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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-11-05
No. &c, Main Street.

No. 36, Main Street.
REAR ENTERANoE THROUGH MARsDEN's LANE.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER has leased and
l. fitted up the above premises in the finest
style as a
FIRST GLASS RESTAURANT.
Where he would be pleased to see and serve
his friends and the public, with every thing
required for the satisfaction of the inner man.
His Bar will be stocked with the choicest
LIQUORS AND SEGARS.
His larder with every edible delicacy in sea-
son. His new Eating Saloon is fitted up in
Private Room, for the purpose of Gentlemen.
Confident of pleasing, he only asks trial.
Walter Taylor's Brandy on hand.
Dinner every day at l o'clock, for the
purpose of accommodating those who have a
oc % B. PEDDLE, Proprietor.
TyHE Attention of Gentlemen,
IL desiring to purchase their
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
well selected Stock of READY MADE NJ
GOODS, which | have now on hand; -llG.
Being encouraged by the liberal share of
patronage | have received since the estab-
lishment of my
NEW CLOTHING HOUSE,
| have laid in another stock of the most
fashionable goods that could be gotten up in
the northern markets, which | now offer at
the most reasonable prices with the fixed de-
termination not to be undersold by any one
N. BAUM,
oc 20 Union Hall, Main Street.
Quick Sales and Small Profits.
HAVING received another lot of Fall
Il l. and Winter wear for Ladies and Gen
tlemen, would respectfully solicita call from
them as my motto is quick sales and small
profits. / am determined to sell cheap for
cash, for that is quite an object now.
Ladies if you wantsome really nice goods
for the money, you can very easily get them
by calling at No 60, Main st.
| have received very choice lot of
Bleached and Brown Cottons, all widths,
White Red and Yellow flannels, all wool, as
cheap as can be bought in the city for the
same quality and widths, homespun checks,
Shifting, Stripes, DENNIS, Blue Drills and
many other articles in that line | have re-
ceived, and will sell them low for the cash.
Now ladies if you want beautiful silk
dress, either in Fancy'or Plain l can please
you certainly, for / have very nice assort-
ment of these Goods and bought of one of
the first houses in Philadelphia, and the styles
are really beautiful and the price is exceed
ingly cheap, so the1 efore, you must come
down and look at them, for / am determined
they shall go. Gentlemen give me a call when
you want anything in your line, from stand
ing collar to pair of socks, and think
can suit you.
J.D. CANNON, go East Main st.
oc 20 Successor to j. H. Dawson.
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QUERY.-How many soft glances at q
young lady amount to q hard stare
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MECHANICS ITALL-T'his place of
amusement was well attended last night
by the fashion and elite of our city, to
witness the wonder-workings of SrGNoR
BIrrz. He gives only two more of his
delightful entertainments, the first at 81
o'clock this afternoon, and the other at
y o'clock, after which we must bid adieu
to his merry face and truly enjoyable per-
formances. An hour or two with the
Signor these dull times enables the most
respondent to lay in stock of good spirits
His ventriloquial powers surprise ALL
The Canary Birds have been literally ed
ucated, and beat the Learned Pig all
hollow. All who wish to enjoy rich
treat should not fail to go and see Signor
BLTTz.
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New Boot and Shoe Store:

New Boot and Shoe Store.
YNO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
L. of Norfolk and the surrounding Country.
We have on hand, and are still re- msRp
ceiving, all kinds offs I'll 0 L S and HN
G A Il L r S usually worn. Also ~.
our stock of Childrens Shoes is good and
well assorted. We neednot give list of our
articles, as we feel satisfied that we can suit
all who may favor us with a call. We are sell
ling cheap for the cash.
WILKINS d co.
No. SO, Church street,
ocl7 doors from Main.
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Auction Sales.

BY +. II. Ferguson,
ID. ~. sstptyTIJ, AUCTIONEER.
WATCHES AND JEWELRN AT
AUCTION.
WILL BE SOLD.
ON WEDNESDAY morning at II o'clock,
Nov. 4th, under Mechanics Hall
Main ST.,
A fine collection Of Watches, .Iewery. &c.
Fine Gold Hunting, Lever, and Lepine
Watches, Fine Cameo, Florentinc, Mosaic
and Gold Stone Pins and Ear Rings, Brace
lets, Lockets Gold Chains, Finger Rings
Studs, Sleeve Buttons, &c. The attention of
the Ladies is solicited. All goods warranted
as represented. no
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Furnishing Goods.

