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Evening star., 1864-05-15
ADJUSTMENTS.

LEONARD GRovER.-.--..--... -. = - Director
THE COOLEST THEATER IN AMERICA. VEN.
TILATED BY OVER 10a WINDOWS Al
ICE WATER FOR THE 4 UDIENCE!
THIS Saturday EVENING, May II, 1854,
r. MISS MARY PROVOST. ~ .,s-
most SSI TfME seFsstf ssIs the age
tine lntssely thrilling historical drama, in three
on. rHr EEMALE LES SsMRlER; spN rroov
The Female Gambler, Spy ss asa fars becoy tf0s's'
The performances will conclude with The new and
iaa.AsTt5 FOO sGRGa aUoH = FoR Ss GOOD NATURE
Mnday, last night but FIVE most positively OF
Mis- Mary Provost, who will appear upon that
ese,ing IN her novel but eminently artistic i'm
ROBERT BRIEFLY. sa .a...
Ton Taylor fIsRS s. sh
~ FURD's NEW THEATER, -7I1
TEsiH STREET. Asovs PsSssYLvAsIAA Avenue.
Last hight of the favorite Comedian. s. -:
..-. MIR. J. 8. CLARKE, ....... go.
who win appear in two great characters.
THIS tSaturdsy) EVENING, May IA. 1854,
the performance will commence with Poole's cell
ebrated comedy OF
PAUL PRY. .-..4a . -
To conclude with the thrilling drama of -
IL. .. JONATHAN BRADFORD; . ..E
Or, TIE MURDER AT TIE ROADSIDE INN.
Caleb scrimmidge 49,. -...........M Clarke
Ann Bradford. ...--.-..... Miss Susan Denim
Mondsy. the eccomp shed actress, MISS MARY
MITCHELL, will meke her first a p pearanc IN this
tbeater as Constance, III the Love Cfnse. ~ and
a. Lady flzsbeth in A Day After the Wedding" :"
yrYf lner eraa aSahs sptn nptfn
Evening star., 1864-05-15

covered inuenched. The 1e.h New Hampshire
drew the enemy from the intrrnc hnnents. There
was shirmishing all the afteruocn on our right.
tntno general engsgement.s A nnntFr Of rebels
We're captured, one colonel There was no
fsshting ON the left. The officers aud men are
Evening star., 1864-05-15

DILLIARD TABLEs FOB sALE,-Ths sunscri-
ID ker has three trst- class Billiard Tables. nearly
se~, wkiek he will dispose Of very low. Inquire
q .ls eiihard room corner ss iisa street and
Pserc1 tyeaia Asease, Ih tkC
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-01-23
WHOLE No. Lib

