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UfRoM NEW MEXICO Dates from New Mexico
to the Path uIt., have been received. Up to that
time the precise returns of the election in New Mex
leo had not been published in Sante Fe; but Padre
Gallegos had received the certificate of election,
and had arrived in Santa Fe on his way to Wash
ington
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FoR THE SENATE.-Col Josiah Boyer, of Tyler
county, James G. West, and r. w. Louck, of Wet
eel county, are announced in the Fairmont Repub-
ican as candidates to fill the vacancy in the State
Senate occasioned by the resignation of jefferson
T. Martin, appointed Marshal for the Western
District of Virginia.
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DENTISTRY.
WHITE TEETH, HEALTHY GUMS
~ AND A SXEEET an & TIL thaae her

AND = W EflI bNEATH.-AI these utHt.
hts are derived from the use of Germans Delightful
Tooth Wash. II Is used and recommend by the
most eminent dentists in the country 1t will cleanse
ana preserve the teeth from decay; t viii cure all
diseases OF the gums and impart healthy and fra
grant odor to the breath Prepared only By Francis
German, Druggist, Philadelphia For safe wholesale
or retail by h. R. DUvAL K BRO, Richmond, and
all Druggists at only 25 cents per bottle.
oc E-Sms
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We clip the following from the Missouri Demo.

We clip the following from the Missouri Demo-
PEOPLES THEATRE.-MR. Cou1pocx -rb;.
gentleman came to US heraded by the highest enco-
mums of the Eastern press; but exalted as were our
expectato they fell far short of the reality On
seeing him, discovered "the half had not been
told u.s." In accuracy and power his delineations
surpass all previous attempts it has been our
privilege witness We are sure that we accord to
him but his plain deserts, when say that for the
faithful portrayal of feeling, and the earnest embo-
diment of passion, the stage has no living represen-
tatve his superior. His Luke Fielding, on the oc-
casion of his benefit last Friday night Is an ustrs-
ton of what we have here. asserted Such power
over an audience we never before welded by
any man. In the third act, when he discovers hfa
last earthly hope wrecked with his daughters honor.
not an eye was bent on his agony undimned with
tears and audible sobs proceeded from every part of
the house. Nor the effect confined to the spec.
tators in front of the curtain. The very players un-
able to control their feelings wept like children and
some were SO much overcome trat it with diffi-
Guilty they could proceed with their parts The man
Guiding veteran performers, used to such sceues.
must surely possess powers of extraordinary kind
At the conclusion of the piece he Loudly CALI
to the public for the liberal patronage extended to
him. and to the press for its complimentary notice OF
Courtesy and not been held nneraeions Ths nrs.s
has done him barely justce-hardly that. Any de-
scription wopd fail to convey just conceptions Of
felt. We are glad to learn that arrangement has
been effected, by which his stay with win be pro-
longed some time further, of which those may avail
themselves, who have not yet attended his wonder-
fui performances.
Tonight he will appear in Massinger's celebrated
play of "A New Way TO Pay Old Debts" as Sir Giles
Overreach. Brookes performance of this part s
doubtless fresh in the recollection of every play goer
here. His great scene, and indeed his only one, ia
the last of the play. The rest of the part he
plays tamely and we think incorrectly in the main
Mr. Couldock is said TO make hits in the entire piece
and conceives it very differently from Brookes coz
ception.
The management of this Theatre, we perceive, haa
secured the services of the distinguished low come
dian Joe Sefton, who makes his debut in his great
critics to be masterpieces and the best on the stage
We anticipate treat tonight in the performances
and doubt not they will attract crowded house,
We hope our manager here will effect an engage
ment with this gentleman It
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Rev. Mr.. FoNTAINE will deliver his Sc
cond, Lecture on Texas, this evening We under.
stand that he is very interesting orator and that he
possesses large fund of information relating to
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FsED.-Joseph II. Colquitt accidentally
ahsructed the sidowaik of Main street night or
since with 40 empty box, for which he was fined VI
and costs.
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MURRAY'S DAGUERREAN GALE