YNH II best assortment in the city Of IL.
L Gloves, Hosiery, Gents Shawls, ma
Muffles, Suspenders, Shirts, Collars, LA
&C., you will find at the Norfolk Hall OF
Fashions. No. l6, Main street.
oc2S
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The VARIETIES. -We were sorry to
learn that the house last night at this eX-
cellently conducted theatre was not more
numerous. The management have done
everything which could be asked of them,
consistently with the paramount claims
OF the legitimate drama. If they have
not descended to the adoption Of those low
and vulgar accidents of the drama, which
arc sometimes invoked to tickle the
''grorndlings, they deserve the still high
er commentator Of our people. We
trust the confidence they have shown in
the correct dramatic taste of the citizens
of Norfolk and Portsmouth, may be APP
proved to be deserved by the bestowment
of a more fitting patronage. Mrs. Bow
Frs needs no further praise from us We
have said nothing in her behalf which
was not demanded of us as duty to
distinguished artist who was amongst us,
and to whom it was mere courtesy to
do justice. Our inadequacy to give her
the credit she deserves, we feel as mach
as any of our readers
Mrs Bowers appears tonight in Flzio.
The Tough Diamond also is in the bill.
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A HEAVY BRIoK.-A young gentle
man, whose name we withhold, got mel
low with some friends over nuts and wine
the other evening, and set out on his
hoineward walk. He doesn't remember
being molested by any one, but the weight
off piece of baked clay which every mo-
ment grew heavier brought him to the
ground, whence said clay came and which
it had tendency to seek. Upon rising
refreshed, like the young Titan, his shawl
and pistol had vanished, to that 'tomb of
the Capulets" whose retumless receptacle
holds things ''lost or stolen"
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X v NOTICE.

New Fruit.
UST RECEI V ED from New York
~ 25 boxes Raisins,
25 Il boxes do
Is bbls. Apples,
10 boxes Lemons,
10 boxes Oranges,
In good order and for sale low
j. II. BORuM.
oc II No. 10, Market. sd,
STOVES
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WHAT SAY You ?-We would suggest
to those in authority the propriety of the
appointment of an additional Police force
during the approaching Agricultural
Fair. In every city where Fairs have re-
Gently been holden, piek-pockets have
infested them, and the work of incendia-
rism has been carried on extensively; and
when we look at these facts, it is reasonable
to suppose that these unwelcome visitors
will be present at our Fair also? The ne
cessity of an additional Police must be OBJ
vious to all, and we hope no time will be
lost in making the necessary arrange
ments.
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rs Cents a Pair for Indian Rubber
Over Shoes

rs Cents Pair for Indian Rubber
Over Shoes.
WE have received a very large cnSssp
Wv lot Of Indian Rubbers, that MS
tie blistered on the bottoms though the bis
ters do them little injury it enabled us to buy
them very cheap and that will enable us to
make living profit, and sell them at
rs CENTS A PAIR FOR CASH.
The Sizes are from 6 to No. IA, large
enough we should think to fit the most eX-
tensve feet. Then we have those that are
perfect, that can be warranted to be excellent
both for Ladies and Gents. Please give US
call and let us be Instrumental in keeping
your feet dry, one great help to good health.
All for Cash at No. As, Main Street, Norfolk
Va, and 50, High Street, Portsmouth Va.
oc2 u BUTT d DOUGLASS.
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WRECKED GOODS.

W REQ X ED GOODS.
II HAVE ON hand a lot Of damaged III
Il Clothing, saved from the steamer ,SA
Norfolk; amongst them are some fine LIN
Beaver Cloth Over Coats,
Fancy Cashmere Pants,
Gentlemen's ShaWls.
Lined Kidd, heavy lined Silk and Cloth
Gloves, just the thing for driving or any hard
service,
Boys Jackets and Frock Coats,
Many of the above goods are but little in
jured, yet they will all be sold at a great
crifice. Persons wishing bargains will re-
member to call at the NORFOLK HALL OF
FASHION,
r. d. CLIFTON,
ocl9 No. l6, Main sire
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=
TELHoRAPHIc NEws.
XELE0RAPHIC NEWA.
REPORTED FOR fHF D1iLY DISPATCH.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
Failures in Engiand---Further rom
lndia---Lucknow Saved, 90.


