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CHANCERy CorTRT OF RIcH1oNn

CIIANCERY COURT OF RICHMOND =
Judge Fazhugh- Thursday, December r
The following cases were disposed of:
Cox and others VS.. Mayo, &C., Order
declaring that the proceedings against the
unknown parties is regular, and refusing to
require plaintiffs to amend the bill. Cannon
& Courtney and Steger, counsel.
Carter, trustee, VS.. Seldom and others.
Decree confirming report of commissioner
on the investment of the fund, and also
that on the settlement of the trustees ac-
counts, and authorizing the trustee to sell
the State bonds on hand and make other in
vestments of the proceeds of sale. John.
ston d Williams, counsel.
Eubank and others VS.. Pulliam anc
others. Decree directing resale of the pro
perty purchased by Early Corbin, he hav
ing failed to comply with the terms of sale
Dooley and Clopton, counsel.
King, &C., VS.. King and others. Deere,
confirming report of commissioner ant
fixing allowance for support and mainten
ance of defendant King and his family
Howard and Evans, counsel.
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GERMAN OPERA.--We have never
seen an audience more delighted with and
enthused by an operate performance than
was the brilliant assemblage that last night
graced the dress circle and orchestra ofoui
theatre. The opera produced was Flotow's
'Stradella," than which there is none more
beautiful in the operate repertoire. The
plot is founded upon romantic incident in
the life Of the great composer and tenor,
whose name it bears, and throughout it is
pervaded by the very zone Of musical
beauty.
Madame Romer made her second ap-
pearance as Leonora, the heroine, and sang
with sweetness, and acted with nairete.
Carl Beaunard appeared also for the se-
cond time before our public in the title role
'Stradella," in part always sung by the
tenor aobnsto, and its superb music gives
the finest tenors Of that class ample field
for the display of their best powers.
Mario achieved great success in the part,
and his execution Of the prayer was alone,
worth twenty prices of admission \
Beaunard rendered Stradella" last,
night acceptably. His singing of the prayer
was only partial success, as in the high
notes he failed. Ittakes the best of heavy
tenors to sing them purely. However, this
gentleman has a Voice which possesses
some lovely notes, and on every occasion
he illustrates his careful artistic training,
and thorough culture.
Carl Formes and Habelmann as the two
bandits, were the great successes of the
night. The audience testified their appre-
ciation of their superb acting by enthusi-
astic and continued applause. Carl Formes
has long had great celebrity in the part of
bandit in 'Stradella." 1t is one of the
first that gave him great prominence on the
operate stage. He is an actor of truly
wonderful power and versatility. IIabel-
mann's rendition last night, was the best
acting we have ever seen from him. He
threw himself into the part with complete
abandon and ardor, and his performance
was perfect. The character gives him
but little opportunity to discover the
lyric beauty of his voice. Many last
night deplorGd this, as it was evident from
few notes that he was in fine voice.
We can not fail to compliment in high
terms the trio in the last act between Wcin-
Itch, Habemann and Formcs. 1t was a
most artistic musical performance. We
have, in long operate experience, never
seen it so well done. And it will doubt
less be long time before the people Of
Richmond will have chance to see three
such consummate artists as those named
above in scene exclusively their own, and
characterized by such great artistic power.
Tonight, "Der Freyschutz" is given.
with the German Society of this city in the
chorus. 1t will doubtless be magnificent
performance.
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CoBURN CLAIMING THE STAKES
Coburn claims the fight with Mace on the
grounds that the referee had no right, ac-
cording to the rules of the prize ring, to
declare the battle draw and the outside
bets off. He claims that Mace was beaten,
as he was SO weak that he would not leave
his corner. When the referee called on
them to advance and toe the scratch, Co.
burn every time promptly advanced, while
Mace always came up reluctantly and then
ran back as quick as his legs would carry
him. Coburn says Mace seemed to fall in
love with his corner, as he fondly kept
hugging it throughout the fight. Joe has
telegraphed to an old friend that he has
challenged Mace to fight him again for s5,-
600 or $40, 200 side, or he is, willing to
tight him for the money already up.-N. y.
Sun. et ~
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
DICHMOND AGENCY
FOR THE SALE,
PURCHASE, AND EXCHANGE OF
REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned has opened an office at
9l2M Main street, (STATE JOURNAL building,)
q few doors above the Post-ofice, Rich
mond, Virginia, for the SALE, PURCHASE
AND EXCHANGE OF REAL ESTATE, and
respectfully requests all persons placing proper
ty in his hands for sale or exchange, to furnish
him, if possible, with plat of the same, as also
u description of soil, advantages, &c.
