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HOAX KKPosED,-RABHG ATLLETIc's sATE-
Mr. Z P. Harrington thus writes to the Detroit Free
Press:
According TO promise send you q statement Of ths
facts In relation the raising Of the Auantcs safe The
Atlantic sunk by collision with the propeller ogdens
burgh in 1884, three miles OF Long Point In lT0 feet Of
water We arrived the ground the 18th Of June
spent day sounding the wreck and getting vessel
moored the 10th made the first dive landed upon her
upper deck her quarter At the eighth dive ]
opposite the stateroom that contained the safe The
Of the time until The 18TH busy in breaking IN The
window and cssingS There door opening out
upon the guards On the fifteenth dive got line fast
the ring in the lid but found the hole too small TO allow
the safe 70 out The sixteenth, took with
and sawed through The casing Of the window tried TO
break il out but could On The lIh made line fast
10 the casing and IL broken by the Of the
vessel from above On The 18th made my line fast TO
Of the end rngs and IL hauled mp II i Beedess
70 say that all stories Of seeing beautiful lady &c,
false il dark at eighty feet and the work down there
was zen 0m The aPparatos used was a Wells Gowan
ar-pump from Boston with manufactured and owned
by n Qugley. The common rubber one, and
protected BY copper, stated suffered incon-
vsnence from the pressure except in two three in
stances when my head-piece seemed TO be filed with
bright electric sparks or other s saw stars
When that occurred Immediately gave the signal and
| came up
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21
A Black swan.

During the late political canvass, Elder Swan,
Of New London, Connecticut in political lecture,
said
Iwant telegraph wire to hell, aud want to
send dispatch to tell Judas Iscariot to move one
side and make room for Franklin Pierce"
The N. Y. Sunday Times expresses the hope
that the pious gentleman may succeed in establish
log this new line and that in the act Of incorpora
tion granting the right of way it will be expressly
stipulated that none but he and his followers shsll
be entitled send receive dispatches from their
friends who have preceded them to the place where
the line ia to be extended. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

ABDUCTION AND SEDuCTioN.-A middled-aged
widower, named William Lar gford. who resided
near Saunders Store, few years ago. recently
humbugged an unsuspicious girl of fourteen, fair
but frail, the daughter of most respectable lady
Of this county, to abscond with him from Liberty,
Bedford, where she was on visit to a relation -
Langford put up at one of the most respectable
hotels in Lynchburg, registered himself and his
victim as man ane wife, spent three days with her,
and then deserted her
Langford, we are informed, came to this county
about four years ago, from the lower end of Am
herst, where he married into highly respectable
family. He is carpenter by trade, tall, lank,
lean. pale vsag ed man, with thin sorrel goasee-
thirty years old A few months age he ruined a
respectable widow in Amherst and then refused
to marry her.-Lerington (Pa) Ga-ette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

APPLICATION or THE SIRENE TO COUNT THE RATE
At WHICH THE WINGS OF INSECTS NOV G-The buzz
zpg and hummng noises pr oduced by W nged in
are not, IL might be supposed, vocal souI ds They
reaut from sonorous fluctuations impaired to tbs air
by the Tapping OF their wings. This may be rem
dered evident by observing that the noise always
ceases when the insect aiights any object The
sirene has been ngeniousy applied for the purpose
Of ascertaining the rate at which the wings of such
creatures flap. The instrum. mt being brou,ht into
union witt he sound produced by the insect indi-
Gates az in the case OF any other musical nd the
rate OF vibration In this it has
that the of snat flap az the rate of is 900 times
per second. The pitch of the note produced ry this
insect In the act of flying is, therefore, more than
two octaves above the highest note of seven octave
piano forte Ldrdne,'s Handbook
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

