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31atent Mtoi1inrs.
IlAPPINESs or .MIsERY.:

HAPPINESS OR MISERY
III The victim Of youthful indiscretion destroys
his happiDesH ruins hfa prospects for social enjoy
ment marriage and the pursuit ofbusiness and ends
hs life in misery bat By the timely Of the long
tfisd and faithful remedy Bells Specific Pills hemay
his health. Make therefore deiay in using
this remedy. Il gives speedy reliefand will soon ef-
feet cure in all cases ofSeminal Feakness, Emis-
sions, Physical and Nervous Debility and dersnge-
ments Of the urinary organs. Positive beneht is de-
rived BY using single box II 10 entirely vegetable
and harmless aud no cbsoge Of diet is necessary
whilst using them
Price One Dollar per boz with full directions
Sold by Druggists generally. In places where they
caunot be procured will send by mail post paid and
secure from observation on recaipt Of the money.
Address J.BRYAN, N D.
$40 Broadway. New York.
Private and confidential circulars will be sent 10
gentlemen free Of charge ~ to IL.
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no CoNsUMPTIvEs.-Tbe Rev.

IL Edward A. Wilson will send (frse of charged to
all who desire it, the prescription with directions for
making and using the simple remedy by which he
Consumption His only object is to benefit the AZ
picted and he hopes every sufferer will try this pre-.
scription. a. it will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing. Pleas address
3 vl5R20 Rev EDWARD WILSON,
No lo5 South Second Street, williamaburKh,N NY
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New LINE of Fuls at Bristol & Tsy-
lors. Go and see them.
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Music BoUND.-Send your music for
Binding, to JOURNAL office
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GET 1T AND RYIr.-7 The Home AmlGsemelt.
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Ssmple copies with list OF prizes, and terms
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LNRRoRs OF YoUTH.-A GENTLE

IL man who in early life q victim 10 that de-
bssing vice 80 common 10 youth, which resulted in
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions and Ner-
vous Prostitution and came near ending his days in
hopeless misery. Altar using numerous remedies
pie rules and prescriptions that effected permanent
cure. On behalf of suneTing humanity he will send
the same free Of charge TO all who may desire it.
Address EDGAR TREKAINE, Station d, Bible
Rouse, New York. 4to17
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WANTED a GOOD MAN

In every town and county in the Union, to engage
In the sale of patented article used in every house
hold, shop, Office, hotel, store and pubie building,
railroad STEAMBOATS,, &c. Persons already en-
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ior the articles ceases. YOur customers once
obtained your income is great and perpetual. Full
and Satisfactory particulars sent to all who ap-
ply to J. LEWIS, No. 81 Cedar Street, New York,
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nlisssllanrons.
'V1HE WASHINGTON LIBRARY

4 COMPANY. Philadelphia, is charter. by the
stste Of syivania, and organized in aid Of the
Riverside Institute for educating grstuttously Sol
State of New Jersey, April sth, 1857. Subscription
One Dollar
The Washington Library Company, by virtue Of
their charter and in accordance with Its provisions
will distribute Three Hundred Thousands rolars In
L. trh
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Tools and implements, N gallts
4 ,aa i rtoa4 ssgif r4..ia = siIi''
which consist in part of ro,

