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Washington telegraph., 1849-08-08
WINFIELD SCOTT!

A SAFE PRESIDENT.-The Savannah
Republican impressively invites the at
tention of men of all parties and persua.
|sions, the lovers of peace and the lovers
of law and order, the conservative and
the progressist. the American-born and
the foreigner who has cast his lot amongst
us, to the position which, in the steam,
ship United States, General Taylor has
assumed in regard to the present con-
dition of Europe. There is moral
grandeur in the determination disclosed,
! (says the Republican, a devotion ofpeace.
a patriotic regard for the true interests OF
this mighty republic, and firm resolu,
ton to watch over and guard 1t from all
HARM and to hold it on the noble career
marked out for us by the Father OF his
Country, which should not fail 20 find a
ready response in every American BOSOM.
President Taylor's policy is wise one
his determination patriotic; and, while
predetermined factions may exhaust the
vocabulary Of bilingsgate for terms o;
abuse and vituperation, the nation, the
great mass of the people, will rally to his
| support, and sustain and uphold him.
| This is part of the administrative policy,
which has been so sneeringly alluded to-
PEACE. Peace with all the world: this Is
his doctrine. Good faith and justice to-
wards all nations s'-'peace and harmony
with all the world twill be seen (says
the same paper) as his Administration
| progresses, and its policy is developed
| that there is an Americanism about II
| which cannot fail to commend it to all
right-minded men.-Nat. Iutelligencer.
Washington telegraph., 1849-08-08
Paul Tulane & Co.,

l6 CHARTREs STREET,
ORLEANS.
flFFER at Wholesale or Retail, for cash or
Oapproved paper, a large assortment of
G. L O II II N G..
AS competition is the life of business, we invite
bayers to "drop in' before they make all their
purchases.
May 1O-6m.
Washington telegraph., 1849-08-08

Planters lRL@t@G9
Canal street, and has reorganzed and altered 1t
in such style will make it rank amongst the
best public houses in the city, while his prices are
mucb lower than anv other establishments
Thankful for the patronage heretofore so literally
bestowed, he would respectfully solicit contnu-
ance of the same. The pubIic's obedient servant,
CHARLES CHANDLER.
New ORLEANS, March 3, iS49. l26m
Washington telegraph., 1849-08-08
PLANTERS, HOTEL.

- VH>HE undersigned would take
@tA this method of informing his
sssK friends and the public generally,
ISEh3 that he has purchased the entire
.,,fa in he
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Serbeirotbet.

-cureb oeu @brm. G. u. pauli, am IGN
0eesm., 6err Carl 9iutb nit Wlib InssIlne
2Sbartman, belize bon 6sioeIbera an 2ls
lten' 5srr 9Sm. Sobmion nit Diib Guiana
Sramer, bsIoe BON sancattcr 60.
-rureb pen ebrrp. G. 8. Nitbarre am 2I:
iten 9eer 6srr Sames >eslep, jr., pcn Qbl
lapslpbla NIT OllB GatbarIna g. g. Ssnns:
BY, bon bier. -am l8ten, 6err Sames =.
parter mil OliB Olarta u. &srpsr, beipe
ppn Wracln9.
-ourb orn gbrn. Daniel llritb, am IT.
Sec, 5err Scbn 2rerel init Ollb Olaria
Srif, tclbe BON Sumru. -am 2 fen. 5rrr
Saecb $Slnn9er, prn 6elpClter4, 8erfs 50
nit OnB Olarla Sutbsr. BON >ancaltsr Go.
-ourtb Den gbrw s. S. s. Sdaer, am Q,
9et., 9err Sbcmas Mcpsr init Welb SuDltb
Strabcr, bepe BON wnoiOr. -am 23fen,
Serr OavlO Srep, prn 9lltanp, nit O1ib Sa.
III Slcutlrcb, non SrInwlueb. -5err @as
brl'l s. 0uubcr, Yon peun, init DIFF Ola:
ria 2nna SauI, BON gumru.
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Nbilip 3ieber

