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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-04-11
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CONGRESSIONAL.

W ASNlNGGON, April ~.
HoUsE.-Mr. Taylor, member of the
Committee on judiciary, read his argu-
ment in support of the Presidents protest.
lie denied that the House has unlimited
power to initiate or carry out an investigr-
tion of any kind according to its mere will
or pleasure. If so, this would not be
consistent with the great principle of law
everywhere recognized where the rights Of
individuals are concerned, and as conse-
kquence, the adoption Of the resolution in
relation to the President was il violation
of this great prinrip!e Of law. he refers
to the powers OF the Select Committee as
extraordinary and inquisitoriAl when not
g particle of evidence against the Presi-
dent had been placed before the House.
SENATE. Mr.. Sumuer-presented the me-
mortal of Mr.. Sanborn, of Concord, Mass +,
in regard to the gross attempt to kidnap
him by persons claiming 10 act under the
authority of the United States. Mr.. Sum-
ner narrated the circumstances attending
the capture of Mr.. Sanborn and his subSt-
qucnt release, and said the act was con-
spicuOus, rs regards the man against
whom the attack was directed and the
place where it occurred. MIR. Sanborn was
"A quiet gentleman of excellent fIme
scholar, and Of pure life. This was the
man who was seized. This attempt was
made ut Concord, where seizure was
once before attempted, which ended in the
revolution of these States. The Senate
owed something TO its own character and
should wash its hands of this trunaction.
He moved the reference of the memorial to
the Judiciary committee.
Mr.. Mason said this man Sanborn, was
shown to be either in correspondence with
the man who was hung at Charlestown rs
Il traitor or murderer, or with some of his
friends. He had therefore been summoned
by the committee of the Senate to testify.
lie refused 10 come on the ground that he
feared personal violence. A warrant was
then issued against him and the Sergeant
alarms sent deputies To arrest him, who
did so, but he was rescued by mob and
afterwards discharged by Chief Justice
Shaw upon n writ OF hateas corpus.
Mr.. Sanborn's memorial was then read.
He claims that he has rightfUlly resisted
the summons of the Senate, and complains
of his unwarranted arrest and the brutal
ity attending it, and asks redress At the
hands of the Senate.
Mr.. Sumner wished TO correct one state
mcnt which fell from the Senator from
Virginia Mr.. Sanborn was taken from
the custody of pretended officers, not by II
mob but by writ of habCus corpus, en-
forced by posse cOmitatus.
Mr. Mason said his authority was let
ter from the United States Marshal. lie
moved to lay the motion on the table until
the process shall he returned.
Mr.. Sumner reluctantly consented, with
the understanding that it shall he called
up when the process shall be returned.
The memorial WAS laid on the table.
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EpWu1PpING MS WIEE.-On Monday
evening Chas Cook, of Centre Wheeling,
was lying upon bed in his own castle,
quarreling with the partner of his joys and
sorrows-in short, his wifc-when he be-
came inccnsed at some remark of hers,
rose up and struck her with the FIRE shov
Ell, piece of stone coal or something
else. He was arrested by officer Lancaster
and Mayor Wilson fined him $50 and costs
aud held him to bail in the sum of one
hundred dollars.
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] R5~CITY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS month
ly meeting of the City Council was held
last evening. The matter of the impeach-
ment of Aid. Gu g2y was announced 8
the first business before the Council. Mr..
Sweeney moved TO take up the subject.
Carried. Mr.. Forbs requested that the
matter be laid over as the Fifth Ward was
but thinly represented, and he had not yet
examined the question. This request was
granted by one majority.
The regular monthly bills and other ac-
counts were ordered to be paid
The report of the Committee on Streets
and Alleys reported in favor of macada-
missing Main street, between Union and
Monroe, and between Washington and
Jefferson. Adopted.
The Committee on Petitions and remou-
strances reported adversely to the several
petitions referred to it. Adopted. The
Committee also resolved to fine officer
Hawlcy five dollars for not returning las
required by ordinuuce,) VIM. YOst, who
was convicted a second lime for a viola
ton of the liquor ordinance, and therefore
