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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-12-29
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
by RITCHIE & DUNNAvANT.
TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 20.
THE ADMINIsTRATION-WH CONDEMN TIT

THE HEADMlNISTRATION-W CONDEMN TT
Itis significant test Of the wisdom of an Admins
traton when on the one hand 1t arouses everywhere
the fiery opposition Of hotspurs and on the other CON-
mand, the support OF the conservative and the fore
thoughted. Ifevery one without distinction Of par
ty or Of section,) spoke well Of MIR. Buchanan, We
should begin to doubt whether he had wisely conro
ed the affairs Of the country-whether he had
pandered at will TO the vicious tastes of the corrupt
seconded the efforts Of the just and pure. No man
even though he be Of angelic purity and endowed
with unerrng capacity-can hope to pass without
from some quarters and there are those we
speak it with reluctance, whose censures ought to be
more highly valued than their praise. BY some un.
lucky iortuity they ways commend what they should
condemn aud cC.demn what they ought to ccm-
mend.
Now Mr.. Duchanans Administration has thus far
resped praise from whom praise was prsseworthy and
censurs from thnaa whnss oensure in itself com
mendatiou. F1rtnn1tns minimum, &c. As well
wishers of his Administration and as desiring the good
ofthe country hope this state of things may con-
tinue. We would not have il otherwise. We can
not consent change OF course on the part OF the
enemies of the Administration. We know who and
what they are, and, knowing them, We prefer that
they should occupy their present position, with no
change offront. Their alliance with Mr.. Buchanan
might embarrass him and embarrass the entire Ad-
minisration rs we'll.
But, badnsge aside we wonder that it has not be-
fore occurred to the bitter opponents of the Admins
trs,ion, that their opposition would prove more efec
tive to condemn with discrimination and candor and
not strike bludfoldly they do Perhaps. by lit
tie discretion and waiting they might find something
vulnerable! something that ought to be struck at
Why not save their energy for the opportune mo-
ment Why waste their lsbors and pains to 80 little
purpose
To mere locker on, it is amusing to read the dla-
tribes of Wing and Know. Nothing journals from dlt-
ferent quarters Of the Union against the Admnstra'
tion. For the diversion of our readers We are In
clined TO print them 10 parallel columns; butt s hard
" worth the while. Our readers will come near the
truth, if they disbellsve both with all their heart-
w. ara dsinerested witnesses between the partlesi
and can trubuly testify that they are each and all
of them unworthy of credit.
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The Washington correspondent Ot the Philadelphia
Inquirer tells of stalwart young lrishm-n who mad
friend in distinguished Virginia member, through
whose influence he obtained appointment under
the new Door Keeper of the House:
The new conner looked at the man he was about 10
displace, and discovered that he wss crippl-. o.
asking him how he had become thus mutnted 10
told that he had bsen shot and cut 10 pieces IN
the battle OF Buens Vista, left for dead the f Id,
and only recovered to find hims-t h"Psssaly maimed
for life.
The generous hearted fellow looked drst one AMI
then the other, aud finally blurted out, be turn-G
his heel "If this mans place is The only place yo4
have for me, I'll not have it at ALL Such an inci
dent this il refreshing amid the wild hunt for o;e
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NOTICE OF FARM At PRIVATE SALE.

u IL "
INTENDING 10 engage In other business will sell pr
ystey the Tract Of Land upon which am now living,
situated In Appomattox county, adjoining the county lines
of Prince Edward and Charlotte, and the lands OF Pam
plip Mrs. Elc8n, The Carter and others containing l
acres one.third la original growth heavily timbered,
large for saw logs the balance Is under cultivation
of which was lately sowed in grass and clover, and 3
small crop of wheat has been seeded this Fall The Land
lies remarkably we'll and is well wstered, Horse Pen
Creek passing through it. besides numerous good and ne
about l2 acres Creek and Branch Flas from rs
m so wards vile and the whole place has been well
dtcbed and drained within the last two years This land
PRODUCES the finest knd of Tobacco and 10 admirably
adapted TO Wheat Corn Oats, and the various Grassc
and Clover The land 10 well enclosed most of the fem
cno is new having made last spring The improve.
men,. are sse new and consist Of Two Story Frame
House ~ by y feet, nearly finished; three hewed Log
Cabins one Of which has two rooms with brick chin
new Al each end Stables Barns, &C. all in good order
There are hee fpe Syringe convenient to the dwelling
one o which 10 about So yards and cannot be surpassed
by any Spring in the adjoining counties: The negh6or-
hood ia healthy and the society 10 as good a.
can be wished for The land could easily he divided into
two tracts leaving plenty Of Timber, as well as small
Apple and Peach Orchard on esch tract II runs up 10
within l5O wards OF Pampn's Depot, very dourshine
village on the South Side Railroad containing Church.
several Stores, Tobacco Factories Wheelwright and
Rlsck.mh Shops a Tavern, Foundry, and many other
Churches Saw Grist and Flour Manufacturing
Mill, are very convenient From the nearness to the De
not where wood Is always wanted, the timber ON the
land would more than ten times pay for It,
If desired by the purchaser would also sell my stock
of Ho ses Mules Work Oxen, Cows, Hogs, &C. Crop OF
Corn Tobacco, OAts, &c. together with the Plantation
Tools Of every description.
TERMS III desired, the purchaser may have several
years to pay the purchase money in
My Post Office is Psmplins Depot, Appomattox Co. Va
Nov l7-3tnwts w. STEPTOE.
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THE T'rAII ARMY

