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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-17

It will be remembered that debate which eve.
ny body seemed to deplore, occurred in the House
Of Delegates, just before Christmas, touching the
political complexion of thirty.three gentlemen
whose names were incorporated in bill charter.
ing the Portsmouth Orphan Asylum. 1t will be
further remembered that the debate was concluded
by a well timed and well tempered speech deliver.
cd by Governor Floyd, after which the bill was
recommitted to the Committee of Propositions and
Grievances under the impression that that Com.
mttee would compose the difficulty satisfactory to
the parties. Yesterday in the House, the Commit
tee reported the bill again, with an amendment in
which they proposed to strike out the thirty three
names In the original bill and to insert the names
Of d. D. Fiske, Jas. G. Holiday, Geo. w. Peete,
J. n Scheduled, Holt Wilson, S. T. Hartt and w
Watts who are to have the power to increase
their number to twelve. FhE} 55sfE EEs2-}zs
This seems to US to be very just arrangement
Of the matter. The thirty three were too many
The names now reported are those of men to whom
the custody Of the remainder of the Fund contrib.
ated for the relief of the people of Portsmouth
can be most appropriately conided. They all la
bored with selfsacrifcing spirit during the pre-
valenee of the terrible plague for the relief of their
fellow citizenr, and all of them except Messrs WI
con and Hartt, had the fever. They administered
Ne funds sent for the relief Of the sufferers with
admirable energy and discretion, andi their devo
ton to their voluntary duties, displayed heroism
unknown on the battlefield.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-17

Es The noEfHXG1Dks
.,.sas.;ou Of the / y an isil the ecs
- srs s this city 10 CT bsss1Ile Was Nd N.
1890 vesterday. Mr.. -, e 4rarSe, oce %
n. t,oer for some henr q Jtore ~ very waeM -
ssr,. mon II. The bursen Of his speech was that
there was no necessity for it--wait-wai t--wan J
YES. swait q weekir aye, week Or two Of pears
and then ses whether there b any ueesssitys In
me meantime whas WIN have taken plseef The
iamented wHrr TuSsrALL used 70 ~ Virginia
was the greatest State in the world for procrasti.
nation. Nobody had time 10 do anything. Either
there was no time and thing must be put on, or
there was no necessity for II and IL must irait
In his peculiar style he Illustrated this by telling Of
passing farm where the fences were dilapidated,
aud the hogs getting into the fields. Ny friend,
why don't you mend your fence and keep the hogs
ontsr "Aint got timel'
We trust that this procrastinatng spirit Is not TO
prevail now This short track Is one Of the fences
that is to keep the hogs Of other States out Of
green fields let II be built.
Messrs. DuLARD, Of Henry, and PESDLEToS, Of
Louisa, made strong speeches IN behalf of the bill
Mr. r represented the people Immediately inter
ested In the old and the new road and showed that
II the wish of the people and stockholders that
the blu should pass. Mr.. DILLARD is border man
but his Is border pasriotism 1t extends from cir
conference to centre. He showed by his warm
language his devotion to the welfare of the whole
State, and his aversion for sectional issues and ri
yalries
Mr.. Seldom, of Stafford and King George. has
the foor for to-day, and will give the bill hearty
support. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-17
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER RRRIcSoN
One Day Later from Europe

