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TO COL. WIN. p. WlNFREE. COL. & BaSSETr
EKEkEH. AND CApT Il n INlYEAT
pEMOCRATIC MEETING in ORANGE.

At u Democratic meeting of the citizens of Orange
held at the Court House the I'D inst, being th.
quarterly term Of the Court, John +. Ialialerro
called 10 the Chair and WIN. +. Voolfolk, appointed
Secretary.
On motion OF DIR. John L. Voolfolk, the following
resolutions were adopted, with but dSsentin.
voice:
Resolved, That the Democracy of Orange cordial!
" approve the course of our late representative III
Congress, Hon. William Smith; and that We hereby
tender him our most cordial thanks for the able, re
tive and efficient service rendered to the Democracy
in this Congressional District, the State and Union
large, during the late Presidential campaign
Resolved That We deem District Convention un-
necessary, aud that we hereby cordially adopt IL"
Hon. William Smith candidate to represent, the
eth Congressional District OF Virginia, in the next
Congress Of the United States
Resolved, That we approve the course Of our S,a.e
Senator Thomas N. Welsh. ALSO, that Of Maj .Iohu
H. Lee, our delegate in the last General Assembly nj
Virginia. and recommend him for reelection.
On motion of Joseph IIden, Esd, the following,
resolution WAS adopted, with entire unanimity
Resolved, That the Democrats Of this meeting are
opposed to the distribution of the proceeds ul il..
Public Lands, believing that Congress has not liz"
Constitutional power to do and distribution any
shape, is impotc, unwise, and of corruptng icrdrn
cy.
The following gentlemen were then appointed Ia
wait on Gov Smith, and inform him of the passa.,"
Of the resolutions. and request him to address III"
meeting: DIR. John l.. Voolfolk, George Pann"ll,
John 5. Coward, and Joseph liiden Esq rs, who re.
tired and afterwards returned accompanied by Gov
Smith who addressed the citizens in his usual able.
fatigue and debility.
On motion, it was Resolved That the Virginia Sen.
tine and other papers Of the 9TH Congressional DI9
trct be requested to publish these proceedings also
the Richmond Enquirer and Examiner.
JOHN +. TALlAFERRO, Chm.
WuIIlN + WooI rOi Il Spr'y.
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RAILROADS AND STEAMSHIPS.

The recommendation OF the proposed communica
ton between Chesapeake Bay and Milford Haven
to the attention of the railroad companies in Virgi
mia, by the board Of Public Works though not in OH
cial action will contribute, hope, not little to the
encouragement Of the 1t seerns I" be settlc'
that the convention is to be held at Bristol.
We would have suggested either Richmond oi
Lynchburg az equally accessible, and afording mucl
more ample accommodations. That is u trivial consid
GRAFTON, however and we trust that there will be ne
diversity of sentiment. rs TO the policy and propricty
of dispatching committee Immediately to England
for the purpose OF using every effort 10 bring the
Great Eastern into Norfolk. An admirable Opporu
nty is afforded us now, for commencing direc
trade; and il should not be allowed to pass.
The rivalry fer the Great Eastern, is between Port
land and Norfolk the finest Northern, and the fines
Southern harbor Portland belongs to n region o
country in which there are already number of lines
of Atlantic steamers to divide the trade and travel
Norfolk is the central port Of section with no riva
lines and embracing territory and population, pro
ducts and wealth enough, to sustain mammoth
steamer to almost every port in Europe
In another column will be found Lieut. Maury''
reuly to an invitation to attend the Convention a
Bristol His views are highly cheering to the friends
of the ENTERPRISE.
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william f. WooLroLK, ,Sec'y.
LATER prom ElrRlpE

