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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-10-24

fire at I.ouisville.

BY photographic dispatch received yester'
terday, we learn that a FIRE was raging at
Louisville, and up to the time of telegraph.
ing had swept the .norti, side Of Main street
from Third to Bullet, consuming the Journal
Office in progress.
We kept our paper open up to late hou-'
and at the time Of going to press have heard
nothing further.
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CORNER MAIN AND last SITS.
ISSHANkLIN & REILLY are now in receipt of yer,
- desirable stock & Fam, aud slap . Dry Go"ds
which they offer H. heir customers and Oh" public gen
orally, yer, prices, Their stock consists In par'
OF the following:
Black brow and blue Cloths.
Black nd colorsd pveskiBs and cassiiceres.
silk, satin aud " DOL Ve.tiiyr
Back nd eoiorcd Sattine and Ky Jeans.
Blankets. Elanhe!s. iiG>e, sand Iicknys
All ~ool plain fan,, lie Laihrs.
Half do -. Laines and DE Bagos
. Inxii-h ana French McrInos.
bla' and col ilpicas aud Persian Cloths
FreIc English " American Pri Il \ Gingh ans.
Striped ShirtBgs AproL and Furniture Checks.
Plain and Enid Thbet ~ DOL Sha"is
Ba, tate, Squa.e AID Long do.
Hats. APPS, boots and shoes.
Carpets. Floor and Table Oil Cloths.
Irish Linen Table Cloths, Table Lii On, Diapers,
&c. togeth. with great variety or Iaconet, Camhrc
Swiss amt Plaid Mu>lins. jacohet am swiss Edgihg,
ANA lusertngs Embroidered Collars and Sleeves aud
rhiutzette-. black and coored SILK Cravats silk and
Linen Pocket andkerciefs, Hosiery. Gloves, Wells,
Klbbo s. black and colored plain AMI fancy sks. Thin
mIigs. Notions, dc.
Please call ina AND examine Goods before purchas
In selling at Wholesale and Retail. asiow ~
any house In he city. Ioctl2
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IVkcts SJU. UaTVts SIJ QUuFWTsy Do E1SNInB ID. D.
A CERrIFIcA tEOF
% Whole Tickets for 30 % Quarter Ticke for 81
90 Half Tickets far Us ! 20 Eighth Tirkets for Is
la ordr ring Tickets IL is necessary nav the Class
of tho LOTTERY and date enclose the money and direct
US. We srni the Tickets, II alert e drawing VIC en-
close OH. al list IL the numbers drawn and full
plans lou of the result. Enclose Post Office stamps
instead Of silver. BE careful To mention your town,
county and state. and tn address pluinly.
ortl MARIN & CO. Baltimore Maryland.
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IJST received at the co rner Of Main aud First t.
fresh suppl, If white and cOlored Carpet Chain. tot
Batting and 500 and QUO Cotton Yarns: 70, sale low
b,foctIy) SHANKt.IN ~ REILLY.
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Tickets 81. Halves ~ cts. Quarters e5 ea'
A CERriFICAE OF =, %
- Hair % Eighth .
For so We will isue Certificate VI 3oo 9ss'
la the above Lottery.
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NOTICE.
I'VE partnership heretofore existing in th. city. be
tse @. O'Riisy and John ). Mitchell. unde
mutual consent. =
John Niirhsll. havins purchased the interes, Of
bu mess OF said firm. Signed:
p. G. 'rRILEY
JOHN =. MITCHELL.
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- -
" III relieve ever, '-humah berK" who ba.,,x
W the following ;, n piou.s:
Indigestion H=ada.te
h'iiousnoss eyes Extreme Nervous Agitation
Aeda'y fs Palp'istlon of the Heart
sese NJ oppression es An inca arit Tor III. .vb,
the PIT OF the stomach ex-rtion
depression OF Spirits Misnrss q Indis,inctne,, ~
heasiness sisitt
CtAd tiunds and Feet Unpleasant tteto In the
Nunthrss OF the Linus and Mouth prrtculxr, vhen
o'herPurs rising IN the morning
verge. Nausea Dull lr.vy Pain IA d scns sc Of
Diicuiiy O. hcspiratioa weight m the Head
.t@lor. tempUrnr, loss OF merior,
'rfii,bli'y sens, 81 Emliiuess
DrowsnSSs Pulse less freQue hi more
DsoitV feeble than usual
HAHrme Lepguof and kS. Despondrnc,
hsnsuon 7-- EniUeiaior and kx,re me De-
Resii.' bii.t>
CostNcusss
81 Pireiprl Dslott
hChNEI'S, NO. L. kAs1 FOURTH STREET.
chs iNs IL. unie
:, 'Fo- s.le b. Druggists yer, where.
u = rec So Genus.
n TC"untry Dealers supplied Mt Propr,eterss prieea
by all IL ,innsli Druggi Is
Purchase lone gu, 20. H.. sIsp'. Amt. ID, .,en
tic Piliy y ~'-P'P
Every box the Gsaui.e PiIls, has the nj ras of
20. IL sttS" q the side Iabel
For sale IN Evansville. ILd.. y
KELLEF. FARSsLEY eco,
HALLoCK * STODDAaD
octW .. WOULskY d llNCk.
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TAX SALE,

