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GOLDEN OREGON CORN.

r HAVE Just received few bushels OF this ex-
from the southern part Of the territory Of Oregon
in 1893, by an Indian chief and presented 10 Gen
eral w. III. Harrison, who cultivated il at North
Bend in 1889, and found il to yield 30 per cent.
more than any other corn. He presented few
grains ofitto HI. r. Smetzer, OF Mijdletown, Mary
land who last year raised l2l bushels to the acre.
and i shelled u bushels per barrel This corn is
well worth the attention Of agricultursts; and those
who desire to make trial of il will do well to apply
Immediately, as the supply is limited. .... ...-.,
J. +. CALLAN, ...
Feb 3-eo3t Corner Z and 9Th SITS.
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THE UNION.
TUESDAY NIGHT. FEB. 8, 1896.
AnENoY oFFlCE.

We have opened an once at No. ls WALL STREET
NEW YORK near the Expresses and Magnetic Telegraph
oahess where subscriptions, advertisements communities
tons &C. &c. viii be received and amy other business
connected with the "Union" promptly attended TO-
Captains Of outwardbound packets and others can be
supplied with hss the union" by calling sending to
the Office on the day Of sailing
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(tAME to the subscriber, on the god OF January,
~ three stray heifers--one white buffalo, one
black and white, and one red and whte--whch the
owner can have by inqurng at Joness grocery store,
near the Washington pententiary, proving prop
erty, paying charges, and taking them away.
WILLIAM BooTHMAN.
Washington, Feb. 3-oaw3w
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The speech of Hon. Brr drord r. Wood, Of New
York, on the question of notice, delivered in the
House of Representatives on Saturday last, is in
course of preparation, and will be published in
few days.
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Cs CHARLES HoTEL-Dissoluton Of CO.
- partnership The copar,nership heretofore ex-
isting under the firm Of Brown q Rolf is, by mutu-
al consent, dissolved this day.
WILLIAM Rolf.
Washington, JAN 81, 1886
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TAKE NOTICE OF THIS CARD.

IRON the many applications for chances in my
L last drawing, am induced to make up auoth-
err; and this one will be much more attractive, as
there will be more prizes and fewer blanks.
The ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited
to call and view the articles, and subscribe to the
scheme, at the store Of
ROBERT KEYWoRTH,
Feb ST. Between 9th and 10Th SITS.
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Several errors have occurred in the speech Of Mr.
Thompson, of Pennsylvania, but an edition will be
issued tomorrow in which all the corrections will
be made.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
prom our regular eors.pondsntI

