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LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN
Educational Institute.
REV. c. Pr. BANCROFT. Principal.
THE SUMNER SESSION

VIII begin NAY 18th, and close OCT. Isl. 1857.
Board and Tuition sleO.0o, payable haIf on
entering and half the z9d Of July.
Drawing, Music and Languages extra
Books and Washing furnished on reasonable
terms.
For circulars, with full particulars. address.
REV c. c. CARPENTER, supt-,
april isd&Enn. Cha,tapoova. Te1u.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STOI,EN.

ENROM my stable on the 18th inst, a dark
IL bay MARE, 10 or IA hands high, about A
or 5 years old, PAGES slightly and trots fast,
drags her hind feet when moving. Amy infor-
nation will be thankfully received. @ s@'
A. CASPER, ST.,
april 14-1td* Raymond, Miss.
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noCToRs PERSONS & ROBERTS, late of
~ the ST. LOUIS HOTEL, have been for the
last sixty days curing the sick with marvellous
success. One of the above named Physicians
will practice at the residence of Mrs. Barr, in
jackson. for teri days, commencing We'd
nesday the 10th otaApril to goth, 1857. a
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NTIssIssIPPI SPRINCs.

UNHIS delightful place is now undergoing re-
pairs and will be ready for the reception
Of visitors in May. There is comfortable
dwelling room enough for 200 families. The
sanitary properties Of the four different wells
there, are recollected by thousands who re-
gained health and vigOr by using those waters.
Charges Will be very moderate.
HENRY GOLDMAN,
Druggist and Chemist,
for the last o wears at New Orleans.
april t0-lmdE
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A WELL paying businessin Jackson, on
IN easy terms, or partner with small
capital for the same. Direct g.. p 0. Box
1872. 4aH g april ll-d3t,
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For sale.

Am ACRES good Land, lying . miles ".
4OO w. Of Brookhayen. 80 acres bottom
land, lying on Bogue Chitt0 creek, co acres in
culhvaiion-250 acres fine pine timber Land
and good site for Saw Mill. Terms $1,000
cash In currency. Address
n. W. HUBERT,
april b-uZNFN Brook haven
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Ho! for RrnzIIi

Am ACRES Landfor sale, two miles west
HUI OF BroOkhayen Depot. s. acres in eul-
hvation, 300 acres pine timbered land and suit
able for a Saw Mil. Terms 5000 currency.
cash. Will sell stock, &c, must be sold BY
18th inst, or no sale. Address
N. W. HUBERT,
april 6-d2W< Brook haven.
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The Raymond Gazette says that at a
meeting of the stockholders Of the
Raymond and Kinds County Manu-
featuring Company, the following
named gentlemen were elected the
Board of Directors for one year
Rawley Sivley, Geo. w. Gibbs,
John Shelton, HI. D. Gibbes,
Geo. W. Harper, L. j. Futch,
Thos. l. Hunter.
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The Cross Mark

On this mornings paper is intended to suggest
"A remittance for arrearages, Our paper mer-
chants are so very exacting, we are compelled
to adhere to strictly cash system. ourpatrons
thus notified, will oblige by responding
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,ndApHr.,si WELL

YVVHIS celebrated Watering pluceis now open
IL for the reception Of visitors. PRICE, $500
per day, $15 90 per week, and $50 90 per
month. Monthly Boarders payable weekly.
IFI Il. G. McMACKIN,
april 10-1wd&w. Proprietor.
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To read the Scriptures, without de-
irving any profit for our own good, is
to handle and carry vase which con
tains a very precious balsan, and keep
Il shut without even smelling Of its
sweetness. -----
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Judge Martin, of Maryland, has re-
Gently refused an injunction to prevent
the holding of an election for members
of convention under an act of the
Legislature, on the ground that the
question was political one, and that
there was no head of Equity Jurisdic-
ton under which he could exercise the
power of enjoining
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Commonly in this life, always in the
next, the fruit Of transgression is ex-
ceedingly bitter
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TRNSTEE,S SALE