"HEREAS default has been made in payment Of
" Taxes assessed for the year 1883 by order and si
shority ofthe oune of the THY OF Evansville,
upon the several Lots and parts Of Lots of GIound
IN said Ctv. and hereinafter particularly described that
il 10 say
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~~---HlNG NEW.

"~HlNG NEW.
LADIES' Riding Hat,
!: 4
and Misses Hats, -plea
did article.
II TIE, PS
North Pole. spanish
Brt-n, Hungarian. silk
Otte, and fin. Boys Caps
ALE1NA ATS.
J,st coming into fash
n and many other fine
articles. at
vAUTlER'S HatStoYc
OCH street. ssdoors above Main.
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CdA. :" AAcE....... ............ "A. Lopkssr,s
MACK & .OBE ySTiN s
W ester tart 20 Ia ne Stor
nv FULL BLAST


EFANSNiLi.t. ..l'lANA
IN LOWER pRkw's Paw LION. coRsxs
WAFER AND src&hosl sTaEITs.
A-ssr, MAcK3 LOBENsTIyE
~ have just ree'd and Will continue ES7i TT
"A t. receive weekly from their large E4&J 1,yyf
IL Wholesale establishment, ia Cin- WsxzAIy.
nAati, the iargest aId most extensive assortment
FAIL AND wINTkR CLOThIAG
manufactured with espe,ia Wow to meet tina
the market. and onsisiig OF ever, article 81
necessary TO con ps's the wardrobe Of Individuals
~ taste.
A nne assortment of black brown gray drab Rack
iraw Bluik ett ox and ONerer,,s Shieh yiH esnpsrs
as to MAKE and Gaish eith say .Hsrshsns Tai!Dr's
aork in the city aRo part epgriy mcds fSr As
trade. fine lot .! 9th OF oil sizes and prices
superior tack and blue Frene and English 10th Dress
Frocks and Sack Coat full irmsd Sattineti and Cash
meree oats, browp grceb and grey aud al solors %!
Tweed and Cashmere sack, frock AID dress Coat,
R"undsbouts and Costs OF ali kinds. ~
PATS.
White and colored linen, and evory kind OF sumue
pants superior bik. and bpa cloth and Cashmere pan,s
fancy French Cashmere Pants fancy stripes blue aei
and steele mixed and cadet mixed satinet Pants Twese
and Coriuro! pants Of ever, variety and price TO suit
VESTS,
White andf ncy co,ored Marsailles. Linen and vsleu
cias black silk and satin Vests; iIucy aid lan sk va.
Vet Vests: fancy cashmere Vests; satnett vests sne
common vests of all kinds.
-TUr AlSHING GOODS.
Consisting OF elegant and NIfdli
<>Sssez large assortment of chstome 4 XIV
49, made bosom Shirts shirt collars, ~
cravats of superior quat, ard beautiful pateras SILK
knit cotton under shirts gloves
every other article usually found in the most extensive
establishment OF th country.
fs.sss. In cornoctcn with ihei' large stock OF et
H1HK clothing. they will keep file assoIt- ~
GNly mcnt of CAMPS Superior HAys AND Cars.
Also, all kinds Of Union xican California. Leghor
Panama and other styles OF hats. with a vsret. Of
BOCT> and SHOES,
is useless mention their eC CANT and rery extct
siye lot of Logskin and other kinds Of TRGSxs CARrEl
BAGS andVALisEs.
Offering he rtfelt thanks for the unmistakable de
monstr;rations OF approval received in both whole
sale and retail departments OF business, respect
fully soliciting continuation Of the publck favor,
deem ii unnecessary 10 iecapuiate unrv zlled fac
ties and systems Of conducting business, which
able us 10 compete If not excel any estab sbmeBtof the
kind Ia the Union We beg TO say that step In
progress. in experience. and extending our business
tends towards enabling us the more 10 extend great in
du emeDts and facilities to eustomers Having en-
larged business TO considerable degree since ST
spri this enabled offer to friends
anl to The inspection Of purchasers generally stock Of
goods. which In superiority Of make. beauty of styles
and lowness of prices, has certainly net its equal either
in the East or WeStl
r@Country merchants should not fail to b'. stock
before purchasing.
MACK s. LOBESSTIHE.
y
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BTTTROLFF & SONS,

