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SPECIAL DIsPATcH.1
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

RALEIGH, Aug. Cool. Robert T. Paine,
american, is elected to Congress over Shaw,
Democrat, by 375 majority. The Democrat
&c majority in that, the LIST district, last year
was 126.
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DIPLOMATIC APPOINTMENT

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-Townsent Harris,
OF New York, has been appointed Consul to
Japan, under the treaty negotiated by Com
mOdore Perry.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

By the breaking of rail on the road seven miles
nth Of Saratoga, N Y, Saturday, one car was
3 own from the track and dashed to pieces. Six
Rdies were injured, but none seriously.
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Il Whole FAMILY PoIsoKEo The Pittsh,r,
selon learns BY letter received from Dr. "a ps
1, residing In Csndor Washington co Pa the
itealaIs Of mo.t mslanehoy case of poi,on, ,ue
seems s. ,nss on the 18th glt. three lsds sons ef
2ndor, proceeded to the woods and s.,Ssrad o.
aay OF mushroom. which they took home feI
use The whole family seven 10 nus.b.I ns ~.
nss. Of tne dish, and shortly after exhibited
H alarming symptoms. Three ptysicisn n.
rn. sIeo IN and prom ounced them poisoned Ths
n, ,o emeoies were speedily administ sred. but ali
pvsd .hn sss the eoys who had gathered the pIsni.
rw,IS. srs Ihey died In great agony shortly
,,,sn, sssa respectively ten, SIX and four sssr,
pe.snh OF the children were 90 unwen :. ~
sue 70 render them any assistance " %
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Correspondents OF the Dispatch.

FLood--Norfols Robbery Rumored -4ppoiatneat, etc
BALTIMORE, August5.
deluge OF rain. Twelve houses ON Abbott street. 8
on Barnes street, and Bond street wore partially
sabnerged to the great damage of their contents -
Canal street. McEldery and Jefferson streets. also.
suffered q good deal from the sudden food OF water
. The three men arrested here for the robbery of
Fsrant 4 Co in Norfolk, have been discharged for
want of sufficient proof against them. -
Three or four OF the Democratic nominees to re-
present Baltimore in the Legislature are about de-.
Ginning the nominatioa.
1t Ia rumored here that BENZ C Freshman has
been appointed to fill the vacancy occa.o ned by the
death OF Judge Prick, OF the Superior Court.
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TENNESSEE ELECTION.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 6.-Returns received
from thirty eight counties show nett gains
Tor Il on. Meredith p. Gentry, American, of
hve hundred and twenty eight.
The Democrats claim the election.
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OF CHIEF JUSTICE
OF KANSAS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-Judge Moore Of
Alabama, has been appointed Chief Justice
OF Supreme Court of Kansas, vice Rushe
Gov. Reeder was.
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Co.rssp 2ndence of the pl.p.,ch.

Mysterious Murder Of Yopng Woman-Dental Con
0ress-Coat Trade etc
PHILADELPHIA, August 5.
This afternoon the body of a fashionsbIe dresssd
young woman was found In Gonner's run. in tbe
northern suburb OF the city, with her throat cut
The American Dental Convention adjourned sine
die to-day. Friday evening the members partook OF
banquet at Parkinsons given by the member. of
the Profession In this city The supper was served
up in Psrkinsons usual superior style, and nothing
was omitted to render the entertainment evervthinS
that could be desired. DR.. Charles Townsend. Of
Philadelphia, welcomed the visitors in q neat snd
appropriate speech after which all done ample ius-
iice to the dei'cscies before them
The amount OF anthracite coal brought to tide wa
ter the past week larger than ever before brought
from the same gion In any one week. 1t foots up
the enormous tonnage of TONS makipe an =.
gregate for the season to Thursday last. 5IO Ss0
tons. and an increase the tonnage to the same
time last year of III 1874 tons
boy named Benjamin Ynost. IL years old, living
with his parents In Houston street, above Gaul l8th
ward, was drowned in the Delaware about 8 O'CLOCK
last night, while bathing.
A man named John Logan. about forty-fve year
Of age, was killed on the Reading Railroad at Por
Kennedy, on Thursday morning.
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
BY GODDIN & APPERSON.

