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PIANOS.
xxrM. KNABE Il CO.,
w MANUFACTURERS OF vsTsrSs@S
vrvST PREMIUM. GOLD MEDAL, u - u y
GRAND, SQUARE
ASD UPRIGHT

ANb tIklGHI
PI A n O 5
Those instruments having been before the pub
,, I'm the past thirty years, have, upon their ex
o,uerce alone, attained an rSrURcHAsBD PRE-
py7>FscE that rronounces them unequalled. Their
TONE
combines great power, richness, sweetness, and
.ra siasins quality, as well rs great purity OF
,,.n9stion and harmoniousness throughout the
entire scale. Their ~
. infant and elastic, and Is entirely free from the
.,ffn,ss found in so many pianos, which causes
he performer 10 so easily tire In
WORKMANSHIP
thay cannot be excelled Their action is con.
-,rua:ed with care and attention TO every part
,Aarr1u that charactcrizes the finest mechanism.
Noae tut the best seasoned material Il used in their
manufacture, aud they will accept the la I'd usages
af the conCrrt-room with that Of the parlor upon
s. e3uality-unaFected in their melody; in fact,
,Ery are constructed
NOT FOR 4 YEAR-BCT FOR EVER"
All our Square Pianos have our new improved
Grand Scale and the Agrafe Treble.
Every Piano fully warranted for FIVE YEARS.
WAREEoOMS: $50 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
"a s-Sm BALTIMORE.
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There was no report from the Sidney school.
There were one thousand eight hundred and
thirty.three scholars in the above schools yes
terday. Rev. DR.. Burrows, Rev. DR.. Taylor,
and Rev. A. +. Dickinson addressed the con
gregaton after which the meeting adjourned
10 meet with the Manchester Church on the
second Sunday in April.
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FoR THE PESITESTIARY.-Will Henry, a
negro, was brought before Judge McEntee Oh
Saturday, charged with stealing lot of
cylinder heads and bolts, &c, from an engine
on the premises of the Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad Company, valued at five hun
dred dollars. The prisoner plead guilty, and
acknowledged that he stole the articles and
carried them off The Judge sentenced him,
without further proceedings, TO the penitenti-
ary for three years. He is the ninth negro
sent to the penitentiary last week from diff
ferent portions of the State.
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MR. BAxGs's REApIxGs Mr. Bangs has
been addressed letter, signed By many OF
our prominent citizens and his friends, re
questing him to repeat his readings. lie mas
consented 10 do SO, and will give IN entertain
ment Thursday evening. The place OF the
entertainment viii be announced In due time,
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CHICKEN THrEvEs.-Yesterday morning at
about o'clock Policeman ]. f. Allen, while
on his beat, on Libby's Hill, discovered three
negroes with two suspicious looking bags. He
halted them, and, upon examination, found
that the bags contained four turkeys, three
geese, four ducks, three chickens, and one saw.
He arrested them and conveyed them 10 the
station house. They represented that they
bought the fowls seven miles below the city,
and gave their names as Marshall Jones, John
Pollard and Clarence Pollard. The fowls are
very fine ones, and are now at police head.
quarters. Their heads were all wrung off.
This is the second arrest of chicken thieves
made by Policeman Allen.
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RoBBERY.-On Saturday night, the lot of
Mrs. Howard, in the western suburbs, was
entered by parcel of thieves, and robbed Of
large pig and a lot of fowls. The thieves were
traced for some distance by spots of blood.
Mrs Howard had just that evening returned
from the funeral OF her husband, and in her
grief was unwilling 10 take any steps in the
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DENTISTRY.
,rEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT

| PAlN.-G. w. JONES, DENTAL SURGEON,
announces all having teeth 10 be extracted that
after much difficulty aud expense, he has secured
The necessary APPARATUS FOR MAKING TIE
"NITEOuS OXYDE GAS" now 30 universally
many thousand casc. in extracting teeth and other
-prgfcal operations there was PoSIPixELI 10
HARMLESS there il, therefore, No POSSIBLE
DANGER IN lrS USE. To the medical profession
II this city he offers his services when, III surg ica
r..., an anasthet!c may he needed. All other
operations appertaining 10 his profession gently
ana thoroughly performed.
Oaice on Main street, corner OF eiNth, opposite
krar,tC,.n G,u-e f. le-3m
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NATIoSAL EXPRESS CoaPAsr.-"e learn
that the National Express Company are TO
occupy the fine building on Main street, oppo-
site the custom house. The front Of this
building Is the finest we have yet seen, and is
finished with much taste and elegance. II is
owned and built by Mr Benj'min Hurt OF
New York, one OF the largest stockholders IN
observation-disclosures Company.
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Port OF RICHMOND. MARCH 10 AND II, issd.