New YORK, March 2i.--The steamship Africa.
from Liverpool with dates TO the 9TH inst, arrived
here to day.
The Liverpool cotton market, on the 9TH ins,
closed quiet and prices were unchanged, except one
eighth advance on fair uplandS. Brcnisiuffs w.r"
very dull with declining tendency. The weather
was favorable for the growing crops. Consols 9o..
Wheat had declined Sd; sales OF white at Si Ia y,
red Il to 81. Flour dull aud nominal; sale, "i
State brands at % }s, Southern 30 To 81 Ohio II
TO g. Corn ia I'd lower; gales OF white nj 81 to 51.
yellow SO, to Ill mixed Xi to EIi Rosin Wa steady
ut 4i. Spirits OF turpeutine IL 10 Is. Rice was s"a'
dy at ~ to %.
Parliament was to be dissolved in May. The 'lu
ties on tea and sugar have been reduced two pence
treaty of commerce had been signed between
Prussia and America, at Teherin by which American
Consuls are allowed to reside in the Persian CITIES
Austria seeks TO negotiate similar trcaty.
Lord Palnerston announces that he WILL until il,r
dissolution of Parliament. continue firm policy ~
regard To China and he hopes that France aud
America will cooperate 10 compel the granting "'
additional commercial advantages.
The Chinese news, from private letters, c"ntinur'
unsatisfactory. Re-inforcements are still going ""t
from England. II s reported that Admiral Bowring
had been recalled, and also that the Chinese hnNo
destroyed the East India Company q Chinese Depot.
The Chancellor of the Exchcquer had brought
forward provincial measure for a reduced lnc"'n"
tax. This and the reduction Of duties on teas and
sugar will be passed by a considerable maturity.
It has been officially announced 10 this House 81
Lords that treaty with Persia had been signed an
ssnt to reherin for ratification.
The Neufchatel Conference opened at Paris On the
5th inst, The proceedings are kept private.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WasHrSGroN, March 24.-The departments are
being overwhelmed with applications, personal am4
by mail for minor appointments, growing "ui "i Is
,nisapprehenson of the principle Of rotation. winch
~ general rule, is to apply only TO the larger ci"5
of Offices
In consequence of the sickness OF Mr.. Appleton,
who is however, conv vaescent there hrs been 'ar""
unfounded rum0rs about the Union, among these "i'
(which ia untruel that Mai. Poore has connection with
ita editorial columns.
Several applications have been made Tor the con-
strHction OF the wagon roads to the Pacific c"a.t
authorized by al act of the late Congress. but !'s
Secretary Of the Interior has taken no "coh III 'h9
Forts Kearney aud Laramie will not be abandoned
until the autumn.
Although it is Understood that the New York ap
pointmens were made to d"y the "i!'eia' Pr'hhais"
lion of them has been withheld.
Rohert !. Walker WAS At the White House TO day
and was offered the governorship Of Kansas, whirh
his friends say he declined.
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nv THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION

vx-ugRHAS information has been received by the
w Executive that Charles W. Seymour has been intu
49,; ~ ,b rn,rry o. Meek kenburg by his father, MANS
FiELbR SEYMOUR, and ina, the said Mansfield r. SSy S
nJcr ma, led justice and i. now gong At arst u,
,bs1r. oae, reward OF one hundred and nifty dollars
- suy person OF persons who shall apprehend tne said
Mansfield R. Seymour au deliver him into the aii oi tue
.sd ccuuy and DO hereby require the oiccrs
nj ihs Commonwealth c,v and military, and request the
neope generally 10 their best exertonso to procure the
ares oi the said NJ T. Seymour that l.. may be brought
TO 'gsice. ,
Given under my hand Governor and under the seal
the Commonwealth. this 9th lay oi March, A: ID.
lsEAL !sj7 signed. HENRY A. WISE.
v,hs Governor: GEORGE W. MUNroRD, Secretary OF
the Commonwealth. .
Maa.neld T. Seymour is described about feet. IL
inche. high dark complexion, prominent cheek bones
about As years age. rather spare make and stoops
considerably.
Eu .a.ed that when las, heard from he was in Gran
ger COUNTY Tennessee Should lie be arrested aud con
SneI n s there any other point out OF this state
TIE Governor on ben. informed OF the imprisonment
viii 81 once ssne the proper requsition in order that the
prisoner may be brought on for trial.
NLrrh rytp
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A EORruNE FOR ONE DOLLAR