lrfon our regular oo!toApohaehII .....
. ADJ. auE Ne" fonK' Feb 2, 1886
As several "Morssns' have, at different times
appeared in the field, beg leayeto state that when
adopted this signature, had the old "wsgoner-
general, Daniel Morgan" Of the revolutionary war;
IA my minds eye, and whose likeness your
readers can see at any time, in Trumbull's picture
the surrender ofBugoyne, in the Capt.
tol, at Washington. "Morgan" is n name OF ar
eient Britain, or Welsh origin; and IL | can make as
good shots with my pen, as old Daniel made at the
enemies Of his country with his rife, shall count
myself toerably successful seribbler.
The talk to-day in the Streets &C., runs upon our
relations with Mexico. The general impression
seems 10 be- that Just sense of lf-respeei well
as a regard for the maintenance Of our rights, de-
49, =, /, ., -,
mahds very prompt ana decided course WIN inc
ios.,,.,.a L. "a ,.o,,l. If ,bst n,se,tled md
'"'ue" 'u'o'' a"a P0oP''' " ' ~ ~
tTeacherous country '
Stocks gave wav ,o-dav IN some extent on the
strength of the Mexican news. .ef ......
The Oxford for LIVERPOOL and the Louis Phil
ippe, for Havre, both sailed to-day. The Media
tor for London, and the Sheridan for Iiyernool.
have been detained ill tomorrow.
Other matters have crowded themselves upon nv
attenuon 10 such an extent combined with the de-
mand in your columns for congressional reports,
that have for SONS time dropped the brief sketches
| at one time promised. I send you the following
condensed notice Of the Hon. Sidney Herbert, the
Secretary at War in the newly organized cabinet Of
Sir Robert Peel This honorable gentleman is the
second son of the late Earl Of Pembroke and half
brother and heir presumptye ofthe present peer He
has descended from the house of Herbert, rnemora-
BILE in historical annals, and from which stock
sprang the Ears Of Fowls, and the celebrated Lord
may be enumerated some Of the most distinguish
ed actors in the political annals Of England. 10
nj, ancestor Mary, Countess of Pembroke, Ben
Underneath this marble haarse,
Lies the subject Of all yersei
sidneys sister, Pembroke mother.
VIE, and fair, and good as she.
The honorable gentleman for some som. vear.
,,y,,.S,
'eP''''"'s' ""''"., anu ""' os"eou !" VIZ "'y
parry nc was O0f" oeP.'"Oe' '"e iOn, i'io' anu
-. -, -. a. ,o,;.. o,h.,. =, or...o,
Tn. ,,v,.,;c t,I.vr,nb bet,yeen Albany anil
.'e'"r" 'N' 1'''' "'''
Utica has been put in operation.
The Hbenis sailed yesterday with forty-four
passengers for Liyerpool and two for Halifax.
Tn, following sales were made a, auction in Boa.
ton on Saturday as Slst INST, VIZ; sugar 81 hhds:
New Orleans adv 60 sold s6 l2Ia SIS per 100 lbs
80. 10 S s 60. o1s 49, LII " VT '-'
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, From this mornings Richmond Enquirer.
IMPORTANT RESULTS.


Yesterday, the Senate and House Of Delegates
were occupied in the discussion Of two very import
ant subjects. In the Senate, the bill for a railroad
from Richmond to the Ohio river was passed with
out amendment, and is now law. 1t was warmly
opposed, various amendments offered, all of which
were voted down. Zone by majority Of only ont, }
and it was passed as it came from the House.
In the House of Delegates the bill to incorporate
the Potomac and Ohio Railroad Company, which
has excited an unusual interest for the last few days
was again before the house. Its friends and its foes
maintained their respective arguments with spirit
and ability. Mr.. Edgington opposed the bill with
zeal, and Messrs. Lee and Bocock warmly sustain.
ed it. Mr.. Broadus moved the indefinite postpone
ment ofthe bill, which motion prevailed by vote
Of II to 48. w. |+
The "Richmond Compiler" says: -
"Mr. Edmunds, from the special committee or
the subject reported bill accepting by the State Of
Virginia, the county Of Alexandria, in the District
of Columbia, when the same shall be receded by the
Congress Of the United States.'" a ... .#
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FROM RICHMOND.
From member Of the Virginia legislature.

TTO" Wc"soef W "t 'Hso"t" eS tSta"e'
"RIcHMoNp, Va, Feb. 2, 1876.
"since my return from Washington, have en-
deavored as far could, to ascertain the views Of
the democratic party relative to the notice ques-
ton, and find was correct in my opinion to you,
that more than two-thirds of the democrats were in
favor of giving the notice. | can but express my
establishment that there should be but one opinion on
this subject. trust, however, the difference Is an
honest one .. a. " ri
"lhere are two interesting and important meas
ures now under discussion in the two houses.
The right of way to the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road in the House Of Delegates, and the Richmond
and Ohio railroad in the Senate. The first will be
defeated, and the second passed.
1--WE are all gratifed at the pacific news from
abroad, and have doubt it was brought about by
the bold stand taken by our President the tariff and
Oregon questions. My experience in life justifes
me in saying that nothing is to be lost by frmness
in behalf of right.
"P. 8. Since writing the within the Richmond
and Ohio railroad bill has passed, and the right of
way defeated"
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See what correct opinions strong mind, at
distance from the metropolis, but with the advan-
tage Of books and papers and its own calm medita-
tons, forms in the bosom Of retirement.
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CoNsULs.

