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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-12-01

A city merchant not remarkably conversant
with geography, picked up newspaper and
sat down to read. He had not proceeded far
before he came to passage stating that one
of his vessels was in jeopardy. s'Jeopardy =
Jeopardy Jeopardy 20 said the astonished
merchant, who had previously heard that his
vessel was lost; s'let me see, that is some
whre in the Mediterranean Well, 1 am glad
she has got into port, as thought it was all
over with her,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-12-01

PLAYING ssTAG' WITH BEAR--The Detroit
Advertiser tells the following bear story -
"Last Saturday morning, while laborer liv-
ing at Fort Gratiot, was proceeding in boat
TO Port Huron, he came up with huge bear,
swimming across. He struck his bearship
blow over the head with his oar, when the en-
ragged animal made for him, and climbing into
the boat he compelled the man to take the
water. The bear then followed him, and the
man contrived to get into the boat again. A
neighbor seeing his predicament came to his
relief with axe, and broke up this pleasant
little game of stag between the man and
bear, by breaking in the lstter's head. He
was killed and brought ashore He is said to
be of the largest size, and will doubtless weigh
somewhere in the neighborhood of 500 pounds
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-12-01

: SALE OF orAsHLAsp-Thc Memphis .4ralaneses
states that James B. Clay has sold the resi-
dencs of Henry Clay, Ashland, for 10000
acres Of Texas land.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-12-01

ANITEM FOR THE LADIEs.-The red petticoat
is to be the style this winter. The fashion,
however, is not red with black stripes, which
have become so common, but the fine drao
with variegated stripes, or rich black with
crimson stripes, the upper part being black.
A nice little contrivance for looping up the
dress over the Balmoral is imported, and called
s.my lady's page.'' 1t is composed of elastic
silk cord, with jet hook and admirably serves
its purpose, relieving the wearer from all the
necessities of adjusting her skirts, or securing
them from contact with the dirt and debris of
the street. With this new arrangement the
ladies can now triumphantly exclaim, "my
skirts are cleas 90
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1858-12-01

The Atlantic Gable is in no better condition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-10

Tracks AND rEAPs or xEw YORE 1870. soT
tSe series no esav seven piendis iuusra@oa ffIse
'''''' ''D Dlss soss co, 10 essraso Hsesa ny,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-10

TycR SALE OR ExOHANaE-NPROvED PROPERTY
fos vacant lots Two three houses In Thirty sevsnh
street. Third avenue. Appiyo GEO. RErsE, No. s61
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-10

IpssEsvLvAgIA sArIRoAD.
L The great cer,rsl yepts 70 TIE "a Vine l~s an
short and rates ~ fare sndlesN ss10s al q. l a. Nv
oher route For psss8e tcte contract for rssKsa
fcm Feu fgrt % say poini In NJ entire Vest csr u IA
y. I'll ~. pstacaxss rsal
Hw yosH sasCs 4sxOE CO.. Frtlrsi LSesa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-10

NTOv rs TUE rfvE TO suBscPIsr TO
~ DICKENS HOUSEHOLD WDHDS.
NeF v14une, new scrie7. ND. y - -.
Commences with tss eeptem ger npu15r SesdY Aisas'
10 1886
Frederic A. BRADY, Puhlshs-,
rs Nsssau strses rev bc'k.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-10

aVkNTED-AN EKaRAvzs 90 sroNs, wIO Bss
~ nd rra.iice IN evgrayrg ua.tinery Address 5oi
1t9 Posi OGge, fAi.seepts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-01