became liable to have hislicense annulIcd.
This motion was debated by Messrs.
Wilson, Forbes, and others. The rcsolu-
ton was adopted.
On motion of Mr. PannelI, the action of
council in annulling the license of Raphael
Shek, convicted for Il .econd violation of
the liquor ordinance, in selling liquor on
Sunday, was reconsidcred. Mr.. Pannell
moved to restore the license
The ordinance provides that no person
shnl. "keep open coffee house on Sun
day" Shek petitioned the Council, set
ting forth that his bar and his residence
are entered by the same door-that the
persons seen entering his house on q
certain Sunday, were his relatives and not
his patrons.
Mr.. Pannell and Mr.. Gray, taking the
petitioners view of the case, thought the
action of the Council unjust.
Mr.. Sweeney and Mr.. Wilson thought
that the evidence upon which the license
of Shek was annulled, was quite sufficient.
Mr. Caldwell said that the County Court
had recently reversed the decision of an
Alderman who fined coffee house keeper
for excepting open house." when it was
made TO appear that the same door led to
his residence.
Mr.. Wilson thought this one door bust
ness was an admirable way to evade the
law. Every coffee house in town would
soon be in the proprietors' residences.
Messrs. Brady, Caldwell, Wilson, Hub
bard. Judge Fry and others debated the
question at some length.
Mr. Pannell's motion to restore was f.
nally adopted by two of IL majority.
The resignation of John R. Campbell, as
Assessor of Real Estate and Water Rents
was read and adopted.
The Council proceeded to the election of
an Assessor of Water Rents, to fill the
vacancy.
After taking several ballots without any
result, Mr.. Bier proposed to take one more
and if no election resulted to declare the
hindmost one elected. daughter.
After several moro Intellectual ballots the
election was postponed.
On motion it was agreed that when the
Council adjourn it be till Tuesday evening
next.
The resignation of Aid. Quigley was
read and accepted.
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RY~THR ONO is on big swell. There
were twenty-six feet water in the channel,
yesterday evening, and the water was COM
ing up at the rate of nine inches per hour,
lashing away at the crumbling banks and
rushing down at turbulent rate. Drift
woodland rubbish generally, was very abun-
dant. The weather was warm and sultry,
with showers and storms of rain. The Cou
rier left last evening, for Cincinnati, with
pretty good trip. We see it stated that
Capt. Mason and other parties are about
contracting for large side-whcel boat to
take the Courier's place in the Wheeling
and Pittsburgh trade.
The Altamont is receiving freight for ST.
Louis.
The c. E. Hillman is now completed, and
will leave here about Wednesday next for
Nashville.
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New OELEANs, April lo.-The steamer
ArNgonant, has arrived from Sicil OH the
4th inst.
The Spanish war steamer IIahanOra was
in port with dispatches from the Spanish
Squadron mt Vera Cruz for Havana.
va have Vera Cruz dates to the list.
The city was quiet, and it was reported
that Miramon had left for the capital.
The estimated loss of property Ivy the
bombardment of Vera Cruz, is five million
dollars. This is doubtless an cXaggera-
ton, rs resident of Vera Cruz says tho
valuation of the whole city would hardly
reach that amount.
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~ GAZING lx.-The foundation of the
house situated on the top of Poverty Point,
Centre Wheeling, yesterday tumbled away
in sort of land slide and left the frame
work perchcd up there in a very preca-
rious condition. The various men, wo-
men and small children, who occupied the
crib, deserted it like rats from sinking
ship
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@"PURLoExING FROM TIE FIRE DEPART
MExr.-Robert Love and Pate ST. Meyers,
two boys, were arrested night before last,
charged with purloining bells from the
Rough and Ready Hose House. Alderman
McCourtney concluded that the boys did
not intend to steal the bells, and therefore
fined them one dollar and costs, each.
Love paid his fine, but ST. Meyers took
boarding on Fifth street.
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B9F' SERIOUS AccIDENT.-During the
storm yesterday afternoon n young son Of
Mr. T. J. Garden, of the First Ward, was
so badly injured that it is feared he CAN
not recover. He was playing iu his faith
er's yard, when the top of n board pile
was blown upon him crushing him to the
ground,
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LAUGHLINS s. BUSHFIELD'S
CHEMICAL WRITING FLUID.