WILLIAM III. ROBERTSON, of Louisiana, To b
consul for the port Of Bremen, in the place Of A
d. Mann, recalled.
WILLIAM A. SpARKs, OF South Carolina, to b
consul for the port Of Venice, in the place of AlbeI
Dabadie, recalled.
SIMEON NJ. JOHNSON, OF Michigan, to be consu
for the port Of Matanzas, in the place Of Thoma
NJ Rodney, recalled.
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SHIP NEWS.

CLEAaKp.-shiPs Finland, Liverpool; Edwina. Mobiles
briggs Diploma 0poro; Reindeer Gibraltar and Leghorn
Black Hawk, Havana; Savannah, Savannah; Archelaus
ST. Domingo ~s 'uh..Ir1 '. ..-.
ARRWEp-ships Columbus, from Liverpool Cotton Plan
ter, from Mobile; whale.ship William Nye, from Pacific
ocean, Dec. 9Th; barque Peter Demill from Savannah;
briggs Robert Thurston from Serrc Leone. Dec IA; w
Huntington, from Trinidad de Cuba; Thos p Cope from
Barracoa; g. b. Lamar. from Apalachcoai schooners He
raid from Tobasco J. Prngle, from Wilmington N c..
Jonas Smith dol Little Mary Portland Me- Joseph Marsh
Newbern, N. G. ...
BELow.-Bsrque Eliza, from Apalachicola.
Wind vest and light
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OF the Of said governments In relation 10 the eoun:
try west OF the Rocky mountains since the last annual
III az he Pres o this HOUSE.
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THE HUMBUG PARTY.

The Wing press catch up any thing however
monslrous or absurd, upon which to base an attack
upon The Administration. Wehave rich speci-
men of this passion for reckless attack in The N y.
Express OF Saturday. 1t refers TO letter from
Santa Fee, of Sept ~, in the Pillsburg American,
which processes 10 enclose another Proclamation
by Gen. Kearney, summoning The citizens of New
Mexico to hold an election on the 25lh OF Oc-
tober to elect Delegate 10 the Congress OF the
United States, and Members OF a Territorial Le-
gislature, the latter TO assemble in Santa Fe on
TUG - Monday of December next. The Senate
70 consist OF To- -, The House of 30 members
Two candidates for Deres>.. 10 CONGRESS are
announced, Don Manuel Linosa, Secrela.y nf,he
Territory, and MIR. Magoffin, a merchant OF Santa
Fe, connected with the house of P. Harmony g.
Nephsws of New York. twas supposed Two OF
three other candidates would take The field
'The Proclamation calls on the Alcades and
all other magistrates to superntend the polls, coun,
the ballots, make returns aud preserve order, and
commands all officers, soldiers and followers of
The Army TO abstain from all interference in said
elections, land 10 be vgilant in securing the peace
able and undisturbed enjoyment Of the good cil-
gems of The Territory in the exercise OF their IN
valuable privileges authorized by this proclama-
tion."
Upon such Himsy authority as this, which any
sensible man would pronounce an unqualified
Aoaz, the Express proceeds formally 10 denounce
as. w. Kearney, Governor ad interim and Briga-
Fgss his proclamation" as doing up the anne1a-
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rF,om The n. O. 1lopie. oet. 1877