Citizens of the Northern States, who desire to
emigrate to q milder climate, such as Virginia,
where so many advantages of pecuniary ma
ture, added to that of health, are presented 10
capitalists will find 1t TO their interest to
muncate with him, as all letters asking inforlna-
tlon respecting any particular farm or locality,
with a view of purchasing, will receive prompt
and faithful report JAS. L. SUTTON,
Late U. s. Pension Agent,
E Richmond, Va.
N. B.--Notarial business, conveyancing and
negotiating loans promptly attended to-
de l--tf JT.S.
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COURT OF APPEALs.-After the con-
clusion OF the attorney generals argument
IN the Sands case, yesterday, Mr.. Young
spoke, and will conclude the argument to-
day, when the court will take charge of the
case, and in due time will render decision
in it as well as the Chahoon case.
The court will adjourn this session on
Saturday, the 10th instant, and not meet
again until the 5th of January.
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REDUCTION IN PRICE OF CLOTHING.
We refer our readers TO the ADVERTISE
inent OF Deylin. AS will be seen, he has
reduced the price Of clothing for the rest
of the season; and those of our friends
who have not yet purchased their winter
supply will do well to give Mr.. ID. call
and take advantage of the reduction. The
stock is still large, all manufactured for
this years sales, and embraces dress and
business suits, overcoats, underwear, and
furnishing goods generally. The location
is 1907, Main street. sg lf
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SHIPPING.
TIOR NEW YORK.

IfOR NEW YORK. fRfk.
THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP .JUlil. I.
PANY'S elegant side-wheel steamship ALBE
MARI5E, Capt. SMITH, will sail on FRIDAY
December Sth at 70 clock NJ.
Freight received until II A. Nj. HAN
Through bills of lading signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch TO all points--north. SOUTH
east and west. Close connections made with Gu
nard line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. svs
Steerage ...........s... D W
Round Trip Tickets. 20 %
For freight or passage, apply to
nf7f JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
de 6-2t No. 8 Governor street.
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VACANCY FILLED.-At the meeting of
the trustees of Richmond Normal school,
4. p. jackson, Esq, was unanimously
elected a member of the board to fill va
cancy caused by the resignation of Mr.. j.
b. Crenshaw. Mr.. Jackson's zeal and
efficiency in all matters pertaining to edu-
cation are well known, and we have no
other thought than that he will make most
excellent and efficient member Of the
board. r
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DIED.

In this city, December 8, JOHN Q. TYLER.
aged four years.
In Baltimore December sth, POwHATAN ID,
son of Sallie NJ. w. aud Major II. L. Poor, aged
one year t .'f
Suddenly, of paralysis, ut WoodruffTs, King
William county, on the 9th instant, ROBERT p.
HILL. aged about sixty-three years.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS Re-
MANNING IN THE RICHMOND POsT-
OFFICE. DECEMBER STH, lS71.-W. H.
jackson, Salem, Va; Miss NJ. Thacker,
Richmond VIM. Brown, Richmond.
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The Secretary of the Treasury has issued
notice that ON and after the 7th of March,
1872, the principal and accrued interest on
5-20's, coupon and registered, known as
the second series, act of February 25th,
1852, viii be paid with, treasury deposits.
The amount of bonds is twenty millions.
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INTERNAL REVENUE. The collections
Of internal revenue in the third district of
Virginia during the month of November
were upon the following articles: Tobacco,
sl6l, ,9sS.76; Spirits, s249.75 Beer, s223.-
So; Miscellaneous, s4, ,ll9.73. Total, $780,
2.O9.
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FOR SALE.

HORSE FOR SALE.-A THOR a.
IL OUGliBRED MARE, very stylish, k.s< y !
gentle, and kind in harness or under the saddle ;
perfectly sound and very fast Sold for want OF
use. Can be seen at Sutheriands stables, Eighth
street. near Main, or address post-office box eU3
de 7-3t
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A DIFFERENCE.-Gerot, the polite pro-
prietor of the celebrated French restau-
rant, No. 9l2 Main street, says ''there is
decided difference between latitude and
longitude. ("
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A FINE MARE FOR SALE.-The fine
thorough bred mare, advertised in our col
umns for sale, will be sold tomorrow
morning at auction, by Il. b. Cook, auc-
tioneer. The opportunity of securing a
magnificent young thorough bred mare is
now offered those in want of such an AMI
NAL.
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New FIRE Box.-Messrs. r. NJ. j,
Paynter and j. R. Dow to-day put up fire.
alarm box No. 36, at the Tredegar Iron
works.
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n CORN AsD FLOUR ExcHAsaE,1
RICHMOND, Dec. S. 1871.
0Terings.
WHRAr-White. ls2 bushels. Red. Sis do.