NEW YORK. Jan 15-The steamer Ericsson ar
rived here this evening from Havre. having sailed
on the Goth ult She brings q passengers, and
Paris papers of the 10Th containing Later advices
than received psrsteamerf Atlantic.
Galignani's Messenger says that the Piedmon-
tese Government Is preparing additional forces for
a new campaign The Minister of War Ii said to
have given orders for corps of ten thousand men
TO be got ready without delay.
Dates from Copstantinopie to the 18th bring
intelligence of the breaking of the Crimean Sub
marine Telegraph line by stormy weather, which
still continued 6z,I
Four merchant vessels had been thrown on the
Crimean coast and three hundred lives had been
lost by shipwreck at the mouth of the Danube.
Several English gun boats were still cruising
in the sea of Azoff, destroying the Russian ishe-
ries. t-fH
Gen. Williams and the other prisoners taken at
the fall Of Kars by the Russians, have been sent to
Tifis r - 8.f
Col Schwartzenberg has succeeded in reaching
Erzeroum. a
The Russians on taking possession of kars
found there 800 persons wounded, and go cannon
The retrograde movement of Omar Pacha to-
ward Redoubt Kale has been confirmed
The quarrel at Kertseh between the Anglo
Ottoman troops and the Turks had been settled.
At the Paris Bourse on the 18th q sudden rally
took place, based .npon report that three
months truce had been agreed upon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-17

HORRIBLE CALAMITY-A FAMILY OF ELEVEN
FROZEN TO DEATH-An old friend informs us
that neghbor of his, residing upon a cold, bleak
portion of the suburbs has been visited by dread.
full calamity, one most affecting to the parties be-
reft, and which made us shudder when he, in a
feeling manner preached to us the sadintelligence
The whole offspring of family, eleven in NUMBER
frozen, literally frozen to death! W Z.
Ii is too well known that Wednesday night was
of the very coolest that has transpired for ma.
ny year in this latitude; and that suffering was
intense. The miserable wreck of shanty in
which this large family were harbored, was scarce
fit to protect the hardest of the brute creation
Not fame nor spark of fire was beneath the
roof to cheer their countenances to warm their
little toes but there they were compelled to re.
main during that entire cold and bitter nighttime
friend knowing nor dreaming of the intense suf-
fering to which they were being subjected yet it is
not to be doubted that had they been only able to
make known to the community the precise nature
of their distress, the hand of charity would have
ter housed. But this was unfortunately not so
and in the morning when guardian OF the family
looked into the miserable residence his feelings
were deeply touched at seeing the entire eleven
frozen stiff in death and he at once censured him
self for not having exercised better protective
care over the family. The bereaved mother of the
the eleven little ones was yet alive and in
formed is doing ''as well could be expected un.
der the peculiar circumstances" The father is q
perfect brute, perfect hog, and has not been seen
by the mother for several months.-Boh Republi-
can of SATURDAY. l ,{e tsa-sss Is =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-17
Disastrous Fire at Utica.

CTIci. Jan. I-At seven o'clock this morning q
fire broke out in the store No sc Genesee street, in
this city, which, with its contents, were wholly con-
sumed. The flames communicated to Thurber &
Stewards bookstore, C. A. Yates wholesale cloth
ing store, Wescott & Hammonds hat and fur store,
and an adjoining building known as the New York
store. A large amount of goods was saved. but
the aggregate loss cannot be less than $75, 000.-
The store where the fire broke out was filled
with the stock of P. V. Kellogg g. Co., wholesale
clothing dealers, and goods of w. G. Wilcox, dry
goods merchant. which firms had just taken posses
sion of the building, only few hours before the
fire broke out Mr. Wilcoxs loss is about S2J, 600.
All the property destroyed was insured, but to
what extent is not yet known
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-17

