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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-18

The following interesting account Of tho late
flood in California, partially compiled from
San Francisco letter, oxplairs tue reasons for 10
much damage having been incurred az Sicra-
mento after the large expenditures which had
been made in previous years, to protect tho city
from overflow, by means Of leveos, and which
bad of late been considered impregnable.
The city stands at the junction Of the Sacrs
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CAST RIVER SAVINGS BANK,
Il sCuANliEItS ST.

Nrs York, Dee. %, 1851.
pty tcni TIC s.u.' sfmi-,nuuN vidrhl. 1.-THE
ate ut x Yvf cent. per nnuLu, ou AT sums from
81 Co. fttl. grd five rsr cens. cn sums over tbDh,
uil Ne peyaYio ON and After tIe 2Oth u JNirlAry,
isC9.
Bank opeu d-i'y from 10 4. N n . +. N, aud IN
Tuurt,i,y evening from g. u'coca
Money deposited On or befnre January lith,
vii draw inicrcs, rom the ~ " January.
PETER H. TITUS rros.
CHAs. A. WHITNEY, Sec. dti 2iac'i2i
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
TERMS CASH, m ApvANcs.

AdveTtisem ents-Por every -FOUR LTNra GA
ty-two words, or less ons day, 80 osntui 40 davn
70 cents; three days VI SIN days H,b. An Inss-v
horr, inside, same price each day.
Marriages and Deaths, 20 cents for each tour Ilnaus
Monthly sdvertisements Of four lines inserted =
Vie oonvenisncs Of the ofoe, ~ for every - lnssFl
tons. Advertisements recsfved until II o'clodAz,
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|LABORERS WANTED ON A RAIL
Road in East New Jersey, near New York
|ery healthy work will last AL winter. Ap-
V clerk VI steamboat Sea Shore. flntot " ~
North River, or b. A. J. LARRABEk,
Manchester, Ocean Co, y. j. dl3 ls'lbs
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GROCERIES.

ELOUR FLOUR LOOK AT THE Prices
Il &C 'ad -four f,r fGeb; extra $3.50: double extra
~; all uf superior quality, delivered. Come one
come ull. IL. +. COYLE'S cheap stores, l3I and
l3G My rte ave, near Gold 4, Brooklyn, il3 24slOo
TO GROCFRS-.'.E EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR,
81 choice brands FOR retailing Tor sale in lota 10
SUI very low FOR cash, By n. A. q d. T. BIRD.
aAli' l@4 Weat st, one door balow Chamber u.
d2a 2As.'
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SAVINGS BANKS.
ROADWAY SAYINGS INSTITUTION

INV
INTEREST E0TICB-Deposit5rs hereby no.
fed that the usual sem-annual interest deposits
entitled thereto At the rate uf six per cent per
mum on sums not excceding $500, and FIVE per cent
over 500, will be paid on and sfer Monday, goth
instant. Interest placed " the credit Of deposit,rs
and u not Withdrawn, will draw interest the same
q deposit FROM ist inst mt.
FRANCIS Z. sCIIOALS, President.
WADE n. WORRALL- Secretary.
PETER CUNNING, Accountant. ii3 i0'i26
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
4 OLD TROY SHIRT DEPOT,
ESTABLISHED ~ 1884.
Hhstham street, lcG, corner Of Pearl street.
FVhi'o shirts Linen Collars and BosomS
"vr 10 Cents
For I 1.OO n
FOr est
FOr lb0iiii
For l.7b MN
For 200 NM
! made n order and warranted u ia,
! shirts, Drawers aud HAii-Huss
IN Silk, Wool, Merino and Cotton,
ten's Shirts, Travelling Shirts
J Army and Navy Shirts Of every description.
fnders, Mock Ties and Gloves,
In every variety.
re assortment Of
Woolen Jackets always on hand.
kmher the No. 100 Chatham street,
l2iac'll9 corner Of Pearl street.
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PLOYynENTs-yuaIes.
TFw DAYs-ABLE-BODIED Men