1SL RY, EAGLE SQUARE, Main Street is the
FLESH TINT, the result of long and patient study.
applied to Daguerreotypes without extra charge
the most beautiful of all pictures
taken at very reasonable rates. Strangers and cifi
zens viii find MURRAY'S GALLERY every way
weather. JOHN MIJRRAY
Sign of the Red Flag, over the Bookstore of James
Woodhouse. nod
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Our OF Fx.-Sarah Banks, a free me-
gress deposited in the cage last Tuesday night.
under the belief that she was deranged. Yesterday
morning the Mayor determined to detan her for fur.
ther hearing.
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rHE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY J. A. CoWARDIN.

vsspAILY DISPATCH Is served to subscribers
-, sIx AND A eUagrEK CENTS PER WEEK, payable to
a. Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, 81 year In
advance
The WEEKLY DtspArcH is issued every Friday,
.,5 mailed to subscribers at 81 per anaum.
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NEGATIVE ELECTRIC FLUID
New LISBON, Columbia Co., !
nhin nor Idth 1870

=
Ohio, Oct. 14th, 1882
DR. SEAT RESPECTED Friend.-Dr. De Norman
de- your agent for the sale of your Negative Elec-
ric Fluid for the State of Ohio called house
when prostrated with Neuralgia palms, that have
distressed for the past fourteen years. and ter
riby have been afflicted, not only in head, but
complete prostration of the whole nervous system,
that have often had fits and spasms more terrible
been afflicted; and in the hour of my affiicton.
through kind Providence, obtained small bottle
of your Fluid, which gave me quick relief. have
often put my hands my poor head to if it was
a reality. call suffering humanity to obtain this
medicine if they would be well.
Witness my hand and seal.
MRS. CATHARINE B. JOHNSON.
For particulars and proofs pamphlets, TO be had
gratis of the Agents.
Price 25 cents and 81 per bottle. For sale by
no I5-6t PURCELL, LADD 4 co.
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PRErrY JEwrLRr.-our old friend. Mr.

h. A. Pearce matchmaker and jeweller, south Gda
of Main street. just below the Old Market, has re-
watches and jewelry, which he is offering to the
public on the most favorable terms. Mr. Pearce
goes on the principle of small profits and quick sales
and as he expects to turn his capital several
times before the is ended, if you wish to pur-
chase anything in his line, you have only to call,
name your prlce, and make your purchases. His adj
vertisement will be found il another column
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~1ISS n INCE.- 4 HIS CUdTIlIUg young dC-
tress as will be by the bills is announced 10 an.
pear az the theatre tonight Pauline In the beau
we have of her on the stage III we des; ruad
placing her In Der strongest caste, we should have
taken the character of Pauline in preference to any
most ample Justice Mis- Ince is no ordinary actress
N Whatever sne undertakes but where the cha
OF woman s TO be portrayed she little infe~
ever appeared upon our boards; and we feel satisfied
that any critic viii concur with us in this opinion.
Of our pay-goers who have not yet seen her lei ne
assure them that they have grand treat in store for
and to the ladies' who weary al seeing
turn out this evening and the proud, the noble
the high-born Pauline personated in q manner thas
Will do both credit to the author and the actress =
Taylor, the Richmond favorite, appears as Claude
Menotte, and will play his part to perfection Let
the house be crowded BY all means, and young and
promising actress be encouraged.
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A CARD.-WILLIAM III. GRAVES Il
N CO, COLLECTORS AND NEGOTIATORS,
WALL STREET, over the Office of Messrs. Pulliam
Davis Auctioneers, the City Hotel collect, bond
and Claims of every description and negotiate
Sales, Purchases, Loans, Rents Hires, Employment
in every branch of business, and all other Business
Transactions requiring the mediation of third party
They tender their best services to the community
dtreduced charges
All their acts viii be held strictly oafdentidI.
Persons desiring employment. and those wishing to
employ Others requested to call and leave their
10 Wanted, every day of the year. Employers
and Employees in all branches of business
tP- Employers not charged in any case.
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nAGUERREOTYPE trut hful, life
~ like, finely finished portrait or miniature of
relative or friend severed from by distance or death
who would not prize and desire to possess7 clear
nch toned durable Daguerreotype is object rarely
seen. But MOULSONS Pictures Withstand the test
OF nme, and are pronounced by the highest authority
unsurpassed on either side the Atlantic.
Our price for of these fine Portraits Is only
oNE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
sale.
strangers and citizens are cordially invited to call
and examine specimens.
Observe the name and dnumber-MOULSONS Sky
and Side Light Dague rreen Gallery. 11O Main street
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The saw mill of VIM. Ball, In Bayou Sara, Lap
was destroyed by 6re on the 29th uls
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The DAILY DISPATCH.

