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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-04-12

MoRTuARYR EPoRT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Sat-
urday, April Sth, 1871, compiled from
sections returns received at the Office OF
the Board Of Health Larr<
Whole number of deaths in the city, 81
in addition, . stillbOrn was reported I white
and 4 colored). Sex Males, 7 ; females, Il.
Color: White males, 3; white females, &;
colored males, 4 ; colored females, IS. Con-
dition Single, 10; married, 7; widows, 2;
unknown, 8. Nativity: United States, 80 !
Scotland, /. Locality City at large, /;
Marshall Ward, 2; Jefferson Ward, 8; Mad
ison Ward. s; Monroe Ward, 6 Clay Ward,
4; AlmShouSe, 3. Age One day to thirty,
!; one month to six, 9; six months to
twelve, 9; one year to three, 3; three
years to five, s.; tive years to ten, -
twenty years to thirty, 2; thirty years to
~forty,l ; forty years to fifty, ! !; fifty years
to sixty, 3 sixty years to seventy, l; sew
enty years TO eighty, 4; ninety years to
one hundred, /. By whom certified : Reg
ular practitioners, "a irregular practition-
ers, 9; Board of HEALTH Causes of death:
Cerebritis, l !; consumption, 6 Il white and
j colored); commissions, l; debility, l;
dysentery (acutel l; whooping cough, 8;
humatemesis, / !; inanition. l; meningitis,
l ; narcotic poisoning, l; old age,2; pneu-
monia, 4; premature birth, 3; tubercular
disease, l; unknown, l.
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING, APRIL IL, 1871.

VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL soo1ErY-Tht
Executive Committee held its quarterly
meeting at the Exchange Hotel last even
ing, and was diligently employed In the
consideration of the interests of the society,
The following gentlemen were present;
Messrs. J. q. Harvie (president), r. G.. Ruff
fin, F. N. Watkins, j. T. Cowan, w. 81. F.
Lee R.B: Haxall, r. E. Haskins, q. Irby,
w. G. knight. ii ,Gj.;. -
The committee declined to accept the re.
signation of Mr.. E. Rufin as vice-president,
the committee desiring to retain his valua.
BILE services. .s. ~ 4 So q
The committee determined to Increase
the premium list to an amount Of 81, 600 in
excess of 1870, and adopted other amend.
ments to the, rules and regulations. r =
Important amendments were made to the
premium list and rules, which will be here
after given to the public.
The committee again meet at 8 A. M. to-
day,
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REORGANIZATION OF COMPANY "F."-
A meeting of the surviving members of
CT" company was held last night with q
view to reorganization. Captain Edward
Mayo was called to the chair, and r. A.
Brock, Esq, requested to act as secretary.
1t was determined to reorganize the com
panv, and Il committee of FIVE appointed to
ascertain which of the old members were
willing to join the new organization, and
what others desired to enlist.
The committee appointed under this reso-
luton is composed Of Il. A. Brander, I'll. II.
Miller, Nj. l.. Hudgins, J. W. Archer, and
Robert G. White.
The roll of the company was then called,
and t~hirty.six of the old members indicated
their willingness to unite in its organiza-
ton, and five gentlemen who were not
members expressed their wish to become so.
The meeting then adjourned subject to
the call of the chairman. The officers will
be elected at the next meeting.
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GREAT COUNCIL OF RED MEN.-At til,
| session yesterday the Great Council Of Ret
Men elected the following officers for tht
ensuing year:
Great Sachem, William Henry Harrison
PoYhatan Tribe, No. 10, Petersburg, Va.
Great Senior Sycamore, j. R. Bowen
Shawnee, No. 2, Winchester, Va.
Great Junior Sycamore, J.. z. Smith,
| Minnehaha, No. SO, Harrisonburg. ?
Great Prophet, W. E. Granger, Poca
hontas Tribe, No. IA, Richmond.
Great Chief of Records, G. A. B. Col.
forth, Shawnee, No. 9, Winchester, Va.
Great Keeper of Wampum, Peter A. Nc.
Emery, Appomattox Tribe, No. 81, Peters
burg, Va. -
Great Representatives Great Council OF
the United States, j. p. Rely, Shawnee,
No.2, Winchester, and IL. G.. Evans, Pow
hatan Tribe, No. Is, Petersburg, Va.
Last night the Great Council were hand
somely entertained at Johnson's dining
rooms by Pocahontas Tribe, of this city.