FINDER and by virtue of Deed in Trust
u executed by VIM. w. Kone on the 18th
day of March, 1866, to secure to- William Ste
VEINS the prompt payment of n certain obliga-
ton therein fully set forth and described, which
Deed in Trust was duly recorded i'm the Pro-
bate Clerks Office of Rankin county. Miss, in
Deed Book Q, pages 29l and 292; the under
signed Trustees, at The request Of said Stevens,
Will proceed to sell at public auction, in front
of the Capitol, in the city Of Jackson, on We'd
nesday the 10Th day Of May. 1867, to the highest
bidder for cash In hand, all the following
described land situated in the county Of Rank
in and State of Mississippi, or a suffeiency
thereof to satisfy said obligation and the costs
Of this sale, viz: nn
The west half Of the south east quarter, and
the south east quarter of the South east quar-
ter and ten acres of Of the corner of the south
east quarter Of southwest quarter OF section
twenty-eight, and the east half fthe northwest
quarter of section thirty-three, all being in
township five Of range four east, from the
Chocktaw Meridian, containing two hundred
and ten acres more or less.
Selling as Trustees we will only convey such
title as is vested in us, which Is believed to be
good. - JOSEPH BELL,
april lO-d30d' NJ. W. BOYD.
WANTED a situation as Private Watch
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A Fine Light Omnibus for Sale
rrHE Omnibus formerly used Mt the Dickson
IL House Suffered for sale. IL was made to
order-has been used but little and will be sold
at srcat sacrifice Apply to
nnril G.d3t IS, LIVINGSTON. n.
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KENT, THOMAS a; CARTIER,
VsIANOs AND VEUsTC,

IXORN Is BREafER, 9s Camp street Con-
~ stantly on hand first class Pianos. PlyePs,
Martins and Ouyrier's, the celebrated Cycloid,
etc. .%" oct. IS, d 1y
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UNDERTAKING

Hrs. W. W. HARDY viii still continue to
W carry on the Undertaking business I'M
feels confident Of being able 70 give satisfaction
In price and quality.
METALLIC CASES q an kinds constantly
on handi other Collins made % order. A fne
Hearse always In readiness
MRS. W. W. HARDY.
Jarksou. Feh. 1s. Iss7-1yd
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QBANKs FOR SHERIFFs and other ci,f
- OiicerE, always Oh hznd at this oGics,
printed % ordF Il th1rf notice.
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DRUGGISTS.
JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS.

A b. GRISWoLD n CO., old firm of
IN. Hyde Il Goodrich; established IN New
Orleans Fifty years. Manufacturers and I'M
porters of Watches, Jewelry, Silyer-ware, Cut
lery, Guns and Pistols, corner Canal and Roy
al streets, New Orleans. Nov ID d1y
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WANTED situation as Private Watch
w man, or any similar occupation. The
best OF references given. Apply at this Office
to W. b. TApl 1C-d2t#
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BOOTS AND SHOES

III Feds FOUNDRY, corner Delord and
IL Foucher streets. MaDufacture steam En-
giDes, Boilers, sugar mills, saw mills, cotton
presses, Newell screws, and all kinds Of PLAN
tatioL and steamboat works. nov 23d1y
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WHOLESALE FISH MERCHANTS.

g D, MOODY, s. Co, 81 Tchoupitoulas
-. Street. Special attention given to selling
Mackeral, Cod fish, Herring Better, Cheese
and Lard. a50a 5@ Nov IL d1y
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- No. 9, Carondelet street. Open Day and
Evening. Pcnmansliip, Bookkeeping, Math-
ematiCs, and Languages taught. Students
from the country can board with the Principal.
oct rs, d I'm.
Evening star., 1867-05-21

