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Our baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, November =, 1850.
Tie Reform Conrenilon- Quarrel among the Re
formers Jenny Ltrd--5 ttsnpt 10 Break jail
The Nc Donovgh Ttlt- Lawysrs' Sp,e,iatsons.
The Reform Convention at Annapolis, which
processes to be party free from party bias, has
spent four days in balloting for President, each
party presenting itself in battle array: those elected
on The | nion ticket holding The balance of power,
and refusing TO vote for either the wing or demo-
cratic nominee. The candidate they present "
also known To be objectionable TO both wings and
democrats, being no lees parsonage than William
Cost Johnson, the first mau IN Mary and who
turned his back on Henry Clay, and threw up his
cap for John Tyler. They will continue the aver
SION Of all parties as long as life lasts.
The Front Street Theatre is TO be fitted up for
Jenny Lind, and although not a fashionable house,
will doubtless answer the purpose. Ii is The largest
theatre in the county; btsides which, there will
be about five hundred stage seats. IL will doubt
less seat three thousand persons. The music viii
he arranged by the Messrs Voandts, whose fame
IN The musical world stands very high.
An attempt was made yesterday by man named
Daniel Hunt 10 break out Of the Penitcn'iary. He
had worked about hfteen inches into a stone wall,
and was progressing timely VIII discovered.
The spcCulations Of the lawyers with regard to
the facility with which the will Of John McDo-
noueh could be broken, was yesterday brought TO
n halt by the arrival Of the will itself, accompani-
Cd BY the fact, that Il was arranged and put in legal
form by Jonathan Montgomery, Esq, one Of the
most able lawyers In he Union. That Mr. Mont.
geometry cosld possibly frame an illegal will, is
deemed preposterous, SO that the prospects Of the
heir yesterday, fell ten per cent.
understand that in searching for the heirs to oh.
tain the POWER Of attorney, with which the Hon
Gcyeidy Johnson has gone armedto New Orleans,
a niece Of Mr. McDonoUgh was found, with her
husband aud children occupying garrett room,
ard made an appeal to those who called upon them
for money 60 buy bread for their children. The
niece could neither read nor write, and her hus
hand signtu the power Of attorney.
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days. reported have beaten steamers ens If .h
s British ssd ~as i've days longer passage ssss
ovEnSo, Nov 2En, Ids Br bark n.rslsua for srr.
sAvAsn,A sst Oct Brig WIN Rogers. Simmer. from
TaOsas oe, 10 ship Nsbr..i. reon.. tfreu ss.ux-
sr;s ss"S :a. w 1: ,s%
,sr 1s 1j iSI rsaSs 1 E%y from s
Asrh Hyperion Benjamin. Sc Domingo; schr Sold Hunssr
JArAsco. abs Oct 7sohr Psmapo Of Dresden. s arrlsh
TuEKs ISLAND, Oct 2oship Kossuth. for Horosus 2ad;
M & STA dsys before h ss
Nancy Irss Li.tsasd. wnns 30: IN sultan. w..-
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ps s A S.,:,h sssh; Nays lane ossw Ph
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AveysrA Nov Arr schrs Rio Grande NYork; ssh Phi
BSsTSs. Soy lar ship ss.rso. cror.n. NYsrs: s.rs
& Di Ess SsS s sss csS
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Bishop,
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TeIegraphie Rerorts.

CINctsNsrrt. Nov. 8, 1850.
There s but little doing In -four In our market and
grain is without change business generally Is look
Ing up and the Ohio II still falling
PIrTssUBeH. Nov. g. 1850.
Three hundred and thirty eight shares Of stocks Of
locsl and treign Institutions, disposed CT at
fair price Yesterday, sales were made OF twenty
share. efCbh Mine Copper Company par value being
$40 at sol.
ALHtvr, Nov. 8. 1850.
within the past tseuty -four hours the receipts Of
produce have been as follows Flour, 10 900 barrels;
wheat, $500 bushels corn. 1900 bushels; barley
5000 bushels Flour 10 steady, but not active Wheat
IL steady and firm, with sales OF 5000 bushels
at 81 II. The market for corn u hrmer and holders
demand an advance. The sales have been 900 bush.
els ct 6qc for mixed estern. Barley has axain adj
varced and the transactions have been 20 600
p6c CSC for two rowed and pSe 81 for four row.
ed. Oats are steady. Sales, 800 bushels. at zoe
Prison vhskey is al 25i.e
BrrrAto, Nov s, 1850.
