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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-05-18
FATAL BALLOON ASCENSION.

New YORK, May IL.
Augustus NJ. Conner, a pupil of Prof.
WISE. attempted second ascension in a
Balloon from Palace Garden, yesterday after
noon. The voyage was of brief duration.
The Balloon burst against the wall of the
Concert Room, and Mr.. Conner received in
iuries, from the effect of which he died last
night
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-05-18
SPRING OF 1850.
Boots and Shoes.
GEORGE G.. WALES.

at Lower Prices for Cash than have been
known for years
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-05-18
"Buy me, and I'll do you Good"

CLEANSE The SYSTEM, PURIFY The BLOOD.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-12
Out Lots, Coles addition

Lots ]; 2; ;: 4; 8; G; :; II. Is; q; 26
cas-, half and south ives, quarter Of IS 30
AZ 45; 46
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-12

COM M ERCIAL.
SIOUX CITY REGIsTER OFFICE,

Corrected Weekly BY VI. TorTLr, Wholesale and
Retail dca,er In Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-12

SIOUX CITY REGISTER OFFICE,
SIOUX CRY. Nay 5 1860.
We have no particular change to note relative to
the business Il the past week. There hss been
very fair business done in al d.par ants of both
Wholesale and retail trade.
WHEAT FLOUR--si0oa$5.o0 per hundred
CORN MEAL--tkoj per hundred.
CoRN--6oc per bushel
PoTAToES--30 per bushsl.
BEANS-sl COAL IS per buahsl.
HAM-l6al6c. per ID.
BACON--l2al3c per ID.
LAkD--l2a Sc per ID.
BUrTER--l5a2Uc per ID.
EGGS-'2: per dozen.
DRIED APpLES-l2sl3c per ID.
DRIED PEACH ES-l2alcc per ID.
SCGAK-l0Al5c per ID.
COffEE-l6a2oc per h.
TEA--75cs$l 30 per Ii.
MOLASsES-;5casl 90 per gallon,
BEEf--3al0c per 10.
PoRk--5c per ID.
ONIoNS-sl 90 per bushsl,
WhlSkEY-5Ocsdoc.
LUMBER-Cottonwood-- per ".
PlNE-s65 per thousand n.
siIINGiEs--Pine g., Cotton wood IS per thou.
LATti--s5 per thou.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-12
SIOUX CITY
Delinquent Tax List
OF THE YEAR 1859.
MARsHAL's OTFlCE, !

MARsBAL's OTFlcE,
Sioux City, May IL, CO.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the following described Real Estate
will bs offered at public sale, on the 18th
day Of June, 1860. =, my office in Sioux
Cuy, Woodbury. county, I"wa, Tor the taxes
levied On the same by the corporation Of
Sioux City for the year A. d.. 1889, to-
Qs,h~r with the interest and cost thereon
Sale will commence ut 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
Of the above mentioned day. and will BE-
continued from day to day until all Of said
Real Estate 10 offered for sale.
J. W. STEVENS,
City Nurshal.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-12
BAR DER SHOP.
Brick LAYERS wanted.

CENERAL good brick layers wan, ed in,n,edisteiy.
- to erect \ t,o.story building in Sioux City ia
which sh"u. 13u,QoU bricks viii he used. The lob
will be let on contract, or men employed to work by
the day.
r. BUCKRUCKER.
siouA city. Iowa. May 5th. 1859.
81 Council Bluffs BuGLa sud tmaha NEunAsxlAN
please copy twice and sena bill TO this Nee
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-12
RUsTIN 4 co.'s ADD TyoN

Blocks i; 2; ); 1; 6, I; 3: .; II; IL;
IA; Is; Is Il; l5; -; %; II; %
"a; rs; &c; IS; %; 81; 81
IS, 81; 80; 80; Al, AZ; 43; 45; As, 4s, 40;
50; 81, SO
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-05-12

