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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-03-04

So A Highlander was one day looking
at print from picture of some of the old
masters, in which angles were represented
blowing trumpets. He inquired if "the
angels played on trumpets p and being
answered in the affirmative, feelingly re-
marked: "Hech, sirs, but they maun be
pleased wi music! wonder they dinna
borrow pair o bagpipes p
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-03-04
Sixth Regiment Reunion

Comrades of the old Sixth, let us orally
Once Again"-not for deadly conHic
but for social reunion, and reorgani
cation of the old regiment we are proud te
have been connected with.
Believing that it is the desire of at least
nine tenths Of the regiment to meet and eff
feet reorganization, we join in issuing {
call for meeting, to be held at Milwaukee
on Wednesday, the 10th of March, 1870
and earnestly hope that every member wht
sees or hears of the call will make it
point to attend.
The aboyo call is issued and signed b,
E. s. Bragg, j. A. Kellogg, and 60 others.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-03-04

No majority. Convention then took r.
cess of ten minutes. Again called to or
der, and took a third informal ballot, as
follows:
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-03-04
No choice being nade,sa second informal
ballot was taken, resulting as follows

No choice being made,sa second informal
ballot was taken, resulting as follows:
Ut Mills, 10 votes.
O. B. Thomas, 7
II S ); Masoon, :" ~.
/ W. - o".'ei. .,
NO iiaJorl'y. Convention the,i LOOK y
Jess VI 'e.i ',,i.'ot IS AsSla cai'eo 20 VI.
eJ,, an" '0oA '"''o '''io' maj o"i'o' as
ioho"s.
" p p n pnw,v So''S'
Q. B. Thomas, II "
W. =. Carter
Still no majority. convention then pro
ceeded to take a hrst formal ballot, which
tailed mus:
J. T. Mills, II votes.
W p p i nswnv 8.
Blank
Judge Mills having received majority
Of all the votes, was declared the nominee,
and on motion of +. T. Hobb, Of Crawford
county, the nomination was made unani-
nous.
On motion of Mr.. Field. a committee Of
! three was appointed consisting of Messrs
Field Arms,rono and Wehnr to ,.;t mn.
on JUDGE Mills an,; notify him If his nom.
ination.
Judge Mills being introduced addressed
the convention as follows
uENTLEhEN DELEGATES
lou nave met mere 10 nominate my sue
cessor III lne once OF circuit Judge.
am informed that You 10 not desire
a change IN the judicial Office at present
Since have occupied this responsible po-
sitlon, | have tried the cases of great
many OF my fellow citizens; You now have
the advantage, and are trying me. If the
grand jury OF the people shall ratify your
choice at the polls, Shall not set aside the
verdict Certainly not the love of office,
or OF any ofhce,,ls so gratifying to me as to
know, that alter SIX years OF trial, am
not found entirely unworthy OF your con-
noehce. AZ the same tlhe, l know that
owe my NOMINATION. a n9t 70 any superiority
~ learning or htnesS put wNhoot AFRO
sahce, may cia''h the advantage OF age
o. ions pract'ce at tue oar out ABOVE all
.i'S' LOT my denomination, am indebted
70 ttie ciiafac'eris'lc moaesty ana magma
nnn'ty VI my Pfoiessioh' Younger men
choose Inc forum, ana are Wiling TO make
larger room Ior their genius oy conferring
upon tneir seniors the yhonoraoie exile OF
.he oehch. accept Their kindness; but
let my JUNIOR brethren remember, that
I ~lelher l am elected or not, SIX years
'r %, no" announcer I'epuoiican convention
WI: assemble mere ana sacrince one OF
the'r NUMBER upon we aitar OF MS coun-
WYE Weiiare' even as am the present
Vic oan no,.o...:
~: ~; nsu ~ opponents are IN TINS
onIu.' az .n1 pieseii' 'ille' patrioocaiiy
anu Se.'eiousiy opposed 70 parry romina-
. t.oa ~. !Iulo,ai o,noI ~ purs' Vi en-
.;0,: 'ney "oulo aooi'Sh al, party as
Then anu NAM tne people an 10 all
10y 0t 49, WV tli,s eAlraorolhary VIZ
s". ~ 'ne,1 nu .h; Weakness In TINS
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-03-04