NEW YoIK, Nov. 22.-The steamer Atlantic has
arrived with dates from Liverpool to the 18th inst
The Asia arrived out on the 9Th and the hansa'
roo on the 1lth inst
Deunistoun 4 Co, Liverpool, have Jailed. Liza.
bilites e. oc0, 600. The Western Bank OF Scotland
has also failed-deposiis f6eo0,ooO. Babcook q
Co., of Liverpool and New York, have tniled-lia-
bilities f3oo,o00 Several other houses Of less ac
count have failed.
Later news from India confirms the capture OF
Delhi.
The garrison OF Lucknow had been relieved by
Gen. Hayelock, just AS the enemy were ready 10
blow it up.
large portion Of the city had been captured by
the mutineers.
Gen. Neill killed.
The King OF Delhi had surrendered, and his ile
was spared, but his two sons were shot.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL. Nov u.-Cotton-sales for the week
reached As oo0 bsesa To the trade All qualities DC
cln-d = penny. Market closed dull, with declining
tendency. Quotations nominal ~ =, a,
Manchester advices untayorable. Breadstuns duii
all kinds slightly declined. ProVislons nave sue
Ginning tendency.
The money market Is decidedly more stringent.
The Bank of England has advanced its rate Of dis
count 10 10 per cent.
Consols for money sszs(goy
LATEST.
LIvERPooL, wednesday-Ths City Of glasgow
Bank, at Glasgow. stopped payment this morning.
TIE VERY LATEST.
LIVERPOOL WEDNESDAY, z. Mt is rumored to
day that the Bank Of France has suspended. The
ramor probably grew out Of the advance OF Its
rates OF interest.
Cotton is depressed lower grades excepted.
Breadststts very dull.
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Col Thos. J. Evans. of Richmond, delivered tenn.
perance address ia Fredericksburg, Va, Friday
evening.
"Spring Forest" estate, In spottsylvania county,
Vs. has been sold by Maj. O. NJ Crutchfield TO Hen
ry Robinson at 1890 per acre. II contained $50
scras.
The Danville, Va, News notices the death of q
beautiful young lady" In that vicinity, from
"snuff dipping"
Mcdaniel, convicted at Madison, N. C., Of the
murder of woman has been sentenced to be hung
on the Sd Friday In December.
Thos. Harmon was fatally stabbed, In ST. Louis,
on the 18th inst, by bis son.in-law, A. L. smith,
who keeps coffee house.
Hon. William c. Riyes. of Aibemarie, and Col.
John :. Barbour, of Alexandria, are ia Ly burg
Virginia
Hon. Morgan l.. Fitch, died ia Holmes county,
Miss, on Monday week.
saryF. Robinson, a pupil la the Canton. Mss
Female Institute, was burned TO death few days
since by her clothes taking FIRE.
The deaths In New Orleans for the week ending
the 10th inst. were $780,
W. W. Pierce has been appointed naval store.
keeper 1t the Boston Aayy-Yard, vice Wilde, re-
signsd.
NJ. coolidss's church, In Boston, has DISCHARGED
thA ehslrs 70 sess moasy. szs.. as
4sasf seys that Eoasofh WIN ~ t1s cntsed
ssAsss saofhss visit before hog, .-sss344s
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FIRE IN ROCHESTER,.

ROCHESTER, Nov 2l.-A fire broke ont early this
morning in the Eagle Bank Stock, occupied by the
Democrat Printing Establishment, the Eagle Bank,
O. A. Hyde Co., l. Palmer d Co., jewellers; j.
Disbrow, tobacconist. [. 5. Express Office and nu-
merous Law and osher offices.
The entire block was burnt to the ground, with
all its contents The commercial Bank block ad-
Joining, was also burned The latter block was
occupied by the Commercial Bank, Husband q
Shirtlid bankers,
Losses: J. Chsppel owner of Eagle Block, $50 900,
Esglo Bank 5000, Democratic establishment
$4,000, Commercial Bank $4,000, O. A. Hyde 1. Co.
$4,000, J. Disbrov a25 900, Thomas II. Rochester,
owner OF snail building smashed by falling
walls. coo.
Two hremen were killed by the falling Of the
walls, and several were seriously wounded. Tho
hss was first discovered in the Eagle Bank.
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THE WEATHER Sc