THREE EXCELLENT TENEMENTS
Il OF 18TH. NEAR TO VENABLE STREET,
AND FIVE LOTS ON CHURCH HILL, ON z7rH
STREET. BETWEEN O AND p STREETS FOR
SALE AT AUCT1ON.-Will be sold on THURS.
ses, commencing at O'clock without reserve, three
Framed Tenements the east line of 18th, near to
Ssm'l Brunmeli ]. r. Hogden aud John Butler
After which. will be sold. han dsome Building
Lots, on the West line of 9th, between o and p
streets.
TERMS One fourth cash; and the balance in three
SIX and nine months, for negotiable notes. with in
terest added secured by trust deed title retain.
ed.
au4 GoDDIN APPERsON, Aucts.
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BALLOON AscENsIoN.-MrA L. Cnrriar of R;.h
mond, made balloon ascension from Norfolk Sat
urday afternoon which is described by the paper
there. as having been very beautiful.
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.soIcIDx OF A YOUNG LADY.-A young lady sbout
years OF .ge, who gave her name as Caroline Bay.
arrived at Rochester, New York, on Wedn ssdsv
~ from Auburn. and put up at the Eagle Hotel
"a the next d, y she committed suicide by t.Iin,
non The following letter from her cousin wss
snd on be. person: A was
AUBURN, July 2lst, 1855.
Dear Csroline-Mr. Youngs told ne that Won was
lowing saloon Now l want to know where
~ are and what you are doing. He SAYS sentlem, n
al ,nsfe tod him &C. hope you to be discreet
an your lie, as your character 10 your all Mr..
was here two weeks ago to-day, and said he
.o,as 70 spend the Sabbath In Syracuse. He
mat Crawford was married to Bstsey Porter,
gov thousand dollars with her
e spofe OF you, and said you would have to mar
Ipol snort notice or marry some one that was
Worthy worthy OF you: He said he would rather m.rry
~. mans devil than a rich mans fool / told
a. would never do better than to 60 back and
"A ~ ~ up tIisnds with you Now, just write to me
&out IA :. .now y he has called upon you. Mr.
yon .h leaves ~ all we'll As usual hoping it may
81 ron your friend and well wisher
e our mother has been very sick, but /. nn.. r.,
NO more At present 'e'
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S.Ss 70 hussIA.-Mf Brown. much ests.nx a
Era.sa iIseasaiS Of Piedmont. Va. ieff on Mona. =
y. !. ,of st rstefsburs. kus.ia, to FIJI n.
1 d..,sa "a o. GiscishArf Daring july thsrs vsrs
s.ain Cieeinsats--of cholsrs s6. eonsnms ~,
"pisins %. essss not rep ortsd M,
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6ls.b ma s. 49,. 1nsaL DisAsrsR -Phs Cumberland
M near Asreerviiis. IS miles Wet ~ s s.sens
o., ~ss washed out on Wedn sds, nj ~ o.se'
Qua, sf e. s. sSf.: I'd loaded vim coke.
more painful to add, the esntstn wfscked,
70. u" eostmsn, James DUNCAN, were drovr core'
,.f ales wers also drowued A pnysts 49,
H. ~, rom nefeersiis estin ates that il viii -
'aies OF four weeks to re pair the brsss "' re-
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fHeA u. s. MAIL STEAMSHIP
xWR IAMEaToWN FOR NEW YOAK