DT The Boston Journal says that quit
ting advertising in dull times IS like tear
ing out dam because the water is low.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-03-04

w- The GAINESVILLE Gazette tells very
remarkable story ola dog. which is owned
in that city. The other day the man at
tempted to enter saloon when the dog
placed himself before the door, in such a
manner as effectually to prevent him from
carrying out his purpose While he stood
theirs, not knowing how to act, another
man came up and entered without resist.
ance on the part of the dog. Taking ad.
vantage of this, the dog.owner slipped in be-
hind the other. and closed the door shut
ting the dog outside. For long time be
waited there, until one of our merchants
opened the door and let him in. Marching
directly to his master, he seized him by
the leg OF his trowsers and ATTEMPTED to
pull him toward the door. Finding his
efforts fruitless he desisted, at the com.
mand Of his master, but repeated them as
often as the man attempted to approach
the bar.
If that dog is big dog, he deserves a
brass collar
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1870-03-04

nH-l &c asst S,s.yf'd dumb asylum
.Yy,l.. It IL -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-03

J.. F. Rohrbacher VS.. G.. NJ. Wickliffe,
Auditor-No. $50, Sixth District Court for
the parish of Orleans-This matter came on
this day for trial.
Cooley and Phillips, for relator; S. Belden,
Attorney General, for respondent.
After hearing admissions, the court con.
sidering the law, aud the admissions to be
in favor of the relator,
It is adjudged and decreed, that the writ
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dict be recorded, and that the said G.. M.
Wickllffe be discharged from his bond in this
case.
hereby certify that the above and fore
going (S) eight pages do contain true and
correct transcript OF all the proceedings
had In this case, and numbered No. $50 of
the docket of this court.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal OF our said
court, at New Orleans, this seventeenth day
of February, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy.
Z. GRAVOIS, Deputy Clerk.
RESPONDENT offers in evidence a certified
copy OF the oath of Office taken by Mr.. Della
size, temporarily acting as Auditor during
the trial Of Mr.. Wickliffe before the First
District Court. This testimony to be taken
in connection with oral testimony to ba
offered, to wit:
OATH OF OFFICE.
A certified copy of this oath must be filed
in the office of the Secretary of State.l
!, l.. I. Delassize, do solemnly swear tor
affirm) that accept the civil and political
equality of an men, and agree not TO at.
tempt to deprive any person or persons on
account OF race, color, or previous condi-
ton, of any political or civil rights. priyi-
lege, or immunity enjoyed by any other
class of men. That / will support the con.
sltutlon and laws of the United States and
the constitution and laws of this State, and
that l will faithfully and impartIally dis.
charge and perform all the duties incumbent
on me as Audisor of Public Accounts pro
te'npore according to the best of my ability
and understanding. So help me God.
(Signed) L. T. DELASSIZE.
Sworn to and subscribed before me. this
twepty-seventh day of March, 1869,
(Signed) A. SHELLEY,
Second Justice of the Peace.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, \,
Ofice SereI arr of State !
New Orleans, March a. 1869
hereby certify the above to be a trne
| copy of an oath fled in this Office on
the twenty-seventh day of March, 1869.
PITT CRAVATH.
| Assistant Secretary of State.
Respondent offers in evidence the follow,
ing certificate Of the Clerk OF the First Dis
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And the District Attorney moving the
court that the jury be polled, the question
was asked by the court to each juror sep
arately whether the above was his verdict,
and each and every juror having answered
in the affirmative.
1t is ordered that the above verdict be re-
corded and the said G.. NJ. Wickliffe be
discharged from his bond in this case.
l hereby certify that the above and fore.
going (9) nine pages do contain a true and
correct transcript Of all the proceedings
had in this case and numbered No S95 of
the Docket of this Court.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of our said
Court, at New Orleans this seventeenth day
of February, in the year of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and seventy.
2. GRAVOIS,
Deputy Clerk.
State Of Louisiana, Parish of Orleans.
First District Court for the Parish of Or
leans.
INFORMATION.
Filed April 5, 1869.
The State of Louisiana, First Judicial
District, parish OF Orleans, IS. First Dis.
trict Court for the parish of Orleans.
Charles Fl. Nuremberg, District Attorney
of the First Judicial District of the State OF
Louisiana, who, in the name and by the
authority of the said State, prosecuies in
this behalf, in proper person, comes into the
First District Court for the parish, in the
parish of Orleans, and gives the said court
here to understand and be informed that
one G. NJ. Wickliffe, late of the parish of Or
leans, on the thirteenth day of December, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-eght, with force and
arms, in the Parish of Orleans aforesaid,
and within the jurisdiction of the First
District Court tor the parish of Orleans,
being then and there Auditor of Public
Accounts, did knowingly issue o warran,
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purpose of showing that these two cases
the Patrice Leonard case and the case of
warrant No. l071-were tried before this
court, and Mr.. Wickliffe acquitted, to wit:
The State of Louislana-First Judicial
Districts S-Parish of Orleans.-First
District Court for the Parish of Orleans.
The Grand Jurors for the State of Louis
lana, duly empanelled and sworn in and for
the body of the Parish of Orleans in the
name and by the authority Of the said State
| upon their oath present
That one G.. NJ. Wickliffe. late of the Par
ish of Orleans, on the fifteenth day of Feb
ruary. in the year of our LordIone thousand
eight hundred and sixty-nine. with force and
| arms, in the Parish of Orleans aforesaid,
and within the jurisdiction of the First Dis.
trict Court for the Pasish of Orleans, being
then and there Auditor of Public Accounts,
unlawfuly, corruptly and extortively, for
the sake Of gain and contrary to the duty Of
his said office, to-wit: that of Auditor of
| Public Ackounts, did extort, receive and
take from one Patrice Leonard certain
certificate of Indebtedness of0the State of
Louisiana, dated State of Louisiana. Aud.
| itor's Office, February fifteenth, eighteen
| hundred and sixty nine, and numb cred No.
| l60 Zone hundred and sixty, being for the
sum of five hundred and thirty-one dollars,
| for issuing to the said Patrice Leonard
| certificate of Indebtedness of the State of
| Louisiana, dated State of Louisiana, Aud
TORS Office, February fifteenth, eighteen
hundred and sixty nine, in favor of Patrice
Leonard, fer publishing laws Of the General
Assembly of the State of Louisiana for the
session of eighteen hundred and sixty eight,
in the Empire Parish, iss les numbers if
teen and twenty-five, being two thousand
and thirty-one squares at one dollar per
square, the said certificate of Indebtedness
amounting to fifteen hundred dollars, con-
trary to the form of the statute of the State
| of Louisiana in such case made and provided,
and against the peace and dignity of the
| same.
And the Grand Jurors aforesaid, upon
their oath aforesaid, do further present
That afterwards to-wit: on the nineteenth
day of March, in the year aforesaid, q. the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-03-03