Albany, Ny, Nov. 2I.--The westher here is clear
and cold, but considerable snow has fallen at Ma
cara Falls and Buffalo. There is no obstruction
yet to navigation the canals OF to travel on the
railroads. The canal is likely TO be open for three
or four weeks longer.
ST. CArHARIxEs, C. W, Nov. 2l-Snow fell here
last night to the depth of eighteen inches. The
passenger trains Of the Great Western Railway got
through but only at very late hour. The freight
trains stuck In the drifts
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The proposition to draw the statue to the Capt.
col square by hand 10 part At least seems TO meet
with appreciation. The public like II a. mode
Of expressing an appropriate feeling. The only
difenlty 10 az to the praeticability Of the plan
The ancients transported the large blocks Of stone
and msrele that still stand A. monuments Of their
grand achievements, by hand. and certainly with
number OF "wheei-horees" to aid, q column Of mes
can walk of with this statue that 10 not as heavy
- some locomotives We like the plan, VIC repeat
because II affords az opportunity for pasFiotio
demonstration By the peoplS. IL may be ssia 'hs'
the occasion for that will be the installation or
Inauguration OF the statue. That ceremony VIII
Be one Of which the people will only he spectators
An orstor or two will draw aside the canvass, ex-
pose the nsure, and pronounce an orstion which
the people may "checr," and which will be very
gratifying 20 them; bat In the transportation
through our streets, hundreds Of them may have
q chance TO take part themselves.
We desire TO SEQ the movement Of the sffigy OF
she "grea,est man that has lived through thu tide
Of time" along our streets, sort of triumph We
would have the doors closed asd business suspend
Cd. The occasion Is ct to display In every sppro
pirate manner our vene-ston for hts great name,
and gratitude for his great services to mankind
The people Of PrederIeksburg drew with their own
AsOuk tbth cIccArs tuc 0CEuHtut VI tiic
mother Of washington-why may not the people
Of Richmond draw TO its plsee the statue OF Wash
ingtcp' Are they loss susceptible ofthe noble and
generous sentiment OF admiration of true greatness
or lees ready to pay TO it the tribute Of honorf
The statue will not start earlier than tomorrow.
BY which time some arrangement must be made 10
mark its removal SIS something more than the
hauling of a locon,otiv" through the streets. His
Honor, the Mayor are sure, desires some sort of
exhibition appropriate to the occasion, and will
recommend It. The Copmittee Of tho Monument
will hardly fail 50 devise some arrangement fitting
the event. The box should be covered with Tags
If there Is Of "a in the bsiliwick 1t should be
uufurled over Il 10 passes along. Where
are the sssociations-the volunteer companies,
hremen, &cf Can't they bear hand. and redeem
the Ceremony Of the translation from the appear
apcs Of the mere wagoning Of few tons OF pig
metal 70 buDdrys Shall we not avoid the biting
sarcasm, that the subjects Of Europesn potsntste
exhibited higher and a more refined venerstion
for the memory Of our WASHINGTON, than did the
citizens of Richmond
POSTSCRIPT Since the above was written, we
have received Captain PsEENAs's card, fixing the
removal for "Wednesday, and inviting the citizens
" give their aid on the occasion or course there
will be unanimous response from the People
Sec the card
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TIE WEATHER.-There was snow In Danyilis, Va,
Friday. and water In close froze to the thick
ness Of an inch. In Fauquier county, Wa, snow
fell on Thursday. and at Goldsboro, y. C., Friday
night, the ground was frozen luch deep and
covered with snow. Further south the weather
seems to be as cold, for in Augusta, Ga, Friday
night, ice was formed an inch thick, and at Hous-
ton, Texas, on the 9th, there heavy frost A
terrible snow storm prevailed along the whole
chain Of northern lakes, Thursday and Friday
The weather intensely cold In Washington
Friday night, and ice an inch and half thick was
formed
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THE STORM IN THE WEST-DAMAGE To
RAILROAD TRACKS, &c,

BUFFALO, y. Y, Nov. 2l.-The storm yesterday
and last night was very The amount OF
snow which fell was not 80 large, but il dritted
badly. The track Of the Buffalo and Niagara Falls
Railroad. between Buffalo and Black Rock, was 50
washed by the waves from the Lake that trains
cannot pass. Seven wires Of the Morse and Mon
treal Telegraph Line. the above road, hsvs beeu
completely swept away. The tracks Of the New
York Central and Lake Shore Railroads are not
obstructed by snow, and the trains are running
regularly.
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DESTRUCTIVE PIRR IN BALrIMoRB.

BALTIMORE. Nov. GA fire in Baltimore street,
near Howard, last evening, destroyed splendid
warehouse occupied by Fisher, Boyd Bro. dry
goods merchants. and other firms. The house WAS
totally destroyed The adjoining store much
damaged Fisher, Boyd Bro; lost $4,000. y. 5.
Bants Co, shoes and hats, lost $4,000; Homer
Bros, fancy goods, lost $4,000; D. 2. D. Newman,
shoes. lost $4,000: Steiner Bro, clothing, lost
sao00. AL fully insured. Total loss is estimated
ovar ESQ OnO
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The M.yoaAL1rY or NEw YoRK.-All parties in
New York appear to have united In opposition to
Fernando Wood the Democratic nominee for May
or of New York The Hon. James r.. Cooley. tue
American nominee, and the Republican candidate,
have both withdrawn, leaving the contest between
Wood the present incumbent, and Tiemanp, tue
nanrie's Candidate.
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PIRACY on THE RIYER nELAWARE

