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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18

TELEGRAPHIC.
IASFNIGHT's DIsPAFCHEs.l
FRENCH AFFAIRS IN MEXICO.
NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.
Discussion Of Peace Resolutions.
BLOCKADE RUNNERS CAPTURED
DISMISSAL OF OFFICERS.
CALIFORNIA WAKING UP.
AppPOpriating for HaFbOr De-
fences,
UNION MEETING In NEW HAVEN
Discussion Of Peace Resolutions.
BLOCKADE RUNNERS CAPTURED
DISMISSAL OF OFFICERS.
CALIFORNIA WAKING UP.
ApprOpriating for HarbOr De-
fences,
UNION MEETING NEW HAVEN


WASHINGTON, March H.
The Navy Department has been inform
ed of the capture off New Inlet, st. Georges
sound, of the schooner Hortense, bound
from Havana for Mobile, by the schooner
Anna, while endesvOring to break the
blockade, on the sand-bar off the mouth of
the SuWanee river, Florida.
No official intelligence had been received
up to one o'clock to-day, as to the victory
reported on the Yazoo.
The recent action Of Congress in regard
to the re-enlistment Of the two years men
when their term expires this spring, is
attracting some attention in the regiments.
An additional list of officers has been
reported at the headquarters of the army,
mainly for absence without proper author
ity; others for failure to report at the con-
valescent camp as ordered; several for
drunkenness, and one for accepting
brides for procuring discharges of soldiers.
They will stand dismissed from the service
Of The United States, unless within fifteen
days they appear before the Commission in
session at Washington, of which General
Ricketts, is President, and make satisfac-
tory defense to the charges against them.
There is less leDity than heretofore towards
such cases Of offenders.
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L4KI srFEE1nE MIEISS NEE6,zout Of 20
mining companies now working on Lake su-
PsriOr, six are paying dividends, and fifteen
are progressive and earning profits. The
franklin, on a capital, paid in, Of 100000,
and with permanentin Investment in machine
~, mining "pIant," &C., of 100000, has
paid in this year dividend Of IS per share,
or $sO,OOO in the aggregate. The Pewabio
has also divided $50, 900 on a capital Of $751;
600, besides making from the earnings Of the
mine a permanent investment of SS5O,O0O.
The Quincy has still better record, having
paid S240 200 in dividends, with 100000 in
the treasury, and with machinery, ETC., valued
at S2s2, 900, all on a capital of S200, 900. The
Minnesota has paid $l,600,0O0 among its
shareholders, who paid in only S66,0OO. So,
also, the Cliff has paid, on an original capital
Of $780, 900, dividends amounting to 81, ,5Oo,
600. This year will certainly witness the sd-
dition Of two other companies TO the list-the
Central and RoekIsnd; and the Pennsylva-
mia, Amygdaloid, Bohemian, held in New
York, Phoenix, Copper Falls, Huron and
Hancock will earn profits, or, at least, be
self-sustaining.
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CLEVELAND nIARKETA.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
TUESDAY EVENING, March II, 1868.

mORNING LEADER OFFlCE,1
TUESDAY EVENING, March II, 1868
FlOur-No demand except for small lots for the
retail trade. Prices unchanged.
Whent-Market inactive and lower. Sale l car
from store at sIys7.
COrn-Sale cars at CSC on track.
Oats-Sale l car at &c.
Seeds-Sales small lots Clover at 1918.
HighWines-5alesi in small lots at lsc
Butter-Sales p boxes choice Western Reserve at
231kc, and common do at 20.
Cheese-sale 25 boxes Western Reserve at II5zc.
Fruits-Sales 10 bbls dried apples at 54c IN
peeled peaches at 9c dried cherries at &C. and black
berries at l7c.
LaFd-Sale 10 kegs country rendered at IO5{c.
EgEs-Sales Is bbls at l2c
Lumber-Has advanced We quote clear 5000
ID do $500; box, 5000 common SIC 90 joist
and scantling sl6,OO9lsOO shingles sl5O95OO, and
lath, $500
Olive quote linsesd 81 80; lard sI,OO; sperm
s2,lO; whale iI,2O elephant sI,I5; carbon ss@lOc
Standard qualities carbon sell at the outside figure,
packages included.
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
To the Chicago Tribune.1
FROM WASHINGTON.
New IrOn-clad MOnster8--Burn-
sides New Department
Chase and the Finan-
oiers--GeL eral
Sigel,