LATER FROM VERA CRUZ AND BRA
EOS SANTIAGO.-The u. S. revenue cutter
Ewing, Captain Gay Moore, arrived of the S.
w. Pass, on the evening Of the 10th inst. from
the Gulf Squadron of Vera Cruz. Lieut. Chad
wick of the cutler reaching The city last evening,
and obllgIngly favored US with the following
items.
The cutler left the Squadron on the 9th inst,
and Lieut.. Chadwick reports that Gen. Paroles
left Vera Cruz on the 81 instant, in British
steamer for Havana, and was salu,ed BY the
castle of San Juan de Ulloa. Commodore Con-
ner was still in command OF the Squadron, but il
was generally supposed that Commodore Perry
would assume the command on the Isl Of Noyem-
Der.
No further attack had been made by any vessel
III the fleet on any Mexican town; but The opin-
ion prevailed that another demonstration would
soon be made against Avarado. A Mexican
schooner had been captured by one OF our vessels
and The scamen were busily engaged in fitting
her our, 10 Re employed against the enemy in
the contemplated attack at the above named
point. News Of the batile Of Monterey had
reached The Squadron, and impaired the livelies,
Joy among The officers and crews.
The United States steamer Mississippi, from
Pensacola, schr. Refer, and another schr., load
ed with coal were spoken near Vera Cruz
vessels, as they were cut OF time some twenty
days or more, having encountered severe weather
and were blown off for many days. The United
States schr Flirt sailed Tor Norfolk on the Sd
inst. The health OF the squadron was generally
good. No intelligence OF interest had been re.
ceived from The city OF Mexico since the sailing
OF the United States sloop OF war John Adams
The Ewing came Too of the Brazos on The 9Th
inst, but had no communication with the shore.
The steamship Sea, came of with The mail for
the steamship Galveston, but in consequence Of
the boislerous weather, and heavy sea, she was
unable 10 deliver il, and compelled 10 relurn.-
One Of the rangers Of Capt. Walkers company
who had been taken at Matamoras by the Mexi
cans, made his escape AMI found his way 10 the
| Squadron.-He was brought 10 the BRACES or
board the Ewing and succeeded in reaching The
shore, eager to participate in any fight thai nigh
come off. Lient. Chadwick bIough, up the MAJ
from the Squadron.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD

hlCHmoND MARKETS. OCTOBER &c.
IoBACCO.-The market continues dull. lhs
inspections are very small, with no change in
prices. We quote Lugs at from 81 90 to 81 50.
common leaf 81 90 to 3 90; middlpe 90 s5 10
4 90; good and fine shipping, 81 90 to 6 90; e,r,
manufacturing Sc 90 TO 8 90.
FLOUR-S5 rs a O0-an advance Of :.
per barrel since the receipt OF the news BY tts
steamer. -
CORN-Corn 62A a Is els.
OATS-30 80 cents-in demand
WHEAT-l20 10 l25 cts.-lhe LATER nric. all,
Tor superior EAite
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran Is cents Shorts %
cents; Brown Stufs 25 cents; Ship SUITS a, c,s
PROvISIONS.-BAcoS: Smi,hfeld and en- ~,
Cured 81 cts. for hog round; Wesiern Siass
q. cts; Shoulders4a4s els. LARD "A . GEMS sc
CATTLE-For Cattle from The scales a,oss
weight, s. so; nett 4 80 S so, accortins :,
quality: MUTTON 50 4 50-scarce and i
demand LANES: | SO 3 SO, according 10 oua.
lily. vEALs S3 a S, according 10 clair
Hoes Live so 6 co.
COTToN-s! a 81 cents per Ii.
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LECTURE TO have exam
incd few Of The letters and articles from The
press, shown 10 rs by Mr.. Porter OF New York,
in regard to the new system OF mathematics, up
on which he will give free Lecture tonight
They speak in high terms of The simple and lu-
cid manner in which Mr. P. explains most i'm
portanl science. The letter OF Mr.. Barlow, SUI
pernlendent OF common schools in Western N.
York, is a strong testimonial in behalf OF Mr..
P.'s plan, and gives us reason to believe that his
Lecture will be interesting and instructive, and
will attract the attention or The public.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-27