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2l.-The sloop Mechanic, ~
ing in the stream above market street. bound TO
Odessa. Delaware, was entered las. night, by par
TT Of robbers and the man in charge beaten until
carried over to Coopers creek, on the New Jersey
side of the river, whore she robbed of gro
ceries and freight the value Of from two to three
hundred dollars.
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The Niagara brought ont large number Of coun.
termands to previous orders for the purchase oil
cotton.
Alexander Hill has obtained $4,000 of the provi.
dence and Worcester Railroad, for injuries re-
csived.
There are eleven Touring mills In Knox county,
Ind, capable Of turning out nine hundred and
eighty barrels Of fiour Q day.
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TERRIBLE ToRsADo-The Vicksburg Mississippi,
Wing ofthe 10th inst, notices a terrible tornado
in fazoo and Holmes counties, in that state, de-
vsstating plantations. The house OF X. d. Bridge
forth was lifted aud carried 80 yards and one ne
gro killed The roads are filled with fallen TIM
Der. Nine horses, owned by Rolliu Williams were
killed. Ths Nhig hears rumor that fifteen per
sons were killed above Yazoo City.
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SENTENCE OF A INTERPRETER

ST. JOHN, y. T., Nov. 20-Savin, Jr., implicated
In the murder Of the Mckenzie family, to-day
sentenced to be hung the 4th of March next;
but the sentence will probably be committed 70
imprisonment for life.
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PUBLIC hELrisa.-1he Ksnawha (ya) Republi-
can publishes call for meeting Of the friends of
the James River and Ksnawha Improvement to be
hsid In Richmond, On the 9Th day of December
next The object ofthis meeting is to Interchange
opinions in reference to bringing about the com.
pletion OF this great and important work
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TIE WESTERN Hoe TRApE.-At Cinsiupati on Mon
day aood hogs were quoted at s. 50a5 IS per 100
pounds, With better demand than last week. At
louisville buyers ami sellers are still at variance
in regard 70 prices. The Dsnyille (ky) Tribune
hears of sales Of 600 hogs at s. gross and Of few
at g So the purchasers being farmers, who intend
70 pack ca their own account.
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EowDYIsN IN wAsHINGToN-PATAL RIOT

WASHINGTON, Nov. - Last night there was 3
great deal Of hghting among the rowdy gangs,
caused by the Regulators" cutting down all the
American hsgstaffs in the city. One was
killed and several wounded. A policeman
shot in the head-it is feared fatally. About n
dozen arrests were made.
There was also tight this afternoon, III which
hre-9rmh were freely used.
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Freazolini's Concert.

The concert tonight, brings before the Rich
ahond audience, new celebrity In Madame FEEa-
zIIIyi who has brilliant European fame, and
who has excited quite furors among the lovers
Of music in the Northern cities. We shall have
also tho old tovorites, Mr.. and Mrs srsAEoscB, and
q good violinist. The programme very inviting,
and the entertainment will be II superb one.
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ArTEsPT 10 As5AssIsArB a PHYaCiAN.--Pron &C
sounts published elsewhere 1t will be heen that ss
saseination Is rife in New York. On Thursday
night, about Il o'clock, DR.. A. L. Mott, Jr.,
while returning from professional visit, was at.
tackled and pistol ball Aired through his hat. He
discharged his revolver, wouuding ono OF his az.
sai'ants, who was immediately dragged Of by his
companion, and both escaped
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ANOTHER RECRUIT TO rHE "CoRPs or LgCrURERs'
Captain Webb who, it will be remembered, cross
ed the Atlantic Ocean to Liverpool last summer 10
yatcht Of IL tons burtheu, has returned to this
country, having left his boat behind. He proposes
now, Says the Albany ~. " Knickbocker ''to
tell the story Of his singular voyage to such audi
euces wish TO hear him"
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YEssEL AsHOKE AT GODERICH. g. W.,

GopERICH C. W., Nov GA large vessel. sup
posed to be the Gsmecock of Buffalo. is ashore six
miles south OF this place. The crew were in the
rigging all day. The gale was very severe.
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RETURNED 70 Dfs.-Rsv. Ears Styles Ely. OF Phil
adelphia. once 90 prominsut il she New School
Presbyterian Church affairs, is go enteebed by
paralysis to be unable to hold Ineligible con-
versaton with his friends. After five years absence
he WAS lately led TO old Pine Street church to COM
nune, probably for the last time, where he once
mlnistered nearly twenty-five years. His presence
created deep sensation.