>HE subscriber having been for the twenty
one OF the greatest manufacturers of Patent Mcdi-
clnes feriunery. &c., in the United States and having
now closed out his business is prepared eel the Re.
cipes to give others chance to do something to-
wards livelihood. Among the Recipes from which he
has manufactured the articles to great extent ARE the
following, viz:
l. To make Dr.. Kenysn's Health Restoring Bi,ters
o Brandeth's Family Pills.
g. Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla.
4. The world renowned Scotch Hair Tonic
S Best Eau de Cologne;
Artificial Honey which cannot be detected from that
made by bees either in color e and docs not
the cost Of the cheapest Brown Sugar
= Very finest Indchble Ink for marking linen, wearing
sppsrel &c. Profits immense, competition small sales
Heat Black Writing Ink does not cost five cents
per gallon, and 100 gallons can be made in Ghours.
g. New England Shaving Soap.
TO- Best Old Windsor Shaving Soaps
These Shaving Soaps are acknowledged py all 10 be the
most popular Soaps in the market The mar Tonic has
been long used by the most aristocratc in Scotland and
England The Recipe purchased at great expense;
Any person of ordinary industry ana business tact can
line his pockets in asbort time by manufacturing the ar
ces for they worth msye than y times the price OF
do ask you to take iton my Recommendation ou'
refer il You wish, 10 the following well known gentle
men, vz:-Hon. l.. Csss, Mich, Hon. g. Coiiax, rs hoh
G. Dame, IL; Messrs. Richards Co. and =. w, Loos .
Ing NJ D., Baltimore; F. w. Beemis, Esq, Boston, nGn q
Brothers N. VI A. 8. Bennett Esq, Manchester ana heV
| Alfred Payne, Phiiadelpha.
TERMs-i will send all the above Recipes to any one
on the receipt Of ONE DOLLAR, any one for three
cent postage stamps.I ,- -.-s. ... H.. ;,
Send gold, P. o. stamps or New England bank bis II
they can be obtained satisfaction 10 not promptly CIV
en- the money shall positively be refunded. if-
Address, snclosing the money. to -. 4, 30 r. =
80 JOHN w. KENYON, Groton,
March l2-cw5w Grafton County, New Hampshire.
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.,cuMOND ENQUIRER.
THh .vs,.wERxLY, AND wSKEL7,
srsi'sss' r,TCn,E s DuNNAvANT.

r,,sr seven iollsrs per annum, ana AZ tns
~ psy ~. il taken for shorter per1'e thah one
~ ei:hi i''"s si Wcrkly five dollars per snnnm and
m: y1' me ~ months payable in advance For tne
% collars Tor : | a,num ar six copies for $40, to
EnGsSy, IA When letters sS containing ,hns
nn ge ., ;ae rssWS risT n UF ADVERTISING.
!tNTSov,RxR-Fur TEN lines or less, hrsa
~ rsy pMih and every succeeding insertion TWEEN
,e1ion MI! inserted twice week or three tirnes
,[.se cents hall cents for each insertion after
se,s s~n asserted only once week hty cents
M .seh in:ertl'H: For lines or less. first
is Tus cents Tor each subsequent insertion
p. riion inserted only once week seVentyhVe
s TEN S. s.r0nsn:. or s,s iss say
on ,sreny are charged S35 for one square OF ter
Arn.s M, wo squares aud in that proportion ior sa
hiae. 80 Il" r,n,cr length. except Auctoneers, wh'
h rer,eaensi' n.rs sieO. paper ncludeD ,,,,,
s;s CA 4. obituaries and Tributes OF kespse' eAe''t
q ,an. M are char :cd tor as advertisements.
iaH' at' t'on ,sance must be accompanied WIN tne
satisfactory references, 10 insure -
issnce y: =, hi. once nav be remtted per rnsii III
.r,sbe Bank notes. il registered at Tue r"A VI
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LIURFL SPRINGS FOX SALE