The display of eatables was bountiful, and
many witty things were said over the ma
hogany by the War-worn sachems. The
lateness of the hour Mt which the banquet
closed ~precludes a more extended notice
IF 4
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INTERNAL REVENUE OFFENcEs.-United
States Commissioner John A. LYMAN on
yesterday heard the evidence and argument
in the cases of T. W. Ross, Ephraim
Weaver, George w. Jamison, David Jami.
son, Joseph Kampner, and L.. p. Neeson,
parties resident in Culneper county,
charged with violating the internal revenue
laws in the possession and removal of whiS-
key. L. l.. Lewis represented the prison.
erss, and II. IL. Wells. Jry the Government,
In the case OF j. +. Kampner, the eyi,
dence not sustaining the charge, he was
honorably discharged. The Commissioner
decision in the other cases will be an
nounced at the session. Of the court thi:
afternoon ut 6 O'Clock.
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GUARD OF THE COMMUNICATIVE is
the name of a new military company which
was organized last evening at the office of
the Virginia Home Insurance Company.
The following is a list of the officers elect
ed John B. Purcell, captain; c. Jan
derson, first lieutenant !; Samuel Taylor.
second lieutenant !; - -, Junior Sc
cond lieutenant; W. NJ. Hill, orderly SER
$. Rind, fourth sergeant r. A. Dunlop,
fifth sergeant.
This company has already seventy names
OIL its roster, composed of the elite of the
city. All the commits Toned officers are
graduates Of the Virginia Military Insti-
tute, and its non-commissioned officers saw
service during the late war.
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Communicated.
Co,ored Temperance Men.

To the Editors Of the Richmond Dispatch:
In Mondays issue of your valuable pa.
per, in the Manchester items, I see the fol.
lowing notice {:
"The .colored Sons of Temperance Of
Manchester, in conjunction with those OF
Richmond, will hold Q mass temperance
meeting at the African Church ut 4 O'Clock
this evening""
You will please do our cause the justice
to correct the above. There are no colored
Sons Of Temperance. There is an order, oil
colored persons called the Circle of Tenn.
perGnce, but it is an organization separate
and distinct from the "Sons."
Knowing your love for justice and fair
dealing, / feel sure you will make the above
correction. Z. j. APPLEYARD,
r. S. of Fidelity Division, No. A,
.4.e ~ Sons Of Temperance.
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APPARATUS FOR THE STATE FREE SCHOOLS
A Tour Of In~spection.-A few weeks ago the
State Superintendent Of Public Instruction
advertised for sealed proposals for furnish
'ingthe public free schools of Virginia with
writing books, school histories, diction-
aries, maps, charts, states, crayons, black
board rubbers, pens, ink and inkstands,
globes, and numerous other articles valu-
able as helps to instruction in primary
schools. In response, a number Of pro
posals have been received, and the Super.
intendent, DR.. Ruffner, is making a careful
inquiry into the merits of all the articles
brought to his attention. The field will be
open to all competitors until May 1st, and
the contracts will be made0to run until
September 1, 1874. In the meantime Dr'
Rllffner intends to take a trip North, with
q view to observing the latest improvements
in school apparatus and architecture, and
the most approved methods of imparting
instruction In the free schools OF the Nortf
and West, so that he may eneraft upon on
system whatever experience has proved Ell
ticient and valuable in other parts OF the
country. He expects to leave Richmond
on Friday next, and will be absent seyera
wpeks. ..- ~aErE# ....
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was entertained by comrades Jordan and
the hrnfhnrc Tarsloty = E5ygE esg aa;s+E

was entertained by comrades Jordan ant
the brothers Cersley.
After the adjournment, On escort accom-
panied the Richmond delegation through
the Danville bridge. On reaching the north
side, by invitation of CapEs Bossieux, the
party proceededeto 5ohnsoK1s, 18th street,
Waerethey smiled several times inter this,
tneY were entertained ingood style, by MIR.
John snelllngs, bothat hfs place Of business
and at Gerots. 8
AT. the. next meeting Ills expected that
this crack company will rally in force. The
next meeting will be held at Town hall on
Monday night.
COUNTY CoURT-Wm. j. Mayo and Jos.
G. Spalding qualified To practice.
A large number of licenses were granted.
The usual amount of civil business, not of
general interest, Was transacted.
In the case Of the Commonwealth VS..
Wilkes and NORRIS, for house-breakina,
the former was acquitteds and the latter
convicted and, sentenced to thirty days in
jail. Motion for arrest OF judgment over
ruled, and exceptions filed.
