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Pack Train.

Tig pack train Of Wm. Simmons started 90, iae Bradshaw country, Monday last, with gg05sus, mining tools, etc.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

ASSESSORS OFFICE U. s. INTERNAL REVENUE
 District of Arizona. April 6, 1872.
 Notice Is hereby given in accordance with provisions Internal Revenue law Sertion l9tha appeals from the actions of Assistant Assessors of this District in regard assessments on the annual list of for 1872 will be ceved and determined my office in Prescott from the twentieth to the thcth day of the present month during business hours each day. All appeals must be made in writing specifying the particular cause thing respecting which decision is desired and stating the complained of Communications by mail will re- ceive prompt attention.
 HENRY A. BlGELOW, ap6t3 Assessor Dist of Arizona
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Finished.

Tletown site commissioners have finished ter abors, an account of which will be kand elsewhere in this paper.
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Administrators Notice.
Estate of SAMUEL T. cULLUMBBR, Dscsaa

Notice hereby given to the creditors of and all having claims against the of Samuel T. Culiumber decensed 10 present the with the proper vouchers the undersigned, Administrator at Probate Court at Prescott Yavapai county Arizoaa Territory within year rum the first publication of this notice will be forever hre All persons indebted to said estate are hereby requested to make immediate pay nen;.
 ALLEN CULLUMBER. Admin s.rator. Prescott A IT. March 23 A. ID. 1872 1t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
10. o. E., ARIZONA LODGE, NO. 1.

Regular Meetings of this Lodge Wed 5SZ<ts$oE neslay Evenings, at Masonic Hall. Mem '5ssrS<S> bers of the Order in good standing, are invited to attend. D. HENDERSON N. G. c. A. LUKE, Secretary.
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administrators Notice. Estate of c. SCHRADER, Deceased.

Notice hereby given to the creditors of and all persons havng claims against the estate of c. Schrader deceased, to present the same, with the pruper vouchers the dersigned Administrator his place of business Pres ce iavapai county Arizona within year from the first publication of ihis ntice the will be forever barred All persons indebted to said estate hereby quested to make immediate payment
 JULIUS RODENBURG Adminis,rutor Prescott, A. T.. March 21th lc72. smr20
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HERBERT BOWERS, Post Trader, Forf Wi,ippie, A. T.,

