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NEW FALL GoODs.-We have =

- y celveG-
French. German and English Merinos and CASH
meres.
Plain and Printed, Colored and Black Persia.
Cloths
English and American Prints and Mourning Cling.
hams.
Persian Twills Scotch Plaids Plaid Alpscas and De
Beges.
Handsome, Plain and Plaid Poult De Sole; Blues
Pearls and Fans -
Plain, Plaid, and Brocade Neck and Bonnet Ribapds
Embroidered Swiss MusliDs and Swiss Revereing and
Flouncing.
Black and White English Trimming Grape.
Colored, Silk Friuges Black Trimming Laces Girnns
and Braids
Embroidered Cambria Skirts and Ga Colored Broca-
delles for Skirts.
Imperial Quilts, and IA jacquard Diaper
Embroidered, Hemmed-Sticked and Eugene Hand
kerchiefs.
Jaconet and Swiss Edgings and Insertings and CAM
brio and Swiss Bands.
Pulled and Flowing, Goffered and Pagoda Sleeves
Lace, Pointed, Linen, Gofered and Eugene Collars
Worked-front Habits, and Gotiered Mourning Ha-
bits
English Thread and Swiss Edgings, Laces and Insert
ings.
Grape, Cashmere and Clouded Rob Roy Shawls
ALSO-Net Mitts, Kid-mede Silk Gloves Misses'
Kid Gloves, Ladies' Buck Gentlets Sleeve-protec-
tors, Fancy Dress Buttons, Black Grape Collars
French Flannels, Mosquito Bars, &c. &c
VALENTINE, CRENSHAW &CO
No. SO, corner Broad, 9Th and Capitol s1reets.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER,
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
SchrZ Stratton Studams, from Albany, lumber to
E. F. gland Il Co.
Schr Susan, Rich, from Boston, mdze, to d. Cur
RE.
Schr Passenger, Bolley, oats TO Captain
Schr Elizabeth Eleanor Malbury, from New York
guano to s. McGruder L Sons, and hay to John w.
Wright.
Schr Ann Eliza Cake, Souy from Phla, coal to Da-
Wis l. Lawson.
Schr John Polk, johnson, from Albany, lumber to
Gum Starke.
Schr Columbus, Corner, from Phila coal to P. c.
Larus.
Schr Mary Ann wheat.
Schr Oakland, Myers, from Wyanoke, wheat to f
Workman Co.
SAILED,
Schr New York, Adkins, New York, mdze.
Schr Charger, Blakemen New York, coal.
CHARLESTON, Angus. 2o-Sailed, schr. J. T. Fardy,
Travis, Richmond.
BALTIMORE, August 23.-Cleared, schr. c. F. A.
Cole, Woolford, Richmond.
NORFOLK, Au gust 23.-Arrived, schr Leopold, Will
liams, and schr Native, Dunn, from Petersburg.
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YELLOW FEVER ON THE OHro.-On board the
steamer Memphis from New Orleans there had
been deaths from the yellow fever, on the 18th
The clerk and steward were both dead She was
then below Evansville on the Ohio. The steamer
Statesman had also lost her clerk the w b. Clifton
her bankeeper. The engineer OF the Liatuna,
Capt Gibson of the Gipsey, and the steward of the
J. s. Chenoweth, had all fallen victims to the pest.
ience. All these steamers were bound up from
New Orlaonu
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The YELLOW FEvER-There had hoo, A.,
the 18th, 354l interments of the yicti,s 80 !, na..s
,rnee ia New Orleans, since the LIST day of July
he mortality at Algiers, directly opposite the city
- equally frighifnl. There were 43deaths out of
population of 1000 in week, ending on the 18th
The disease is still on the increase.
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Fun In AID OF New ORLEArs.-We I'M
derstand the Committees yesterday calling upon
the citizens for subscriptions to aid the afflicted peo-
pie Of New Orleans. We feel assured that our cti-
zens viii subscribe freely, and we hope to report
liberal sum for Richmond We learn, at a late hour
last night from member of the Committee, thatthe
collections in Madison Ward, yesterday, could not
have been less than s7oo. Three of the Madison
Ward Committee collected $780, and two others had
not then reported We are sanguine OF RAISING
SSnnn
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DIsMIssED.-A peace warrant, charging
Miss Harriet Timberlake with using abusive and
threatening language towards Washpon Ashby, on
Friday evening last was, yesterday, dismissed by
the Mayor, there being no proof adduced to show
that Miss T. designed making any attack upon Ashby
This warrant is the result of long existing family
quarrel.
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Drunk AND DIsoRDERLY.-Neill Cava-
nagh was, yesterday, committed to Jail for drum
kenness and dsordery conduct in default of security
to keep the peace.
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NEW ORLEANs.-At last accounts from New Or.
cans Col A. N Holbrook, one OF the editors of the
ficayane had the fever. He had been resident
Of the city for many years. and had lust returned
! hi: recovery. io ''opo' "a
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tee for the proposed Concert, as soon a. would be
compatible with present engagements.
The Chairman was authorized to notify the Howard
Association of New Orleans to draw upon him at sight
for $1,000
The meeting then adjourned.
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r TOPOGRAPHIC PRIN TIN Give