0NE Of the beautiful places in Virginia. in 2'
minutes drive of tho Old Market u miles below the
city adjoining the Tree Hill estate two sides, ano
renting Mr. Robert Stys seat You have from it full
view Of the city Of Richmond Manchester, the river
bridges and surrounding country The dwelling large
built of brick and all the partitions from basement tc
gsrre,, OF same material Il has two Porticos, rsnuns
around Sides 800 feet by9 feet II Is in tho
rough repair inside and The enclosures nearly
nil new The servants houses large stable and carriage
house. of Heart timber brick spring and green house
with all the other houses In thorough repair ALSO thu
springs SUPERIOR soil of lest quality and well dtched
and manure enough 1t TO put in fine farming or gar
end most healthy home. The present occupant benl
Obliged remove to Richmond i, will be sold at grca
bargain
Ii will be with pleasure shown any person desiring t'
purchase. by calling at the farm.
For terms, apply to
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March l9-2awlm
4 VALUABLE FARM IN KING AND QUEEN
COlINTY FOR SALE

VNuE undersigned, desirous Of retiring from farming
u offers for sale his Farm, in King and Queen county
containing 3l5 The open land is divided into three
fields each containing TO 20 acres all enclosed under
good chestnut fence, all being well imed with the excep
ton of 10 acres III each feld The improvements
kitchen with TWO rooms large barn. stables cabins
ice house carriage house &c. all aud in good order
The remainder OF the farm is well tmbered with oak
chestnut and pine.
The land is situated within and half miles of Yorl
river FIVE miles from West Point the Eastern terminus
the Richmond and York River Rail Roud, from whef
place steamboats, coEstsRly plying to the cities o
Norfolk and Baltimore 1t is convenient to post office
stores churches and schools.
Terms accommodating and possession will be given i'm
mediatey with reservation Of growing whcnt crop,
which separate bargain be made. Persons desirou
of making inquiry proposals by letter. address,
JAMES A. 3OALDER.
Sbackelfords P. o., King and Queen county Va.
rlt
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FARM FOR SALE.


WYE, Robert Rilmps and George w. Billups, execu
w tors of Thomas Billups, deceased. will offer for
sale at public auction at Matthews Court House on she
9TH day of April 1857 that being the first day Of the Gu
peror Court upon which said deceased resided
ut the time of HE death, which farm is situated on the
West side OF East River its head, and contains two
hundred ninety nine acres by last survey two hun
red of which, by supposiion cleared or land suitable
tor cultivation The residue in woods. principally pine
suitable for cord wood
The buildings consist of dwelling built chiefly OF
brick be recommended as comfortable one;
there Kitchen smoke house and one barn. those
three buildngsars in tolerable order.
Relative fish and oysters and all advantages to be de-
rived from situation Oh the water equal to any In
this section
Further description is deemed unnecessary as the pre-.
sumption that any person desiring to purchase will st
the premises Persons wishing to view or examine
said farm prior the day OF sale do by calling
Robt Bups Chris Billups either OF whom will take
pleasure In showingt Their post office North End Mat
thews county, Va, and situations not far fromit.
Terms will be made known on day of sale.
by CHRIS. BIlLuPS.
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:, TIE C0yERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

,urpr,s = communication has been received from
s l,nSgSis GSbs1s %s Of hGss't Ss sS to
sasSa a' on ,hc 18Th day of May next and the same
ssn sccep,cd by the Executive, therefore Ia
10 law sheriff or sersesh. OF essr ssrobr u,
cera'!'s an election for an Attorney General TO DC
a quiz a me fourth Thursday in May next at the places
nr..c,.0sd hy law. o,, ,,rdsr the seal
GIVEN under my hand Governor! anu ah"lf ,h. asd Say
H. y; Werch lS57, and in the Sis, year OF me Com
Q! 'ia''H' '' HENRY a. WISE.
u,apwesl'h v ur,ropn SECRETARY si
by me "o'c'"VV, March 2i-ctde
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE. :,
UNHE subscriber oilers at private sale, hnt 6enutiinl

JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOX SALE. :,
ME subscriber offers private SAFE 'nat prr' u i
IL Farm in Goochland county, called ohar I ~
ing James River Licking Hole Creek, anu In. ",
River and Kanawha Canal, four miles above ane C"'
House. and thirty four miles from Richmond ne s
ton is among the most beautiful on the rvo1, ~
ing view ii the whole srahe surface hhe view vi .nd
surrounding country and canal, tor severA .es up ai
down the river The estate 10 in high stare o ,pf
ment and a remarkably healthy one IL ao)oins
tates of Thomas j. Desne w. b. Weisiger s!e A os'p
with and coutains es acres Of which j.. ~ ACRES T
6rst low grounds .2U acres of second io eroun"s,
acres of srabe high land. and s acres OF wood iann
The improvements consist of frame dwelling win eien
rooms ia good kitchen, out,houses annrters oyttsess
bouse ,built i'm the last five years, with brick cht
and undcrpinnins and new brick barn, GoXto, WIZ
,bc Running tho whole length sixteen ieet wide ne"
threading machine ice house, and all necessary
stables, &c. ,,,,,a.o
would do well to visit this before purchasing elsewhere
will sell on reasonable terms
Every preparaou 10 making 10 seed sOO acres u
wheat this fall 100 of 1t in allew, and the coruhed ha
been sowed in peas.
stands and most OF the negroes:
NV manager Mr. Sanders will show the estate to any
one wishing TO purchase.
NY address Is Subleus P. o., Powhatan county;
Oct l5-ctf MILES G. SELDEN.
will pease cOpy.
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FARM IN CHARLES, CITY COUNTY FOR

ruAyING removed to Richmond, I ofcr for SALE my
III Farm lying in the county OF Charles CITY, 10 =!
Richmond and containing $40 acres clear
ed producing well and rapidly improving under the use
all necessary outhopses nearly Also, excellent
Garden and Orchard. The Farm could be very conve.
nently divided ntotwo containing 800 and the other
$40 acres Persons wishing to purchase Faru III the
NEST productive and rapidly improving portion OF Virginia.
would do we'll to examine this property ns AIN disposed
to sell on liberaland accommodating terms.
The overseer or my brother living adjoining, will show
the Farm any wishing TO purchase:
Address DIR. D. A. CRENSHAW.
Jpne off Box No 37i Richmond Va
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS, my wife, Lucinda Ann winn, LEI, my
NJ, souse in the county of Caroline, State Of Virgil
%;ata tae TALL of 1855, 20 her fathers (Mr John
In the county oil Albemarle and State aforesaid,
, positively refused to return TO my bed and board
Il. requested by In person so to do driven
S Ipessaa, and painful alternative to notify her, Mr..
GU " ME and all other persons that viii not be respon
By her for any thing whatever This therefore is
xrs all persons from giving my said wife credit
% expectation Of my paying her debts will not
~. .Se Charlottesville Advocate will please COPY once
RfS oGr weeks and send the bill to the Office OF the
g ,ns Enquirer, where deposit win be made to
! a. same TAVERNER WINN
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yIITARI,E FARM FOR SALE

II OFFER for sale my Farm, upon which formerly re.
sided lying immediately Swift Greek, in the coun-
ty of Chesterfield about miles above the Court House,
and twelve miles from Richmond.
The tract contains 264 acres onehird OF which Is in
original growth the other twothiras is open land in
good stale of cultivation and we'll adapted to the growth
OF wheat, corn and tobacco.
The improvements conss, OF COED dwelling and all ne
cessary out and farm houses.
The tarm is we'll ws,ered, and considered remarkably
healthy.
ANY one wishing to purchase call on me- or J. X.
N, NJ" " ,SNc,f - =. II. GILL.
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nv T,,E C0VEKN0K OF VIRGINIA.