E LIST OF DELEGATES.
Francis Mallory, of Norfolk.
Archibald Atkinson, Isle of Wight.
His Elk. John Tyler, Charles City.
Samuel Watts, Portsmouth.
George L. VERIFY, Northampton.
George Booker, Elizabeth City.
John Tsbb. Gloucester.
III. r. H. Garrett, Essex.
Frederick w. Coleman, Caroline.
Edmunn Ruffin, Hanover.
Alexander Jones, Chesterfield.
Clayton G.. Coleman, Louisa.
George w. Brent, Alexandra.
James Barbour, Culpeper.
Robert K. Scott, fauquier.
B. J. Barbour, Orange.
Shelton r. Leake, Madison.
Gen. VIM. +. Gordon, Albemarle.
William C. Rives, do.
John Goode, Jr., Bedford.
Thomas Wallace, Petersburg.
Ed. r. Cham beers, Mecklenburg.
VIM. c. Flournoy, Prince Edward.
Wood Bouldin, Charlotte.
Col. Jos. Fuqua, Buckingham.
Thomas 5. Flournoy, Halifax.
Hughes billiard. Henry.
Boiling Clarke, Campbell.
Sam'l Z. Williams, Shenandoah
VIM. Seymour, Hardy.
Denith Pennybacker, Rockingham.
Clement X. Harris. Augusta.
Angus Mcdonald. Hampshire.
Robert Y. Conrad, Frederick.
Gen. George Rust, Loudoun.
Andrew Hunter, jefferson.
James Neeson, Marion. .ss.
John c Campbell, Ohio.
Charles w. Newton, Taylor.
Jefferson T. Martin, Marshall.
Samuel L. Hays, Gilmer.
Col. A. J. Smith, Harrison.
B. w. jackson, Wood.
George w. Summers. Kanawha.
Nautilus Chapman, Giles.
James Mcdowell, Botetorrt.
Samuel Price, Greenbrier. -...
VIM, Watts, Roanoke.
John B. Floyd, Washington.
VIM. NJ. Gillespie. Tazewen.
Thos. L. Preston, Smythe.
DIR. Ro. Crockett, Wythe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-17

- /. csnardh Cea9E syrup Ladies and
senflemen tbs ast6hisfins cures nnads ~ ny loesr
rs..... ,rdey the unme Of !" LEoHARD's INsTANT
=, ~ Il, virrinfs New York. orook3yu md Ens'
land. has induced me 70 bring this Cough syrup e
not medicine that can be styled with the ap-
radiation of acAcK MEDICINE - Il wss used ~ one
n the most eminent physicians Of Bedford square,
Tendon with whom passed the greater p.rs Of my
nrafessoual cxfeer, and was psscTibed BY MN at1f
every dsesse that le any cough affecting the sysfo'
ana mot IN single instance was known to fail
Findns upou my arrival in this country the great
nrevaIenee Of Coughs, Colds &c, was induced, by
many Who had been benefited by my Cough syrup
hers and IN New York. to bring Il before the public,
the sale of which during the last twelve months mas
erceeded nv utmost expectations esq
This ale or this medicine in Richmond. dur1ns 70
br;ef a period has exceeded TEN THOUSAND BOT
TEs-a pretty certain sign of its virtues aud enects
in curing Coughs, Colds he, in their most viruient
stares many having been cured afer trying ail 90.
trus applicable to the disease after the use OF TWO
mr. three bottles Of this truly wonderful medicine.
have put the Medicine up In bottles at % Gus.
or bottles for 81 so a. to suit the convenience Q,
sil. ana feel certain, that if any person affected
With : cough of even 90 years standing, will take
this Syrup an directed IL will cure them; and can
conscentiously say that it il the cheapest and most
ctusl remedy offered for the benefit OF those
afflicted with Coughs, Colds, Consumption, and
Asthma. ~
Us = THOMAS LEONARD.
Wholesale Agents. Messrs. PURCELL, LADD
CO. 90 Main ct, Richmond.
70 be had of L. B. Thomas, Laidley T. Robinson,
A. Bodeker and all druggists and dealers in the state
of Virginia. Ja
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-17