VoT1se PLACES. The township Board of
supervisors, at Last meeting changed the
second precinct from Old Tollgate, Fall
ing.creek pike, to Torrance sstofe, on Mid
lothian road. h5tGt
BRIEFs.-Armistead Harris (colored), for
Wife-beating, sent on. for further trial.
The religious meeting atsthe Methodist
Church has been discontinued. Services
tonight. ..rlxs II ,
There Is some talkfef reorganizing the
|Barfootg Terribles, a crack company from
this place. 5tss.y-"s .asi f4
The County Court will adjourn to-day.
The Conner-Paee difficulty has been hon
orably and amicably adjusted.
The Elliott Grays will probably celebrate
their anniversary at Chester.
Work is again suspended on Mayo's
bridge. Waiting for iron, we understand.
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IVNI'y ~
WIN. b. IsAAcs a. Co..
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,p
SECOND AUDITORS OFFICE, ;
VA, 18th April, 1917

OF Y 1RG1N1A,}
SECOND AUDITORS OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VA, 18th April, 1917
NesSrs. Van. B. Isaacs d Co.:
Dear Sirs-Your communication refer.
ring to the act just passed for funding the
public debt OF the State, and the conse-
qucnt stopping of transfers and issue OF
tereSt on Virginia registered stock where
the owner delivers the same to another for
transfer, with power of attorney, dated
prior TO the 9th June next, has been re-
ceived.
In order to afford facility as far as posi-
bic to 4 party holding stocks with such q
power of attorney to obtain interest from
the 1St January last to LIST July next, q
transfer may be made on the books of the
Second Auditor at any time on or before
the 9th day of June next, and the same
certificate will be returned with an en-
dorScment of such transfer. The transfer
will lie made only for the amount and on
the original certificate. The power of at
tornev authorizing such transfer will be
retained in this office, and a new power
will be required for any subsequent trans
fer of the same certificate.
When bonds and certificates are ready to
he issued under the funding bill-which
will be on or about the lSt July neXt-the
certificate can be surrendered either by
the person TO whom it has been last trans
ferrcd or his attorney, when it VIII be
funded.
The foregoing relates only to the trans
fer of old register stock, as the original
owner or purchaser Of the ner stock,
holding the same with power of attorney
for transfer, is entitled to all the interest
accrued or accruing from its date of issue
until the same shall be surrendered and
funded under the act just passed.
Very respectfully,
ASA ROGERS, Second Auditor.
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United States Special Tax ON Licenses.
Communicated


UNITED STATES INTERNAL REvENUE
ASSESSORS OFFICE, THIRD DISTRICT, VA,
RICHMOND, April II, 1911
To the Editors Of the Dispatch:
AS we have so many inquiries of persons
to know if they are liable to special tax on
licenses, please state that the law eXempts
all classes of persons except the following:
Wholesale and retail liquor dealers, tobacco
and cigar manufacturers and dealers, dis
1illers and brewers, manufacturers of stills.
Any person liable to this special tax
should 60 to the assessors office and regis
ter with the assistant assessor his name Tor
his business for the year ending April 30th,
1872.
We will close this list for special taxes
and income at al early day now as possible,
and i'm order to save veXation and trouble,
we wish every one to come forward and
save us the trouble of hunting them up anu
putting on penalties, rs the law directs.
:. VIII. READ,
United States Assistant Assessor Of
First Division, Third District.
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JOB PRINTING.-Wecall the attention OF mer-
chants, clerks OF courts, sheriffs, lawyers, rail-
road, steamship and canal officers and agents, and
all others having orders for printing, to the factli-
ties offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB-
LIsHMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
OF all kinds Of Job Printing. We can furnish at
short notice Cards, Bin-Heads, Letter-Heads,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-Blls, Catalogues, Bills OF Fare, Show
Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., &c. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
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THRILLING MIDNIGHT ADvENTURE.-The
citizens living hear the corner OF Main and
Adams streets were startled on Monday
night. a little after II o'clock, by a loud and
continued cry for the police. A gentleman
VIII" Sentured to ask from his window the
cause Of the cutlery was politely informed
that if he would come out he could learn.
