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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-11-12
1.' E,1n.aqi %S J5q'el q,e Aeai,d From

~ E,'n.aai S'.s, limited are Aeai,d FROM
Lam Nrr, brot, Minister : thc Gstg"i. New
CHnan- qua. MIph., jane -lst 1888 ;
DEAR SIN --!lsvIrg heard of your ce!r Grated
iGaUIun lluiiGcnr asindGccd 10 ny is vi',ueS
on my wife, Who, from extreme swciled limbs.
1ssTo; been mole to walk, OF do any ba.inces fci
nh"r' 'cGT years and having tired al. ;hs most
shl..iu physicians ~ cur parts, snd applied oil the
"nedirr icoud HCGi VI iOuo effect, ] at Inst with
much GliiicG.iy procured one bottle OF your Linz
mem ni !. Owen 4 Co., fDtuou. My wife used
'hs, nLd ,e.elyed 80 much benth that -he now be-.
gins 10 ~ Rand Wal suoH he 0swtll as ever ehs
Was Iourwua respect, WN NIrcnANT.
/ sou.d not be ,t'faOHt u for all possens
J. Dan.s i -chrungcr. OF Weschr.ter town
-mP, Porter co lndiana, rnye been badly pN.ted
@tih heInia or rupture 20 years, 30 badly that
could not woIh more than Init my time have
tried Tass pads, and everything tina, ] Though,
would give ne Icilr hg, found nothing until
tined your .iroOlan Linuert ana for ;he first few
week could gotn work III ten minutes inter
had made the application, nsi kept the bowcrr Up
20 GOOD i! would not he without u Tor oil pOes-
-, a. the artfcr is healed, and am perfectly
We |, and state tins for the benefit of others -in,-
larry afflicted ANIGL 3. SCiiELLlNGER.
Thi- is to certify that We knew Daniel n.
SchrIIInGrr tor four years, and believe the above
SiatsmeGito b4 t.ue. .onN WILLIAMSON
W u. KNIGHT. 7. NJ.
Carule,. Potter Co Ind. Feb. IL 1881.
u The Quincy Wing, OF 18th March, 81 ern
OF The larscsl and most popular papers IL Illinois,
SAYS
"Sre,ne niyer'i.cn,crtof " b. Faneil't Am.
bitu ,.uimrnr Tin l.a.t.sat. the genuine cure
gi,. and mi ah"."
Ejoli Gad Ia pc 5!tlon Eypos-i-- Viiia'nous Lis
h,tHtod -l0aD Col. \ o. Garrett. Peoria.
N, oSuer oitut ? o,a House formerly Plan
t.'r House, aud ons u tue Oldest and m ost re-
spectacle citizens.
This is tDccruiy tina, hive known W q.
Farrliinv the as, IS years, and know TINT he 10
The original tounde and proprietor OF the medicine
known as" Arabian Linlnent," that have used
1t both upon man and beast and found i, an invau-
able article, aud that person named II. G.. Far
reIl, tony certnin knowledge, commenced imita-
ting this valuable medicine nou, tour wears after il
~ o.. IL, mn n mIr rtnr. 4 10 " Z EnrrsM
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-11-12

CtAREFCLLY PAT up mt all hours, day or
Y night. by an experienced druggist. at thu
New Drug and Book Store, north OF the cogr,
housc ,IEly l6 f. Y CaIGvs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-11-12
n5 IiAi-Ick.
80 SONcs.
5000 niCc iii,ic ,l,iug,,

I y lhr way ct herring, ppc-, tobacco, and these
l iEut gructll4s, may ne found Tor sale, whu'e
tuiy una RETAIL at IS tFrEyIE's
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-11-12
TfoNR, NJ :, Sept. ", Ie5l,
W. e Taryc.is h..L.au Iinineut.

