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DISPOSED or-The summons anal

OIsPoSED oF.-1n6 summons against
VIM. Whitlock and ]. E. l.. Masutier, for selling
goods other than vegetables, at their stalls in the
new market house on 18th street, was taken up by
the Mayor, yesterday, examined and dismissed =
Mr.. Mayo thought that the markets were intended
tor the sale OF meats, vegetables and fruits only
and not for disposing of foreign goods of any kind
The wording of the ordinance precludes the pre-
sumption that the market houses can be used as
places OF sale for CONNECTIONS, dry goods or any ar
tices of those classes; and if the ordinance under
which he acted imposed penalty, he should feel
bound totine the parties; but it did not he must
acquit them.
We agree with the Mayor that market houses are
not the proper places for the exhibition and sale of
dry goods and groceries, notwithstanding the fact
that each OF them are being constantly sold in the
markets but we differ entirely with him rs to sell
ing foreign fruits, nuts, and candies. In almost
every market in the union edibles OF all kinds can
be purchased-and If the market men are willing to
pay acity and State tax for the privilege of selling
nuts, candies and fruits, few hours IN each day
and these sales prove public convenience they
should be tolerated by the authorities. But to pre-
vent further annoyance to those who rent the stalls
well to get the correct opinion of the Council
on the question at ISSUE We advise the market com
mlttee to prepare and report amendment to the
present ordinance, specifying in it what is to be
sold on the stalls so that sellers may know their
rights before renting the city property.
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LEoNARD's CoUGH DROPS are really valu
able in cases of coughs and colds They can be
had at his office, Governor street, in any quanti
ty. Try them if you are suffering from cold
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DIED.

On the 22d inst, AUSTIN TERRY in the 10th
year of his age. His friends aud acquantances are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral This Morn
ing, from Trinity Church. at 10 o'clock.
In WiIrnn gtop N. c., the 10th inst after brief
Illness Miss LOUISE SAVAGE, aged 10 years.
Seldom has it been our lot to record the death of
one whose character aud whose amiable disposition
and gentle manner were the admiration of all her
friends The writer knew her when the bloom of
youth was fresh on her cheek-when the ardent i'm
pulses of generous nature inspired her every action
when the sweetness of her temper sOftened the
grief OF sorrowing hearts land it well becomes him to
pay this tribute to her memory. Within the last 12
months, tive loved sisters have gone the spirit land
and may we not hope they realizing that bsstul
Joy which belongs to the Saints in Heaven. May
: He who tempeIs the wind to the shorn lamb" be
of consolation and sympathy her
viving relatives and friends. May the melancholy
fate of her who pure and lovely, prove to her
associates that . in the midst of life we ara in
death"
She is gcne and her voice will only be heard when
sad memory reverts to bygone days, when all joy
and gsiety. The heart sckens at the thought. that
she no but yesterday the object of sunny smiles
and caressing hearts, is buried under the green
say no more but we hope and believe she is now
enjoying that eternity of bliss which is reserved for
the chdrec of light. j.
Yesterday, Miss POLLY ELY, for many years a
resident OF this city Her friends respectfully in
vited to attend her funeral This Afternoon at three
O'Clock, at Trinity Church.
On the 22d inst, ANDREW B. ALLEN, son of A.
B. and Martha A. Allen, aged II months and days
The friends and acquaintance of the family in
vted to attend the funeral This Afternoon at half
past two o'clock from the residence of his father
Jackson st.
ES- The funeral of the late General BERNARD
PEfTON will take place from the Monumental
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had servant who was afflicted with lin In the
stomach and bowels from chronic inflammation OF
those organs. She has been entirely relieved ON
using Mr. Kennedy's excellent Plaster. Given uH.
der nay hand, this 2lst Jan 1852.
GREEN Ii. BATE, NJ. D..
IL Va
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ARRIVALS AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.