~ HAVE Just received aud have now open for
~ sale and Inspection large and fash enable stock
rA.s,f of yewelrN, Watches silver Ware. Clocks and
Fancy Goods uprising all The latest and most beauti
full sylrs We would call pa-ticula: al enton TO our
stock of gold and -ilver Watches. among which are
fine English levers in heavy gold cnsrs; also
very fine silver Watches. We have hand e
largest complete assortment oil ewerl silver
are cc offered in this market. at isually low
prcs AMI therefore respectful! invite he aides and
the public gene rail- To give call and take oos,
evei. IL ,oi don't bay RirrRpLFFu SONS.
scP2i-3nd Main 81. between First d heeond
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
ESrlTE.

llY VIRTUE of an .,rd.r OF tns Cou the Common
ID Pleas of vandeourg county, Indiana. its Septrs
Der term, 1852 thereof wall sell NJ pr sale the
following Described lands and premises of
Alien Long. deceased, tn wit:
5. W. Or OF y. E.qr See. T. =. X. -, w. 40acres
\. J." "S.w. :" S, "e, a., - 81 acres
NE" A" >" ~, ~, H." s. acres
in all 81 acres Of land in VanJcrburg county.
T.Exs oy >AL..- one hall cash, and one half In one
year from IA! of salc with interest purchasers
notes with approved security, Without any relief what
ever FROM valuation sppraise,srnt laws. -..-.-
scpl6-x,w SIMEON LONG Com'r
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d. SElSoN
D. WOOISIY.
AuCT ON.
WooLSEY 4 NELSON.
ssssssssssss.

WATER street Evansville Indiana. Auetionee'
w ami Com mission Merchants. Manufactures agent
Dealers In INV Goods. Furniture Chairs Siochs, LooAi
C;a.srs Picture Frames Notions &c. PARTICULAR atte
ton gwen to th. sale Alb descriptions OF Goods Reg
lar sales every TScsay Thurs ay, ana Sas1rds! Cas
advances made on Consignment .--..,.
aug % ~ "oVLnbt u SE.,oN
FL sNlrCRE.
CyOFAS Divan, Center, dining, Breaks and Car.
= Tables, Walnut aud Mahogan! Plain and Dress;ni
Bure US; Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do enclose
and PLAIN Wash Stands. Lounges, Beds,eads and Mn
tresscs. Also u large and general assortment OF Woo
Cane and Hair seat Chairs for sale low by
sug23lyd sasf wooLsEf d NhLsoN'
TEwELRY & ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Finger rng'
81 Breast Pins. Shirt studs. Gold Pins and Pencils
Watch chains, Keys, Gold and silver Watches ste.
Deeds aud Caps. Brushes, Coabs Purses. Fame Soal
Accorians Violins Pictures and various oihe notions
for sale by -.-.
aug "a ly wOOLSEY NELSON
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CNHA1RS.-Just received and for sale low Ill our Fu'
~ nture rooms Water street, 30 dozen wood-scn
cane-seat and sofa seat Chairs.
jsnl7 WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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RICH FANCyS ST PIE DIZZY GGCEE.
COLRuRN HERSEE SRGGE.