DAY sfteruoou, 1t opciock.
Freight received to-day. lAondsyrl 81 4! Seloekss
snd up u the hour Of O'Clock Z. h's on Xassdays
5th inst. -.
hour Of dspartars. oelsck =. -. Tussdax. the 7th
inst ~ - 81
sac Of the Basin, Or on beard She ship. -
Those who mey prefer 70 jain he 0hip q City
Point can do 90 - The RstsTebuxs ears that lssHs
q 50 o'clock Wednesday mofuins, 80 ss - -
Cond sneos are informed that their eoods viii be
landed so-dsy. and they rsqussesd ~ send down
0hippsrs ara. rsqusAtsd 70 sod II thslr nils u
Laaing early Tuesday evening" ~ denetures or their
eoode VIII Be eonuignsd 10 osder.
Only ot0 throuekto Neg YeEkr nesls inslud I'd
Z ana-N - LunL.AM WAInON.
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TAG ELECTION YESTERDAY Elections we,s
heid yesterday In Kentucky. Alabama and Texas fol
Governor, members of Congress and of the I,egi.la
ture but we were unable to ascertain anythn last
night by telegraph which indcste the result ia any
of them - ~
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BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. CO.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS AT
- AUCTION On THURSDAY, 9th August, we
will SELL at 10 O'Clock, auction store $50 cases
Boots, Shoes and Hats; consisting Of
Gentlemen's fine dress Patent Leather
Congress Caters
Congress Cloth Caters
Patent Leather Oxford Ties
Calf Congress Caters
Patent Leather Button Shoes .ese.,.,.7 ,5rv .
Mems and Boy1 Calf and Kid Brogsns ~ Z
Ladies' Shoes of various kinds s Q =
TERMs-Under 800 cash; 800 and over, months
for approved paper. 7175Ea.s-
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO..
w u .e Auctfoneers.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.-M ISIS BETTE
~ CARTER BOCKIUS will open School In this
city on the st October next Location in future adj
vertisemept. Apply at Mr.. B. FL. Smith, on Mayo
street. Refer to Mrs Drew. iy I0-Im*
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AUCTIONS sALns.
RTIURE D1YS..

BlfuHE DAYS.
GONSTABLES SALE.--By virtue Of 4
~ dstr.ss warrant directed 70 me, date the alst
gay o. July last in favor OF Sharp aHsnst Elm gtou
email. on WEDNESDAY,, the 9Th day Of the pre-
sent month. ct the workshop Of the ssid Elp etop.
on fsnkiin street. which YES formerly the 4th Bar.
ust Cnureh, commencing ct 10 o'clock NJ. pro-
ceed 70 sell ct public auction, the highest bidder
ioI cash. on delivery, the following property to %.
nsiy said distress to wit Three Carp enters Work
bencbesi Cheuts. Bow Windows. second handed:
one i9s Tin be Ola Shutters; stiles for doors and
an lid JAMES r. TYLER. H. G. r.
BY TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS.
HOUSE AND LOT, AND ENCLOSED
ACRE LOT AT AUcTJON.-On THURs-
OAf. 9TH August, at O'Clock, r. H. upon the pre-.
misses, VIII be sold the FRAMED HOUSE with
es5 an acre OF ground attached situated on the New
oIdee road, near Union HILL and sdioinina Leadbet
ters Tavern. The house 10 nearly new. has rooms
and 70 row occupied by James Tucker. =
After which will be sold an acre Of ground near
the above well enclosed, and in order for cultiya-
AODITIONAL.-WiI also be sold Lot of q Anre,
of0round. near the above adjoining the property of
~! ar Johnston. and VIM. Bowen, and enclosed on
This lot lies well for gardening purposes has seys.
"a, ne spring. and is really valuable for . market
ealden or dairy business.
Terms liberal, aud will be made known NJ ths ,s,e
au b TAYLOR l. Williams Anct
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DR. WRIGHTS Liquid Catbartic, O
- Family Physc, for sale BY = !
A. BODEKER, Druggist
~ 10 Main sfreet
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(LlvE OIL In baskets; q fresh 10
" just received and for sale BY -
an, A. BoDEKER, Druggist,
- IS 10 Main street.
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LITTLE, BROWN & CO.,
Law AND FOREIGN BOOKSELLERS
ia. WASHINGTON STREET. BOSTON.
~ Sl--lfiaw4t
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Mysterious Murder of Yorng Woman Dental Con
0ress-CoaL Trade, etc
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! Your mother has been very sict. bat !. M 4 =
p No more at present. NJ" DC
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~ BROAD AND MAYO STREETS will open OF
MONDAY. the 18th Of September next. The in
struction ID thorough, the discipline mild, but firm :
Compst tent assistants in the French, Music Drawn,
and Painting departments have been engaged.
Jv SO-dI
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EXTRAORDINARY PROFITS on SWEET por ,ro,,.
Messrs. Mabee and McGowan of Alton. Illino;s
engaged in the cultivation of sweet potatoes nub'
fish an account of their profits during the pas sce
son. They planted twelve acres of potatoes, the
expense of which delivered in market were Slsr
80 The total amount of sales were So 300 lea vim,
g., 0l25 so for net profits This gives an aycra co
profit of @l67 20 per acre
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THE WORLDS SHIPPINa.-The shipping Of the
world is estimated at l45,500 vessels and the ag-
gregate tonnage at l55o0000. Hunts Magazine
estimates that at $50 a ton, the shipping of the
world is worth the enormous amount of S775 OOO
o0O Of this fifteen and half millions of tonnage
more than ten and half millions belong to the An
glo Saxon race United States 40500 vessels and
1901 4l6 tonnage: Great Britain 35 $50 vessels, and
5043,270 tonnage.
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wedding party was held at the fremont Hopse
IN Boston on Monday, in honor of the nuptials of
Capt g. v Fox, late of the U. s. Navy, and Miss
Virginia l. woodbury., daughter of the Hon. Levi
the marriage was performed ON the morning Of the
same day. "a VIC
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.a THE MUSIC STORE.-P

