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      p.2 Boy Thieves - stole 200 pounds of lead from steamer Rochester now lying at Ontario Foundry wharf.

      p.2 Navigation - sch. Trade Wind from Port Hope to Oswego with wheat - first navigation of season.

      p.2 City Council - communication from Col. Moffatt, R.C.R., President of the Garrison Sanitary Committee, suggesting that the old barges near the Tete du Pont barracks be removed. Referred to the Mayor, with power to act.

      p.3 Marine Insurance - Aetna Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn. - James Swift, agent, on St. Lawrence wharf.

      p.2 Assizes - McDonald vs Gildersleeve - Action on account. This action was brought to recover a balance of account alleged by the plaintiff, Donald McDonald, plumber, of this city, to be due to him by the defendant, Mr. Charles F. Gildersleeve, for work done to defendant's ...

      p.2 The Assizes - McDonald vs Gildersleeve - The verdict was for plaintiff for $69.76 - the pipes also to go to plaintiff. -Application will be made to Parliament, at the next session, to incorporate the St. Lawrence Navigation Company, established for the conveyance of ...

      p.2 The Steamer Corinthian - Port Hope, March 28th - The steamer Corinthian commences on Friday her regular season trips. She has a full load of cattle and horses and over 2000 bushels of wheat, which seems to be as much in demand in the States now, with the duty …

      p.2 Assizes - Jordan vs Campbell - verdict of one dollar damages for plaintiff, which entitles Jordan to re-entry of the premises.

      p.2 THE VESSELS AND THE WHARVES For some weeks past the busy note of preparation for the spring campaign has been sounding from almost every vessel in the harbor. Some have been undergoing repairs for the greater part of the winter, others for a shorter ...

      p.2 City Council - communication from the City Solicitor, in regard to the "Allen anchor" taken from the old barges near the Tete du Pont barracks, stating the law in regard to salvage, and giving it as his opinion that the Corporation can at any time clear the harbor of …

      p.2 Portsmouth and its Shipyard - The village of Portsmouth is still looking up. Some half dozen houses have been added to it during the past year, and its very handsome town hall, which would do credit to a much larger place, has been completed, and is now used for …

      p.2 The Ice In The Harbor - more unsafe every day. The American Channel.- starting to open up

      p.2 Imports - 7.

      p.2 Captain Gaskin's two barks presented a gay appearance yesterday, decked out as they were with a profusion of bunting, reminding one of a gala day. The display of the flags of all nations attracted a good many visitors to the St. Lawrence and adjacent wharves. Getting Up ...

      p.2 Navigation Open - The steamer Watertown broke through the ice this afternoon, and made the passage to Garden Island in something less than three quarters of an hour. She can now run round the lower part of Wolfe Island and make her way to Cape Vincent with very little …

      p.2 The Ice - "...The ice boats sailed nearly the entire way from Cape Vincent to this city today..." Steamer Watertown - The steamer Watertown returned from Garden Island yesterday evening, and has since gone round the foot of Wolfe Island to Cape Vincent. She will make a ...

      p.2 The Navigation - The steamer Watertown came back last evening from Cape Vincent, and has since made a trip back again, in both cases round the foot of Wolfe Island. The ferry steamer Gazalle is plying as regularly as the floating ice will permit between the city and Garden …

      p.2 The Navigation And The Ice - The strong northwest wind of last night had the effect of driving all the ice out of the harbor, partly against the Wolfe Island shore, but chiefly down the river. The harbor is now fully open to the lower Bay, and but a …

      p.3 Imports - 13,14.

      p.2 Wharf Repairs - That portion of Ford & Anderson's wharf at the slip used as the landing place of the ferry steamers has been torn down, rebuilt and straightened; a much needed repair, as that part of the landing had become not only shattered, but dilapidated and unsafe. ...