CorsEs OF M.Is AND - arr, STs.. -..
RI COW opc in largest and ri. lc-i assortment
- of tie fabrics and laiest designs Of Dress
Good. both for Ladies and Gent emen's wear ever %.
f,re, ia his marget Also. a general ortmsni .!
iiou .-seepirg Goods Linens. oolen Goo pets.
De- az Of bch Willie Offered al the low Of ma'keI pi
ces. Plea call and examin" before purchasing else
where. /: YOU wish good Bargains sepl7
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GRAND CvNSOLlDA LOTTERY.
CLASS ~
DRAWS NOVEMBER e6, ls53.
TveIv, drawn number. In every 10 Tickets.
5n.DcC PR IZES.

1906 PRIZES.
To determine the fate Of these Prizes bers from
D tn &c. inclusive. i'll be orally placed in wheel.
tho day OF drawing and twelve Of Them drawn out NJ
raudon and that ticket having tho lst I'd aud 81 drawn
pu be will be entitled to ga qio
INA. rk-t having the 9Th. 5ih and h, to s]L0o
Tn .. two tickets ha, ing the 1Ih 6.h 9Th aad
10th itb and 2th each isyo0e
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.


WATCH MAKERS TOOLS. MATERIALS, &C.
80 THE subscriber, for a number OF years engag
%<A ed la one :he largest importing houses in tn,
% East and the last four years In Louisville,
o.. "a has take the Main street bet First and
aIvr Opposite the Bank. unll m re suitable can
nc obtaine) he isnow opening the lagcs, assort
of the goods ever .iered IN this city: com
prising sves, VARIETY and style - toli and silver
Watches Chains Ladies' and Gel IS Pins. Ear Kings
Finger hnss Gold Loek-is Gold and >NcrS rctacles.
dine Jeweiry H. Sets aud ia tact everything connected
with the J-welr, business.
WaIchmakrrs Tools aud Materials of Gil kinds, OF
viii, he will sell an! ota.r house WEST OF the
Mount ,ins. Purvh. sing all 81 IN, Goods the
uf,cturc's AMI import rs drer;-having II thorou b
knowledge IL every ting attaining To The busin So
togeth with NY excessive acqua,hanc with the East
cru manufaetir rs. can offer in ueemenis 10 all in
want Of the Uoods 10 give me CALL assuring them
that they shall fluid ever, article as represented
My Jewery is the Din ~ Qiat! manufactured. both
imported aud American. the Watches are OF the most
celebrated Makers aud will be guaranteed to Keep good
time TO the purchaser -....
Beng myself praet al Matchmaker ! VIII attend
perso ally aiming ard repairing all tches
trusted TO IN! care. (oci3) a. BROWN.
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SOFAS.-Just received and for sale at our Furntir
- rnoms, eight Que Sofas.
jan27 woOLSEY Il NhLSoN.
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'sfSA D NH
ET.i.T- VILLE, INDIANA
4 RE receiving the largest Gncs. Desirable
n stock Of Dry Go"Is, Boots. Shoes Hats Caps. and
Notions ere- opened IN ndira. all of bich We can
and '7s sell as low and on good the, be
had Of the Western tTes III reiOre resi-
fully request hose wishing purchase look through
our >tock before buy hS. feel Satisfied "a
trade with Isep2.
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All other tickets (briny l,6) with three Of the draw
numbers on them. each. SjU0
Those Go tickets hav N. t.e LIST and I'd On them.
eac' ................- -..--.. Soo
each -. 100. ...................... $50
hose til ticket having the 5th and 9Th on them.
cdtn iW
All other tick its ,ring 4i5a with two Of tn drawn
NUMBERS On tion, ract oV
All IN 'se tickets, (Dei x 2j,IG, with one 81 the
drawn HAMMERS on them, each. 30
Aud all ihps. tcsc being IJstt) with neither Of
The drawn num5ers them. each. 10
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NEW JEWELRY