WASHINGTON, March 16.
Secretary Chase is expected to return
from New York tonight. 1t is expected
that his visit had more 10 do with general
consultation with financial men than with
any specific object of selling bonds or ne
gotiating loans. Indications still point to
his securing some loans abroad
General Sigel has Withdrawn his resig-
nation at the remOnstrance of both official
and. unofficial friends. The reasons for
offering it were of course his chronic diff
culties with General Halleck.
Liquor selling in this district to civil
ians is to be allowed henceforth until mid
night, instead of o'clock P. NJ. The pen
atty of selling to soldiers being the forfeit
ure of their license until the end Of the
war.
The Government detectives arrested to-
day Miss Antonette ]. Ford, who planned
the capture of stoughton and staff at Fair
fax Court House She lived opposite
stOughton's headquarters, and was in the
habit Of receiving Confederate officers in
disguise. She had among her papers let
ters from prominent rebels, and commits
siOn'as honorary aid-de-camp to General
Stuart, dated October, 1861. She enjoyed
considerable intimacy with onr unsuspeOt-
ing officers.
ITO the Cincinnati Commereiall
General Burnside, now here, is about to
depart South, to assume command of a new
department yet to be created.
A Navy Department official advertise
ment appears for proposals for the con-
structiOn of war steamers, to be built of
iron and irOn-clad.
These are to be the most formidable war
vessels Oaoat eight thousand tons burden,
and armed with ten guns in casemate,
each gun weighing twenty-five tons with
Outcarriage.
The Postmaster General has authorized
POstmasters throughout the country to
frank all official communications of Col
lectors and Assessors of Internal Revenue,
with their deputies and assistants.
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FROlI san FRANUIsCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, March II.
A. P. Crittenden, a prominent lawyer,
has been arrested for completely in fitting
out the privateer J. NJ. Chapman.
The San Francisco Supervisors last eve
ming proposed to lend the State three hum
dred thousand dollars towards providing
armed vessels for harbor and coast de-
feses. A bill was introduced in the Legis-
lature to-day leVying two-mill tax for
the same.
There is general feeling that there is
neither arms nor military to provide
against foreign or domestic enemies now
in the State.
The collector at San Francisco was COM
PEELED to hire private steamer to board
the Chapman with, the only revenue cut
ter being of Washington Territory.
There is every prospect that the Legis-
lature will issue half million of bonds as
means of purchasing six batteries and
small arms sufficient to equip 10000 sol.
dierg
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18

Wu d. GREsG Co--Gents; freely give yeu lib
erty 20 make OF the following Certificate Of the
value Of Constitution Water, which can recommend
In the highest manner:
Ny wife, who was attacked with pain in the shoul'
ders whole length Of the back, and in her libs, with
ne Woub b. Dysmenorrh, and Irritation Of the Blad-
der 1 called q phYslcian, who attended her about
three month"; when he left her WOrse than he found
her I then employed one Of the best physicians
could hnd, who attended her for about nine months
qute a. much pain he finally gave her up and saidi
'.hsr case was incurable." For, said hel she pas
N Tor one operates against some other OF her cicu
tea" About this time she commenced tne use q
9nost the first dose seemed 70 have the desired e.
fect and she kept on improving rapidly under ITS
nestle Affairs. She has not taken any Of the Consti-
tuition Water for about four weeks, and We are happy
q 1sv that II has produced q permanent cure.
WM. n, VAN BEhbOHOTEN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18

Present all the members but Messrs. Bond
and Stevens.
The President, I. o. Masters, in the chair.
RESOLUTIONS.
OF Mr.. Coonrad That a new fence be
built around a portion of the West Side
Cemetary. Adopted.
Of Mr.. Ceonrad. That a cross walk be
placed on Mill street at the intersection Of
Monroe street. Adopted.
OF Mr.. Blair: Accepting the resignation
of Hope Engine Company Nos, and tender
ing them the thanks Of the Council for their
past services and promises Of future assist
ance if necessary. Adopted.
Of Mr.. Payne That the crossing of Den
nison and Euclid streets be repaired. Adopt
OF Mr.. Van TasssI: That lamp-pOst be
pIaeed on the south side Of Detroit street, in
front Of Odd Fellows Hall. Adopted.
Of Mr.. Thomas That the plan of the
branch sewer on Oregon street be adopted.
Adopted.
OF Mr. Dixon: That a special committee,
composed Of members that hold over to 1864,
be appointed to further the objects of the
special committee that reported tnis evening
Adopted
Messrs. Roberts, Payne and Huntington
appointed committee.
CONCENTRATIONS.
The members Of Hope Engine, No. 8, ten
dered their resignation as a fire company,
thanking the Council for past fagOrs, and
pIedeing themselves to assist at fires when
their services are needed.
REPORTS.
The Board Of City improvements reported
in reference to the Chagrin Falls Plank Road
Company that the Company should abandon
all title to its road within the city limits be-
fore the city assume to make any repairs
Filed.
The sane Board reported in favor Of al
lowing the Cleveland & Mahoning Railroad
| Company to use and cross certain streets,
| and recommended that an ordinance be pre-
pared indemnIfying the city against all dam
ages that may arise theTefrom. City Attor-
ney.
The City Clark reported having received
since April Ist, 1852, for licenses Of draysi
express wagons, street railroads, exhibitions
&c, S6Ol. Filed.
Chief Engineer Hart made his quarterly
report of members Of the Fire Department
Filed.
The Special Committee reported in refer
euce to the proposed reduction Of city ex-
pensss. Accepted and ordered printed.
ORDINANCES.
To grade and improve WasOn street. Sec
ond reading.
To establish the grade Of WasOn street
Second reading.
To accept and confirm the dedication
Huntington and Wason streets. seeon'
reading.
To provide for construction Of branel
| saver on Oregon street. Committee on Or
dinanees.
To grade and improve Forest street. Com
mittee on Ordinances.
To establish the grade Of Forest street
Committee on Ordinances.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18

