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Private Academy.

He undersigned have employed Mr.
GroReE MoRRIs, A. g., 70 super
iltead the instruction CT their scns for
iae ensuing year. tir. Morris comes
well recommendation as regards sound
scholarship and moral character.
As the number TO lie taught in their
own families is small, the undersigned
feel wiiiingto sdnit a few young gentle
nen from the vicinity TO the privileges
Of shis schoei, On the following low
terms:
Terms fer the entire scholastic year Of
ten months.
Common English Branches. together with
Book keeping, the Elements of Phil
osophy, Chemistry, Sc. $4,000.
The Latin AID Greek Languages, and
the higher Branches of the IIathcnat-
ics, including Algebra, Geometry,
Plane and Spherical Trigonometry,
Mcnsuration, Surveying, Physics, As
tronony and CONVERSATIONS 1000.
II Board, Washing, Sc. 5000.
Board can be had in the families of1he
Undersigned, or in others in the ilumedi-
Gle vicinity.
Those wishing to acquire a thorough
English, Mercantile OF Classical Ednca-
ton, vii! do well to avail themselves Of
the present opportunity.
The school will open on Monday 23L,
Of October. I843.
FOUNTAIN MERIWETHER.
THOMAS NJ. LEWIS.
frairierillc, Pike County, Missouri.
Oct. Dist, 1913. 4w5l.
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NOTICE,

FFNfD>E who know themselves 10 be in
H. debted to u Undersigned either br
note or book account. will please take notice
mat MUST have money. And unless they
come forward and mike immediate pay
ment, ! shall! be compelled TO place their
notes aud accounts in TIE hands of an officer
for collection. The receipts OF Folwell &
Crane for hides will be received R.cash.
JAS. w. CAMPBELL.
Nov Eth. leI3. c.
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Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby gIycn. tia; |
" am authorized 10 settle the bust
mess of Mrs. Ann King. oi Pike coun-
tI deceased, and hereby call urnn
those Indebted 10 SAID deceased. to
ray up. will also ray all just debts
against said deceased.
SAMUEL S. KING.
Nov. 11th. 1913. 3vo
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ANOTHER NOTICE

consequence OF the prolonged
absence of my Agent. James o.
Broadhead. Esq J have taken the
notes & accounts due me, out of his
hands, und will attend TO the c~olIec-
ton OF them myself. Those knowing
themselves indebted had better make
payment Immediately and save cost,
as must lave money. / nav be
found in Bowling Green for a few
days, after that | expect t. be at the
residence OF Judge Mcqueen on
Owns Greek.
3. T. COALTER.
Bowling Green, Nov 18th I645.
2W3
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.