BUFFALO. Jan IA violent snow storm has
ragged here since Saturday night and still contn-
ues The snow lies at an average depth of about
two feet six inches. The roads, as far as heard
from. are passable. 5t4ats- aFt p
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. I.-Snow to the depth
of twelve inches has fallen here since Saturday
night. The railroads are yet in working order
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Destructive Fire Mt Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Jan. 10. 1e56-The store on Main
street, occupied by Mr.. Butts, dealer in Daguerrean
and Messrs. Pratt & Allen, hardware
merchants together with the store adjoining, occu-
pied by Messrs. Marvin, Clark g. Co, wholesale
dry goods merchants, were consumed by fire this
Mr.. Butts loss is about 49, insured
Cor So 600; loss of Messrs. Pratt d Allen, 50. 000
insured for $4,000 Marvin, Clark & Co., loss S7O.-
$4,000. The shoe store of Rams
dell& Co., in the vicinity, was damaged to the ex-
tent of about 1000. u. \. ~
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YARD TO THE PUBLIC.--Ta

II
~ by the undersigned on his business, In the year
Tax bill paid by him on the same business in
Making n an advance Of yee HUNDRED and srtyfro
The undersigned begs to call the attention of his
friends and the citizens of Richmond and its environs
to what he believes to be unjust tax, imposed upon
and paid by him :" the Corporate BODY. ms reason
s to appeal them for their continued increase pat
renage to enable him to bear up against such an inn
Council fol relief without obtaining any-believng
he had night to do from the very spirit OF their
BILL exhibiting dsPos tien to MAKE . difference be-
the grocer having to pay an additional tax those
who do not; aud it must be well known that those
who are privileged sell liquors and eating under the
same tax, have the advantage given them bv the
Council HIM, from the fact that they have the
profits OF both; and that the per cenage is greater on
liquors than eating NANCE. h s.sp t. 81
Where no LIQUORS srha:erer are sold nnder ,ny ..
guise, or ever have been sold by him since he estab
nsneo. ny years ago. ia ISIS
~ ROBERTS is this day dissolved by mnfnai con.
sent, THos NJ SMITH having purchased of j. P. Ron.
ERTs his entire interest - - : ''o'
The business of the late firm will he se4t,sa bv
SMITH, RHODES x Co., who alone are authorized ~
sign in liquidation THoS M swITa 70
Richmond, January ist, 1855. Aoo RID
Gn.P TNER ) III IP.-THONAs ~
SMITH, late of the firm of Smith b Ropre1s -
ms gay associated with him EDW,D I'd RUOIlES
wTw :. WILSON, and WIN. s. HURT, for the
binr oonouctng general Importing and Job
SMTras awsIe business. under the firm and sye Of
SMITH, RHODES co. - =, =.
lue subscribers have already received and win rom
uo rom time 10 time to receive from the far.
Iafers OF England and this conntry large and we'll
se.s Ir1 stock OF general HARD " ARE, GUNS
SD,ggLEhf &c, adapted TO the coming ssason, and
Chants, saddlers and Others of Virginia Nnrth Csro
ne ane Tennes.se. to inspect the same feeling as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-17
Marine Disasfpr

NORFOLK, Jan. 15-The schr. Ashland, Wilson,
from Alexandra, Va, bound for New York, dragg-
ed anchor and went ashore 5 miles west of Cape
Henry, on Saturday night. Efforts will be made
TO unload and get her off. tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-17