vUyuEREAS u vacancy Gss occurr'I III - Wv. prLs
w =, Vir-,pia hv the resignation o AnIfe"
g., sn,tnr from the District composed 0 taS ~
Of Rsonc Logan Ksn.wha Putnam and w, yo;d Counties
.ereorc hereby require the sherf' Gt IN, 70 Inv" on rht
- -, cecions 70 I've held according 10 in" on ~,
;r.b Thursday in May in their re'pec''' ''u"''''
80, a senator 10 nil the vacancy aioresaii. 49,, ,,
Given under my mana ,'.',.',b y, of Virginia mi:
.r u, sIsrc A. D. lSi, and in the ss' year OF the
{ glalon wealth.
ny the Governor 60, Commonwealth
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= NNHMUNU, MHTCH III Io0Is
DEAR Sir Your kind favor was received last
night. The regret you express at my resignation,
and the grounds which you place that regret are
very gratifying to me.
ts trust and duties, but have always felt that its
highest honor for has been in the manner Of its
ha,towmept. From sense of gratitude as we'll as
official obligation, it has been my desire, and think
NV effort, TO discharge it's duties faithfully. am
abont 10 eaye il only under the influence of private
Obligations which cannot lay aside and the convic
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FIFTY DOIINKS REWARD.

X An A" Az from the subscriber, on the 2st of Feb.
~ - iaa' n'st, negro boy NlMROD alias HENRY. Said
,r Tfisht muia,;o. about II years OF age, though
gAeS wasn spCacn TO and ia boy of remarkably good
sno hare no doub: will try to pass himself OH as
80 10y sna make his way free State. he was
"a .lfel0ia and mas Travelled great deal body
r. .''I- hefeinnlned IN Washington City some time
.oose reward OF f,ty dollars will be paid by the sub.
IL 'akcn out oil the State, twenty five dollars it
~ N 'Ae state and delivered to my residence In
auh CouBy, North Carolina confined in any ia SO
a.: &c, him again. HEZEKlAH THOMPSON
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Nry PAPER IN WASHINGTON.

The prospectus of new Democratic paper to bo
published in Washington, by Mr. John =. Helss'
appears in to days ssne of the E"7"rer Mr.. IleIss
was formerly one of the proprieors of the pash'@g
ton Union. He is n sterling Democrat. and gentle
man Of fine sense and energetic character, and bis
prospectus promises an interesting and valuable
journal We wish full success to him and to "Tht
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NOTICE

HAVE the largest and most complete assortment oi
Guns and Hunting articles Of all kinds TO be found In
the State which will sell at and below COST in order to
close them out do not wish to keep them hand un
I'll next season They from the manufactures OF the
best makers and will be warranted in every respect
you wish good and cheap GUM call a: the sgn Of the
Ride, Old Street, Petersburg, Va. c. LEONARD,
Feb lO-ctf
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NEW YORK MARKET, MARCH 2i.-Cotton ID
buoysnt sales Of 5000 bales. Flour is lower and d-
pressed; sales of 1880 barrels; State So 30 -
er and unsettled; sales of 5000 bushels. Corn is de
pressed sales OF 3S,0O0 bushels; all kinds have Ge
clined cents; mixed 6S cents.
NEW YORK, MARCH 25.-Flour is heavy: State
brands five cents lowsr-olher brands are steady
Wheat is very dull-salea unmportant. Corn ~
firm. Stocks are lower: Virginiss 97!.
BALTIMORE MARCH 2i.-The fonr
market ruled heavy to-day. Howard stree. brought
30 SI. Corn meal, city 50 %, country s. ID
Wheat, white. good to prime 81 % a %; red 80 a
| 81. Corn, GJ Gicts. for both white and yelIo" -
Oats - AZ to AZ cts. Rye Pennsy ylvsnia, 7s cents
Maryland nominal at - cts. Whlskey 2'l 2os
BALTIMORE, MARCH 25.-Flour is dull sales at
s. IS. Wheat is dull; Gales of white at ~ to II'
red IS to 49, Corn s lower; sales Of white at %
yellow 81 TO 63 cts.