THE ATTENTION OF JoRBEEs AND DEALERS
in Ink il invited to this Fluid, which l. warranted
to give Satisfaction.
The price Of this Ink Is 50 much lower than any
other being fully ~ per loweF-that Il cannot
fail 10 sell rapidly. and is worthy the attention OF
close buyers.
PUT Cr IN QUART BOTTLES,
PUT Up IN QUART BOTTLES.
PUT UP IN QUART BOTTLES.
ALSO IN PINT BOTTLES,
ALSO IN PINT BOTTLES,
ALSO IN PINT BOTTLES,
AND IN HALF PINT BOTTLES.
AND IL HALF PINT BOTTLES
AND IN HALF PINT BOTTLES
EACH DOZEN IN box.
EACH DOZEN IN 4 B0X,
EACH DOZEN IN 4 BOX,
CAREFULLY PACKED.
CAREFULLY PACKED.
CAREFULLY PACKED. mh2
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Dissolution.
JOHN IT. LAKIN,

Isuccessor to Wheeler y Lnkin.I
WILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED FOR
w inspection ThUrsduy. March 2atlr, new
and well selected assortment Of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings! !
Also complete assortment of GENTLEAIEN's FUR
NISIIING GOODS
The patrons Of the old firm, and the public in gen.
eFa are respectfully invited to call and examine my
stock before making their purchases intend sell
ing at small profits to cash and prompt purchasers
Thankful for the patronage bestowed upon the Old
firm, solicit n continuance Of the snme for Z = new
establishment. JOHN T. LAKIN, Merchant Tailor,
mh2s-4wd No. lO2 Main ST., Wheeling, Va.
GOODS FOR BOYS WEAR.-Tlain Cash
" meretts and Check and Plain Ctssimcrcs:
uh23 ITEISK ELL & SNVEA INGFsS.
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WrLLsyILLE, April IO.-At about IL
o'clock this morning, fire broke out in
the rear of the store of II. q. Taylor, and
before it could be subdued it entirely de-
stro, ed that store, together with the stores
occupied by II. II. Parlee, and ]. +. Fow
Ter, and n barber shop and dwelling Occu-
pied by Mr. Mason. Total loss 100000
insurance about SIS. 900.
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...zrIx the Federal Codr: Yesterday,

.%N the Federal Codr: yesterday,
John Eoemer, charged with attempting to
pass counterfeit gold coin, knowing the
same to be true. was tried and acquitted.
We have had considerable dealing with
Mr.. Rocmer and have ever found him Il
courteous gentleman. We are glad to hear
Of his scquittal. Nothing else of import
ance was transacted.
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OswEGo, April lO.-The propeller YER
mont, of the Northern Transportation
Line, arrived this 4. NJ. from Detroit and
Toledo, via the Wclland Canal. She is the
first boat of the season. Navigation is
open through the lakes, via Oswego and
the Welland Canal.
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srAI,DING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD By STATIONERS-
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD HY DRUGGISTS.
SPNLDISCtS PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY HARDWARE STORES.
sPALDISG's PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD IsY HOCSE-FCRNISHING STORES
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
SOLD DY FANCY-GOODS DEALERS
SPALDISG'S PREPARED GLCE.
SOLD BY GROGERS-
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY.
Manufactured by HENRY c. SPALDlSG a CO.
IS CesiaT-tt New York.
Address Post ONCE. BoT No. 1850.
Put up in cages containing either, Four. Eight or
Twelve Dozen eaeh-A beautiful LIyfIoGRAPic SHOW
CGEE accompanying each p4Skags- lHcv9S-AkWIy
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EgLAyD SLIDE.-In consequence Of the
recent heavy rains, there has been heavy
land slide on the llempfield road at the
deep cut Il short distance from the city
The train did not leave on Monday evening
AS usual, and there is no way of commune
eating with Washington or the Stations
along the line. by telegraph, and the
people at the other end were, of course,
kept wondering and the watchmcn at the
cuts aud tunnels were kept watching for
the train without even rock to shelter
their Milesian beads from the pitiless storm.
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wednesday Morning, April II, 1860
nsigrTng MAILs.--Owingto the recent hard

