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NE In WIN TT o n
ARTIFICIAL CHnoPLAsfIo
BONE TEETH,
DIR. @ D. BIoRsMOND,

90 Pennsylvania avenue, between Twoihh and
Tkirtsanth streets, WAshington.
Or. 9. calls the attention Of Tho pabl,s 10 the
following advantages % his improved systeui ..
lst Tho teeth Of his manufacture will sever
eorrOde nor change color By any aciAA, and are
three iouFths lighter thnn any Othsr.
"a. No teeth or roots need b eEtfacied' - we
Artiaelni oAes can b. inserted over them.
81. The roots viii b. made inonsn'ivs and
AN. No temporary teeth are needed, A. pr
mAnent ones can be made Immediately, thereby
preserving the natural expression Of the t.fe'
which, under the old system, is frequsnily dis
san. This work has been fully tested for over
ave Year, by many Of the hrst chemists Ana
pkysisians OF this and the old country. =,
Dr. 81 has also invented . uhite indsatrucu-
BILE matal allIng, with which the most san.luye
| teeth can be allied without pain, and ean bahs
up perfect sound tooth on any slde roots, vhish
viii iasi throagh . hfatime.
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hilArAiiBg effects, AnA Psrfoctly harmless. eaus.
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nuns ms 10 GIVE N0TIOR, THAT THB

VHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT The
l. subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Coart Of Washington county, In the histriot OF
soual estate of Joha BfosnAhAh, late of the U. :.
Navy, deceased. All persons having elaine
against the said decreased, are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same, with the vOuehenl thereof, 70
the subscriber, on or before the loth day Of Jane
next, they may OthsrWisa By Law be excluded
from all bsnsat q the aid estate.
Given under my hand ibis l0th day o. June,
1876. JOHANNA BkOshAHAh,
IeIa.wSvEA AaminiatratTtE.
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CvHIEP oUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE,