We learn that the War Department yesterday
ceived information by telegraph from Leu'-nan.
General Scott, announcing the arrival OF d-sp.trh
from tbe Utah expedition. The news is very favor
sbls. On the 7th November, CoIon1ls Johnson aud
Smith and the trains had Overtak. Col. A-x-nd~r,
and all were marching upon Fort Brdger, which VS.
only ei1teen miles distant. The troops IL Ii al
spirits and there WIS just enough snow up t.
plains to protect the grass from fire. Fort Bridy-r
VIZ believe, il located lib miles from Crest S.!t
Lake City, Washington Ua,Oa.
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WINTER AT LAST.

Christmas day was ushered in by regular snow
o,orn II commenced showing in the course OF
Thursday night and continued until the afternoon OF
Friday-leaving seven or eight inches on tne ground
Saturday the snow commenced yielding to the nhu
snce of the eun and the thaw rapidly progressed yes
,srd,y. the air being bright aud balmy
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,

0NHE FARM upon which formerly resided contain
ing 300 acres, about miles south west of Chester.
field Court House, and within two and half miles Of
Fendleys Station the Clover Hill Railroad Thereby
making II accessible either Peter isburg Richmond
markets Two thirds of this farm is open land in gooc
OF ltvaon, and susceptible of the highest state o
improvem mt One third In original growth, which la
not been plllaged.
The improvements consist Of good and commodious
dwelling built within the last few years, and all the
necessary out and farm houses.
For further particulars apply to me- to J. R. Gill, at
Sent. sI-t, JOSEPH GILL, sr
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TRPNIRTE LAND FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE, my farm Of three hundred and eleven
Il acres in Abemarle county. adjoining the lands
J o. Massey, Sneed and others, ak miles from
Charlottesville, two and half from shadwel Depot
and two from the Rivanna Improvement. One hundred
state OF Improvement One.thrd of ths 10 good bottom
land dwelling and all necessary out buildings are on
the place, and well of first rate water in the yard
STERMS LIBERAL; or If desired an exchange for Rich
mond property will be made
Address me at Richmond or call a. my office, corner Of
Franklin and Governor streets.
Oct I6-ctf s. A. HART.
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OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
By aud ,cnh the adrice and consent Of the Ssnot.
John A. Parker Jr. register of the land Office al
Omaha city, Nebraska Territory.
Charles w. Porter, register of the land off1oe at
Pattsburg, Missouri.
John s. Houston, receiver Of the land off .e a:
Pattsburg, Missouri.
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TTIRTY.THREE VALUABLE NEGROES

FOR SALE.
INV virtue of the last will and testament nf Matthew
Rowlett, docd will SELL at Clover nepot, in the
county OF Halifax the second day Of January, 1853,
credit of six months with interest from the day OF sale
women bows and chlldrSn.the most OF them very vau
sbIe and likely. Bonds with undoubted security will be
'0d1" ~ - wy W. H. SIMS, Executor Of
..,-.,d. M. J. RowLKrr.
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RECEPTION OF THE CHARGE D'AFFAIRS
OF DENMARK.

We learn that Mr.. Wald-nar Rudolph de Raas II
Yesterday presented his creeutias to the S-"r-'n'y
f State aud received a. charge nff ,irs and
sui general of his Majesty The King of Denmark TO
this government Wash. Union.
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NEw YORK DEMOCRACY.