NOTICE is hereby given, that the
undersigned has obtained from
the Clerk of the County Court of
Pike county. letters of Admiuistra-
ton upon the Estate of James C. Du-
vail, deceased, bearing date the
7th OF Nov. l64S. All persons hav.
ing claims against said estate, are re.
qucsted to exhibit them in one year
from the date of said letters for al
lowance, or they may be precluded
from any benefit of said estate; and
IT such claims are not presented with
IN three years from the date of said
letters, they will be forever barred.
FRANCIS c. DUVALL,A Admir-.
Nov. 18th, I343. 2. 3w
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EIiE subscriber as agent or owner
L. has FOR sale the following lands.
&c. viz: 4 acre ground with house
ard her Improvements thereon, in
the town Of Bowling Green, being
the former residence Of Tie late Lew
is Rogers. Esq. Improvements are a
comfortable dwelling house with two
rooms. eSiies kitchen. convenient
out houses, stables &c-carden and
ward wei! cEcioSed. and set with a "a
Tietv olChGiae Tearing fruit and shade
tree, well &c. This place is very
pleasantly situated. and viii make a
desirable residence :or Il small family,
and al be obtained low for cash.
Also stone house an tie south side Of
the public square in Bowling Green,
wIih two town lots connected with il
ofG0 by 100 feet each. Frame house
south side Of puLlic square in Bow
ling Green. now occupiedas tie Rad
cal Printing Otice-with one lot 70
four. connected. as nav suit tie pur-
chaser. GO acres unimproved land.
8 ro+ miles y. Westerly Of Bowling
acres unimprovcd land
iour miles Forth ives, of Bowling
greer. prairie and timber. between
Palmyra md P&ris roads--CO
acres land with an Improvement. IN
county oI Audrain. 25 miles 5.
OF Bowling Grecn--l2G acres
'ani with Improvements. q miles
north If Bowling Green-20O acres
land. adjoining and near 20 Bowling
in two different tracts. 40
acres improvcd-al~O n number Of
building lots in Bowling Green, some
vacant, and Others improved.
LEVI PETTIBONE.
jG'v 29th. IG43. t--38
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STATE OF MISSOURI, ! S..
In the Lincoln Circuit Court, November
Term, 1913.
Among the records and proceedings of
said Court. made on the sixth day of
said term, is the following, to wit:
Louisa llagood, by her nextO Bill in
friend Richard Estis Comp't. Chancery
James A. Hagood, Deft. Divorce.
AN motion of the complainant by her
~ solicitor, it is ordered by the Court
that the said defendant, James A. Ha-
good, be notified by a publication of this
order IN some newspaper printed in this
State for eight weeks successfully, the
last insertion 10 be at least four weeks
before the next term of this Court, that
said complainant has filed in this court.
her bill Of complaint against him p~raying
for a divorce from the bonds of matrimo-
ny by her contracted with said defend
ant. Therefore the said James A. Ua-
good, Is required 10 appear in this court
on the first day of the next term. 70 bc
begun and held at the court house in tho
town OF Troy, in and for said county of
Lincoln on the first Monday in MAY
next, n answer said petition of the
complainant or the same will be taken for
confessed against him. And this cause
is continued.
l, FRANCIS PARKER, Clerk of the said
Court, do Gritty that the foregoing
order is truly copied from the re
cord in my office.
~ Given under my hand and seal
Seal. of office, at office, this 2Stb dav
~ of November, 1913.
FRANCIS PARKER, Clerk.
Per HENRY PARKER, d. c.
Dec.2 2, lS43. 81
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L. 4. Fahnestock's Vermifugc,
Sure R.ne!p for II orms.

3, A.. FAliNESTDCK'S Vermi-
Ef. iuge, = Perfectly Slfs and Ger
tain Cure for Worms. Certificates
Of its efficacy can be seen at the
store cf tie subscriber sufficient IN
satisfy the II ost incFeiLIous. We Of
ter the following as a prcof Of lis ff-
igcsr-.
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Administrators Notice.


NOTICE is hereby given. that the
undersigned has obtained oF the
Clerk "i the County Court cf hIont-
cumcry County. letters Of Admins
%ratI1n,.n the eStarc"l Minerva Brown
decd. dated Nov. I4;h. 1913. ali per
snrs indebted 10 sad estate. are re-
qncs.ed to make Immediate payment.
All persons having claims aroins, said
estate. are requested TO exhibit them
properly authenticated. within one
year from the date of said letters OF
they may he precludrd from having
any benrfi, "i sad estate. and il not
exhibited within three years, they viii
be forever barred.
PIilLANDER DRAPER. Admir-.
Nov. 95'h. 1913. 3uk.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the
" undersigned has obtained Of the
Clerk Of the County Court of Pike
county, letters Of Administration on
the estate Of Elias Williams, deceas-
ed. dated October 9Th 1343; all per-
Sons indebted To said estate, are re-
qnested to make immediate pay
all persons having claims against sail
estate. are requested 10 exhibit them
properly authenticated, within one
wear from the date of slid letters or
they NAV he prerluded from having
any benefit Of said estate. and if not
exhibited within three years, they
viii be forever barred.
EVE WILLIAMS, Admr'x.
November 18th, l843. sws.
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Fine lands EGE &sgEe.

-@-y E2Sa-%4-s
THE subscriber o.icfs !ar seln, 10
tbs couuties Of R,l's {. LOWS,
1880 scTas offRs farming Lani. ms,
Of II P,a'r,e eUi Il part w"oi land. ?
PSI; Of this Lanl, in Lomis comfy, is
en- ia read between Monticello art
TaI.y, adjoining the "0ls'ny iarrl."
Tia! in RaHt, is near tic Marion nc
within = few miles Of Palmyra. LIS
we., ua,s:ad, and in cvcrv rosHeci.
saa.7abie Lsnd, either far Tobacco.
Eomp, or Wheat. II will be sold
Low, and divided 20 .;ii: pu-cha<ors.
Tide perfect. Particulars mad known
On application 80 tie subqc-hnr in
81. Louis. GEO. K. EUDD,
a., Water Street.
s.. Tonis, Nov. 3!.lG43. 9
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OF