Peoria, II, Sept. %, 1851,
W. = Parcels A.aL.an Iininent.
This yaiuuA'n sd.girc rCmhnrs,he necessary
qualities To tuu,,cIt TO yIl!'a aver. Possessing in
high drrrce the properties ct an snodyue and
Bastm gyes It wonderful influence ever many
painful DISEASES IL gre0teiFcsry to heal can only
teat,rjhl"d 10 tor Na-nn,s anG Oils which itcon-
ta,ns - .liissori R,pu6i:rdm.
EGW ARE an COUNTERTEITS:
Asa for pr. " r. Fa,rs''s arnbion linz.
mem, nt hcourtes'sit cnttd II G.. Farre,l's 10 IN
the market BE careful yos are not imposed
ur.n.
Tn. true and only genuine sold in 0usws, BY
" w. Cavalry, g, l.. Thompson, Fellow.
Walker 4 Co, AMI by INGREDIENTS ard drurgs,s
generally. Aucn, ~.
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DC RE timothy seed wanted iorearly shipment
the highest price in cash wi Ice paid in cash
w fJuly23N G. NhrTrys.R
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No;ici'.
DRY. GOODS

y ow on hand, !, larger than ever before kept
Ottawa. The stock Of
& X DtI II rs
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Patent Medicines,

W
zoo PIECES of ~alL prp-r, bordering
] wv win low paper, transparent shades
sih cords, tsSseI,. &c iull6 T.. Y. GRigas.
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Later.

We learn from the Secretary OF the AmeTi-
csn Colonization Society that letters have been received
from Monroyia and Buchanan in Liberia, 20 the 18th
January, which contain encouraging intelligence re-
spectng the condition and prospects Of new Republic
The three erngrant vessels which sailed last Novem
ber the Joseph Maxwell, from Wilmington, North Car
lima, the Linda Stewart from Norfolk, and the Shirley,
from Baltimore, ALEC the Orioe which sailed from New
York Octoberhad arrived in safety, with three hun
bred and sixty emigraDts.
Precedent Roberts had returned from his recent Wait
TO England and France.
The settlement OF the Fishtown Territory had been
resumed, with encouraging prospects,
The saw mill at Buchanan was in successful opera
tiOD. Mr. Benson says: d" Its worth to Liberia in gen
ert and this county particular ndescribable. IL
gives new life 10 the county We have plenty OF logs
climber not used beore) brought down the rivers the
natives Oft the county have heartily entered into the
spirit OF getting timber. Rats seen almost daily
floating down three rivers, the St Johns, Mechn and
Benson" sad accident had occurred at the ssvml,
which resulted in the death Of John Smith, ia engineer
who went out with the mill. He accidentally
caught by the circular saw aud much injured
that he died in few hours His place az engineer has
been supplied by George L. Seymour. His death how
ever has deprived Liberia of the services OF her
most valued citizens. National lntelllgencer.
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LATEST.

LIVERPOOL, Saturday, March L. ISIS.
The mails this morning bring nothing of in
erest II is scarcely fair to repeat the ry delicate
uendos respecting the position of the Empress Eugene
Psychologists may perhaps be able to explain the cir
eumstance but TO Gn unlettered public il does seem
odd tbsi a. the present moment the Queens OF Britain
Spain. Portugal, Greece and France should exhibit
symptoms remarkably similar. The ssPri, ds ooyps
Of kings and queens, doubt eouA;ersct the lev
eling prOpeDses Of such throne hating DemocrA,. as
Mszzin
1t is now definitely stated in French circles
tSus the Pope viii 90 to Paris 70 crown Napoleon and
his wife The srtihcer are ordered to send in all the
psrspherrshA by May lst We may expect the eere-
0ny TO take place after, very likely the ami
'e's~'y Of the s,ormful fifth OF May
arrived at Plymouth, the Francis Hently,
nom Ne'oourne Nov 81, with s3coOOo in gold.
There lsa great deal of talk of what the Gov
eminent oOgh' 70 do 90 the approaching termination Of
the East india ConPanys charter OF eour.e p,thips
reliable can be known
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Richardson, Bros. g. CO., c,r,.,,,