Sei9t feinen Srsnncen uno benz putlifum IL
berbaupt gang sr9ebsnit an, pas er sS BON nun
an ju lsinem @sftdfts MAIDEN miro alS 9lasnt
fur oen Kauf uno DerFauf Don < auz
fern Saulotten uno anoerem lieaenoen
Gi9entbum Su oisnen. @r wrb IIb ebenz
falls oomlt befaIFn @eloanlsbsn auf quite @is
bsrbst ansuibafsn mo @slo fir anbere Qsus
te ftbsr ausSulsibsn.
9urb msbrjdbri9e @rfabrun9 in dbntiben
Ssihdttsn 1T sr NIT esn(slben pertraut 9smors
ben uno bcfft, bas sr i'm 9tanos fein wiro bic.
islben sur pollen 3ufrieoenbst ~ bsfOrasn.
psrionsn Die ibn NIT 9uftrdssn bssbrsn moIs
len, mo9sn sntmsbsr an sinem Stobr, an Der
Nis9slbabn, Dem Depot asssndbsr, ODER an fsis
nsr 2Sobnun9 in Der OitsYenniirass, Tabsr's
potel 9e9enibsr, anrufn.
6saen9, 9eesmber 12. b..
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Gur3e AeberGht Der Wfdrfte.
Ubilabetpbia, December 80, lS4S

DiebmarFt. - SIN Warfte warsn 100
Sblabtobisn 600 fir Hsu Ocrf; 200 Shs
be u. &dlbsr, 600 Sbwsine u. 1900 S6aas
fe uno 2dmmsr.
preiie. - S6lo6tobien-ber Warft mar
lsbbaft uno fat 9Qe wurben psrfaufr su SO
bis $7& Die 100 Yfunb &ubs unc Sfdlber psrs
fauften 5u ST Bis $14 fir trofns Sibs $l5
Bis $25 fir springer unc $l8 bis $33 fir
NRilhfibs. S6wsins psrfaufr gu 81 bis $5a
bic 100 pfo. Sbaafs uno 9dmmer oerfauft
su Sit Bis 81 fir Qdilier uno $14 bis $24
jsbss, fir Sbaafs.
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4 4 1 4 t M aGA ply 4l4 @ A @ M l l lll g M 1 lq
III tommen. Seln Sefdbrte mar otr tsrIbm.
te Oon Wllauel Sole oe Nrenja, per entnu>
tbiSt burt Die mebrp6 fruhtIcien
OabIuthunsen pas llnternebmcn auf3u9eben
smpfapl no ins &cfan9niB semorfsn rpur.
DC, pell CT ren Narquls fir perrtft rtlars
te. &eln tefrieri9enoes WGlultat ibeint je>
octb Don Salpe5 er3clt ,poroGn su lsln, Of:
lbon bic SeIuiten lpdterbln i'll Spanlen uno
Srantreltb elnaetanben, baB ole unflaae, Ite
baucn Solomtnen Derbeimllcbt tesrlnpet
se,pden.
Sn Daro's Sdhihte Don Olsrifo wiro
bon elnem Spanier beriebtet, Der cine Wllnc
in @alifornten bsiab, pelslbe jsooh niemals
bearbeitsn lief. gr Ielbit jepoeb psrfiate itb
5u oetielbsn, nno nabm jebeemal 10 plelScIo,
ais er n6tbla bate. Dlit ,bm bssrub man
fem Sebelmni6.
Sctanntllcb erlanstsn piels IpauiItte Sas
mtlien un9ebenre Nei6tbnmer aus mrrifani
ltben Wlnen, peren >otalitdt Ite sebsim blsItsn
Semeres /. 9. Fam nit eini9em Sapital
bon Spanlen nab merec, bas CT aanslicb
i'm 8cIOsraben psrwanbtc. 3uleBt puros or
70 un9ebeuer reid, paB er etn jdtrlthes Gins
tommeU BON elmer Wlllion Dollars be(ab uno
gum Srafcn DC Nesla erbobcn ,purDe.
Ser reltite Wlann in Nmerlfa 1T in oics
fem 4ussnbl,fs ein merifaniicber Sersmail,
sperc3 Salps5 nit 0lameu, @lSentbamr Der
Wllne bon 81 >n3 unc Weaaoer gu Guana
juota. 9. Neputl.
Dlerlfanifbe Sretnllli9e,
Ole fOIssnos ISABELLE sibt sinsn Seribt BON
Der 4nsabI SreiWili9er wie oefslben aus ben
DsribisSsnsh Staatsn bet Union i'm Srs9e 9es
gen MerifO oisntsn. Die SflapsnsS Staatsn
lfsasn 43.213 8rsi,pillss uno bic fresnStaas
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Dwbanolunsen ber Gsfssssbuns.
Ser 0aferlanOs WSQhter

