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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-03
RURAL AND FAMILY WEEKLY.

"ExoELsIoR' its glorious Motto, and "progress
and improvement its laudable Objects, the Rural
con tinuouly erceLs in MEAT and reports decided
PROGRESS in Circulation and Usefulness. Al An
Agricultural, horticultural, Literary. Family and
News Paper, combinsd it has long been unrivAltd.
Not MONTHLY Of twelve issues yearly, but
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in osx greater number Of Useful and Timely
Topics than SEVERAL ordinary Journals, --THE
RURAL is, par sreeHeHee,
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Times!
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and earnestly seeks to promote the Best Interesh
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4 ID. ID. r.. MOOKE,
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segat Nosice.--p ro mt sAOry Note.
VIN0 j. W LEW Is, Sir You hereby toti6ed
i that there is now on file in the office of the
Clerk of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa,
at Kcokuk, petition Of Reynolds Richardson,
filed August 2lst. ls5s, claiming Of you land T.
sum OF one hundred and fifty doilars, us money
due on a promissory note dated keoknk, February
10 1888, Tor one huadred and ten dollars with in
terc vt at ten per cent. per snnum, payable sixty
days after the date thereof, TO the order OF q. B
Phillips, and endorsed by said PHILIPPE TO ;. =.
Billings who endorsed the to said Reynolds
d Richardson, who the lawful owners
thereof aud unless you appear and answer thrrrto
on OF before the second day of the next term of
said court, 10 be begun and holden FEBRUARY fth,
1859, at keokuk Judgment i'll be rendered against
you thereon fer said sum Of one hundred and fifty
dollars, and costs of suit
TURNER h CRAIG,
Nov. 90, ie5S-d Attys for Plaintiffs.
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Legal Noticc.--Foveclosu - M Tort.
gNge.
To Gt W. Jenere II. Mills,Sc. X. Dimond and

gHge.
To G4 W. Jenere, II. Mills,Fc. X. Dimend, and
sarah 9orgss
Nou and each ri yosiasre hereby notified tina,
District Court Lee County, Iowa, AT keokuk, a
petition OF d. W. kilbourne against you, claiming
u finding OF Court, ard decree in his favor, and
against u, ". Jenere, for the sum of seven hum
drcd and four and 3I-lu0 deliars and ten per cent
Interest from the 10th of August, 1885, being the
amount If purchase money and interest due him on
lots seven ana eight, block 81 ght, in kilbourne's
said kilhourne to said Jenere, on or about 9th Of
January, ls55--the foreciosurc Of u mortgage Civ
On aad lots by sald Jencre ~ said kiibournc to
secure the payment VI said purchase money, dated
9Th OF January, 1885, recorded in Book I, page 3s4
Records Lee County lowa--the sale of said lots to
pay said sum aud interest, the extinguishment Of
ri equity ~ y-demrti.n rrac~ ssa
for general relief. And said Mills, Dimond and
torga., who, il Is said. have claim to have rome
interest ip said lots, made parties defendant
and hereby required to come In, ard, by answer
cd set up their respective interests therein DO
forever barred aud estopped therefrom hereafter
Now therefore, you aud each Of you are required
% appear and answer said petition on the morni
Of the second day VI the next term Of said C"n.s
to be held at keokuk On The first Monday Of Feb
ruayy, 1852, or decree will be rendered therein
arainst you, by default, according 10 Law.
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
Aug. 10, 1888. Atty for Petitioner.
This petitioner la the above named action having
obtained an order OF publication therein by said
returned mot found therefore let publication
be made in the DAILY Cats City" newspaper
published in said county, once = week for four con
sycutiye weeks. ERIE j. LkEcH,
Hos. 4, lsss-dsw Clerk ID. G.
\AFANTEO. kAus, Tor which Ne pay CAsl
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Moores Rural NEWCOMER,
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VOLUME X, FOR 1850.

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a. the most popular Agricultural, Literary and
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xxx Quiacy 4lOuS.
A LARGE supply Of this well known brand Of
IA Flour always on hand Mt
novild CoLLIERs R0BERTs0N's.