O. suppose you think a friendly con-
rvesation is not testimony?
A. The impression on my mind, as to
what l said-my recollection of the con-
versation-I speak Of what I must have
seen-I must have said of what was true;
precisely what did say, do not remem-
Der.
@. No appearance was made in the Sixth
District Court?
A. None except my appearance.
@. None on the part Of the State or the
Auditor?
A. No.
@. Did the Attorney General know of
the tendency of this suit
A. I do not know; he never knew it
from me.
@. You are the attorney of Mr.. Wick
life !?
A. I was employed by Mr.. Wickliffe
when the managing committee was first
appointed by the House Of Representa-
tives to investigate the charges against
him, and was refused admittance, or they
preferred not having any attorney present,
and am not now representing him.
@. Was that the only time you were ever
employed by him !?
A. The only time 1 was ever employed
as counsel, in any way, except IN 1868,
when he proposed to give me an employ
ment, such as given to Mr.. Dibble. l
think perhaps, he did give it to me, but I
never appeared for him.
@. He gave you the appointment as
attorney?
A. No, the same employment as Mr..
Dibble has, to enforce the collection OF
taxes from the tax collectors. -
@. You visit his Office frequently?
A. Yes, expected to make some money
out of him, legitimately; he is as much
my friend as you are, or any other gentle
man, who treats me right when I meet
him.
The New York herald., 1870-02-17

sPORTING-DOCs, BIRDS, &C.
LII KINDS or FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
n SALE Medicines for all diseases. Prepared food for
mocking brcs at DOVEYs, No Greene street,
Of Canal
N. Blades attended BY Mn Dovey. 4
1OB LOIS or sPENCERs. HENRY's, sHARP's,
StAUss k1yFnrd's, Colts Remington's fohnished
Res Csfhna shd Psols from 25 to 30 per discount
CkARLES FOLSOM " Maiden lane.
ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ARE INVITED TO
examine the patent breech loading Shot Gun, manufac-
tured by Boyd Breech Loading Arms Company
superior 70 English breech loading muxze guns Uce
2U6 Broadway.
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DIRECTORY FoR ADVERTISERS.

