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A VALUABLE HENR1co INvENTIoN.-The
exhibited by MIR. George
w. Nevil, of Henrico county, at the late
State Fair won many ecomiums from spec
tators, and the special committee up
pointed to test it made the following re.
port, which was not received at the Sccrc-
tary's office until after the Fair closed:
ave, the undersigned, appointed to
test G. w. Nevill's ditching. machine, beg
leave to report to the Executive Commit
tee Of the Virginia State Agricultural
Society that, at an average gait Of 4 plough
team with four-horse power, this machine
at each furrow will gain depth Of one
and-a half inches, cut the ditch very
smoothly, and doing the ditching where we
had it, in a sandy soil, very perfectly. We
would therefore recommend that medal
be given to it as the best ditching-machine
that has been eXhited at the Fair, and the
best we have ever seen and recommend
that more perfect test be given by farm
ers than we have been enabled to do.
GEORGE WATT,
"JoHN NJ. ALLAN,
civilian SHEPPERSON.
Richmond, Va, November s, 1871"
"I would state that have seen this ma
chine work in stiff clay soil with equally as
good results rs above mentioned, and am
satisfied that it will cut at least 800 yards
per day at depth of three feet.
WILLIAM SHEPPERsoN,
one of the Committee"
Mr.. NeviIl is q citizen of Henrico county.
he has spent great deal OF money in per-
fecting this valuable piece of mechanism.
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PREsENT4ENTs FOR MIsDEMEANoR.-The
grand jury of the Henrico County Court
met yesterday and found true bills in the
following cases: Charlotte Gray, Rachel
Banks, and Fannie Taylor, for iDjuring and
Moses Raniolph for beating and torturing
a mule. The grand jury will meet again
on Friday.
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GRAND SINGING FEsr1vAL.-Perhaps no
State in the Union can boast of finer mu-
sical talent in its people than Virginia, nor
Of its consequent, a juster appreciation of
good music. The Richmond Philharmonic
a association, one of the oldest and most
popular societies in the State, has been re-
Gently re6rganized, and its membership
largely increased. Their feeling of State
pride has moved them to propose general
Singing festival, to be held at an early day
in Richmond, in which all the societies in
the Stale will join. Mr.. E. Ii. Chamber
luyne, Jr., the secretary of the association, :,
will be glad to correspond with sister socie-
ties in all quarters of the State on the SUBJ
ject and The gentlemen Of the press are
requested to give their aid to bring this
laudable undertaking to successful issue.
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e-SREtT EXCITEMENT.
MU"K .FT AND ELEGANT nEY G jODS.
RARGAlE@. BARGAISS!.
now - be had -
jrLlCS SrCLL'S, AIS BROAD STREET.