County cf Pike.
Simeon 7. Robinson, Clerk of the Cir.
cult Court for said county, certify that the
foregoing j. a time cory Of the order.
go In testinony whereof. | hereto SET
}Seal my hand and stix the seal of ,o;a
~ court, at "Gce in Bowling Green,
in said county, this the 2Sth of November,
A. ID. 1873.
s. P, ROBINSON, Clerk.
DecembeI pad. l-43. Sw:5
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STATE OF MISSOURI, ! s..
County of Pike. So
Pike Circuit Court, October Term, 1913.
John ''.'; : Bill for Divorce.
ETOU the said defendant, nre hereby M
Il tilted That the said complainant, bv
il. II. Buckner his solicitor, files hi, bill
accompanied with his affidavit, that you ar.
d non resident of this State, PRAYING tLe
Court TO grant him a decree dIssolving the
bonds of matGmony he %etofore contracted
and entered into with you the said defend.
ant, Whereupon it is ordered by the court
that you the said Rebecca Billmeyer, be.
snd appear, before said court, on the first
day of the next term thereof, to be bcgnn
and held at the Court Ilou.e in Bowling
Green, within and for said county CT Pike.
on the second Monday Of April next, and
answer said bill or the same will be taken
as confessed, and the pray OF thereof grant
ed accordingly, and il is further ordered
hy the court, that a copy OF this order be
Published in some newspaper in this State
for eight weeks successively. the lat in.er.
tion to be at least fauI weeks, before the
commencement OF the next term Of tbi,
cCutt, to which time said cause ia c~on,inn.
ed.
The New York herald., 1844-11-11

The lowest point touched through the week was on
Friday, which day the result Of the election in this
State was decidedly known and the Presidential confess
settied gradual falling of in stocks has been ex.
perienced since Monday last account of the compex
ion1 OF political returns. Yesterday slight improve
ment took place. and operators appear to have partially
recovered from the fright produced by the settlement
the question: but do not believe in an on
that account to great extent This market is no
loaded with stocks that prices be sustained The
money market steadily tightening and the rate of in
terest gradually increasing The banks are drawing in
their stock loans and the Indications in favor
OF further reduction intock operations and in prices
Many have been large holders Of stocks In ancipation
OF the election Of Mr. Clay and his defeat being decided
very large portion Of these stocks will be thrown into
the MARKET and sales of them forced This will without
doubt cause decline until these weak operators have
got rid Of all their stocks and left the market Operations
VIII then become based on the events OF the day. and
prices settle down to level in accordance with the
actual value Of the stocks represented than during the
course Of any speculation growing out Of anticipated
results Of an election any other subject We have no
doubt but that speculation in every species Of property
Tor some time to will be very limited that every
Individual and every department Of trade must depend
more upon their own than ever before per
msnency in the commercial policy Of the il
and with that before the people, can
be made understandingly, and basis that will NOT
prove weak.
Annexed will be found table showing the exnorts
from this port for tea months of years s4s and 1874
showing the increase and decrease in each article
The New York herald., 1844-11-11
PORT OF NEW YORK, NovEmsER II.
suN RnEs. ......... .....7 aI NOON SETS 50
SUN sErs............4 81 HIGH wArER.... Q AZ
ArrIvca.

