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Extensive Ss,yupr w. u,a..-...J H., ,,h;r H.
ortwo soms invoices st .nos havs h..n UNDERGOING cors
pwutipy bv the t,u,,o, h,u = ,es q 4, = ~. "a ~.
scrutiny has re- ul,sd in he nu Of sbout thirty Of
thess Instrument. S
The invoices handed in By The impots, ,so,ent,d hs
value Of some ns piccolo pianos Al 900 fsn Will. other
imposm and dsas in the city declared IN, st tn h
.n,n tWice mat amount said that importer who
,n.t recsved lot Of hess asrumsnts had stated the
70 have bean go francs bat vsy founatsy BE-
'os tnem u tn at rate. he heard whisper Of the
psooesdmes be taken with Ugad to those already ensred
"e aceofomgy hurried to the Custom houss with hin osi.
nal invoice. which fixed the at 1900 ianes each
~. psep'e must have formed low estimate ofths mu.
Ia ~, .. -, o. our custom house oncals.
esco -, ss1ate' witnn lew days past, Of some
- iu1n"ufe anu damdsks imported by IN exten-
9ssef IN those articles in this city, The fraud de.
,cc, =; IN ~ o. nnome ne original invoice Of the
mn ..ns ~ ~ lolsnA pss. o. .ne costsnu OF
n,,.d ~;,h ~. oAse ms mvoacs was com.
thcr-h ~ l poe%y nsnasd IN oy Inc importer, and
ths MIC, s nuSs' messufes' etc'' were idsnhcsl.
' w" u'"e'eht.
p: eisction was heid IN the Second Ward Of
Muhcphtys on Monday, to fill the vacancy in the
oenSu esa'eo oy me death OF Alderman Laughn. There
N, w odndioates' J. A. Gauasher and Alfred Stick.
| N.Y. Ane- n"ef gentleman was elected.
to be Joseph Never arrived in nj, o,v ~ Na -, -
the ataamhoat Atis,.;o e., q, -" ~ s"' v.
v..,~d.- ,; =: w. nun ~. o.. LOU. ne EH inc boat
.ts.mho., lsn 'sso'e Mse' anu osIcle ieav'ng me
Ifs IN. Cc,n.s Ia -: . 'p.'n,' ""cn enue9 M
inv ,.,d.,.d ~ ns .ouy' anu sns
l s,.- W.. mo. "e "'A Va e'on'e a'ahn@a'
| :I.I w nealo last evening the particulars OF q
:. We. ~ piaucea efeak ds1es IN large CIRCLE but
i ei'sin som puonsnlng them we think It proper
'~o'a'' e'en inc name Of the parry.
RossIsG AN EnPLoYxR.-Mosss Morris, a free color,d
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a, ine Droath.--Never since our recollection has
.ne.e oeen any drouth which has been of such long
cSn.. s Springs that have always hitherto
aa abundance OF water are perfectly dry. In
sV.e ietu oi our county, water has to be hauled
!nee % Tour miles, and in many places stock water
Is not % oe found. The pastures are dried and
pafcned, and late vegetation which did moi mature
Previous 70 the dry weather, will be total failure
,ns oroath 10 not confined to this section of coun-
abethtown Register. Oct. I.
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~ THE fEorLE's to'REILLy) LINE.

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New York markets.
Nav YoRx. Oetshs 20.
The Cotton Market 10 steady, with sales Of
1000 bales. Flour has been in moderate reauesl
and 1000 barrels sold at % rs 70 q per barrel
Mixed Corn steady at IS TO 81 GEMS per bushel
Rio CofIse 81 cents. Lasuayn S78 70 cent?
psr pound. NewOflsans Sugar &c per pound.
Ohis River.
PrrrsluRs. October 80.
II has been raining heavy, but without effect,
% far, on the river, which il yet stationary
LoulsulLs. Ocsobsr 20
The river here il yet stationary, with thiety.
four inches water in the channel. Weather cool
and cloudy, with prospect of more rain.
New Fork Markets.
NEw YoRx, October q.
There has been fair demand for Cotton, and
prices are firm. Flour is dull, at 43 rs to o. 93i
for Western. Corn is in fair request, with sales
Of 1900 bushels at IS to Sc cents per bushel
for mixed Western. Lard is dropping. Sales al
9 cents per pound. Kentucky Tobacco 4 to 81
cents per pound.
OhAO RIVER
PlTrsBuRa. Tuesday. Oct. q.
The river here has risen eleven inches during
the last "a hours owing to the recent heavy rains,
and there are now three feet seven inches watel
in the channel. The river is still rising.