irrtate and dreneh the Kidneys and By constant use
eaBes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18

Coon APPoIETHEET.-Among the recent
confrmatiOns by the Senate was that Of
Lieut.. Harlan P. Woleott, Of the 41st Ohio,
to be Assistant Paymaster. Lieut.. Wolcott
resides in Pennington, TrumbulI county,
and has. we believe been in the service since
the war began. at Murfreesboro' he had one
foot shot of. The system of conferring posi-
tions Of trust and emoluments upon disabled
soldiers is only fit recognition of their ser
vices
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18

REy Ma. MILBURN's LECTURE.-The lee
tnre Of Rev. Mr.. Milburn, last evening, be-
fore the Library Association, drew a large
audience. Both the matter and style of his
lecture proved exceedingly entertaining and
excited repeated applause. His description
of life in England, particularly in London,
is interesting in the extreme.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18

ANNUAL SALE OF Books, BY o. CUTTER K
SoN.-At the store No. 1856 Superior street,
neat dUUr o. 5lIas, a OO--s Music 5sOTe.
The sale will commence this evening at
o'clock, and continue for 8 short time
The stock is large and fresh, direct from the
Publishers, comprising all the standard
works in Science, Literature and Art. The
goods are ali new and warranted perfect
Those of our citizens wanting Good Books
will do we'll to attend this sale. marlS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NEW BOOKS FOR MARCH,
AT
J. B. Cobb & Co.'S.
The National Almanac for 1883,

The National Almanac for 1858,
paper, 81, 100, cloth, S1.95
Dana's Manuel OfGeOIOgy, $50
Andrews the Life OF our Lord, 2,25
COlensO's Notes on Romans, 1,25
do PentetuCh and Joshua, 1875
Mahsnt's Reply to Colenso, IS
Hillard on Bankruptcy and
Insolvency, 500
Parsons on Notes and Bills,
2 vols. 12.oo
Paez' Wild scenes in South
America, LIS
Mason's Manuel of Gymnas-
tics, 80
Holly's Country Seats, with
plans, $50
Hacket's Notes on shaks-
peare, I,5o
harrington. a Novel, by Charles
Lever, so
Chronicles of Garlingford, 70
No Name, by Wilkis Collin, paper, I,25
do do cloth, I,5O
Essays by Buckle, with portrait 100
sheldon's Object Lessons, I,5o
Wells Graded Schools, 100
Reads Wagner of the Alle-
ghanies, 100
The Students History of
France, I,25
]. B. COBB & co.
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NEW ADVERTIsKnIENRs.

J. Bresd-pividond Netics.
Z CJWles-AdTertised Letters.
Andrew Palksr-Maohinery for sale
L A. Keppnsr-shirt Manulactory
lhos. Larter-Polishins Compound.
Morgan, Root 4 &co-Mininefy Goods at wholesale
Dr.. Bettlslsy-LOoal Notice.
Book Auclion-LocAl Notice.
J. L. Weaiheriy-Local Notice.
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FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
The Situation at Fort DOnelson--
The YazOO Expedition.
ITO the Cincinnati Gazette.l