THE MUSIC STURE,-P-
EIsmy-sssl .gs8 H. T AY LOR would remind his
n II l Fl N friends and the public generally that
II y his is on Governor street
where may be found PIANO FORTES, MELODE-
OES, GUITARS, VIOLINS. FLUTES and ACCOR-
DEoNS, OF the best quality, and at the lowest prices
lie Is sole agent in this city for the sale of the cele
brated Nunns Clark's PIANOS, which are not sur.
passed by any other makers and equalled but by few
Also, Gale 4 Co.'s superior Pianos
1Iultar and Violin STRINGS, of the best quality.
he has the largest stock of MUSIC to be fou1 4 in
TINS State and Is constantly receiving the latest ub-
CATIONS, which he will sell the most reduced rices
ana upon as good terms as can be had elsewhere
81 Flames tuned, repaired, and Teton hire
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Hoas.-The Louisville Journal of Tuesday notes
a sale of 10000 head of hogs from the hooks by
pork-house owners at Sc, taken by an English
packer 1t continues to quote at 81 so to SIS gross
and SIS to $3.50 net which includes the Offering as
well as the asking rates-there being no BUYERS,
however, at the outside figures
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4 VETERAN.-At a military parade in Bruins.
wick, N. j. last week, Gen Stryker a veteran
ninetythrec years Of age, took command, address.
Ell the soldiers for some ten minutes, and gave the
necessary commands The general looked re-
markably well, and is the most extraordinary man
In the State.
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The Hon. ii. W. billiard of Alabama. has ar.
cepted the invitation to deliver a Lecture before
Ing winter 0'''
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GROWTH OF A WESTERN TowS-The village of
La Crosse Wisconsin, the terminus of the La
Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad. was laid out only
-four years ago, and is now said to contain two
Thousand houses. 1t supports a newspaper and
enjoys the frenept visits of some thirty different
sieamboafs
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CHIcAGo.-A correspondent of the Journal of
Commerce, writing from Chicago says: Chicago is
full of life and business. Men make money fast
live fast, and go to the devil in hurricane
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CASE OF CoNscTEScE.-Mr. Evans n shoe deaIer
al Troy, New York, had a watch returned TO him,
few days ago, which, together with 500 in cash
was stolen como three months since The watch
was returned in an old rubber shoe, suspended
10 the door-knob in tho night. II was valuable as
a family relic.
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INTENSIVE FLOUR sIsLLs.-There are sixteen
snr,ng mills, with eighty four run of stone caps
VI manufacturing about ten thousand barrels of
hour per day. at oswcgo, n Y. The facilities for
nanaIn8 gram are extensive, the eleyating cspaci
being about thirty six thousand barrels ner bonr
nna INC storing room equal 70 about TIVE millions
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THE BANK OF TESNEssEE-The House Of r..
ton declaring it to be the sense of the House .ba,
the Bank OF Tennessee, should be put in prsSs a,
state of liquidation by the present General Asscm
hly - N"'eH
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Kendall of the New Orleans Picayune, writing
from Paris, of the fashion, says, with sort of
French freedom of style:
Fashiorpseems to be leading its female votaries a
more extravagant dance than ever here in France;
to what extent they will eventually carry out their
inflated petcoats is moro than l can say, but |
presume they will 60 on increasing in volume so
long as the wearers can find room to expand. You
must recolect the story of the precious little fellow
who told his mother that he had set the old hen
turkey. How many eggs did you put under
herr queried his anxious maternal parent
Eleven dozen |" was the cool response. Elere,
dozen what upon earth did you put many for
sonnyf" Because ! just naturally wanted to see
her spread herself" rejoined the smart youth. So
of the now fashion, each lady seems DESTROYS OF
spreading herself to see If she cannot spread
her neighbor, until each one Of the full blown
fashionabes takes up almost as much room, or
shades about as much ground, rs load of hay.
Omnibuses and common carriages are terribly
trying this and highfautin style of feminine
balloonery, and the narrow passage-ways in some
Of tho theatres would block them out altogether
considered by many matter of some difficulty and
by others impossibiity; it looks, at first sight
Just as difficult for some of the women one
a-days to crowd or squeeze themselves into places
not oneeighth of their apparent size. Yet they
eontrive il in some way. A few nights since saw
a lady, whose amplitude SO great that you
would almost swear she would stick fast in q barn
door, squirm and twist herself through passage,
along which child of six years would hardly find
elbow room; they hatten down, when it comes to
n pinch; there's nothing of them when you get
down through to the real flesh and blood it's all
q sham-a counterfeit
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.<nv GUN MAKER, Importer,