FEW DAYS-ABLE-BODIED Men
received into the First Regimen, N. Y. "
|nen,, commanded by Colsnel GARRETT
kN, the hero Of the Mexican war, u abou,
II W its max ximum number. Sworn In ous
Eears, n has buf Gftesn uontAs 20 ssrve
j man VIII receive bounty Of t1oo-msk-
bay, " ~ jotns nous, equal 70 neary
boILARsA MONTH. By applying ~
|ItinQ Once, No. ~ Broadway, the apph-
lives a, once UnVorn, Rdttons and Pay
|sarne ddu, and IL sent W Newport news
| g the regiment Il pleasantly situated' pc
has ala, the finest band OF any IN the field,
i heing II German silver. Those desiring
ksir And II for their interest 10 apply hrst
|Col. J. FRED. PIERsON, q Broadway,
W Once. d25 24'lVs
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TED IMMEDIATELY "A BOOK
|nder, who can forward and finish nea ly
wages aud prompt pay a German, ''-
with all branches Uf the business would
'rcd. Addrcs- TERuUNE Il VAN AMI
|w Brunswick, ~. J. jnij 3'l0J
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400 KEGS NEW HOLLAND HER
COO rings, just arrived; price 81 kcg; 1000
tubs macserol, 80 pounds price ~ tub, 800 d1 sal
mon, ~ 90 tub new spiced salmon, imported, 30
can. For sale by NELSON WELLS Il CO., 81
Deyst. JIG 3'll3
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Z. III
OOO herrings; 300 do fresh herrings; 1900 barrels
new mackerel; 500 barr ID new cider; 800 barrels
lest vinegar; articles warranted, For sale by MEL
son WELLS l. CO., 81 DeG II, lyi6 3'iIs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-18

Tho rem aiming Nrt Of the urn,id, Expedition
which has so long attracted public attention,
having at lcfeih sa. ot and probably fol-hel its
destination, there t. 80 longor any reason for
Withholding detailed statement Of It's strength
and tapau.v. Tho total number oC tro =, Is
a,.ou; 10 coo, oomtOeoi ot - ogmenls ot in
tatt., oIo battalion Of iHi,uuy aud ono bat
.ufy ola. N .'y. tts ngncticd struugth docs
lot oNce,d th,' of the expedition =, Port Royal
under t,rrcjal sherman. but IN appniutment
and equipments 1t Is superior and m0ch more
,frrti,c--b.inl a pied for rapid and ,frciiyo
iuand operation.
Tho rlovin, lis' ircluita tho rgm-s of tho
regiments, thcir officers and generals Of tts
uiiitsiy arm ot the service
rt..,r uutaNrI. = rTotNFSrH..
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ATS
stylish ha, adds greatly to a persons Ap-
lanee, The handsomest hat now made Is al
kE'S Bowery, just received, and n.w manu-
i,llng from the glOssiest and finest French
h ever imported. d2O 2iao'lOS
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tits quite plain 70 US that II was an error Of
Judgment but We reject, without hesita'ion
any idea that it was intended by Mr., Wellos as
the opening for fraud, or as a method Of putJing
a large amount Of money into the hands Of a
rela i've. II was an error that nj gh well be
made, oven by more experienced officer.
iinary Iule Of to past had been that
Government was defrauded m most of its pur-
Chases, even where is own officers managei tho
Bargains lIo seems 10 have thought tn At one,
two tr three salariol agents, in New York,
would have been liable 10 those temptations 70
apt 10 Yield. He accordingly selected gentle
an in whom he had confidence, and authorized
tlm 10 80 on and make the purchases acc riding
a. mercantile usage" charging his comnis-
slous on he seller.
Blu, that this was grave orro- Is a. once
manifest.
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The transport hor' consist Of i0y-fye yes.
4, Is, Taugiug { ON ocean -tegmCTs Of tho largest
,ile down 70 propellors and terry boats, includ-
ing about ltl,cu scLooners, Carrying horses and
supplies. Tho larger sailing vessel, towod by
tugs, carry ammunition and stOres.
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TED MIN OK MILITARY IN