The receipts since our last have been AZ follovs.-
Flour, IN 600 bbls wheat. 200 bushels; corn none
The market for -four 10 dull owing 70 large receirt.-
the ssss have been 1000 bbls. at 80 81 81 IS for
Michigan. Prime Ohio wheat IL In good demand with
sales Of 1900 bushels ct so q Sic A goo a inauirv
exists for Mixed Western is doing a. 5le
Trsights to Albany are, for -four rs re, wheat Ale
and corn l5l
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RuLRoap Casr-An interesting ease vas decided
In hllegsny County Court ON yesterday His Honor
Chief Judge Martin delivered the opipiop Of the
Court. IL seems that the Maryland Mining Company
had summoned jury % condemn that part OF the
railroad Of Mt Savage Iron Company running through
the Nsrrovs claiming right TO construct railroad
n virtss Of their priority 20 date Of incorporation
This the MI Savage Iron co. resisted and the ques-
Ton came before the ceurt 20 the confirmation Of
the award OF the jury Of condem nation which was,
damages 70 the amount ~ s27 in favor Of the Mt
savsge 90. The Court decided that the MARYLAND
Mining Ce., ny allowing the Mt. Savage Co TO con.
denim the Land and construct the road and By using
themselves for the period ef ave years. had waived
their prior right and that the Mt Savage Co.. de-
irving their right from the State in vIrtu. Of It's right
Of eminent domain we're entitled 10 enjoy that right
az long - their charter sristea The case vas VERY
elsborstely argued by hessrs. 4. J. MoKsg and a. NJ
semmes for the Maryland Mining Co. snd By Messrs
v. echlsy snd q. Pearre tor tbs Mount Savage
LEA Sft-CmsnlarS CsstsHi Asr,l,
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WorK IN THE DEPARTMENTS The urgent and
indispe nssbe calls Of public duty have pressed so
heavily upon the Secretaries OF the Treasury and
Interior departments. that they have been com
PEELED 10 adopt this mode " announcing that they
cannot receive visits IN conuexiCn with public bs s
ness, before ~ O'Clock VI and after o o'clock r.
M. OF each day; or at .ny time while at their resi-
dences. The approaching session of Congress rem.
ders IL Of the utmost importance that the Secreta-
res and especially those Of the Treasury and Int
nor departments, should have an opportunity of
devotinR at least one moety OF their time to the
preparatien of those matters ~ business which are
necessary 10 legislation This necessity fully jus-
fifes the determination above announced; and we
do rot doubt that the public, and those gentlemen
who have business with the government, will fully
undt rstaud and sppre ca,e the motives which have
prompted this announcement by these distinguish
ed and faithful public officers --Nat. Int. Nor $.
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per ID fons 90 bales and seroons OF vasf ed Buenos
Ayres were sold at 1870 49,, and 200 bsles wash
ed Cordovs, for Boston account, at ESQ. months
There have been arrivals since our last, and we
observe no particpls alt. ration in rates.
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NOTICE TO NAyICATORs-CUsrON HOUSE. NEW
IN York. Collectors fce, Get I'D, SThe 9Th sectioa
Of Of Congr approved ssth septsmb 1880 sat-
te An Act making appropriations for Lght Houses ghs
Boss Duoys, 40. provides" That hereafter ali buOys
the coast or IN bays harbers sounfs shah
be coored and numbered that passing the
sound entering the hay. hatbor chasne rcd baoys
with umters shall be passed the ttarboard hand
bsek buoys with numbers the pert hand, and
buoys With red black strpes either hand Baoys in
channel be colored with alternate white and black
perpendicular stpes hereby give notice, that ths
visions Of the foregoing viii be carried into effect snd
the changes therein made In the arrangement q
%. huoy the waters of this dstie before the las
Of Nay, 1881. II. MAXWELL Collector.
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MARKATs ELSKWHERE.