GTAR and Tallow Candies--60 boxes on hand and
~ for sale by COLLlEks ROBERTSON.
noylld
COAP rs boxes Hill 4 Co. . German soap for
~ sale by GOLFERS kOBEkT50N.
noyIl Id
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ATWATER'S
FIRST PR Il m N
Is DOLLAR
SEWING MACHINE !
Patented Nay 3, 1855
VuyHIs Machine has neither Looper, Hook, Shut
tle Spring Cam, 10 get out Of order, and 10
WHOLLY UNLIKE ANY OTHER MACHINE.
II was awarded the FIRsr PREMIUM ut the New
York State Fair, held at Buffalo, Oct, 1851, for
SimpIicisy, Durability, Capacity
Ann
PRACTICAL UTILITY.
Singers, and Wheeler i wilson's high priced
Machines we're In composition.
COMMITTEE Of Awards--J. G. Cuylsr, Editor Of
Albany Express, M. b. oviatt, Esq, Practical
Mschinist. Rochester, N.~ r.; Phineas stanton,
sec'y Of Ingham University, N. f.i and Calvin
Hurlbert, Esq, N. \.
This is emphatically the MA1hine for tho Poo
pie. 1t has but to be seen To be- admired, and
used to DO appreciated.
Address J. A. HALL, Keoknk, Iowa,
Proprietor for Lee and Van Barren Counties
AD-Ladies are requested TO cali at my residence
on Franklin-st., between sth and 9th, aud examine
this Machine
Oct. II, ,5S-dAw
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". AUSTIN. G.. H. ALBsRs.
w. H. AUSTIN co.,
Grocers ana Produce Dealers,
NO. lis MAIN-sT.,

kEUk ...-,....IoN a.
WE beg to annoucs 10 the citizens Of keokuk
w and vicinity that we have recently leased the
large hnilding No. IS Main-st., and there offer =
LAk6 Il, entirely NEW and we'll selected scoek Of
Groceries, Provisions and Produce At very Low
PRICES.
represented and deliver goods bought at retail to
Any part u the city, FkEE OF CHARGE.
Being agents fer several Touring mills are
prepared all times 10 sell At Wholesale aud retail
al grades Of FLOUR at the lowest market prices
To COUNTRY MERCHANTS:
We PAY CASH for all kinds Of Country Produce
aag2a&w
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coLLIHR6 4 ROBERTSON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
On . GEMS, PRODUCE AND COM
MHsaION MERCHANTS,
No. ~ NAin-st., near 3d........~..... .kE0KUK.
TTEAS-Ex. nns Imperial,
! Ex. fine Young Tyson,
IN. 6ne OolonG Teas,
Just received and for sale by
novlld C0LII EkS d ROBERTSON.
yoFFs.-Aosha' y,v.
Laguira and
Rio Coffee,
For sale by C0LLIERS j. ROBERTSON.
CUGARs.-Double Refined, Crushed and Pow
- dered Sugar, Refined White and Clarified Su-
gar few hhds new crop Sugar, just received aud
for sale BY GVLllEks kOBkRTSON.
(NOLDEN hYRUP--Loyeriug's Philadolphia and
~ Belcher's ST. Louis--for sale by
novl1d cOLLTERs 4 ROBERTSON.
M OLAssEs-Bslchsr' Sugar House Mola.sss,
Moi...e,--ior sale b The sbi2 Dbl; and asg b.
no BBLs. choice Janiton APPLES for sails 81
IUS noviId GOLFERS 4 ROBERTSON.
FRUITS. - large supply Of new and fresh
For sale by coLLIERsA ROBERTSON.
nov1ld
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MARSHALL 4 CLEMENS,

Theplaintif in the foregoing action having OBJ
tanned an order of publication from the District
Cour, of Lee County Iowa at keokuk, against
Moses B. Morrison, h. w Clarke and Turpin DAugh-
tiers, defendants, "not found" therefore let pub
location be III ade in the "Daily Gate City" news
paper published in said county, = week for
four consecutive weeks. ERIE j. LEIGH,
Nov IL ls5s.diw Clerk d. c.