AT HUsTACE's, FIRST ST. BET. MAIN & LOCUST.
OK lam nov prrparedIo offer to the public az nne
~. and select assortment OF Jewelry be
found suy where West have just received
invoice Of - athes, OF different patterns and cole
brated an addition of fine Jew ery and Sill.
War ca al seii q prices suit purch
flease Ca aud look. have the patience " show YOU,
! hyou don't huy. loc!l7
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MARIN q CO.. AGENTS.
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
FOR TIE SALE OF TICKETS IN THE
M s.YLA = ID S'CATE LOTT Ehl ES

TIE amount Of money for distribution in the Mary.
fJr,y millions of dollars. This Immense sum Invited
into Prizes rang ng from $4,000 to 81, the lowest The
drawing az ottsrs Is conducted publicly by tho
COMMISSIONS elected the ieopl, ~ thu Slate IN sn
perntcnd tie mansgeinen of the -iIs-es We submit
tho following cx..iis sc'.~ - 6, gour inspcction.-
Receliset tile prix.s be drawn. ,d IL is owl
faui' II you have ch obtain of them.
Vsry r,spec.iull you're,
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FAIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

UST Received and for SALE n larg' lot OF i.oofn.
j glass Plate. WOOLSEf q NELSoN'
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
I rSf opened lot of Curt ia pamasks, Muslin Cur
81 tains Curtain MusliHs CurisiD Bands, Cornees
Curtain Pins, extra heavy all wool Bed Blankets.
extr size DO Red Comforts OF all zes ana QUALITIES
04 Linen and cooa Sheetings and Pillow Coitors
Linen Dafnasks Table Cloths and Napkins for sale al
CoLgUkN& rRRsBERGtK'S
sepe3 Corner Main & Water sis.
SOMETHING FOR THE LADIES
~ OtLET Aartcles OF the finest quality CONFUSING
Toilet Pow drrs. Cologne. Hair oils tine E.tructs
fancy Soaps, Rouge, Brushes, DC, DC, at
c. "a. BROWNS.
Gets Main G.. opposite the Bank.
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SURVEYORS NOTICE

III sersons owning property adjoining the following
~ deseribcd tracts Of nj. " III take notice that OF
the 2o day OF %. ober. A. d. l-3 tho County >ufye o
OF Marlborough COUNTY, will proceed run the linr
and establish lac o ts north quarter
ton No. ,, L. ), h. u. GUIkICH sTEiAER.
oct6- w3t
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ID EDSTIA DS--Just received and for sale low, io
- of hghPOst Bedsteads. xy,.ox -
jsn2' "ooLSEf NIISoN'
~ IASS-wARE.-Just received and for sale auction
Vt aud private sale = lot Of Glassware.
iuue7 wOOlSEY & NELSON.
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DAGUEIsREOTYPES

reduced prices. NV taken by G. ". DANES
IA North side Of First Street between Main and Syca
more, over ID. y. Andersons Tailor Sure. Persons
wishing 10 procure good, aud substantial Likeness
es Of themselves families, friends would do well TO
call on Mr. Danes, he Is old and ell experienced
artist. of Cincinnati aud other places and is furnished
with superior apparatus he will not alo give entire
satisfaction. f.r-| 20
auE3d&v-u ~ fft rH- CIV. DAME.
T I'VE so Dbl. White Lime in ane order reed and
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r I'VE so bbis White Lime in ane order reed and
IL for sale by (sep2D SAMUEL ORR.
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lELAINES, plain and figured, in grcas variety,
IL sale cheap at EMBlGHS Dry Seed Store, Main
'teSee ducrs below Sscond. ls-p3t
s&SRECTACLES -Thosewho have found IL dine
- o obtsin Spectacies to suit. be accomn
dated a T. BROWNS with every variety aud sty
also superior Spectacle Giasses. loci.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-07

tened by the head stones of thousands who have
gone there for health. and remained to die.
Persons not professional, imagine that the
consumptive patient, by breathing mild atmos-
phere wthdraws irri tation and leaves nature free
TO work cure. But this notion DR.. Burgess
characerizes as entirely erroneous. 1t is through
the skin, not through the lungs he contends,
that warm climate acts benefcially. When
sudden change in the temperature produces u
chill, cutaneous perspiration is checked, the skin
becomes dry and hard, aud the lungs suffer from
excessive action. for they are compelled now to
eliminate what should have passed off through
she skin. The doctor illustrates this by referring
to the instantaneous relief, which is generally
obtained through free perspration, where diff
cult breathing. or oppsession of the chest, have
been occasoned by artificial heat. What is best
for eonsumptiye patients therefore, is an equable
climate. 1t is the fluctuation, not the high
temperature of a climate that is injurious.
We have condensed these views in order to
set readers to thinking. A change of climate is
still regarded, in this country, as the best of med
icine in cases of consumption, indeed as almost
panacea. But cannot every one remember some
dear friend who deuded by this notion, has gone
abroad to die! Madeira and Pensacola are the
cemeteries of tho North. Is it not better to spend
the closing hour in the bosom of ones family,
than to expatrate ones self in this Elusive search
of health
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-02-07
GOV. MARCY.