AACsEAENTS-sRooND PAGE-foursh Sfth and sixth
SOARDKRs AND LoDGERs wANrED-sscosD PAGE
BOARD AND spH ''fIod T5pSSS
SSSH sssTR FOR
susrkEss sH column
cTY cSsfHs aszL 15s
p.ss sss
ooAsT%1sh sR STEAMSHIPS SIXTH PAer-Finh and sixth
s.xyH PAGE second column
DsNTisTRY SEVENTH PAoE-sixih column.
BS aS SIS o Ls AND us
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAdE-Fifth and Sixth col
EyRoFEHN STEAMSHIPS -sIxoa pAsn-riah column.
SISANcIAL-YiRsr PAaE-Foarth, NTH and sixth col
yoR sALE=sroosD Second and third columns. 4c
ssrs and
HORSES; GxKEiAGEs Ac- FIRST PAsE-seeona and
HOUSES RooxS. acs wxSfED~sixTa es% PAar-voursh
JERSEY 5s y ASn
ssss s ssisaa ssna
ISsT xsp eUnma
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAor~ThIrd column.
siscHLASkous Eia%1n samo PAer-
wu6ICAL-SEooND PAaE-Sixth column.
YEkSONALS-FIRsr PAaE-First column.
rkoT2R Our os PH cry so SMhE OR TO
..-s. RENT-sEvESTn PAGE-Sccond. third and fourth
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE SEVENTH pAer-Four.h
REAL ESTATE wANrED-srvrsru PAoE-Fourth
4o sf
sixth column.
SALES AT AUCTIoN-sIxrn PAoE-ThIrd and fourth
columns,
sITuATiONs swANTED-FEMALEs- PAsE-rirst
second, third, fourth and nth columns.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAdE-Siyth col
SPECIAL NoTTCES-FIRsr PAGE-First and second col
SPORTING BIRDS. &c.-FIrsr PAoE-sccond
column.
STALLIONS--FIRsT PA6E-Second column.
0lkAW GO0DS-SIxTh PAGE--ScconL column
THE BALL SEASON-SECoND PAGE-Fifth column.
!nE IkADES-SIxIn PAGE-Sixth column.
TIE TURF-FIR9r PA0E-Sccond column.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SEyENTH PAGE
Fourth and fifth columns
vALENTlk ES--SEOoND PAGE--Third column
WANTED TO PURCHASE-SIxru PAGY-Sscona column.
sACHIs, STEAMBOATS,, &c--SKooND PAGE-Four,h
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AIR LINE BONDS
CONNECTICUT INVESTORS
will find the FRS, Mortgage bonds New Haven. Middle
town and wl,nanc Railroad Company tho mos. desirable
form OF investment offered in the market.
The Bonds exempt from form OF State or local
taxation and from She United States income tax
Tho average saving thus viii amount 10 two aud ono
half per cent which. added the interest received MAKES
them euua TO bond paying AMI one ha cent and
this ratc Of income not affected by decline ia gold
The bonds nro issued only the work progresses and
for but oncha Of the aclua, cash expenditures the
road They secured by Grs mortgage NJ, tho pro-
psrty Of the company Of Whatever kind The State
neccut for the bondhoders and every bond
must issued the ONCE By the
Comptroller They issued denominations of S5oo and
$1,000 coupon registered bavo twenty yes run,
sni payable principal and interest," la New York. Tie
bonds are offered At par ard interest
HATCH FoorE,
Bankers and Dealers in yerumens seslri,Ics
- Wall stree, New York.
The New York herald., 1870-02-17
STALLIONS.