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II A RDWAR AND @ q T L Z X Y!
s.. w. Il II. TUCKER,

4 MIS- SHOyELS.- A large stock Of Ames'
"a Ehovels for sale low by
maybe >. w. h ii. TuCkEh.
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New Volume, New Dress, aAd New
Club Terms
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GCYTHE STONES.--seythe Stones, Of different
- kinds, in quantities to suit.
mayla s. W. III. TUCKER.
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The plaintiff in the foregoing action having OBJ
tanned an order of publication a. to defendant,
Joseph Auwerda from the District Court Of Lee
County Iowa, al keok ak therefore let publication
be made In tie DAILY Gate City . newspaper
publis he'd in said county, week for four
seoutive weeks. ERIE j. LEIGH,
Nov. 20, 1S5s-diw Clerk u, G.
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II.sss lsss ~ .--aii graaes of voantry
T. aud City FLOUR for sale by
aug2dAw W. II. AUSTIN 4 co.
DS BBLs. koalA for sale eAesp by
90 aag2daw W. E.AUsTlN i CO.
NNTIAD0W eAs ii and FRAMES, ALI sixes, Tor
w sale Low by ~. Ii. AUSTIN 4 co.
aug7dAw
vIyHAPPINa PAPER, al sizes of Nag and
" Straw Papers, direct from the mllls for
sale xDw by VI. II. AUSTIN a co.
aux2i&w
q nnn fIhE BRICK,
Z.UUU 200 TILES assorted si1ss, for sale
Nv lLkoHuKN, TAYLOR W,
fv17d - Lesee.
az Toms Band and Bar ihoA, tor sale IN lots
"a n esit, by
CLE0 HORN, TAYLOR 4 90,
fv1Sd Lsvee.
GAlR.MAyEN uHAfEMN
II uCEEtRD every evening, fresh, and for sale
N low by W. u. AUSTIN CO
aos1dA~
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would not abandon Cherbourg, and he took the
warmest interest in the works until the conclusion
of his power
The plan was carried out by subsequent govern
ments. The National Assembly voted funds for the
continuation of the works in 1871 and again in 1892
From thus period the works Of the breskwater have
been continued without interruption. The breadth
of this stupendous work is lao yards. The break
water Is not extended in straight line II is com
posed OF two branches Of unequal length, which
form an angle Of ITO degrees, of which the opening
is turned towards the south. commission APP
pointed by N. DEGREES, Minister of Marine to Napo-
leon l., declared on the Goth of April 1911 that
there is anchorage in the roads of Cherbourg for 70
ships of the line in summer and IL in winter.
The breakwater at Cherbourg was commenced in
the year 1885, and finished the 3lst December, 1853
$1,000 ,OO0f., viz: 3l,0O0O00f. from 1888 to lS03
5000 000f from 1903 to 1880, and 49, 900 000f from
1880 to 1853. The annual expense of keeping the
breakwater in repair is estimated at 100 ,000f The
breakw water, which is 37l2 metres long from one
channel to the other is defended by natural blocks
of granite. The wearing Of those blocks requires
annually 5000 cubic yards of fresh blocks. The
points east and west are covered by artificial blocks
composed OF hydraulic cement Each of these blocks
Is so cubic metres in volume and weighs A 900 kilo
grammes. Cherb0urg is defended by fort con-
structed on the island of Pelee, which was COM
menced in 1888 and finished in 1894, Fort Chavag-
nae, Fort de Querqueville, Fort des Famands, Fort
du Hommet, st. Anne's battery. The outer port of
Cherbomg was inaugurated in the month of August,
1918, in presence of the Empress Maria Louisa. The
floating dock was finished in 1929 The inner float
ing dock, now called the dock OF Napoleon Ill., cost
10000 ,OOOf.
The following sketch of the works will enable our
readers to understand at glance the design -
ehApbulders Ousv
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BERLIN, July Is, 1868.