Inc circulation of the Daily Dispatch exceeds
that of sll the Daily papers Of Richmond
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oc Its
TO MANUFACTURERS OF RAIL

U VIdANUT hO I UILNS OT TLAIIr
Il ROAD CARS, IRON, &c=Proposa1s will be
OF Virginia, in the city of Richmond until O'clock
P M, on the first MONDAY in December next, for
furnishing the Freight and Passenger CARS requiled
for the equipment of the Eastern and Western dvi-
soBs of the CONVICTION AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Also, for the CAST IRON work required in the
construction of the Tracks Turnouts and Bridges of
said road.
Also proposals for furnishing RAILS for the track
of said road to be made at each end thereof.
Each proposal must be endorsed, proposals for
Cars Cast Iron Work, &c,' and shall state whether
the articles proposed to be furnished will be
factured on the line of the road or elsewhere
The proposals to be addressed to the undersigned
JAMES G. PAXTON,
Superintendent of the Covington
and Ohio Railroad.
RICHMOND. Sept. IS, 1853. Sc I4-3tawtd
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BURGLARY.-Albert, one of the negroes
charged with burglarousy entering the Arbour some
since, and stealing cigars and other articles
No PROOF nad been elicted to connect him with tho
and ne was therefore discharged from that
len from Mr.. Allen the time his house was enter
ed, ana being unable to account properly for then
tn the Court ordered him thrty-nfne lashes for the
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To BE HEARD.-Thomas Z. Powell lodged
complaint before the Mayor, yesterday, against
Lewis Weaver, hack driver for carelessly runninr
his hack against the pole of his furniture wagon.
while backed up to the door of Messrs Wilcox q
Belts, and thereby tripping and throwing his horses
injuring them badly. warrant was issued for the
arrest of Lewis, who will be examined this morn
ing.
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JUsT DECIsIoN.-Thomas Garrett was
fined s. and costs by the Mayor yesterday for turning
an cid horse lose upon the commons and permitting
had him removed.
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RICHMOND, VA
THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER II. 1855

Nih. SouLE . PRESENTATION TO THE QUEEN or
sPAfN-on the evening of the 22d, Mr.. Soule. Min.
is1er OF the United States to Spain, was admitted
TO an audience with the Queen The Queen was
attended by the Minister of Foreign Affairs and bv
the officers of the Palace After being usbered IN
with the usual ceremonies, Mr. soule handed to tho
Queen the Presidents letter accrediting him as
Envoyto the Spanish Court, and then addressed her
as follows, in the English language;
MR.. soULE's SPEECH
MADAM: In delivering the letter which acred;ts
me Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenino.
tentiary OF the United States of America the Court
of your Majesty, | cannot dispense with express.
ing the satisfaction experience in having oniy To
give the most friendly assurances TO your Royal
person, and TO the people confded to your direc.
tion and solicitude. The respected chief who pre-
sides at this moment over the destines of America
anxiousy desires thatthe best understanding should
characterize the relations of his Government with
that OF Your Majesty and it would be to me or a.
tication as it is duty, to cultivate and develope
every event calculated to render intimate the
ties of interest which exists between Spain and the
United states, and to strengthen the bonds which
unite the two powers. / offer, Madam. to your
Majesty, my sincere wishes for the welfare of your
Royal person and august family. May the reign OF
Your Majesty be fortunate and fruitful in events
destined to render your people happy and prospe-
rous.
To this address the Queen replied as follows:
QUEEN ISABELLA'S REPLY.
MONSIEUR THE MINISTER: l have heard with
satisfaction the assurances yeu have given to me
relative to the friendly sentiments of the President
of the United Ssates and feel pleasure in assuring
you that they not surpassed by those which ami
mate me for his person and your country. Those
new assurances, always gratefulto me, convinceme
more and more of the interest which Spain as well
as the United States have to preserve and draw
Gloser their former relations In me your Excel
lency win find the best dispositions and in my
Government the sincerest cooperation for the ac-
object
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! yRANULATED GUM.-This beautiful