SlOUA VIII IO"AD
nESIRES to call the attention of tho citizens Of
- sionx city and vicinity tohs facilities tor man.
uf. turing Gents Ciothing liz tlatt-rs hi nsei that
from his long experience. In the business. aud nj
ways having the latest Fashion Plates On hand he
fssls t-Gt q give ea,r, ssti,s both NJ 10
style and workmanship. Terms n, a.rnt-.
Particular ntts Il N given 10 Cutting out gar
ments also to repairing and CLEANSING Cd clothing,
aBd satisfaction guaranteed IN alt ras.s.
as- Siop on l.arl St, door South # Buchrnoks
RS store. april :, isdo If
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-09
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

From the Nashville (Tenn) Patriot August
most remarkable AMI brilliant meteor was sen IN
our skies night before last II appeared ia the spith
eastern corner Of the heavens just the ben or S te
When frs seen il seemed 70 be family blush aut dni
nous thread OF light nenclng just under the IA la,
and moving in noTtheastery direction, tending u tue
horizon When first observed the thread Of light seemed
be of uniform size but ia its progress globe intense
fame seemed 20 be developed at rs forward extremity
rapidly Increasing IN size and brllilsncy.
And as it moved, the eilsh light
Fell of in h0ary flakes,
until nesred the horizn when II suddenly vanished ant
WIS more. Although the III near It's fail
not cloud obscured the sky the light emitted by
those who were wholly out of sight Of luminous body
itself Indeed, the whole heavens il.nmnsted "a II
an errant planet had suddenly shot from its ald
swept along within the vicinity of the earth.
From the Columbia South Caroliaian, August 4
Two remarkably large meteors from this
place on Thursday evening TIE hrst made ts appear
ance In the east about O'Clock. The
The latter was SO brilliant that, though the loon WIS
shining, 1t Illuminated the town In its scinti
lated beautifully.
THE METEOR IN ALABAMA.
has never before been our good fortune, says the
Montgomery Advertiser, OF the 4th ast TO witness 81
sented about ten O'Clock Thursday night, when an
extraordinarily large shot ahwart the heavens,
starting IN rather noctheastcly direction and going
down almost due north parent just IN the rear OF oar
city cemetery. For few moments the dazzling pheno'
menon lighted the whole city with star ling brilincY,
Notwithstanding the shining IN all its beauty;
and when the explosion Of the meteor took place, the
score beggas description. As II happeued, In company
with seveT others, occupied commanding position
at Tie time Of the occurrence and with mingled aud
admiration iesed the spectacle Those who witnessed
IL with in the opinion that il surpassed in
grandeur anc sublimIty anything they had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-09
Increased Activity In the slave Trade.
OR KEY WEST CORRESPONDENCE.

KEY WEST, July Is, 1880.
.sscces Of ne Nep DOdge-Anolher Cargo Liniai-yame
Jne Brig Abandsnei a, Anouiia Regulations IN Re-
gard 10 y!fricans Captured IN Fass-The Propeller
Srl,Or--Doah Of Mrs. Porter, dc.
Since my last letter OF th>26th we have had no arri
walls other than the United States steamer wyandot and
the steam propeller salvor from New York. BY the wy.
ando learn nothing new other than the increased a
witty In the slave trade and almost certain assurance
OF success In landing. game was rcsortci TO by
Of these traders As the wyandot was coming out Of
the hsrbc Of ST. Jaso vessel observed cndeavorns
enter, bu, sight OF the acted In such man
though he was alarmed at her presence Pursui,
accordingly made, and, when some distance or an
other vessel which had been the distance cnter
cd, and arici her slaves just below the city This nc
feature IN the game equal 10 the dodge game success
fully played by the rsscss and other prominent citizens
OF your city.
The brigantne found derelic, Of AnguiTa Key have
asccr,ancd rs the brig W. r. Kibby 100 tons burthen
which arrived at this port In Nay 1859, from Boston,
Her capsin-Stanleynt fitting out here but be-
ing closely watcs ed he sailed for Tampa and TOOK IN
load Of cattle for Havana While there Stanley died Il
probable that this her second voyage she was
previously here % much 81 the order directing Africans
captured In future TO be sent TO Boston been moi
fed by permitting officers the exercise Of discretion
therein and 10 port which will be most condu
Give N health and the interests Of humanity.
The steam propeller salvor from New York. arrived In
nine days sue intended carrier Of cattle between
Tampa and Havana, and vii make weekly trips stopping
each way at this place This will give US q com unics.
ton weekly with the main land besides enabling us 10
receive letters OF later date than by the presen, arrange
ments
There Is good deal OF rain falling, and the place con
tinucs very healthy.
very much regret 10 announce the death Of a very &C.
Unable lady, Mrs Mary A. Porter long resi- lent Of this
city, and the daughter q OF earliest inhabitants
This news ~l be heard with sorrow by the numerous
friends OF the lady and her family and carries with II
The profoundest feeling OF regret and sympathy among
their many friends al this pisee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-09
OUR ALBANY CORRESPONDENCE.