again ~ are receiving large shipments OF new
aa1 desirable bSI GJDDf, such rs are usually
und III fi-st class aty gOojs e:tahlis hment, ri
80" very lowest Ir:cug, Of which We mention Il
-" vi: :
K",utfIl Tclvc, els. all c"lors, at soc. to 81
Hiack NrivetetHs. handsome IS six. from SOC. to
Z" PER Narh: Heavy Black ellks Al sl50. !? 20 81,
worth douhie Colorei silks and silk Popiins, all
",l'is ely Iow; Empress Clolhs and Pop
'!H- Il iors Vi rv chesp: III" ca Alp2c as, e5, 90
a.. ana soc. to si.!Q, SIX warp; B"mbazines and
Back NeTinCe, cheaper than over Long and
@u.rr Mou ming sh.wiS, from ~ 20 $l5; striped
enc r!s'd w0o,lcn Shawis, ali styles, all prices ;
rIsi, Flain ard Strlped Opera F!annsls, all CO.
tors: iu!l ine OF F!annels-"hte REQ, gray. .nd
N"it w-!r0m &c. Up 70 81, the cheapest IN the
c.ty Waite BIa. keta, CoiorCd 81 nkets. Com
tors and Qailts. al less team wholesale prices;
,~,!u. aud 81 them what bargains Gasslme'e5
ana iuth5 f,,r Men and Sovs, all grSdes from
sc up I, 81 per YARD; Gents Under Garments,
tie test 81 OK IN tie clty and for less MONEY !;
isGlrs' Under Garments; Misses aud Chidren's
diltn v-ry cheap: Md Gloves for 7sc, worth fl25
al a. .5 worth T.? Berlin Gloves, all kinds Of
t,-yrs chesp; FurS. Furs, for Ladies' Misses, and
,h!h!rcn, tie cheapest ever offered IN this city.
Loug. one, cone AL, end &c. bargains.
GULlCS SiCLE, AS Broad street.
stHrC closed on Saturday. oc II
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS WALKSR LIGHT GUARD,
RICHMOND, November 5, 1871.
ORDERS.-Assemble at q
- scho,ts Monticello Hall TOMORROW "a
[ hlrsGAy) AFTERNOON promptly at w
O'Clock in full dress uniform, for parade. II
Every member Is urge ut!y requested TO be In al
tendance. ,n,,
nos n O-derlg Serge ant.
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PARADE OF KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.-The semi.
annual inspection and parade of Richmond
Commandery No. 3, Knights Templar, will
take place this morning. The knights will
assemble at the Asylum on Franklin street
A new supply of gauntlets was received
last night, and they may be obtained OF
John II, TYLER s. Co. to day.
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HANNAH, q novel, by the author of John
Halifax, Gentleman price fifty cents: We
have received copy of this new novel from
Ellyson s. Taylor, next to Dispatch office.
Also, copy of the Lady's Journal, new
illustrated fashion paper, issued oy Frank
Leslie. This is one OF the handsomest
fashion Journals we have ever seen.
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DISPOSAL OF PIcKPocKET.-Topsey
Brown (colored) was tired in the Hastings
Court yesterday for picking the pocket of
Aaron Coleman OF small amount of mo-
ney. Found guilty and sent to the peni-
Tertiary for five wears.
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NEW MASONIC LoDaE.-Lebanon Lodg dge,
U. D., recently instituted in this city,
promises to be o bright star in the Masonic
fraternity. The following are the officers
OF the Lodge at this time: james Evans,
master; A. d. Chestermsn, S. W.; Albert
OrdWaY. J. W.; Rev. John HI. Pitcher, 3.
D.; General w. C. Newberry, j. D.;
George X. Pace, secretary; P. b. Barnes,
treasurer. r I
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one or tie most beautiful as we'll as fragrant
ooquets we have seen for many days was placed on
our counter yesterday by Mr. JOHN MoRroy, He
nus IN my more Of the s,me sort left for o,bers.
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+ THE THEATRE.-Johnny Thompson has
proved a good card for the management.
He is really versatile actor, and e On
Hand" affords q tine opportunity for the
display of his talents. he is greeted nightly
by good houses.
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VIRGINIA ANNUAL CONFERENCE.-THE an
nual Conference of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church In Virginia will commence Its
sessions in Portsmouth on next Wednes-
day. The venerable Bishop Paine, Of Mis-
sissippi, will preside. The pastors Of the
several Methodist churches in Richmond
will attend this meeting.
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nest anthracite nut coal at 81; ezg and stove IN
proportion; soft coal 90 to ESQ; oak and nina
WOOD aS lowest figures for cash at PAeES Co %,
Nlneteenih ard Cary or 7os Grace street.
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MACHINERY. &a.