,ion Of foreign territory to the Republic Of 'ne
,Ia;,sd s,s,ss in very summary way" and fully
80. The Puf1alo Advertiser, when it says
aTbe Imperial Aulocrat Of all the ka as Ia
could no, show more superb con'emp' anu u rive
gard for legal and CONSTITUTIONS oonasI ,;,r,Y,
SSrhol. nroceedine is a comp G'etat more aroinaly
snd suhversiye of the sovereignty ol The people
han Thai which drove Charles x from Inc throhe
NJ France 10 die an exile and wanderer IN ioreiS'
lands"
Alter all this waste Of indignant condemha''oi
of so "arbilrary" coup d'etat, The ea'ol % '"'
Express map. S. in another column Of MS pa
n,ner. pricks his own bubble and lets OUT 'he
gas. for he SAYS with melancholy resignation:
up. S. We have our doubts OF the anthen'icny
Of Gen. Kearneys northumberland 10 DC III
The Pitlsburg American"
1, would be we'll il the Express ana Inc o'he'
Whig pa pers oltener had doubts OF The au1heh'
ITCHY" of the numberless uniounded charges
brought against The Administration. Ihey "ou'0
no, then be forced 10 cat their words so ol'en'-
Cur readers have now fair specimen OF The man
ner in which Wing journals manufacture
grave charges against Democratic Admlh's'fa'
tion They seize upon rumors and Tin not nas'e'
give them "form and pressure" Tor Inc nome
market" 1t is evident that some was, iamii'al
with the peculiar forte Of The Wing papers. "so
no" this hoax TO catch The greedy "manufaclu'
rers" He has made good hlt
In the summary OF foreign news we ind
statement which will have an important bearing
ON our commerce Last year we called the al
,enton of our Government 10 The Tact that the To-
bacco purchased in this country Tor The French
Government was transported in French vessels,
in contraveniion OF the navigation treaties be-
tween the Two countries. To encourage our COM
merce, il was deemed OF vast moment that our
Government should arrest the mischief. 1t has
done so, through our worthy Minister. Mr.. King,
as appears from the following paragraph:
ION the 22d OF December next, the French Go
vernment will receive contracts for the supply OF
100000 kilogrammes, 100000 kilogrammes,
and 800 900 kilogrammes OF different descriptions
of Kentucky tobacco. On the 22d of January,
lS47, contracts will be received for The supply OF
$50 600 kilogrammes and 2,400, 900 kilogrammes
OF Maryland tobacco, as also Tor $780, 0O kilo-
srammes OF Virginia tobacco. II is SAID lhaI
this vast quantity Of tobacco viii, on The appiica
lion OF Mr.. King, the U. S. Minister, be allowed
10 be brought 10 France in American vessels; and
This circumstance has excited the bi,leres hosti-
lily of the Bordeaux and other ship owners
Las, year, il mistake moi, the Government in.
sisted on The employment OF French vessels; and
believe thai some promise was made in The last
session OF The Chambers that, for The future, none
bat French vessels should be employed III The
conveyance of tobacco. Had this promise been
adhered TO, ii would not only have caused great
expense 10 France but would, imagine, have
been an infringement Of the navigation treaties
between France and The United States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-27
AGRICULTURE.

We devote a large space Today To The admi-
rable address oi Mr.. Ovencn. II is theme OF
deep interest to Virginia, and the advice and ex-
hor,alions OF the speaker are worthy Of reflection
and practice. Al no time was il ever more i'm
portant that The agricultural community should
arouse itself. For many long years il has been
depressed by Inc influence Of partial and unjust le.
sislalion-but the signs indicate that ia good
time is coming" Under the blessed operation OF
a more liberal commerce, We may we'll look for
an early period, when our extensive fields will
supply the increasing consumption Of the over
peopled lands of the old world. The vast West
will compete with us for The markets Of the
world. Virginia, therefore, should put forth all
her energies 10 rival her neishboring SIalcs;
with little zeal, and a better acquaintance with
experienal science, her farmers may equal the
efforts of any other State. Let agriculture
flourish, and commerce, manufactures, and every
other interest, will prosper, and extend the de-
mands for the farmers products.
1t is under these cheering prospects that the
farmers Of Virginia are called upon 10 put forth
all their strength, and in swelling wealth and
power and influence OF the State, increase their
mi arfc md
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-27