Making the decrease the supply 1851, 200 tons
This embraces all the anthracite reg IN the state aud
the semi anthracite and btumnous regions 10 Cumberland
Moad Ton Trevortm aud lykens Valley, together with
the foreign imIoTtations u coal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-01

principal business liquidation. Payment in part
in full appeared to be the main object of the
munty at large, and there is doubt but that i'm
portant progresswas made in that movement. This
is the only to pursue under the circumstances
Contraction connected with economy in all the ope-
ratons Of trade will bring us ont of the present
vulsion, and at no very distant day overcome the
present prostration. 1t is only question of time.
But in the meantime, new men must enter the field
of commerce, The common consumption of the
country and the necessary movement of our pro-
ducts and supplies must give a moderate activity to
numerous departments of business and these will be
filed by new class of merchants while the old are
engaged in closing up their entangled affairs and
getting out of debt. Money is plenty and cheap
enough, and 1t will, without doubt, be even more
abundant and still cheaper as the season advances
and old obligations become lquidated. With almost
an entire absence of new contracts and steady re-
duction by payment and compromises of the old,
we must in few months touch bottom and find
sound and permanent basis for the constrac-
ton of new system of credits. Most of the old
suspended and extended houses must ultimately go
out of existence. New firms will make their appear
ance in the channels of commerce, and new names
will greet our ears on Change. This will inaugurate
a healthy state of things, for the credit system
will have fresh and vigorous material to work with
In time the new concerns will follow in the same
footsteps which have led the old to bankruptcy and
ruin, and the result will be another financial revu
sion. Many years of speculation will of course inter-
vene, and the great interests Of the country will adj
vance and prosper. Our cities will grow, our inter
nal improvements increase, our population become
distributed and extended and our actual wealth
greater. All this must take place in the natural
course of things and when another revulsion comes
upon it will, without doubt, find little pre-
pared as when the collapse took place last Septem
Der. This will not, however, deter spectators and
men of enterprise of all sorts from engaging in the
most extravagant projects. All this adds to the
grand welfare, while it usually results in the ruin Of
the individuals engaged.
The annexed statement exhibits the current quo
tations at the New York Stock Exchange for certain
securities at or about the close of each month dur
ing the year 1857
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-01

Mats ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50
CoIToN-Ihe sales embraced about 500 600 bales part
good middng the dock ut &C.. and the remainder from
middng 10 good middling, chiefly to spinners at &C.
9l4c.
FREGR1s.-To Liverpool about 5000 bushels corn were
engaged in ships bags ut 3D., aud 5000 do wheat in
shipper bags at Cd eco bhs -four at 2s and about
packages bacon at 2Os with cotton reported at nd
To London 80 hhds tobacco engaged at 0s There
was charge Of moment to notice in rates To other ports
HAySales of about 400 500 bales made at 6Oc.
roc per 500 lbs.
HDEs.-The demand has been limited. The trade are
unwilling operate at present, and think that prices
must be lower in the face Of such large stock and
heavy receipts. Sales 5000 Buenos Ayres 20 lbs 20c
six months; 5000 Rio Grande, 10 lbs 1884, elk months
LOCO Western slaughter, 60 lbs, 8sc., cash 1850 Sa.
vanilla, % lbs, 14c six months.
lEATnER.-The demand has been very poor and the
cepts large. Receipts, II 800 hemock, 1900 oak
sales SO 400 hemlock 100 oak STOCK 3l5 100 hemock
42,50O oak.
MoIAssEssales of 200 barrels New Orleans were mado
at 35c.
PRoysIoSs-Pork-The marke. was steady with sales
of about 200 300 bbs old and SIS SO for
former and Sl5 81 sl6 for the latter and prime at $l3
Sl3 25; and 100 bbs clear sold at SIT So and so
do. extra do. at $40 Reef was heavy and prices I'M
changed with sales Of about 100 bbs in lots yester-
days prices. Bacon was quiet Cut meats steady,
with sales OF 100 packages at unchanged prices Lard
steady, with sales OF about 125 bbls at 9c.
Butter and cheese unchanged The stock of Pork
beef in the packing houses of New York and Brook
Ign at the end OF this month"; the end Of last month and
the same time last year, was as annexed -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-01
Total. s,52e, $40 2,sss,sls Laos $50

