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DACKED OUT. The Journeymen Cabinet
Id makers of Baltimore and other Societies, in
formed that ]. & w. McCRACKEN have ceased to
give the prices agreed to by the employers of this city
in April, 1884, and which prices they are still paying
Consequently, all journeymen Cabinet makers, either
members wishing to become such, on applying for
work. will know where to call and where not to call
fel9-3t* BY order of THE SOCIETY.
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II ARD FOR LARD LAMPS. 25 kegs com
IL mon quality Lard suitable for burning. Also,
100 kegs prime No. LARD
IL tubs GOSHEN BUTTER; II kegs do.
Is kegs GLADES do. in store and for sale by
JOHN ID. TUSTIN,
fel9-3t 10 Commerce street,
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TO HOUSE AND SHIP BUILDERS.

CtsNH,' - .H.@'1O I Respectfully IIIUIII tIIeII
- friends and the public, that they have been ap
pointed Agents for CRlST'S extensive SAW MILLS,
(Susquehanna River,) will furnish dimension Stuff
from White Pine TIMBER as low as can be had
elsewhere.
]. s A. continue to SAW all kinds of Lumber at
their Steam Saw Mills, WEST FALLS AVENUE,
lower end of the City Block, (old Draw Bridse) j.
A. have on hand, White Oak, Yellow Pine Timber
and White Pine MASTs; White Oak, Yellow and
White Pine PLANK. ja3-3m
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ia VI tiIt GhCtudillC hlts'
The subscribers beg leave to in
form tn, ir friends and the public,
that they have opened Rooms in
addition TO their Store, with large
and splendid assortment Of SAD
DIES, HARNESS, TRUNKS,
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TxTRA FINE GREEN BLACK TEAS
M OF all denominations Just opened. and for sale
MARCUS DENISON,
fell 81 Baltimore street.
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SIGNS! SIGNS.! SIGNSM! ..
SIGNS FOR THE TINIES-CHEAPER

GIGNS FOR THE TINIES-CHEAPER
y THAN THE CHEAPEST. SIGN PAINTING,
in all its varieties, vz:-Gt, Ornamental, Transpar-
ent, and Plain, designed and executed in superior
style, and warranted to give entire satisfaction.
TRANSPARENCIES of every description furnished
at the shortest notice. All orders addressed to Will
LIAM PELL, No. 10 Exchange Place, few doors
East of south St. (over Mr. Scots Intelligence Of
fce,) viii meet with prompt attention. ja-ly
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SHOxy RNEE Tn

SHOW BEEF. The Sub
sGSJ scriberS respectfully announce to the
7 cOnHoisseurS in fine BEEF, that
4 they have purchased and will offer
ee-ass for sale at Stalls Nos. 3 and 4, Centre
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-15
Noah on Government Organs.

BLAIR AND RITCHIE CoNTRAsTED.
In referring to the late change of Government
Organ blowers, for President Polk, Noah of the
N. Y. Sunday Times, pens the following
"0s GOVERNMENT OIslss-There is no constitutional
provision Tor government orgzn u not recognised by
the laws but for the matter Of that, Cabinet is unknown
the Constitution. newspaper the seat OF govern.
men having the confidence the and be.
ing exponent OF its views necessary and useful
the people well the rresdeht IL prevents ruors,
manufactured opinions surmises and conjccturcs rea
ton 10 the views OF The administration, by publishing facts
upon authority, and terminating all kinds OF speculation
cardinal points. We very much doubt il ;he President
during his whole administration will have
measure al higher inporanCe TO himself and the
country, than substituting Mr.. Richie for Mr.. Blair;
but thpi Mr.. Blair would have yielded honest gupporl
To the administration with all and ,ban the required
ability industry and rmness conduct the government
paper; but Mr.. Blair from 1884 TO 1870 has been too
much the President OF the United States himself TO adopt
the views and carry the Of any other person.
The violent measures and rash experiments growing
Of he deSueion CT the currency, utuiLued io General
Jackson and Mr. Van Buren,, Mr. Bairs; their
and original organization Mr. Bairs and the
vast popularity and honest impulses OF General Jackson,
together with the prospective hopes Mr. Van Buren,
the agents to em and those who opposed those
for driven into the ranks OF the Gen.
erals enemies. Blair with his fiery pen and iron will, al
lowed him IN his paih he the right
and efcroye democrat alter democrat OF the ranks
hurled them all from the Tarpoan ROck-sni pped Van
Rurens administration Of the VI safety which lie al
ways designed USE and divided. distracted and broke
down the democracy. and harasOed the country aud
latmed the people, that in 1910 the democracy, over
whomed with the impeiuUus fury Of an ayaanche Mr..
Polk, aware Of oil this not ambitious Of such counsel
Tors DESTROYS Of such results, aud Mr. Blair aware Of s
position, very gracefully surrendered the reins power TO
Mr.. Richie.
The change fortunate ono; al parties have confidence
in the prudence aud sagacitT OF Mr. Richie they conde
in his integrity and although no will sustain his counsols
will not be rash, his oolums abIve h not the Wig
arons. powerful writer that Mr.. Blair iswhO has the W III
aud the nerve Of lionhe beat Richie all hollow IN
attack, but Richie is graceful aud successful
defence.
Connected with this charge letter from Mr.. Van
Buren, complimentng Mr.. Blair in very high terms and
speaking Of his "sacrfces the sacrifice Of retiring with
fortune Of S25OOOQ IN god the patronage Of the democra
&c party, which no other editor IL the party able
10 fall back upon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-15
THRILLING INCIDENT.