II shall be prepared, in few weeks to COM
mence the LIrHOGRAPHIC PRINTING in this
city. We have portion of materials i'll
Nos and 10 Law Building, Franklin street; but find
ing that we are not yet fully supplied, Mr.. Dunna-
want has gone the North for the purpose of purcha
sing additional materials and securing the services of
the best artists and printers that be had in the
country. Under these circumstances we shall not be
able to complete any orders we may be favored with
before the lst of October next. But, in the mean
time Mr.. Z. F. RUFFIN manager of the litho-
graph Office will receive orders for LfTHOGRAPH-
Dunnavant.
au 2rlt RITCHIES & DUNNAVANT.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CREAM INDUCEME Mt TO SUB
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PICTORIAL AND
FLAG OF OUR UNION-oNE YEAR, FOUR DOL
LARS.
u Magazines and Newspapers furnished at Pub
fishers lowest Club Prices and delivered in any part
of the city, mailed
JOSEPH w EVANS,
The only regular established Agent
I4th street, opposite Kent, Paine & kent's
au 25-St* Sign of the big Transparency.
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FIXES IN THE WooDs-Extensive fires are rag.
ing In the woods in the northern part of Jefferson
county, y. \. The entire absence of moisture pre-
are rains
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AUCTION NOTICE.-Particula atten-
ton is requested to the sale of Household FURNI-
TURE at the residence of Mr.. A. Hatch, Canal
street, THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock.
GEO. j. SUMNER, Auct
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There were l65 internents during the month OF
July IN washington OF white males there were
II; females 90; colored males ls; females 20,
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DIsMrssED.-Officer Tyler, on Sunday
morning last saw Mrs Ann Hagan's grocery store,
ID street. partly open, and large crowd of white
persons inside. Upon going up to the door to see if
those inside engaged in drinking, the door was
suddenly closed and barred. 1t was well known that
liquor sold almost daily at her store The Mayor
dismissed the summons the officer did not any
drinking himself on Sunday at Mrs HIS.
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HUNTS IMP ROY ED PATENT
IL WHEAT DRILL.-The performance of this
Drill the last season. entirely satsfacto y, and is
who used it; therefore feel warranted in recon-
rlending it as interior hitherto invented; is
simple il its construction, durable, and not liable to
get out of order and the price of it less than that of
most other Drills. Those who may be in want the
coming season, respectfully requested to forward
their orders early to avoid disappointment.
IL. BALDWIN,
All o5-6w1m* No. l48 Main st.
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CPECIAL NOTICE.-NEW YORK
- AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Specie. Gold Silver, Bullion, Jewelry, Precious
Stones Metals or Valuable Articles of any kind will
NOT be received On board of either of the Company's
Sims viz: the jamestown the Roanoke. ex-
cept by special with the Agents or the Pur-
sefs of the Ships; will the Company be RESPONSE
bic for such articles unless bills OF ladng are granted
therefor and the value therein stated.
LUDLAM & WATSON,
aug Agents.
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TINTED STATES MAIL LINE.
u Leaves Regularly every Friday Afternoon, at
o'clock For New York via Norfolk.-The Roanoke,
Edward Cayendy Commander, will receive freight
to-day Thursday( at Il O'clock and up to the hour OF
O'clock p NJ Friday, the 26rh instant leaving at
o'clock in the afternoon of same day. by which hour
passengers are requested to be on board
Passage to New FORK, including meals and state
room accomln odations only SO.
Steerage passage only half price.
an 25 LUDLAM q w aISON
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THE RICHMOND LIGHT 1yFaN