MACHINE WORKS.
SLOAT & AnDINaTos,
sos. 1l2a, lA94 1926, and 1923 Cary street,
and Nos. l3 and Is south 18th street
RlCH M0hD, Va.
We make sll kinds OF new work IN the MA
:HlElSF LINE, RE"AIH ALL KINDS on
EGRh We 20 In the COUNTRY 10 do ali
SORTS OF WORK In our line. Also MAKE the
best TOBACCO MILLS in the world, and keen
them on h,nd. as well as TOBACCO SCREWS of
ai kinds, together WI h BANDS ard BILLETS,
ana oil articles f.r the m tnufacture OF tobacco.
NEW aud oECO Ep-HAND ENGINES
BOILEkS, IA W-MILLS,
GHl5E MILLS, POWkR PUMPS,
Pt.ATfORM sCALh9,
sHAFTI%G. HANGERS, PULLIES,
GEAR and BCyIL WHEELS
And In fact general assortment OF all useful ar.
tclas In our limo, together with
JUJsO%,S Pa d n 7 sTEAM-EE4INE
UTIOA C,. STEAM GAUGES
SELDES'S PATE.T ENGINE PACKING,
pEET vALVGS; Va , GLOBE VALVES
sELF.OIIING CUPS, for both engines and
ehsfting;
FLUE CLEANFRS,
on CAM, WATER GAUGEA &c.
Ali Of which We sell at reason sbIe prices and on
accommodating terms.
n. B.-We receive on consignment all kinds OF
machinery, both new and secondhand. Come
al d see us.
oc2 sLOAT & ADDIN6TON.
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tsSoRN has reduced his prices. You can now
get Ih,1 graph or gem likeness fifty per cent.
cneaper than at any oiher gallery In the city.
osBohS's gallery Is sl2 Main street, oppo Site ,he
ruins Of the spo:swood Hotel, '''>
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po' cnapped skin there Is nothing eq1a, 10 tho
ssne'ors y Andalusian Balm prepared By MEADE
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PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 8, 1s71.
AREIv2r.
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, Kings Mill, mer-
chanGise and passengers.
Schooner Hal djcrabbe, Foles, RockIaud, line,
A. 3. Lea.
Schooner Horatio Nichols, Dupuy, Albany, n.
Y. lumber a.. r. Whitlcck.
Schooner Hope, Penny. Cabin Point, lcmber, c.
Philips.
SAILED.
Steamer Eliz, Haucox, Clifford. Norfolk.
Schooner Rising sun, Owens Philadelphia, uid
P.ankctlnk railroad ties Curtis & parker.
Schooner william ard James, Cutten, Fhila-
delphIa, graDie, Curtis 4 Parker.
schooner susanna. Woodnan, Few York viG
York liver, railroad ties.
Schooner j. = Irv.n3, IDgersol, New York, pia
James river. wood Curtis y Parker.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT.UFFICE NOVEMBER
8, 1S71.-Mrs. Mary Scott, Brook avenue !;
Thomas r. Joynes, Richmond.
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kDvERTIsE.-Our merchants seeking trade in
any portion OF the country should advertise in the
papers of that section. ID. ELLYsoN & co. will
take advertiser nts and have them inserted at
publishers rates.
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FLAG PRESENTATION company B Gap
tain Bass), of the First Virginia regiment,
will parade this evening at 4 O'Clock for the
reception of handsome flag which will be
presented to the company by Governor
Walker
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TIE lot of 1873 feet Of land sold by Rich
ardson s. Co. to Rev. John A. Dearborn,
at $40 per foot, is located on Laurel street
between Main and Federal, west OF the
park.
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AN1ISESk ENT'S.
ASSEMBLY HALL.
Tickets sdmt.inga gentleman and two ladies', 81

The following gentlemen. members of the Ca
thoHic Bene fclaI society, Will act as managers
T. j. Riley, Hon. A. M. Kelley. j. Il. DcoleY j.
n. Higgins. L. r. En- l:sh, ID. Hann!gan, Captain
v lillian English, Ur. j. A. Simons, j. Il. MOlloy,
=. Ccx, j. IL. " h!.tske., p. ricGoyern, William
Kelley, \. Winse's, y: Brophy, John LotirT,
Hsmiiton, j. lres McGraw, Captain J. Mel roaald,
c. siannipg. 4. O'Farrell. j. b. Walsh, j hn =.
p zzlni ii. Burns II. A. Torbeck j. frskine, j..
ttLksnGu:g. j. Viuceut Alexar der Del1rey, ID.
Brennan, William Barrett -. HioLi, William
ID. ffron. D. x rem. J. Rankin, Z. FerraGdInt.
Reception CommiHee.- Hon. A. NJ. Kelley, y.
H. U.oley, X. E. Eugllsh, +. j. Kelley, Captain
VIII am Anglish, u harnlgan. j. M Higgins, j.
X. Molloy, j. Il. mhittahe7, .. Null; I: Cox, a.
Minkers. no e-g II, le.HNE1u
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houehness and chaaug OF the skin is iuned,.
at"iy relieved by Andalusian Balm.
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DIANO-FORTES.