" DEPOroE wAHHIHaToH, wAsHDaroH, D. c.
JaauaFy 4 1884.
An dealers In Drnga, Hardware, Lumbar,
Leather, Omoe Furniture, Harness Ahd Sadley
DAY 0f each week, a sealed proposal Of li.tt -
dupliaafs Of the articles they are prnpAIsd 70
furnish 70 his depot Al short notee, WITH iee
price u each marked In plain hgnrcs, % thai, IN
- he Sxieaneiss Of the service require ~ NE
article or articles eau BE- obtAinea Wiihoui delAys
AnA II the lowest price. -.
Dealers wishing 70 sell 10 this Depot VIII Dc
nr1Aav morning. D. n. RuCkkb,
BTig, Ger. anA ohlsf QaALlsrmaslaE,
iaS-H depot 81 Washiagtsl
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-
- $500, --- -
I,N n RAVH VAN 1,W
~. law coovv L.u,. $1,000
the General Agency for Government Loans,
We are prepared 10 Furnish promptly, 70 agents
,-,-
-"U PD''HA'' ...
D. B. bEVES'THiRrf TREASURY NorhA'
Those notes arc Issued .und'r.da'e Of August 10
1884, in denominations Of
| wv $ioo' sooV' $i'oVV ANU S0'VVV
They bear interest S,7s.io per cont Per an
' NJ" "A'e coupons "''''"''' p"'""'' -
lAwful money on February 18th aud August 18th
OF each year. Tho principal will be- paid In law.
ful money ON August 18Th, 1867, or, Al the option
Of the holder, tho note. may then DO exchanged
"p"''0' ...
UNITED STATES PIvE.rwENrY BONDS.
rsdoemGbIs at the pleasure Of the Government
| al anv tim. af,sr ave v..r,. and pav.ble ,vsn,y
| o.. 49,, 4, 1877 ,.,,t ,,,.,..,. :,
''~ "' ~ ''"' WIN
ux PER CENT IN COIN
pr,.su, worth in the market abou,
MIME PER GENT PREMIUM
n,s, " S "mo, ~. So,d sI >, '"''' ~" A'' P
SIX PER oKNT., -.
."S; ...s "N!-ir.ho Seven Thirty notes;
nVR PR CENT TREASURY NorAS'
,aS. ns,,,sss,s- !, IaSs,ssdass. ssS oo,sramssI
] TT.
"~''" ~ ~ sns ~" - "
In order to prevent mutilatiOn Of these Ao,ea'
.Ast the notes arc not nsso'las'' aA'''' AL w
| JAY COOKE = co,
EIpsT NsTIoNAI pANK nj
w,sv,vo-ox
....
|
W. 3. HuSrnuros, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
i 4"
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED TTArki
ls,u Sr,.u, or,o.,r, IN. rnv.sv.r pupAa,
1 MEET.
Il
OOvrnn.n. .ssuh.ls. wiz Treasurer Unll.
States,
Acting In connection with the house Of
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A TLANTIo STEAMSHIP CO.'S LINE
SCREW sTRAM ERs
BErwEEH
NEW YORK, WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA,
AND GEORGETOWN.
.sTEAMERs
join GIBSON GIBSON. ''F'A'a ) 4. Kelly
Lssvs Pier No. Il, North River, New York, az
Leave Snow i wharf, iO5 water street, George
town, at a. m, Tuesdays aud Saturdays, for
New York.
Freight received daily, handled In the most
careful manner, aud dgnyored with tho greatest
dispatch, at fair rates
Passage aud State rooms, with superior accom-.
modatlOns for comfort and pleasure, direct
through from Washington to Albany, Troy, aud
Saratoga. Tickets good Tor either night or day
steamers, 81. John, HendIiek Hudson, Daniel
Drew aud O. vibbAfd, on tho Hudson river.
Through TO Providence aud Boston by tho
splondid steamers VI the Neptune ,sIaHsAl..e
oS%gsHy and = "a lREaRG 0romwoi's old.
sInhed line.
For Freight and passage, apply 10 2
lO7 WRtor street, Georgetown,
FLOWERS q BOWEN,
Alexandria, Va,
n. D. CROMWELL 4 DO,
50 West street, Now York.
Passage and Stats. rooms can be engaged At the
Compahy's Odlce, al street, between ThlT.
tecnlh aud Fourteenth, Washington, D..
js6-d
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE TO
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.

GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE TO
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
on AND AFTER DECEMBER u, trails. will
leave Baltimore, from North Calvert Station, I"
fOllowsI
Fast Mail, at....................... - a. IN.
HRerisburg AoeOmmod alton. Pm
Rrie and Pittsburgh Express........... m
Pittsburgh and Eimira Express. IN.
THE o. IS A. N. TRAIN PROM WARRINGTON
Connects with the .. % T. m. train from Bal
timore for PittsbprEh and the West, aad
for Elmira, Buffalo, Rochester, Dun-
kifk, CanandaigGA, and Niagara
Falls, and for New York City.
THE l. 80 p. N. TRAIN IRON wAsHINoToN
Connects with the 8 p. m. train nom Bal
Amoro for Pittsburg and Erie.
the SSP n. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
oCSGsstS with the 10 :; N: Express , from
Baltimore and runs through 70 TITS
buTgh and ElmirA, without change
Of ears, connecting At Pittsburgh
for Cincinnati, Chicago, and
g. Louis, and At RmirA
for Buffalo, Roehes.
ter, aud ByrAeass.
ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY,
Leaving Washington al O'Clock p. m
SLEEPING CARS on NIGHT TRAINS
sOLDIERs' TIoHErs AT 0ovERHsEsT RATE.
Low PARE AND QUICK TINE
A1-ROr Tickets and any information apply a.
| tho once Of the Great PennsylyAniA Route, cor
| ner PennsylVAnia avenue and sixth street, under
National Hotel and Depot House, No. 4eS q street,
}. n. puBARRr,
superintendent N. @. X. r.
RI. WILKINS,
.. Passenger and Ticket Agent
Corner atEth s,svvs sd t'saasylvania ayenne.
| da2s.H
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UJRAPPIRG PAPER FOR SALE Al
w THIS oEIIoA | "
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FIN am DIAL.
7 30NAFIoHAL BlAER7 On
or RE
METRoPo LIS.
eovERHnxHr DEPOSITORY kHD LoAH
AdENCY,
rr ga yryTKKNTH sfREKf,
OPPOSITE uHITED STATES TREASURY DE-
PARfnKHT.
This Bank is authorised 70 receive subssrip-
tioBs 70 the