|ntry frock coats; also number nt girls
|erstand that kind of work; also button hole
w.. sc operators, on Singers, AMI on
Welster's, and ON Pnner & Angcr's, and
lholrs. J. MCCORMICK, % Msli-on st.
|'i93
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Gcrcrsl Burnside is native Of Indiana, in
hs Iimo of life, being onl, 81 years old, and a
West Point officer OF the class OF 1Si7, when he
was appointed "a lieutenant in the Second
Artillery lla was transferred in lSi1 to a
company in tho Thud Artillery under Captain
Bragg, now the rebel General at Pensacola. la
1858 he retired from tho Service and became
col nectod with the llli0ois Central Railroad,
along with Gen. Mcclellan. lie commanded
the 1st Rhode Island Volunteers at tho battle
Of Bull Run, and handled his regiment 80 skill.
fully in covering the retreat thl ho WAS ap-
pointed Brisadlor General. lIe is an artillery
officer Of high reputation in the regular SER
leo and commands tho implicit coLhtonco Of
his officers and Wer.
Brigldier GauorL John G. Fos'cr was born
IN New Hampshire, aud entered Wes. Point
in1Sl2. llo received his frs cpmmi-sion As
Second Lieutenant tf Engineers in 1916. His
gallant conduct in Mexico, at tho battles Of
CJutroTat ana ChcruhusCo secuted for him a
hr.vot as Firt Lieutenant in August lSi7. -
At the storming Of NJ limo del Rey, no was
wounded while advancing 10 the first attack,
and for bis bravery and skiil on this occasion
was Lroyetcl Ciptain in Sept, 1871. llo at.
forwards acted as Assistant Professor OF Eny.
rceriug ~ Wes Point, lie received the full rank
ul Captain Ia 1850, with broyet of higher
r,uk H. was one Of tho defenders of Fort
N,mior wi h the heroic Ardoro1, and after
w.r', suporintendet 'he ior,ii atoms a. Sandy
II Ok. For his salgiu.s iu ttis capacity he wa
appointed BiglicT-GeneTAl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-18

JTNiON DIME SAVINGS BANK,
~ i2g CANAL, CORNER OF NABlCK ST.
OICn daily, from 10 A, Il. g. ?, aud 4 IN to 7,
= NJ.
Deposits received or before January goth, Will
draw Interest from the hrst Inst,
8 p.T cent. Interest dllorri on y" sTns ~ 500
qai under and per csi.f. on tlrG"r amounts
r.u8 HAsK HAS orrriD 7,ii1 Acoprsra- ASp Rp-
oE!yEp IN Drrpsir SG5s ,I1l 40 puRIsJ
INV VAST 30 NnSrts.
E.V. V.HAlGIIwOUT President
GARDNER 8. CllAplN, Sec. d2l 2hg'll5
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Letters To the New York Philanthrsp,.t,
Mr. John W. Parncr-A Dritf Acosuss
Of Camp Life NJ y. wort News.

llyApOuANTEns CorcH's BnIoADsl
JIn. Is, 1863.
DFAR SfR;-Gen. Cluch has req1s'cd mo q
ro oder his Ackno ~ici ymont Of several Interest,"
ing publications. and IN cNmoss his thanks fr
tho cont, y. ~ would elan convoy his heartiest
sympathy Tor the pure and kindly lsbors that
have IVsde YOUR rams ~ beactiiul "a the Lams
~ Howpd. God prosIor you, sir and give yOu
= li'c to witness any returns Of the good ssek
yu taNc sosn.
With the deepest respect,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-18
REAL ESTATE.

FARMERS, GARDENERS, AND MILK
l. mcli-Ii y,u wish o. purchase five, ten, or tilrty
acres uf the lest land iu FAthu-l only niles from
City Hall, Rrc-,l yu, prices g. sut the times, call
"a l.. r. BERGEN, 10 Cedar u, y. Y. jl3 2iac'll9
The New York herald., 1862-08-13
The Ens.crn a Question,
stabbing ON Board an American Ship.
It,rnn tho lAycrpool McrcurY AuQust Ii

Richard Williams OF the Of the American ship
Aurora lying n the river ready 10 proceed to sea,
brought up in custody charged with having stabbed
Anthony r. Flood, frat mate Of the vessel II appeared
that about six o'clock that morning dispute took
place board respecting the breakfast supplied the
crew and the second mate the berth Of the chief
officer and told him that the Williams grumblinx
about the breakfast The complainant subsequently went
the port quarter where he found Williams and inquired
Of him what the matter at the time placing his
hand upon his shoulder This have enraged the
prisoner for he drew his knite and made stab at the
mates breast cutting through s shirt and singlc, but
not wounding him. The mate stepped back, but Williams
followed him aud stabbed him twice upon the head, in
peared for the defence called witnesses to show that the
mate instead OF simply laying his hand upon tho prison
ers shoulder seized him by the neck aud almost straI
ged him. The boatswain called and he said the n 1t
seized the prisoner roughly by the collar In the first
instance, and used bad language Williams ordered
to pay a fine Of Ave pounds be imprisoned for two
months In default
The New York herald., 1862-08-13