QBirp pabrenb oem tcmmenoen winter
bic Uielsn intsrslTantsn 8srbanrlansen beioer
5anlsr Der psnniplpanilcben Selesssbuns
pollfanOis Iisfern
Ser 5erausseber oielsr 3eituns 1T ber icts
5ise Staatsbruder per beutfheu Oru9arbei
ten imo cebbalb oaourb in oen StanD seIest,
Die frilheiten uno wlhtislten Ssrihte Der
Ssrbanolunsen ptr Sefesssbun9 5u liefern
Die cfiSlellsn Setanutmatunae oesStaats
wsrcen sbenfalls in piefer 3situns betannt
sema6t, me.ctes pleGeIte insbe(ancers wdbs
rsl0 per Stsuns lebr tntereHant maiden miro.
Stdcn 2Blnter nerpen jsbr witbtise Sas
den Dor Die Seleesebun9 ssbraht msrren-
Die Staat6 0s9lerun9 fowobI, als Die Ser.
Staaten=Ns 9ierung, WerDen III Die 6anpe eii
ner auoern pcIltIlebeu partel hbsrssben -
elM Ser. ct. Senator mub sr,pdblt ,peroen
al Die Stells pes Senators Cameron, unO
es perosn nod anoere piobnse Sadben Oor
fOmmen.
Ser Saterlanps Wdhter miro cine polle
uno 9etrsue 4nsabe auer Ssrbauplun9en lie>
fern, pecbe III Der DennipIpanilhen Seless
ssbnna lowIe i'm gOnsrrb rer Scr. Staaten
uOrfommen.
lInterlhrciter fir bic Slsuns wersen 3l
cen to!9enbeH SDrellem ansenommcn, namlitb
ersmplar so Gents, erCmpl. 81 90, S
erempl 81 90. - Oleles 1T Der Dreis fir
llnterlhrelbsr, weltbe i'm Snraus tesabsn
Dlan ab0relltre an - SEQ. 8ersner,
6arrlsturS, Dsnn.
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Mit Die Dau,eit.
Der Teaotnser
DeutI0e SSQu>8erein.

9ic Witsliepr pirlss Yereins msrbcn biers
ourh bcnotbrlbtlat, DAP semiB slncm De:
ihIuTs pee 0ircttorums oas @eIcB III BE.
tref; pcr monatIlcben 3ablunssn 70 perauocrt
TT, "oaB Die 5ur em3abluns bstImmte 3ut
jereemaI am @amltas Abeno snpen foil, psr
Dem prltten mllttmob III jsDem mlcnat Dor:
ansebt." 9le 3abIun9en Imo bon nun an
an ben nruen SbaBmeilsr 5srrn GeorS
S6brinaer in Der DfsQsnnllraBG gu mas
beu. SIN 4uftrasc oes Otrettorlums
Arnolo purpellc, Ssfr.
Neacin9, ben 2. Sanuar. 3m
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@rnlfli6e 9fQ6ri6t.