ST. LOUIS, March l6.
A private letter direct from one of the
gunbOats engaged in the Yazoo Pass Expe-
dition, dated on Tuesday last contradiots
the Yicksburg stories of the capture of reb-
Ell transports.
CAIRO, March 16.
General Tuttle received instructions
from General Hurlburt at Memphis, to d.
rect General Asboth to reinforce Fort Don
elsOn, either by land or water, provided
the reports that the rebels were in the vi
cinity, proved true. Afterward the fol-
lowing dispatch was received at headnnar-
ters:
g Brigadier- General /. II. Tuttle, Command
ing at Cairo:
"COlonel Lowe has just received a dis
patch from Colonel Harding, of yesterday,
saying that the reports that the rebels were
near Fort Donelson, are entirely without
foundation.
[signed,1 OPERATOR"
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MAsQUERADE.-To-night the masquerade
Of the Mazourka Club, which will doubtless
be the last masquerade of the season, comes
of at ChaPin's Hall. Great preparations
have been made for it. There viii be alarge
attendance Of maskers, embracing some
quite novel dresses. Spectators will be ad-
mitted to the galleries, as is usual at mas
querades.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18

STALE NEws.-The information contained
In last evenings Herald with regard to the
arrangements of the Northern Transportation
Company fOr the coming season, appeared in
the LEADER on the I'd inst-over two weeks
ago. The Herald is welcome to the use Of
our files whenever its news is slack.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18
NEW YORK mARKET.-AIarch IL.
Inv vTvrpoBa,w

Cotton-Dull and heavy, and lg2c lower. Sales at
siglS2c for middling uplsnds.
FlOur-Market opened heavy and closed dull at
5@lOc lower Sales at 81 1907 Is extra state Asa
rs extra round hOoped Ohio; S7,6Od9,O6 trade
brands
.WhisISy-Market dull aud lower. Sales at 45k
(1475Ic for western.
Wheat-Market fayors buyers with little better
export inquiry, chiefly for France. Winter red
western 81 76l,75, in limited supply spring wheat
Offering, prices nominal 81 ,3s9l,6O Chicago spring;
Sl,6Ndl,6i Milwaukee club -
GOrn-Market I cent better and rather more
doing Sales at el992c for sound. sl@SOc for un-
sound.
Oats-Market scarce and frmer. Sales at sa9s5
for common to prime.
COdee-Quiet.
vana l3Pc.
MOlasseH-Steadg.
P0rk-Market 0rk, dull, heavy and lower. Sales at
St4lZS4lfS7s old mess; Sl6 501l6,75 new do: SII,5Q
mess.
Beef-Dul and nominal
Bacon SldeH-Dull
at IOh@llBc.
Buiter-sales at ls@2Oc for Ohio, and 7sa2sc for
State
Cheese--Markot quiet. Sales at lsaI55kc for com
mon 10 prime.
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Is now due to every soldier who hal been dis
charged By reason Of t0olnds reeeiDed IN seraiee.
G.. G. Bruce, of Cleveland, Ohio, is the author
ized agent for the collection of this bounty.
Apply to him at once, in person OF by let
ter, and to no other. Office in Lymans' Block,
near the Court House. marchl3:R2S.
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FROM TRENTON.

TRENTON, N. J., March II.
Peace resOluiions we're discussed to-day,
in the House, occupying the entiro day.
The discussion was quite animated, and
the lobbies were densely crowded. The
vote has not vet been taken.
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FROM COLUMBUS.
Governor Tod Gone to Washington
Promotions in the a
7th Ohio.
COLUMBUS, March 16.

VV-S---V1l
Governor Tod left for Washington to-
day, where he goes on military business.
Captain Konkles battery departed for the
South this noon.
Among the late promotions are the fol-
lowing: Seventh Infantry-MajOr Orrin
J. Crane to Lieutenant Colonel, vice Asper
discharged; Captain VIM. R. Sterling, to
Major. vice Crane
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18

Simpson Isi beyond all question 8 superior
artist, sad we adTise those wishing to get ; hne
likeness to call upon him. A visit to his gal
Isry, No. 25s Superior street, win richly repay
both eitisen snd stranger. RQ3H
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18

UNION MEETING AT ToLEDo.-A great dem
Onstration takes place at Toledo to-day.
The various railroads eentering there will
carry passengers at half fare.
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OPTICAL,
sOlOmOnsOn's Improved speotaeles.