This Bank is Authorised 10 receive subssrip-
lions 70 the
POP LAR. LSo LoAE.
These notes are issusd In determinations d
$50, 600, $500, q, 900. and $4,000 payable V
bearer or order, three years snsr date, with In
tsrsst, payable semi annually At seven AnA
thrss.tsnths per esntum per annum, and are
convertible at maturity Al the holders option
into the 8. % Six per cont gold fntrsst-Ssarfag
bonds. The interest on thess notes is two cents
por day for every 600. ...
FULL COMMISSION ALLOWED
BANKS AND BANKERs
Any Information rsspesting the UNITED
ST TRs LOANS will DO ohssrfully given on Ap-
plisatiOn personally OF BY letter. ...
A FULL SUPPLY OF CONVENIENT sKcU.
RITES CONSTANTLY ON HAND FOR
sALK
WE RECEIVE DEPOSITS.
OPEN ACCOUNT WITH DEALERs,
MAKE COLLECTIONS
ON ALL AooEssIBLE POINTS.
BUY AND SELL COIN,
CURRENCY, AND ExcHANoE
AND ALL CLASSES OF
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
PURCHASE GOVERNMENT VOUCHERS.
ASD TRAHsA0TA
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
b. HUTCHINSON, Cashier.
L. \. CHITTENDRN, President. mh9t-u
, 1865-03-24

would state that I have no authority to &c
cedc to -FOUR proposition for conference on
the subject proposed. Such authority ia rest
ed In The President Of the United States
alrne. . ...
Gen. Ord could only have meant that
would not refuse N in erVisw on any subject
on which. ! have right to act which, of
course. would be such as are are purely Of a
military character, and On the subject of ex-
chanpe. which has been entrusted to me.
haye The honor to be, very respectfully,
yonr obedient servant.
{signed) q. 8. GRANT. Lieut.. Gen.
LETTER OF TIE PRESIDENT.
RcHaoaD, W., Feb. y, 1856.
Gen. B. E~Lee, Commanding, etc:
GKsERA1-You will leara by the letter OF
Gen. Lonestreet the result Of his second in
te1vlew With Gen. Ord. The point as to
whether yourself or Gen Grant should invite
the other TO q conference Is not worth dis
cu.sing. Ifyou think the statements of Gen.
OId render Ii probably useful that the confer
ence suggested should be had, you will pro-
c,td ~ you may prefer, and are clothed with
all the supplemental authority you may need
In 1he c. nsiderl tfon Of any proposition for a
military convention, or the appointment Of q
COMMISSIONER to enter into such an a7range-
m, Mt as will cause at least Temporary suspen-
sion Of hostilities. Very truly, yours.
{2igued) JEFFERSON DAVIS,
, 1865-03-24