lille loI6e prionen Die nod auf irs'no
eine Irt f6ulcis llno al bic 6nRrlaiienlebatt
pss Usritorbensn SObn Sspfert lestbln bon
Ober Bern Saunfhip, Berts ganntp, feI es
anf Dem 8snpue5ctteI, SubIebulo cosr anf
irssno elne anosre 4rt, !lno blerourb ernits
lid aufssforpsrt S,piI6sn nun uno Dem fen
Sebruar 1849 absubeSabIen. S!el63eltls
werosn lille, Die nod auf lrseno cine 4rt st
was an OleIslbe lu foroern baben, er(utt ltt
III oerlelbsn Belt III melosn bel
milliam 5eyfert ers,u,
Daniel Seyfert
Sanuar 2. 1849. 3m.
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nm bic ginfubr aue,partism 6anbsles2lrtis
tel su tsjablsn ia Die $ancwirtbftaft miro
70 fbleebt tetrsten oa6 pcn Sabr su Sabr
>ebenemittel sinssfibrt nsroen mhftn, nno
Der Silhfans rsiett ebenlowenis hln Die Ses
btrfnife gu befrispisen. Hub nun piro cnrtb
Die ftarte 4uswanperuns Dollenps ein iebr
sroBer She'll oss Sapitals aus oer prcDins
fortsenommen, 70 saB pae sanse $ano elnem
baIoisen sanslihsn Nuln sntssasn ltsbt lib.
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Wiobrsptuer Srlltten So,
~ a ci, + / IN f.

-S Wy CD T.
mirb bierburtb 9s9sben, an bcn Qpfbentsn,bie
0erwnter unb @tcfDaIter Der tlJobrsnille
Srufen:G ompany, caB bic jabrlits QBabl
9ebaIten merben mirr, am bffentIben joauis
BON Jobn <. nIobr, in t1ebrspille, am
Wlonta9e ben Is. Sanuar l849, um Ssamte
iu srrpdbIsn, fir baS ts9innsnos Sabr Su piss
nen.
Nm fol9enpsn Sage miro Elm Excitement sss
baltsn meroen bon Den erbatsnsn 3tllen unO
Elm 9lpioent erfldrt, auf Die nsus Anleibe oer
eria9ten Sompanp.
n. y. 2llle Yerionen, weldbe gontrafte fir
bic Sride tsim Sabr nebmsn woasn, tclieben
iib 9sfdui9if, am ielten YIass einiufncen,
am 16 Sonuar 1S49, neil nab jener Ssit
feline Scntrofte msbr 9emadt meroen.
Jfaae <. t11obr
S6asmeifer bon Der WObrspias Srlde.
9eeemter, 26. 1S49. 3m.
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le Sonne 1T Der reaietenoe Ylanet.
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Die Dennlplpaniibe Staats 3ettuno,

Gin psutihes osmofrat,fhes wcbenbIatt,
3ScItes i'll 5arrlsturs, am @is Der pcil:
iplUanlfhem 9taats 0e9crms srI6stnt,
miro wabreup Der natbfen Sisuna Der Ses
lcBsebuns oeren SsrbanOlunsen bsfannt ma:
ebrn, fir so Gents Die 3eituns wabrenb oer
Sigun9. perGcnen pslebe Ole 3sltuus rpdbs
reno Der Sleuns 5u nebmen ,phnI6en, f6n'
nen pen Dlit9liepern Der SaeBsebuna Ucn
lbrcn rslpettiUen gauntiss, Ihriftlb ODER
munpIih, Den Auftras oafhr setsn.
6arri5bura, im;Osebr. l948.
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Sn Steus Srannf 6psis flnost Sc:
senwartis cine ausssoebnte 4usmanberums
itatt, nelhe sr6Btentbeils nad Dem weten
cer Ser. gtaaten seriebtet ut. Ser llrIas
ten raau ItnO es mebre unshnltisss &lima,
Wlansel an innern 6hlfsqusaen unb Dwtebr
uno unsanItiss 6anosls:DsrbaItniGe. 0as
eanD brinst niht genus erjeusniGe berOcr
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Bowen's North American Farmer.
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Telegraphic Market reporter.
Journal of American Agriculture, Commerce,
Mining, Science. Art, Manufactures Literature,
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and interests ofthe country readers, and contri-
buttons from many of the most eminent writer's
in this country and in Europe, appear in its col
ums---among whom may be mentioned Honorable
Morris Longstreth, Hon, Thomas H Burrowes,
James Gowen, Esq, professors Liebig and Bauer,
of Germany, FrancisJ Grund, Edgar A Poe,
John Bowen, Esq s, &c, &c. &c.
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g ( q + b.