plight However, yen were kind enough to
give as something 70 eat, for which not only
thank you, but on account OF the rebuke and
manner in which to- Tpiecc torn out Il IT iss
not the subs stance, but the wav id which kind.
nessfs extended that makes one happy in the
acceptance thereof. The sauce to me 1t Is cer-
remony. Meeting were bare without 1t. Be
kind enough to accept he enclosed s. (af-
though hard to spare) tor what have reed.
Most respectfully, your obedient servant.
RRPORT OF TIE JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL.
BUREAU OF MILITARY JUSTICE,
- u ..'h "H May Id, 1867 :
respectfully returned with the copy asked
fer. .....-t s....s...-.r -. ...f
The "diary" purports to be one for 1854, and
yhe leaves cut or torn from it probably con-
sained entries Of that year, and were thus
destroyed by Booth himself. 1t is absolutely
certain thar the Diary lie, IN all respects, as it
was when it came into m hands, and Colonel
Conger, who was; prominent in the pursuit
and capture of Booth, after having carefully
examined it in my presence on yesterday,
declared its contiitron to be new precisely the
same as when he took II from Booths body
after be had been shot-the writing iu it being
the same and all which il then contained.
Colonel Conger was examined before the
judiciary Committee of the House OF Repre-
entatives to-day. N7-. GlE = = ..l
J. HoLT, Judge Advocate General.
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TELEGRAMS, &c. ssA lof

On the Sunday preceding Easter a coilec-
tion was taken up in all the Uathoic churshes
in the Philadelphia diocese in aid Of the Pope.
Right Rev Bishop Wood announces there.
suit to be Sss, Goo. Bishop Woed wiil leave
fof Rome on the 29th inst, topersonally pre- J..
sent the oferingaIGtF i Is EtaEtFs
The ship Golcouda cleared from Oharles ston,
South Carolina, yesterday for Liberia. She
viii carry outabout, three hundred negroes
Many more engaged passage, but having
since then made satisfactory contracts, or
owing 20 their changed status under the re-
cOnstructioa bill, decline leaving -AtN>i
Ciens. Grant Comstock and family reached
Fortress Monroe Yesterday afternoon from
Rics mond Gen Grant left his family a. the
Chesapeake Hotel to spend tho sumner
montbs.s and proceeded 20 Washington last
night. - .531E
The rumors current OF the suspension OF
the City National Bank of New Orleans are
/ without foundation. It sustained q heavy
run for two days, but is paying checks as
usual.N
a The poor. housein Ingham county, Michl.
gan, was burned yesterday; six inmates per-
ished. s1-. :. .E ..f.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WAR DEPARTMENT.

"AsHIN4TON CITY, May IA, 1867.
SIR: have the honor to submit here with a
copy OF the entries contained in the memoran.
dun book found on the person of J. Wilkes
Booth at the time OF his capture, certified by
General Holt Judge Advocate Gen eral, (who
has possession OF the book, together with his
report in relation thereto
The mem orand1m book was first seen bv
me about the 26th day of April, 1865 shortly
after Booths capture. and fe W hours before
his remains reached Washington. 1t was
brought to my house by Provost Marshal Ba-
'ker and another person. who was, | think
Lieutenant Coloael Conger. -.... =,
The book was then examined by me, in pre-
sence OF General Eckert, Assistant Secretary
of War, and was found to contain only the
entries certified by Gene raj Holt, also soms
photographs of females. Immediately prece.
ding the entries some pages appeared to have
been cut Out, but there was nothing indicating
what had been written thereon or whether
anything had been written, nor when or by
whom they had been cut out.
Immediately after careful examination Of
the book and its contents, il was placed in the
hands Of General Eekert, in the same condi-
ton as when first saw it, TO be delivered to
the Judge Advocate General in whose pos
session, after itsdelivery to him by Gen. Eckert,
II am informed and believe 1t has continued
until the present time.
The last lime saw the book was some time
last winter. II was then before the Judiciary
and was, in all respects, in exactly the same
condition as when saw it first, without any
change or alteration, SO far as L could DIS
cover, in its coetents. "a l"sHE-a- 20
General Eckert reported TO me that. upon
receiving the memorandum book from me.
he sealed it up, ana Ioc ked ii up ia his
safe, and Ii eonein ued in his possession until
hedelIvered it. to the Judge Advocate Gene.
raj. and that ii was then in the same condi.
ton as when it was brought to my heusesby
Baker. ..--- ....4 $40 =. > 5r'r
Very respectfully, your obent serv't, .a
Z "a pI,p
Evening star., 1867-05-21
FROM EUROPE.