Since Jan. L.. .$54 ,916 5000 45< s3,465 1874
Though somewhat less than last week and the
week before, the above return comp ares very ia
vorably with that Of the correspo nding week o
last year. In three weeks we have sent abroad
from this port $l2 900 900 of produce. II we con-
tinue to ship produce as We ere doing at present,
the exports from this port during the current
calendar year will exceed Sl25 900 900, without
cotton.
Money is freely supplied to the brokers at per
cent, and we hear Of loans at per cent Mer-
camille paper is very scarce; prime is quoted at
a per cent. The deposits at the Sub.Treasury
are slack again. People to be waiting for the
battle which is likely to be fought on or near the
Rapidan. Dutiable demand notes are higher again,
closing this afternoon at LOG a a.
Exchange was inactive to-day; but prices are
shade 6rmcr. In the morning bankers bills sold
at 1851; but in the afternoon IL was difficult to
buy at l26I, and the leading houses put up their
rate to l2e. There Is very little inquiry for bills.
Gold fluctuated all day between .ll3ss and 1872,
closing at 1857 ia. It is understood in the
street that there have been large purchases made
of gold within day or two for account Of the
bears. The short sales which have been effected
since the late rise are now The strongest support Of
the market. The public are generally sellers, not
buyers OF sold aud the demand for export is too
ssht 81 ihaaence The price.
Tic ue9l Nsrket was his'e to-day, ard buoy.
The New York herald., 1862-08-13
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUEDAY, August 12-6 P. ".
Amrs.--Pots steady, with limited sales at 80 SIX
a % SIX, while pearls wore nominal at 81
BReApsrryn.-Flour-Thc market was tame, though
without change OF moment In prices. Common grades
we're rather cassr who extra brands were without al
The New York herald., 1862-08-13
WATCHES, JEwELRY, DC.

nIAMoNDs, OLD GOLD AND SILVER WANTED
~ LOUIS ANklCH, Us broadway, under New York Ifo
tel Offers q pay the highest cash price for Diamonds Old
Gold silver Persons having these articles sale viii
for them than any other rla paid
city fuiiey Without trg .c!ed TO take other goods
In esclnnse - bras wsy
The New York herald., 1862-08-13
FINANCIAL r AND COMMERCIAL.
TUESDAY. August l2-6 Up. NJ,

The following is comparative statement Of the
exports exclusive Of specie) from New York to
foreign ports for the week ending August IL and
since Jauuary L.
The New York herald., 1862-08-13

The Pacific Mail Company has declared qnar-
terly dividend of FIVE per cent; the Pennsylvania
Coal Company q semannual dividend Of 3N per
cent payable on the 18th inst. The transfer books
will be closed from the 18th to the 18th inst, both
inclusive.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-12
FORM OF PROPOSAL, GUARANTEE, AND cERrHrI1
Proposal

The undersigned -, whose post once sddrs0
-, county Of -, state OF -, propose y
carry the mails Of the United states from July io
10 June 80 1900 route Mo-, between --01
- under the advertisement Of the Postmaster Co
er dated November 20 lsol with CELEBRITY, certsiny
and security, 20 Tor the annual sum of - dollars.
IAss proposal Is mode scih full knOsrisd0e Of Al y
lance Of the rose the scs Of tie ~eti % Ie cuTvtsd -
oil oAey particulars rstes 70 the rufe and son
and also after careful exdriaatsoa II the idss az
styrefions ATTACKED 70 the adruftsems,9
Dated
Guarantee
The undersigned residing a, -, State Of -
undertake that the foregoing bid for carrying the ~
on route No - be accepted by the Postmaster csoss
the bidder shall prior to the LIST Gay VI August %
into the required obligation contract to perform -
service proposed, with good and suicient suretiek.
THIS do understanding dsstss0tiy The oaieafsS~ -
labslstses assumed W guardn;ors sHder tie 2'A seo
Of the at Of Comyess IF July 2, 1888
Dated @
Certificate.
The undersigned, postmaster AZ --State q
ceTtIdes ofricE, that he Is acQpain1e
with the above guaraators and knows them 20 Be -
Il property. and able " make good their guaranty.
Dated
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-12
UNITED STATES MAIL
MICHIGAN.
PosY Oyylc8 DRAxTxnxI,
- Hluu M lAAl