-am %. Sec, in wcmeIsrcrf Olaria
lInna, 9thtcrcbcn Don Saeot 6bertc, i'm
9ten sebenejabrc.
-am l. Oee, 3u Nlcrtncria in Sirainlen
scren5 Surs!sp, sin So!oat bsr 8spo!ut.on,
I'M 2lIter bon 90 Sabren.
-am l6. Dec, in Dbilabelrbia gauntp,
Scbann SralIp, elk NspclutlrneIoloat, i'm
83iten Sabre Ieines alters.
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2Bobnun9s- 8erdnoerun9.
Generals &leiDers utD
&aDDeft Gtpbr.

Ger llnsrfbrsbene bsnabribtist fsinsRuns
Den unb caS publifum, bas ct ieinsn aussss
oebntsn SI'icsrs unb Sappens@tobr psrItst
bat na6 HO. LOG ,Of>psnnfrass, NorNisite,
SpiIben cer 7ten unO 8tsn Strase, cine SbIr
ciilib BON Saber's 6otsI, no er fortmdDrsnb
auf dQano baItsn wiro Elm srOsss, woblausses
iubtss uno mcbI9smabtsS 2lGortsment pom
&leiberm Die er ju ben wcblfsiifsnVrsifs
perfaufsn nirb gr srfubt abtuneSpoa aae qeu
ts, msIde quite bauerbafts &lsiosr BADEN ,pols
len, BEL ibm anjurufsn,bspOr iis fonifmo faufsn.
Dopio geuy.
Eeaoina, 9ecember IL. 3nl.
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81. g. eSelir ,lnD Sp..

s.. s, sSelig mnD 60,
6dnbIer in Stefelm Sbuben Qsosr unb Nuse
fafftrun9en, Jtc. l. noroWeiflibs Gfs Der
Ysnn uno 5tsn Strase, &sabn9,
- Ofobten ibre &unosn unb bas pubf
w lifum ubsrbaupt bsnabribti9sn, bas
~ ie juif BON Rsu Vorf uno Soiton sus
49, riif9sfsbrt ltnc, mo iie defenders fir
eisfen Warft aus9siubt babsn oas 9rcste unb
aus9sosbntsife ldortsment BON Stisfsn,S6us
ben uno Qsoer, oas jcmaI6 in Geaoina an9sbcs
ten muros lporauf Ie bic Nufmerffamfsit BON
(odnclsrn unb Sunoen srbittsn, NIT Der 8srfis
herun9 oas e poOe Ssfrisbi9uns fnoen mere
ben in Sstreff Der Yrejls uno SuaIitdt osr4rs
tfsl Der Gorratb t6mmt friib aus ben Sas
brfen unb beifsbt aus atlsn Scrtsn ponWails,
Snabsn unb Sinbsrifisfsln bon Sa6s, Sips u.
&nbIsoer. SaIbs, Rips uno Ninolsosrn Bros
9anS fir Mdnnsr, &nabsn uno &nosr. Wss
tauie Gums unp llsberfbubs fur Mdnnsr,Snas
ben unb &inber. 9amsn, Wdbcben uno Sins
bsrfbubs BON jsber Sarbe uno 8srfbisbsnbsit.
9amen, Oedotbsn unb &inosrs@umS BON jsosr
Seribeosnbsit uno Der fsinifsn 0uaIitdt.
&saSin9, December 5. bp.
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|9ie atlasmsine Babl 1T am 9tsn October.