~ article, used for securing artificial teeth on their
plates, surpasses every attempt initiating the ma
tarai gum, with somewhat similar preparations
whist its strength is great that have yet to hear
OF the frst set OF teeth in which it has been broken
by accident or by use,
My Gold and Silver Filings much admired for
their smoothness This of surface prevents
the iodgment OF food about them, which would rem
der them worthless; besides my plugs will retain the
natural teeth through life, as they never come out.
Alter long course of experiments. have secured
compound for weak teeth, that can be used when
1t is impossible to use any kind of metal.
r. ID. ADDINGTON,
Graduate Dentist.
Office one door from 10th on Main at NOT
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURAN
IN COMPANY.-Great prosperity continues to at
tend the business of this company The last quarters
report OF It's transactions has just come to hand.
During the months up to the lst inst, l2l new
Policies have been issued, the premiums OH which,
including premiums all renewals,
amount @oZ, f4S 40
Losses paid during the time on Il Poll
cies amount to. 1870 Ia
Leaves this added to previous assets. S59 479 II
Total amount of the present ac-
cumulated assets is. S7S6, IT'S on
For Insurance, cali at the Baptist Book Depository
No. 203 Main street.
Oc II CHAS. WORTHAM Agent,
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wondered at the want of cleanliness in our streets
lying most of them do, in situation to wash off
at every rain; but when the fact is considered that
almost every store is swept each morning and the
trash and waste paper thrown into the streets il is
not to be wondered at that the public highways re-
semble more the appearance of barn yards than
conversant with the facts that nothing of this sort
is permitted in Philadelphia and by consequence the
streets kept clear of lose papers and other rub
bish Our merchants, and others interested in the
appearance of Richmond, would do well to pay some
little attention to this matter in future and instead
of permitting their servants to throw the sweepings
of their establishments into the Streets have them
placed in their CRATES and stoves and burned By
doing this the streets would be improved in appear
ance, and the trash with which they are now lum-
bered up, be destroyed. By reference to the ordi-
nances of the city, find that persons who deposit
dirt in the street, subject themselves to fine, and
now that the attention of the police officers is called
to it. we should be surprised to see humber of
merchants called before the Mayor to answer and
made pay for the carelessness of their servants
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GENERAL AGENCY FOR THE HIR-

GENERAL AGENCY FOR THE HIR-
" ING OF NEGROES, COLLECTION OF
CLAIMS AND THE SELLING OF PRODUCE
The subscriber has taken office on Governor st.,
two doors from the corner of that and Main opposite
the Dispatch Office, where he will be found ready to
serve any and all who may entrust their business with
him; in the discharge Of which he promises the
most faithful attention and refers to the gentlemen
whose names are subscribed below.
JAMES d. ELLETT.
REFEREscEs-Judge John A. Meredith judge
VIM w. Crump James Lyons. ESQ, Messrs- Goddin
& Apperson, Herbert A. Claiborne, Esq, Aesws.
Dudley johnson, Messrs. N. B. < G. u. Hill and
Messrs g. II. Dickinson Brother. oc 2-dts
GAS REGULATORS.-Rea Read the follow
~ ing certificate:
Astor House Nor. I've have had DR.. Walter
Kdders Gas Regulator in At the Astor House, for
several months past. We have three Regulators a..
tached to many metres, fone to eaeh,j and they
supply $50 burners. The Regulators operate finely:
they perfectly regulate the burning of the gas and
with as good light, save rs handsome per centase
upon bills of consumption. say about Is dollars
week which is equal 10 25 per cent gas bills
We consequently feel very great confidence in the
success Of the Regulator. coLEMAs& STErsos.
For sale by
-
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EIRE, LIFE AND MA RIM + INSU-
Il RANCE.-The Richmond Fire Association
now prepared to issue policies of insurance. on the
above description Of risks reasonable terms as
any similar company, and respectfully ask share of
the patronage of the public. Applications will be
ceived at the Office No. 223, of Main and 9Th
Streets where the officers will cheerfully furnish all
information that may be required All losses prompt
lY and HbeTaily adjusted.
JAMES BOSHER, President.
JOHN H RosHgR Secretary NH II
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IAS REGULAToRS.-Read the follow
WHO WANTS TO BUY GOOD REI