The exchange market Is irregular and unsettled.
Buyers rendered very cautious by the moneyed EN-
thus narrowed down 70 few names Some prime ster-
ling sold nj 1857. Extreme ranges from lOs l06.
Francs heavy a, &C. IS ST. 60 There was but little
done IN time bills the North. We quote sixty days
from 3 Az per cent discount. There IL some demand
for sight al :. and - per cent discount Bank checks
haS.
The Newark Daily Advertiser states that the
stockholders OF the Bank of New Jersey met in New
Brunswick on Wednesday 10 receive the report Of
the committee appointed at a previous meeting TO
examine into its concerns. Two reports were pre-
sented-one from the stockholders committee, and
the others from the committee appointed by the d.
rectors. The reports disagreed 10 the amount Of
$4,000 TO the value Of certain securities. Both
reports were tabled and the meeting adjourned with
out any action--the stockholders generally reposng
confidence in the officers of the bank.
We are happy to be able TO give official denial
Of the Board Of Directors Of the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company, TO the charges 30 widely crcu.
lated in the South, and especially in Texas, that
there had been fraudulent issues Of large amornts Of
the stock in New York We publish the statement
Of the Board, as follows:-
sorr1wps PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
Resolved That the Board Of Directors confirms the re
port Of the Investigating Committee aud concurs IN the
though Of Judgment nRy have been made by the
Executive Committee In New York no frauds have been
committed by said Executive Committee in the issue Of the
stock IL this company.
Resolved, That from the examination Of the minutes Of
t Executive Committee and of the stock books OF the
company, appears evident that stock has been sold
aud issued by the Executive Committee, 10 any parties,
under par.
Resolved Th.t full report Of the condition Of the
rsny be published as soon practicable, and ha, the
sbove resolutions he published in the NEWSPAPERS IN New
Orleans. By order Of the Board.
q. G. LAwRASON, Secretary.
NV ORLEANS, December 10, 1851
The Miners (Pottsville) Journal says
The business by canal may be considered ne closed
only three boats having been loaded for The last
two three dsys The aggregate trade, compared with
last year, will vary but little from the following
1856 1851 Decrease.
Anthracite. ...........6,75l,5 $40 6,i21,5i2 330,oo
Somi anthracite and bi.
luminous. ...........1,1 l7 ,iO6 Low, 400 2O'OVo
Total s4s 75is9ts 100000
Making the decrease in the supply 1851, 100000 tons
This embraces all the anthracite reg ms IN the state aud
the semi anthracite and btumnous regions 10 Cumberland
Moad Ton Trevorton aud lykens Valley, together with
the foreign imIortalions u coal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-01


The total of dividends for January is less than
usual, arising principally from the omission Of the
Michigan Central Railroad ($60O,00O and about
100000 Of manufacturing dividends.
The Manhattan Savings Institution will pay divi-
dend on deposits the 18th of January at the rate
of six per cent per annum, on sans of five hundred
dollars and under and at the rate of five per cent on
large sums.
The Bank of New York dividend of three and
half per cent, payable January2.
The New Orleans Gas Light Company, has de-
clared dividend of five per cent, payable to the
stockholders registered here the lst of January
at the Office of Messrs. Robb, Halett Co., No. 40
Exchange place.
The following table will show the exports of the
five principal staple articles for the week and year.:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-01

The annexed statement exhibits the value of
foreign dry goods mpo rted into this port during the
week and since January L. in each of the past three
MOVEMENTS IN FOREIGN DRY Goons
For the tceek. 1856. 1856 1857.
Entered at the port 7472 120e,7S7 2s93 eS
Thrown on market. 3024,25l 1,l52,s64 21s,e6e
since Jan 1. 1855. 1856. 1857.
Entered the port s6s ol 534 o. sos eo534 100
Thrown market go Isl o04 81 247 so5 sl522 $50
The Boston Traue1er gives the following list of
semlannnal Dividends paxahle In Jannary.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-01

There are Othef companies tnat VIII PioDaDiy
make dividends about this time, but they are
not Yet officially declared-among which are the
Boston Exchange Company Quarterly, Firemen's
Insurance Company, Lowell Beachery and Hamilton
Woollen Manufacturing Companies
The following dividends have either been paid re-
Gently or are now pavablp.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-01
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
THURSDAY, Dec 3l--6 ?. ".
AsHEs-The market steady, while sales were
limited 10 pots and pearls At about &c.
BRE ADsfrrrs-Four-The market displayed some more
activity while prices were without change " moment,
aud closed heavy about the current rate N yesterday
The sales ranged at about the following qurauons-
Extra state. boa ~
Western and Ohio suPerfne. ............. - 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-01