! LONDON, May 20,-Queen Victoria to-day
Laid the corner stone of the Hall of Arts In tue
presence of vast Assem- blage. The ceremo-
Rhes were magnificent and Impressive, and the
popular enthusiasm very great
DUBLIN, May 20-The Fenian, McCafferty,
was to-day sentenced to be hanged On the 18th
of June. .s....
LONDON, May 20-Evening.-The latest and
most sttrustworthy accounts Of the recent fight
Hng In the island OF Gambia appear to confirm
the accounts OF Omer Pasha having been de.
feated by the Cretans. - l...r
ALEXANDRIA. EGYPT. May 20.-The Sultan
has granted the title of King to the Viceroy Of
Egypt.
Evening star., 1867-05-21
A Mystery Revealed.
sswHO Is MRS. COBB !'-AN ANSWER,

[From the Troy Whig. May ISL
SUIT FOR POSSESSION OF CHILD-A rath-
Court, before Judge Potter, of Schenectady,
with regard to the possession Of a little glrl,
Norah by name, the daughter Of Mrs Lucy
Cobb, the celebrated pardon brokeress. The
facts OF the case are that Norah was born
when her mother was % years OF age, and,
being in reduced circumstances, advertised
for home tor herself and baby. The notice
coming to the attention of Thomas p. Pike,
then OF Auburn, and now a resident of Sche.
nectady, the couple were taken into his fam.
lily, the mother working. as she asserts, for
the support of herself and child for the space
Of four years, at the end Of which time she
left Mr.. Pike. with the understanding, sne
avows, that the child was to be hers when.
ever called for. Since that time. i've years,
n orah has rem aimed with Mr.. Pike and has
been tenderly projected and cared for by him
and his estimable lady. who is chlldless Mrs
Cobb, during the five years intervening. has
suffered more or less from privation; but has
finally, through business as a pardon bro
ker-for the prosecution of which she has
license-arrived,i it is supposed, at respect
able competency. With this change in her
fortune, being able at last to give her child
the '.bringing up she DESIRES the moth
er's love has returned to such a degree
that she can live without her little girl
no longer. Accordingly Forah was taken
by habeas corpus one day last week, and Mr..
Pike refusing to re!inquish her entirely. a
suIt before the Supreme Court is the result,
alexander j. Thompson, Esq, appearing for
Mrs Cobb, and the decisisnIof Judge Potter
will be given in a few days. We understand
that MI Pike produces a written contract
which be says was entered into by Mrs Cobb
and him self, and Mrs @. denies in toto the con-
tract and the signature purporting to be hers
one OF the Sehenec tady papers stated this other
day that revelations brought out in the trial
of the suit so startled the husband Of Mrs
Cobb that he left her, and his Whereabouts is
unknown 10 her. This is mistake, as q let
ter written to her by Mr.. Cobb since the pub
lieation OF the statement, dated May IO-and
which we have been permitted to see-shows
him 10 be in Washington and usually affec.
wife and being signed " husband"- MI
Cobb is at present clerk IN the Treasury D..
partment.. Mrs. Cobb is about twenty .eigh,
years old; small, rather pretty woman, with.
brown eyes and brown hair, and a pleasip d
expression OF countenanoe. Nevertheless her
face bears marks OF care, nd she invariably
4" looks business whenever business is to be
done.
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STEAMER WILSON SMALL.s - : 7I- 2 : =
- -s s.r-g FoE THE EASTERN lStJopF
boots AND SHOES. - snGiIo
a. ngsAGS SE,wss TORE "

The undersigned begs leave to infsrm his sfYiends
and The pablic generally that he has opened the
odd FeIlo~s' Hall where he has on hand general
assortnent Of Ladies' and. Gentlemenfs, bay 5
Misses aud ChiIdrens - % tzas "a =
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Remenber the number. 502 feh street. under
iy =. Page store - - - ~ = - = s1t 2 Z
de lS SE GEORGE WILSON
Evening star., 1867-05-21

] The following is the copy OF the writing
" hich was in penciD found in the diary
taken from the body of }. Wilkes Boeth. :,
Official copy IS J. sHoLTs zrsss
Tudva Advocate feneraf
Evening star., 1867-05-21