PosY Oyylc3 DRAHYNn,
Washington November ~, 1851.
PD0POaAI9 VIII be received at the Contract once OF
~ Department. until " clock Of AondAy, Aafcn
a. 1897 for conveying the mails a the United states
for four years commanding July !, 1852, and enoing
June 10 1856 10 the u Michigan, % N routes
and By the schedules u departure and afTve herein
spsei6sd- Decisions announced BY April ~, ls62
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-12

(Diddgs ,gu ezamiae carefully tie las, forms and a.
avuotsoas osassed; sPee'aay Ne saa~ pa" s'''s
10 49,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-12


Arrive at white Pigeon by 2pm;
Leave White Pigeon Tuesday, THURSDAY, and Sat
urcay al pm;
Arrive at MottvilIe by ~ pm
1851 From Union to Bristol Ind, miles ana osrAs
Leave Uuicn wednesday and Saturday at OK a m;
Arrive At Bristol by u m;
Leave Bristol Wednesday and saturday at IN m;
Arrive at Union by "a IN
1850 From south Bend, Ind oy Nosre lame befss 10
Mich, Mics, and Berrien Spring, 10 Saint 10
seph IS miles and back, six times q week
Leave South Bend daily, except Sunday, At ~
Arrive at St Joseph by 5Hpm;
Leave St. Joseph daily, except Sunday, At - m
Arrive at Niles by pm;
Leave Niles at IN;
Arrive .; south Bend by7am.
Proposals for an altered schedule VIII be ooossd
cred.
1850 From Lambertvile TO Toledo, o., 10 mies sne
back, once week.
Leave LAmbertville saturday at s. N;
Arrive at Toledo BY II Am;
Leave Toledo Saturday at PM
Arrive a LAmbertville by p m
1851 From Ypsilant by Paint Creek, Oakville 6etef
and Grafton to Monroe, 81 miles and back onc'
Leave Ypsilan'i Thursday al cam;
Arrive at Monroe by m;
Leave Monroe Frcay at an;
Arrive at YpsaIti by IL.
1882 From Brownstown by Clark City, Smithville
Catvil!e, and Romaias TO Belevuie ~ miles an'
back, once a week.
Leave Brownstown thursday ut a m;
Arrive at Beleviie by IL m;
Leave BellevL!e Thursday at p M
Arrive at Brownstown by SPIN;
1898 From Constantine, by Mil Greek and shave assa
70 WiliIarnsvilie, IL miles and back, once
Leave Constantine Saturday at pm;
Arrive at wiiiiamsvie by pm;
Leave Wlliamsvile saturday al . IN;
Arrive at Constantine by l2 N.
1854 From Dundee to sumrnerfeld, miles and back
twice 4 week
and Lr,ds I n m
Arrive at Summarized by p IN,
Leave Summarized Tuesday and Friday at p n
Arrive at Dundee by pm;
1885 From Saline by Bridgewater, 70 Manchester,
miles and back, once 4 week.
Leave Saline Tues Jay at a m
Arrive at Manchester by ii M
Leave Manchester Tuesday at II m;
Arrive al saline by u.
1886 From Saline to Ypsanti, 10 miles and back st
times a week.
Leave saline caily, except Sunday, at 1kpm;
Arrive at Ypsilanti by oX pm;
Leave Ypsilanti daily, except sunday, at % m;
Arrive al saline by ~ u.
1851 From Beston 10 saline, miles and back, once
week
Leave Benton Saturday at 10 am;
Arrive at saline by Il IN;
Leave saline saturday at / p II;
Arrive At Benton by
1855 From Brooklyn TO Napoleon, miles and back u
Leave Brooklyn daily, except Sunday, At Q q m;
Arrive at Napoleon by / am;
Leave Napoleon daily, except Sunday, at p N;
Arrive at Brooklyn by opm.
1850 From Jackson by West River, Arand, Onondaga
Eaton Rapids, Windsor, aud West Delhi, to Lar
sing, 40 miles ana back, SIX times week
Leave Jackson daily, except Sunday, At IL .
Arrive at Lansing by pm;
Leave Lansing daily, except Sunday, at m;
Arrive at jackson Dy 1p m
l25i0 From Jackson by spring Arbor Concord, PulAi
Xxi, MUshervIlle, to Jonesville, q miles and bach
three times week.
Leave Jackson Monday, Wednesday, and Frda
at am;
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-02-12