.-11hW11,, N X, 1ElOOrtRT,
wholesale and retail dealer in Amer
= lean and imported Guns and Rifles
Fowling and Fishing Tackle Pocket Cutlery Walking
Canes, Belts and Port Monies, Percussion Caps Gun.
powder, Patent Shot, Balls, Powder Flasks Pouches
and Belts, Bird Bags Nipples and Wrenches WASH
ing Rods and Ticklers Dog Chains and Collars, Gun
Makers Materials &c, &c.
Revolvers and Five Shooters at Manufacturers
prices. to the trade. S SITTHFRGAND
oc 26-Im R1oL,nddI
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fOR SAL K...The Stock, Fixtures and
5000 win OF well located Drug Store, in q thri-
ing psst OF the city, doing good business owners
penf desrous of removing from the city bargain
A'ay ~ e o. mad Address box No go Richmond p. O.
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"A ARDS COUGH SYRUP. WHY NOT arr
COUNTRY FRIENDS!-Old and younr nrb rp'
poor, take LEONARD'S INSTANT RELIEF n.
most effectua and cheapest Cough Syrup ever rs5
This Is no idle boast. Make inquiries of your fob.
ever offered to all persons suffering from Cough
Colds, Asthma and Consumption. All the weird
should know its virtues
Price-25c. per bottle; bottles, one dollar Ale
Leonard's Dollar Cordial.
To be had of L. b. THOMAS, Broad street. shnD.
Hill, and of all Druggists mud Dealers generals ~
Richmond and State of Virginia. Wholessle 4
Messrs PURCELL, LADD L Co, % Main street, and
THOMAS LEONARD. corner Of Adams and Clay streets
Richmond, Va. ocg
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-05

MEsEirrs OF FLOuR.-The Albany Atlas save
L1a. ny reducing the wheat TO -four, the man,iy,y
,.s, ne ~. ser iot at tdewater this year, eompared
=. Us : Responding period Of last year, shows
N increase OF 44,439 barrels OF iour.