DIANO-FORTES. 60
GEORGE i. BIDGOOD, agent for the cele-
hrsted PIANOS OF Hallett, Davis d Co., Of Eos-
Ton and 4. Weber Co., New York, regarded By
the leading musicians and artists the best now
made. For sale at the manufacturer lowest
pissSESCSi0ND-HAED PIANOS taken in exchange
for new ones q. their full value.
pianos constantly on hand TO let.
TJININS and KEPAlRING done In the best
manrar gu i2-sm
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GENTLEMSN's FURFIsHINGs.-E. B, spEyc,
& Son, 12o0 Main street.
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N. FLLYsoN & Co., Advertising Agents. Dis.
patch building, will receive advertisements and
have them inserted In any journal of the country
at regular rates.
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FLLYsoN & TAYLOR, Ills Main ctreet, sell all
the books used in the public schools Of the city
and State at the very lowest rates.
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School l-books Of every grade may he found al
ELLYSON & TAYLoR's. 11l8 Main street.
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AN UM1NoUs BALLoT.-At the third pre-
cinct of Jackson Ward, where something
humorous is always occurring, q negro de-
posted in the ballot-boX the following,
which the owner can have on application
to Maj. Hagan
"RICnMoND, November 5, 1871.
Mr.. James Jackson will meet at the hall
to attend the funeral Of Sam Gideon, Oc-
tober 9TH, at A. NJ. President, Thomas
Page; Secretary, Isaac JONES'
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MEETING OF COMMISSIONERS OF ELRc.

MEETING OF COMMISSIONERS OF ELRc-
TIoN.-MesSrs. ". w. Stoyer, james Il.
Fisher, D. B. Jones, w. Il. Nye, and T. 2.
wilkinson, the commissioners Of election
appointed by Judge Guigon, will meet at
the City Hall this morning at 8 o'tlock to
make the official canvass of The votes cast
at the election on Tuesday last.
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DOLLAR UNDERsHIRTs.-F.B.S b. SPENCE & So
1900 Main street.
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RitIrntond Dispattlt.
......NOVEMBER 8, 1871.

nG THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH IL LARGER THAN TUE COMBINED
{ CULATIoN tF ALLTHE o7HER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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CREsArEAKE AND CHIC RAILROAD Co.,
CASHIERS OFFICE.

NOTICE.-The annual meeting Of the
~ stockholders Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
hatlroad Company will be held IN the city or
Nichmqnd on THURSDAY the 7th Of December,
1871.
TIE attention OF TIE stockholders IS called to the
following extract from the bylaws or ihe COM
pany: ,,. . .
"All proxies to represent stockholders at q
general meeting shall be in writing, and signed
by the person thus transferring the power; part
nerships may sign in the name Of partnerships
ana the signature OF either member or the hrIn
shall re valid. No proxy sh III be valid given
more than sixty days prior to the meeting OF the
coTpanS.h -.
The DO, Ks or transfer shall be close fifteen Us
previous TO any general meeting.
no d. GARhEII, CaSnler.
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CHESTERFIELD REDEEMED.-Ihe returns
from the adjoining county Of Chesterfield
caused little less rejoicing in Richmond than
those from the wards Of our own city
where there were heavy Conservative gains.
The news of the defeat Of Porter's pet, the
secretary Of the Re publican State Central
Committee, will be received with delight all
over the State, and all will rejoice that
Chesterfield is to be once more represented
in the House of Delegates by men of ability
and good character.
The returns show that the following ticket
(all Conservatives has been elected ia Ches-
tertield county by an average majority Of
200: House Of Delegates-John w. Wake
and William l. Clopton; Clerk Of County
and Circuit Court, Nathan II. Cogbll !;
County Treasurer, William =. Woodbridge !;
Commonwealth Attorney. William Am
bers: Sheriff. Clarence II. Flournoy. The
Radicals carried Bermuda township by 156,
and Midlothian By 6; and the Conservatives
carried Matoaca by 231, Dale by 65, Glover
Hill by 81, and Manchester by 10. Every
where the Conservatives made large gains.
The total Conservative majority is 235.
The example of the Conservatives Of
Chesterfield is worthy Of high commenda-
ton. In that county they have regularly
been beaten by large maj0rities ut every
election since the war, but they have perse-
vered, in the face Of appalling odds, in poll
ing their full strength, until now they can re.
joice in the complete and final overthrow
of the carpet-baggers and negroes. Last
year tcounty gave $50 mlioritvtOr Porter;
now 1t gives 235 for Wake and Clopton.
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CLoTHING.-E. B. SPENCE & SON, 1aso Maj,
Street.
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Attest:
WILLIAM J. RIDDIcK, Recorder.

