The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-06

A.
Be on fre in the attic. The Asms. hsd .sSa =
siderable hesdvsv before beino di.cc,.-sJ 80 20
spread with great rsuditv slonc IN. 800 , ~
ing the top Of the budins Il, i sbsst ~ A. Ss
ratus arrived. md - snaedilv - nc.sIhi. spp..
TO plav unon TIA rar;nc .Isr,srt hrt -. -
to snbaua the a.mes ,ns;I ~. 100 80 e .nsgs
the upper storv been rntted and ths a., -,
DESTROYED '-1 . 80 Ao0' no~liy
The honse ia oxrad hv ~. ......
John CnlI.n ds..d '1o H,, e stnss % ase nte
about 5000 1 = .uny in'ores- Aos
NJ d.. A-oo
struction Of her furniture. upon which she had no
insurance The loss Is indeed heavy q aIau,itv 10
her 1g
Capt John r. Cook, boarder. lost about so0o
worth of furniture and clothing He had in his
room one or two hundred dollars In money unost
otwhich was recovered by the fireuen and Returned
tohim
Mr.. F. 8. West boarder lost about $50 worth
of clothing and furniture,
The fire, 1t is believed CAUGHT from !. hu,r;n~
candle used by servant who slept in the attic
where the flames were first discovered.
AS soon as Miss Ring and her boarders m.de
their escape from the burnine honse The doo-s cs
their neighbour were thrown onen srd tho,, -.
invited in and properly provided for-she ,sa;ss
and children being furnished with clothing and
lodging, and the men with wh.tevar vas nacass. So
ry to make them comfortable The time az r;oh.
being considered il ia tortunata indeed ,hs. -"
lives were lost. '-' ~
n-y ~,
pI =. ue Dooy OF negro man named
ao.,;na .n0 =; tp =! ~ .. dickinson, was found
ds,a.n :m ~ sue nAsn, near warwick q Barks
, S Nm, on o~su.osy iasI ne attended to his
sndd.ui " Ho d;s pesIo9s MonoAy, 1Iter which he
haconaa os h;-a ..;s sno no one Knew what had
Caro,.er = n, uns LII no was Iouho IN the water.
~ .s. ..eesee nsao An nquest over the body,
da,.sa,'os ~ ..sh;. " Or hoton which
v;",oa" ari;as, sonuns 70 cls:1e suspicious OF
worJs .Ths Sass.saJ =. N ~ sne Iohowlng
dr;nr;nn As' Deins cr'pp'e ana ADDICTED to
,fs e<@
1he Sea Of ice-This magnificent dramatic Spec
tacie, which has occupied 80 much time, labor and
expense IN preparation, viii positively be brought
out u the theatre Tonight We are assured by
those conversant with the interior arrangement
OF the establishment, that the scenery, decora-
u0ns ana appointments are entirely new, and that
an the promises OF their dazzling splendor fall
snort OF the reanty. Persons who have habitually
patronizeo the theatre during the past few years,
nave 1 oeen aceustomeo TO see the same style Of
uTamAIic .epiesentauons, night after night until
change in the rontine of fhesfricsI er;..enaa
which will create in their minds. thonchta and ra
| Elections more pleasant because of tfeir novetv
| We think we have heard somebodv make usa ~
the expression Tor II NAV nosshiv ho or;o;n.iN
that variety ia the spice of life Man reonires
| and will have amusement: but that amusement
must have An occasional variation. or the mind
will grow rusty and creak as wearily on the hin.
/ geS OF thought the sign hoard Of a ~ aide
| inn that has been moved by the winds of = hun.
dred years The present proprietors of the thea.
i ire know this well They have learned Il from
| experience, and are determined At an times to
| crafty the public taste Hence, while thew have
in reserve perfect galaxy Of dramatic 'stars'
.ney enaeavor 70 shape their course so :s to ride
| upon sne popuia, cuirent' wnicn VIII inevitably
SeSt snen ,s in.1 .he aavea OF success. IhesSea
| VI W. snousn "Douuo,nk III iesriui pictures o.
| s0.m enu snlpw,ecA, ID nevertneiess sea
"ne. :. eiis e eAoosniy ououeu 70 tnose VINO gaze
Upon Ho"sne comIorssDie Do4es OF the tneatre.
! neAo tuu tno ,o.fo,s u Tue cfusnng icooergs
lucy gnae sMootniy along, nous AFTER nour. until
| 'uo ctoeins scene a.ouses tnem from dream
mnlc9 momen. DeIore, seemed 70 possess every
semDiance OF .eahty.
From Aounoant esiaence oeioie us, We oeheve
| .ua' tne Plece " oe Pellofme9 eoMgnt Is ono o.
and now nronhesv tb Of hafore IL ia v,hdr , from
lhe stage thousands of onr stizens will sincerely
/ thank The managers Of the theatre for havins
| placed before them 40 pleasing and accehtabIa an
| Entertainment. eIs - e{ Ifg7 = = q 3s y
/ ,,,-s--
| lnroHsens Womdn.-On frlday nignt lask TWO
| watcnmen heard great noise proceeding from 6fh
street, near broao, ana on gong 20 tne spot found
An od negro woman, named Ehzanetn nave OF
Peter Lawson. standing In 'front.' OF insmass row,
| maAng use o. ,oud ana inoscens language. AS
| they approached her she attempted to get into
cellar where she lived but they took hold OF her,
ana Ater mucn trouble, IN wnicn tney received
succeeded in getting her to the watch house. Il
| vas proved that she was drunken. turbulent old
| creature and pest TO the neighborhood In which
She resided The MAYOR prsscribed fifteen lashes
as . punishment for her conduct, and commirteo
ha6te iail for eoing at large in violation of law.
| The Poasoned Chsc6cns.-Tne mayor, on Sstur'
day, resumed tne lnVesHgauon OF tne case OF ROXY
belongine to Spencer Smithers. Dr.. Taylor was
called to state the result of his OF
the snbstapce found in the crop of one of the fowls
He said he discovered the presence of seeds resem
bling those Of stramonium. or Jamestown weed,
but could not state Positiyely, WInou! very com.
piicated process wna' sney were. Aaer - nsa,,ns
an tne .es,nony, a tnS .h un""isJ .a
~ lasnes' from wnlcn .ne mom.n .ppe1uGu, .p ana
gave pan ior nef "ppeAi" "Aso - 'A' na'A's'
Oourt
| C.oroney,s Inqusst-An inquest was held on Fri
| day evening last, over tho body Of NJ. Smith, q
1 German lying dead In house on Brook Avenue.
i From the testimony before the Coroner it was
certained that negro man entered the house
during the afternoon, and saw smith lean back
| against the counter, throw his head BACK, ana
draw razor across his throst. The negro, alarm
at the spectacle Msns sna ssve ln'o1m.son .; =" :,
persons In the ne'snpofnooc. oaI ~ .ne mo ~; y.
their arrival :. tne pace omI.n M.s o.o.nnx w -
last PecuniaIy emDaIrssmen.s - A.snou sssss. =
the cause OF bne Act. Ao iSavos s"v ooauiOn.