Thus invited, he Immediately went out, and
was told that Il child was in the culvert and
crying. Having procured lanterns and the
aid OF one or two policemen, the party pro-
ceeded to the spot where the cry was heard,
and practiccd ears being applied to the
mouth of the culvert, the cry was by all
pronounced to be that of a child. The party
were then informed by the gentleman liv-
iny nearest the culvert that a woman was
seen by members Of his family late that
evening with q small child, making singu-
lar gestures just ut that spot, which con-
tirmcd all in the opinion previously formed
that 4 chilli had been throara doUn the cul-
cert: The only question then was how TO
get il out: All were determined that this
should be done. The child, in the mean
time, had ceased to cry, but this did not
cause any relaxation of the efforts Of any in
the work OF rescuing it. Dead or alive, that
neglected infant must be rescued. But how:
That was the question. Several attempts
were made TO crawl into the culyelt, but
none succeeded !; and the Jealous soon
found that the only way that it could be
gotten into was by removing the cap-stone
on top. This all hands strained at some
time without moving. Picks and crowbars
were then brought into requisition, and by
hard work the stone was removed. A lad
der and rope were then gotten and let
down, when one gallant fellow with his Ian
tern descended into the "dark abyss"
which was about twenty-five feet deep, to
rescue what all supposed to be a drowned
child. Imagine the general surprise, and
perhaps Indignation, at hearing him an
nounce, "Only three ID hound pup
pies Some Of the byslanders were not
convinced even by this emphatic testimony,
and one gentleman, who has heard the cries
OF ttrelUe infants around his own hearth,
said he "knew a child's cry from any pup
pv's, and that the child had only gone down
the culyert further. 1t had been there.'
Further search, however, made no new de.
yelopments, and all left with the resolution
that she dogs should hereafter be extermi'
mated, but by some other means. The
event, however, brought to light some gen
uine gallantry and u~neXceptiOnal humans
ty, which are good things to have when
puppies are in culyerts. ...-
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QUALIFICATION OF CITY TREAsURER.-Mr.
8. c. Greenhow qualified before Judge
Guigon yesterday q, City Treasurer for the
collection of State taxes. He gave bond in
the sum of 5000, 900 for the faithful per-
Torrance of his duties. Mr.. j. f. Keesee
will I've the assistant treasurer. MIR. Green
how had before qualified as the custodian of
the city funds.
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THE CHRISTIE Observation-Disclosures
day in the Hastings Court Judge Guild and
J. H. Dooley, Esq, appeared as counsel for
John Smith, indicted for the murder of
John Christie in December last. On mo-
ton of the defence the case was continued
until Wednesday, the 10Th instant.
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PHRENoLoGY AND LovE.-Prof. John Lo-
pan gives the first of his free, lectures on
these subjects tonight. The professor is
SPOKEN of as a gentleman of rare attain
ments in the science which is his specially,
and his lecture will doubtless be full OF ln-
terest to oil who can make it convenient 70
| attend.
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,..rnIN viii scn NJ :. Z. NJ. four framed
.,..u.u,< on III" north si"e OF krosd street
.,., .f; The depot OF IN" chesapeake and ONO
.fr,xd After ihc above, \ hsif-scre iot at
-, r...hwcst corner Of Main Sn1 9th streets.
r,rpNSC CT. viii sell al II 4. NJ. a large
- .r groceries, liquors. and miscellaneous
goods.
-prlL Z son will seN al 5 T. VI, a small
.-.m.t tenement on III" roSth Side "' cary Tor
p,yc. street in sidney Also, a t""-S'"rS
,.u.t ,.ucucnI on the pnr,h side OF Cherry.
,..x,, Main and Cary streets, sidney.
,.l-aa- ( WILLIAMS Will sell Al l? NJ three
Irv l-i2k store on rear street, SCUM CT
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SUDDEN DEATH.-James Scott, q coloret
man, and a brother Of Captain Bel
Scott, died very suddenly early yesterda!
morning. He was in perfect health OF
Monday. Eating very heartily Of canned
lobster for dinner, and being taken sicl
Immediately afterwards, his death is attrib
uted to that cause. His body was much
swollen before he died.
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EVIDENCE A~cCUMULATEs that no. baking pow
der can stand the test OF a careful chemical analy
sig like Dooley's Yeast Powder. Although sub.
jected to the most critical analyzation, no ingre'
dents could be found entering into the compost
tion but such as are perfectly pure and nutritious
This accounts for the entire and uniform ~satisfac,
ton given by Dooley's Yeast Powder in the Gull
nary department. 1t Is the cheapest, best, ant
most reliable baking powder known, and is re
commended upon Its merits alone. Your grocer
knanS L.
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iORD1NARY L1cENsEs.-Judge Guigon on
yesterday granted about one hundred Ii;
censes to keepers of ordinaries. He will
also consider applications this morning ;
after which the criminal business Of the
court will be taken up.