Qse,n Victoria Erpeoef-Re UNION Of ne Sdre-Coorgs
and ACCOMPLISHMENTS olsein Aoain-Danish SHIPS
Ssi-sd of Seftin-tdr Of Frankfort
Hothing talked Of nov but tho visit OF Queen Victoria
10 Ter Prussian relatives which looked ward 70 By
The 12th Of next month she will take up residence
OF Baoelsberg, Q villa Poisdam, belonging 70 the
Prince Of Prussia, but hoped abe win 10
Berlin for at least few hours sights aud receive
the homage Of the good people OF this city, who all
anxious 70 get peep her. and from she 10
meet with an enthusiastic welcome. There Ia 10 be no
public reception, however her visit " be quite
private affair admitting Of political demonstrations,
s cs,epsibly without any political object II doubtful
whether the King will arrive from regensce 70 meet her
According 70 some accounts he sure 10 be here by that
time, while other reports that appear be quite
tbeptic defer his return al the end OF August
should imsgine The excitement Of meeting and
entertaining the illustrious stranger would be too
much for him In the present state OF his health but Of
course will depend in great upon the dictum
OF the physicians and he stated 10 have derived 30
much benefit from the mountain air Of Bavaria, s posi-
BILE be may be permitted 10 attend this family conference,
Of which he s no doubt very 10 be present The
old Hnpress Of Russ. expected here soout the same
time her way 10 Nice where she 10 70 pass the winter,
and and the Queen Of Eoglsnd will have opportuu
IT, 30 inclined, Of taking the affairs OF their re-
spective nations ts t6te posdsm Innocent people
in the country Gas D'rsei has NJ may think u strange
that the widow Of Gar Nicholas and the British sovereign
should have friendly Interview toeether bat s no 80.
cret 10 the inflated that when England aud Russia
were dasgers drasn their armies slaugernR each
other py Thousands, the tvo dynsses Of SAKE Cobourg
and Roaoo continued the amisble terms posi-
BILE, and we're far from participating In tho mutual
h not f,-ms poipigue AMI tcus NAPOLEON viii hardly
be Jealous OF meeting with his fair ally.
have net uosblsa your resdsrs laAey wkh ae'sna
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yeeieeboy, coming here IN ANTICIPATION Of general
Ssssnsa Il the hen aor Ri jung Basssocr K b.,
eco sid ell again be lion the London Of 1859
Several o. car amateur All professional rrsvisa:
oy.r he.s And Usrs in lo.e vim him on hi nrst visit
k,s gals have strange tssfe- for nn lot an uneon
noe ihax 70 see ces q We csoc's' OF 'sem leaning
rf am roins 10 friends zach; TO
oa-rsOvss, sou may rely ueou letter or t~o,
yesr tasslsd and lhdesausabls PAns correspondent,
re Garr5ok Club tquspbss, after several COMMITTEES
d sos %o'sr No fsua ns Y.e ws o''s
evfr ncsr asunied has rvtarned through tne ha ads
Of NJ Athuf srtn, aIs lsf year. sab.cuetioa, shich
"a pea sess 70 We hear that "a nn iaienson 70
preser, nmse the club accompanied o. come OF bis
Iayly sas, refused adm1tiAnce, 70 force himself 10.
shsad assault be the result, M fAtes S institute
ri sss De-er , quarrel be,.ssn Mr. Yates aud Mr.
M-kersy, bet, between "ramush. aod On POO,
s.,1mt5g N for Jess'e-"s plague on oo;a your
You "a, ,u,sipe tho a., stale ard improbable 40
pesrsnee oe vst END % town tais All zoe turf
v~ ma oee- otoodvcod, -herethe Duke Of fca nond
nss oeen cnssrs,s the Duke Of Cambridge aud no end
TIE revival Q, 'n Giovanni las, evening al The royal
nAlAa opcr' vs oSrsry 70 our anticipation, somswha!