re" IHE MAILS---OWlhG 10 the recent nara
rains and the consequent high water and
washes and slides of land, not train of
cars on any of the four railroads termin-
atng here, but was out Of time yesterday
with the mails. A day or two will suffice
10 make all things right. and the cars will
run with their usual regularity.
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TRExToS, y. j., April lo.-o"r city cleo
ton resulted in the choice of Millns, DEM
ucret, for Mayor by 400 majority Strain,
Democrat, was chosen Marshal by Al ma
jority. a majority of the city ticket is
Democratic. The Opposition elected Il
majority in the council.
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ES1-CuRIous CAsE.-Something over II
year ago the child of an estimable citizen
of this county, who lives some distance up
the river, in taking bone from dog was
snapped at and severely bitten by the
animal. upon the arm. The wound, which
was quite severe one, was soon healed
up, but upon the coming of the dog days
!, rc-opened, swellcd the arm and became
painfully sore BY the application of power
iul remedies the wound WAS again healed
up and the dog was killed, but the child,
before one of the most active and. intelli-
gent, has become idiotical, and has fallen
into the gross habits and actions of a dog,
much to the distress of the parents and the
establishment of those who are acquainted
With the case and are, of course, unable to
account for il.
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SAVE THE PIECES:
ECONOMY! DISPATCH
ee--A srIrcnrx TINE SAVES NrNE-r-6a
is oce',EsHls triH hrprva. ,rea i 'osf'-ErgnSosed
f.iies 4 is very desirable have cheap and
convenient way Tor repairing Furniture =Vys, CrSSE
AZ sPALDINu's PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies and no household San n
ford To H. without 4 II IS always ready AMI up to
the sticking point. there il no longer nNssaty NT
nmping chairs, splIntered verseEs heGdess dcls AMI
broken cradles II Il jest the article tr ec:er SheN
and other ornamental "eFk 50 popular with ISde' Of
rsaperuent and taste,
m. 95 t5 p:sHs5ef'G !; SssS sG.1 al ts
valuable qualities CT tie tSSt cG6lnet-IL3kefJ NCs
il may L Gssi in TIE rises Of ordinary zusn4Ee,
tF+I' ''': aGs sISET TN II EVERY RorsE"
MA Brush Hcecmpcn.ss zach hottie. <Eice' z
Address HENRY c. sPALDING & CO,
Box No. , coo New York
Put up f,r Dealers IN Cess e,ntining four eight,
and twelve dozeu-A LpAutiful LithoGraph ShoT-Curd
accompanying each package
~ single bottle Of SPALDING'S PREPARED
GLUE will ten times its cost annually I" every
household.%6a
sold by all prominent StatIonsrs Druggists, Hard
ware aud Furniture Dealers. GrocGrs, and Fancy
Stores.
Country Merchants should nuke note Of SPALD
mos PREPARED GLUE when making up their
list. 1t Will stand any climate.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,.
sPALDISG'S PREPARED GLCE,
SOLD BY STATI0SERS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
SPALDISG'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY HARDWARE DEALERS:
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD By HoCsEFCRSISIIING STORES.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANCY GOODS DEALERS
SPALDING'S PREPALED 0LCE,
SOLD PT GRUCERS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD DY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
Manufactured by
HENRY &. SPALDING Il CO,
As Cednr.st., New York.
Address Post Office, Box 3COJ.
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HALIFAX, April lO.-Thc Cunard screw
steamer Balbec, from Liverpool on the Path
ult, arrived last night. She brings no
nCWs.
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river md Nenther.

PITrsBURxH, April 10 p. M.-Thcre
is 25 feet water in the channel, and rising
at the rate of about inches per hour. 1t
has been stormiug nearly all day.
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The Place to Get Them!

There are hundreds of persons male
hnd female, who ought to use one or an
other of these articles named below
Take slime by the forelock," and save
your health and strength, before both are
gone forever.
We offer the largest assortment in the
city of
Trusses, for all kinds ofRupture.
Supporters; various styles.
Belts and Bandages.
Shoulder Braces, new and improved
styles.
Breast Pumps, Nursing Bottles,
Syringes, &c.
Trusscs and supporter, Elastic Stock
ings, &c, arc furnished of any size and
style wanted, at short notice. Trusses
applied at either of our stores when it is
desired Address or call on T. II. LOGAN
4 Co., No. Al, Main Street, or LOGAN, LIST
Il Co.. Bridge corner, Wheeling, Va.
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VIM. TAYLOR'S
Trustees Sale of the Wheeling VIM
dow GlaRR Works.