Peg sssa. LivsSrcci, Sd No. Friday, IOrh lkSs
Since the sth the weather has hsea mild ana pc,, A.
Our supplies OF fLoVx have again been hsorl M
al the ships arrived from NewYoyk PhilSsenS,
and Baltimore, which reported % have eleare rFs
the arrival Of the Niagara whose sdsces ,hos ina,
date Of her departure the kd60nA quantity sAppss
amounted TO aso quarters WHEAS and lAooc bhs EtoK
81 No. lltA.
The weather this morning is 6ne with wind at EAs A
considerable number OF ships have arrived thus week 81 Cork
and Falmouth trom the Black Sea and Mediterranean most
Of the Gram cargees oonsist OF WHEAT
There has been better inquiry this week for CLOVER
scxn which no ce haye freely and sales TO the extcnt
OF about ~ nns have been made 50 - for American
and 81 6 Be- 81 y lts % tduty p4idl for Preach
At oar market this morning we ksd moderate attend
snce bat very limited auuher OF buyers Of either WHEAr
hoyR and IN eonseqHenee Of the very restetsa bGsi
done the former article. only quote easier
market 10 bay in bat for Flour marked decline
took place, and quote il a. sol q bill lots ex ship
the fes sales effected from currency Of Tuesday
INDIAN CeRS Continues negleced and Nhlte ~ Offering
a. i6Gs y $50 n less than the sth, - QSO bens
Top quota, to-day In hoatpg esTsoes no business
reported bat in the Of the week 81 made OF
some GslatE c. y. and l.
PS-At the close the market "a y Dbl was accepted
bs PAusacphis fLous fon store e. w. Thomas snd
some other branas) 3 for extra No Westsrns soc
o. 10; Of White Philadelphia WHEAT sx. sAip. So Ai;e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
IIaYre Market.

IRON Core spon lent
Sales Of the week from I'd to 9Th inst IA bales against
imports leaving stock 81 6ss bales of which 81 57
United States Thirty cottonlsden ships on the
water for the port Of Havre.
Under date evening 9th, our correspondence says
pretty active business was preserved IN our Cotton market
until last evening, when the pei Niagara reached
by telegraph advising continued heavy receipts in the
Southern ports OF the UnNed States snc decline Of in
Newly ok and New Orleans in consequence OF which our
mari opened heavily this morning and only $50 bales has
been sold a decline OF n d3f tres ord Orleans being
barely worth 30 Mobile 80 Upland So This evening the
Of this days business at Liverpool advised only l6th
fall ance friday. generally expected therefore there
IL somewhat rmness the part OF holders but
Gales have SINCE taken place TO liz quotations.
In AsnEs little doing S9f for Pots and f7f for Pearls
No sales OF BEEswAx. TRANSACTIONS IN COFFEE limited
owing high prices and scarcity stock 81 coo bags OiLs
neglected and prices angud No change IN METALS RICE
languid; ports as tierces Carolina Sugar has yared
little from the basis Of 5f for good French Wet India
TALIow and LARp-No change in either In DYEwoops
purchasers merely supply pressing wana Our GRAIN mar
keisrensin much before prices, however If anything
IN favor Of buyers
Advices from Muhausen are favorable From Rouen not
70 satisfactory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
The Love-Feast ar Washington.