Leave Saint Clair Tuesday aad Saturday II . N;
Arrive at Algonac by p N;
Leave Alsonsc Tuesday and SATURDAY II ) p M;
Arrive At saint Clair by pm
BIDS for tri-weekly service will be considered.
1872 From WAKES by Thornton and Clyde Mills, 10 Port
Huron Is miles and back once = week
Leave Wales Friday At o m:
Arrive al Port Huron by II m;
Leave Port Huron Friday al p m:
Arrive al Wales by pm;
Bis for semi-weekly service will be considered.
1858 From lexington by Port ssnise Forester Rich
u.ondviIle, ForestviIie, White Rock, Barne,ts-
vile. Fores; Bay, Port Hope, and Huron City 10
Port Austin. 20 miles and back, once 4 week.
Leave Lexington Nonoay at IN,
Arrive at Port Austin next Wednesday by p n:
Leave Port Austin Thursday al m;
Arrive at Lexington next saturday by p N.
Proposals are invited TO a more expeditions sehed-
ule
1854 From Lexington by DAvsvlle Buell. and Peck, TO
Allison, 81 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Lexington Friday at N;
Arrive at Allison by6pm;
Leave Allison saturday al q m
Arrive at Lexington BY p m
| toMerrlsvi.ie, ~ miles and back, once q week
Leave Almopt Wednesday at : IN;
Arrive at Merrillsvile by m;
| Leave Aerrilsvile Thursday al m,
Arrive AZ Almont by SIP m
1856 From Amont by Inlay and Goodland, to Allison,
| IS miles and back, once a week.
| Leave Almont wednesday at am;
| Arrive a. Allison 1T p m;
| Leave Allison Thursday at IN;
| Arrive at Almont by pm
1867. From Lapeer, by North Branch, TO Allison, %
| miles and back, once a week.
| Leave Lapeer Friday at a m;
Arrive al Allison by pm,
| Leave Allison Saturday at IN,
Arrive at Lapeer by pm.
l26.s From Lapee-, by Columbiavile ~ Marathon Is
| miles and back, twice q week.
| Leave Lapeer Wednesday and Saturday a, p NJ
| Arrive at Marathon by m
| Leave Marathon "Wednesday and Saturday al m;
Arrive al Lapeer by IL m
1859 From Marathon, by Watertown and May 70 Vas
| sar, ~ miles and back once . week
| Leave Marathon Friday At pm;
| Arrive al Vassar by IN;
/ Leave vsssar Friday at ~
Arrive at Marathon by IL m.
1850 From Marathon, by Oisve and Thetford Centre
| 10 Pine Run, Is miles and back, once . week
| Leave Marathon Thursday at m;
| Arrive al Pine Run by IL m;
| Leave Pine Run thursday at | m;
| Arrive at Marathon by Z pm
1851 From Vassar, by WatroUsve, WAhjameRo, East
i Dayton, Newman, and Farmers TO Port SAM
| lac, IS miles aud back, once q week
| Leave vassar Friday at pm;
| Arrive AZ Port Sanilac next Tuesday by Il m;
| Leave Port Saniac Tuesday at p m;
| Arrive at Vassar next Friday by Il m.
1859 From Vassar by watrousvie Fair Grove, Akron
| and Cnonvile, To Sibbiwaing, SIX miles and
| back, once a week.
| Leave Vassar Thursday at am;
| Arrive al Sibbiwang by p m;
| Leave Sibbiwaing Friday at m
Arrive at vassar by
1858 From Bridgeport, by frankepmui and Worth q
| Vassar, 10 miles and back, three times a week