School and New School, whe parted company
in ZEE, have cherished an Increasing idesire
for re union, i3to or e, body agEin, Each Gen
erft assembly lastly appointed an iu f1uen-
tial committee ON theIsnbject, to report at the
meetings which are in progress now-the Old
School at Gin cinnati and the New School at
Rochester. These committees met in New
y ork on the first OF May and, held several
sessions, both jointly And eparateiy, and suc.
ceeded in laying dcwna platform Of retnion,
high both committees unanimously agreed
1to reconmend to their respective constituen.
cies for adoption. The plan Of reunion was
rrported .to-the At Rochester On
Evening star., 1867-05-21

SEHps, PLANTS. lMPLIAanrS, oHU1No,
- Grass Seeds. Bird SEED g isSssk;sek4s isSssk ;e4s y p
Evening star., 1867-05-21

Hawes, of Bengal, Mich.,for,breach Of prom
Use. She assessed the damages oecasioned by
her agony at 5000 james con cic ded it was
eaeler for h'm 70 aremoy the 5aEony OF her
snisery BY fulfilling his engagement than py
payfn the ready, aud So married her. Bit
ne las found himself In a trouble, about AS
bad He had been living with g woman
Pamed Mary "a. Nelson. as man ana wife, for
eeventeea years, although never legally mar
ried They had some six ixteh Idreny She no W
sues him for $1,000 forssrafes during that
Evening star., 1867-05-21
DENTISTRY.

Teeth extracted nfthont pain by administering
NItTnus oNyde or Laughing Gas. Dr..
LEV + has recently purchased the best6,&51
Chemical Apparatus in the country for
making pure gas every day; also. an improved Val
yular Inhaler The AssOciat on is now prepared
I" make Teeth on Gold. Silver aud Rubber at y ew
York Phlladel pima aud Boston prices. All per
sons wishing dental work done can have il a. Cheap
a. II the Above named cities. All work done in
III" ncatest and b@st manner. and warranted to
give satisfaction Persons p4H do well to call and
tNamIme work. de
Evening star., 1867-05-21

l THE DIscoNTRNT IN IREL AND-Mr Bright
in the House of Commons. on May Sd. pre-.
-sented petition from a number of English
gentlemen OF education and position, attribu-
ting the Fenian out break to the chronic state
otdiscontent which prevailed il. Ireland, and
praying tor revision Of the sentence already
ssed upon the Fenians. Mr.. Bright said he
concnrred in the rvisws. Of the petitioners.
Several attempts were made TO prevent the
reading Of the petition, but they were over
ruled. ltis to bs hoped that England may
some DAY open her eyes 70 the real cause OF
Irish discomfort, and by relaxing harsh laws
and adopting generous line of policy win the
love OF race always most susceptible 10 kind
ness and humane treatment. "a
Evening star., 1867-05-21
THE BOOTH DIARY.

So much has been said about the spohatiou
of the Booth diary since the charge was made
by'GenerGl Butler in Congress, that there has
ssen,a sa ,ah,;shsd wse eApressea ma. sne oiary
to President ohnson of all the circ ams ia ces,
and of The general demand that the diary be
printed, in order that the people may for
themselves judge of the facts and merits of
the cootroversy in reference TO 1t, the Presl-
dent Has given his consent that q copy be
published. - 3.f
Mr johnson, never having himself seen the
diary, had, some days ago, ordered certi.
fed copy to be made, which was accordingly
furnished. 1t is as follows:
ExKCUTIvR MANSION.
.. WAsHINGToN, d. o., May g. 1867
The Secretary of War will please furnish
the President with a certified copy of the
diary" found upon the body OF J. Wilkes
Beoth, together with a succinct statement of
all the facts connected with it's capture ana
its possession by the War Department.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Evening star., 1867-05-21
TIE E T H raon,s ...,,.g