CINCINNATI. Oct. n.
We had heavy rain here last night. Weather
to-day cool and cloudy. River yet stationary
Markets dull. Flour % 10 to SO laa per barrel
Whisky is held at 16ic per gallon for Rsc.ifed
but without sales.
LOUISVILLE. Oct. n.
Had heavy rains here last night, but no change
in the river. Weather cool and cloudy.
New York Markets.
Nkw YoRK. Tuesday evening, Oct a.
The demand for Cotton has been good during
the latter part of the day. and the sales reach 2OOO
bales Middling Orleans "a, Uplands s IL
cents per pound Mess Pork is rather firmer, and
has sold at Sl5 25 per barrel. Exchange steady
Sterling 10 to 10 Ia Freights are withou,
change.
Ohio River.
PrrrsBuRe. Tuesday evening. Oct. a.
The River is now swelling rapidly, and has
risen four inches since noon to-day. There are full
four feet water in the channel.
st. Louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS. October Il.
There is now four feet water to Cairo.
Markets dull; Flour So a to SO so per Dbl
Corn heavy; Yellow SO to 34c per bushel, and
White 351c. delivered. Oats are selling at 90 te
"a cents. Bacon-Shoulders and Hams are i'm
proving.
Weather cool and cloudy.
BY THE NEW ORLEANS AND OHIO rMoRsr] LINE.
Cincinnati Markets. :
CINCINNATI. October n.
But little is doing in our markets. Whisky i.
held at 16ac, and buyers are offering 16ac pc,
gallon. Cheese is firm at Gle per ID.
New York Markets.
NswYoRx. Oct. n.
Sales Of Flour 1000 bbls at 50 rs to So 81 ne,
Dbl. 5000 bushels Michigan Wheat brought 81
to Soc per bushel. $50 bbls Mess Beef sold a
=
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Important to Property Holders.--It is said tina,
aome man, nonresident of the State, has set up
lclaim TO the entire tract of land on which the
town Of Helena. Ark, is built, and intends prose-
cutting by suit for it without delay. Az natural
consequence. it has created no little sensation
among the citizens of that place. The Helena
Shield. from which we take the above, is not in.
formed es 70 the grounds on which he predicate.
hs claim ~ ID,
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xx,u JBe4RDsr H.ALru, Newt Orleans, Oct 30. 1851.

Board OF HEALTH. Newt Orleans, Oct. 20. 1851.
WHEREAS, information having been received
that nconsc statements concerning the health of New
Orleans this lime in circulation upon various routes
leading to this CITY, the Board of Health feel that they are
called to inform all persons who interested that this
city has been during the psst season. and the
time entirely exempt from prevailing disease; and the
Board tnke great pleasure in being enabled TO inform the pub
lc that all persons wishing visit this city, those who
risk. $50 e
kssoued therefore, That the city papers be requested to
publish he foregoing extract from the proeeedngs the
Board Of Health. A. ID. CROS5MAN President.
A. HESTER, Secretary. oI
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frcposed Convention. A convention, to be
holden at Burlington, Iowa. to be composed of de-
legatss from the States Of lllinsis, Wisconsin,
Iowa, Missouri, and Minnesota, is in contempla
ton, with the view Of making demonstration in
behalf Of improving the navigation of the Rapids on
the Upper Mississippi River. The proposition is to
ask Of Congress grant Of the public lands for this
purpose.
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Educational Convention. R. ]. Brscken.
ridge, Superintendent Of Public instruction, pro.
poses General Convention Of the friends of popu.
lar education throughout the Commonwealth Of
Kentucky, at Frankfort, on the 18th of next month
for the purpose Of taking counsel together es to the
best means necessary to be adopted at this time,
promote the great cause of education,
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Accsptsd. = The Hon. g. w. Summers, lately
nominated by the wings, as candidate for Governor
Of Virginia, has written letter accepting the NOM
ination. He is in favor Of the Compromise ques.
finn.
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Vsrdict.-At Buffalo, N. Y, in the case Of the
burning Of the steamer Griffith, the jury rendered
verdict against the Eastern Mutual insurance
Company for the sum of S65ll.
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Depsted- lin Philadelphia, Col. DeKorponay, a
Hungarian By birth, has been dsputixed by Mayor
Gilpin to convey, officially 10 the patriotic Kossut
The invitation recently extended him by the City
Council 10 Wait PHILADELPHIA.
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Fiom Havana.
