoe
ESQ. % s.100 remain u, pace for nr,aer rar
eul .inquirr Il john BANKER cs1, Cashef Hanover
Iisr Il or C..hl-r City BaIi ofPoashke.psie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06
VIE BEST PIANO-EORTE.

rINHE BEST PIANO-EORTE.
4 ONE THAT WILL LAST 4 LlFE.T,NE. A.
W. H. BRADBuRY'S NEW SCALE PlANotCKIh
pronounced such. By the best judges n the mus po"on
They excel al Others in the cssenss OF perfect II o
Forte viz In tone touch, power aud thorough woAnrsi T.
Cal send for Circular. with Illustrations and Ie'tneh Az
OF the mort cniuen artists and Hnateus
W. Il. Bradbury. No ~ Broope-''' .
corner NTosayst. y. j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06

.WALLAcK'. BENEFIT
MISS FANNY MORANT.
NEVER ACTED HERE,
''H'"' ~'f qgs Man sfuS " MANY FRIENDS,
Is az JEALUGs:
BOX-BOOK NOW OPEN
|WA1LAcK'. BENEFIT
Mr. GEORGE HOLLAND.
FRIDAY, March 10.
Never acted mere.
m n 4TSF ; dnTTTf is'f Is SoT dorp,
the very lanshabc amer piece.
THE INFANT PRODUCES
BEULAn SPA.
Boz book open
WINTER GARDEN lHalunnr
TIE LAST NlGaIIs OF
~ MONDAY, MAHCHe,
BOOTHS HAMLET
being its EIGHTYsiXfH CONSECUTIVE fLhroi~"
one OF TIE YoBLEsr PIECES or DRAMATIC
ART EVER SEEN IN ANY LAND OR IN ANY ACE; w +
NOT Be a Has
SEEN IT. " z. iirraAL
Doom open a. q c c, M%s c1T At 1v,pcu n
the r0O"'" VI y RAJ. MATINEFs
Of BOOTH HAMLET.
seas '' sR AZ tG EVENING, MARCH
BENEFIT OF MRS. =. :. CHANFRAU,,
which occasion VIII be pIesented bouGe.lts o'souo
'''' TIE COLLEEN BAwN,
In which slr r. ) ClsIGau val maize b" only appearance
tais season.
NTIBIO's GARDEN. Begins at "A.
~ lessee and Manager .......wM wHnATLLY
FIRST MONT Or The ENoAcEaLSl
OF ''' '''' BASEL F. BANDMAS.
VINO wi" 'pp'' PHIrIP AND vAYDMoNr,
TIL ioNDAf EVENING, March {, 6o5. IN sn,w Ronsn'
tic lay, in ac:s taken om the Gernan OF MADAME
"'''"' '''' TIE BEAUPoETs.
6eipsa dIs~sGn q Ssi yn ,s R1SS,fgJ n0'' 'n''
The piece will be pe1oced sfer months Ct PREPARATION
SCENERY.
APPOINTMENTS.
AND 4 POWERFUL CAST.
sea,s secured Fix days in advance
BROADWAY THEATER.-Begns "a.
18th WEEK OF JoHNE. OWENS
Ie,d CONSECUTIVE APrEARAacE
Last LAST SsiIG GhT o. OF
TooDLEs snd YonTY WIEKs
| GOODIES and fORIf WlSkS
the run Of which has been extended thus far beyond the tern
%xRs sEp H6 sSi sGccEsa
Soon yin presented Boneicault: eISu,si,s ZONE drama
DOT; or THE CRICKET OK TIE HEARTH.
which w.i De produ ced with new scenery, rusic &C.
Nj J. IN y. OWENs.......":.....CA ALB PLUMMER
,nstnh iby an excellent cast, incudifg tie sed tftit
Mr. George JaUison rseIy onso.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06
feal estate for Bale.