short time since tho Washington correspon-
dent ofthe Lynchburg Republican wrote that
there was much opposition on the part of South
ern Democrats to the appointment of Mr.. Dix to
the Department of State, but that if Gov. Marcy
should "endorse" him, as it was thought he
would, such an endorsement would be entirely
satisfactory to the South.
In commenting on this paragraph we expressed
the opinion that Marcy was himselfa Freesoiler
and should not therefore be allowed to stand
sponsor for Mr.. Dixs orthodoxy. 1t was GU de-
cided impression that though originally Hun
ker, he had long since gone to the Barn
burners. Our neighbours of the Examiner hav-
ing asked our authority for chasing the Governor
with the Freesoilers, we addressed a letter to
distinguished gentleman of New York. whom
we knew to be thoroughly acquainted with the
politics and politicians of that State, requesting
him to define Gov. Marcy's position for us. The
following extract from his reply fully bears us
out in what we said, for though Gov. Marcy may
not be on the ''record" az a Freesoiler, yet his
Freesoil sympatiiies and procligities may be fair
~ inferred from the company he keeps:
'Gov. Marcy Hunker; but when the Freeso
party in New York got strong he became soft SHE'LL
He has been careful of his ceo rdbut he has opposed
Dickinson and been mainly instrumental in putting him
down He with Preston King, John Van Buren,
and the Abolition Democracy of New York"
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Times

BALTIMORE, Feb. 3-6 p NJ.
News Of general character is scarce here to dav-
The greatest subject ofcompaint among the travelling
community and with many of our citizens, is the obi
Gus system of through tickets established bv the rail
road companies from New York to Washington The
baggage ofpssergers put into the hands of baggage
agents. who forward it direct to either terminus compe
ingthe traveller to follow it post haste Thus MANY who
would prefer stopping in Baltimore are Obliged to 90 on
and follow their baggage Its hoped the evil will be
remedied without delay.
We have remarkably warm Gather The atmsspbero
to-day is mild spring.
Business is steady. Sales of Flour TODAY Mt Is e5-
Grain scarce Red Wheat l15i1l7; white do 117a12s
cents White Corn SASS yellow 6aa64 cents Oats
40a4fc; Rye 52a97c Clovers eed Sc 25a6 So
Provisions have taken decided downward turn
Sales Of 600 bbls mess Pork at ss only SIT so now Of
ered 100 bbs prime at SIG. Mess Beef at Sl5al5 So
Sales of 5000 lbs Bacon sides at o. shoulders 81 hams
11al3 cents Sales 1000 kegs Lard at lie and 1900 bbls
do at lOal04c. Cheese SAGE.
Sales Of coo bbs New Orleans Moasses at 2osa30c
and 400 hhds New Orleans Sugar at "a 5oa6 So Stock
of Sugar on hand 1000 hhds.
Coffee very active and prices advancing. The week
sales reach about $4,000 bags Rio at eaa9ac now held
at 93aloc perlb.' Stock reduced to $4,000 bags
Cotton quiet. Sales since Monday of 52l bales yirpi
nia Georgia and Cults, mddlng to mddlng fair at lO1
allie. Prices cent decline. Stock on hand. 100
bales.
Rice is rmer; sales 200 tierees ut 81 Al cents ne,
pound.
Tobacco very dull no sales reported No shipping
demand Receipts light and pricesv very nominal
Whiskey selling at 23la24ac in hhds and bbls; Hemp
63c for Kentucky dew rot Wool firm at SO to 43c Der Id
for unwashed and washed
Money very easy-discounts free 7 w