9W uuNtltttlt 2DuVt w "i' ONH ~Ntpt't
@ @ e A4 pa l .l4 g4 @ @ 4 M 4 A L qg 44 4g y
December 26.-Senat.- 5or. Benton rlef
ne Dill, Die waibn9ton uno QIsranprias
ampfspadsts@sfsGlhaft wsosr Su tneorpos
ZEN, ouf mslbs nab furssr 9ebatte poilirts.
s. us.-Nab @rlsoi9un9 Der 9eruobnls
en Mcrasnesfhdfts murcs bic Osilen9elb;rs
Faae wisosr aul9sbraht, mdbe ju elmer 9ss
ute pon etmas psritnlbsm gbarafter @srs
,lanun9 9ab.
9scsmbsr 29.-Se t.-Gr. Bright le9s
hsn Ssf6lus Dor, fir bic SelfIssun9 uno Yrs
asauna Der &siisfcifsn fir Die Sotibaftsr
+ Yrsiosntsn Wabl @oqssisn nabBaibin9s
IN. wslbsr Der Orcnun9 9spdb snen Sag liz
Frlisst.
6rn. gamsrcn's 8ia, mcburcb Der &risass
frstdr srfubt miro gabrlbt tiber bic 9s9en
e gbercfseeSnoane erbobensn Sefbmsrosn
asbsn, nuros lpisosr in @rwa9un9 9enoms
ZEN.
Hab Ssfsitsuns sinissr YriputbiaS usrta9s
fitb Der Ssnat.
5oaus.-Die eintsribteten Bills fir bic
nlpelun9 Der @ipils uno pipIcmatibsn Iu5s
hben uno fir bic inbianifben Nn9sIs9enbslten
II oas laufsnos SsfalsSabr, wurosn sur Sas
Psorbnuna auf ndbffsn 9onnerlfa9 9emabt.
Cine Sia burb nelbe Ws9ss&sbte. ltsr
fsntlibs qdnbsrsen uno 9sfbsnfe gum 3rpefs
BON Canal. unb Observation-Disclosures be,pils
at psrcsn, um ;ur 9srmsbrun9 Der innsrsn
Serbe0erungen aufSumuntern, wuroe Der soms
littee ees 9anRn iberWieien. Jor. eoaamsr
ate eine Sil Dor, ben alten oreiRbn Staaten
im Ssbufs innsrsr 8erbsnerun9en befeIbs
buanttdt tfsnttibsn eanoss Suiuwslisn,psls
be Ohio bsmili9t fnt, Was asnebmiSt rpuroe.
Sr. Snaerioa bat, bas oisSuitssG oilttse ..
sr grwaeuns zines SsibluiIss, nab msIbem
ie @abl bss pufosnten uno 8ieesprsitoens
sn bem 8c!fs breft ~ hbsrla7sn 1T, entbuns
en- rperos sbsnio BON Der weltersn Srmd9un9
mes SsIblul1ss in Sstrsf Der 3wedmdB l9feit
as aub anbsre @cupsrnsmsntssSsamte burb
|as UcIf 9srpdblt wsrben. Gsnsbml9t.
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TOTAL ECLIpsE!!

undersigned would respectfully Inform
the public that r ROOTS PATENT
ECLIPSE STOVE can always be found at No.
10 Main Street, ST. Louis.
This Stove has become the inost popular stove
in Use, from the perfect simplicity-7of its con-
struction, and the certainty with whichrit per-
forms all its cooking operations consuming, as
it does, less than half a cord Of wood per month,
and baking with as much certainty and unilormi.
iy as n Bakers Oren. This, together with the
fact that there is 10 division Of The flues, thereby
securing a strong draught, makes il the most eco.
nomical and convenient Cooking Stove now in
use.
Also on hand ROOTS CELEBRATED PRE-
MUM COOKING STOVES, together with
every variety of Cooking and ParlOr Stoves,
.Tin-ware, Kitchen, Hardware, &c. &c., all Of
which will be sold at very low prices, either at
Wholesale or retail. .
- Country Merchants woulddo well to call
and examine our stock, as we are satisfied with
small profits. A. & l.. NEWBERRf.
St. Louis, Mo, Nav 7th, '49.-8m,
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List of steamboats, Burned.