WASHINGTON Thursday March "a 1855.
The crowd of outside barbarians, ebbs and
flows like the ocean, while the streets of Washington
lahed into fury at the uncertainty suspense aud
delsy OF the Executive appointments The President
sbors with diligence seldom witnessed at the White
House but from the very solcitude on his part to do
jGstice and make the beet appointments, necessary
and unavoidable delay only serves TO exasperate the
multitude who here without bread and waiting 10
be led with the old miracle of The k1e oarss and too
email fsAes" The Secretaries are Woodworking men,
and in their several departments, there Is already
system snd an attention 10 business which promises
well for the incoming Administration Marcy Is not
much Of man for manners, but thea be works
WELL and thinks and writes Ike gentleman The
Secretary OF the Treasury brings a reputation
with him, which, if sustained here as no doubt
it will be, VIII make aim one OF the first
snd foremost of those who have presided over the
Treasury Department. There are many amusing
scenes among the outsiders which serve 70 keep Up
Tire spirits Of those who waiting patiently for the
moving OF the waters. One of the celebrated Tyler
men. who has grown fat and unwieldy of late called
on Mr.. Cushing when that busy fune,ionsry met him
with cannot stop discuss appointments to Office
at which the Tyler man savagely said WHO said any.
thing about discussing appointments Good day, Six
The Members Of Congress elect from your city are
doing sgoOd' brokerage business here but cano; ind
precedent for such strange proceeding That they
should have any influence with the appointing power,
il Tery possible, but at the same time il Is wonder
and marvel 10 those who fear God and keep hs com
msndments.
Gen Rusk Of Texas i dangerously sick.
The New York Appointments are giving Gov MIrsy
some trouble ana perplexlty. he remembers L.
friends and knows thai he has enemies aud thar hey
arc but dust. Verify both are vanity.
Doubted-EE % u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
~ Here's Eae O-s.sn, P.eay.se sketch

Hsprenips 10 pass along 81 Ch1es-s It on Saturday,
soon AFTER u O'Clock M from, Of the circus noced
great congregation That portion Of the pleasure seek
irg youths vho hsd The dimes had gone into TIE re-
shows ,hst abound in that vicinity, Saturday noon.
and were no doubt enjoying themselves 20 there hearts
coneut with the fun and wonders presented 10 them
But tie ogtsiders-they were sgnt TO behold AT leAs'
ave hun6r in numher they were sstted on tue curb
stones about or lettering and playing IN the muddy
cutters They hAd either spent their money none bad
been gwen them, or they never earned any APoNce-
man with & STICK in hand, prevention tnem troui eomog
immediately in front Of the door OF the OUT
they fingered in the vicinity. They were $40 SET -.
we reviewed them and inspected the whole line. NOT
clean face white shirt or whole brooches in the party
Such slouched hats and tattercd ro~seroons we're
never IN row 1t reminded Us OF the eidef VI IL
thewss descr pcion of The Snowman talk az the Country
fair GO aw ay you little dirty nosed devils vaf mas no
mopisb and the pretty dears up vat Is going tor
to pay This army ofyoang nag tags were Determined
however 70 have some fun, while few OF mem, no
doubt INDUCED the pleasant thought that they might De
lucky enough TO beg check OF simittance their chance
being as good as that Of their drawing prize IN lot
terry Some OF these happy but nasty chsps' IS they
licked their greasy chops, looked up and wondernsy
admired the picture of the terrible Zeuyodon anu
specus,sd on the chance OF his catching thst negro
rust before him in the painting Some OF them, mus
cay inclined scratched their matted hair and tried 10
whistle sn accompaniment 20 the circus band; while
others giving twitch 20 the wristbands oil their Vastly
airy and open worked inexpressbies, gaped up al the
picture of The Fat Grl wondered At the man OF wax
Ia the window and shed tears st the grosns Of that
organ as IL ground OUT lis dolessl sounds % tue
whole the audience in the street was more numerous
than select; given TO lOaershness than genunfy
They were real fst ragged and sancy set yee mere
NAV be many future Congressman IN that dirty crowd
If that can be considered much Of compliment Inc
juvenile audiences inside the different places OF smgse
usni may have been better educated and dressed out
we doubt if they presented so original ana funny
study for the observer of human nature IS the unwashed
Fahble % the street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
LATER.