howell Cobb on the Rampage


Howell Cobb Of Georgia formerly Speaker
ofthe United States House Of Representa-
tiyes,) addressed the people OF Georgia on the
10th ult in this strain:
There Is no logger any grounds for differences
Of npuiou auonS men who are true. From this
lime f,rtn, mark the man who begin 70 talk about
1eace, who say the war ought 10 coss, are dsspon-
dent tnconragc dtfat1eetion and III feelings IT,
words End conduct show that they are tn flvor OF
reconzt1 ucson, thoush they DO NOT 'alk3't openly.
Keep your eyes OIL The man WHO talks this way.
Ills better be free than to be rlca. It L. bet
ter to be heggata ana free than to be enslased nn
hare n,illlon. OF the miserable pesisishtuc stu1
wh1eh We call property. Some parsons think an
more interested in our succe.a than the people
generally. THIS IL u great mistake. The tree
urou which lincoln viii bang me- when he catch
es me viii not MitheT and die tlll NC hangs you
and If you think he loves you, you are greatly
mistaker. Ponder we'll; hesttatc long before you
yield to the dclus,ve hope off restoration Of the
ss eoa
have accompanied me to the Gate citJ few days
oeo., No nan cen form any conception Of the
It. Standf. there and behotdlng the wreck sud
ruin around INC, taskcd: Why, oh, why IL this
When the enemy co1ncs to oar plantadons sad
that It Is 10 supply his wants. Atlanta !. almost
one vast pile ofrnlns. When Sherman left 1t the
inecndiafy torch was applied .ndtssE1mnascly
new laurrls TO Sherman. except t9 that wratth Of
1nfan1y tor his prcs1ons vill1DitE Then why was
III I5uswer, ii was prompted BY their malignant
hate OF unr people. thelr unqnehchable and hell
horn hate. Do yon ssk me to reeonstEuct with
them: went 70 the Crsveyard+ and stood there
among the city Of the dead. There were hundreds,
pe.hsps Thousands. Of onr gallant soldiers tiee p
inc qn,etiy .nsir last sleep. who had given their
Mycs holy sacrifice for our holy cause And
though a voice rose from,he grnves OF the gallant
dead, saying, .'Nevcr .Fon'h II not" and
called upon God to witness TINT had sworn !
never would and 20 help me God, never will I!
{Enshueiastic and prolonged eaeerine) Life Is
bnt. span; Property Is huta deetlns show.
Put nc n the grave, bAt 1eTeS M PIT On me the
, 1865-03-24

I0fal. .....,.. .ES4,t51.tt 3llJ,eU1.A FS5,Itu1t
Being an Increase Of 10 o. per cent over year.
The ernorts If snccIe tn forefon Dort. fro,n
,,.,n v".,- r.. ,r.sL sFo.r7tea !, e1f1a 4,1
n,a 1.a1s .ans,v.d ~ Na4v vi. ~. c,s.or,,
49,. 1.rt ri .r.... - toar
oaus soe oeo ,oe n.a 49, a+.onn~ .t - T.,
rs,s ~ ~ TeT yort dnr1ro ths ss,aa ~
80 a. psu ssr ~ =. 9~'&'- ~
'4o1, ~ Isc;,no :, w.,,ax ,o,,r,sa .to.,a j.,
ra.,s -. as.r,.a.. IT,, a..ara,n1 - ~ No
ve.1- T.,.. .zna rnncod - hv sr,,,1e, 1a1ao ~,
- Nor,hCss,cr, prer.r1ed sa;d to he IN ne ran,n.
49, - rts.sao o..aa.. -, se11 >,
~ ,r1s .,sats -, ~ n y s,aes, rr,,.,,, ~
1to.aas1. 49, :. th,,s as,c-fhs. H.. ~ s!s1yn,,.
Ie,a,J '0'
~. ,,,sa ,,.,,.1, ,,n,o.s .gc,o c,,o,,.,.a -
the effect ii It Mobile had been captured and Rich
rnond evacuated, "a al.a that Cen Lee had restxu-
3D. and sttonE c9mnlnaunn, laeluul9e vel!
s,ncn and .snld .o1a shs doM@ Il,
forched i6Jf. yery Hpauic,xy" state OF FEEL
ing, ftaught with great danger, wis taus revived
It ts the nfenaon o. nc ocaSs 70 pfecsplase the
sS ~ 30 'sIcant n.ncs, ~ thai
cntnmnnd. II they succeed in their DESIGNS they
will add millions to their own riches, bankrupt
three-fon1tns ol ne hoancial ana commercial
houses IN me ~, ana lsase tas puoac trsas
ctasi, h u hecomn@ @ @ nora md ~ unEs im@inent II
The '.bear" party ia left In control Of the gold
room. the threatened panic, 1t IL eafs to say, Will
y wan XII. ~. W ,!Aa IN! tormef
Ranac n as s.txntt1 1s any osaeI, tof
he iniation which preceded il :"
The Ros,on money market ts e,a,er r.pca
renatttonces of hslsuces due nom New Yn,t h.1o
hon made ana hanks ara no,v ofrer1us ~,
col1 n tboss vim yvi1l 1eanond M a dav,a nonss
, 1865-03-24