Has recently rePenished his stock of Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits, Clothing, Boots, Stoes, Stationery, Faney Goods,
 Tobacco, Cigars, dc, He also keeps constantly hand and fur sale the fol lowing articles all of which manufactured at his Agua trro Mill % miles from Prescott: Flour, Graham Flour, Buckwheat Flour, Bolted Corn Meal, Bran and Shorts. The -four is good the best imported California oi which it takes precedence in this market.
 Prices Reasonable. Call and examine for yourselves.
 II. BOWERS, Post Trader, mar26 Fort whipple.
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AcADEaY OF MEDIc1NE-ELEcT1oN OF ORR
cERs.-At q meeting Of the Richmond Acatl-
emy of Medicine, held in the Hastings court
room, City Hall, Thursday evening, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: DR.. j. b. Nc
Caw, president: DR.. J. S. Wexford, first vice
president !; Dr.. j. 3. Coakley, second vice
president; DR.. j. G. Skelton, third Vlce-pre-
sident; Dr.. B. G.. McPhail, secretary; Or.
w. a. Lee, assistant secretary; Dr. George
Ross, treasurer.
- ConniUee on Heauh.-Drs. ]. n. Upshur
chairman, j. G. CaEcll, George Il. Bright.
Committee ON Ehtcs.-Drs. ). =; Skelton
chairman, r. D. Coleman, r. D. Cullen:
Committee on Questions.-Ds. Fairfax
chairman, Wexford, Snead.
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THE OLD COMMONWEALTH PUBLISHING CoM-
rANY.-A charter Of incorporation granted
by Judge Robert FL. Turner, of the Circuit
Court Of Rockingham, to the Old Common
wealth Publishing Company, has been re-
ccived at the Office of the Secretary of the
Commonwealth, for record. The company is
to publish q newspaper in thetown of Harri-
soilburg and carry on the business of print
ing generally. The capital stock is to be
SS0,0 900, divided into shares Of S150 each.
The principal Office is to be in the town Of
Harrisonburg, in the county of Rockingham.
The officers who will conduct the business
of the company for the first year are as fol-
lows Charles a. Iancey, president; R. D.
Cushen, secretary; W. S. Lurty, treasurer.
Directors: W. G. Patterson, John C.Wood-
sou, and j. A. Lowenbach. .r,.3-.-. .
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RICHMoND-LoADED Vessel ABANDONED AT
SEA.-The brig Trial, Captain Leach, which
sailed from this port on the 18th Of last No
vember, with a cargo Of flour for South Amer
lea, was abandoned at sea on the 7th of De-
cember in latitude 80 degrees Is minutes,
longitude Sc degrees. Up to the 4th of De-
cember the vessel experienced succession
Of heavy westerly gales, causing her to leak
badly. Allhands were kept constantly at the
pumps, and every effort made to save the
vessel, but proving unsuccessful, the crew
were compelled To abandon her. all hands
were taken of by the brig Ella and brought
safely into port. The Trial was 204 tons regis
ter, and was owned in New York. We could
not learn whether there was m insurance on
her cargo or not. |
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The LATE AssAULTISG CAsE.-Patrick Max
field (colored) was before the Police Court
yesterday morning to answer the charge of
unlawfully and feloniously assaulting and
striking James Freeman with trowel with
intent to kill him OH tie 18th of December.
Owing to the fact that Maxfeld was unable
to be in attendance the case was continued
until Monday, 10th instant.
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on exhibition at Metropolitan Hall Is really
meritorious, and deser"es the increasingly
liberal patronage which it receives. Ihe
pictures are well painted, and, according TO
competent testimony, are very lfe-like; while
the accompanying. remarks OF Professor
Johnston are equal in humor to Artemus
Wards best. This afternoon there will be
matinee for the benefit Of the ladies' and chill
dren, which will be attended also by the
orphans Of several asylums. Professor John,
ston, we may add, is an artist and writer OF
considerable reputation, and Is citizen OF
Baltimore. --s. ..,.- .a -.-..-....a
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The PRINCE EDWARD AND CHARLOTTE Con-
TESTED ELECTION. The Senate on yesterday
took up the papers III the contested-clection
case of Berkeley Us. Lathrop for the seat in
that body from the senatorial district COM
posed Of the counties of Prince Edward and
Charlotte. Colonel Berkeley, being allowed
the privilege of the floor, made speech
which was acknowledged by all who heard
it to be one of the finest heard in the Capitol
since the war. He is graceful and i'm.
pressive speaker, and his argument enchaiued
the attention of the Senate and of a lirge
crowd of spectators. The consideration of
the case will lie resumed at O'Clock to-day.
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VIRGINIA AoRfcULTuKAE s o ocIETY The
Executive Committee Gholtf their regular
quarterly meeting on Tuesday next, 9th of
january, at74 F.. NJ, at the Exchange He
tel q The subject Of immigration will be
considered and other important subjects. 1t
is hoped that there will lie full meeting Of
the committee.
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! LMhnGRATros.-A joint meeting sof the
Senate and House Committees OIL Immigra-
ttion will be held in the Senate chamber next
"Wednesday evening, January 10th, ct 1s
O'Clock, ut which time the committee ap-
pointed By the late immigration convention,
the secretary Of the Virginia Agricultural
Society, and others interested, are invited to
be present. 49, 80. y -.- 80. ~.
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NOVEL ENTERTA1SNENT.-Prof Ander-
son, the well-knowh magician, appears in this
city, at Virginia Hall, on Monday night. He
stands without rival in his profession, the
beauty OF his world of magic being that his
lcats are performed without any boxes, coy-
cred tables, or other appliances. Professor
Anderson is assisted by Misses Lcona and
Columbia Anderson, whose wonderful acts
have astonished hundreds, the enchanted
PSychomanterm being one Of the most at