ALBANY Oct. Is, 1889
Neo York City Railroads Controlling the yezs Legislature
and portion the southwestern section OF the State
correspondent became sensby advised OF the fact
that the most strenuous efforts making mont
and elect members the Legislature pledged
rangements along the line from Utica 10 Buffalo, and
down the southern tier from Dunkirk to Orange
ty From the Information thus obtained is ascertain.
ed that half million has been raised " obtain
bills which have been 20 repeatedly defeated THIS in
tere<t though working in adrot recrcsy 10 likely
complsh its purpose by procuring the nomination and
election Of the right kind OF Senators and mcmb or the
lower House. without exciting any suspicion whatever.
couple Of thousand dollars distributed anoag OF
village politicians In each county will accomplish much
greater nquty than ten times the amount expended Ia
the lobby the Capitol OF the State Thus far this
OF purchasing votes for the city railroads has been
successfully managed the agents hadng plenty OF caudi
dates t all parties ready 10 take the brbc aud agree
vote for the railroad bills On Thursday last openly
leaked out republican Convention held in the city
OF Hudson TO nominate q senator for the Tsclfth
district. Mr.. Wctmore, who served ten days In
the seat Of General AsDte vile, Ia the
last Senste, the most prominent candidate Oaside
He came 20 the Convention with conceded strength SUN
posed thai the prize within his grasp the deca alton
made by OF the delegates that he opposed
70 the city railroads After . Of few
ballot TAKEN which resulted In his defeat IL true
nate the las, session. nanfuly and nobly resisted all the
oyertures made by Jacob Sharp Co., Prosper Wet.
more Co. endeavoring 10 induce him 10 vote for the
city railroad plumber This fact Ia usve ,na, he
"spotted" from the start that existed to
proven, his 10 the Senate opponent those
schemes OF lay ing and running through all the
principal streets IN the city Of New York So the people
~ the city need not be surprised 90 sitness al those
charters granted at early day OF the ssion, aud
passed too, the veto Of his Exoelcncy Governor
Morgan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-09

up cool and refreshing breeze trust your nvesiga-
tion may throw interesting facts upou tuss ensi
kany Of citizens ate t. the same
paenomenA have the pleasure 70 ne your frcai, an
JOS H. X. TAYLOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-09

SAVE HvNe The negro George, belonging 10
Mrs. Amy pcws, CHARGED with committing r,ps on the
perrou OF Miss Mary Vaughan, Of Huifsx county, Va
has becn sentenced by the County Coas 30 be hanx on
Fre,sy. the Sis, day OF Aagsst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-09
MATRIMONIAL.

yNAN1Ep-A HUSBAND. WEALTH No OBJECT BUT
w he mus be intelligent refined snisb'e and hsnisome.
sgrreabe boxing Any sas~egiar this cryton
viii hni charming weah1 wife, by Aiieefsne Mss incy
walton. Herald clre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-09

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILGOAp-SUMWgR
1N arrangement for pleasure traverrsins Twenty
sixfh street station foows-lol5 A. M-Exprrss Tor Al
VsorEe Lebanon Spring. and Lake Mahepsc connecting At
Albany with New York Central Railroad sharon Sprngs
sosS and All points Ncrh SIS M-ror Croon Falls N.
meeting a. Goden's Bridge WITH sisgcs for Lake waecsbuc
and a. Crosou Falls with stages for Lake Mthpt1 43) r.
MFor Dover Plains connecting Mt 9oden's Bifxe with
stages for Lake Wsecsbuc and Croton Fails wh
Tor Lake Nshorac-
John BURCHrrI. Assistant Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-09
RAILROADS.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
IN FARE To ALBANY, a.