ss Esl. s' E;; s stssy:. ssy a. e
s d. 81 g.. d. ksssnS 5 R.s.s sSGo sS ,
!; a. i0e IS @ 70
's s. s:ha hiifissi f;.i a
tto0 Esaaes y: 10 is 80 share: Rssdiss Rsrs.a. So.
s sGG & 20 cy HsSsc
nal ~ iS share. t.iSn Canal iSS Es.dns RsiIrs.S
ltNaysacns @ 500 Fsps:yysu is g. SS 100 *:
S:Tri. (, Canal asl $50 40 aF SO DO IS is0 Reading
BArnSoRS; Nov. 5-Stcck Boa;d-sl,5oO Maryland e,..
road. 7S'; 10 do, ri'ii York and Cumberland RR 2o.
THE CALIFORNIA MONEY MARKET
From the California Courier, Oct. IL
Since the apon the banking houses on the 7th
ut decidedly better feeling has prevailed In the
money market. Confidence appears to have been
trely restored and for all legitimate business there s
money enough. Ii my be said that greater degree
Of caution is observed By capitalists and money lend
mutt be entroiy satisfied ~ith the ssoarity offered
and then willing to accept ratherlower rates than
heretofore The rsnge is still however 10 per cent
per month Loan. de at these rates are usually Of
short duration; "long paper" Is very rarely seen
anoat. and but few capitalists willing TO lock up
their funds for any considerable length Of time Sales
OF nerchandise mostly for cash very short
dit We think safe In saying that the great
than thirty days TO run This 1, emphaticaliy fast
country, and the true policy Is to keep the ball In
motion.
Trade Is good The appreciation Of several leading
staple articles, within short time past has brought
gut epeculators " In force and gratihed to
Know that results thus far highly satisfactory-
The interior trade Is also revving and tho news from
the mining districts, though what mixed IT, pom
the whole favorable. The best evidence of the sue
cess Of mining operations s the increased amount Of
GOLD dust coming TO market which longer COM
mands premium, but Is readily exchanged for SIS so
q $40 per ounce.
We are sorry to observe that OF the gold dust
in circulation Is Of very inferior quality having been
either cleaned careiessy, or aduitersted with black
sand and other foreign matter. We have received
some OF this sort which lost Eve to per cent
being passed through common sitter Dealers should
be their guard against impostions OF this kind In
deed gold dust Ia very iuconvenient article to traffic
with and ccin OF standard aud uaiform value greatly
to be preferred. But we are new country we'll
q fast country and for want Of q better commercial
medium sufficiently ample for the extensive transao
lions OF our market we are conf PEELED to adopt the
primitive mode Of barterpg the products Of our soil
for those Of othtrlands-a bush.l Of gold dust,
or lees. for a cargo Of -four
City Stock scrip at three per cent interestJ rs So
State Scrip, so asked. no bidders
Exchange on London, 80 days par. "a IS per pound
sterling Exchange on Atlantic cities at sight par
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Fnsscn8crs hrrtveO.
MARsrIrIrs-Barh Byrvn-F Nichols, retre.
Lospos.Bsrh Aotrcss-r Wright, Mr. walden Mr. 0ss
james and lady. Mr. Bursey, Mr. Bell.
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SHIPPING.

EoR sAvAENAn--sATURDAY, NOVEMBER is ATt
ociook IRON pier n H., the new and suIeror steam
freight passage sPply TO SAbL H. MITCHELL 12i Prons
street. forNew Oflean passengers viii hni the above
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Cle0ro0s
casat and St
.hs n1.Hpssl esans snsH CO. JssR
Tucker Nor..ss, stanton COlumSiss. ksreen. Araa
RSri-Unon Besohsr M.rseiiles Bssoher Draper Dew
BIis'1ysrs FGso, silye M.raph.n. EK Corning Ann
Sphea DHs rsrs N sa
Johnson johnson, Hsrbor leland; NOrna Mott,
ssssie, To- geha BEN. Iosdsn. PGssslpSia Elm City
ir''''' new hA''h' Arrived.
n 60 anshp Africs. Lsng Lverpooi Oct % Al isx
saw steamship Aa Judkns hence for Liverpool $40 miles
U t.snship chsrOiee windie Chasres. DC. a. and
kingssn H. ss VIA specie and 70 Rowland
ship Crescent sOddard hsncs for chasres The has
had sss i ,m ns ss' MIL Jon.
nyerroO 50 days. with ndss and 263 passengers TO Pill
ssp n,d.r. COT rs.Ts'sss Ams. I'm days. with
Ss ana %cr s aa G iSsden S With and
$50 20 Cook smith. No date Ia. as len 81.