N1AS4AO4AA AM oOAAA4AA4O DEIAOAA
Keeps the largest assortment in the Optical line an
the trade. From bis long residence in this City
aud the extensive patronage received during thai
time, he would say to his old friends and the public
generally, that no effort that could be put forth to
secure the very best quality Of Crystal Glasses grouni
under his own inspection, 70 suit the eyes IN all
curing weakness dizziness or Inflammation OF thf
Eye, and lmparting strength for long reading and I'M
sewing. The reputation Of SOLOMONSONfS estsb-
hshment as the most reliable to get the best articles
II that line that can be obtained has become
tablished faCt and attested By his patrons whose sd
vice it Is: GO TO SOLOMONSOH'S, (maks no miB
take,) l3O 5uperior-St., under the American, and
there you will find the best kind Of 8PEOrACLEk
adapted TO your sight.
~ Mr.. Solomonson would here inform the publiC
that he never employs any in the sale Of his Len
see and those who desire pair Of his Spectacea can
only obtain them BY calling at his Establishment =
~ ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain
as perfect as natural.
OTFIoH-HO. 10 s1psTior-st., under the American
Hotel. BDr2
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promptly collected, or eashed. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted months men, money
due tesmsters, and every other class Of claim
growing out Of this or any other war.
81 Avoid Claim Agents who are not LII
censed.
We publish "The Soldiers Friend,' paper
Of much interest to soldiers and their heirs
Send us your nane and stamp, and We will send
seopy treei or twelve copies, one each month";
for IS cents.
Apply to rs in person or By letter, with stamp
and your busi7ess shall have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until after We have &C.
comp ishsd what We undertake.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18

ST. PATR1oK's DAY.-The Father Matthew
Temperance Society had festival at Athe-
neum Hall, last evening, which was well at
tended, and passed of in the most delightful
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18

Dr.. BETTELEY gives particular attention to
the treatment Of all chronic diseases, but
those of the Lungs, Homeopathic
eally. Office west side of the Public Square.
Residence 2SS Perry street. marl7:444
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18

oxE fuH Scholarship in Bryant, strattOn
& Co.'s chain Of National Commercial Col
Isges, can be bought at this office, if applied
for immediately.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18

BOARD OF TRADE.-A special meeting will
be held by the Board at their rooms, on We'd
nesday morning, March 18th, at 10 o'clock,
and full attendance is urgently requested.
meh:ISIt J. i. WEATHERLY
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DR.. WM. Il. GREGG-Dear Sir: In February, 1851,
was afflicted with the sugar diabetes, and for months
passed more than two gallons OF water in twenty
four hours obliged to get up often ten OF
July, 1861, procured two bottles OF Constitution
Water, and In two days after using II experienced
relief, and afler taking bottles was entirely
euFai, soon after regaining my usual health.
Yours truly, J. v. L. DEWITT.
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N. Y. MONEY lIARKET-March IA.
IBY TELKGRAPH.l

lIOney-Market easy at per cent for loans on
call.
sterling Exchange-Lower and dull The
quotations are l69anl7l.
GOld-Unsettled and irregular, opening at 54ys
d55, advancing TO 553s and closing weak al 545fd5l
Government StOcks-MaTket hrmer. T. s.
6s 81, registered lO4 coupons, lO4; Us "a, coupons
9755; Oregon war loan, 4 yearly, l0l 7-30
Treasury Notes lO5GlO5z; One Year Certificates y9s
state sIOeks-Tennessse 6s, 6lA; Missouri 6's,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18

Present all the members but Messrs. Bond
and Stevens.
The President, I. 0. Masters, in the chair.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18

olyU Bouuls3
due discharged soldiers, also the widow children,
or uehtful heirs Of all deceased soldiersi also
Pensions,
toWhieh every discharged soldier who vas DIS
abled IN the service, Is entitled. Also Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers, ororph-
an sisters, as they are se7erally entitled under
the law Also.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18

PRosPEcTs OF NAvIekTIoE.-The Toledo
Blade of this evening says;
f The pleasant weather has removed the
shade Of anxiety apparent in the counten-
ances Of vessel owners at the prospect Of
long delay in the opening OF navigation
Yesterday increased activity was noticeable
among the shipping a few days of such
weather as we are now having, and every
vessel in port will be ready for service. The
sehooners Carrie Woodford and J. c. Ere
mont we're hauled out of their winter quar-
ters and the work Of preparation commenced.
The former vessel is lying at the foot Of JEFF
fersou street, the latter at the Bayou bridge.
"a continuance of the strong southwest
wind which has prevailed during the day,
will drive the ice frcm the Maumee Bay, and
force that on the south shore Of the lake to
the nOrthWard and open q channel in few
days as far at least as Dunkirk. From pres
ent appearances, the harbor Of Buffalo will
not be open for some time, and such winds
as we are new having will very much delay
that event"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18

JURT Our The Jury are out in the case
Of johnson & Tisdale vs.. the City of cIeve-
land.
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REMENBER the Book Auction tonight at
the store No. 1873 Superior street. A choice
lc+ Of books are on the list to be sold tonight,
consisting in part of Irving's Works, scOtts
WaVerly Novels, Encyclopedias Americana,
Burton's Wit and HumOr, and a general as
sortment Of standard works. mchls:It