On and scr Monday. IS 1859 trains win leave r~ea
70 sixsh street station New York, f0llOws.-
For wiamsbridre and all way ststons 90 II AMI % T.
NJ For White Plains and all ash aud r. a.
For White Plains aud all way stations 6i5P NJ froa Wbs
street depot For Croon Fails sis A. NJ. stopping ~ WI
hsmsbrtge and 81, ions above. or DIVER Plains 81 H.
stopping ~ White Plains and stations above This Tuas
10 Nllerton Ssfurfay evening For Albany, l0ls A.
Falls and stations north
way stations, go "a and =. NJ Waite Pls.us aaf
a. NJ and ais and r. NJ. stopping AZ al way st4tAls
Dover Plains A. M stopping AT al 'staons north Ford
ham This tram leaves Mhlertoa every Monday morning
b3 A. M Croton Falls. r. NJ, stopping ail sttio'.s
north q nordham Albany. "A. NJ, Stopping All
JOHN BURcurrL. Assistant Superintendent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-09

CsOrs NKw JxRsyY Accounts OF the crops appear 10
cone IN from parts the state being very f,vo
raob. The Paterson Guardian ssys:--Wc learn that
bucswhcst promises we'll Apples bid fair 10 ne more
abundant than at any other time IN the memory of
the oldest nhabi,sst Corn s growing ancy Ia .rgen
county though suffering for water. Potato have been
put back fomewhai BY the long continued drought but
VIII doubtless yield good crop. Toe barns are fill Of
rye, wheat and hay Oats have suffered from drought
out average crop s reported In addition 10 this th
the last three weeks has enabled the farmers az sassex
and Warren 20 fne wheat and rye h,r vest, "a
well ~ n arre quantity ot hay, 10 excellent orisr rns
cat crop also very good, aud the hsstay AMI
bright, aud II taken in god order will aid largely to IN,
amount 81 fodder IN bulk In neighbDrhS,ts ths
corn aud poa,ccs have suffered from drought bat ss
general thing the Of Sunday last both crops
coking remarkably we'll Fruit OF al kinis except
Ing peaches, growing very snooIhy aud tsr, AMI pro
mlscs 70 be ABUNDANT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-09

ITO STATESMEN AND POLITICIANS
NOW KEADY.
POLITICAL TEXT BOOK
FOR 1870
Comprising brief view Of
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS AND ELECTIONS:
ALL THE NATIONAL PIsrFoRMs EVER YEP
AD0PIED
A HISTORY OF THE STRUGGLE
SLAVERY IN TEE TERRIT0RIES,
ACTION OF CONGRESS AS TO THE
FREEDOM OF THE PUBLIC LANDS;
THE MOST NOTABLE SPEECHES AND LETTERS
MEssRs. LINCOLN, DOUGLAS, BELL oAss, SEW ARD.
EVERETT, BRECKINRlDGE. H. v. JOHNSON, Mt J..
Touching the questions Of the day;
RETURNS OF ALL PR RESIDENTIAL .ELE yrIONs
S1NCE LISA
Compiled bv
HORACE GREELEY AND JOHN r. CLEVELAND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-09
THE METEOR SEEN ON MONDAY NIGHT.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