MOE SALE OR TO IET-At Fot Hamil.
ton IS minutes from the berry 49,, wan -
Eurnae. Dumb alter and ciseFn Ia Tho hoe Lot i ieet
square contains sso handsome new chfisf , a IA
s.t sp Ing Pce SO 800 Or r,
= tS0 ner yesr. Apply to JOSEPH ChoCALh' f0''
.rilto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06

Tor, HoI;sE No 70 Second place brooklyn. less than
twcny minutes BY M from fSn fsI s ' fTe 'front.'
To, al by 1873 feet Terms $1,000 syov Or lss'
e,n Tem.i Atply No. I07 Euliou-s, Newton !" WILL
TTAM YISsLEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06

V'HE HORACE WATERS Grand, Sqnsre.
j aud Upright PIANOS, MrLoDEoNs, HAkIG
NUNS rnd EOIIAN ORGANS Wboesa'c and retail 40
let and rem. slowed If pu based Monthly payments ~
ccved for Second band pianos bersans tro,
to f22S Sheet music little soed at lc per rage f."
IN attendance 10 rs new rlu.c Factory sui ~s,f9i-s
No <sl Broadway. Cs,h paid !of secondhand Pianos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06

A PARTM ENTS.-A Gentleman may have an
n excellent FURNISHED ROOM, in private house on
Murr,y Hill py addressing Mira. D., Tribune Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06

nEBUT OF Mrs. J. A. PROSCH. - Mrs..
~ PkOsCH VIII Give frat NFADlsG, assisted by J. y.
brow ,ocs.iori.t at Clinton Hal Astor Place, on mon
DAY ElksIsG, hsTehe Scenes nom Faro. School for
Soand1 Lgoniaf Sc with Posiie ssiscIr. Hrs Adau.,
the Topolsr vocalist will saist Tcssa 70 cents To com
DeDce II H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06
Bodr0 an6 Rooms.

A GENTLEMAN wishes BOARD at a farm
N hou,e or mail vilas- half hours hde nom New
york FOR himself wife infant and Plain good country
b. RI nd HEALTHY Location Indispensable Terms rot TO Ell
eeel y 100 DER month address j. h. H., Tribune Once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06
NOR sAIE-Thc RESIDENCE of the late

EOR SiLE-The 4-story English basement
Il HOUSES No ?36 West Thirty .econds, and Nos III
nd l.g West Thirty Ao the Jstory hgh stoopl
brick HOUSES No. IS East Twenty eighth It and No 90
West Forty third a. Possession ist Nay nett Apply 10
q CUUKCHlLL, No. Iel Rrosdway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06

yia,,.sr on nISn "a
Ia good repair hull sla lot For permits and particulars
apply - ALLEN l. BROWN, No. 90 broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06
NmnselifTfs.


CADFMY OF MUSIC-ITALIANCP EKA.
LssF WEEK HuT one or THE OPEhA; ocr
ru,c nf1sn,V v, Z VI NiNG MARCH 9, AT OCLOCk,
$3.50 n rLfeenth Subscription Nightl
Fourth Malt Of VrrAis lat snd lis ,nc.rsui ope3~
la FORA DEL DESIlNc
BY the press sad pubic he fiese'' WIN " '
L.u..,io,. con po.r.. II ~ be peJducedinv,
TiII MOST GEDRGEoUS sifiE,
and with IN sa'raorlirarly brilliant cast including
CAROZZEZICCHI,
MORETSl .
MAsSIMIIlANI,
LORlNI.
DuBREuL.
The Incidental Ballet by ,urtcr
ERStSFlNt tHu 30, c,p, ,rpGuIV
4 an GAIL HEhg AN
Tu uOKEOW TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH T.
LAST NIGHT OF FAUST,
With n. SPLENDID mise en- scene end great cas,'
Wedpesday-LA FORA DEL DI.sI iNO -,,,,o
I,iIov-IRs-T NIGHr or "A FORA DEL DESTiNo.
No Ma inee OIL Satnr'sy, March IL -.
Seats may secured or thc spove-naned Periorn,o ~
a., Academy ct Beer Schirmers, No. 10l fro,dsN a.
Pond COZ. No. 3i7 Broaiwsy and =, Root Anthony g.
corner of Nassau and Pine-sis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06