The steamship Empire City, Capt. Tanner, from
| NewYork, Oct II, and Havana, Oct. 10, arrived
At this port last night
The Empire City left Havana at noon on the
lah. The Falcon, from Chagres, not having
arrived II that time, she brings no California
mail.
MI. Klinck viii accept our thanks for the early
delivery Of our letters.
Wilson L. Reeves, Of the Cuban Expedition,
came passenger ON the Empire City, having been
liberated the morning she sailed. She brings also
"A passengers from Havana, and 175 from New
York.
Mr.. John S. Thrashef, late editor of the Faro
Industrial, and who has been very active in his
sf5orn 70 alleviate tho condition of the Lopez
| psisonen, was arrested At Havana by the Cuban
authorities on the morning of the 18TH soon after
the arrival lhe Georgia, from NewO Orleans.
His papers were seized by the Government
officials. Our correspondent, whose letter we
viii publish tomorrow, says that his treatment
hes been altogether gentle, and that he was mot
committed to prison. For the first day he was
merely detained in his own office, and the next
At the residence Of the chief police officer, Of the
district in which he resides; he was not, how.
ever, allowed to communicate with his friends.
The charges against him do not appear nor is
il known BY whose fundamentally he was ar
rested but il is thought that one Of our city
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Quickest ISip-The steamship Mexico arrived
At this port yesterday from Lavaca Bay and Gal
vsston in thirty. eight hours-being the quickes,
trip ever yet made on that route.
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Judge Curtis.-Benj. R. Curtis, Esq., was sworr
10 as Judge Of the United States Circuit Court. b,
Judge Spragua, at Boston, on the 10Th inst.
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
.alfi'ed euxSsserOe r. Co..
"a Magazine street,
CORNER OF akAvIER STREET,

O1O L 1l1lN0 O1k\JlIllINO :
.AIfne0H4 .WXnHAnnsA0 - IN
eACA1'CCG OkAo2bGH7VG ~ IOes
"A MaRaxama atrast
,o.~.. -
ooNN.N " enAvikn sThkkT'
- j., .ad,,.. a. .,. .,,.,,,, 49,. =. nr.n, ,..n,
=" .A''S" W 01' 'fs'eA ''ss- VI nSADA-hAp1
CLOrHINu, amounting 10 ninety thousand dollars
store per receat arrivals stesmship Union Georgia.
anu 'up De'o"e' '''e'eo on' QUIZ "anu'acory' I'll Broad
way Ns~fork,
FALL. AND WINTER CI.0THUNG
49,.
which, for beauty OF style and superiority Of Goods
surpassed In South.
w. voud call m. .,,soo, of an, f,. and h ,,., a, ,
80 - - n,.. -. Urn 90 n ue P'o'. " u'e
our friend, to ca. and ). ,,.m o., .,ocs If
--l' - = - ~ - -''~- "
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING COINS
nav, comni.t, /. x;ns .v.rv .,.,. ~ -, H.. ~,
g.. a.. - Su,am mn. ~rs,n, " w w w sie '"''s'
~ ' oa s'ini DER AMI "hNA cannot DC surpassed having
FrocK and Dress Goats,
French and English Black Cloth p,s.s and Frog. Coats
Do do Baci do do Olive snd 6; Sn R ioe y
- lcloih Polka, !
an.sys Fur sysl s.sL. S''' ''A '''0s '0'
Do Black and Fancy Coor,d Dosssia Upioa do do
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On. Qsssssss gentleman, distinguished
y statesman and soldier, is now in our city,
and has rooms u the veranda. We do not relish
his peculiar, ultra and sectional views, but he ha.
certainly rendered brilliant military services, and i.
entitled 70 personal respect and honors.
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Jsssy observation-disclosures from Buffalo, New
Yosk, Of the 18Th, says that the Jenny Lind mania
il y grestss ever. There was an enormous demand
for tickets TO the concert which she was to give the
next evening.
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d lie d.

On Monday. October 20, DANIEL AHKRN, aged thirty.
three years.
The friends of the family requested attend his
funeral HIS MORNING. from his late residence Orange
street, near Religious street.
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Crockery, China and Glassware.
Samuel IL. Moore r. Co.,
81 CAMP STREET,
HAVE in store and are constantly receiving the
the following article. il the, line. which theyH n
~ s g ss &c C found sfss e ass
S;.sss as;s! SIsSH$
# ss vHas
MOaSe s' GHs and Ens.y u Ss;ich,S pieces
BIsRPIs Meta GaN IPd sIysT Rstsa GAsToRs
sad E6Rks
With a great variety OF other articles OF
House-Furnlshing Goods.