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The worst coughs yield, as If by magic, to the
wonderful curative powers Of DR.. PIERcE's Alt.
Ext, or Golden Medical Discovery. It also sur
passes anything else ever before discovered for the
cure Of pimples, blotches, and rashes on the face
also, for erysipelas, salt rheum. and all skin and
scrofuious diseases. Sold by all druggists. Senc
address to DIR. r. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, New YORK.
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GOVERNORS GUARD.-A military COM
pany composed of colored men was or
ganized ut Roses. Hotel, on 7th street,
on Monday night, with the following osis
LIST lieutenant; W. II. Harris, I'D lieuten-
ant Reuben Dudley, Junior Cd lieutenant.
It will be called the. Governors Guard, and
its membership Ia s~eventy-two,
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PASTORAL CALL DEcLINED.-Rev. J. A.
Chambliss, of the Second Baptist Church,
has declined Ii call to the pastorate Of a
flourishing church in q wealthy western
city. The cau was y most tlattering one,
but MIR. Chambliss deemed it his duty to
remain in his present field OF labor, where
he bus done so much good and has q prom
Use Of so much usefulness In the future.
His many friends here will hear with pleas.
urc of his decision.
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ACTION OF THE GOVERNOR ON THE LYNCH
ING AT Observation-Disclosures reached
Richmond yesterday by a special telegram
to the Dispatch, published In another col
umn, Of the lynching by a mob, of Hodge,
the supposed horse-thief, at ,Staunton,
night before last. On hearing the facts as
reported Governor Walker promptly tele.
graphed to the Mayor of Staunton for fur
ther information, with q view of Offering a
reward Immediately for the apprehension
of the parties guilty of this great outrage
and violation OF the laws of the State.
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ANOTHER NEW PYTB1AN LoDGE.-Grand
Chancellor Wade has received an applica-
ton, signed by about fifty gentlemen of
high moral character and good social stand
ing, for the organization OF a new Lodge of
knights of Pythias in Sidney. This will
be the ninth Lodge Of this order in Rich
mOn6.
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CONTRACT A~wARDED.-The Board of Di-
rectors of the Central Lunatic Asylum have
awarded the contract for the proposed i'm
provements at the asylum to Jos. F. Pow
ell. Five proposals were received-all by
| Richmond mechanics.
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New SCHooL-HoUsE.-City Engineer DIM
mock and Assistant Engineer Bates on yes
terday laid out the new school-house to be
built on the corner of 22d and Broad streets,
the site of the old Bellevue Hospital.
Workmen will commence digging the foun-
dalton to-day. - " 4-f1 @.f@s
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ELLTsoN & TAYLOR, l1ls Main street, are pub
llshers' agents for McGufey's Readers and Spell
ers, adopted by The State Board for use In the puo'
lie schools of Virginia.
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Skating at assembly Hall this afternoon.

MEADE & BAKERS Roach Exterminator "
will clear out In three days the. worst crop OF
reaches that ever Infested a kitchen. We have
tried 1t, and know that 1t win do all the makers
claim for It. You can try It, and then "know
how IL Is yOurseIfD
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We notice the DOLLAR STORE Is now Offering
extra inducements to their customers by present.
Ing each person a ticket with each article they
purchase. On the purchaser accommodating twenty
Of these tickets, they will be entitled to any one
article In the store.
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OLD DOMINION .RIFLEs.-The gentlemen
proposing to form Il new military com pany
with this title wdl hold q meeting at the
City Hall tonight for organization. A large
membership of active young men has al
ready been secured.
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JURY UNABLE TO AGREE.-The jury in
the case of p. Whitlock, tobacconist, in
dicted in the United States Circuit Court
for violation Of the internal revenue laws,
failing to agree, was discharged.
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Now at the DOLLAR STORE, s3s Main street,
black walnut book.shelves, three.shelf brackets.
picture hinge brackets. silver-plated butter dishes
on white metal; Masonic, knights Of Pythias,
Odd Fellows, aud Red Mems pins, In solid gold
and nlafad. .
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LOTTERY CASE DIsMIssED.-In the United
States Circuit Court yesterday the case of
A. Wise, indicted for selling lottery tickets
without having obtained q Federal license,
was dismissed, on motion of the District
| Attorney.
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Asuperb assortment OF pianos and organs can
be seen at sLEIGHT- & HowARD's, opposite the
post-oflce. Steinway's pianos. Smiths Amer l.
can orpans.