The deposits in the Mint for the first half of 1857
were s2G ,lO9,GG9. The total coinage Of the same
half year amounted TO s26,s4s ,2s3. The total
amount of deposits of precious metals at the Mint
and branches since their foundation is s5ss 900 oOo
The amount of gold coinage has been s402 l5O, 752,
OF which the coinage from California gold was
$3.50 ,s72Os9.
The New Orleans Picayns of December 20,
says
The banks Of the city Of New Orleans hold round
figures millions in coin against three millions sixty
days ago The declared statement some two years since
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-01

TOtaI. S4b,97I 154 4Z5,5lJUoS
Decrease compared with 1856. SCI 425 ,166
The Secretary of the Treasury has recently issued
statement giving the value of the exports of specie.
manufactures, and of foreign and domestic pro-
duce, for the quarter ending September 30, 1857,
The aggregate value of imports, includ-
ing $2,l4l 794 specie, was, for the
same period. .......................S l07,973139
Excess Of imports for quarter SAT ,l76,4S4
This adverse balance for the quarter was at the
rate of slss, 705 1886 for the year. The expenses Of
collecting the revenue for the last eight years are
shown in the subjoined statement
1850. 966, 431 1854 o7s ,e29
1851 .......... ,6l7 1855 ......... 279S ,445
1852 .......... 2,093619 1856 ......... 2s52, 233
1858 ........ 2,236220 1S5. ........... 3,le2,s62
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-01

actual quantity Of specie great The
turns for the week disclose the following result -
Increase in short loans SAC t22
Increase In specie. Oi 600
Ipcreasc in circulation ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90 1856
Increase IN deposits Il S55yb BAL
Decrease In exchange ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6ss 05I
Increase in amount due distant banks ...... 4505Zp
Increase IN deposits proper l2o'oiZ
II will be perceived thn curtament Is still the order of
the day and the only gratifying feature the addition
the exchange line, which shows disposition the part
of the banks 10 facilitate the movement or the crops.
The following table exhibits the respective amounts Of
exchange held by the various banks, and also the
due TO distant banks as compared with last week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-01

-
canadian was rather hrmnr and Inactive and sales
fined to about 200 800 bbs. at quotations Southern
COO 100 bbs at the above figures. Rye -four was quiet
ano dull Corn meal quite steady at quotations with
sales Of about 100 bbls New Jersey WbeatTbe market
quiet, the sales being confined about 600 bushels
Southern white, for milling, at 81 rs, with some
small lots common RED reported at 81 OS 81 TO-
Corn was more active, and prices about lc DC
per bushe the sales embraced about 40 900 bushels in
GLIDING new white and yellow at 5sc. 6Oc and &c rye
dull and nominal, at 1oc I4c. Barley was duh and
nominal Oats were unchanged.
C6frEE-Tbe market was unchanged, while sales were
light, being confined TO EGO bags Rio Mt 9lc 97c and
$50 mats Java at l6c The stock OF coffee LIST JANUARY
1855, follows
Rio, bags.......... 99176 Java, bags .. $50
pdi'a 10 fsO o4l
Maracabo. .....~... si55
Total bags. .12l AZ
Mate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-01

The estimated expenditure under this head for the
current year. 81 100000 Neither the table nor the
estimate includes the expenses of collecting the reve
nue. in the Pacific ports. That was in 1852 81 ,3le,
SOC; in 1855, s723,65l; in 1857, si6i, 3A. They
cannot be much less than $4,000 during this year.
On the Sd OF March, 1885, the public debt $50 $50
Redeemed 10 the 18th November .......... 4,S7s,37
Total debt on 18th November. 50, les ,l55
The amount OF capital invested in railroads In
the United States. $49l ASS e6l
The amount Of debt SALT ,243 664
Total approximate cost .............$9 0S, $40 325
The net income of the road is ........ Sls i0s ASS
Interest on debt SIS, oe3 2o3
Available income OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S23 ,3l3, 2s5
or about 30 per cent. the capital.
The Washington union., 1858-03-13
Lssse Green Bay Friday a7sE
An'ss :. kswsyass sams ~ }, sP ~