tractire features Of the exhibition. One hun
dred presents will lie given away each eve
ming While Professor Anderson Is IN the city.
Mr.. Z. N. Gotthold, the agent, is native
of this CITY
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Mrs. RASDoLPII's bcantifnl improvements In.
photographs seem TO Ike 4 Triumphant success. The
proprieors CT the "LEE" Gallery arc fortunate in
procuring the assistance Of talented lady, whose
efforts have stamped hen asone ofthe first artists in
the Photographic world. We are astonishcd to &c
such beautiful work at such reasonable prices: but
the proprlctors of the LEE Gallery arc LIVE MEN
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jon PRIETNG.-We call the attention OF Nor
chants, clerks Of courts shcrs, lawyers, railroad:
steamship and caphl agents, and all other
having orders for printing TO the facilities offered u
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, for the
prompt and faithful execution Of all kinds OF JoI
PRINTING. We can furnish ut short notice Card.
Bll-Hcads, LetterHc,ds Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Blanks Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Biils, Catalogues,
Bills OF Fare Show Bills, Checks Drafts, &C., &C.,
sc. Satisfaction guaranteed. -.~.'s. s..'-'
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: PRErAR1NGEoRTH THE TUsNEL.-Maior G. NJ.
Bolton, assisted by bis corps of engineers,
were yesterday engaged :iu running base
line for the Church Hill tunnel. The tunnel,
as located, will go Immediately under the
steeple of the Third Presbyterian church.
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PUBLIC INSTALLATION OF OFFIcERs.-The
officers of Lafayette Division, No. 90, Sons
of Temperance, will be publicly installed at
the Baptist church tonight at = O'Clock.
Several distinguished temperance men are
expected to be present to assist in the inter-
esting ceremony and deliver addresses upon
the occasion. The Manchester Glee Club
will favor the public with vocal music.
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DEMosTHEN1As LITERARY SocETY.-The
anniversary celebration Of this Society will
take place at Roanoke College on the evening
of January 10TH, President, G. c. Camp
bell, of Mississippi; orator, D: 3. Floyd, Of
Indiana; debaters, J. IT. Crabtlee and W.
E. Craig, of virginia; chairman of Commit
tee of Arrangements, j. Smith, OF Mary
1o,,5 . '-.#..
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-At the regular stated
meeting of Myrtle Lodge, No. 25, X. of p,
held Thursday night the 4th instant, the fol-
lowing-named officers were installed for the
ensuing term: a. Calder, Y.P.; B. A. Jacob,
W. c.; George D. Wicks, Y. c.; William /.
Glenn, R. S. Thomas Clenlmitt, ST., +. s.;
j. E. Anthony, b.; James Howle, g.; -
Sheppard, I. s.; - Ahern, 0. S.
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SYMPTOMS OF LirFHC CoMPLAINTA AND OF SOME OF
THE DISEASES PRODUCED BY IT--A sallow or yel-
low color OF the skin, yellowish brown Spots on
face aud other parts of body; dullness ana dro"sl
ncs with freuuent headache; dizziness, bitter or bad
t,stc In tie mouth dryuess Of throat, and internal
heat palpiator, in nany cases dry teasing cough
with sore throat unsteady appetite, raising OF food
choking sensation In throat; Distress lieaviness or
bloaed or full feeling about stomach and siees pam
iu Sides back, or breast, and about shoulders coilc
pain and soreness through bowels, with heat const-
patton, alternating with frequent attacks OF dlar-
rh9a piles, atulence, nervousness, codness OF ex-
tremides; rush Of blood to head, with symptoms Of
apoplcxy, nulnbness Of limbs, especially Ut night
cold chills alternating with hot flashes, kidney and
urinary difficulties; female weakness dullness, low
spirits, unsoclabity, aud gloomy forebodings. Only
few OF above symptoms likely to be present In any
case at one time. Al who use DIR. PERcE'S Alt.
Ext, or Golden Medical Discovery, for liver COM
plaint and Its complications are loud in Its praise.
Sold by all first-cass druggists. Hr
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REMovAI-The old and rclialle wine and Itd,ibr
store Of CRASz, which las 50 long, saftwentY-eight
yearsj occupied No. =, under. the Exchange Hotel,
has been removed to No. L Governor street Belytns
new block. The misfortune of .lre has driven tf,i
popular concern into fur better location, where the
best OF liquors and wines can be had; and the great
consolation in buying tl:cin Is That you csn put !m
rlicit faith In the Representations Of the seller.
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SoSs OF TEMPERAscE.-At a meeting OF
Springfield Division Sons of Temperance held
on Thursday night the following officers were
elected: D. c. Richardson, W. p; K. j.
Pollard, W. A.; T. Wiley Davis, r. S.; +.
R. McPhail, a. r. S.; ". Hall Crew, r. s.;
John +. Shinberger, Treasurer; James At
kinson, Conductor; John L. Bland, \. Con-
ductor; Elliott DueSberry, I. S.; Thomas K.
Jones, o. S.; S. G. Curry, Chaplain; William
Fl. Pleasants, Local Deputy. .-.
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The THEArRE.-E Edwin Adams played be
fore the most brilliant audience of the season
last night, and appeared to the very best adj
vantage in Enoch Arden. The same drama
will De produced this afternoon at the matt
nee, and there will also be al attractive per-
fnI1nance Tonight.
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COUNTY REG1sTRARs.-The following regis.
trars have been appointed for Henrico coun-
ty: Fairfield township: C. II. A. Cloy, John
Gathright, and j. T. Whitlock. Brookland
township: J. c. Burton, =. H. Waldrop:
Tuckahoe township: i. NJ. Leake, j. w.
Tallcv, ..-,.. s.s...-
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-Wo note
the following special appointments:
h Grace Church (EpiscopaD D.-Services at II
A. N. and 81 P. III. The communion collec-
ton in the morning will bo for the relief of
the disabled clergy. ... -...-,
Services may be expected tomorrow at II