CoRs-White, e0l bushels. Yellow 70 bush.
els. Mixed, 1870 bushels
OATs--50f bushels
RYH--l0 bushels
FLAxsRRD--6 bushels
ff Sales str
Y WHBAT-White, 70 bushels very good at 81 go
SO bushels very good on p. t. so bushels com
mon, at Sl.4D IL bushels very common $I25
Red, l2s bushels at sl.60 for good, si.4o fol
common, Sl05 for very common.
CoRs-White, $50 bushels at soc for very
good. Yellow, IS bushels at s.c for good. Mixed,
l30 bushels at SAC H
oArs-29s bushels at soc. for prime, 5se. for
very good
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PEASANTS, MUSICIANS, DEMONS.
Second Act, Great Incarnation Scene-Fire
Works, Wild Beasts, &c.
THE GRAND HUNTING CHORUS,
by the whole company, and members OF the
FREYSCHUTZ CHORUS of Richmond.
A. PREDIGAM.-..... MUSICAL DIRECTOR
TOMORROW SATURDAY.
Last night of the Opera,
GRAND GALA PERFORMANCE,
Shakspeares Glorious Tale,
THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR,
ffl}IeCFr lDie Lustigen Weiber.) .fs
THE EMUSIC...-..........b by ............. .NICOLAI
THE WHOLE COMPANY IN THE
gef4nn CAST! E
CARL FORMES.. .as.-...... FALSTAFF
PRICES OF ADMIssIox--Reserved seats in Or
shestra and Dress Circle, II. go; general admis-
sion, ~ second tier, 75c. third tier, 5Oc; lower
private boxes, $6.
Sale of reserved seats,>at West and Johnston,
bookstore, will commence on THURSDAY, No
vember S0th, at o'clock A. NJ
The Grand Opera Troupe use the celebrated
Chickering Pianos, Woodhouse i Parham, 1908
Main street. general agents. M
des sl HARRY J. STEEL, Agent.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ROAD MEETING.-1he stockholders o
the chesapeake and Ohio Railroad com
pany reassembled at the Exchange Hete
at O'Clock last evening.
The committee appointed on the presi
dents report, through their chairman, Mr.
Stuart, announced that they had with care
examined the report and accompanying
documents, and begged to submit the fol.
lowing resolution which was unanimously
adopted:
Resolued, That the stockholders of tie Chesa
peake and Ohio Railroad company do approve
and adopt the report of the president and direc
tors OF SAID company, and hereby heartily ex
press their appreciation of the energetic and Judi
cions course pursued by them in the entire man.
agement of The affairs of the said company.
General Wickam offered the following,
which was adopted unanimously.
Resotoed, That the stockholders of the Chesa-
peuhe ana ONO Rallroad company, in general
meeting assembled do hereby accept the provi-
ginia, passed on the 24th day of March, 1871, en-.
Titled Fan act for the extension and Completion
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad"
Maj. Ii. M. Bell offered the following:
Resotged, That the board of directors be au-
thorized and instructed to ascertain and paw =
suitable salary to the president OF this company.
Adopted unanimously. .,,..,-.
I gifH ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Colonel Baldwin moved that the entire
present directory of the company be re-
elected.
There being no opposition, the chair put
the question, which was unanimously
adopted.
Inc following are the names of the di-
rectors: Messrs. G. p. Huntington, A. A.
Low, w. H. Aspinwall, of New York |;
Pllny Fisk, Of Pennsylvania; David Stew
art, Jonas b. Clark, Wm. b. Hatch, of
New York; Ii. G.. Parsons, of West Vir-
gnia John Echols, WINS. G.. Wickham
and Joseph r. Anderson, of Virginia.
Mr.. John Page moved vote of thanks
be rendered the chairman of the meeting
for the efficient manner in which he has
presided over its deliberations. Carried.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
The annual report of the President and
the accompanying documents, read on the
assembling of the stockholders at noon
yesterday, show the condition of the affairs
Q! the road to be gratifying to all the friends
OF TINS great artery of commerce. The
bonds OF the company, which were orgin-
ally placed upon the market at 90 cents,
have gradually appreciated till they. now
command 94 cents on the dollar, with
sui advancing tendency The work on the
line has made gratifying progress during
the past year. TAe road is completed
from the mouth Of New river to the city of
huntington, on the Ohio river.
That portion of the line between the
mouth of the New river and White Sui
phur Springs QO2 miles,, which will com
Prev ,'o iiiie ifoih liie clty OF richmond to
the ONO river, Is all under contract, and
tho orodino ond ,,,,eo,,r,, - 49,. IL
- ;. - eoihPietcu anu tIlc balance OF the
work Is progressing so favorably. as to
leave no doubt that the whole NJ # will ha
co,nnlatod ,.nd a.. a. - - III - ~ ~ ~
coihpieteu, anu tnat the cars VIII be rum
nlng daily over the entire line from Rich
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE


HPIscopal church:
ine journal OF yesterday was read by
'''s rc0 cieTK. Gs fyfE
Inc ohar announced the following
STANDING COMMITTEES: ..