= cssdsr
Sswhsslvish. oetls la. a. Ion g. spoke bark Duchess
BAH csTl ispin. Dublin. Sept 90 in ballast With
Sss.Ssrs N.vry IS days. in ballast and
Bark Amnsrland toidgl fshrs. Bremen. ~ days, with
n ssri inf sypsI. TpsSu H a. with ma
n.s,., Left eis,siss Sept N 60 With saras Helen Crisis
siis ,.shaassi ssnsis Win Turi fsssndsn.
BIis vsloey OBJ W6li: w.s.rfess Ire in s.a,. and
br Lsoy uVunu n Oet " iou "
the WRECK Of vessel about 30 burhen, with her
fore and main mat close By the deck she had letter
on her stern.
Brig TaIno Berry. Palermo. Sept with mdss. to Cham
berlain Phelps.
BIs Kt. Dane ornOeo River is days with hides &C. to
Harteck q Co.
Brs Rsady Rhine tBrl Card, PietOu, days. with coal
to Soule. hitnty Co.
Brg Dssh lBri corsiyou Sydney cB, days. with coal.
TO master.
BIs Are.urus nrL Harrington. Sydney Ms. with coal to
Soule, Whitney n Co.
Brg EAzepIa Coson, Doboy Island. 13dsys with yellow
pine Tth inst while at anchor in the lower bay,
into by . sohr and bad jibeoem carried svsy.
sehr Moses srng Stcn Tabasco. 20 days. with wood to
master Oct - Int 81 "a Ion rs spoke schr John Randall
hence for Savannah; Slst OF HaterAs, passed sehr
Powell, % Brookhaven, stsnding N.
sehr Arrowsic, Proble, Albany tor Boston.
Below.
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In Milford Mass. Nov :. ~ Rev. P. Pond, Mr.. Wv.
prrrEr. Of SEN Fran .isco. Cal. TO Miss CaRotr~r
daughter offs Dean, Esq Of Milford
On Tuesday evening. Oct. e, by the Rev. Mr. Rem.
ipeton CHss wHittocE to Miss HsERfor M.cvrv both
AZ 81. Johns Church, Tth inst, By Rev Harvey
Finch Mr. Csc A TaIoA to Miss C.tH,stVg i wen
daughter Of the late William Webb. both OF shreus
bury n J., formerly Of New Yotk.
ON Monday evning Nov 4, BY Rev. 2. w Gslsen.
bsinsr Mr. Jou~ MowrtaY, 10 Mis-, Esty M,rup,
daughter Cf Augustus Y. Csmmtyer. Esq
In the city Of Brooklyn. on Wednesday evening Nor
g. by Rev. Daniel Curry. Capt GEoBeE BLaiR to Mics
M.Ey H. eldest daughter Of Caleb Leverieh, Eco all
Of the fcrmer place
On the 9Th instant a. Grsvesend. L 1 BIZ the Rev
Samuel r. johnson. Mr.. william D. NIcSg. Of Brook.
Ign 10 Mrs Lucs ETA L. H., daughter Of james Cole,
bi,d-At west Boylston. Mas, Oct H. Mrs Lor.
iss wife CT Tattell n White. Msrried-At worceeter
Nov e. Mr.. TsRrtIt IL. WHltE, Of West BoJstcn, TO
Miss AprfISrA B.LL. OF Rutland sister Of Mrs Lou.
ks white, deceased Oct u as above.
Died.
ON Fridsy morning Nov. 8, ct hslfrast 8 o clock,
Jop~ J,ctis Csptsin ~ the fret troop New YORK.