ThsrsAay ~ -..- =.
Ooapesisers ter tne Oss7 :. -.
West. -. i
According - me rspof1 @ ne $3.50
esoekhcde = ,sss =. ..,,s. lines Of trans
COMPANY October. Io'.' .ne ~ sr... eop,pesIas
porsAfien a1osA - = -. ICON are as fol-
sr the 'fs'e an" : : :. .
bws; .,s.a. ,.,,s. N, l.,ssh. and before
lbs hne s.,,r. carving capacity Of
ne eaial e. ,ss7se. Z
As0oU Un n..,s.,,. Canal 3es mites m length,
Inc rnA - ooo 600 tons: costing, with It's
Win 49, sfs a6l SEQ.
raaloso ..r,,s. solely to the Canal, that of
i@s $50 INJECTIONS not being over sixth
the nao.r -.
~ J,;yer and Kanawha Canal. when
- ,-,,n /. capacity Of e.eeo, $50 tons, and
s1s-f zen ,,,,as long. estimated cost al5,o0o000
r.. p.,,road competitors are:
IT, y.,. YORK and Erie Railroad, 472 miles long,
......,,ny New York city with Lake Erie At Dun
-, .,a shsn connecting with the Lake Shore
,.u,n.A "a. rr;a TO Cleveland: cost up to 1853,
a, 900 sax with present capacity not exceeding
,sonoo ,o,s
Ths H.v York Central Railroad, from Albany
q. p,G.,o aao miles costing up 70 1863, $50, $50.
ga With /. CAPACITY not greater than the Erie. Of
,soneo .nya satis
tn. ,,..,,,,vsn Railroad. oss miles long ron.
$500 p.u.as,,h;a with p;tfshurr and casting
,ro an. s.ft 49, ssss .,rasss =, Z :
~. u.,.ns.,d po.a co.nac.;ne q, eros,eho.
-. r. p.n,s,,x.n;. Ca,,,-., ,.r,n,r.,;rc
- ,el ,.,,.s ..r,,.h .,a ..s.;, .h,,,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-17

fiRdiSIAS kILLED.-A letter dated San Jose
Mission, California, Dec 2nd, 1855 brings intelli.
gence OF the accidental death of Robinson Dare of
farkersburg,Va Mr.. d. was digging for gold when
the mine tell in and he buried under 2s feet of
earth The body was recovered much mutilated
and was decently inferred by his brother miners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-17

~ Auction Notice.-.Having retained pos.
session of the large warehouse 18th street. recent
" occupied by us, we prepared to receive con-
SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING, FURNITURE, or any
other description of Merchandise The premises are
very central and commodious, and goods can be ad-
vantageousy exhibited. Terms liberal, and prompt
returns rendered.
de 2l--ts KENT, PAINE CO.. Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-17

r. A Card.-..P. 4. Gibbs, Esq....Dear
SIR: At your request state that no judge has dec1-
ded that Mr. Simons is not infringing your Ambrotype
patent. So far from that being correct the case Is
still pending at the instance of Judge Halyburton
himself in order have the question tried BY jury.
the Judge not being acquainted with that sort OF bu-
ness he could not be expected to be; and this 10
the familiar practice in such cascs:
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DIR. James DOye.-Ofiice corner of Banl
and 9th streets, opposite the Bell House ia 8-Sm

eSy To the adies..-Dowden,s ID 1 a
FLUID is now acknowledged by all Dentists to be the
best preparation for the Teeth in use 1t has in fact,
superseded all Tooth Powders and other injurious
compounds Used a cosmetic it whitens and soft
ems the Skim imparts q beautiful glow to the COM
plexion and effectually prevents il from chappng-
fists of this city. For sale by BENNETT & BEERS,
PURCELL, LADD l. CO.. ADIE GRAY, LAID
LEY & ROBINSON, GRUBBS APPERSON. and
all Druggists. ia Ism
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-17

CoSaREssIoSAL.--The balloting in Congress on
Tuesday was continued. At the adjournment a
ballot was had which resulted as follows Banks,
80; Richardson &C; Fuller "a; Pennington 9;
scattering g.
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snow storm, the East.

BOSTON, Jan. 14-At Halifax there was heavy
snow storm last night, and it is raining to-day. The
same is the case at Saekville and St. john New
Rrun svrick
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-17

The Annual Address before the Historical So
ciety of Virginia will be delivered tonight at half
past o'clock at the Athenaum, by Professor HoL-
coMBE Of the University. From the high reputa-
ton of Professor II. as a scholar and orator, we
NAV autieipate rich treat s7laa
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Richn ond, Jan. il, 1856.