Lssse Green Bay FudAy ss7sH
Arasss kswsyaesa anas ~ p ybp.s
Leave kswsunfs bslasdsy a 1sW. Aaa
Arrive at Green Bay ssus dsy 6Pn.
1854 From Green Day, By PpaasnAs~ Osenla. Clsrkes-
vile. Menashspass Masiaseles Cstas Fosk. and
Escsnabs. 70 Massvssssv 2oA atss 81 AseA, twice
week 10 ospsAa H. uAOA SaAs, snd twice q
week eaihs rssadns dusisG ~ winasr. b
- Az (Sa,nssev iSeksdaIs.) ..4i
Leave Green Bay Monday and Thsssasy u a m,
Arrive At Escsnsba next Sa,ss1iy and w sdnosdsy by
SPIN;
Leave Escansbs Monday apd Thursdsy At Ga u,
Arrive At Green Bay nstt Saturday Aad Wsdassdsy st
@ (Rirer Soseask 49, +
Lssvs Green Bay Mooday end IAursdpy st6 IN,
Arrive at Msrquese saea0A WsanasaAy and satusdsy
Leave Msrquss,s Msadsy a.A fAnni.g asssu,
Arrive at Green hsy sseood WsAnssasy aud sstur-
iasy bysPm. ,ssH .ssisl weH Il ttaga
isls6 From Gssn lBsy n sAswass - miles sud back,
once week. $500
Leave Green Bay Fsiasy - "a ~ n 4ss
Arrive st SAsvano saosaav y ePm
Lesve Sbawsne Wsdnss1sy ste sn,t s,ea
Arrive ., Grssn Bay Ns day b pm.
13s8 Fre0 0eAn1nos ~ ks1nsua, 10 Wsusau, 90 miles
sud hack. eoee 4 wsdh. at4i t.
Leave ahawaaA " HsAaaadsy At m,
Arrive at Wausan&sKtday hv pm;
Leave WAuasa MepAaS as7 a.,
Arrive at Shasaoo nsxt dsyby 6pm.
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NJ sart rlI - ~1s9t - -. - n - n
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earl W~scjs, iIsilowell. Ashland, Osk Glen
Geneva, CIsrks Grove, Bancroft, sod Albert
LEAFS to Saint Ni,holss, 81 miss and back, once
Lave Red Wing Mondsy,s N;
Arrive at Saint Nicholas "Wednesday by IN;
Leave Ssnt N NchoIss Thu,sdsy at . 10,
Arrive - lied Wing Saturday by IN.
Psopos6s fSrNwice week sesvies ass invited,
l357a From Red Wing, by HAder, Norway, Kenyon.
Dodge City, Eil~ooA. Owssonos, Nssdso, Wi.
ton Silver Lake. Woodvils, FrsuAfnt,n, and
Grspelsnd.e ts Widnsbsso Cry, 10 miles and
back, once week. -
Arrive at Winnsbsgo Cisy W. d"csdsy BY 8 P nj
Leave Wisnebaao tity Thusa3ay 1t 7a0,
Arrive q, Red Wing sssu'dsy by bpm.
Proposals fos iwic6 s-week service 80 invited.
1913 From Red Wing, by Wscno4s, Bay City, (WA
,we.tervstt (kin. 1e1 Central Pein,. Lsks
CRY, Reeds LaadiDe. Wsbsshsw, Tepesoash,
Aims, (Wis.) West Ncwsos. (Min. Teri Min.
rssks, MouLt Vernon, Mnnssots City. and Foun-
tain City, Owls Wuons, MIN. Tes.) 10
miles snd back, once week during Suspension Of
navigation in each year.
Leave Red Wing "Wednesday a q m,
Arrvest Wiaona Doat dsy BY pm,
Leave Wnopa Monday st am;s H|
Arrive at Red Wing next day By . pm.
Proposals for twice Al -wevk ssrvics are invited.
1874 From Reeds Landing, BY Besr Valley Mszepps,
f..t Zumbfo's, Wsnemingo. Kenyon, and Ess, P,a,.
'ievllc, I, FaribsuI', SO miles and bach, on,s
week.