The New York E1pr<ss Of Monday last says;
There Is mistaken idea that all business Is nov
done Oh cash basls+ which ia not tho case, for
merchant. hare been failing back In tho credit
system for some tme-"
With regard to Wisconsin currency the Aad1-
son Stase journal furnishes tho following:
1--WE learn thst the total amount Of currency IT,
turned to the Bank Comptroller sud destroysd up
to March elsti II $ST,07s-
"A1f Milwaukee and Madison money Is t7ker At
pa1 hers except the Wisconsin Bank OF Madison.
all Eeetern currency md al! Wisconsin. except
the bills Of the banks IN the list given below. no
TAKEN at one per cent discount. .....
HThc bills IN the following list ara not yet bank
ab1e:
Bank Of Sparta, Monroe Go. B1ak,
- Interiors Prairie City ="
!" Jefferson, Rockwell i Co's''
'. Manisowoc, Sank HountJ
u Mon+kx, Shauana~*
E. 3; HinckleJ i Co.'s St croix Valleys.
Bank, Waworth Co.
Corn Planters Bank" Wisconsin Bank Of Mad
Frontier* lson.
Those marked with star come under this deno-
utnatton Of "wl1d cats" and will probably he the
last to make arranRements to redeem their cIrcQ
htiop The discount, however, even on them will
be email. Weagaln urge our readers not to sac
rifce on their Wisconsin currency"
Tho Milwaukee Sentinel Of To-day has the fol-
lowing:
ave note only . few tr1alng changes In our
Tjscnns,n Bank list. The notes Of the B aOk OF
Ehltev a1er a1e aguin taken By MARSHALL 4 1lsey,
a. a disc ount Of I OIL per cert. The First Nj
fIonal Bank now takes the notes Of the German
Bank (sheboy9ar} at Of per cent discount
, 1865-03-24
ITEMS.

Hon. Geo. Brown, of the Toronto Gao5f, has
sold S. COO acres Of the Boutwell, estate, con-
timing Oh wells, to New York company for
$2So,000.
Blondin is ropewalkng in England.
Ma,etzek is 10 give TWO nights Of opera IN
Philadelphia. $50
Capt. John Il. Bell, Of Baltimore, has been
promoted By the Sultan to the office OF Lord
Admiral-tn- Chief Of the Turkish navy.
President Woolsey, Of Yale College, has
published another edition Of his work on In
ternational law.
Aco,orea high school has been established
in Philadelphia.
The Count Joanncs has obtained q verdict
of IS 600 against Stephen 3. Fishe Of the
New York Leader for libel.
kangaroos sre quoted at ten dollars per
pound In New York.
Tennyson is writing an opera libretto.
Ihe cabmen Of Paris have started news.
| paper.
shctman's greatest conquest Is the London
| Timer.
The mortality In Paris Inst year was one in
twenty-eight.
A dramatic company In Turin Ia composed
OF twenty hunchhacks.
There are ,ooo newspapers in the United
States.
4 diamond offered for sale in London Is
valued at *ooo, 600.
The Empress Eugeufe is endeavoring to re-
store The holy sepulchre at Jerusalem.
The Arch Duchess Of Austria recent,
nearly choked to death with q chicken bone
Hindoostan has three hundred million gods
Parisian society has been saddened by tn
death Of 3 young lady Of rank and fashion
On a pos.-uortens examination 1t was fount
that her decease was owing to tight lacing
Her stays had forced three Of her ribs Int
her liver.
Tho dresses In Paris are cut 60 low In til
| neck this season that what remains Is no
! poken Of.
, 1865-03-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MUNETARY%