Il TRY BLUES, Capt. JOHN NJ PATTON n
having made Arrangement with thu Rieh,no.,s sAf
Fredercks1nrg Railroad Company, will have q $3.50
CIVIC AND MILITARY EXCURSION 70 tbs
the 31st August. 1'o
They will be accompanied by the ARMoRy
BRASS and CoTiLLOS BANDS, which have been
engaged for the occasion Dees
The cars will leave the depot at O'Clock precisely
Persons not enabled to leave al that houT viii 49,
the privilege OF gong BY the O'Clock train.
tage at o'clock. Those desiring to remain lonser
can take the mail train in the morning go
REFRESHMENTS viii be furnished at city pr
r.
Tickets for the round trip, ONE DOLLAR each
children half price.
II Tickets TO be had of any member of the Cozn.
pany, at the depot.
Ample arrangements have been made for the COM
fort and cOnYerience of the ladies m, 81
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RUSSIA AND TURKEY.-Our Geographic des-
patch yesterday, relative to the disposition of
the Gar on the terms proposed by the inter
vening powers, was too decided by half
The details of the news by last nights mail,
show no warrant for the statement that the
Gear had indicated his intention to accede to
the terms. 1t appears that the four powers
invited the Russian Minister at Vienna to at
tend their conference, furnishing him, before
hand, with their resolutions. The Minister
declined to attend, but took occasion to des
patch copy of the resolutions to tho Gar,
who thereupon intimated his readiness to re-
ceive Minister from the Sublime Porte at
ST. Petersburg. The resolutions may have
undergone changes, and thus the door for ne
gotiation at St. Petersburg will be opened
wide, condition of the case which is repre-
sented to be exceedingly desirable to Nicho-
las. This is certainly the uttermost ofhis pa
cific indications thus far.
On the side of the Ottoman Porte, too, the
telegraph was a little too decided. The state
ment that the terms of settlement had been
accepted By him, is considered premature
So the Eastern question is still a questio rer-
t/Tf1
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THE DEVIL AND DR. FAusTUs.-On Mon
dav of last week the members of the Balti-
more Typographical Society, who were en-
ployed On the American and Argus, knocked
off, and refused to work unless at an advance
of wages. The proprietors managed to find
a new corps of compositors, and both papers
went ON as usual. We learn by the Ameri-
cnn that on Saturday night these members
of the Typographical Society formed an or
ganised gang and committed outrageous as
saults upon the employees of the two Offices
above mentioned always selecting, as the
subjects of attack, those having least physi-
cal power Of resistance. -Four of the assail-
ants have been arrested and held to bail for
| their cowardly conduct 1t does not appear
that the Typographical Society, as such,
sanctioned or approved the brutal conduct of
the few members who have thus disgraced
themselves voluntary association may be-
come quite as tyrannical as an individual des-
pot, and when such is the fact, revolution
will come, both by divine and human RIGHT.
If workmen will force their employers into
| the position Of cyphers, having, as the Ameri-
| can says, nothing to do with their establish
ments, except to. find arork and money," they
must expect to be met by those whose rights
and privileges are quite as valid as their own.
| On the 9th INST, bloody rencontre occurred in
the town Of Shreveport La, between Shimuel c.
Brooks and John Jeeuls, alias Bradford II appears
| that there had been personal differences hctwean
them OF slight nature, when at public table
Brooks passed his wine to persons sitting next TO
Jeems without offering him any J. became highly
indignant at this and armed himself Meeting after.
wards, he called upon B. to defend himself where.
upon B. drewa revolver and shot j., wounding him
IN the neck. J. rushed upon B., and with a small
oo"ie KNIFE inflicted several wounds which were
considered mortal though death had not ensued at
last dates. Our account says that when Jeems re-
covered from the intoxicated condition he was in
| when he made the attack, he gave himself up and
was imprisoned.
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RICHMOND MARKETS,