-.F winch COuslct IL PshA VI HDi
bsaasa5ge 7-sf.s go b'a o-a
Combination Steel Plow, He'
Curtis Iron Beam, - 80,
Fostoria Cast Plow,roa q.s.i
Corn PloWs, 20 omar f "a osa
Shovel Plows, double d. single
Cultivators, '"l 'dl s.,
Road Scrapers, sr,a,.l+f,,sI ~, ~
Corn Shelters, iron and wood,
Straw Cutters, ah0 f'as t9ssd
..t Horse Rakes,s. ~ a5s'. .'...,.... s.s'5 ire
ls Horse Forks, .l,,,, 70 - 'o,'i ~ !.
Hoes and Forks, o. i.s.i,s-s.l,'
] Rakes and Scythes,e4 SD saio
r4. Grain Cradles, ids ystiia iset
Scythe Sticks and Stones, ,r p.
~ Shovels and Spades 'as.isr si'1 a,
i. 'Wheelbarrows, i. 1s,aaoB .a,aal
Chu1.ns, Tabs, Pals, Broorns,
j. Clothes Wringers, .gr.aor ~
ii Spinning Wheels and Reels,
Sheep Shears q Wool Twine,
Land Plaster, ssAut-- isaosrsE
Water Lime, q edfsgi ob 'oi.s.',1
Stucco,, &c . &c, Re &c &c. .''aia'43 ~, 10
Together with complete stock OF
ors9 szaift bis tf-'H Hf0f 2lHoy aiis3'7 .
Nails, oa ri ysb"gs '-sr. .''iSd''9N
.i House and, Barn Trimmings,
Builders & Farmers plll Hardware,
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/
safety By anybody Their sugar c1atiDg preserves
| them ever fresh and makes them pleasant TO iaks
while being purely veeefable harm can arise from
their use in any quantity
They operate By their powerful inh1encs on the
internaI vscers to purify the blood and stimulate il
into b. althy seton the obstructions Of the
stomach. bowels liver and other organs OF the body
restoring their Irregular action to health, and By
correcting wherever they exist, such eers1 gensnts
as are the first origin Of disease.
Minute directions sra given in the ~rsppers on the
box, for thsfollowing complaints, which thess Pills
| rapily cure: 4
guor and loss OF Appetite, they shonld Be taken
moderately to stimulate the stomach and restore its
healthy tone and action. i
For Liver Complaint and its various symptoms.
Bilious Headache, Sick Headacbe. Ja1ndise or
Green Sickness. Bilious Collie and Bilious Fevsrs
they should be judiciously taken for each case to
correct the dise assd 1etion rremove the obsIuc-
lions which cause it. ogsT- hi-o3
For Dvsentery or Disrrhoea, but one mild dose is
generally required
Heart. Pain in the iSide, Bay and EoiDs, they
Fhouldbe continuously taken. required. to change
the diseased sction Of the system With such
change these complaint Is dissppear. -s1 T-7'I
For Dropsy ami DropsicaI Sxellings they should
be taken in large and frequent doses to produce the
effect of = drastic Eufse- ~ rifst..t. q. 7-r
For Suppression large dose should be taken as It
produces the desired effect By Sympathy.
As Dinner Pill, take one or two Pills to promote
digestion snd relieve the = 'omach
= An ocezEionaf dose stimulates the stomach and
healthy 7csiou the sppstiteand
nvigorates the systems Hence it is Ofts advantaze
ous where no serious arrangement exists One who
feels tOlerably W. often finds that dose Of these
Pills make :him feel decidedly bsttsr from, their
cleansing reooysting siTeet On the digestive ap
paratbs- = o.
pr. {.c; Aver & CO., Practical otesnists, Lowell,
Mass, Z, s, A.
ZOE SAFE RY
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VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
IS THE MIRACLE OF THE AGE!

Gray-Headed People have theii
.ocks. restored by it to the dark, lust,oHs,
ItlEehtresses of youth, and are happy!
Young People, withlight, faded orged Hair,
aave these questionable colors changed IA
= beautiful auburn, and rejoice!
People whose heads are covered with
DandTVf and HUs,ors, use it, and have
,lean coats and clear and healthy scalps d
I3aId-IIeaded Veterans have
heir remaining locks tightened, and the
bare spots covered with luxuriant growth
If Hair, and dance for joy!
Young Gentlemen use it because it il
richly perfumed! = q a j Il
Young Ladies use it because it keeps
iheir Hair in place!
( Everybody must and wiU use it, because
Il is the clcGnest and best article in the
market,
GO hv Druggists generaAg
( Wholesale Agents,
| STRONG & ARMSTRONG,
/ BENTON, MYERS l. CANFIELD,
Cleveland
For Sale by
C. r. MCJULLOCH,
s. BUCKLAND h son,
E. DILLON h SON.
1y1 -EH Fremop
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Go To Bristol d Taylors and see their
new goods. they sell them cheap. sf..
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D. Ayers Cathartic Pills.
For all the purposes of a Lax
...lr atiYe Medicine.

Perhaps no one medicine is so uni =
Tersally required By everybody as >
eaihs-tie, nor was ever any before 20
universally adopted into use. in every
and among all classes, as this mild
but Efficient purFative Pill. The
obvious reason IL, that II IL = more
reliable spd far piOIs eff4ctnsi rsm-
edy than any other. Those who have
tried il, know that IL cured them;
those who hsEe not, know that 1t
cures their DeighboTs ard friends,
and all know that whStsit dOes Gree
1t does alEays-thst IL never fails
through any fault OF neglect Of its
composition We hEva 1,thousarcE
upon Thousands Of certificates Of
their remarkable cures Of the follow
Ing complaints. but such cures are
known in every nsighborhood. trd
We need not publish them. Adapted
to all ages AMI conditions in all
climates; containing neither calousl
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including the heavy Singer manufacturing machine
for shoemskers and Tailors. shall be happy to ac-
commodate any one in want of machine, to aay Of
the above styles, which can con6dentally recon-
mend as the best in the market.
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mo LADIES.-YoTuIr' ii ''at attention I