The following is believed to be an accurate
list OF the STEAMBOATS, destroyed in the great con.
flagrstion of last night. The confusion and cha.
os which reign throughout the city, to-day, make
it a difficult matter to procure information: but
the following estimate has been collected with
great care from reliable sources, and is believed
TO be pretty nearly accurate:
Tagliona, Coles master, value $4,000, insur
ed at Pittsburgh.
Boreas No. 3, Barnard master, Mo. river, val.
tie $13 900, insured II 500.
Alice, Kennett master, Mo. river. value $l9,.
600, insured $l2 600.
Am. Eagle. Cossens master, Upper Mississip.
pi, value $ll 200, insured So. 1000.
Sarah, Young master, New Orleans, value
$780, 600, insured $4,000, value Of cargo $40,
600. :
Montauk, Moorhousc master, Upper Missis.
sippi. value $4,000, value of cargo $4,000.
Kit Carson, Goddin master, Mo. river, value
$4,000, value Of cargo So 900.
Timour, Miller master, Mo. river, value $685..
600, insured ST. 5000, value of cargo $4,000,
Acade, Russell, Illinois river, value 81 ,00C
insured s 1000, value of cargo $4,000.
Mameluke, Smithers master, New Orleans,
value 100000, insured $4,000.
Prairie State, Baldwin master, Ills. river, val.
ue $26, 1000, insured $4,000,
White Cloud, Adams master, New Orleans
value $1,000. ..
Edward Bates, Randolph master, Upper Mis-.
sissippi, value $50 600, insured $4,000.
.Eudora, Ealers master, New Orleans, value
$4,000, insured $FO;500,
St. Peters, Ward master, Upper Mississippi
value $4,000, insured 5000.
Red Wing, Barger master, Upper Mississippi
value $4,000, value Of cargo $4,000.
A.. Hamilton, Hooper master, Mo. river, val.
We $4,000, insured $4,000.
Martha, Finch master, Mo. river, value &c.
OO0,insared So 600, value Of cargo $35 0O0.s
Eliza Steward, Mckee master, Mo. river
value $40 600, insured $40 600.
Mandan, Beer master, Mo. river: value Sl2,OOt
insured $40 O00'
Belle Isle, Smith master, New Orleans, value
&l0 600, insured SIS OO0.
Gen. Brook, Ringing master, TOW boat, value
81 500.
Frolic, Ringing master, tow boat, value 81,
500.
Estimated value Of Steamboat stock -S3l8,OO'
do do cargoes ------- l51 ,00i
do do produce destroyed on
landing 5o,oV
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lives; and no doubt many are lost who will new
er be enaaired after, or thought of-strangcrs, of
whom there were many on the boats and in our
The extent ofthe confagraiion, from its begin
ning toits Termination, takes in almost the whole
q Two blocks, which would be about one mile in
length by two in width. The streets of our city,
laid out originally very narrow, are literally
choked up with fallen walls of houses and de.
Sroyed property Of various kinds. We did not
see either New York or Pittsburgh after the
great coDflagrations there, but we are informed
mat our city represents an aspect Of g~reater des-
otatioR than either Of those places. In regard TO
the loss, comparatively, we know not from any
data in our possession which is the greatest.-
Our recollection however, is, that in neither New
York nor Pittsburgh, did the loss exceed FIVE
mlllions of dollars. If this be true, st. Louis
has suffered more than either Of those cities by
fire. !