A RABIAN STALLION FOR SALE.-THE PURE
"A Arabian Horse SAID 10 for sale reasonable
his present has FOR him. To breeders he will
most valuable acquisition. The following pedigree
the purity Of his blood with other interesting facts relating
to his career:-
SAID (aso spelled sayed given by the groom Nubar
Pasha, Minister to France from Egypt oaled the 2h
of March, 1863 a the stables of Nubar Pasha. His
the famous khorassan the property of Abdul Medd ids
dam Obian the property Of Nubar Pasha the
scendan Of the celebrated Janzcar enpcd the citadel
walls with the last Mameluke Bev when fleeing from
Mahomed All in 1879 Therefore, Said IA the
Nedd beed the mothers side and the Anasseh breed
the side Of khorassan.
This grand Arab stallion exhibited wonderful powers OF
durance and speed in the Abyssnan war; being ridden
stantly bv an officer during that campaign.
For further particulars apply Mr. FOSTER at the Office
of Wilkes Spirit of the Times
The New York herald., 1870-02-17

,>prpcr,v,, poI,cr AGENCY. n BROADWAY (LATEs
1 a. swARRiS WHfPPLE co. refer 10 the msrcanl
se community as sneeensnl ssses fae,ss Hantns avg
The New York herald., 1870-02-17
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
UcTloN HOUSE OF JOHNSTON & VAN TAssELL
"A oace and salesroom 81 Nassau street, opposite the
HORSE AUCTION MART :' il H%sl EAST THIRTEENTH ST.
REGULAR SALES u 4 ssai ss ss1 AMP CARRIAGES
1a asss ayGs
ss o. 1 p ~
ern honorable houses in all mercantile pursuits.
na Of every horse that IS
EnIrIs. fSr .ass Horse. and carsgs. be mad: a.
we also keep q register Of aorses for private SALE
DAY TRoTT,NG HORSE TOLEDO JOE
ss sS''1p Ftsa, tsS y GsEsis'f
ils East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue.
e 10 II hands years. kind sound stylish and true Iro.-
against Joe Turtle best Of three, three mile heats,
ss at1, xsa,a @ & Isl os asr
s37N Is of tho best mile orses the country
Is now .od to cose s5n FIJI record OF above race
Ss ,1s p 4 n Of Aasn % M
we sag: -. x.---.-eii, Z =
AT STORE "a DUANE STREET, TOMORROW, FRI.
IA day. 18th, at - NJ, prompt-Specia and perenptory
Hosss Be oS any r
ss' Ss %ss es.s sa
fully warranted in every way Particulars, pedisrees, &c.
in si.o %ssSn: 'Rss, srs.. se soss. ss 's
JOHN L. vANDEWATEk, Auctoneer, ~ Duane street.
Ars2 BARCLAY sTREET-GooD ASSORTMENT OF
IA Carriages and Harness hand and built TO order at
HICKS, established 1858.
A SECONDHAND COACH, SIX SEAT RoCKAwAY,
IA Coupe Rockawsy depot and road Wagons; assortment
new Carriages and Harness. the time 10 buy cheap
TAYLoR's. 81 Cedar street
A FINE SECOND BAND COUPE RocKAwAY, ONE
~ ,m nme M Earsncc trimmed with satin top and open road
asn . lu.s as ans s.s AND tds
ty Carriage Repository 20 & r. % woosicr s;ree '''
A FINE CLARENCE, BUT LITTLE USED; VERY
~ handsome and perfect II eyer particular; quarter
size. WOOD Gk0rHERs, Sso broadway.
An. OPPORTUNITY SELDOM oFFERED.-A HORSE,
wholesale Confectionery Store, 70 bo sold bargain very
low hgnre Apply a, 10 fcssy s,reat
LOT or SECOND HAND AND SLIGHTLY soILEp
~ Carriages for sale chrsp; lSh Coupe Rockaway two
Ter @neens Saa,on Park Wagon al styles new csr
Wagons. CALVIN WITT, s3s Broadway.
AT rs LIBERTY STREET.
III great Inducements to parties Ia search of
Carriages, Harness. &C.,
anc top Busees. Park Pony Pnaeons Rockaways &c.
Also large stock OF fairness, Whps, Robes, 6c al for
tSs
FINE BROWN HORSE FOR sALE--l5s, HANDS
N high six years old long tail warrant iin sound
and gentle Apply at iO6 Canal street, New York
A COUPE. LASDAULEr. CLARENCE, Lam
IA. daus own manufactures; style, nnish unsurpassed
spring work HAMS, Fourth aud Broaaway
NELE0ANT NEW CLARENCE, UNSURPASSED FOR
richness ami elegance in this city been used ony
pe seen 100 IVES, Tweniyloa.i street S'S ssA
LOT OF G0oD WORK HORSES JUST FROM T7iii /,