EGHY- SIXTH STREET, August I, 1850.
There another remarkable pheno mon seen in the
skies last evening at twenty I've minutes before eight
1t started apparently in the south aud took norheriy
course Il was not large the meteor seen a short
time since, and went much swftr There only ono
ball u hrc separated from the main body Following
cose the wake Of the small ball a faint blue streak
Now the question Is, What was ~ $50
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
Nsw York, August !, 1850
Berg a constant reader Of your valuable paper,
discover that you notice all the important events
Of the day and much surprised this morning in not
seeing any Of the that passed across the
western horizon las, evening.
sitting the fr mt stoop, the north side Of
Twenty street near Ninth avenue las, evening
II nearly eight O'Clock and Of daylight were
quite visible in the wet yet, happening look up IN
scuthwcs,cry direction discovered bali Of light, abou,
the size q SIX pound cannon ball. passing rapidly from
nearly south north elevation Of about 20 degrees
it's being nearly horizontal Tue light beyond 1t
in the wet gave u more the appearance Of BAT OF silver
thin % nrc. II remained 70 sight about ave seconds
when disappeared IN ,hc horizon at the m. LIS ap
pc area shape that &C circular headed parabOs
with a few sparks dying OF at the extreme end
Prom what has been seen aud said on the subject OF
nctcors think fair q presume that those bodies A.
certain Seasons constantly traversng the air both
day and night, and are only hid from view by the
light of day. And have no doubt the refer will
make s more brilliant appearance other part OF
the globe ooscurcd from the However that
leave 10 the curious aud wise 10 determine.
OBSERVER
correspondent At Far Rockswsy, Long Island, writes
to that, the night of the oh they observed ina,
Fscc meteor, ct about twenty minutcs before eight
lie says
II appeared in the western horizon of bright and ID
minons appcarsrce, but no tail of ere was obseryes
probably from the strong light OF the setting sua Its
course HIlrArSt due uOrth. angle nfteen A..
grecs aud when hns, observed Wa very much 10 the
southwark aud travelling very rapidly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-09

The Last state Legislature.
HOW IT'S MExBERs WE'RE SELECTED AND TIE WORK
THEY WERE TO DO.
The Seneca Falls Cbsnyman has dug up and republish
Cd remarkable instance Of the reliability OF po
tical information, the following letter from Albany
correspondent published in tho HERALD Of October 49,
1885,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-09
FROM LIEUTENANT CHARLES L. BRtCXfN.
HOrty SPRINGS Miss AuxastS 1860

Rxv. Mr.. INGEAalN-
DxsE SR--A your request viii attempt n q sc yol
brief account q the phenomenon whch perceived a.
nboui ten O'Clock r yesterday. TIE evening vac ev
reedingiy suilry thermometer raugog from So g. o.
degrees, not cloud visible breath u air astr
thc shining brilliantly when suddenly the heavens
IL up by INST extraordinary light aud almost en-
frcly psng the brisncy q the ~ The Ths
light arose In s1uihcastcrn direction spanning "a.
heavens, rainbow Ike approaching with great veocih
the horizon IN a u0rheaseriy direction Tho hight ny
vision had the appearance u railroad engine ana traa
Ore the nucleus being about the Of thirty "a
Boo cssk emitting SPARKS rays VII ch seemed g. ft
back IN the TRAIN Wit had the scmblance ofbsng ln
matter The stretched through the heavens O.
about apparently, 40 % l.o yards Amer 10 psssei
our city seeet h explode near about the n0rtharu
surpassed In maguidoence all hiags earthly that TIE
cye o. man ever beheli
have The honor 10 be your TREND.
CHARLES B2lCKiS
FROM GENERAL J. n. n. TAYLOR.
Rxv Ma rScRAHkx.-
sR-Lssi evening about the hour Of ten wa. seitei
upon the public square Of city, when the whole hs
vens Suddenly iluminued by in5ompsrable
Light Wy position such 10 deprive ms OF assor
sslnnx TIE true cause between sui the mel M
presu ne OF the r-ots, there two story outlax
fns light ncxeref wsverei vivN ~ sbst lightning
coes Immediately aner this phenohcnou there spraog
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-09

DflGRIM LODGE, NO 2is l. o. OF o. r.. WILL. MERr
1t their Lodge ROOM Isl D. very. thursday 9th nsa
brother Col James X. Bysn. Punctus ia requcs
cd ~ order EBEN ). COFFIN, N. u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A RCTURUs LODGE. 27sp. A. M.-THE MEMBERS OP
"A Arcurus Lodge are requested 70 meet 81 the oothSs
Room, Odd felows Hail. at O'Clock this day The pur-
pose OF attending the funeral OF late brother. Jas 4.
WIN H. TURNER sccre,.rv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-09

TURNING. PLANINO, sLorrfNo. Ac.-THs ADvER
User proposes 10 construct schine which, The
founds,n shall he sdspe Tor Turning. Flaming onr q
Boring ali kinds 81 heavy castings and work WITHOUT re
moving from the mschine. Further Information
tanned BY addressing Engineer bon ~ Herald ofhce.
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MORE CURIOUS PHENOMENA.