Arrived
steam ship Marmora Page 80 hours from Charleston with
20 ORDER saw ships Swanop from Boston, and
store ship Erie. Lieut.. Com Turner 81 hour. from
il SnP Finland {1ey, symmes days from Portsmouth, NH
to g. M Fowe Co lsh ut la, % TO- Ion 49, saw vessel
been IN that situation two three months " ~
Brig Frances Lord How from River Gambia Africa Oc,
10, with mdse, 70 McCracken 4 Livingston @'''' o''
rg mSIto Forbes % days from Rio Gande. with hides
Brig Gilbert Hatfield Powell days from Belize Hon with
iogMood % = Collins; &c tons do feet mahogany r.
for soEmas spt sails &c Brig Florida Banco Tor HYort
.roe ~ s,s % re supposed that she off Havana
Ss wood ddr0n Es DAYS 81 days from KINGSTON with
Bsiz., Hon days. Laurie Lett brig Sea Flower for
N British brig Joseph Ham, Holmes 10 day. from windsor.
British bsg Icons iswe 10 days from Windsor Ns.with
% Sms R.aa. Card II days from Sydney Co. with
Brig Bourne, Josselyn. days from ST. Marks with
cks b1s sis h do rasns 80 lars ~nes aoo
~ Kegs do 795 bxs lemons 4s7 cks $50 kegs Asu
schr Erin Gardner days from Norfolk with mdse to the
schr r. Taylor, Jameson, days from homaston wild, lime
schr suana Norton days from Madison with lumber, to
master. $3.50 ' N'' -
schr Rising Sum- Plummer days from Madison with lum-
Der, to master. 80
Schr Renown, Lowell days from Boston with mJs. ~ H.
4 j. Herrick. '' ~ '' - -
schr Banner. Chase days from Boston, with mde-bound
TO Albany. ~
Below.
One ship, two brigs unknown.
~ All the outward bound We ,sels have returned and an
chored at Quarantine.
The New York herald., 1844-11-11

Died,
On the 9th inst, after lingering Illness Mrs MARY
"a uearr

Died,
On the 9th nst after lingering illness, Mrs MARY
GALLAGHER, aged SO years.
Her friends and acquaintance, and those OF her
James Hugh Michael and John, respectfully invited
to attend her funeral this Monday, afternoon at 81 o.
clock from her late residence No so East Broadway
On Sunday morning, the 10Th inst after long and
severe illness of the typhus fever, JoHr AIMS the
thirty year Of his age eldest Of Jacob Aims
Esq.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral without further notice. from
the Methodist Episcopal Church in Allen street. Tues
day afternoon at two O'Clock.
On Sunday morning, the 10th inst, ELLEN RiELLy, in
the seth year Of her age, daughter Of the late gren
Reilly, merchant Of the city Of Dublin and native of
county Longford Ireland
Her friends and acquantances respectfully invited
to attend her funeral this Monday afternoon O'Clock
from her late residence, No. 22i Second street.
On Sunday morning, the 10th inst of short illness,
JON. FaASc. CopcurT, the youngest Of Henry and
Sarah Ann Merriam
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral at his fathers residence No
rs Charlton street. this Monday afternoon at O'Clock
On Sunday morning. the 10th inst, after short but
painful illness, JoHN CALDWELL MuLLIeAN youngest
Of the Rev. John Mnllgan
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this ondsy) afternoon at
o'clock from the residence Of his father No 3sa Broad
The New York herald., 1844-11-11

Excess OF imports over exports in months $4383 82
The bsance against us in the foreign trade of the pot
Of NewYork has increased October So a6s sls and with
out doubt will about the per cent Of the two
remaining months in the year. making the total balance
against us for the not far from fifty millions Of dol
and swelling the total value Of the importatons to
soou' eighty Millions This is very large, but be
disposed Of II the future supplies much larger
than the demand The serious losses on large portion
OF the imports this fall will undoubtedly have an in.
nuence on the movements of foreign manufactures in re
gard to the spring trade and check the disposition
80 general among that class flood this msrketwth their
goods We think the time has gene by when foreign
manufacturers can find markets In this country to very
great extent. and any attempt to do so without any re-
gardto the demand, must invariably be attended with
severe losses The foreign trade Of this port this fall will
prove runous to many engaged cripple the
OF many more
The Banks Of New Orleans have made their monthly
report for October compared with several made previous
1t shows slight expansion
The New York herald., 1844-11-11
Ph1ladelUhl0.
[Corresp ondence Of the Herald.l

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8, 1874.
There is no news Of any interest or importance
here to-day The wings have lost their money
the democrats are reiolcing-and the excitement
has partially subsided.
The interchangeable Recorder, and his officer Ma
slnnis, have arrested the burglars who robbed the
Office of the U. 5. Marshal in this city. Their
names are John Fsgan and Charles Gerard Megon-
egal. Two huadred dollars of the stolen money
was found on Pagan when he was taken into Gus
tody. He is an old convict He was shot through
the body fighting with the Native Americans at the
kensingon riols-was taken up for dead ard car
RED to the hospital, and finally recovered.
The New York herald., 1844-11-11
Baltimore Cattle MARKET.