5. Diilen 4 SOh, IS. Bucklsnd & SOD; and by c. Il.
nfC1lloch. Fremont and b., dug Eists sns eesI
ers jn medieI eysrTHhere. - sIxlt~.
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THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND

Cures threat colds, coughs, dyptheris, bTot
ebitis spitti3g of blood and pulmonary Ageetiors
generally II IS remark able remedy for kidney
pIaiuts diabetes cuity of Welding urine biss dirs
from the kidney and bladder, gravel and other
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PINE ooMPoUFT,

Isno- offered to the afflicted ghout the coup
try, after having been proved By the test Of sevSr
vesra in the New England States, where Its merits
have become well known As the tree from which, In
rlTt Il derives its virtues.
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"THe OLD CAPITOL AND ITs IS4ArEs." by lady
who enjoyed the hoePitalities Of the Govern
msnt for IS asOL.'
When we first read this little work We were at
loss TO say whether It was fiction or fact. II
fact we reasoned to ourselt 1t was mos. strange
account Of the treat Inent OF the Federal Govern
ment to the female prisonsrs In the Old Capitol
prison If fiction, It's au.ho ress has rvalled DE
Pog Ia The h4ppiost productions OF nj: pen for
surely the wonderful adrcntures Of Robinson
Crusoe anJ his man Friday are not tod with more
urGtsemJldncs than are these experiences OF the
young LADY who enjoyed for season the hospi-
talities OF the Government in thu Old Capitol.
Cur doubts have bsen resolved by friend of the
writer who forms us that the recital contained
in these pages is not Only fact but that 1t rails
below the fact thia lady Witnessed It. The BOOK
has entrs need us. Wa read 1t with ss eager in;e.
res. A. ever We turned over the pages OF scorT or
BrLwkR. This last product Of the cruel war
through which we have Just passed (not to say we
are now passing) Ill, We predict, be amorg The
most popular writings OF the day. The BOOK
will shortly be published, and be in the reach oi
ell who wis 10 know the truth and nothing bu.
the truth Ia relation the mode OF treating female
prisoners IN Washington 1hers is story OF MIS-.
srRKITT; she appears in these pages as an angel
OF mercy Could such woman have been ever
criminal?
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PROGRESSIVE AGg.-The days OF old foSJism
and antia uariau notions have evidently passed
away, ard may NV be numbered among the
things that were. Cur forsfathers were con-
tent to ride in gigs and coaches at speed not eI-
ceedlng three miles per hour; they were content
to walt fortnight fer news from New York, cnd
three months for European Intelligence bu. how
is 1t with their progressive descendants Of the
present dsy7 Etsamboats and railroads at thirty
miles an hour, scd intslIsenc every tan minutes
from ali the foreign capitals and the various mstro.
poian cities OF this continent, scarcely suffice. SO
With the great art Of printing. Our forefather ers
wrote their handbils and circulars, and were
totally ignorant OF bill heads, business caCds and
Catalogues. But no one now pays aueutlon 10
au sht that Is not printed In the very best ttyio,
and it il jlst this style III which he blsPArcH
PRISTIyG-hoUsE executes ali orIers IN its line.
II guarantees satisfaction 10 price and qua!lty
and pledges prompness and dispatch.
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Is,.7ns de LiNGrat,rc FrGncqiSe GaSSique,
n-4%3G> de LeconS De Literature Fran
raiye dsplGS ScS Orjgi1.cS. Trees dcs
"NaVinGcs LittcaircS" dc fdouard
Nranecnct. \ ruSaSc dcs Maisons
GE;ucaiion AmcricaiNrs. New York !:
LSYroLpT s HoLT. 1865.
This is a good school-hook, and will be
(lpad scryiccab!c by any one who wishes
n have q glance at the literature of
France from It's origin TO the days of Bur
SIX. No one writer receives much at
,.n,ion, Of course.
IN LMraatre FRANCHISE Contemporaries,
R.~f,.l an Prose et en- VerS de Morceaur
Eupr,nt[> 0ur EcriuoinS les pl,tS Renom
ms d4 NIN. Steele. Avec des No
tees BiocraphiQucS G, Litt6raircs trees
dcs ouyragcs dep. PolTEvIH, NJ. RocuE,
I. GRANGER, G.. EArEEEAU, &C., Sc.
New York: LEYroLDT s HOLT. 1868.
There exist very numerous collcc-
" tons of choice morceaux in prose and
" verse taken from the writer's Of the last
u two centuries. These collections re-
y. tlttsA' 1.A' b4C SnI!IS l!Oi ISauA,
and consequently the names of tho