LIVERPOOL, Saturday, March ls-iol A. N.
The screw steamship Andes, which sailed
from this port on the ID inst for New York via Boston,
has returned, and is coming up the river.
The sales of Cotton for the week are
Il 600 bses Of which Spectators took leo, and ex
porters 5 COO baes at decline OF nearly J. mostly in
middling qualities We quote Fair Orleans I, Md
ding DO 81, Fair Uplsnds 5 !, Miidlng do. ; I,
Flour Western Canal % Ohio q o Corn.--Y-i
low and White so Lard 81 Coaso,s 100 The
Cotton market hss scarcely opened this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

To-day the has been dull Holders offer tree
w. but the trade oDy purchase TO meet their pressing
The sales to 1000 bales OF which Lo0o
porters and ,peculsors the market closing with down.
ward tendency
10 Of late likely 20 exercise depressing influence upon
CoT1oS market have be~s brought into and the
result has proved anticipated, for the sdyioes per
Niagara of such enormous receipts at the ports have shah
supply considerably in Of the possible requirements
OF the u generally ACKNOWLEDGED certain
forward 10 this country increased desire the
part OF holders has been daily manifested throue the
week considerably heightened by the important addition
OF lC4 S4 bales which the weeks mpsr of ll a4 bales
has made to the stock in this port Respecting the probable
me 10 ssd previous views upon the subject TOR with
saeh conclusive evidence OF supply beyond the consump
ton OF the present. and IN the absence Of any doub; 20
the supply OF neat cannot perceive the probability
OF any early reaeon ia prices provided the receipts a. tue
porte continue to indicate crop Of 2Oo0 90 5ec ore
bales while should the latter figure be realized and tbs
prospect ot the next crop continue Coed should be in
clineS 70 looA forward 30 st lower standard Of prices
Ofeans during the excitement IN October ls Obtained
under prevailing ,des that the crop would prove less than
last yesrs-Snd, until within month ago. few believed
here In crop above leo go bales-so that the rrcss ru
e up TO that period be considered arising from
any very hstteug prospects Of trade in the manufacturing
Ssnets indicated By free purchases the part OF spin
oer but nom dissemination the part Of holders 10 SELL
under an impression that such crop woad prove s
elsst 70 supply the increased consumption geng on.
ne Manehsitr market has been very tat throughout the
wseA lower prices buyers merely give out tleI pros
CerroS market
Tue GRAIN market has ruled vesy duh during the week
Srse rftvas have taken place, and the demand being
effect salrs ~ ~ P''""
ASsGs-Nsry dull No change in prices
pasn isetsv. h.r ls fniIadslpsl |. e ewt.
TVsffNriNk. sales Se ebls. az Ia y cwt
RKsiS-2ooe hels' common realised s. y ewt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

An OFFICE HOLDER IN ExrREsIs.-The
Bo.o- Mathis responsible for the following picture Of
Office holder ut bay
Gen Pesslee, the newly appointed Collector Of Boz
tor u in state of siege. No less than fifteen hundred
rsvenous applicants for the hundred offices In his
gift had az last accounts, driven HIM TO the confines OF
a sin gle bedded room in the fremont House, In the
fourth story One of Hobbs patent locks was yester
day put on the door
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
CITY ITEMS.

~ The weather yesterday was warmer aud
the wind less violent than on the previous day yet
there enough breath to keep up the character oil
New.York as the dirtest city in all out-ofdoors We
received during the day number OF communications
about the dust but we think it is hardly worth while
further agtate subject so universally blown up,
though unfortunately, there is no possibility Of running
il into the ground
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
From HAYrr.- The schooner Champion

From HAITI The schooner Champion
brings accounts from Aux Cages to March l. The yell
low fever which has for the past ak months been
fatal throughout the leland, had disappeared The
weather was fine and coffee coming in for which
there was n demand for European vessels. The En-
peror bad reached Aux Cages his tour through the
southern part Of the Island. The brig Bsrbadoes which
sailed from Boston Jan H. had not reached Aux Cages
when the Champion called Accounts from the City OF
St. Domingo to March l, by the brig Montague al this
port represent that the yellow fever had disappeared
there also. Boston Traveller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