MR. P. Z. GIBBs-,
Dear Sir: As MIR. NJ. P. Simons seems to doubt the
truthfulpess of your statement made in the Dispatch
of the 9th instant hereby certify that handed your
note of the 8th inst MFR. NJ. P. Simons He decln.
ed your proposition by saying that you knew he
not prepared but insisted the forfeit of hun
bred dollars My reply to him was that you were not
betting man, but that would take the forfeit for
you which he declined, by saying that it not
venient for him to put up one hundred dollars at that
time. To which proposed to him to make q note at
from six months, which he also declined, there
by backing out from his own challenge.
- Yours, respectfully,
.f,f.tE'S =, JOHN w. DAVIES.
January IL. 1856 $50 -.sL ia l2-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-17

~ Auction N0tice.-Particular attention
is solicted to my sale this morning. at 10 O'CLOCK OF
valuable Household and Kitchen Furniture, at the
residence of Mr.. A. v Crenshaw ,on Grace, between
'" u IS snJ TIIo's w. KEESEE, Auct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-17

COMPLIMENTARY DINSER-A complimentary
dnner was rendered to Hon. A. p Butler, U. S.
Senator from South Carolina, by bis friends in this
city Monday night. 1t came off at the Exchange
Hotel and was an occasion of much enjoyment and
good feeling Mr. Crutehield, Speaker of the
House of Delegates, presided.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-17

l.. ~sm.a ana Two children were frozen % death
n nvsns'on, n.y. on Thursday night lsst. s. !
III nose dirtyfaeed boys who are copfinnsiiv
~ ag yon sbost sihstlitie bilir thai Jon owe q
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90. x6sinstsns, 81 ths Rsv. VnlI 1sc ~.
- 6nXRLEb. 81 Louisa 1pu g ~
~ - sidsss ssashssr q 81. =. Asid'
\ of ust3 -, W.. -.
/ aX5{,,r1*s. "a. ON Tuesday, the l5t1 1st, ~ -
Rev. IL BInfsrd, tn r rOLdARp' 3 49, o. y.
bic to Miss LULlE L. CAhIEn1 o. He1iioo'
- Mobile papeu please copy.
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rNLHQRAPHuc nHwA
|rdsrrl 0 q p ia.

EIecHsur Jan. IA d nsst train - ti8
6outhslde Railroad Has run on near PamplinS
about IS miles below here A passenger came
here ON horseback to-day. The train from Peters
burg arrived q The scene Of disaster to-day, but
could not passs Every effort i bsfug made By the
sUficers Of she rod % remedy the acstient
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-17

Ane remarkable fact is stated in the Mark Lane
aspress OF she 3lss, that there was an importa-
o0n sor the week Of 1928 quarters Of wheat from
Egypt The supplies Of Ensiish wheat for the
same time were moderate. The demand for wheat
was good Tho millers were DESTROYS Of incfeasr
ing their stocks and the dry est samples were read
" diapossd Of Al fuli prices. Flour was dull but
IN good country MAKE nos lower ASCENDING % the
Mark Lan1 ExpresA scuae letters calculating up
on the cola wsakhsr and the severe frost, predict
"a a. advises n Flour, the prospect being that
assusrs wsr,d not be able to grind
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-17

~ DIR. ID. 4. Watson offers his Profes.
sional services to the citizens of Richmond fta
Office and residence corner of Franklin and 9Th
streets s q s5s,fs,5 l. ia Sim
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ESPECIAL rrLroRAPH roR DfsfATcH.l

LYScHBuRs, Jan. 16.-An the trains on the Va.
4 Tennessee Railroad arrived this evening. No
trains have arrived on the Southside road since
Friday last e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-17
The Case of Coburn and DaItol

Boston, Jan. 1.-THE Grand Jury have indict.
ed Messrs. Coburn and Dalton for manslaughter in
causing the death of young Sumner. t'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-17

i re- Abel e. Mayo will be found hereafter
at the Federal Court Office, Boshers Hail. corner OF
9Th and Main streets ia Ism
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-17

E~ L. p. Chase, M. D., Homeopathist..-
Office 1877 Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank
Richmond, Va. ia S--Sm