Steamer ~ Martin, Haines, Norfolk, United
States mail merchandise and passengers, Haskins
* Brsdgford.
steamer state of Virginia, Travers, Baltimore,
ria City Point, merchandise and passengers, u q
schooner Caspar Hef,, Shoe, Philadelphia, coal,
Schooner John Forsyth, Applegats, New York,
Schooner Althea, Matthews, New York, hay, c.
e. Whitlock. ,,
Gas Works. -
schooner c. Henry Kirk, Browne, New York,
schooner saIah J. Fort, soper. New York, guano.
schooner Eliza and Rebscca, Price, Philadel-
phia coal, II. ). Thompson 90.
Schooner Independence, Montgomery, Cherry
stone, oysters.
SAILED.
Steamer State OF Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
ria Norfolk, merchandise and passengers. d. 4 W.
Currte.
Point and Norfolk, merchandise and passengers, ..
Ayres u Co.
steamer saratoga, King, New York, rfa City
Point and Noifoik, merchandise and passengers.
@ 7 Watson
schooner Nsutilus, Pillsbarg. Boston, down the
schooner Lofty Ann, White, Cherrystone, light.
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CHARGE OF HORSE STEALING beverly Viii
liams, Il resident of Henrico county, was ar
rested by Constable Talley, Of the Fourth dis
trict, Henrico county, on Friday last, charged
with stealing a horse from John Beale, OF
Hanover county. He was brought before JUS
tice Teatman, who, upon an examination OF
the facts, discharged him from custody.
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FIRg.-An alarm of fire was sounded in the
Fourth Ward yesterday morning at about /
o'clock. The firemen proceeded in the direc-
ton of the alarm, and found the house of Mr..
Kulp, in Raglands row; on Jefferson street,
enveloped in smoke. Smoke was everywhere
volumes issued from the doors, windows, and
chimneys-yet no fire could be found. The
floor of the house was ripped up, and the
smoke poured forth in such clouds that those
who were in the house were forced back. Yet,
with all this smoke, nary spark Of fire
could be found so the firemen, after being
satisfied that it would call end in smoke"
dragged their machines home, and returned TO
their beds.
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MAYORS CoURT.-The Mayor held his court
on Saturday morning for the purpose Of try
ing the case of Henry Brill, charged with
having in his possession n stolen bull. Thomas
G.. Turner, the witness for the Common
wealth, not having been found, the Mayor
adjourned the case until 1 o'clock. AT
o'clock the Court met, and Major Claiborne
having returned without the witness for the
Commonwealth, the Mayor dismissed the
case
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Horse SroLES.-A medium sized bay mare
mule was stolen from the stable of Mr.. Jacob
$. Atlee on Saturday night. He offers re-
ward of twenty dollars for his recovery.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c
A Ii. CHRl-TlAS, N. n. {. Z. cARDcZO
BENJAMIN BATRs.
II Oh RJST IAN & co