The supply OF Beef Cattle mark vt this week has been
full and both packers and butchers hsve ber
ally at prices about equal to those of last week. The
700 head OF which 400 taken by packers and by
butchers at prices ranging from 81 80 to per OOlb
on the hoof equao SO 81 rs net On Thursday 95 head
OF fresh Cattle came in and offered together with
those left a the of the week and so
sold at 81 so 81 per 100 lbs tine hoof in quality.
Live hogs have come in freely and about 1000 head
have been offered In the of the week. We note
sales OF several parcels to packers embracing probably
about 800 head prices ranging from SO 623 to
100 lbs averaging about So 5 some smaller sales have
been made s. Packers disposed pretty
literally but the unfavorabe state of the weather for
several days past has operated to their dsadvanta age
The New York herald., 1844-11-11
IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE

nOCTOR EVANS, No. 2g8 Pearl street, near Beekmaa
- New York has been forty years in the sue
cessiu practice Of physic and surgery particularly curing
secret disease gless old obstins,s ncr eanee the
kinds of vendors make money matter how; they
all physicians you believe their long putting
tisemen and forged regular diplomas
Il u Of the greatest for the unfortunate choose
experienced DIR. r. the oldest
~ this ciy his practice his astonishing
after they have been expei- the Hospitals ncuabe His
Offices we'll arranged for privacy Call 2Sa Pearl street.
az. +. .aayincsd His "hass.s reasonable and all
cases are suai ian'era nj, item
WILLIAM sCHARFENBER0 4 FEKD LUIS b,c I.ave
~ e inform their friends and the public gensra .s, they
have formed Coparnehip for the importation of Forcsn
hnsc the sale Of which they have opened Depot at the
so Jo broadway near tianaln street, where may b
German and Italian Composer we'll all the latest prblic
tons Of which they will always have complete
published in Europe.
N Italian Strings Of qnalty Violins
nAIW &c. &c. nllve. Wire, hosin, &c. o3 Inns
The New York herald., 1844-11-11

sion within the past few months account OF the coming
forward Of the new crops and the additional facilities
quired to bring them to market The crops that sec
ton are unusually large this year. and have no doubt
but that before the lot Of January next the Southern
banks generally will be called upon for increased loans to
q very large amount
The New York herald., 1844-11-11
SOCIETY LIBRARY.

GWun ~ DWntOny ava l$OfiIrd street.
1R VALENTINE the nelneator Of American Peculiar.
- ties and SAMUEL FRANCIS. ia. ~ his Comic Lecture
OF Wen and Manners Original Scenes Strange Adventures and
Monday Erening, Nor III.
saAMmrOpenngR Remarks, showing the Ups aud Downs
Of Life; Courting by Rule; Mehodesl Arrangement; My Frst
Visit Ball Original Story of My youthful Days con-
senins Three HUNDRED and Fifty ChipnueLs short
taces; Country Courts with limitations nf Judge Witness aud
Lawyers; Old Maids and Busyhodes; illustrated
by sheep's head; My Second Visit Bs He'll Scene at
the American Hotel Rail Road Adventure Hypochondriacs;
Learned ignorant W.men Debating Societies. Characters from
Snake Creek Long Island Mus County Schools Hungarian
Singers, with limitations, &c, NC
Doors oren at half past commences st7h o'clock
Tickets 30 cents {? be- had at the Asor Franklin and Wasry
Houses at Howafds Hotel and at the door 10 3tsnc
The New York herald., 1844-11-11
n11ScellnncOun Record.