0s azure Hsnor larry, not an unknown mosicai pro-
fs@r, b. tssen no esi OF liberties win
The snss' NozsI 1s.., Fsic, in order TO suit the
sxsr MARIO, vho made ~hs, In theatrical parIancs s
callec |" bresches part H. The tate smented Mne.
ds a1 %son m R.so ws n Pierce s,o,
ass~saOu Grs played DNps Aons, Msrs Eliza ana
Boeo zerDs With the usul n'ent OF thess graces.
sgsor 1sgsfcoe Onsvio be festure - toe evening
1here vs limit 10 the er,res on The oonclusioa u
each ,oroeaVz which clearly proved that the house
vent u snrcusy fer the clatl.e The mise On scea,
en- nothns 10 be desired Under,ny crcum. tots
ohe doslwe Mozart has been boduced too late tse
eessor 70 be Of any beDeht 10 Mr.. Oh
me cheap nights NJ Her Majesty, have bseu well a.
tended under the patronage OF tn people, who Ike
sveythipg reasonable and good, whch tney have with
heSssne Aboni, 1iueus, Rccoloniai, Oftaiani, and
slgr = Gussni, Belsrt, Bslesu, &c. &C. css, Ia tue
ngl operNs
Merchant Of Venice still hoss ON, a, the
Pr theatre, and Nt. and xrs Kesn IN nj close lI
Che de Of September. W. ~ "
b. Williams and bis cara ,po.a oopiin,e staring a,
~ ajsmn Webster and nms Celeste Min ,.s
Ate y, e,mpsny, dong tue IKE a, a. N.a,n.l
star a. where hear ,ney very saoftls "A ns "a
psoed ~ NJ James Andss son sad Mss Agnes F'ls.
woriaT.
n Cbrsty Mnstres are, as much Lont,n n,,es.,v
~ Albert sniths mount Blanc" hS been, or hs nina
- likely 70 be.
The lite theatre IN the Hay market s being entirely "a
cec0r-te1 Ion ocsf, ourrg the abse1cs Of Mr. Ba.x
pkas ala Ne eoppUy u we provinces. 1ns Adelph
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theatre grows daily aai viii - csrti',ty De op'u4
before next Chr,emas. rne al freoo en;e rtein mems
the Surrey Gsrceus, Cremorne, Nsoanal, h9a,a
Barn. &c, SO, are well attended waea IL Goes no. Az
which Il no, Say ing much for their saccets vi iAs IN
veather hsn been very sho very rssrtto anaoia'r
the CERTAIN departure Of the best singer 81 the ds.
Madame Pepta Gassier, with her lege lord sna sisno'
August Very unkind her part to leave 80 nsny al
nirern. =, M, -,
co,ass nsS SAINT has gore 70 Paris, By so,Sll in
yi,aior, 70 SEQ the Emperor on the subject
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Later from Salt Lake.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 25.-Salt Lake advices of the
3Oth ult. reached st. Josephs the 18th inst. The
news is unimpOrtant. Severe weather had been
perenced in the valley, and there was considera-
BILE snow on the mountains, causing great suffering
to stock
number of trains had arrived, but others en-
camped at the South Pass to weather out the snow
storm.
The Army was getting along finely.
A large number of Indians met on the route,
but all were peaceable.
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Prices and sales Of Stocks in Ne,o York.
REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARKETS

FOR THE WEEK ENDING NOVEMBER &c
EXCHANGE-We note a slight Improvement within
the last two three days in the sterling bills
We quote Bankers bills London at 109 4G109h Com
mercia do at los dl09 Paris 60 days sight ST. Is; do
short sight ST. TO- Antwerp ST. IN; Amsterdam Al "a
Az; Bremen 79G79S; Hamburg 36S; Cologne 72%d
TN, and Frankfort Al y.
ALCOHOL.-There has been fair inquiry for Alcohol
this week and further advance has been established in
it, We note sales of some 200 bbls. Western per cent
at 46@4 cts per gallon 1t closes firm at the latter
figure
ASHES.-Ashes lower. We quote Pots at So 75C9
5s7h, and Pearls at Sc per 100 lbs. The market for
them Is very quiet. Soda Ash may be quoted 2bG2I
cts and Sal Soda at 28G23 cts. per lb.