We relate the following incident as told N, bv an .vc
witness: tew days since little Of Mr. John Huma
son. OF Turin, aged about years. while at play with .oms
other children near hole in the Aoom which runs nd.,
GROUND about twenty rods from the dam 10 Hum,son,s
Crst MN. accidentally fell into the same Another nm
older child who stood by caught the little fellow by hi
heels and held on to hun until the rspidy Of thu
forced him from her grasp when she the house
oy and gave the alarm. anu despatched to tb.
neau me race to shut down the gate, and another to the
ioot 10 hoist the waist draw off the water a. soon
possible hoping the child might be found and
though he was full fifteen rods the foot Of tho race
when he fell in, and was held by his heels with his
mead under water Tor seconds before no se sa ON
his sub,eranesu passage. .-.lr--T - ~~''
what agony must have thrilled that Mothers heart hs
anxiousy waiting for the appearances of the probably life
less body OF her child 1.-The OF the chsnneI-
out while some one was uaserng the length OF that chan
ne which was entirely covered with eara what was their
surprise to hear the child crying for help Immediately an
was n,sde aud the child discovered cngng 10
the side OF the bank, through which the frost had made
erevee admitting the light There he rcmsined until rcscu
cd by his DELIVERIES holding by 6rm grasp To tic corner
stone which he euiched in conseq Of the light a
United through the small hole He had not been carried
down the stream butts feet though the curent was very
rapid When fairly out in the question how he
happened TO catch there, replied hst dark Mace
and he thought he would get the window" II was
certainly most Miraculous escape.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-15
TIE BARGAIN AND SALE.
IeIanan, Hop,loa, JaeE,on and Ea,o,


Many things in regard the charge u bargain aud sae
which Gem Jackson aBdhis friends charged upon Mr. Clay
sro to be fully Developed The author Of the well
written articles in the late campaign, the signature OF
Jdnius. is abou. pubahing the life Of Mr.. Clay.
The N. Y. Correspondent Of the Cncinnsh Gazette in
recent letter. takes tho soboined notice Of this memoir
TIE work will be booked for with deep interest,"
mr.. Cotton has passed the winler with Mr. Clay aud
oblaned I'll the documents necessary for complete life
while is more able pot them shape snd or
der than be- Added 10 this Mr. Clay hss given up al the
papers relative 70 the great 'bafgan and sae question:
They alone form hundred pages Of notes. proving the
statements made In the text These documents Mr. Cotton
tells make Developments that perfectly astounding
and ~ 20 show that all the bag,iing the side OF
Jackson and his friends. II proved BY thenr that u
| chsnan 20 Mr.. Clay from Gen. Jackson with n
direct offer, and that Houston also went TO Uonpe
with another direct offer The snah into which IL gets
Buchanan, Jackson, Eaton, &c. s perfectly laughabe
Jackson, IN his after attempts get of the dilemma
when he found that Clsy too noble be bought ami
hIaies LIchanln, and BuaansH endeavoring q, throw
the burden from bis pbogdcr dryes the General 20 the wall
while Con. bsion ests Them both W. The disclosure,
hib tho Jsck that pcoi Who surrounded their
ayorite candid,te in most ndcsons light, while fasens
q blot Buchanan's forehead he will And II Impossible
wipe Hitherto NJ CIay hs. restrained from masking
these disclosures ofiesard Cor Buehsnsp But now ss
bis life Is 10 be written for posisy, and he 20 take HI.
gue position IN the constellation Of great and good men,
and hs ie y drawing " close, the cell cor every
Thing that needed 10 clear be character from tho ssper
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-15
The Tsras Question sanlsd.