EOR SALE AT ASTORIA, J.. 1.-The large
i ND sou,nodious DWELLING HOUSE. situsted on the
sen, containing IS rooms hot and cod water hrou ghout
stationary wash tub. bath fo'm hot Hir furnace igs
and % lots Of ound well stoot with selected
fruit AMI ornamental trees grapes, kc IS minutes wax "a
,.-snbo ( snd ferry. Price f5o0o Apply to JOSIAH ~
WHITNEY hstoha l.. |.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06

DOR SALE.--Valuable WATER FRONT on
l. North River containing nearly two blocks with front
sse Of 5lV feet a the Tiser. Applyto
BENEDlCT L COfT, No. Pin.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06

DOR SALE-Wth Immediate PosScbsIou-
Tb~,. new Erick HOUSES, three story ba.einsn, eho
una.rcear hsh brownsone STOOLS; complete WIN ." Wv
modern imp ovenent' Location last nm y,J Tern,
cc.e Inoairs of j. A. SELIlCK, No. ll9 East EistyAh
~ or GEO w BEALE. No. 81 Plns-tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-06

StTEAMBOATS FOR SALE.
- SIX STEAMBOATS, ranging from $50 70 $50 ton. Also
Two Propeller FRI i,ht and pssengrr nrEAMER}, and
. ssrsi screw Tug STEAMERS. Apply g.
c. ". COPELAND, No. III Broadway.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-09-21
UNREDEEMED LANDS.
OFFICE OF CLERK OF BOARD SUPERVISORS, J
Iowa County, Wis.
DodCeyille August TO- 1868 |

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that the following
land. and CITY and village lots. in the County of Iowa
and state of Wisconsin were sold by the Treasurer Of
said County on the twelfth day of May, 1S63 fol-
the Delinquent of the year 1862 and other
below specified
The amount set opposite to each tract of land and
city and village lot is the amount of tax interest and
charges due thereon, cOmpu ted up to the last day
redemption.
Now, therefore, unless the taxes and charges are
paid the following described tracts of land and city
and village lots before the 18th day of May A. D,
1866 the same will be conveyed by Tax Deed to the
purchasers
GEO. H. OTIS,
tprk of IF To-
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-05-11
Proceedings Of Board of Trustees

May 8th, 1860.
Presents w Reese, pres't, Thos. Car
keck, S. b. Mclaughlin, John Mylroie, s.
Hoskins, P. j. Morris.
The Board convened pursuant to adjourn
ment, and was called to order by the Pres
dent.
Minutes of previous meeting were read,
and on motion approved.
The bill Of Thomas Lewis for services as
Village Marshal was presented and allowed,
and order drawn for $4,000.
The bill of Wrigglesworth & Co. for pub
fishing the ordinances and minutes during
the year was presented and allowed, and an
order drawn for $1,000.
The Village Treasurer presented his &C
count, which was accepted.
An order was drawn in favor of W. j.
WriggIcsworth, Village Clerk, for services,
5000.
There being no further business before
the Board they adjourned sine die.
w. j. RGGLEswoRTH,
Village Clerk.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-05-11
New Hoop Skirt for 1865!
THE GREAT INVENTION OF THE AGE IN e
HOOP SKIRTS