CORRECTED DAILY.
FLOUR-Market remains without change; rece pts
small-sales of Old at $5l TO $5s; New 50 to S64.
WHEAT.-The market is dull under the last news;
sales at lis for Red and 20 for prime white.
CORN-60 to g.
GUANO-Scarce, So to $50.
TOBACCO-No change to note. Sales not SO
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ATTENTION, FIkEMEN THE regl-
lar quarterly meeting of the Board of Directors of the
Richmond Fire Association, to hear excuses OF fire
men for fines which have been assessed during the
past three months will be held at the office Satur-
day evening next, the 9th instant, at u O'CLOCK
By order of the Board of Directors
au % JOHN II. BOSHER, Sec'y.
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AMUsEnfENrs
METROPOLITAy HAII c. q.

N L!nOrOLIIAN HALL.-0n Mon
the magnificent new Hall, with Grand Eybt;.ssnl
81 anenps great scrptnral Painting or the mi, IN
5i1T., WOhLD, OR THE OPENING Oh rt III
This magnificent work Of art, the largest pant,,~
N America, full 800 feet square, occnpynv the st
three years IN ITS completion, viii be exhibited far
Few days IN connection with grand Cf3Nf,FFTS =.
the celebrated Madame ROSALIA DIJRASD - -
sisLed ~ the great Basso, Signor NOyEIII. s;,ra-
moRETTl, great Italian Vioiinist: Nj WAET5FN
ted Pianist ~ csiepra-
For particulars see small bills
N. - After Monday, 18th August, liberal arrsn,e.
nenfs will be made for Schools BY an !.
the Office of Metropolitan Hall a. - IN ia a.
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ATTENTION, EAGLE INFANTRY =
Attend a meeting of your Company at Lafayette
Hall, on THURSDAY next, 18th instant at o'clock,
p NJ By order of the first Lieutenant, com'dg.
an "a JOHN C POWELL, o. s.
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The deaths in Philadelphia last week, were 294i
including 25 by sun stroke.
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ABEL U. MAYO, NOTARY PUBLIC.

B. w. STARKE, ATTORNEY AT
LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.-Practices in all
the Courts of Henrico County and Richmond city
AS u Notary Public, particular attention will be paid
to the taking of Dispositions, lin out of his oice
Proof and Acknowledgements of Deeds, Relinquish-
meuts of Dover, &c. Claims for collection entrusted
to him promptly attended to.
Office removed to No. 81, three doors above City
Hotel, ON North side of Main street, Richmond, Va
de 2-ly
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T. w. KEEsEE, Salesman.

AUCTION.-G GROCERIES, CLOTH
ING, &c, This Day, by
au2 DAVENPORT. ALLEN & CO.
AUCTION NOTICE.-AttentiOn is So
lcited to our sale THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock.
au 25 ALEX. MOTT L. CO., Aucts.
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FMED-E. d. Heller was on yesterday
fined g. and by the Mayor for prosecuting his
business the Jewish Sabbath, Saturday. and also
on the Christian Sabbath (Sunday)
L. Bachrach also reported by officer Tyler for the
same offence alleged that he could prove that he did
not sell goods Saturday, and in order to procure
his witnesses, the continued until to-day.
Elizabeth Jirring fined S. and costs for retail
ing ardent spirits without license at her store
9Th street, of Theatre alley to several negroes
on Saturday evening last. Reported by officer Irving
Admonshed.
Melissa Underwood, free negress, was fined S.
and costs-being second ofence-for selling liquor
without license to negroes in her shop on Broad
street. betweeen 4th and 9Th streets, on Monday eve
ming last Reported by officer Irving. Admonished.
Andrew ]. Ford III whose grocery store on Gary
street. ON Sunday afternoon last officer Tyler found
six negroes talking and drinking, was on yesterday
fined s. and for retailing ardent spirits without
license, and S. and for permitting unlawful
assembage of free negroes on his premises. Ad-
monished
Jesse Williams fined with respect to culvert.
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DscgAReEp-on Tuesday morning, Mr..