II The members of the Medical Profession,
in Louisa, are requested 10 meet al The Court
House, on November Court day, TO appoin, dele
gates 10 The Medical Convention, 10 be held in
Richmond on The second Monday in December
next
Louisa, October 81, 1916.
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DWELLING HOUSE AND LAND 7
Gal L,

A CITING as Commissioner under decree 81 the -
N of AlbeRare county, dated October tih ~
will offer Tor sale, the premises, TO the highest ~
ON WEDNESDAY,, the le Ii Of November, TT,
Land and improvements brlonsne 10 the Estate o.
r. Emmett, deceased, and adjoining The University I
land contains about lot acres, all enIlo., d. 1tt p
is commodouS, having eight rooms, with 'onse'
ont houses There Is attached 10 II good garden
un orchard of excellent fruit trees.
The purchaser will be allowed u credit al CO. z
aud three yeas. he giving bonds with approved ~
al security. Tie tile to Tho property VIII be reai
a. additional security, until the bonds are paid
Oct 9g-cw4w GESSNEh bhhKisU
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On the 18th inst. Apalachicola was nearly laid
in ruins by The villainy of Observation-Disclosures
houses being fired simultaneously. After four
hours incessanl labor, the city was saved from
utter destruclion-but with an enormous loss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-27
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SAL
OR RENT

NN THURSDAY. the o6ih November, that ),
~ Amelia Court day, will be offered for safe, N
GELS To suit purchasers, the Tract Of Land al W,
Court house, containing nine hundred and my 8
acres embracing the Tavern aud all necessary ~.
ings, and store house. The property will be- oiefsf
fur more lots, and Is divided by roads m,etinca
G. H. II ran be recommended as good stand 'ot j
vern and Stole. The land is Of good quality. hss
between three and -four hundred acres III forest mEs
atrly adjoining The buildings. The buildings ar n
modious, and the orchard and garden uDsurpa,-se
any IN this country II L. about forty miles distant
Richmond and Petersburg, and is proveibiay hrai'
If not sold, il will br offered Tor lease rem, % z
me day Persons wishing Ia examine the proper'
referred To Mr. T. C. Leigh, at the g. II with wbet
plat of The property has been left
Oct. a7-rtds LEWIS L. iIaRilf
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CHANGING PLACES.

II will be seen that Paroles, late President Of
Mexico, then a prisoner of Stale in Perote, has
gone 10 Havana as an exile. He and Santa An
ma have exactly changed places. No one can
say that the Wheel Of Fortune, in ilsrapid turns,
may not soon again reverse the positions Of the
two heroes. Does History record anything like
the daily mutations Of such people and such
Ieade,s2 Unless they learn some wisdom from
the present crisis, The prediction of Santa Anna
may be verified, and "Mexico be blolted out" Of
the n.er nj Nations
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-27
JOHN BIGGER'S PRIZE OFtlCL
TNRAWN Nos. of Grand Consolidated Lo''fP'

1882 AZ CO SO 81 G5 II $.
The drawings Of two lotteries are received =,
ing. Capitals sos 000 900, 5000, 2.bio h.sc
&c, &c. rs Nos IA drawn. Whole Iiehel'
Also ST, goo. Who wants it Go No'., i
Tickets ST. -
For wednesdsy, $4,000. y Nos, IL drawn
For wednesday, 500. Is Nos, y drawn
> For Thursday, $4,000. rs Nos, 10 drawn -
For FRIDAY, SIS COO rs Nos. 70 drawn. i'''''
Lowest Prize S. nett. :. ,,.un Td'
81 For Saturday, $4,000. 70 Nos, u drawn -
For Sunday, SO, 900. rs Nos, Is drawn
For Sunday, COO c. Nos, u drasn1i ,esst u /,
For Prizes cali or send, and purchase oct =
lucky BIGGER. ..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-27

II In The match for colored ploughmen, MIR.
Mller's man Frank was omitted. There were
seven entries instead OF sir.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-27

APPoRTIoNMEST OF THE APPROPRIATIONS
For TIE EDUCATION OF THE POOR is THE
YEAR Is4,: "