AppJo AENsY WILLY ~ EsIfI iysss .ss1A s~ss'
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NJOrICE.-ANY PERSON HAVING ANY CLAIMS
IN against Richard II. Leetch OF Minatau Mexico arc
hereby notified 70 present the same Immediately 70 NOsS
WARD, II South street. '-'-''''' = -
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m Z nnn REWARp.
LO.UVU The following cable despateh hss Desh re'
by the Undersigned win pay ,pe snoys reward oh
delivery 10 them of the notca re.err-d " ~ ,, a,
stolen, 4l0AuJ Bank of England Hoes, ncltd'ns efus
housani each saed Oet1oor, Isss FIVE '"asaa wv
lars reward Pas smcnt stuppe3.
signed In London, Barne,ts, iloatss. fisnoa{yS Se
"a and s. South street.
The New York herald., 1870-02-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MEIRorotITAN POLICE DIsrRlcr-PREcIScr NO.
Hssa.%s o
s'
TAX. he coach 4 no. ws for
any partIcuar coach. Fare IN All win be 81 for each
g sus y
and Inspector Of Hackney Coaches.
against Richard Essch q Mn.sn As srs
hereby no.ed 70 present the same Immediately MOSS
fseHa ARsss saSE s,ssrr
-. j, NEW Yoex, January, 1870.
that he has opened blacksmith shop At the above number
shoe horses giving Ma personal superssdn With his
nons Sa Motion ar Shoe attention paid %
cralnped in travelling ''" - 80
the ssn ssn @ 10
oa r X The e s n motion y :ns s; e ~ h
S a4S :;s H. e M M = ~,
ss < :s
street. sn n M Dixon
st. PAuIs INSTITUTE. ,.vIc s.
The new Lbrsry Reading Room and Recreation Rooms Of
S; nis ,as win s 70 r to the o. ne
members requested.
hev. J. r.. bODFISH, Prcsidcut
T. J. DONOVAN, Secretary.
CTORAGE FOR FURNITURE, PIANOS, DRY GOODS
~ and Merchandise generally. Cash advances maize
Diamonds Jewcry Laces, &C. taken commission
a. owners limits for private sale. Engagements made Tor
household Sales 10 take place before May by A. n CRIS
TALAR 4 SON, AT Broadway, corner Howard
THE LADIES' PHYSIOLOGICAL AND SANITARY IN
stute will hold It's next regular meeting at the Mott
at halfpast three r. n. Lecturer-br Anna Densmors.
invited to attend. X. G. WARD, Secretary.
THE ECLECTIC MEDICAL COLLEGE OF NEW YORK
VIII hold Its commencement exercises at Plimpton Hall,
stuyvesaut and Ninth Streets friday Feb IS, attn M
accompanied by addresses roR excel
lent music The public are invited TO attend COMMITTEE
TINTED STATES STEAMSHIP SEMINOLE tTHIRD
~ rate.
NEW YORK, Feb. IA, 1870
At meeting OF the officers Of the United States steamship
Seminole hold board that vessel then lying in the harbor
Of Key West Fa the 9TH day Of February 1870 the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted
Whereas y has pleased Almighty God suddenly
from our midst and from life Of usefulness and honor
beloved friend and sbipmae Dr. VIM. s. Wies therefore
Resolved That while should bow in submission to the
dpensaton of Providence depore his loss and deeply
regret that his unmely death has deprived Of valued
frena and the service efficient accomplished officer
whose virtue and morality worthy Of the imitation OF ALL
Resolved That respectfully deepest sympa-
thy to the afflicted relatives OF the deceased.
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions be the
family and that they be published In the Army Navy
Journal and the New York dailics.
Paymaster ). LINsLEY. Jr., Secretary.
S1OO RoNys, OR MORE, FOR A sIruArIoN,-AD.:
The New York herald., 1870-02-17

S10O RoNUs, OR MORE, FOR A SITUATIoN.-AD.
plOO vertiser s American, In 2?th year. experienced
In business accustomed to superintendent men, expert
at figures practiced judge Of money, speaks and writes
French and German. has knowledge OF Spanish
go anywhere in the United saes abroad
salary with chance OF advancement references security
communications confidential returned II desired Address
w. =. BURTlS, box 1H Herald onicc 49,