Sfspeshes svssosd % operate ps, psns,
I, IT with most bOldegs Of FLoUs-
The sInyss 81 foreign WassT ssnos tDs dAy week COD
at Of iCs7 quarter Of fsDas CoEs ss0 qusrsrs Of
FLcus, ~ ss bbl. and 100 acss Erports ~ WEsAT,
e.s qssTters ~ FLOUR GO bbl ard s9 sseks sd Ct
GRDIAs CoRE, 25S7 grs.
The nominal currency Of WREaT is quoted per Al NJ
tie OF FLOUs the days sslae 10 -e VA Ono and Phi
sceJk.s Hjd14l6 Baltimore 2;i6, No Westerns 2 a
Zl6p Dbl; yellow CoSs 81, White 3oidpts z so "a
CoTTos-This trade very dan, and fully VI lower tof
uddlIDs saes ~, $50 which includes ia re aa.nnsJ
forwarded a. mported) spnee account Specasatoo
eonfsed to 146 bales, and export 500 b>es. Import
40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
TURKS IsLASD.-We have advices from
Turks Island 10 March Q

Turks Island TO March 2:
On Friday, the 18th Feb, ii became pretty generally
known that that day the anniversary OF His Honor
President Forth's birth day, when Immediately days
displsyed from seyerBlof the signal stats In town.
a. well as at Consular Hail. and the o. s. Consulate
in honor Of the occasion.
The Masonic Brethren resident at Grand Turk have
the determination 10 petition for Charter from
the Grand Lodge Of England
The boats Of the Salt Csy Whaling Establishment cap
tured on the 18th ult. a large whale which yielded
about 800 gallons of OIL THIS Is the first whale that
has been taken these Islands this season. but probably
not the lsst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
Fpox THE Dov,yIc,y REpuRIIc-I

FROM THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIc-Gen. San
tsna the newly elected President the 18th ult took
the oaths OF office, and Immediately after pro-
claimed President of the Dominican Republic.
The High Court Of Justice in g. Domingo has con-
frmed the seizure of the SLAYER detained at Puerto
Plata year and has sentenced the and
t. two years, and the year. imprisonment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
70 On the 1gtb inst. three men i,

20 On the 18th inst. three men. In charge
OF haucesr started from Xenia Ohio for sDrns .v
accompanied BY named Ke4n- Subsequently. he
car discovered few Jules from XeuA abaadon-d by
ths zen, and the body Of Kean found lying upou M ~S
ths sPPeerN1ce Of having been over H.. BODY va
q ally severed the LIVER and other intern. orzan Be x ~
posed TO ve. The occurrence 10 certainly yery yss-
nsrs ene and tie dssppeaTAnce Of the IN charge Of
ths car indicates eTirninalfty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
Freisht-.

freishts the United States have not varied much tho
past week. Dead Wen bad been plentiful and
ported with les animation towards the close. Quotations
thus given by MihSan Evans aud LAmPIiere. DE ,D
WEIGHT Liverpool 20 New York. 20 as Phll.de pha
22i6a25L FINE GooDS, New-Yoik and New-0resRs,
l76; Philadelphia, 90. HARDWARE, New-YoTk, 1910;
Philadelphia, 20; New-Oreans, I7i6 EARTEsSSARE,
New-Yeik and Philadelphia, 10; NewOTleanS s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
Nancy Market.

The demand for MONEY continues good aud improved
rates partially be obtained The British funds have
again reached par and, being influenced By Government
puehases and closed for account 18th April loot do
Money 49,, Nothing OF importance in Foreign Securities
On the Paris Bouise the Three per Gents CLOSED for the
end Of the month slE 2cc ahalves lo4f 5
Rank Stock 2ljOf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

~ The n. Lomis (Mo.) onion (latterly anti
Btnton) has been suspended and the printing materials
&c di.po.d of TO Tke 81 L0uis Denoeyrs, Bentonian
print which we believe succeeds The " Louis Rereine
Anti Bentonism LEFT without organ in ST. LouS
where IL had bat little political strength from the start
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26
THE VERY LATEST.

By Elserie Telegraph from London 70 Lis.r,ool
PARIS, Friday, March II, lss5
After some fuctustion, Threes closed a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

y John ). Fillmore, one Of the prsprietors
u LAs Iets AGraAk@s Sestinsl sAd Ga-ere mas been
ese'ed Chef Engineer Of tie Pre- Department, OF rat