DRESS OLA TRMPLAR, MoUSTEN.- BLACK
suit. regulation chapeau. hlsck velvet apron snd
ssh opck raun,lets with buff hread gloves, Tenn
p,sr sword with black Tie He'd leather belt s,i-
vsr-plstcd or steel spurs, citizens sa6dle Win
BLACK velvet covsrtrimmed with silver lace, plscR
double reined bride and M ar.inga,e.
NJ b. Those Sir Knights who nave not suppIled
themselves with chspeau anu gaontlets WI u9
so at once: supn nly of the former is now on hand
at Messrs. J. Ii. Tyler & Co.'S ordered for the
Comm,nGery mol l.S h&0th
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

TOR NEW YORK. Virginia x>FSs
z Steamship and Packet Compang's satsassas;sa Y {; g
elegant steamship WILLIAM Z. CtYDE. Cap.
tain RoBEKTs, Will leave her wharf al Rockets,
Oh FRIDAY, November 10, at 7. M.
Connecting with steamers for Hartford, Nor
w:ch, stonington, Fsll river, and Boston from
same pier.
Close connections and through bills lading give,
to all SOUTHERN eastern, Snd western places also
to Europe and Australia.
Fare, s.; meals and 5tate-rooTns, extra.
For freight or passage, apply to
ID. j. BURR, President.
t2lS Main street.
WASHINGTON & Co.. Agents, Pier IL North River
New 10rk. S-3t
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sdIJh NEW YUMK.-The Uld xcfTss
a. Dominion Steamship Co.'s SsazsI4xSs sI4xSs
CANT stde.wheel steamship NIAGARA, Captain
WALKER will sail FRIDAY, November 10, at l
O'Clock, Z. "a.
Freight received until u ii.
Through bills OF ladlng slgued, and goods for
warded with diDpatch to all points-north south
east, and west. Close connections mads with Gu.
nard line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare, sle ataarage, IS; rorno-trtp tickets, go,
For freigh. Or passage, HDp!Y to
JOHN ". WYATT. Agent
no8 81 No. > Governor street.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TIE RESULT OF THE ELECTION IN RICH
HoND AND HENRICo.-It is unnecessary to
burden our columns with further tabular
statement Of the returns from Richmond
and Henrico until the official canvass is
concluded. 1t may be said, however, that
the figures published in our issue Of yester-
day are very nearly correct. The average
majority for the Conservative candidates in
the city will not fall far short of one thou
sand.
In tie county the entire Conservative
ticket is elected by about eighty majority.
In every precinct there have been large
gains for the Conservatives. Colonel Con-
nally leads the ticket both in the county
and in the district, according to the returns
now received. sheriff Smith is reelected,
and Redd and Vogler also are successful.
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ApPLEToSs' JOURNAL is received from
ElIyson s. Taylor, 1116 Main street.
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CouRT OF APPEALs.-ThIs curt was en-
gagged yesterday In hearing the argument
in the case OF Smith us. the Commonwealth.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE
~ WOOLLEN MILLS.
tRoCkEsY, GLASSWARE, dc.