German Hu,fsrs eyed 90 years. months and. days
1he friends Esd scdusintsDces, and the members OF
No TO- D. Of q ". and the members Of Mount
Horeb Epes mpment. No IL o. OF o ". are respect
fully invited 70 attend his funeral from his late rest
dence, No 81 Canal street, on sunday morning, Npv
10, at bslf-psst H. His remsins viii be conveyed to
Cre.pvood Cemetery. Baltimore papers ples.e copy
ON FRIDAY morning, Nov q In the Seth year OF his
sss lows Cisnrsrs native Of Bsnsgher Kings county
ns friend, ere requested to attend hi. funeral,
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$500 :

A PRRFEcr SAFEGUARD AGAINAr ouACxEsr 10
IA found IN nr. Ralrhs "practi Al Private rrratiss
ssssT., y@sss"s and py.T sosethsr .its recipe.
.aspted the cf every Nirtk edisor ga ~ vita
Tree, hT rsss " ~
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One ship, and one barb,

Ships Bavaria, Anthony for navre, and Others
The steamer Baltic (CoIns went down the bay yes
tefdsy morning. on q trial trip.
The shire Uoratio Crocksr for Shanghai aud the New
World Knight for Liver pool anchor At the SW Spit
Nov s-wnd at meridian Me- With rain sunset, n, do.
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DE- MORRISON CONTINUES TO CURE CERTAIN
assesses in their worst fofna without leroury sud
recent srectiens In lev days Thoss debftics asA
secret habit eeeed irrsmedfa-
hsnatled 2 cure from prsctice Of thirty years
Fulton street. ~'f'N"-~ ~ @'~ WV 49,
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Cotton Trade.

in this ttapi-, In the ports Of this
J, up to the latest dates, In each OF the past
ears, have been as annexed
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Notice to Mariners.

REpoRr SURVEYING CoNMIssroS.-The following 10
the report OF Lieut. VIM Macarthur based upon his
nosance e the North West Coast from Monterey the
mouth Of the Columbia and Of the bars and channels Of that
river
West Ceas Of the United States from Monterey to the
mouth Of the Columbia River.
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Foreign Mails.
Herald Marine Correspondenoe.

Auived-Ship WIN Penn (pktD OFrrrell Liverpool bril-
Alfereta White. Boston; schr Phenx, Sproul do.
Ceared-Brg Folus, Moore Marsslles; schrs Mary Mer
shon, Sprague, Troy, NY; Globe, sears, Cambridge.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-02

LOCISNlLLE-Per steamer Aley Scott SIS bbs pork
y eks bacon, 40 ties hams Martin, Owen &co9S bis beer
teilOwes Moot do apples BlscOe Simms-tO bales
hemG surges Adams ScoSo hhds tobacco kennett SEQ
% bales cotton Pickett, Perkins &cO-33 10 MEG egor AZ
Aoway-2l do MOOn Titus &eo2'0 els rome, cka bacon
% bds twine Parmele Bro-Spr bellows Foger &co
"a bedseads Buck X Peck-9O bNs starch A Cochran
co. DO mdse MmgaJe Branan4O bblS apples, y sis
Snurleym5lo bbls potatoes uonely X Bezin59 do G w
'nes-Sl do etc MuTphy-5O do, 20 do apples 4 Shearr
I SG poaoes, 80 Ks peas 59I do corn Z MITCHELL BIS
hnt * SKIS beans + e FTche &eo-lg bbls flour l. DO
oS p r. buyer, bgs feathers W Wright &co1g IBIS
~ oole tro-l pkgs mdse w Rousseau do Bran.
ue I';r " iiiH3als &eo-rOtai So bales cotton
la A. u steamer Uncle sam: 973 SKIS Duffy
IA n, A do bran ana shorts w w Peyton-
w oa'9s durham 31 hXs candles Armstrong Law
10 oHaccO Wing tleld Thee Suo-IS do Bpat
~ ieRgeu &cO-l do mdse WaIrrs Ncg&I 10 ~ NsTti,@J
us iool5 * bio-hS plgs lesd Budierke ScosI los
MInut y Eolsdae $40 bales hemp Patmsp n Rro-tSO
es rye SnpE q iaaden2 bNs bad kepnett nV &c-i39
~, M a N Say SeP-ooo sis corn Horu Gayle &co-
llu Dds Hour X X Gedes-U1 10 IopnuIlv - M.