Tho D.mocrats of New York had another large
meeting at Tammany Hail, on Wednesday night and
endorssd the Presidents message and the policy OF
bis administration, especially in relation to Kansas
afairs. John va Buren, reviewed in terms Of
capsure the reeent conduct Of the Little Giant of
Illinois on the Lecompton embodiment Speeches
ware also made 10 the same effect by Hon. Richard
Busted, General Walbrdge, Mr.. w. Browne and
others There was considerable disturbance at the
commencement Of the evening, caused by come in
discreet friends of Mayor Wood who were intent on
breaking up the meeting.
The bark Alnah, which was seized by the U. s.
marshal on suspicion of conveying fibusers to Gen.
Walker, was released, it being proved that che was
on lawful voyage.
The "charity ball." an annual affair in home'puna
and calico, took place on Tuesday evening" at the
Academy OF Music, and was the most magnificent
affair of the season. 1t will yield over $2,o0o.
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VISIT OF CALHOUN'S WIDOW TO HIS
TOMB.


The venerable widow of the immortal Calhoun
visited the tomb of her husband. on Sunday last at
81, Phillips Church, after the congregation had dls
persed, accompanied by one Of the elder members CT
tho church and vestry and two ladies. The visit was
.fectiug-the widow never having been in the city
aimee the demise of her lustrious buabsnd-and her
simpe and unaffected exclamation OF and is Ibis tne
tomb of nv hu,bdnd7" brought tears to the eyes Of
those who accompanied her, while her own were
stre,miop with recollections OF the past and cheer
full hope OF a happy meeting in "the better l"no'
From the graveyard. the widow then visited the
sts,ue. at the City Hail. and. after contemplating 1t
in all il, bearings in melancholy silence, pronounced
II . ye,v good Aksnes.-I Charleston Evening Ne'es
INDIAN vISlTORS.-We learn that there are
NOW no less than tbirty6ve 'sons OF the forest IN
This metropolis representing several important tribes
Tomorrow Monday the delegation OF Poncas VIII
be received by the Acting Commissioner OF Indian
Affair, with the usual ceremonies. They come from
the junction Of the Running Water and Missouri
rivers, and speak the language as the Omabas'
Tbs chiefs now here are tall, stawsrt men, each
o,e standing over six feet in his moccasins aud On
Monday they will probably come out "painted and
,,umed in battle erray." They are accompanied by
usior J. b. Robertson Indian Agent, and by two in-
,srnr.t.rs-one an Onshs haf-breed, the other b
Frencbmsn who married into the Poncas tribe oJ
which he has been ralizsd.- Warrington On0"'
Of Sunday.
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DIED.

DIED in Brunswick CO ON the Sth inst Mrs MARTHt
C. SHORT relict of Griffin Short, decd; and on IN. S:H
inst, CHARLES ]. BISHOP, OF the same county
DIED on Friday evening. the lsh inst al q"rt'r Pet
2 O clock Ar Springfield, in Hanover C nn'v $50 -'
of ptmap X W,I prAc- Z" her u Z" o.
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By THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

INFORMATION having been received by the txeeative
i ,hn WILEY BRlZEND.NE, of the County OF Essex
vuc.dered by Joseph Owen in the said County on or
sb... tie ath instant. and that the said oven nss NED
irom ju.,.ce, aud s now going srs therefore 40
hereby offer reward of one hundred ana nl'y uoa's y.
asy ,er.on who sha arrest the sail Joseph oweh' shd
d.ser him into the Jai! of said County OF Essex; and
10 moreover require all officers Of this oommonSesn
civil AID military and request the people se9eIay M .G 10
heir beat exeroDs to procure the arrest VI ne
Oven, ,hs, he may be brought tc justice
Given under my hand Governor, and under tne Less
:, . , Seal of the Commonwealth. at Richmond. THIS
'"S'I 18th day Of December 1891 ;,-,,,y u,sr
b. Il. Governor GEesGy W. MuSFoap Secretary ot the
Commonwealth
Jo,pa Owen 10 abcat fortysix yesrs OF age about h,e
fee. i've ipcbe, b,gh, s,ou,iy formed, with brown hair
woasi, or .c.r. n. the right arm and hand and when
vstns usually iods his he"d down. When he lett he
wor. pea i,ctet OF a reddish color and kersey pants
hall y
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LAND FOR SALE

LAND FOR SALE
WISH to sell six hundred acres Of, superior to-
II baeco land, lying within one mile of Clover Sta.
tom 800 acres of which id original forest growth The
improvements consist of dwelling with four rooms,
kitchen &C., and five tobacco barns.
TERM5:-Onethird cash, and the balance payable in
one two and three years.
Possession will be given the lst day of January
My address is Glover Station, Richmond and Dsnville
Rail Road, Halifax county, Va -
Dec 23-ctlstIan w. II. WOOIIUN.
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ROR SALK,