j. W. BRADLEY's New Patent DUPLEX FLIP
TIC Tor double) SPRING SKIRT
VESTS. BRADLEY Il CAREY, (late j. I. l. J O..
Vest SOLE PRoPRIETORS and MANUFACTURE
Els, 81 Chambers and 10 and 81 Reade Streets New
York
THIS INVENTION consists of DUrLEx Tor two
Elliptic Steel Springs ingeniousiy braided tightly and
firmly together, edge to edge max ing the toughest,
most fexb elastic and double spring ever used They
seldom bend or break like the sin gle springs. and con-
sequently preserve their perfect and beautiful shape
twice as long any other skirt
The wonderful fexibity and great comfort and
pleasure to any lady wearing the Elliptic Duplex skirt
will be experienced particularly in all crowded assem-
blies, operas, carriages railroad cars church pewsailn
chairs, for promenade and house dress as the skirt eau
be folded when in occupy small place as essj
as a silk or muslin dress lady having enjoyed the
pleasure comfort, and great convenience OF wearing
the Duplex Elliptic steel spring skirt for single day
will never afterwards Willingly dispense with their
use For children misses, and young ladies. they are
superior to all others They the best quality in
every part and enthusiastically the ightest. most de-
sirable comfortable, and economical skirt ever made
For sale i'll all frst-cass stores in the United States
and Canadas Havana, Cuba, Mexico, South America,
and the West Indies.
"a Inquire for the Duplex Elliptic Skirt 29-m3
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-05-11
Soldiers Home.

1t is proposed to erect suitable building
at the city Of Milwaukee, as home for our
helpless soldiers. In furtherance of the
prcject,th Legislature appropriated $4,000,
and a State Fair is to be held at Milwaukee
on the 28th Of June in aid Of the cause.
Societies have been organized in every
county in the State, showing that our peo-
pie are not disposed to be whit behind the
sister states.
We have reason to be proud of our gal
LIANT badger boys. They have nobly defen-
ded our cause, and hundreds are to-day
living witnesses Of the carnage of war.
Hundreds are without homes, almost Deepen
dent upon charity for support-unable from
wounds TO obtain livelihood. The scanty
government allowance as pension TO these
poor fellows, is insufficient for their sup
pert. 1t therefore behooves Us as people
TO care for them.
In furtherance Of the cause, Iowa County
should join a helping hand. A Society is
formed at Dodgey'lle, and it is proposed
that each town in the county donate sum
Of money, to be forwarded to the Treasurer
at Milwaukee.
Let each citizen, man, women and child
give at least quarter of dollar to the
Home. Committees are appointed in each
town to wait upon the people and receive
contributions.
Let Iowa County do her part. Let The
name Of every citizen De recorded as a do
nor TO this institution.
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Soldiers Home.

The following receipt, showing that the
money sent from this town has been duly
scceived by the managers of the Soldiers
Home, is published by request:
MILWAUKEE, April 22d, 1865.
Mrs. MARY RANGER, See. "fEome Relief
Society" Dodgeville, Wis.
Mr. Tallmadge, Treasurer of the Soldiers
Home Fair has directed me to write you
acknowledging receipt Of your favor Of The
18th inst. enclosing $50 for Permanent
Home for our destitute Soldiers. Please
present our thanks for your donation. to
your Society. All portions of the State are
at work, and our plans will succeed.
Very respectfully,
T. I R,-rVprCr Ccr Gao
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-05-11

To BE MUSTERED OUT.-There are
now in Camp Washburn three companies
of soldiers. or two hundred and forty
men, all of whom will DE mustered out of
the service, to-day or to morrow. They
are volunteers, the drafted men, who
were in camp there, having been discarg-
ed some time since.
One of these companies received or
ders. some days ago, to join its regiment
at the front, but before it set out, the
order was countermanded nevertheless
the company set out, and got as far as
Chicago, when it was percmptorily order
ed back. 1t returned on Tuesday, some
of the men laughing, others grumbling at
being thus suddenly returned to the
quiet retreats of camp Washburn. Ser
vice in Uncle Sans army, we notice, is
not now so dreaded as it was few
months ago.-MI. WIS. 18th inst.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-05-11

RELEASED UNION PRIsoNERs.-Be-
tween one and two thousand paroled
Union prisoners, belonging to Western
regiments, who were forwarded to Vicks-
burg by the rebels, reached Cairo on
the oath. Some OF them are from An
dersrille, ga.
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-05-11

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