ALE AND P0RTER.-We quote Scotch Ale in pints at
slT5, and London Porter in pns 81 85 per dozen in
quantities from importers
observation-disclosures is held firmly at 33 cts. per h.
for prime yellow. There is an inquiry for it. head
of sales this week.
BREAD-Bread is dull but steady previous rates
viz cts. for Navy, Ak cts for Pilot, and cts. per
To- for Water Crackers, less the usual discount
BARK-Quercitron Bark is dull and quite irregular in
price small lot of prime sold early in the week S2l,
but subsequently some sales made $40 and S19
per ton, and it may be quoted closing at the latter
figure No. Bark is very dull, and quote nominal
at s156l16 per ton.
COTTON.-The demand this week has been fair but is
still confined to the wants of spnners sales of about
700 bales midding to good mddlng Upland and Gulf at
from II to 12H cts six months The tendency Of prices
upward but there have been vet at an ad
vance, continue last weeks quotations. Stock on
hand about !, 200 bales. We quote as follows
WESTERN
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From the Plains.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. PA telegraphic despatch from
Independence, Missouri, says: The Santa Fe mail,
with advices to the lst arrived at that place the
2lst instant.
Doctor Kavanaugh, who had arrived at
Santa Fe, reports that he had travelled up the
South Platte, journey of seventy-fve miles, and
found gold deposits all the way up, and from thence
to Medicine Bow Creek finding gold on every stream
The best diggings on the North side of the
divide between Arkansas and the South Platte.
In ravines four dollars to pan had been taken in
some instances. Don Jose Chavish one of the rich
est men in New Mexico died on the thirteenth of
0ctohnr
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-Conhicting reports have
been published concerning the objects of the recent
departure of Judge Wise and Benz. Mccullough,
of Texas, for Sonora. The truth is. the former has
been appointed Consul at Guaymas, and the latter
accompanies him business concerning himself
and in no manner connected with this government.
The balance in the Treasury Monday
$4,000 900, the receipts for the week ending that
day, S447 GOO; amount of drafts paid 81 ,175, 600;
drafts issued, 81 800 G00 reduction from last week.
Sl,113 900.
Information has reached Washington in such
form to place the fact beyond question, that a
large number of Mexicans residing in Sonora
have entered into league to revolutionize that
State.
A telegraphc despatch from Mobile states that
much excitement still exists in that city, growing
out of the refusal to grant clearance to the Alice
Painter.
TIE Secretary of State has not, as reported de-
manded explanation of the Spanish Minister
concerning the object of that Government in send
ing an armed force against Mexico, although pri
vate interview with him requested by Mr.. Cass
on. it is supposed, that subject.
The financial report of the Secretary of the Trea-
20
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

FOREIGN.
DEMARARA-Br. Brig Chesapeake.
l60 hhds. sugar IL there's do, 100 bbls. do.-W. II.
Perot.
COASTWISE.
SAvANNAH-Str city Of Norfolk.
100 bales cotton-George Kerr; 9S do. do.-Spence &
Reid; 50 do do--A. F. Sewers; so do. do Vim. Ken
nedy; 25 do do-A Murdock; Is do. domestcs-Wood-
ward, Baldwin Co, 206 casks ricc-Jno. Williams &
Son; half do dot II. Belt Jr II q boxes tobacco
s. & R. Hough; go bags wheat-Lee s. Weby; 20 cases
mdse-Cushings Bailey l do. do.-F. NJ. Montell; IS
boxes copper ore-D. Keener; do. do, pkgs mdse-
order.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
SURINAM.-1 $50 bbls -four 200 de bread 125 kegs do
173 bblS beef 43 do pork IS half do do so kegs butter
100 bbls salt do whiskey 20 do vinegar 40 casks hake
l hid. tobacco, settee.
Rio DE JANEIRo-3039 bbls. -four 20 do. beef kit
do 25 tres hams, 16 kegs pigs feet do rpe 400 do
lard 100 kettles do. 500 bush. brown staff, hhds leaf
tobacco 10 threeq quarter boxes do. kits mackerel.
For Shipping Intelligence see 9TH naga