TIME patent right for the manufacturory of VIM
u Butcher Sons Gum Elastic Paint This article Is
warranted to resist the action of the atmosphere and last
and wear better than any other Paint manufactured
For painting coating ships, metal surfaces and "ood
Butcher of the above hrn be found al the once
of the Richmond and Dsnvile Rail Road Company.
nar
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FOR SALE

guyHE farm on which have, until recently, resided In
the county of Powhsan seven mile. sTasnwess w s
the Court House APpomat.ox h'sI o, oS.
Of fine timber The improvements consist of a brick
dwelling house Of 'orie. built OF the beat materials
sensruiIr found ON a farm As residence, it 10 not inc
ror to any in whether In regard to pleasant,
Mo-. minute description considered necessary
aSysrt;sement man the place viii show the prem
ses For terms (Which shall be very beraD application
NAV be made to Col H. L. Hopkins in powhatsn. to
myse,t in Abingdon. ABNER CRUMP.
ahn,dop Dec l3-ctf
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND AND
SLAVES In HANOVER COUNTY.


I'm pursuance Of decree OF Hanover County Court en-
tered the 22nd day Of December, 1857 in suit styled
Dickinson against Dickinson, &c the undersigned will
sell at public auction, at Beaverdam Depot In Hanover
County on Thursday, the lith day of January next,
1883 at II O'Clock, il fair, il the next lair day
thereafter Tract of Land containing about ~ acres;
and also l3 Slaves very likely which were held by
Mrs Lucy Dickinson her dover in the estate OF Ma
thauie Dickinson deceased. The land lies within one
and half miles Of Beaverdam Depot and within QUE
fourth OF mile of the Central Railroad, at tic Green
Bay Crossing and is known as Green Bar the late resi-
dcnce of Nathaniel Dickinson, decd Upon it ia good
Dwelling House. with all necessary Out Houses aso,
a good Store House, with Lumber House attached: attached
II s GOOD stand for Country Store snd good business
has usually been done there. The land is situated that
may be conveniently sold In lots and will be 50 sod
necessary suit purchasers.
Terms-For the Slaves cash; for the land, onefourth
In cash. and the balance In two instruments Of one and
two years with interest from day Of SALE Bonds with
good security for the deferred payments and title re'
famed until the purchase money paid The title s be
lieved be unqueonable but we shall only sell ouch as
is vested in VI by the decree
JOHN B. YOUNG,
CHASTAIH WHITE,
c. G. GRISWOLD,
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a HOME IN THE COUNTRY.

OFFER for sale upon very liberal terms, three small
Tracts OF Land lying within three miles Of Meherrin
Depot upon the Richmond and Danvile Railroad These
lands were bought some years ago at sacrifice and
can sell bargain locking for country home. No
contains 20 and lies on the south side OF the
railroad No 2, lying on the north side, contains IL
acres one third o each in original forest the bal
ance In pine, with spring on each, but no houses OF
much value No contaius SO acres one third cleared
about one third in old field pnes aud the balance in or
sna growth. The pine itself when cut and hauled to
the railroad (Which Is about one mile distant WIN pay
for one half of the There comfortable cabin
with four good rooms and all the necessary houses
for small family besides small orchard and three rec
springs goud and with regard TO the
crops made upon IT, would refer Messrs John Jones
Go and B.rk.dale Read, of Richmond who have % seen
ya,e will sell bargain and that idea may be
formed what bargain s would briefly NJ stse ps
terms: No for 5000; No , for $500: and 40 ., WIZ
bouses &c for 81 lOOO-ouethird cash. the balance IN
twelve and eighteen months with tte 70 the lands re-
tsined until ali the purchase money paid For any fur
tber address the subscriber at moors Ord
Prince Edward who will be pleased TO meet any
gentleman at Meherrin Depot and shov him the lands
Dec l6-c,lJa WIN. D. EORVELL.
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JOHN B. YOUNG.
CHASTAIH WHITE,
g. q GpISVnI,D

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
SLAVES IN HANOVER COUNTY AT AUCTION.
DY virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court for the
ID county OF Hanover, in the suit Of Royster Cooke
and Beazley RoySter &c, the undersigned, Special
the present month"; the highest bidder for cash. at
Wakefield the late residence OF Mrs. Judith Smith. ad
Joining Mr. George w. Doswcls in said county of Hano
YER the NEGROES belonging the of the late Mrs.
Mary Royster deceased consisting Of number of vaua.
BILE Saves-Men, Women and Boys. Sale to take place
ut about l2 O'Clock, N.
CHASTAIN WHITE, c,.c;.,
JOHN N. DAVIS, rpp..;"n.rr
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ro>.T,oN nE MIR RANKS