Hbaoeo Wmte Seo1S5 do, ~ bales cotton BTsnesT WI
hams Sgo-e thsEty Henderson &co-sl q Nj F,nrtI y
pp-aa WH. hti Williams Sqo--a9 aTd 4 jot,s-IIuIN I,
tisHNs=lg h'sslss! NiEaH &Bsssl q Isgkl ssS,.ssi
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l. The streets to be graded the grades given by the Sur
and be thoroughly Tammed or rolled solid and even
previous to laying the seepers for the road bed
The sleepes TO be laid lOngudnay, with their ends
tapping, and to he firmly rammed and inch of sbarn
be filled in between them, forming RECT and even sur.
face for the panks In the middle and each end nf
every sleeper there will be 2nGh wooden pin driven hrou
it, and into the ground, to a depth OF 3 feet.
The top blanks wi be closely laid of inches
with their under face touching the eepers and ground
throughout the whole EXTENT and be fastened by impressed
boat spikes at each sleeper
4. The side stope OF the road on Calope street will be
panked per plan the bottom of the gutter and be
Curey fastened 10 the sOpg ribs 49,
). A wooden gutter IA inches wide will be laid on each
side OF the track according the plan in the Mayors Office.
The lumber for eeners and road bed will be COMPOSED
the best hard yellow pine free from sap other defect cacu
lated TO impair its strength durability and OF the following
Sleepers, by 9, in any length over 10 feet.
Top plauks, 3 by y, 20 feet long.
The cutters and side Slopes viii he COMPOSED of best cypres
seperS by D. and pauk by Il, length over 10 feet
The rOad-beds Throughout " i BE- % fee in width,
PdUmeRtS-The portion of the Municipality to be pad II
cash. on the completion and acceptance OF the work by The
surveyor, twohirs by bills the properly huers, 10 D
paid within thirty days. GEO r. nu NEAR,
SurVpvpt SarnU
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ARTS, ENGRAVING, ETC.
DAGJ TALBOThPB HYAlO.
TYPE GALLERY.
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RTAGUIRE N HARRINGTON, having purchased from
WI the U-Ngneea Of w. Talbot the patent night for the
Of his Iabptype process the States of Louisiana,
Alabama, FLORIDA, Georgia and Texas beg ifHya call the
attention of the public 70 their gallery Of specimens in this
new department Of Photography.
The Tabu1 we taken upon paper ivory, gIass, metal
and variety Of other subHsnces, the first possessing the
decided advantage of easy s1slss0ity by mail be
enclosed IN letter, made 10 ad0 the pages Of book
preserved / a uDr folio.
The Ta5oype emNsstly rssapt'bls Of ooorng so that
the picture can be finished aay degree eTei by the sitter
every variety Of and color OF the irapery and
pexion color Of the and hair, be faithfully dahn
Gated.
The TgDOype represents the sitter without any
effect; a upon the night cheek, appears
the right cheek.
The Taboype can be duplicated 10 any exlsnt without
the additional trouble Of another sitting. After thg irs
impression taken copies be furnished future
time upon simple application by letter otherwise.
N B.-M Y II. being furnished with every facility the
prosecution OF this ready dispose Of right
Tor the States sneclhsl with thorough Instructions.
DAGU ERREOTlPE PES they profess 20 take quicker and
better than any other establishment the word. FHeI
perfect likeness Of child OF months IN one
sanpni CnRFvp- Imhl If Ma 4 CA MP Street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-02

will be that decrease OF 1913 bbs has taken place
within north.
Beef-At the Inspection warehouses found the stock
on the inst comprise bbs and 2lS h bbls Mess $50
hbs and 30 hf bbs Pnme l4S bb and IS h bbs NJ o. % bb
B. Sc bbs and S9 hf bbls inferior and damaged, all
6l2 bbs As hf bbls, and II tierces.
BacOn-Sides and retailing at 7aGs, and Should
at 70 % h.
Lard-Between 800 and 200 kegs prime sold at 71ac.
WhskY-Firm at the advance, with sales of us
bbls in several lots, at 26c.
EXchange-No alteration.
FreightsA ship taken for Hayre for Cotton, and
a Bremen ship for Glasgow at 7-l6l.