II would seem, from a decision by learned
Judge Of Alabama, that the Texas Question has
been entirely settled and. therefore, The people
Of neither country should trouble themselves any
farther upon that prolonged, and previously "yeIed
question"
THE decision Of Judge Bfsge, 10 Ibo Circuit Court Of
Mobile, now 10 session. settles oil doubt about "anneI
hon" We learn from The Herald, that few DAYS ngo
Judge Bragg decided fot Texas wss pat Of the United
SfaffE The question came up by juror pouiionng 10
be excused from the performance Of his assigned duiy
the pies that be citizen Of Texas The Judge OF
dered him 70 take hi. seat 10 the box with the eleven
gying Tor his that TeSss part Of the Union
and Oh her ctzsns liable be called upon do duty
ei1ens Of the Dotted sta,ep."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-15
NEW YORK MARKETs-Mood,v p NJ

NEW YORK MARKETs-Monday. p. VI.
CoPPER-Ssles OF old Sheating at Ia Is cents and
new at 81 cents. '"N
LEAD-The market is dul and some sales at sac.
NAVAL STORES-Our market is bare Of Turpen,ine:
Sales Of 100 bbls Resin al 10 cts
COTToN-The sales Of Saturday were over 1000 bas,
and nj inrprices Buyers free and although there
is no change in rates prices obtained more freely
FLoUR-The receipts Of yesterday were 1856. bbls
which is large. The market Is without chauee-(;eoe
see is selling at4sl s7l Ohio, Michigan and Troy
1911. Southern descriptions in demand Richmond
ST. Georgetown Alexandria and wine all held a,
dollars. Meal 1874.
TEAS-A cargo sale will be made on wedne sday nj
the PhGnix Rooms
MOLASSES-The market is dull in the extreme. and
there u nothing 10 notice in quotations,
SUGARS dull and no sales OF importance enough
require quotations.
WhlSkEY-Tbe Distiers, who all act in concert b.y,
put the price of drudge 2c their rates were 23c
HAf-Owins TO the dry weather holders have put up
the price ? little; sales at 40 to Soc.
PRoVlSlONS-The Pork market is very dull. and nc
elected: Old Prime will not command 93TA to So
Mess l2,62s now Prime 1854. and Mess 1884 Beef
continues very dull and sales making Picked meats
are without any change in price Lard dull ut fo
bbls. and y for kegs.-EIyrsss.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-15
NEW ORLEANS. MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY MORNING. May .. 1S45.
The very unayorable state Of the wesier since Friday
ln has operated seriously against the uansao lions Of ali
kinds n out door business On Saturday and Monday tho
rain fell in torrents during the greater portion each day.
ana yesterday the clouds worc an exceedingly threatening
aspect II is not remarkable, therefore, that business
generally has beeni stsgnan condition, and that but
little disposition to operate. present prices has
been manifested, with exception only in favor of Cotton
and Tobacco The receipts generally are falling or but
still they quite sufficient for the limited demand which
has prevailed for some days. or the produce recently
received and now arriving, good portion for iranshp
nent TO other markets onya circumstance which tends
somewhat TO keep Up prces, especially in Western Pro-
duce.
COTTON.-A disposition hiss been evinced by holders
TO SELL and buyers have entered tho market freely the
reduction in prices which has been since last Tuesday
per h. This decline has bson gradually taking place
and the Advance IN ireights may have had effect
The salps Saturday AMOUNTED To 5000 bales gnday
5000, and yesterday 10 $500.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-15
DOCTORS DisAoRgElNG.

II would appear from the following. that the Admnisirs
lion Organs Of No.hvle and Washington do not play the
sasIe tune. 10 regard 10 the wBrf fever.
"THE OLoBE AND rus USioN-wHcH HroHT7 The
Washington Globe, IN ifs commentary upon the debate
the British Pshisment the Oregon question. holds the
following language:
eft s our solemn conviction that shall again DO
cslled upon take up against former and only
y sagsrssy"
The Nashville union ofyesierdsy per eOnfrS says
"rbe Democsts IN Congress anticipated wsr with
. England or MeEico-they anticipate none now"
Which yihs rogpyy 70 believe his vial subject the
Nashville Or dc Washington oTgsn7"-Neshviis BgaHq.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-15
DON'T BE TOO CRASHING.