BENJAMIN BATRs,
| II. c Fl r ) I l A \ & co.
y. BOOKSELLERS AND STATIOSERS,
MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE SPOTSWOOD HOTEL,
k,,t. constantly on hand well selected stock OF
MEDICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
school BOOKS, embracing all the beet text
uk~ Ina English, French, Latin, Greek and Ger
.xu. Cur STATIONERY DEPARTMENT viii be
,.lrl full and unsurpassed.
Medium. DemI-Crown and Cap Blank Books, IN
every s.yle. Memorandum Bank and Pass Books,
IN -r-at variety. Copying Presses, Books aud Ink.
u.. aud Bloulng Paper, No;arial Seal Waters, &c.
Photographic Albums, Work Boxes, Writing
uu.k. Gold Pens, together with great variety
IS Fancy Good, Prayer Books, Bibles and Hymn
bpohs.
liberal discount made 10 teachers. Country or
der. viii receive prompt attention. ia e-ts
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BAPTIST SUNDAY School MEETGNG.-The
monthly meeting of the Baptist Sunday
schools of this city was held at the Leigh
Street Baptist Church yesterday afternoon
Rev A. d. Dickinson presided; and the house
was densely packed with the members of the
several schools. The following figures exhibit
the average attendance for the past month:
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BURIAL OF AFIREMAS.-Private Howard, OF
company 3D." Richmond Fire Brigade, was
buried on Saturday with funeral honors. His
fellow lremen, BY whom he was much loved,
followed him in 4 body TO the grave. He was
faithful member OF the Fire Brigade, aud
devoted his best years to the protection Of the
property OF his fellow citizens.
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rE\TAL NOTICE.
DR. JOHN MAHONY,

Iur many years associated with DR.: John u.
Wayt,l would respectfully inform his old patrons,
aud all others who may need his services, that IN
consequence Of the destruction OF his ONCE by the
on Fourth street between Broad and Marshall Z,
wnere lie can be found al ali hours. ARTIFICIAL
Teeth inserted on gold, silver and valcanite The
bishrst price paid for old Gold Plate. de 27-oih
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

nR. J. ED. DOETSH. SPECIALIST.
II OFFICE and CONSULTATION ROOMS
ruENE. EIGHTH AND MAIN STREETS,
ABOVE THL -PuI-wUup HOTEL.
Successful treatment Of all DISEASES OF TIE
rtAlIo-lklNARf ORGANS II both sexes. Dr.
- rom hi, long experience III European hospitals,
.-t.snr 20 treat with great success all diseases
, .s- Bladder, Kidneys, Syphilis, Seminal Weak
H---. and diseases u the skln III general. Also,
q Il I.>-a.,s peculiar 10 women. Office hours from
j. : ". t. L. VI. Consultation IN English ana
Gamau. Po,t-ctice address, Box loo, Richmond,
Y, fe Ism
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE EALMANAC-MARcH IL, iscs.
Sun rises Moon rises, morn... } %
snn nsats...........5.5 50 High water. 1917
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To county magistrates.

1t Is very important 10 ends Of
justice that this portion Of our judi
ciary should be properly prepared to
Discharge their duty under the late
laws. We witnessed during the 'it-
ting ofthc county court, several pa.
rers In ihe hands Of Capt. n. C,
Taylor, Attorney for the court,
which we're iutsnled as recogniran-
Gee, records, and even commitments.
But Notwithstanding his official
efforts, and the general clemency Of
the court 70 pass i~mperfetions Of hi.
hind, il being the first sitting Of this
important tribunal, the order was
properly taken by The Attorney, 10
require the Magistrates of the county
10 do and perform their duties As the
law directs. The clerk Of the court
Capt. John c. Harrison having fur.
nislsed " such forms as will be gem
orally needed by the Magistrates, we
have prepared The blanks, containing
the information ofoaenscs, mithmus,
bond 70 appear TO court. aud rcOogni-
rance Of witnesses, all ON one shcs,
with ample space left for all required
interlineations by the justices. We
charge only FIVE dollars per quirc for
these forms, which will scarcely b,
more thaa a magistrate will need for
twelve months. aud will save him
immense labor. ani he posGst As the
law directs, and not subjec, them to
the ccusures too often put upon them
by councils before the ccurt. 1t Is
apparsnt n pvery ons that lbs eVun-
y count 9ill horvallor ho amoua tbs
raoss important courts We have, and
IL i essentially necessary thai those
civilcmcers whose proceedings arc to
be brought zoe revision before this
ccurf. should have Eyer, facility At.
forded them to comply With the full
duties imposed upon them. lfjus-
iIce issa end sought to be a,,atBed.
hsw i II possible that Il can b.
reached when the impositions oftbs
law are not discharged BY those to
whose hands Il i committed. The
brief, insufficient and positively OBJ
jectionsble papers, which came up
ofaen froEn ne nagiaracy u the
county. can now be remedied and
no ~extenuaiion an BE- urged Tint
iAeilities we're not afforded. ID The
u1gi<sfases Of the various heats pro-
vide themselves with ,Le.s blank.
Anl.tha rs.ult viii sean b. evidenced.
p-st~.- ss~;~s = lshae ssfkess
n1epnceiiass lrfors the csuaiy
am rHf y regular and perfect and
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HemaH IN pi#Ntu