- -, a;ae ~ the Atlantic IL surprised
20 que ,,an;.i ,oxers are falling out before
,s.,, honey moon is fairly over a P''A
r.. hstvesn England and France 10 - inp.s
ap,A'o' ,..-.., al and water--it IL physically,
..,r.,rv. ooll,icaliy inpossiole Inc"
mo'~ ,h.,r alma and purposes, their Gus
suns ana habits, their very natures arc ."'.
'oA'' ~. x,n,sb journals manifest some nones'
.", g. :, ,be charge which had appeared IN
al. official French organ, that tpe
s-sT..s dad for some time past been IN ths
M, !, a,susins calumnies against the French
hNV'e - .-h,sh are the more oious rs they are
"o,csaled under an anonymous mask ana An'"
-, .pswer bu, contempt" The MopaeW
.ads that the alliance between the TWO countries
!. endangered by this newspaper license, ana
warns the English people against the dangers OF
such system of the liberty OF the press As exists
In England. This paragraph, which Is construed
into a menace. has reused the wrath OF John Bull,
aud be bellows more freely and fercely than DE-
fore. Louis Napoleon has subjected the Engli,h
nation u much humiliation be has kissed their
Queen and had his plebeian leg invested by her
r,yal hand with the order of the Garter but 1t 10
doubtful whether he can throw his larst over the
Il, iish press and throttle its out spoken organs OF
public sentiment MuZzling the Journals OF
France is one thing France is his property, and
Frenehmen don't value political freedom groat in
comparison with social equality. A free press 10
the voice of free people, and OF course, france
which has always been despot ridden, either oy
monarch or q mob, does not need such an institu-
ton, and would not appreciate it If she possessed
it Give the Frenchman bread, friends, glory, the
theatre and politics may go to the Old Scratch
We are not prepared to deny that the Frenchman
is = philosopher. But the Englshman values
free press as he does free throat, and you might
as well put gag in his mouth bit on his news
paper They will never live together Ia peace
those beef caters and frog eaters. There are too
many bitter memories ranking in the past too
many collisions of aims and objects in the future,
TO permit an enduring alliance. Nothing but the
peculiar prudence aud discretion of Louis Napo-
leon so unusual in French ruler, combined with
the remarkable tact and self command of the British
generalsin chief prevented an open rupture before
the very walls of Sebastopol.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

FREDERICKSBURG AND GoRDoNsvILLE RAIL.
RoAD.-The Fredericksburg Recorder learns that
arrangements are now in progress, and are likely
to be successful, for raising the remaining S9o,-
600, which win make up the complement of CAPT
tai stock allowed by the charter Of the Frederick
burg and Gordonsville Railroad. Should th,s bs
accomplished, the work will be ushed on visor-
ously until it arrives at such state as to author.
ice the Company to issue bonds for suc oh money
aSmay be required to complete and furnish the
road
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

CAUTION TO WESTERN TKAvELERS-The Pitts
burg Chronicle states there is q considerable bu.
sness done ia selling bogus railroad tickets and
conductors checks for tickets In many OF tne
more prominent cities of the West Those wish
ing 10 traveIon railroads should never purchase
tickets of any person who hawk them about
The regular offices of the companies are the only
safe places at which genuine tickets can be obtain-
ed. There should be some additional precaution
adopted in the manner of protecting strangers
from imposition
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

The number of students in attendance at the
several medical colleges of Philadelphia is .56a
There are thirty-two in the Female Medical Col
lege.
The expectation iof corn is prohibited from
Greece until the 18th of July next.
A collision occurred on the London and North.
western railway, England, which injured sixteen
persons, but none seriously. Among thos. hurt
were Lord and Lady Byron, the Hoo. Mrs. Butler.
and other ladies'.
Monk Leaby, who made q tour through the
United States lecturing against Catholicism has
again been admitted IN that church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21
Southern CONNIE rcial Convention.

As our readers have been already apprised, the
Southern Commercial Convention will meet in
Savannah on the 9Th of December next. Virginia,
we trust. will be largely and ciently represent.
ed. The well known hospitality of Georgisns,
we feel sure, will surpass itself this interesting
occasion. Georgia is model State the Empi1 Q
State of the South In enterprise and industry, and
ifthe Convention only imbues those who attend it
with the energetic and practical spirit which pre-.
walls in that Commonwealth, it will not have as.
sembled altogether in vain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

HORRIBLE DEArH-Audrew Dewitt, of Mar
bletown, Ulster cauntyN Y, came to his death on
Sunday night under the most appalling crcum
stances He had been drinking during the day
quite freely, and was at Woods, near Stone
Ridge. in the evening. While sitting in the bar
room be became stupid and fell to the floor. He
was taken up, carrd ont placed in blacksmith
shop, and left there About two hours after some
persons went into the shop, when they found him
dead, and part OF his face eaten off by dog.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