| - P'T
| -. e a .o"s' 800 - -, =,
| -. - .s..ss', ~ ~ -, - -
,,s,. "a LA ..ss,..as " .sssss',. :, =,
| g.. O.. - - =. ~" - - -.
a.c unoo the ..n h.v var. ,hon, n,I,n. :, ~on,d
| - -. =, .Ir,,. ~, ~ II =. II, ~, :, :
ev."' n"e" " ''e" s'eai'' iney "'ue no' gu" sec "e
| 'o'v vi :" rasn movement OUT ~ouo hia me gfouno
they seem 30 anxious to occupy scarcely worth the rsque
they have encounter. its accomplishment The game
would be hardly worth the popdr which might be cousum-
| al :, ,h. a., 10 ,,.l,; 4,
| r,-I rn-, . =, c.
England" is Wen known, conceded 10 me u states
e propncorsmp OF aarge no'ety oil the oregon Tenn
orS this, would seem, ought suffice for present pur-
poses when We reflect how much territory there il already
in possession of TIM, Cov.rom.n, ", unoecupi.d :
~. fac, :. NO.. H.. ~, ., al, -. -, la.
:. -, - -, -" ;
~ "' ave" "V"u' " peop'e u'o vast oo'na'ns "
ohce SAM anu efeiore there Is no need ot having more
lands IL is time enough for contend for
right 10 Oregon when We know thu, il can be propey
aged-not before Now ,. ar, aware or the oronep,i,v
:. a.. -. ~ N Il, y -, =. r. ~ 80
" " ", " e'''p '' ~ "'
"e4uehV oeyono nsr po~er' out we arc ye' 10 DC con-
WINGED that II Is not proper 10 let "wel enough aone"-
Suppose this country go with England about
the disputed have we any tina, wo could
,.l =. ,',.s-..io, n, ,h., a. ,;,; l1 n. i,o,o,sd,
W. ,s;L 49,, -, - :,
" w. f -, a' We 'e's'N'' , "
tins immense body OF waste land worth shedding blood Tor
H. by dong could take possession. There is
the rub But for the benefit of such OF our readers As do
fhs NJ
49, -; -, n = -, - a,
'' " '' 'ie 'o'o~i"s P'e'iy, a"u We n''e NJ 'oao''
well drawn picture oil oregon and Texas IL Is from the
hand OF editor in Iowa, who ought know something
about wild aud unsettled country
opecnN e.
=. rh., n,,,;,, e ~ . s IL. -
III ~ p $500 a a ~. w " 49, ~. pcs s VI ,ne county
40 Of ,.,,n,v TO-, ~ :, 80 I, n " ". aeH"
H. L.s,,G,, -, ~. ~ 81. IL ~ - -. p -, ~
s"OSIs.s n:o,, h. a'; .ne
e,,I,ed cb,,oc,sr Of ,h.ir ou,n conn,r IT, 49, 'a
.,;,v and hsrn;nss e,,;n,I 80 ;;,' ea =. p,'.
an honorable e,r,rr Of nd,nen5s,ca and .ctoo.S e'
too ins;goi6c,n, 70 ares, hi, no.;.. IT, ,.- -
,oSy nj Tho n,s, the sch,ev.nIa,s Of P.srhi"-.in
Directed bv x. h.nd oc Providsnca ,bs 80 s,,,'
81 ,bs fu,nrs.h., 10, 6sr, H., ubs, =. Sc 81 -,
WE NAV RE- "a n,Io,ar. ,bc,,as ,h,t -
= 80 ;.,,t. 80, h,...,. ri. ILL., III - s'
;, ,h,, i;nn ssn, n he S,ao,,s Tna H." "e Jpw
svmnsbir nov, nm an, a,,e, .S,ranos ood IT,. On 49,
nne hand and Oregon on the o,hsr are nv G m D,
,b.;, imogin,,,,s "a chang. has c,,s 60, ~ -,
- i. - iu ~ ist rn III "" sP''''s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-15
NEW BOOKS.
rY

We acknowledge from J. w. Randolph & Co. the fol-
lowing new Books
Chas. Tuuel Ioe-The history Of two Lives; 81. Pa.
tricks Eve; Part I'd Of Mount sorre, and No. II Of the
Wandering Jew.
These all interesting and nsruc,ing in their esrse
ter, snd vel Sorlby Of perusal.
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A CARD