THURSDAY EVENING. March g 1861.
The Quietuees which prevailed In the general
rnark.ts yesterday was but pselade to Increased
commotion to-day. It was the calm before the
Storm. Those who were 80 fond1y assuring them
selves yceterasy that gold '% had touched bottom
are to-day Respondent and panlc-stricaeU. Gold
opened At 157 and remained quiet TIL the after
noon, when If broke down In panic to FOX. As
to the cause Of the decline there were various ru
moss-the principal c1e being that Richmond
Nas being evscuate1. AS the meeting On 'Cuanse
was over before th- decline in gold was announced,
the full effect IN tho markets car only be estna-
ted; but wheat .cll 4G13e per hu=hel, and oats
e@3c Per busheI, under the influence Of the news.
There WEE, however, a general anxiety to sell
sEd the demand WIS limited to the requirements
Of ahort-sellera.
Tho miefertunes which hare bcfallen fpccu1a-
tors during the past ten days has leesened the cir
Gle Of operators very materially. Re1:on ls now
returning, aud those Of out merchants who hsTe
good supply Of "greenbaeks to thclr credit
have made up their minds to keep theu- The ex-
pe1.ence Ut the past two weeks Is demonstrattve
ot the fact thst those who had their msan. In.
yetted in anysh'ng else than Government p,per
have heen heavy losers. High prices Of pork,
produce, dry goode, &C., have gone, with the
prospects of the rebels. OF couree, It may be
some .lmc before gold tails 10 par; but every day
brings US nearer t51t point, and the people arc
now bssinc future operations on the hypothesis
that DOLLAR In Government securities Is worth
adoltar In gold.
The money marker to-day was unusually stzin-
gent, and it WIS almost Impossible to get accom-
modatons at any Of the banks. The downward
tendency Of gold and all vaiues render the dis.
count houses unusually cautious anout making ad-
ysrees, and thcy are generally refusing every ap-
pl1canf. The rate ls therefore nom. nal at 10 per
cent. On the street rates Of discount are irregu-
Infringing from als4 per cent per month.
E,stern exchange was q shade hsmer today
hut thera wns no change IN rates. The bankers
are buying ut par, and selling at premium.
Gold opened Today IN New Yoft at 157, mud
gradually FILL to 15o9: Tho following arc the quo
+at;cro ph~df IN ,Ysnnea RnY1 ptl5 hrnkpr*
, 1865-03-24

EAu CLAIRE, W1s.-The Eau Claire Free Press
atasca thht the lumtermen OF the Eau Clates ant
Chippewa Valleys are already making prepara-
1ioEy for the drive In the spring. and are canvass
ing ths country for men 10 assist In getting tne
logs down. Four and five dollars per day Is
reatily offered for hands, and all the heavy log
gers are making calculations for q T. bi.
fseshe:,' which We viii 70 doubt hare, II
good indications and the prophecies OF = old
settlers are any criterfo1 10 70 BY. Thera Is
vast amount OF suow N the woods, and the sRamos
and lakes a1e all full. which Ia q favorable omen
for this country, alR shpuld We have high Water
In the spring, the Chippewa Valley Will be pro-
pnrtionaliy flooded with "greeuhacks ne1t
season.
The ssme paper says that the anow Is waist
deep along the Chippewa, though not qdtsa as
deep as the Emu Claire. II the SHOW sho1td not
melt too suddenly, a splendid dive my be ex-
sAxp BEAoH. M1cu-Thc winter has been m
excellent one for logging. Mese1s. Coviugton,
Pack i Co. have put INTO thetr mill pond faur
1ni,lJon feet Of logs. Measrs. Fack. jerks j. Co.
hare one million leet Of LOGS at their mill and
two million feet in the creek, six miles up the
st1esm. Mcssss- Lenty, Dusant s. Co. have IN at
their ai!l nearly two and q half znnliou feet.
MtsBr.. !. P. j. Co. sre rebuilding their mi ]. and
when finished II Will be one OF the best In the
State. Msssrs. L. D. s. Co. sEe 30 maklu. ex-
ttnsise 1mprQrcmsnts in their mill. This dru1
have CONSTRUCTED pond to hold their logs at 80
ezpense Of nearly &5,c00. They are extgntlng
their dock into II feet Of water. MessEs. P j. s
Co are building a Dew dock into the same depth
OF water. Messfs. q. P. i Co. have extended theif
dirk ian feet Iuto ii Get of ryateF.
, 1865-03-24