Yesterday, the Goth inst, was
observed as day of thanksgiving and praise in
the following named States Territories and cities:
Maine, Vermont, Connecticut, New York. New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware Maryland, South
Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Mississippi, Arkansas,
Missouri, Kentucy Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Hi.
nos, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska,
Washington, D. c., Georgetown, D. c., Alexan.
dria Va, Norfolk Va, and Portsmouth, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

IMPoRTATIoNs OF SPERM OIL During the
present season there have been about 1900 barrels
Of sperm oil imported here which. was taken by
outward bound whalers and shipped home from
Faya The Barque Azor which arrived yester-
day from Fayal had 800 barrels on board The
outward bound whsiers have az q general thing,
done very good business the present season.
Mn Bedfsrrd S,andard
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

BURNT TO DEATH-A small black girl aged
about seven years, belor ging to Major c. B. Bull
lard, of Spottsylvania county, Va, was burnt to
death, on yesterday week. he girls dress caught
fire, and before extingui.hed her whole body was
dreadf-ly burnt. DR.. Chancellor was called in
but all efforts to save her were unavailipg aud
she died in about eight hours sitter the accident
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CoSvRNTIoN-The
citizens Of Lynchburg on Tuesday night appoint
ed delegates to the Southern Commercial Con-
vention. adopted and resolution, favoring direct
trade with Europe and pointed Norfolk, Va, as tho
best port to and from which this trade should be
directed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

SERIOUS FIRE.-rhe Winchester Virginian
states that on Friday hight last the barn of Mr.
Philip Berlin, on the turnpike two miles west OF
Berryville, Va, was destroyed by fire, with nine
horses, five hundred bushels of wheat and TWEEN
ty-fve bushels of corn. The aggregate loss is
oyer S2OOn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

GREAT CoNFLAGRATfoS The telegraph has
already informed us that the whole businesss
portion Of the town Of hree Rivers, Canada ba,
been consumed, and that upwards of fifty buildings
were burnt, involving loss of $4,000 The town
Is the CAPITAL Of st Maurice county, Canada East.
at the influx OF st. Maurice here divided into three
channels, whence the name 1t ia quite q con
siderable place. contains 50C0 inhabitants and was
formerly depot and great mart of tho fur trade
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

THE RESULT OF BETTING two school boys
named Hogan and White, aged respectively 20
and l6 years, got into dispute few days ago,
while attending school in Simpson county, KY,
about bet they had made in relation TO the Pre-
sidential election, From words they came to
blows, resulting in Hogan receiving wound
from an axe, VIII ch caused his death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

RARE GENERoSITY.-A gentleman who died in
this county, says the Lexington (va) Gazette,
few months ago. devised his entire property, esti
mated at 80 000 to one of his sisters After his
death, that sister destroyed his will ard divided
his property equally between brother and sister
and herself
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

UNDERGRoUND RAILROAD II wo negro men, one
belonging to Alexander Tom pkns, Esq, and the
other to the estate OF William b Roane, decease+,
lately escaped from Lynchburg, Va and travelled
it seems, the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
to Abingdon, and thence to Covington, Ky, where
they were arrested on the Cincinnati Ferry boat
The negroes, it seems. had fictitious free papers,
aad under this authority passed without Interrupt
ton to Covington, Ky
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

ENGLISH IDEA OF AMERICAN LIFE-A New
Yorker who fired revolver in tie street in Lon
don, was let off on light fine, OF the ground that
1t was common practice in the United States
where nobody thought anything of it. The Lord
Mayor said it was very surprising state of so.
clety but he was not prepared to dispute The fact
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

DEER HUNTING The Nelson and North Gar
den party of deer hunters. who hunted at Craw-
ford's, Augusta county, for five days of last week
killed 3e deer. This was the most successful hum
ever made in the North mountain The party CON
sisted of 81 hunters and SO dogs charlottesville
Va } JefersoRian
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

DWELLING BURNED.-The dwelling of DR.. l..
Starke, in Hanover county, Va, was destroyed
by fre on Wednesday morning last. The family
were absent and the fire Is supposed to have been
the work of an incendiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

A GREAT HosEY CRop Mr.. NJ. Quimby, OF
Montgomery county, New York has sold this year
unwards Of a0oO6 pounds of honey, principally
OF reduced by himself Himself and son make ire
nproductIoii, Of honey bnsiuess, and undoubtedly.
= vary profitable one The honey IL deposited by
the bees in small. cheap boxes. with glass sides
and ends. and sold in the same, by weight, inciud
ing the weight Of boxes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