PACKET SHIP WELLiSGToN, for London will sail TODAY
at 70 o'clock Her letter bags will Glpns Letter
Office at half-past II,
R of and Gs New days from
a. 's gale s 9 T hs Isle Of pss spoken 2, p lat p
s saPgsa her
plaster while Of 1esi S. f @
9asa ne hs % cables and run on Nantucket Bar She
Ts :. $ sss S ss. r. Af r,.
poS va: fallen H. wh on Thursday last of Hare
s &
ashore danS ,e Ss s..es .som
had ss ss ssf wssa sssr
The North America proceeded down yesterday up
for E%y Smith ri s.ss s's m Wsae .aa
o AID & se wan apax Inn, has
Coleman; Pacific Ocean Chase West Atlantic Cid stS 3d.
spoken 9Th u la, Ion a-Sy Mary ASer o AZ his
port.
spoken.
81 ss1 az 'sft' isia"sas Ss
Ion a5 sO-by the Trojan at this port = 'A' = o.
Foreign Ports.
SD As ssrE k.s S' S%srs
Ia,
CArs P.IaA. Aug ss"sd Splendid Daly FIN Providence
MossoyIA, sepsa-sd Aalana, Johnson from NYork for
Aug 10 no9 0% M0Ga for Gaep.
ieeward brig Porpose, Craven cruising of Gaenas
%s% fs: s:9 eoos
ss fESs sSs 70. Boston, A
's '' Cha. Hammond 70, NYo.1
s Sea- G hsEaad s9y hf
4h Lady Sea,on, Dul and Onyx Massey London Symne.
try. Brown. sanderl,nd; Ida, Robinson, Huh.
H0me Ports.
NYGi %o.o" deF.nd .1S,:f1ss %; Gso
Sss.:ssaS "" Ssiid Huron sSs sSsit; Ss SYa;1
port, Tangoa, shne for Chareson Ontario Staples from
Y: Hssssii sG:A tsS:sf$gs Pc ss
Sd lt%snd' c0~s Motto
wssca FSdfs sS Sys
hes POST SGs 'A Susan s'oo Boston,
!, saLEn, Nov s-AIr Rehm9nd. Kilbom Georgetown DC;
SS sTs Bs. ss ssssS
and R %
%f s PsA1 WRITES Riffs Sxs Gibraltar sss ss X".sS.
c ese's GsSs oS pk Ti.ess es
SfSxS sn. MESss Mo.. 4!sssads Aid sIoddsid
tIsai s%ssG. sFi Bake. si%s
lhia; Denmark DAVIS York Arr 8th Antares, fae and
Albany; asHln dIsesny ythase sae Esas
YAnaoorn, @ &c, % si@Am VIM King, CroweI philadel
Il, MY Ds1rS.D No Handy Albany
iams Arca Msr ReEsison Baltimore ATT sS. Ocean
ny Sid Rival, Watehonse Portland; Industry Brown
sA s:' ss."i a. a'sfs Rs%sai G.
Hos 1sYs srs anS s ss ar GA. Hsay av % 5 p19.s
Philsdsghis Marcia Boston for NCsrona Renowp Loye
Hs xsdDs o%s r Ssaso
The flee. reported here last evening all sailed this morning
philadelphia for DO; Keels Wade NJ ork for do 10 n
above and those reported here last evening" Of
NYork; 7th PhIadelpha, Barnard, Philadelphia.
ihsrT SapeI!sr smith Albany sh-s!d Veto fsndlsioa.
ois.ai, FmGs Soy fss p Drrss rs,es
Rsaso;p. Nov s%sIa %Ss; t%a9, Tsrn.snd. and
Ruckman Cammer, New York; Spleadid Thompson Jersey
CaAnLksros. .Noy lar fremont, Taylor Boston; En-
lochiaysr, Wes,co, Ca,tne, Mane Jonathan Wanwreat
Lewis NYork-b,uad to St Ause,,nsput repair sails
% eGs ss ca N Hyan NAM.
Ccoper CHURCHILL and Marcy Tucker, Liverpool Sid Joha
Smith, New York; Clara, Sykes, Newcastle Me. Sid Topaz
MosiIr. Nov 2-Cld Mobile, Liverm.-e, NYork
NEw oaLEASs Nov l-Cld Caledonia, Masscott, Havre;
&sS'SSt ss% Ssl $ sS 1E stes
Diana owss Boson kenek Rogers d9
up Teazer Healy Tbomaston; VIM Bryan Galveston; also
The New York herald., 1844-11-11

w. 3. RICHARDSON, M D., Agent
MONEY MARKET.
Spupa a N>-~ -

Within the past week there has been steady decline in
the stock market In consequence Of the reported receipt
Of political returns unavorable to the views Of large
spectators. The question being now settled it is sup
posed future movements in the market will be more
regular and quotations without those great fluctuations
which have characterized them for some time past
Wea annex comparative table showing the daily quo.
tatons from the principal stocks used in this market for
speculation
QUOTATIONS FOR THE PRINCIPAL STocxs IN THE Nrw