The recent heavy rains, IN connection With the
wnrm ard sp1ing Ike weather. have produced .
hut abort continuation of the sams 10 open nav
fcat:on between this point and Port lu1un. Lak,
ST. S5 oaaad
down in large quantities. That which came untlei
our notice was competely dissolved into honey
cumb. requiring no great effort for our ferry
steamers to pass through It and with hul trihtng
impeachment to their Usual speed We shll not be
week of Tree and uninterrupted channel between
the points above noted, which We trust may he the
case.-Detroit r ,6uae-
LAKE EnE-It's thought from the immense
nagigsuon will notopen much, any, before the
1st of - Wy; :,v rno go us,,. ~. ~. .ha ,,va.
at shis polnt On Sunday. eos thirteen ycass the
ice has moved out on Sunday. Navlgntion Is not
open to Bay CITY and viii not be for several days,
Wate. M IN tie s1er ,s io1 ana It Is now pro6se
.hst the logs on the upcef streams will not come
down: Il 50, The supply viii Be- short, md price.
N market, anil prices are drm-
PonT HuRoN.-Bt9ck riEerts clear Of ice several
miles from the mouth no. n. calstnston and nd
tops burthen. Carr.nytou's will be launched on
the 18th inst: Capt AInoM Is also bailding
bsn q ~ 'u md tSps patpttd n sye ana M
be On her trips between here and Detroit next
week, II The route Is clear Of Ice.
A1RER tlAlH -4QE lC6 III tut St. tIaiE E4sbr
has concluded to leave US for the present. break
ing up very peaceably, doing no damage to the
docks or flostlug property. The steamer Ses Gall,
CAPT X, j. Gordon, made her ttfat trip to Port
Huron last Saturday. She will ctntinue on this
route until navigation fairly opens. or the regular
line OF boats between Detroit and Port Haron
commence running.
NAVIGATION OpEE AT CLEyELASD.-The HsFG{1
OF Aionday says the schooner ". L. Manning ar-
rived there on Sunday, nud yesterday morning :he
eeow Supply arrtved--hoth IRON Slack River It
also says navigation ia fRtry opened and the coast
ing Trade bePun.
IMPORTANT TO VESSEL OWNERS.
BUFFALO, March 81.
VESSEL OwEERs-ELECUT1vE CoMArrrEE.-
There wl11 he an adjourned msettng OF the E1-
ecutlye Committee Of the Vessel Owners Asso-
t5anou, hsld ut the city Of Buffalo, Wednesday,
March 18th, 1855 at 10 O'Clock. 4 fu1l attendance
is required TO complete thu organization.
WA. q. BAowH,
FRANK PEnEw,
e. $. J. BENg,
Executive Committee OF Buffalo.
Buffalo, Oswego, Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit
Milwaukee and Canada papers p'ease notice.
In 'his connection We are requested to call the
attautiou ct vessel owners Who have not signed
tho arlries Of agreement 10 sustain the action OF
the Detroit Convention, to call at the Office Of Il.
s. Halsted, 120 Son'h Water street, and do so at
once, as the local s<mmittees are now called to
meet at Buffalo for permanent organization.