VE uRfs' a,
nosros. Dec. 3-The Governor has received tn
resignation of Mr. Banks, the Governor eect' OF "a
,es, in ths present Congress, and will imnediste,
..ne PROCLAMATION for an election to fill the vacan
cy.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 2o-FIour has hdvan"rd
saes to-day of III UUO bbls State, "a 23+4 81; 10,
81 75a4 80; Southern unchangeo,S4 on's'. "h't
v.llow 57u6O Lard h.- declined t.; quoted ..
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGIN

1v>UE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Far
mers' Bank of Virginia. will be held at their Bank
-, House in tho City ot Richmond, on Wednesday, the
I3fh day of January. ls5s:
mo Officer Director of Bank shall hereafter vote
81 Proxy of Stakeholder in any election oil or
0eaccr, of Bank nor shall any Proxy be valid which
h. have been executed sixty days before the time OF
election" =, au,ru,r..b,,
Dec l4-3lawtd j.. A. s"i1 i1h'i0
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

-FOUR TRACTS or LAND FOR SALE.
n OFFER to sell privately, four tracts of Land in the
county of Charlotte Va six miles west of the villagro o
Rough Greek All we'll supplied with wood and water ne
6rst Esand contains second (Bai!ey % con-
,ans 275 acres third; Turkey Cccko 200 acres ana ne
fourth. l50 The four making one hne tobacco pls'ao
on which Is good dwelling and all necessary outaouscs
good orchard and well adapted to the growth o corn
wheat OATS &c will sell each tract separately o. tne
whole In one tract Address the subscriber at
or Mr. F. T Jennings, Rough Creek, Cha1ue Co. va
Dec l4-clOts JOHN w. hnHioAI IhD.
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Against
Dsy!d Hunter administrator Of Charles c. Jennings
deceased Mildred R. Jennings. Robert T. and Charlie. T.
Jsaaips. Thomas G: Tslley and Elizabeth his wife Ma
RS A. Thomas Washington, John, and Delaware Jen,
nn,, Nm H.. Robert r., Sarah A. f.. Charles l., and
g:eieck D. Talley. children Of Sarah Iaey deceased
John Miles, ohm Il Rosson, Robert T. Gooch and James
n. T!ce. DeIenuah.s. H.s
T,ke podce that By virtue decree of the Circuit
Cocr, Of Louisa county rendered the - day OF Sep
o- the suit in which you are psre. 2lsGS.ap, Gonp,
md defendants l. 70 c. mmissoner OF the said Cour'
.l INV Office at Louisa Court House 10 said county;
IN he lAh day Of February next proceed 70 ase anu
,s,. IN. following required by the said decree;
.ha, 10 TO ssy ,,.,, e r,..;, u tJ,,.
-, roon the e.,ae of Charles C. Jennings. deceased
ID An accoun, showing the fee simple value OF tne
and belonging 10 Charles C. Jennings deceased and the
v,s o, the reveron in the dover land assigned to NIL
i,s, r Jennings widow OF the said decedent, and
Il An account of the debts due the plaintiffs, ana all
oar, ebu du. from the said deceient showing their
pao'i=es, >, r,,,, r, lar,
Yoa and all other creditors OF the said Charles Jen
ra;, deceased are hereby required TO appear oeiore
u. on ,he DAY. aud the place specified win pEost u
er.,le 10 Jake and settled the anove accounts
uren under my hsnd this sr day OF DeceT1ep' 1914
,se It-ruIw HENRY W. MURRAY.
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DEMOCRATIC NEWsPAPER FOR SALE

DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER FOR SALE.
'uNHE proprietor of DEMOCRATIC Pass in the nte.
ror of Virginia, offers his establishment for sale
he Paper is located in Democratic community, and has
within It all the elements OF 1t has maintained
reasoablc degree OF popular favor at all times and in
the hands of active man, practical print
ers of energy and enterprise cannot fail be.
raj for the labor bestowed upon it, II is we'll sup
piled with all the necessary fixtures conduct the busi
ness properly
1t will be sold liberal and accommodating En-.
quire Of the Editors OF the Richmond Enquirer"
Ort
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BALTIMORE Dec. 90 Flour active and st-ad'i
Howsrd street and Ohm, 81 IS; City Mill - ~
Wheat steady; white, l5.l ~ red: u"cl %;
Corn steady; new white 40: yellow, 4oaoo; u.!2tc
39a4l. Whiskey dull at 81 4a2ic