(NlNA, GLASS, SlLVER-PLATED
= var, TABLE CuTLhky. And A GEs-
FEAL S5UItIMs NJ OF II .USE.FCkNlsH-
ING GO IDS .G3 MAIN sTREET.- Il. CUR
IA NJ would reyps.trn!!v inform his friends and
FORMER rstroos ann the pupic generally thai he
is no" tc .ied ~ et3 NJ in street, near Ninth
ttr., where .,e has t II r for sale full supply
~ II u@E FURNI3Hi&o G0oUs. including
China. "a. ware, s.lver-Pl ted Ware. Glass
~.Ic Table Cut.ery, Fancy Sood., sc. Just
oI,et ed all asso,tuen OF seasona Die goods, COM
pr.siag In part PiaDished Soup and Oys er ru-
fr'h,: Oh liny, bys.er, and t1ot-Watsr Dishes:
tt.ti atd Er.L zed Fire otls and STANDS, ursery
Fender, Flstr- W :fmers. Parl1r Coal Vase, anu
h!een9n's celebrated Ce. man ttudeuts' Lamp.
k!so s.mpSd, lr-n, Wcoien, and Japanese
Paper. W ares. oc 20 3ln
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CHAMBER OF CoMMERCE-MEETING OF
THE NEW BOARD OF DIREcToRs.-The
new Board of Directors elected for the
current term held their first regular meet
ing yesterday evening.
Tie president, David j. Burr, Esq,
stated that the principal object of the
meeting was to appoint standing commit
tees. The following were then appointed ::
On Arbitration.-T. W. McCance, w. II.
Palmer. Nj. Milhiser, John 81. Williams,
W. s. Donnan.
On Manufactsres.-R. E. Blankenship,
A. Cameron, Archer Anderson, W. b.
Warwick, Garret F. Watson.
On Outacdrd Irade.-E. .. Noting, G..
T. Workman, l.. y. Crenshaw, John A.
Curtis, George W. Allen.
On Fndncc.-W. B. Isaacs, q. ". Pick
rell, l.. Fl. Frayser, John L. Bacon, John
c. Davis.
On Comrnerce.-James II. Blair, Thomas
Potts, A. Boiling, J. B. Pace, w. G. Paine.
On Inland Trade.-John Purcell, c. ID.
Hill, $. e. Tardy, Il. j. Peyton, K. Dillon.
On Mines.-A. Ordway, II. NJ. Logan, W.
e. Tanner, T. FL. Wynne. Asa Snyder.
On Accounts.-T. w. Pemberton, e. B.
Stacy, William Ira Smith, r. W. Powers,
James Woodhouse. ..-
Sundry reports from committees were re-
ceived and adopted.
The following resolution was unanimous
ly adopted:
L" Resolved, That the Committee on Out
ward Trade consider and report upon the
effect of Lhe present pilot laws upon the
commerce of this port and river, and re-
commend such amendments as IN their
opinion are desirable and that they take
such steps as they deem Advisable to OBJ
tain from the next Legislature such change
In the law as will do away with compui,
sorry pilotage on the rivers and inland
waters of the State"
After the transaction Of vIriety OF
other business, the Board adjourned.
THE LAST OF THE PRIZE FL HTERs Dis
POSED OF.-Yesterday the Henrico County
Court finally disposed OF the case OF Will
liam White, one Of the principals in the
prize-fght which took place near this city
on the 9th of last June. 1t will be remem-
bered that White was granted new trial,
and upon his arraignment yesterday plead
guilty. The Commemorative Attorney
Stated to the jury that White had been in
jail since June, and in consideration Of this
fact thought that the most moderate tine
should be imposed upon him. The jury, of
which MIR. &. Nj. Robinson was foreman,
after an absence OF five minutes returned,
having assessed the tine ut one cent, which
being paid, the prisoner was discharged
Whites punishment assessed oy the previ-
Gus Jury was eight months i'll the penlten-
tiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-09

THE PEERLESS GLOBE-FLOWER
L COUGH SYRUP, for the cure Of every form
OF cough, bronchitis, asthma, sore throar hoarse-
ness, &C., and will positively cure consumption II
taken In time. zee circulars. For sale by pro.
prfe.ors' wholesale agents,
PURCELL, LADD & CO.. Druggists.
lal6 Main street, corner Thirteenth.
oc 1-3m Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-09

TOR p ILADE L p HI A %E@
A. TWICE A WEEk.-The steamer SSsslif&:fiss if& fss
j. W. EVERMAN, Captain PLATT, win receive
freight for the above port Till TH hSDAY the Oh
instant, at IL o'clock.
Freight taken for Boston, Providence, Norfolk
and New Orleans at moderate rates.
Passage 10 Philadelphia, including meals anC
stateroom, ,$8. W. P. PORTER. Agent,
NOS 2t No 2425 DOCK street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-09

RarI RanIzatlon at the Meade Memorial church
tera tornei OF twelfth and Decatur streets. In,
'eies1ing addresses may be expected,