dow Glass Works.
10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST. DATED
July 4tll, 1857, from RUSSELL McAfec i Co., duly
shall sell at public auction at tho front door of the
Court House of said county. the first Monday In
April next. Lots No. H. 49, ~ As and 80. the ur
ginal plat Of North Wheeling, including the Window
Glass Works and all tho machinery AID improvements
thereto belonging.
Terms made known on day of sale. Selling rs
Trustee will make such title only Is vested In
T. c. MrAFEE, Trustee.
Rs-The above sale SIS postponed until the list
Monday In May. up4-lm
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If damaged be restored TO their original strength
.I.I SP4LpING,s PREPARED GLUE:
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rr Largest Circulation of any Paper in
Western Virginia. ~IEH
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= choice New Orleans Molasses in oak cooperaRe,
% hhds prime n. o. Sugar, just received and for
sale by [feblll NJ. RElLLi.
NEW TRAVELLING DRESS MATE
N RIAL. [mb23 HEISKELL & SWEARINGEN.
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sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD DY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
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Manufactured by
HENRY {. SPALDING y CO.,
As Cednr.St., New York.
Address Post Office, Box 3,COJ
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sPALDING's PREPALED OLLIE,
SOLD PT GROCERS.
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Put up f,r Dealers in CsS-s SVnIining four, eight,
and twelve dozeu-A LeRutiful LtthoGraph Show -SHrd
accompanying each package.
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SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD by FANCY GOODS DEALERS.
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Monstarp ana Commercial 8stisto.
BALTIMoRE Anril % lSfn

BALTIMORE, April 20, 1860.
There has been comparatively little done this week at
the Stock Board in anything but Mining Stocks but
these stocks the operations have been very heavy OF
Springfield there have been about 900 shares sold and
last week the sales reached 80 OCO shares making
for two weeks Of rs 900 shares 1t opened Saturday
at FAX but declined before the close that day but
it advanced again Monday, very large sales being
made that day and Tuesday S4A Subsequently, it
fell off again. and to-day it sold at $4G4I per share
Considering the immense amount of this stock that has
been sold within the past two weeks it has sustained
self very we'll Gardner Hill and Guilford have both
very strong this week. Some 1900 shares the former
have been sold at from $7% up ss the latter figure
being the highest that has yet been obtained for it, and
about II 900 shares of the latter at from S3% up to s.
the market for it closing today at s3B bid s. asked
regular way OF Cambridge there have been sales
vious to to day Of 6l00 shares at 81 ST. but the only
sale of this stock to day of so shares at $l% The
sales of North State add up about 800 shares at $3.50
ST. the market for it closing to-day at S19l bid 81 asked
regular way.
In Railroad shares the transactions have been light,
but the market for them has through the week been quite
firm The sales include $50 shares Northern Cen
tral at $156G153, and $50 shares Baltimore and Ohio
at S69K@694 seller 60, and S70Ad1 buyer co, and
regular way Baltimore and Ohio left off to-day S71
bid and Northern Central at $l5S bid sl5 asked regu
lar way We note sales this week of $50 shares Canton
Company at Sld22 For Railroad bonds there has been
fair inquiry and note sales of $26 600 Northern Cen
trail 1855 at 59AG6O 50 900 Baltimore and Ohio 1855
at S2H and 1900 Northwestern Virginia bonds at 90 for
first mortgage 3X for second do and 26 for third do,
unendorsed Sales also of 81 $50 Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad extra dividend orders at 81 For City Gs there
has been active inquiry this week and 1905 have
advanced since the opening to e. We note sales of
SIG 900 98F for 1s70s and 1865, and 99% d00 for
1905 Sales also of $50 Maryland 6 at los for lS70
and 105 for 1S9Os The sales of Bank stock this week
include 81 shares Union at ST. shares Citizens at $12
10 shares Mechanics at $2Ok and 40 shares Farmers and
Merchants at $40.
The condition of financial affairs is altogether
changed. Money continues abundant, and the market
for it quite easy. Prime paper passes readily 7GS
per cent but for fair second class do the discount rates
still 9d10 per cent. For call loans the market con
tnues irregular and the rates at from to per
cent the latter being the rate for loans Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad stock.
The foreign imports into Baltimore for the week end
ing on Thursday, amount in value to $475,0SS, Of
which 1920 322 free and $245 duty paying
goods and the value of the foreign exports from Ba
for the period $263 199 against $lS61S2
last week. and s6SO42 for the corresponding week in