w DY-MADE CLOTHlNGa-Thase in want
win certainly answer, L. The next question which
At LEWIS, No 50 Main street, opposite City Hotel,
sign Of the large Red Coat He has all Of his soods
manufactured Ia this city and viii warrant them su-
pefior TO Northern manufacture.
Also. In store Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods cf
every description which be calls the attention Of
the public no 10
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MIXED BLoOD.-A fellow named William
Southland, was arrested ON Tuesday night and Gagged
by watchman freeman and his partner for being en-
gagged in fight with free negro named Thoma.
Scott. Mr.. Freeman stated that he first discovered
the parties the bridge the Dock and when
he got to them Southland had Scott down and wa.
beating him He took them both into CUSTODY anG
was then told by Southland that he was a white man
and that Scott had cursed him. He is brother of the
notorious Elizabeth Southard who was declared s'no
to be a negro" in certain murder case tried before
Judge Caske a few years since. Scott, the free ne
gro, examined by the Mayor, and testified thai
Southland associated with groes only.
Mr.. John N. Davis asserted that he knew the
mother and father of the prisoner, and that they
passed as white people in Hanover, but that they
were very dark skin.
The Mayor did not believe, from the general ap.
pearal of the prisoner, that he any other than
negro and should, therefore, order him twenty
lashes From this decision, however, he was at
liberty to appeal to the Hastings Court, then in ses-
sion, where the question of blood could be settled
If that Court should decide that the prisoner was a
free negro, then he should commit him to Jail for
want of a register.
Mr.. DAVIS as counsel for the accused, took an ap-
peal to the Hastings Court, which will be examined
on Friday next.
This in all probability, will reopen the question OF
'mixed bood fully heard before the Court within
few months past, and WILL in all probability, take
precisely the that others before it of ST.
milar character have taken.
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JOHN H. BosHER Secretary. NH II


1 AND FOR SALE-We are authorised
H to sell Tract of Land containing lao acres y-
ing IL Chesterfield county, about three miles from
Mayos bridge, the Turnpike leading from Man
chester the Coal Pits and bounded by the lands of
Russell Dickerson, Mr. Shooter, Thomas Hartgroye,
Ers. Fisher and the waters of Reedy Greek. Be-
tween 80 aud 100 acres of this land is in wood the
balance in high state of Improvement. Terms
cash. TOLER L. COOK.
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A RTIFICIAL TEETH-GREAT AND

a KIIFICIAL TEETH-GREAT AND
"A IMPORTANT IMPROvEMEET.-The under
signed have purchased the right TO DR.. ALIENS
PATENT IMPROVEMENT in the mode of insert
ing ARTIFICIAL TEETH, which is one of the
greatest and most important inventions made in
this branch of the Dentists art.
The improvement consists in the employment of q
metal superior to gold in purity and in the complete
union OF all the teeth by slicious compound, which
at the same time forms the most beautiful and natu.
raj looking gum, aud filling all crevces and
larities and rendering it impossible for the teeth
become unpleasant to the wearer by the accumula-
ton OF PARTICLES OF food other substances between
them. No other mode of mounting artificial teeth s
comparable to this in any respect.
Persons wearing teeth inserted in the ordinary
way, and not giving satisfaction, invited try
this invention, which they do at but little addf
tiona cost
We shall be pleased to show specimens of this kind
of work to any persons who will call our office,
whether they want artificial teeth not.
WAYT l. MAHONY, Dentsts
my lT-d&wts Office, 209 Main street.
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TlAN COLORED MERINOES-l case
J. super tan cord French Merinoes.
l case super assorted cold French De Lsines.
Receiving per jamestown and for sale by
no l6 KENT, PAINE KENT.
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GILVA PRIMERA.-A full supply of
- very superior CIGARS. Of the above popular
brand just received st
J. BLA1R's, I2s Broad ST.,
no l6 Opposite Depot
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TNHE subscriber has just received from
Il New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, the best
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS to be
found in those markets, which he will make up on
reasonable terms and in the most fashionable style
de begs share of public patronage. Examine for
yourself.
READY MADE CLOTHING of every quality
Richmond manufacture, as cheap as at any other
house In the city.
Gentlemen's FURNISHING GOOD5 in great va.
nety. w. H. BENSON,
Sc Is ITO Main at.