o'clock A. NJ. by Professor Davis, of Roanoke
College, at Odd-Felows' Hall, corner Frank
lin and Mayo streets. Observation-Disclosures at
the same place at Il P. II.
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REANIMATING TILE Hs1R.-Whcn the hair ceases
to draw from the scalp the natural lubricant which
is its sustcnance It's vitality Is as 1t were suspended
and If not promptly attended to badness VIII be the
certain result. The one sure method Of avoiding
such an unpleasant catastrophe Is TO use Lyons ka-
tiairon which, when we'll rubbed into the scalp, w!
speedily reanimate the hir and prevent 1t from fall
ing out. Besides that, this hi1nitable resuscs1ntand
streuetbener Of the hair nourishes and stimulates its
Young and tender fbres, removes all obstacles TO
their growth In the shape of dandruG aud dirt, and
ultimately produces a new crop of hair, stronger,
gossier and twice abundant as the old AS hair
dressing 1t Is notably the most agreeable, refreaMng
and seryiceable article ever placed upon dressing
fnlle.
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THEY SEE THEIR MISTAKE Now.2Mr. TnoTas'
O. scHooLEY, of Mohawk SfIlsge, Ohio, Ina letter,
to the manufacturer of certain Sewing IN
this city, writes 3r. ELLIOTT, Of Coshocton, sold
three or four of your machines; and although most
people as first thought the work would net stand
they all see their mtstake no,e y" This machine is
Is hardly neccsssry to add, Is the WILCOX GIEBS.
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NOMINATIONS OF GENERAL OFFICERS OF
M!MTIA.-GoYernor Walker sent to the SEN
ate yesterday just before the adjournment a
message nominating majof-gcnerals and briga-
dier-genernls of the State militia. Thcnomi-
tons are in possession OF the Lieutenant
Governor and have not been made public, as
they will be acted upon by the Senate in cN-
ecutiyc session with closed doors.
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SUPEEME CouRT OF APpEALs.-This court
was not in session yesterday owing to the in
disposition Of Judge Anderson and the ab-
sence of Judge Staples. 1t is expected that
it will sit TODAY. '..- -
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JAMES NJ TAYLOR 6 CO. will sell at l2 u. store
house In Ashland and small farm near Ashland,
In Hanover county. JtEsr
The UNITED STATES MARSHAL will! continue
the sale OF clromos at Walsh & Reddy's old stand
- 'at 10 4. II. a.~,E.s... --.s .ms-
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ACCEPTED CALL.-Rev. G. c.. Biting has
accepted the call recently made upon him by
the Second Baptist church Of this city to be-
come their pastor. --.,ss 81. -s.f
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SIM rises. TIA Moon rises. 2:as
g, PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 5, 1s72.
. ARRIVED.
Steamer Palsade, Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers, VI. z. Brett, agent ,..s, . nf5a
SAILED. -sr .st-t
Steamer Eliza Ilancox. Clifford Norfolk. merchant
disc and passengers. l.. B. Taturn agent.
.... CLEARED EoR,THIS PORT.
NEW YORK, January 5.-Schooner Minerva, Dis
sowoy. .-[ y. .''''-...'a .,-.. i : -"
LIlERPooL, December 1e.--Schooner u. Z. Seed,
Hopkins.
MEMORANDUM. tEE@-
Brig T,ia Leach, from Richmond, Va, NOyem-
ber II, for Eallia, with cargo OF flour, was aht-
doncd 1T sell 4 he captain reports: Experienced q
succession Of westerly gales up to December In L,f
ute 81 lOgi!adc 50, sraining the vessel bldly, anu
causing her to elk tht all hands were kept coI-
SANITY ut the pumps d: and night until the morning
of the 1th, latitude 32lj longitude 81, finding the lck
calming and the crew worn out from exposure anc
constant pumping seeing no possibility OF SAYING
the vessel, cllic To the conclusion 70 ;bandon her
when the brig ELL, love In sight and SEEING our sig.
nal oil distress, bore down TO and took OF myself
and crew-eght I'LL told. Tie brig had nine feet Gf
water IN her hold when we left her. December llth,
atitute o8, longitude IS, spoke ship Dr.. Bath, Rock
wald, from Hamburg for New York, on DoIrd Cl
which vessel Captain Fulton transferred us, the cap
tdn very kindly couscuting to take MS on board:
[Tlie 1rih was POI tons register, built ut Bf1stol
Nc, and was owned In New. orh.J s;ysscrry1,f
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ADvERTIsE.-Our merchants seeking trade in any
portion Of the country should advertise In the
papers Of that section. NJ. ELLYsoN &. Co. viii
take advertisements and have them Inserted IT pub
fishers rates. - '~3!&Ss .aT'
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;, RESIGNATION OF A COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
OF ScHooLs.--Rcv. Thomas W. Sydnor,
county superintendent of schools of Motto
way county, has rendered lis resignation to
the State Board of Education. ,r.....
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HARpER's WEEKLY AND FRANK LESLIE d.
lustrated papers) for this week are to hand
from Ellyson g. Taylor, booksellers. and
next to Dispatch office.
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NJ. ELLYsOS 6 Co., Advertising Agents, DIsPATCII
building, viii receive advertisements and have them
Inserted in any journal Of the country Ut regular
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WHY NOT SAVE MONEY &C. H. PAGE & Co., or
Nineteenth and Cary streets, or 7os Grace street. are
selling Coal Of all kinds from 25 cents to 81 cheaper
than any establishment in the city, Il Il
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The city subscribers to The Religious Herald, who
are usually supplied by carriers, requested to call
at Office, Ills Main street, and get this weeks paper
..... -, JcTEH & DICEE;SOS,
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If you wish 3 good lt call at HENRY BATBs's ,,slo
Sain street, and get some Of those coat-fttiDg
Shirts He is sole agent In Richmond for the sale o:
them. ~ .'z.2& ~ fs4tG t.lfI
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LIST OF LETTERS.