SOLAR LAMPS, GfRoNDoLEs AND ENTRY LAMPS.
Country s'.ds :' at Ssw ois piiss.
NEW FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
= SHERMAN PIERsON. No. l magazine, corner
ssa q E sy ' S5Ss
hD and ys will with any in the Market The
Black. Blue, Blown and Olive Cloth Frook.;
ssp .sH g BISs .IS Sh I D,ss P GSs.
DO DO DO 30 90 30 s &c n F,sSSs s,,..
Drab. Brown and Olive 6ssonsh sI Sac e Uvsrcoas:
E, s. ES g.. ss ss. md
Bnsy Rs .1a Tn c9s Eo SSes ons
Asues Dfowu uAu uIeth Nehi EAngHsn) felersnam sac
Pants.
Black Doeskin and Cloth Pants;
@ Sss IS sssf5 ' T%::s fsse';
Super Scotch NJ Vs Sssm''' do;
Super Black Satin Vests;
10 do Cashmere and Cloth Vests;
Do do Embroidered Cass do; fionts)
DO do Figd GIenadine do, (new style, fly
DO Fancy do do do;
Fancy Silk and Cashmere do;
prab Cashmere and Tweed do;
Fancy Valencia, Alpaca and Barathea Vests;
Bun and White Marssies and Rich White satin Vests.
Boys Clothing.
Boys Black Cloth Frocks;
Col0Ted Cloth Paetots and Sa0s;
Fancy Tweed Sues and PaletOts;
Fancy Plaid and Plain Cashmere Pants
teelmxed and Gray Sstinst do;
Black Cashmere do;
Boys Linen Bosom Shirts and Suspsnders
Furnishing Goods.
Our stock in this line complete every article suitable
Tor q gentemans wardrobe
SSPsI . Armenian hnn and Merno undersirs and Drawers,
~ nue. r!aniel mr., do do;
White Linen Cambria and Silk Pocket Hdkis.
super ltiack and Fancy silk Crvau
Money Belts, Collars, Porte M0anaies etc
k me above goods have been manufactured upder nm,
own supervision and in cut superior We reseetfnv
invite the attention OF the public, confident Thai mn io,
Goods freei, shown. SHERMAN X PETERSON
o.0 No. Magazine street. corner Of Canal
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j. K. GRUMAN n co..
20 MAGAZINE STREET, CORNER GRAvIER,
MANUFA CTUREHS AND IMP ORTERS
- OF every description Of
ENSEllO2lNbLC Hats.
MOLESkIN HATS. SOFT FRENCH HATS,
BEAVER =. MEXICAN =,
SILK :. HUNGARIAN :.
CASHMERE ;. BEAVER 81,
ANGOLA :. B. u. RUSSIA =.
WOOL and GLAZED HATS.
AlsO-Of Mems, Boys, Youths and Chidren's CAPS
PLUSH, OTTER, VELVET,
ARMY, SEAL, CLOTH,
NAVY, HAIR, GLAZED.
Being heavy manufacturers and direct importers our goods
expressly for the South and South and we
confident that can offer
Greater Inducement
Both in style and quality, thar be had other
houses.
II The unsettled business Of BELDRN & Co. will be
closed by us. J. E. GRUMAN T. CO.,
os2u 81 Magazine st,
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/ - NkWT OK Oct. II.
Sales Of Flour 1000 bbls at 50 rs to So 81 per
Dbl. 5000 bushels Michigan Wheat brought "a
to Soc per bushel. $50 bbls Mess Beef sold a,
| SO rs Der Dbl.
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twenty weeks. Students admitted at any Pc
Rod OF a vacation. The fees are S 50 a
Term, and S25 for halfa Term. For this sum stu
dents have the of the Law Library and text
books, and ofthe College Library, and may attend
all the courses of public lectures delivered to the
undergraduates the University.
The instructors ofthe Law School are Hon. JOEL
PARKER, LII. ID. Royal Professor; Hon. THEoPHI-
Lus Parsons, LII. D., Dane Professor; Hon. FRED-
ERIcK III. ALLEN, University Professor, and Hon.
LuTHERS. CUSHING, Lecturer upon Parliamentary
Law, the Civil Law, and Criminal Law. Instruc-
ton ia given by lectures, recitations, and exami-
nations, and Moot Courts.
For farther information application ma Y be made
to either Of the Instructors.
JARED SPARKS, President
CAMBRIDo z, Feb. IL, 1850.
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