A. lHtIeat If mfiafhtly a'tH
iuaplini II aw mit during at
sesAs shlsh datei ne h4H4m
gnpibie II mf p6pis b. W. slight
dsrfee A ps.f srmsH n the mrt
atiaes condition N %desttotlon d
is aed 10 rag we found lying a.
su streets u fhe ag9biss n ahyal
aesss A klsd oid negro N@l
VaughaH had her ofdei h h,s ann
foffable sHbIa, and msdieal anlsimu
va eammyhei WHO he sns md
whittier Sic eams, none know snd
II wss not aalil after repeated eu
y%aisiens aad pa@ed that ibs pouf
asiictad belng had intelligence am
dent ~ ttll her story llef name :
Mcmillan she eame Gom Water
VALLEY il bouseIess, ftendlesa and
q wandsfr ulsln earth She waa
going she knew net whittier but
fsini, sItk with frosted feci, abr had
walked from Water Valley, sleeping
In lho wopis and suffering 81 inter
vals along the road wah the horrid
spasms which 40 nearly deprived her
n life sin~ coming Into town. What
ever may have been the incidents Of
her former lie, whether the viG Of
come soldier, wlddovrd by bis death
in the army and left destitute and
without friends ur some fnil child oi
ain, whose footsteps are doggcj by
reloerse and suffering until death !.
to close the painful drama, We know
not. Still, she IL human. and q
WOMAN, and the heart Of every one
must feel . sympathy Cor her. Such
spectacles are rare IN this section, aud
we trust their occurrence may
never be recorded by us again. A
purse wna mudO up By orr citisths tc
CRY her back to Water VALLEY. and
afford her some additional aid, aud
when she rccoyers sufficiently she will
be sent. Among the contributions
given her we saw articles Of dress and
shoes, which nee more substantial in
their nature than monoy. Ned
Vaughan Is csc rendered satisfied for
his attentions 10 her. II she proves
respectable, and suffers from misf6r-
tune and neglect Of friends, what a
severe criticism ON the humanity OF
the world. If she is a Magdelane,
how instructive the lesson taught us
BY Him who died to save the wretehej,
and how charitable all our thoughts
aud efforts shonld be in such eases.
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How nE DOES IRA represent
alive individual. of ffecdmcn's per-
suasion, WA mp before the looking.
glass which surmounts the ebony
buroha Of this city yesterday, To
answer the charge Of some little con-
nubial inftlicity, in his domestic
"suckle,' which had ncccssita,ed him,
in the enforcement ofccnjngal discip-
line, to give his sw-cct-sccntei spouse
a terrible licking. Tie was asked 4
variety of questions, which wcrc an
swcrcd in characteristic ufi. hand
African style. Among other inter-
rugatoric' was propuuudcd; "lIow
do yon make q liyingg' Ills RS.
punse was evidently frank. "ohl |
work a little, rug,,e a little. cheat a
little. and steal a little: any VA, To
make q lihbin." There Is an aver.
aye specimen of the cmanciatci ne
gro ofthis cVuntyy, with ncwl, in
spired ideas Of liberty aud American
citizenship lryas.
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A. destroyed 4 god many mff
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Tint lhese seft dfafaf r. The heart N
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which ne statesmen andH Che miI iafy
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already teau amnnstitd, had dome a
mnah Whlt Captain semmea bed
actually dime nothing. Na that iht
work ha It'd waa At ~ in]dauiheahI
IN itselfi quite the REVERSED bat II
saa insignificant compared eith shaI
wa done. ~ Mf ~ the safely u th'
Union and the Destruction Of lh'
lives If the Foiefals are concerned
: by the least IL the Confederate uon.
erals Perhaps lbe chief fault b
Captain s,mmes, but fof which only
the Confdcrwy, had Il survived.
could have called him 10 accOunt, VA
his lcoIafjising aud losing the one
, efficient cruiser Of the South In a bat
tie with a man-ofwar belonging Il
an enemy in possession Of a large
fleet Of iron-clads.
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bngIae delivered a feature % o.
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kSoxyiLtE, Feb IL A oerr,
xas hung to-day, by a mob, III
shooting Lieut. Col Dyer, Ia Tenn
cavalry
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"SuBiINE LuCR.'--An Idaho
correspondent mentions the follow
lug incident rs illustrating his idea
Of sublime luck !"
have often heard of men float
ing on the surface of events, and
trusting 10 the sublimity Of luck
but ! never before hearl Of such sub
lime luck Us recently bcid n man in
Idaho. lie used 10 I've M "honcsi
miner in California. Ancr living
in the mountains for several years,
he shouldorcd his knapSack one day
and struck out for Idaho. lie mr.
rived there last spring and took up a
quartz claim, A few days ago h.
sold the claim Tor 100000 in gold
coin Of the realm.
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A GRowIS0 P0wEn.-since tho
days of Peter the Great, Russia has
advanced her frontier seven hundred
miles toward Vienna and Berlin, five
hundred miles toward Constantine
pie, and twelve hundred miles toward
Lahore and kurmcliec in India. She
has taken from Sweden more than
half her territory From Poland,
provinces more extensive than Aus
tria from Turkey, provinces equal
to Prussia, the Rhine provinces, Bel
GUM and Poland; from Persia,
provinces MS large as Great Britain
and from Tartary and China, coun-
tries greater than the whole Of Eu-
rope. Her population in the same
time has increased six-ibld,
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NEW iDIERTISRnENTS,
ON THE wINei,,,,,