:" same authors and the same works. The
"pupi who has read one Of these collcc-
",ions knows them all" (We translate
with o free hand 1t was to remove this
objection and TO prevent these pupils from
being afflicted with the style uie,r, and
from having in their memory" the
labitual form Of the style Of FENELoS,
N4SSILLoN, FLECnlER, and BURTON, that
Ills book was prepared.
Both Of these books are for sale by
GEORGE L. BIDGooD, Main street.
4 Manual Of -Ang!o Saron for Bcginners-
comprising grammar, reader, and
glossary, with explanatory notes. BY
SAMUEL. II. SuuTE, professor in Column
bau College, Washington, D. G. New
York LEYroLDT & HoLT 1867.
For sale by GORGE l.. BIDGooD.
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THIEVES IN THE HILL MARKET.-J Judging
from the losses sustained At the Shockoe Hill
market during night before last, thieves Were
as plentiful in that locality as blackberres in
August A rustic from Hanover lost ms
pocket book while asleep in his cart. IN
fortunately for the thief, il contained put
few greenbacks. Another felt the hand OF 4
thief quietly easing up the leg towards his
pocket and grasped it, but the thief released
himself and ran. Several lost pots OF butter
and small baskets of eggs. It is quite evident
from the recent exploits Of certain cheralers
d'industrie that the market-places nave oeen
selected as most advantageous locations Tor
their operations; and we would advise our
count friends TO be on the alert
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Corn and Flour Exchange, November II, 1867.
OFFERINGS -ITheat-White, ,572 bushels; ;
red, 50 bushels. COrT-White, 100 bushels )
yellow, 81 bushels mixed, 22 bushels. 0dts-
sos bushels. Rye-4oS bushels. Dried PeGches-
bushels. Drisd Appt.s-4 bushels. DTted
CNerrfes-2 bushels. Fidrseei-2o bushels.
SALES. - Whedt-White, 1904 bushels; 90
bushels very bad at Sl.77E rest, inferior to
common to very good to prime, ut 81 lat
e. 20 and - 60fI - 65; red, 81 bushels 1T s220
a 32 40 for common to very good. Corn
White, 50 bushels new ~ 90c., 120 bushels old
at 81 25; yellow, 22 bushels 1T 81. 22h !; mixed,
Is bushels new ut 90c. Odts-442 bushels at SIS
&6Oc. Rye.-i0S bushels at 81 80.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, ner
chandise and passsngars L. B. Tatum.
Steamer Norfolk. Vance, Philadelphia, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. P. Porter
SAILED.
Steamer Sarstogs, K!rg, NewYork. merchandise
and Passengers. s. Ayres i Co
Schooner Sarawha aItho-n, B1Ezard, Baltimore
ri1 Peter-bUrg, Curtis. Parker Riddtek.
Schooner Jessie Williamson. Carson, Provi
dsnee, coal Curtis, Parker i Rddick.
Schooner Isabella Thompson, Kadicott, View
York. woad Cur.s, Parker & t.iddick.
Schooner 4 h.. SlaGht, Willstt, New YORK,
wood, Curtis, Parker s. kiddicR.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Addta Walton, Rich, from Boston for
Richmond, WAS 1T Newport on the 9th.
Schooner Beading Ia;lroad No. 10, Poweli.
hence, at Philadeip iphia on the 10th.
Schooner Remittance, Qulntnn. cleered from
Pal de- phis for Eichmond on the llth.
NEW ToRK, November lI-Srriyet. schooners
Mary Pice, Anderson Eosanna, Johnson:
n. Somsr., Somers; and Eurous, hirdssil-ail
from Virginia.
Ba.qre John Boulton. LINDSEY, hence, at BIO
Jausiro on September 2sth.
Schooner Young Teazer, Berger, hence, at New
Bedford or the 9,h.
HAVANA, November l2.-Schooner Preston, from
Newport K. l., was lost in y storm on the 5tn
sailed, steamsr Union. for New Orleans. The
sanitary conduio OF the city is favorable.
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MASS MEErISG.-A meeting was held at
CHESTERFIELD Courthouse yesterday, presided
over by DR.. J Wister Wake. hesolt.tiohs ,hs
were adopted expressive of the sense OF the
Meeting, and thirty gentlemen were appolnt ted
as delegates to the approaching CONSERVATIVE
St.ie Gonyentio to be held in Richmond on
,na nm of December. Five delegates were
appointed from each magisterial district: ', we
~, "a learned only the names of those from the
IT,, hnr M.ncbester) district. They are + G.
Rnfiin, Colonel VIM. Amberss Q: Q. MeKae' 1
ESQ. late senutor), Captain William |. olop-
ton, ard DR.. A. S. Mckae.
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EVIDENCE For THE PROSECUTION NOT
YET CLOSED.
Physicians, Metcorologists, Undertakers, an,
Sections, on the Stand.
TESTIMONY OF EXPERTS.