i VI. LOOMS, " d. at-
The Inventor and Patentee of the MINERAL,
FLAIE TEETH. sttends personally at
mn "thCe In this city Many persons can y1$SS1
war these teeth uhe cannOt.N others, 3x0
these. = - -...- s-1 -'l- - = -
Persons calling al hly Office can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they may desire
but to those who particular and wish the pur
tst cleanest, strongest and most perfect denfure
that art can procure. the MINERAL TEETH will
be more fully warranted. ..-s -.-
Rooms in this eity-So. 1857 enn "a avenue; be-
Philadelphia 's- - : pc ~ sy
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STEAMBOATyLINES,
DuTuMAC FERRY COMPANY.
WASHINGTON AND ALIXANDRIA, 3, Z

p"TuMAC FERRY COMPANY.
WASHINGTON AND ALI XANDRIA.- a.
The Steamboats, Offs Gonipany leave eac; place
LIVERY HOUR, fronl o'rfocE a. ~
n H. gRtii TSsIf oeISc6 teh, i ? y Leave + hls
lngton.- .... ~. lea. 81 . hsf
The Seventh street Cars connect with the Boats.
The fine .,ss,sr s%n MoSNT TSWxsEf s .1. H.
DATsnd SATURDAY % aoRNISSs * Sat at 10 tti dc,dfS MS
Returning the Boat arrives a. s'sp nr e rs aitsI
EXCT TRSIUNsa = = y.s r. 80. Z
Excursions 10 Glymont;a and othes points On fSt
nleT at reasonable rates The Gsounls and IL.
ray raYibion at Glyhont are an good opser or Pieniss
.hdaa P3tiss spD8 assirR = Ing ,Lsrtfr ter
my -----. 3 President Pqto.ae Ferry Go.
r EGrLAR II LINE y E, BETWEEN EALTINORE
The steamer AS8 iii SGTTS ai leave 2RR Rley
SE*5 5iocS %SERRshsRhf Rs,SbIAs Ne NE rPiaS
commerce. street II harf. BItimerp. every saTTR.
a SsHSS on SSk s y A. fSer w lee sP ss1 q
uTfhaT turrg Ffgs ishss at very low pates For
aR ls.T&Fam Riieyis Whasf. fdot - ii,h It -
PoToMAc TRaaNiSP3{EdkTIoN LINES Fol.
H1siRf fHSEts Soppifssa # tag sEEk
~ Tbs kG ASP P9E2MAG p.HsI IE,atLk9Ap q ~
6 Sicke, ydf and sfsaaer eaetss o
n, II Wilson, leave Washington from sixth Street
" Wharf every WEDSEspAY.5snds sA TFREfY .Aat
% q. m for Baltimore, and usual Iays,Euvs on
II r9t9mae river Returning. Leave BaItinere every
Re $50 f.f anu FRlliAIe tP,H grsf3 Zs4 .
FOR lurther Information apIls} to n - = -fs7
NH 1s.1 e. sss fssss; snis sssss i
STEAMER WILSON SMALI.. y 7T- . =
- e. s.lsl FOE THE EASTERN sHosE.& e..
- N9TICE;-Ths ar { stsanaer WILSON ssfAbB,
'APT. t. LION ARD how ia ali "a, -
respects one of the staunchest most
s'oIliortabIe and elegant steamays -
piyttg ON chesapeake Bay, will Resume her routs
ON SATURDAY, March I'd. She leaves- her ME,
every TuEsnnaf ~ Thu M uRRsbAnY, R . Z and "a T TuRpAY.
OXFORD; GLOKA,S. POINT. WALLACHS
NHARF:CAMBkIpGE< HUGHLETT,S WHARF
SABlS GREEN MEDFORD'S WHARF, and
LhoY9s LANDING, - :
leaves Ll2y9,s Landing at p M, caHtriage at 1
"Wednesday, and Friday. touching at asl interme,
hatc landings. and reaching Baltimore a. N on
the following morning 80 - ssa % asT
She hax a large number of fne state roehs fe2;tf
Evening star., 1867-05-21

The Steamboats, of the CoIipany leave eac;l pIac
ENkR1 HOUR frOun oirfocE a -6- 4
N until O'Clock p.m Leave ffs m &AAeE3
inEton. M = 80 - - = 2 Asf
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