This Is oar last week Ia PaaOlA aad hsf,.l.
tsr We msy Be- found Al Bsiesviils. rhsr. ws
wil open, in cur large new store, the Hps..
gvneral sssarsmsnt Of Eeas and At he ma.s
u Aunahls prices Anywhsfs 10 l. ksaua n pas'
- c0sasy. To thass u our friends aad rai.
rus around fanslAs ss ~ with the wAsms..
sfaetons q uur hssrts. that We are grateful far
kiad enasidsFstioass and prosniss II sh.y vin
AL sni So - a eur as- hssse, 10 give them
. prsesieA illustration II our thanks w, -.
uuiy say 10 The classic and kcsn;tahl. ala III
lsss 0cea-byeittf
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For III,
EnIgmas.
No. l..

No. /.
| am composed Of IA letters.
My II 4 10 3 Q is a town where
the Confederatcs were defeated.
My 10 II 4 is a distinguished
General.
My ! 0 IL 4 8 is a river in Vir-
ginia.
My 32145 10 u 5 Is a conta-
gious disease.
My 7 3 IL 4 10 is a strange, but
useful animal.
My 8 IL 10 is a personal pro-
noun.
My 3 967 5 is month of the
year.
My whole is the name ola gallant,
but much abused officer of the late
confederate army.
Answer next week.
No. ..
| am composed Of II letters.
My IL IL 10 10 IL 10 10 IL |
| IL Is one Of the Southern States.
My ! I is 5 7 is the name Of
n town in said State.
My 10 7 8 II 4 Is The name Of
a sweet lady in said town.
My 4 4 is the name Of a great
General of the late war.
My III IL are the sweet
est things the world ever knew.
My IA i part of the verb to be.
My is a word unpleasant to a
lover.
My IA i6 10 . is something not
oflen een in this climate.
My 10 II 4 is something good for
dinner.
My whole Is the placeto buy goods
cheap.
Answer next week.
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Queen Victoria. when Of home.
regularly teaches a Sunday school
and hiblc-cla.s for The benefit Of thosc
residing in the place and lis vicinity.
How attentive she is to her own
children may he inferred from q lat,
pleasing Circumstance. The arch.
dcaeuu If London on ono occasion
was faateChising the young princes.
aad beias surprised at the aerurac,
Of their aisssFs. said TO ihe youngest
prince, fcu Goycrnrss deserves
great erriit for %ip.incting you a
ihoreaghly y ,hs e,isrhism.n upon
which the royal by responded, Oh
Tut Il i mamma who iasaAss Us tn
eateshism.p Many Amssiraa moth
ers may take a profitable hint from
the quecnly practice.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-17
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