The subscriber takes this method Of returning hs sincere
blanks 10 the members N Fire Company No and aso to
bose gentlemen who promptly rendered them assistance
70 otingsshng the FIRE hs residence Broad Street
On Sunday aiRh, ssi, the l instant and shall ever feel
raeiu 10 the Colonel Tor bis great presence Of mind on
that occasion.
DE- FRANKLIN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-15
REPORTED FOR THE UNITED STATES GAZETTE.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

-, NHUNUAf My Tgt1.
There Is no change to NOTICE in Flour since Saturday
receipts continue light prices nomnay the same we quote
shipping brands 81 AL with sales Of bakers
brands 81 u.s. Small sales Of Rye Flour at SO OG4 So
l24 and Penn'a Corn Meal 50 1874 Wheat comes in slow
" demand stesdy sales of god Penn'a reds at ad
Rye-Penna sodN 50 cents. Two three parcels South
ern yellow Corn taken 4c, white 4Oc whiskey-
Sacs'of 200 bbls, Of 22c
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-15
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

Hsrm.a Alexander Register Of the Land Office a, Pal.
cstne. lllinois. vice James n. Mclean. removed
Travis Rosser Collector Of tho Customs s Petersbur
Virginia. vice Hugh Nelson. removed. ,a,
John Duncan Appraiser u Msrchsndise st New Orlesns
vice Robert NJ. welmsn. removed. II rd .al aiaiH
William y. Wagner Msrshsl Of disuiet Of Louisiana
vice Algernon =. Robnsoa removed. :
Pierre T. Landry Surveyor General Of Louisisns vice
Essncs d. ,Nsweomb removed. frfh .si-.Ia''i ~
John K Msenurdo TREASURER, Branch Mint N. Orleans
La. vice Horace G. Csmmsck. removed. ttr4
Frederick X. Conway Surveyor VI Public Lands in Mis-
sour and lllinols, vice Silas Reed. removed. . .,
william A. Sparks tof South Caroline Consul st Venice
vice Joseph Binds, removed. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-15

The Chafleson Mercury las the following paragraph on
tbs SUBJECT:
Z" The English Mission-Mr. PieksRs.
alt Is now known that the Hon +. w. Pickens las d.,
cned rhe mission London. We sorry under the
circumstances to she public OF the avoiding
the ENHANCEMENT Of Federal Office and persuaded
they thus in accordance with wishes Of the
people than by accepting office. We wish well To MIR.
Folks administration. and desire be able give it
hearty support; but il much better for the eadng
politicians Of the State should be free"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-15
rUBLlsHERs' U. 5. MAIL.

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Of Mary Of HuTgundy, he. IS ets.
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" The Opers Company continue here another night
This evening they perform Tor the fir, time Shin
burlesquo upon Cinderella The piece abounds with fun
and rOlc. and the music s beautiful There will also DO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-15
NAVY pEpARrMrNr-o.,,

Lieutenant Henry w. Morris ordered to tho command
OF the store ship southampto :
Assistan Surgeon j. Frsncis Tucksrman detached from
the naval hospital Chelses Massachusetts. and ordered
10 the stare ship Southsmp
Purser John D. Gibson ordered 20 s,ors shin souh.mp
ton. --7.-
John Appleton Of Maine. chief clerk in The Navy De-
PaItment, IN place Of Orns A. Brown re.gned. N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-15
W,mtxaro, CRY. Nav I2,b Isl

Genlemen-Ii is reported here that Mr. Van Buren, will
be the Loco candidate for President in l54 and that Mr.
Polk disposed TO foyour him all in his power. The son cl
Ev.President Van Buren now Of thu White House. Or
des have been given put Office New York and other
places Van Bureaus friends aud Mr. Wright the God Of
New York has been writing letters here urgsg that course
Wright, Cen Cass Buchanan aud DIlas, are Jealous Of
each other, but they will give way for Van Buren,. II
said that Buchanan pledged himself - his Slae that the
Tar Of 1912 should not DO dturbed and the ronarks OF
the official organ on that subject have kicked up
the Cabinet Mr. Polk and his Cabinet arc getting over
their fever they bully Mexico. they are srad
Of England Yours
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-15

u The Albany Evening Journal comes to US in new
dres and We glad learn the Of the change
that rhurlow Weed, Esq., its able editor Tor many years
now enters the partner the whole profits of
the business. The Journal has large and .sins cir
cuation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-15

sens mads against IT, IL loud and impsrous Be die
regarded. His very Esbesrsaes shove how well his
nimy while ,hsy allowed charge to rsss against him
they could any ,ims Destroy