Lmnaqatson-Parks. Loyenstein. Berger
Fulkerson, Booker, Elliott, Allen. Roller
Lewis, Van Auken, and ,Jorgcnson.- =
Courts of Jusfice-Brooke. Coehill
Dooley, Strother, Clopton. Borjand
Robertson. Booker. Gray. O'FerralI and
Neale.
Pricileqe and Observation-Disclosures
Thompson, Bowen. Riddlesbargcr. Har,
desty. Wake. Radford. Griffith. Talia-
ferro, Scruggs, Bristow, Evans. and P. k.
Jones. m s. ~ rrl,
Schools and Coneqes-Hill, poague,
Gilman, Watts, Gardner. Roller. FulRer,
son, Neale, Scruggs, Fitzgerald. Jorgenson.
Douglas, and Rufus S. Jones.
Chesapeake and its T; T;ibutd,ies-Wall.
Keyser, Bristow, James, Warner 7. Jones
Bagwell, Kelly, Donald, McMullen. Went,
worth, and Young.
Flnaace-Daniel, Cummings, Matthews.
Thomas. Sutherlin. BagweU. Donald |
Graves. Benton, Snidow. Douglas. and
Southail.
Propositions and Griecances-Watts.
Lawson. Robertson. Swami Anderson
Graham. Paul Lightner. Kincheloe Dalton
Noble. Young and Page.
Roads and Internal Nariqation--Walker.
Wall, Hill. Deneale. j. Thomson Brown
Wharton, Kelly, Parks, Head. Campbell
Powell and Christian and Ramsdel. tt :
Clain,s-Strother, Smith. Cotterell. Will
liams Rrvant Smoof A llen Groshor,
Beaton. Lassiter. Delaney and Matthews.
Militia and Police-Elliott. Radford
Warner T.. Jones. Dooley. O,Ferrall
Clopton. Bowen. S,ontball. Wentworth
Cox and Nickens.
.4sul,Dns and P,isons--Lawson Kevsar
Lewis. Walker. j. Thompson Brown A.
b. Lightner. Butler. Bishop. Stenhens
Van Auken. Norton and Coleman.
Observation-Disclosures Brooke Clonton
Walker. GRAY. Uardestv. Suttle Taliaterro,
Irvine. 81. John. Patterson and RamsJel !,
Enrolled Bis = Loyenstein. Early
Gresham. Roller. Griffith. Kincheloe. Mil
ler. Munsey. Noble and douglas. 80
House Eroe,,ses--Warner r. Homes
Poague, Watson, Thomas and Snidow.
Labor and f'ooy-Tbomnson James
Bristow. Sanester NIunsev. Fletcher Ir,
vine. Allen. Rogers. Noble. ,yno. q. Brown
and Norton.
Pu6hc Plope,fy-Burkholder, Bowen,
Bernard, Williams, Payne, Miller Jack
Garter, Minor, Sangster, James 5. Gillian,
Wentworth, Patterson and Freeman.
Laiths, Currency and Connmerce-Bocker,
Nowlln, Loyenstein, Berger, Swami, Smith,
Smoot, McMullen, James, Pearce, Perkins,
stoyall and Young. od
Agracuaares and lhdssng-Sutherlin, Wat
son, Campbell, bishop, Fletcher, Stephens,
Bernard, Ratliff, A. u. Llghtner, Graham,
Jno. q. Brown, Peter }. Carter, and Dun
gey.
Mdnufgctues and Necha,s'cs Aifs---Critz,
Head, Burkhoider, Fitzgerald, Berger,
katlllf, Dalton, Minor, russell, Ramsdel,
and Hamilton.
Counties, C.tse$, d,,d iowi's-Coghill,
Lewis, Iidoail, Elliott, Early, Christian,
Graves, Anderson, Jack Carter, Suttle,
M Kali, ,el,aJ 20 ,,,n,,o,,d A. -, 4.
take up bill to amend the act relating to
pay and milage of members. House re-
fused to suspend the rules, and the bill
goes to the proper committee.
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MARRIED.

November 2sd, by the Rev. J. r. Garlick, Mr..
PETERFIELD VEST to Miss CHRISTIANC. >.
KRUMWIDE.
On the 90th of November, in Manchester, BY
the Rev. w. A. Campbell, Mr.. WILLIAM u.
CRAIG and Miss MARY A. ROGERS.