The court was opened at the usual hour yes.
tcrday, aud the Commemorative Attorney
ordered 10 be called those witnesses for the
prosecution whose testimony had not yet been
heard.
Mr.. George A. Barksdale was first sworn
He exhibited the following table, showing the
state of the weather from the 18th to the 2sth
of February inclusive:
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Average weight OF hogsheads, ,4c3 pounds :;
average weight of Iierces, 523 pounds; average
weight of boxes, 300 pounds. Equal to lo,93o
hogsheads of the average weight Of those re-
cciycd Weight in tons of 1000 pounds, l2,3sS.
Being $50 tons more of unmanufactured to-
bacco than has ever been brought to Rich
mond by this road during any previous fiscal
year.
.htnuflct,red TdJacco.-Number of packages,
81 o3J weight in pounds, 4 ,205, 5l6, equal TO
2,Io2 tons of 1900 pounds, making the total
amount Of manufactured and manufac-
tured received during the year 2S,9Sl, ,933
pounds, or H. 49l tons. Putting this tobacco
at the average price or ten cents per pound,
which is less than the average value, would
make ~, SOS, 1913 80 worth Of tobacco brought
into the city OH one Of our roads.
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MrSIFIcEST DONATION TO 4 CHURcH.-We
are gratified TO hear of 4 most muniticent do
nation recently made to the Broad-street Me-
thodisI church The sum donated was 100000,
and the donors couple Of our most esteemed
and enterprsing Main street merchants. inns
liberal gift relieves the church of debt, and
places it in position TO exert most wide
spread and beneficial influence In the COM
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRT.-An nd.
jonrned session Of the spring term OF this
court will commence to day In the court room,
custom-hoEse building. Chief Justice Chase
and Judge Underwood will arrive in the city
to-day, and District Attorney Chandler is
expected to morrow.
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A Card from DIR. Gayinzel

To The Etlitor of the DiSpatch:
Sir,-Please state in your paper THAI the use
Of nv name in the :. Radical mass meeting =
as published in this days paper, was without
my knowledge or appreciation.
q EokGE GAYISZEL.
November II, 1867.
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IIsi OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS hsaAlSISH
,.1ur Posr-oFFICE AT RIoEMoSD, VA, No
vENBEK Is, lS67.-Persons wishing 10 pay posi-
age on these letters can 90 so ny cailitiS az tno
o,aro delivery before O clock this afternoon.
r, /. r. Baker, Norfolk, Va, no stamp;
II Resk, Staunton, Va, one-cent stamp; }.
5. Heslep, Fairfax, Va, one-cent stamp !,
James Baird, Brook Church. T.nn;, revenue Ia
e,an,r: Robert G.. Morrisett, Aylett 5, Va,
=" stamn: william B. Wood, Petersburg,
Va, Va revenue stamp r. w. Johnson, Rich
mond, Va, (colored,) no stamp; Samuel oin-
ION. Richmond, Va, no stamp
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ORDER FOR THE TRIAL OF COLONEL RosE.-
General Schofeld appointed yesterday
Court of Eng uiry for the trial OF Lientenant-
Colonel Thomas E. Rose, captain EleTenth
United States infantry. The court WIZ as
semble on the 18th instant, or as soon tnere-
after as practicable, to investigate tne 1acs
and circumstances connected with certain
charges made against Colonel Rose IN relation
10 his conduct and he discharge OF ms uuty
ns ssuperiutendent o. .he election held In TINS
city, and also give til -'r opinion upon the 1acls
which may be developed.
The following officers compose Tue coua :
Brevet Brigadier- General George otonenaan,
colonel Twentyflrst United states intant1y try
Major y. Woodruff, Twcnty-flrst lniaht[y )
Breyet Major w. H Broun, captain fllln Gu
yalry; Breyet Major Q. Rodney Layton cup
tain Eleventh infantry, judge advocate.
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SALE or REAL EsrArE.-The handsome
nursery and garden farm, comprising fifteen
acres located on the Grove road near Rich
mond, has been sold by its recent owner, Mr.
james Guest. The purchaser is Captain
Benjamin II. kelltm, of the United states
revenue service, and the price paid was 1850
cash.
Harrison, Goddin & Apperson sold on yes
terday the small cottage on Clay between
Second and Third streets, atauction, Tor 81 200.
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