AMERICAN HOTEL.-E < Pendleton, ] South
worth, Buckin CHAM; g Crul Jones' Petbg; A
Cain, A Peck, Va; w Forbes r X Irving, Buckng
ham; G I Swarm, Jackson; Bland & Q; w
Kidd Carolina, Col De Russey, U A; Mortimer,
Charleston; NJ M Hobson, Mrs Hobson, Miss Farqu-
har, Va; DIR Hopkins, Surry; w Richardson Pamy-
RAJ Lover, Pa; Williams. w u Allen, AL
len, Fl Kent, Richardson, Richmond; A Win
chester, WhorIy, P Petersburg.
% UNITED STATES HOTEL.-W Walden, New
Kent; Shannon, Stanton; w Price, Louisa; Z
w Adams and lady, Gordonsville; j w Keeto, Pepg
] Z Minter, Bootwright, Cumberland: Doctor Il j
Route, Hanover; w Tiuecer, j Waldo, N &; w J
REYNOLDS, Louisa CO; w z Jarman, Albemarle; j i
Mallory, Va; J Geodoe, Albemare; June l. Co.'S
Circus Company, 81 persons.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-T Gatewood, Norfolk;
l. Patton, Botetourt d w Shanks, Memphis; d w
ii Coffin, Richmond; w Ruilin, Surry; w II White
head Johnson, N c; w Camp. Norfolk; P ii
y Of y; It Pollard, Va c R R; DR. Quarlea, Louisa;
Mr. Aston and lady, S C; + Sturdivant NJ c.; ] 5
Hill, Mass; W Peters Ga; Phillips, Miss, D
Crane, N Y; T w Mitchell, Va; Fitchett, Rich
mond; w NJ Keblinaer Charlottesville: r r Com
stock; ! Morris, Oneida w Il Walton Bait; w
Crawford, N c; PEBBLES, R Davis. Petersburg;
drep, williamsburg; DIR Quinsenberry, Caroline; @
Darlington, @ A Carter, University; " Sheuard
Ala a w Young, Va; w Ficklip, Charlottesville:
Wood, Absmarle; S L Owen, Va; W Hunt, Fair
fax; Taylo J 4 Jackson, Fairfax; G w Darrac.tt
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-MA Hurt Farmville: L
Roberts, Pa. NJ Winfree DR. III Lawton, Ches
terfeld; + Redd. w Cary Prince Edward; Jno f
Bass, Amelia; w S Tailey Halifax; s T Hendrick
Amea; Hodge, w Daniel and lady, Charlotte;
cabo1D rsiRs[sbS@s WF os.
] NJ brown, Jefferson; J r Kennedy & runswick; Col
J PVaughan, Amelia; Ayres, n Taylor Gooch.
land; McKenay, Lunenbnrg; b Bisset Petersb'e;
t Hicks, Sheanor, Gresnvie; NJ Searoy and
lady, c Bowies and lady. G; w Saunderson
Va; ID La Prade, Pewhatani Goode, Chesterfield.
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THE WEEKLY DISPATCH.

The WEEKLY DrsParcH, for TINS uay, Is
number full of interesting matter 1t has a
capital story. entitled /" Florence May, from
Chambers Journal thrilling account Oh
the Earthquake at San salvador--An affect
ing story ofthe missing steamer City OF elias
yow-An interesting account of Jer,sh
Uedd;ae Account of aremarkable explo-
sion at the Gas Works" The Millville Ira
gedy a-Mexican News-The general intel.
ligenee, especially of Virginia, carefully Sc
Observation-Disclosures on leading topics OF the
day-and reliable reports of the Markets of
this and other cities,
For sale at the counter-price, 3 cents per
copy-subseription. per anuin, oSE DOL
LAR. ss.-ss 8 .y.sa s -aal
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CHEsTRRPiELD Submissive receip-
ed some days since S23, raised BY the operativesin
the Messrs Talaferros mill in Manchester, for the
benefit OF the Chesterfield sufferers 4, 4 =
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have used Kennsdy's Electric Plaster liz several
cases of Neuralgia and CaTbunele. l consider IL an
excellent application In such cases. In bad Of
Carbuncle especially was struck with its soothing
and happy effect almost instantly reliev the burn
ing and itching pain. mitigating the soughing
tiication, and producing in short time
pete r. A GHOLSON NJ ID.
=. June LIST, 1862
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DIARRHGA KILLER-For the posi-