The Great Southern Mcteer-in Appearance
"a Seen In Mississippi and Other Places
Another Aurora Boreaiis In SUM
mer-A Small Meteer Seen
Over New York and Long
Island Monday Night,
&C., &c., &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-09

NEW YORK, AUGUST g. 1910 rHT EDITOR or
~ the INV sonK Misunderstanding heard that scosty q
brooklyn spiious 10 night will agree dgha
BIN a. his terms, VIII be proposed short time Az foe
~ w ee p Ia !" - . ~ 2sS IN sae 49,
put up Edw Wilson weeAawken Al time he may A.
point YOUNG DUTCH SAM,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-09

DoG Losr-A LARGE BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND
dog Five dollars reward viii be paid for rrturn
the Fiith Avenue Hotel q. u. kTMBAIL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-09

DoG LOST O. REwARr--IOsr, EARLY ON WE'D
II nesiay morning In IL snEt0n avenue, Thryes
cond street black aid tan conre fei-f Dog and Ia
uncut "a toe Tan" has sinai
recent the lower ~ breast Ths
viii he paid returned 1T iH Lexington syeaue
corner e 1hirtctn street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13
stlarinf gllteIIlgelut.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp Street,
Tuesday Morning, November 49, 1860.

CRESCENT 0FF1cE, No 70 Camp Street,
Tuesday Morning. November I3, 1900
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Empire City. Baxter, for New York via
Havana. S de Wiser &eo
Steamship Charles Morgan, Lawless, for Galveston
and Indianola, I Harris
Ship Transit, Patton, for Havre,
Camrnack & Converse
Ship Joseph Holiness Hanson, for Havre,
Baxter, Lowell eco
ship Elvira Owen, Alexander, for Genoa,
Baxter, Lowell &co
Ship Johanniaberg, stilphen, for Liverpool,
Baxter Lowell &eo
Ship Consignment, Boyson, for Liverpool,
Gammack d Converse
Bark Alexina, Lambert for Havana,
Prats, Pujol eco
q w Hynson Geo
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~. $500 1890. NJ. IN ttAwr STREET,
n - =, : 80 = if.a..1sur N1s Ii lSita

Y-cxsarFxr {sFT45E No. 10 CANE STREET
NJ - Fsesias Nprnns, Nov. is, 1850
g.hs ,ssstser Yesterday was seasonsble, with the
wang n Ii June ssnwiched IN between cool morn
Ing ssna evening
I'll III VIA iAir number IF arrivals, and sene six
OF naxs depAzierss
nj new boats, there appears to be no end, An
me !is packet intended for Red river. made her
4s9st appearance at the levee yesterday, Old Red
xSi III this rate, soon BIO well flxed n The way Of
magnificent passenger packets. The Dssota Is
ale 81 Tie most beautiful packets which has naade
kzf spps sAnce AZ bur landing for some time. She
Il jul olf e stocks at New Albany, and was built
expressly Tor the New Orleans and Shreveport
sfsfa. She has d truly elegant cabin, with high
Il well ventilated and hss thirty-six finely
45Fnshed sfaterooms. The furniture ID Of the most
s11gsit and costly description She is H75 feet in
iengih IS Feet beam. and 80 feet breadth Of floor,
feet 3 inches length Of hold. She his boilers,
each z6 feat il length and IS inches il diameters
xoztsther ~ih doctor and stker 4 fixens. =
HUI ensiaes Ars 2sS inches diameter with feet
gtroke, Capt. 81. II. Beard may well be proud Of
his uaaenifccnt packet while the boat i IT had
sensibi DIV would doubtless be proud Of her com
naas,dex Her clerk Ii Mr. G. r. Reuaer we'll known
on the lepsc, and on Red river, as Almost correct
sud atterEise clerk, as well as q gentleman and q
SCHOLAR Success to the DeSota-
vi notice in town, Capt. =. W. Gould, of Sc.
Louis.
The arrivals irom RED river, of which there were
several bring cheering Intelligence from Chat trbu-
tary. 4hs river MAS rising at Alexandra and
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