RUFFIANIsA IN CoNSECTIcUr.-The dwelling
of E G Goodwin, editor of the Ltehfisld Enquirer,
Connecticut. was belesguered by yelling crowd
Of semi savages on Saturday night last, who fred
q cannon twice at it, regardless of the fact that Mr..
Goodwins aged mother lay very sick within. One
discharge shattered the glass doors, &c, and shook
the house as it 1t would tear 1t to pieces. The po
rageous conduct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

EDITORIAL CHANGE Rev David Shaver, of
Hampton, has purchased one taf of the Religious
Herald in Richmond, and after the LIST of January
next, that paper will be under the joint editorial
control of the present editor, Mr.. William Sands
and Rev Mr. Shaver
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

: SLAVES EMAHcIPATED.--A few days since
about thirty colored persons arrived in washing
ton IN TIL afternoon train from Virginia they
were emsucipated by Charles b. Howard. ESQ
of Orange county, Va. each provided with sl2o
in money and placed under the care OF gentle
man who accompanied them TO secure Tor them
permanent and comfortable homes In the far West.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

SALE-Thomas Cruz, Esq residing near Anan-
dale Fairfax county, Va, has sold his farm to
Mr.. Henry w. Summers, of Washington city, Tor
$40 O00
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

Tx,,tp.-Amopg those OF walkers army Killed
=. ar.n,d. wss Freestick Hail, formerly law
.',dsu, in p,r,smoutb and more recently atehool
teacher In Norfoik,kva.ahs SH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

RELIGIOUS REyIvAL-An extensive revival
of religion has been going on in the Baptist Church
at Charlottesville, and 80 persons have been added
to the list. Rev. c. Tyree Of Powhatan county,
assisted the officiating minister.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

False Alarms. 1T has been reported to the Mayor,
that . member of No. fire company had the
alarm bell rung last Sunday night aud the Sunday
night before, to get that company together 10 a.
nst him In publishing . young man, for insulting
nim We think there must be some mistake fs
tnis statement, and have doubt the fireman Al
inded to will be able 10 prove his Innocence, when
me case comes mp for judicial inye stigation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

REsCUING PRISONER Butler B. Sacrey Of
Fredericksburg, has been arrested in that city for
rescuing his son, b. Sacrey, charged with arson,
from the hands of officer BsYne
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

OswEGo. Nov. Isl p. M-The amount OF
wheat sfioat. from Lake Michigan for Oswego, ~
about 500, 900 bushels The vessels are making
their last trips down
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

Il DhISCoLLs nALM Of THOUSAND
FLOWERS, Is cents per bottle only. The most
agreeable Dentrifce and Cosmatic that ever the art
of applied chemistry has produced, cleansing the
teeth, healing the gums and imparting fragrance and
sweetness TO Otherwise offensive BREATH which too
frequently exlsts without tho persons knowlsdse -
For sale in Richmond by R. DUQUESNE, No. 207
Main street end by Druggists generally.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21
~ New Teicgraph Liue. :. Books Of

mbscription are now open for Telr graph Line from
Richmond to Steunton, Virginia, with inter
Offices at Charlottesville Gordonsvlle Wsynesooro
and Iouiss Court.House IL 10 hoped that the reqai
sire amouot will be subscribed immediately 20 that
operations may commence a. spsedily ~ possible =
No one familiar with teegrsphing doubts tns I'M
menss advantages that will result from tine estao
mont of this important enterorise. Apart ION tne
almost certain pecunary profit to the stockholders
it has peculiar public advantages which make its con-
tha state which does large and increasing business
with Richmond, it cannot fail TO be Of great COM
ercial b,ueft The contractors will cali on the cat
izens of Richmond in few days to subscribe IneIr
having had rood deal of practical te!egrephing OK.
perencs themselves and being eli liens Of The city,
and fee ing interested in anything conducive 70 It's
welfare. il . sure guarantees that the line Will De
hniIt in the best and most substantial manner.
r. q. CROWLEY K co,
mn 90-ta Contractors and Builders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

rv NOtice...A meeting Of the Tax rayers
resid1g within the co,poraiion On Oreg,D bill ~
the ueiahborhood, will be held on FRIDAY EVEe.
ING, the 2lst inst at the Baptist Church on sald
HILL at O'Clock. 1t il hoped that sl the tax pay
ers will be present. business OF great importance
to them will be brought before the meeting.
no 2D-2ts FIFTY TAN fA1Eno.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