list OF LETTERS REMAINING IN.
~ THE RICHMOND PoST-oFFICE JANu-
AIRY 8, ls7a .':S3&
Persons calling for letters in thin list win please
say "Advertiscd.n Ii not called for In four weeks
they will be sent to the Dead Letter Ofce In wash
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THr Christmas No. of the London Illus
trated Ners, containing q beautiful chrome
supplement, has been received from Ellyson
& Taylor, 1116 Main street. ~ g..,. 49,. u
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FASHIONS FOR TAE,NEw YEAR.-Latest styles OF
ButteickS Patterns just received at tie office OF tn
Howe Sewing Machine, s23 Main street. Also, Nc
uopolltan for January. -
..-H ~ J,F. McKENNEr, Agent.
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FIGS, Prunes, French and Plain Candies, Gum
Chocolate, Marsh-Mallow Drops, and other good
things, are kept by PIZzISI.
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NOTARY PuBLIc.-The Governor has ap-
pointed J. Wesley Friend notary public
for the city of Petersburg. ..&...
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DR.. 3. G. McPIL,IL has returned to the city, anG
may he found st his for,rer oiNce, under tho Es-
change Hotel. iesidence, rwenty-third and Broad
streets. -.-,. rsa ,..-,. .,- gs-4 r. IS. .
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HUsTINGs CouRT.-None but civil business
was transacted in this court yesterday.
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MALAGA GRAPES AND SWEET ORANGES may be
found at PIZzINI's. .' .rssra-a1. -.s sE~t ~
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8icllnlolld 1ispattll|l.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 8, 1872.

sT THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTTER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF TILE CITY.
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2 BAD ROADS, The frequent and heavy rains
and continued damp weather Of the last
month have left the roads in q horrible con.
;dition. Some OF those leading into the city
are almost impossible by reason Of the depth
to which horses and wheels sink into the
mud. Nor is this the case in the country
alone. Seme of the streets on Church and
Union Hills are In very much the came con-.
sdItiop, ssS5 easaS r !<s2tf9S sss'f'3 = -