DisCRARGED.-On TUESDAY Hoiluiie, hl'
N. Morton, in the employ of Mr. Thornton while on
his way to the Exchange Bank with check of MI
j. Enders for $751; which he designed getting cashed
dropped it, as he supposed, the Columbian Ho-
tel. The payment of the check was Immediately
stopped and about two o'clock negro named Abso-
lom, employees at Beck's, entered the bank with the
check. and was there arrested. On being examined
before the Mayor yesterday, he stated that white
man came to him while standing Beck's, and
offered him a ST. note if he would get the check
cashed ard he undertook to do Witnesses proved
the general good character of the negro, and there
being proof of his having found the check and Of
fered it on his account, he discharged from
custody.
Captain Thomas Thurston, of the schr. Rebecca, of
Rockland, Maine, failed yesterday in application
to the Mayor to have of his seamen named Mel
Vile Hansen, committed to jail, iuasmuch he ap-
pretended no bodily danger from Hansen, and de-
signed discharging him Immediately.
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EOR HIRE have for hire, by the
JIG month, aGIRL, accustomed TO nursing and wait
EDWARD d. EACHO,
an25 General Agent and Collector
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CITIZENS AND STRANGERS VISIT
ing the city, who wish have their Hair cut in the
latest and approved Style should call at the Hair
under the American Hotel.
n B-Hot and Cold Shower Baths can be had
aaiiv from half past A. NJ. TO half past T. NJ and
ON Sunday to IL 4. NJ.
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nor HIRE, an able-bodied Negro MAN,
JIG for the balance Of the year. He has been accus-
an IS JOHN w. WRIGHT.
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TOPS, TOPS AND MARBLES.-20O do
Il zen TOPS and an assortment of MARBLES
Also Brush BROOMS, TUBS, CHURNS, Willow
CHAIRS, BASKETS, CRADLES, GIGS, and va
rietv of FANCY GOODS, &c Toys for sale by
J. HAROLD Grace Street,
an 25-3t* Four doors above Catholic Church.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. = All
IA persons ha ring claims against the estate OF Mrs
MARY Robinson will please present them 10 tne SUI
scriber without delay. Jas. Va 49,,
an 25-Gt -~1.-
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AYSTERS! OYSTERS just to hand,
rr.sb Shell OYSTERS, which will be received
- 80 hoat from Norfolk for the future. Also
P'esled OYSTERS, CRABS, Nc, at
i1eAie1 ALIENS ARBOUR,
.,o5 Corner Main and 18th streets
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SMOKED BEEF, BEEF TONGUES,
~ PICKLED HALIBUT, PICKED GOLDFISH
and SCOTCH HERRINGS, for sale by
aus X. NJ. BURTON.
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BOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDI
CINE. BY DR. f. ID. ROBINSON.
Cy- Office on Franklin, between 18th and l4th
streets jy l5-1y
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TIN PLATE.-l50 boxes assorted Tin
Il PLATE, receiving, for sale by
au % EDWIN WORKMAN L co.
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WEAK, NERVOUS. DEPRESSED IN

w Spirits, and prey innumerable mental as
well as physical evils the victim of Dyspepsia in
deed object of conmiserati0n. Yet is absurd for
him to despair. We not how low, weak, nervous
and irritable he may be, the cordial properties of
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS, prepared by
many headed monster which is preyng upon his body
and mind and if he chooses to try them we will in
speedy au 25-d& w3w
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. - All
N persons having claims against the estates OF
AIRS Mary Crump and Fortunatus z. Crump, WIZ pre-
sent them to the subscriber, properly authenneatea,
without delay. JAS. NJ. La -,
<AuiiA