MY FRIENOs-Whca yoa wnnt Ayers
lvl Cherry Psctorsi Call on POLLARD
When you want Leonard's Instant Relief
Call on POLLARD
When You want Wistars Bassm Of Wild cherry
Call on POLLAaD
When you want Richardson. Cough Cendy
49,, Call ON POLLARD
Cal on POLLARD
10 - DRUGGIST, 18th 1t
hhi GDAD AMI n IL OV n H. 4
WANTED Nov vacant. and for rsnt, = YORK
Iown, eoveiiiaE With . stors room atfao led vhers
an assormeHt OF Asrchsndiss. consisting Of Dry
usods ortssHes ke could BE- readily disposed Of to
tss advantage OF sslisrs and buyers. = =.
ROBERT Anderson. +
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no20-ti

~Dem0crafic Meeting The De nocrats
of Richmond reque sted to meet at Corinthian
Hsl on SATURDAY night, the I'D inst at ~ O'CLOCK.
Business of consequence viii be transacted. ana
general meeting of the party Is deeired some COCO
speeches may be expected
By order of the President
JAMES DOVE, Secretary
no 2G-2t Dem. Association of Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

1oFdon Cumming, the great lion slayer, was
telling Rogers one day, how be came unsrmed
upon great lion Thinking to frighten him, ran
~ ..t,, ns.a with all my might" said the hunter. =
Wnereupon," said the poet. "he ran away with all
~ ssne, isnppssel' "Exactly so,n said CurnmIns
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

mnI RETRiBUrfoS.-When they do nab n
s.uncfei 10 England whose crime can be legally
tSs s., they make short work of him Abon,
was sr.s. a%s tns' Huntingdon the great forger,
defr.ndss y, mere man named Robson, who had
a, aann tue Crystal Palace at sydenham of
Wsss,On..as arrested In England The Citvs Of
Ia ansson eritgs the intelligence that Heb.on
fenced % % noa,esa, tried found guilty and ssl
on he sonsrsryy ha. n amprl.onmes. Huntington,
N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

this mOfutuBs - "a
Commerct1l. .
LIVERPOOL, Nov s--Cotton declined 1851.
sales for the week Of % 600 bales, OF which spec
ulators took Q 900. and exporters 900 bales Or
leans fair "A; Orleans niddling 81; Upland fair ~;
do middling 81
: Msnch ester markets dull and buyers demand
reduction. a5 <s.f8 -.
The Brokers' circular quotes breadstuffs dull
and wheat inactive at . decline Of I'd Flour
quiet and dull lower grades easier Corn un-
changed. Red wheat 81 ass and closed dull
Provisions dull.
Consols for money 92i.
The Latest.
LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY EvEEIN6.--better Ieei'
irg In cotton, but generally unchanged safes
Is 600 bales Breadstuffs quiet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21
Suow i'm the North,

BUFFALO, Nov. 19.--At Niagara and also at 10
ronto, on Sunday, snow fell to the deptn Oh 'nie'
inches
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21
The Steamer White Bluff RAISED

CINCINNATI, Nov 19-The steamer White Bluf
which sunk near Rising Sun on Sunday last mas
been raised The boat and cargo were but little
damaged.
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THE DAILY DISPA III

1srr wYrr,y Drsparea, iseued to-day, contains
-. .r,r.n, ns.. Of the week, including full go
s ~. - -. 80 Of the steamer Lyonnais Eu.
$500 ,sw. Sy the various steamers, and seve'A
60. .,,,c,e. Copies. ready for mailing nsy
!, .,..,s. conuter. Price three cents
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

r. House and Lot at Aucff0B.-Parftculsr
attention IL requested 10 my sals Of very desirso
New HOUSE and LOT, this afternoon, commencing
at 4 O'Clock, on 18th street. between Marshall ana
ass2t THOMAS w. KEEsEE, Aust.
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Th2 Il0fel
Wheaf AHOat.

NEW YORK Nov 20--Nothng has been heare
from the iii fated steamer Lyonnais.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-21

S0mnon Pleas, Is dead " 'Hs Cont q
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HALIFAX. Nov. 20-The steamer NIAGARA with
dates from Liverpool to the 9Th inat arrived here
this morning. Sf k68