elARRHoEA -klLLER-for the posi-
~ tive and speedy cure of DarrhHa Summer Com
plant, Cholera Mofbus, Cholera Infantum, and all
other diseases of the Stomach and bowels.
This Mixture, which is the recipe of one of our best
Southern Physicians, be confidently relied on as
one of the very best medicines offered to the
public for the cure of the above named dam erous
diseases and when used according to the directions,
has rarely been known to fail instantly to relieve,
and in few doses to effect permanent cure.
To Price, Soc. Prepare az d sold by
BENNETT Il BEERS, Druggists.
No l25 Main ST., and No. 3 Pearl St, Richmond Va.
IA
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DRowsEp.-At 70 o'clock yesterday la

DRowNED.-At ~ o'clock yesterday Ia
borer named ROGER DARcEY, in the employ of the
James River and kanawha Company, fell into the
river and was drowned. Darcy was engaged in
wheeling dirt from Hat boat, Gust below the ship
locks, where the dredge boat is at work opening
the chanuel3 to the bank of the river and the run"
being somewhat slippery, his barrow tilted off car
about eight feet Deep The workmen near the
place fastened to his relief but did not succeed Ia
getting him out until life was extinct The body
was then put in cart and taken TO his boarding
house on 18th street, between Main and Cary,
where Coroner Wicker, assisted by Constable
Lewellen, held an inquest. The jury rendered
their verdict In accordance with the above facts
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Darn OF WILLIAM Fl. Stms I'VE gaye
yesterday morning brief account Of acollisien bo
tween two is.atHFisl traisa on the Central Rail-
road the day befure by which William II Sims i
iirernsn had h left leg cut Off drove the ankle. iy
the two engines coming together. Mr.. Sims after
receiving the injury, was placed upon the down
train. brought to this city, and taken to tina Medical
College about half past o'clk that evening where
he received the best medical attention. but an 10 no
svai--he died about half paste O'Clock yesterday
morning. Crushed and mangled "a he was by the
collision 1t is possible that his life might have been
saved. could the physicians at the College have
been with him immediately after the accident; but
before he could be brought to the city he had lost
30 much blood, and his nervous system had become
so completely Frustrated. that it was found impos
sible to bring about reaction 81 f. n. r.
Mr. Sims. we understand, was native of Han
over county and the accident occurred within three
miles OF his fathers residence. He was an industri
Gus, honest temperate young man. highly respected
not only by his employees. but by all who knew
him. His death will prove sad affliction to his
family. .aess eest
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REFERENCEs:

New YoRK-Messrs. Greenwsy, Brothers l. Co /;
Compton II Turner: J r. Jsfray Sons; Robertson
Hudson; Ward Bahcock Co.; Ely Aygatt. j. l.
Co; Levi Cook Co; A. n FrothinRham j Co.; Hen
rvs, Smith and Townshend Beehe Co
BALTIMoRE-MessTsB sngher, Fisher Co; Bal.
Chriss Co.
Parker. Bayly l. Nimmo; Warren 4 Perkins, suit,
Paine & Kent; Hubbard. Gardner Co; DeeRe
Brown; Thos Chas Eis; Geo w. GsetteT w.
Butler 4 Co.; Johu Gordon Son: Flsansgaa.
StokesG Co 10 25-jn
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Or. JarroH Claiborne's Certifcate, Bruins
rick County, Va,
This to certify that have used Kennedy's Elec-
trio Ointment successfully in local affections In
Lumbago and Pectora Affections and Dyspepsia |
found it very valuable in fact In all Chronic Pains
is excellent. ID. j. CLAf BORNE, NJ. ID,
September LIST, 1852.
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TAKING COLLIE CTIONs.-Seve members
Of the famous Arnory Band are now calling upon
our citizens for subscriptions to aid them in pur-
chasing new silver Instruments This band are Civ.
ing public entertainments three nights in each
week for the amusement of our citizens, and it is
as little every do to contribute something
towards the grand object they have in view. We
are pleased to learn that the residents ofthe Valley
have contributed literally to this object, and really
hope that other portions of the city will act with the
same spirit. ..
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MAIIcIous.-John Finn had Thomas
Evans brought before the Mayor, yesterday, on a
warrant, Tor assaultisg and threatening to take his
life with pistol, at his boarding house last sun
day night. John. on being sworn, was very much
afraid that the good natured Tom would send a
leaden pill into his internal regions and thereby
deprive him of liie as he had already made an I'll.
tort to do SO. Hesforgot to say, however that he
had been carrying news 10 the defendants wife
calculated to make her unhappy and that the pis,
toi drawn against him was empty and without a
"cock." As soon as these facts were made known,
the accused was discharged, with orders to return
to his business. s.as-e ass ~gass -gz
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MAIL FAILunE.--The Mail beyond Washington
tailed 10 connect yesterday, and we were in con
sequence, without papers from either Baltimore
Philadelphia or New York, last eve.aina. -
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STRAGGLIYG ORGAN GRiNDERs-Durina
the session of the Mayors Court, yesterday morn
ing, an itinerant organ grinder backed up his ill
tuned instrument at the door ON Broad street, and
commenced grinding off doleful ditty for the
amusement OF the bystanders and the edfcation OF
truant school boys. AS soon as the discordant
sounds fell upon the 'tympanun of his Honor,
he gave officer Pearce order, and Immediately
thereafter the master musician " and bis old rat
tie box appeared at the criminal bar. The Mayor
then informed the manufacturer of "discords ~
that there law in this city requiring the arrest
of beggars-that organ grinding was but species
of begging-and that if he was again caught in the
public streets creating noise with his unlawful
machine, he should be dealt with as the law directs
in such cases. We agree with the Mayor that these
travelling organs are living nusances, and trust
that the police will arrest and cage them whenever
found in the street.
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LOOK OUT FOR THE PoLiCE-The Mayor
has increased the force in the day police, and di.
reced them TO scent out all unpleasant odors calcu
lnted to impair the health of the city, and have
them promptly abated. His Honor is determined
to spare no efforts to have all public as well as pri-
vate places, thoroughly cleansea and renovated !;
and in order TO do this he will enforce the ordi.
nances to the letter. Those of our readers who
have distate for public appearances, may save
themselves from annoyance by having their entire
premises put in order.
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GHELL, IVORY, AND INDIA RUB
~ Der COMBS Elegant Tortoise Shell, Twist
Carved Back Open Chain, and Roll Top Combs OF
the latest fashions. Fine, s. Fine, s. s Fine, s. s.
5. Fine Tooth Combs, of Ivory and She'll Shell,
Ivory and India Rubber Dressing and other Combs
of extra width and thickness English Horn, Dress
Ing, Bufaloe, do; Tuck. Pocket and common Combs
of every descri pton, for sale by 3
lie % ZIMMERMAN Cor Main and 18th sts
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DR.. John Feilas Certificate, B,-msmick,
Comfy, va.
do hereby certify that have used Mr.. J. r. X en-
nedys Plaster in various kinds of old .ores, burnF
pains in any part of the body wounds of various kind
particularly in tendinous expansions in spinal irrita
ton, and counter rfitants, nc, &C. with great be-
nefit aud Given under my hand. this6th day
of March, 1851. JNO. FIELD, NJ. d.
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-
SNEAD 81 COOKE.

ATT UKN at I w,
Charlottesville, Va.
VNHE undersigned having formed co
Il partnership for the practise OF Law in Abe.
marie, will Practise regularly in the County and Cir
cult Courts of said County, and also in the District
Court, held in Charlottesville
All professional business entrusted to the firm, will
receive the attic tion OF both parties
~ Claims secure and collected, and remittaneeS
promptly made.
BURWELL w sNEAD,
RICHARD fVANHOE COOKE.
Address b. w. sNEAD, Charlottesville. or r. L.
CoegE, Palmyra, Fluvanns, Va.
BURWELL w SNEAD will also re galarly attend
the County and CireEh Courts of Fuyanua. aud will
give his prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted to him in that county.
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READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES


moRd, Ia.
have long known Drs J. Field, Jarratt Claiborne
Ghoson, Bate and T. +. Scott Col. Ishani Trotter
aGd Mr.. j. q. Claiborne and others. who have cert.
fed to the value of Kennedy's Electric OintIaent
and am satisfied from the character of these gentle
men that full faith and confidence is due TO their Ger
tfcates .t J.Y. MASON
September 18th, 1852
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DisoRDERLY.-James Bowers a young
man of some police notoriety, was captured by
officer Pearce, while going it with rush on Broad
street last Wednesday afternoon, and taken to the
cage Jim had INDUCED his passion for strong drink,
and while underits influence, begau to upset boxes,
and perform variety of disorderly capers, not at
all agreeable to the quiet denizens of the neighbor
hood in which he was figuring. When brought be-
fore the Mayor yesterday he promised a grand re-
formation in his life, and vowed that he would
turn over new leaf for the future; but His Honor
believing that his book of promise was full-that
the last page had been exhausted-concluded to
commit him to the shades of the Valley, until he
can find some one to join him in bonds for his good
behavior in the sum of 800.
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ER- The funeral of the late General BERNARD
PEYTON will take place from the Monumental
Church, This Afternoon, at O'Clock The friends
and acquaintances Of the family respectfully in
Eited to attend.
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HEALTH OF THIS CITY, BY WAY OF STAUN-
ToN.-We were shown letter yesterday, received
by merchant of this city from friend in Staun-
CURED in Richmond on Tuesday last, and advising
him to flee with his family to the mountains for
safety at once How such unfouuded rumor
could have got at1oat is more than we can divine.
We, who are on the spot, have yet to hear OF the
first case of cholera; and our country friends may
rest assured that Richmond was never healthier az
this season of the year, than at the present time.
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WOOL DEPOT.-We have determined
w to open in this CITY, in conuexon with our
present business Wool Depot for the sale of Wool,
and have engaged the services of Mr.. JOHN WA
TERHUUSE, the former efficient Agent of the
sary. viii be devoted exclusively this business
All Wool received, will be graded, that each pun
chaser can buy such Wool as he wants. and not be
compelled to buy such will not answer his pur-
poses. 4.- .... ..syI
There is grown in Virginia sufficient quantity OF
Wool if concentrated and graded to attract the at
tention of manufacturers and dealers our Market
and we hope to succeed in establishing good market
for the wool grower near home.
For particulars, our circulars.
CRENSHkW & CO.
Grocers and Commission Merchants
lie % Richmond. Va.
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SPORTS OF THE PIT.
HIGHLY RECON- MEND BY

a Il PHYSlCIANS-KEENE welt tried vi r.
GINA PLASTER. or ELECTRIC OINTMENT,
for the cure of Fresh Wounds Burns Salt Rheun,
Lumbago, Fever Sores, Weak Side, Back, Breast,
some kinds Of Rheumatism, Sore Throst, Headache.
Toothache, Ring and letter Worm, il has been
found to relieve. Some have used 1t for Dyspepsia,
Neural gia and Corus to advantage Ii is also ei-
cacious in removing Inflammation OF the Breasts of Ia
dies
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I o S IA NEGOTIABLE NOTE OF

4 y y II ANI1OO I&lDIIII 1NOI UT
~ $40, drawn by Henry Bull in favor of Curry 4
Brother at ninety days from the 10th of June. All
persons are forewarned from trading for the same
payment has been stopped and another note of diff
ferert date will be given in lieu thereof.
lie 23-lt*
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G. FOR RENT.-Several Offices for
Lii rent on the corner of 10Th and Broad SITS 4p-
ply TO
je % TINsLEY L BRYANT
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In FOR RENTING moderate sized
Iii Tenements, in good order. for rent, adjoining
Clay street Chnrch-one at Si25, the other S100.-
Possession given immediately
je Sit TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS
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NHAPMAN's GUARDIAN VS.. ca

pICKLING VINEGAR AND SPICES,
Il Of avery variety, on Band and fer sale by
Sjs 70 ASA H. E. MOORE, 1e0 Broad ct.