B,ss Leave Reeds LsDdug Tuesday st 81 N;
Asrive-stFsribsuh neat day BY pm;
Leave Fssibsuh Thurrdsy Ut . nj;
Arrive at Reeds Landing next day by 4pm
Proposals invited for5i-weeky sssvice, fos which
bidders will nsme schedule. p
1876 From Reeds Lsndns by W&t Albany, Hyde Park,
49, and Oronoco. to New Haven, 30 milrs and bsck,
woek waN tssfH
Leave Reeds Landing Taeslsy u am, ,sa
Arrive st New Haven by N,
Leave'Nsw Haven Monday a. ~ aa3
Arrive at Reeds Land ng by 6pm. 81.
Proposals. invited Tor twice-awrsa ssasiCa.
1876 From Wabashsw, by Tepeecssb. Piaavsw, Esin,
Waterloo, and Roche.tsS, Ia Austn, 10 miles end
back once 4 week seseisssfs& ts tfa'
R52 Leave Wabsshsw Tuesday at en-, m
Arrive a, Austin ne1t day by . p mi, srs Frss
Leave Autn Thursday a. 9 amt ~ v'ts 2 ~
Arrive at wsbsshswsnsxt dsy by'sp 10
Bidders will give Of ether ntsfusdsste ccss,
ifsny- tsA 6eA 9w.tf tl stsa@ H t#
1897 Wabsshsw hy Tepes tab, Bsayss. bite River
Falls, and Saint Cf arlcs /, ChatReld, 90 miles
and-back, once week. tt s5sgap3 Ts i 5sGa
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Arrive at New London Same day hy m, q st
Proposals. invited fos three week sci vice.
1888 From New london, by Clinonvlie Embsrrass and
ShAwsua, to ksshena, 4e miles and back, twice q
Leave New London Monday and Thursday ai d q N
Arrive at Keshens next day by II a IN; -s5
Leave kesheDa Tuesday and F riday at 2 m, RI.
Arrive st New London next day BY 6Pw. ,,s,
1888 From New London by Nohposa Little WOLF Or
densburRh. Scandinavia. and lola Sssvsus's
.etl3t Pont, ~ miss ssd back, opce week 4 ,
Leave New London Monday ss6 me M Ew
Arrive 1t Stevens's Point ~ II dav bv 10 a M ~
Leave Stevens's Point Tp~edsy al . m. ~ ~
Arrive a, New London next day BY pm ~ ,s.,,,
1880 From Sevcnss Point BY Eau Peio and Mosnee N
Wsusau, 30 miles and back, ,hrsc times week
Leave ssvenss Point TUESDAY. Thursday. and s.tu,,
day a,7ap, l NJ Z.
Arrive at Waussu ssme day by . m;
Leave Wsussu Monday, WcdassJsy. and F,iJ.v =,
Arive OF Stevccs's Point same day by spm,
1854 Frs~ S'cvcnss Point TO Nclss SIS miles snd hack
.stel once week. 800
Leave Sisvens's Point Monday a, I'M, IA &c..
Aruve At susy'le next DAY by Sc m, 81 .,...,,,.
Leave keiilsvillc Wednesday Al a M,
Arrive at s'evens's Point neat day by pm,
1857 From Gree Bsy. by Fo, Howard Opsti. Feedom
Lansing, and Ellington, to Hortcnvle, 40 mile.
Sittt and back once week .
Leave Green Bay Thursday At IN, s
f"'ve ?, Hor'onvllle nsxtJsy by IL ams - ts,ltlt
.en's boronvilic Friday at pm; si-s5
arnre At Green Bay DAY by pm.
o' from o'en Day, by New Franklin ,nd Cory viIls 10
N''"h''' 'x5 miles and back, once week.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-23

Photographers.
p. l.. Perkins, SO Baltimore st.