H. Tn" conlrr.serr 20 be executed and returned 70
the department by or before the lsr July, lSci
but the service must be commenced that day or on
Tue mail day neat after it, whether the Contracts be
ccutcd or not.
Transfers Of contracts of interest in contracts are
lurhnd"n ~ law, and cunSc, uriitiy allowed
Bidders will therefore take notice that they Will lac rx-
lci" to perform the service accepted " them through
the "i"l" team uf the contract
Is. Pustmastcrs al offices railroad E,l more
than eighty rods from sta ion ill., imncEtpcfv after
the 3lsi o 1,ch neat. report their eNict distance from
Ia" nearest sata and how they otherwise supplied
with the mail to enable tile Postmaster General IL d
rect niainessengcr supply from the Isl Of july
" Section eighteen Of an act Of Congress approved
March j. 1872 provides that contracts fr The tBspor
tt'i"n d III" mail shall he let, "in every case to tho
lowest bidder rendering sufficient guarantees for faith
'ui performance without other reference 10 the mode IF
su'h transportation than may be necessary to proyl,
i'f me "ut CELEBRITY, certainty ami security uc
lolia'on' tNhER THIS Law, LIDS THAT PROPOSE
TRANSPORT the MAILS WITH CELEBRITY, CERTAINTY AYu
sEcthlif' HAVING E2En DECIDED LGGtL hIDs,
ARE CONSTRUED AS PROVIDING LSIIEE MAIL How
EVER LARGE AND wHtrLvER BE THE MODE OF COMFY
AAcE NECESSARY 10 NsLGE CELEBRITY, cERTNNlY AND
SECURITY. AND WILL HAvETHE PREFERENCE OVER AL olH
LKs.AND NO OTHERS WILL he CONSIDERED.
-. Modification Of bid in any of ts esscut al terms
Is tait'iount to ne" bid, and cannot he received.
hour set for receiving bids. Making +, new bid win
guarantee and certificate, is the On! way to n.dly
previous bid.
Il fotm.3ters are TO be careful Eot 10 certify 10 thu
uihci"ncy ot suaraniuS suIetie, without know ,u
that they are persons Of sufficient Responsibility lis
REGARD Of rms INSTRUCTION Bi roSTMAslLEs 10 yiu!.-
nos OF THEIR OATH oEFc, suDJE,IlNG THEM 70 ,,Ir
BATE REMOVAL. All bidders, g,aiantos, and surtties
atc distinctly II tilted that Oh failure L. cntel Iluur
perform the contracts for the PROPOSED in tie
accepted bids, their legal Liabilities Ml pe enivlcel
against them.
- Present contractors and persons known the de-
hitnch' must, ctnnll, with utners procure goaioIs
aud certificates Vi their succncy substantially in lhv
forms above prrcribcd The certificate Of sulvicpcy
must lee signed 10y postmaster ly judge Il court
of record and must have affixed to it iiyc-,c I rr,s
stamp cancelled, rciu.lcd 10y law No utlrr ccrtif-
cate Will lie admitted. VI. BLAIR, Post VI. Guurlu..
BY the j2d section OF the act of Congress amend TIN
laws relating Ia the Post Office Drlartmcn approved
March j. lNti all ils aIIcssr! t. ci; her OF
the executive dcpa: tnens OF the government! must be
prepaid by pSiag" STAMPS" Proposals shuuI th".uE re-
thus prrimt Unless from persons Ia VIII ia, aut llty
tu frank mail matter is conferred b., the same l.,w.
jan g. ttbw.
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Notice 10 Creditors.

TlilS is to give notice, that the subscriber
L Of Bucks CO., Pa, hath obtained fr, ~ the
Orphans Court Of Cecil CO, Md, letters Of
Administration on the personal estate Of
Cornelius Slack, late of Bucks county ,'ieceas-
ed. All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof daily anthem
ticated, on or before the 10th day Of Dec,
lsb4 they may otherwise by law, be rXciu-
dcd from all benefit Of said estate. All per-
sons indebted To said estate are requested TO
make immediate payment to the Subscriber.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
December, 1868.
LEVI II. ROGERS,
Administrator OF Cornell ius Slack, decd.
Test--CHALKLEy b. CUTLER, Reg.
Jan 2, lSGl-6w
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NOTICE..

NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors,
~ endorsers and surcties OF Francis A.
Foster, that he hath made application iorthe
lenriit OF the inso!ycM laws Of Maryland,
and that the first Wednesday after tho
second Monday of February next, being tho
third day Of the next February Term of the
Circuit Court for Cecil county, hath been set
apart and fixed upon for the final hearing in
his case, at which time and place. his crci-
tors, endors ers aud surcties may attend, and
show cause, If any they have, why fgal
discharge shall not be granted sini debtor
Test. WM. u. RICKETTS,,
Aug ~, 1863
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Notice 10 Creditors.

|NlllS is to i've notice, that tho subscribers
L OF Cecil county, have obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county, letters OF
Administration on the personal estate OF
ceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased, are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with tie vouchers
thereof duly authenticated. on or before tho
18th day OF Dec, 1864; they may otherwise,
by law, be excluded from all benefit OF said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
arc requested to make immediate payment
to the subscribers. Given under our hands
this 18th day Of December. 1868.
HARRY WARNER.
LOUISA b. WARNER,
Administrators of Joseph Warner, deed.
TcFt--CAALkLEV b. 'CuTLER, Keg.
Jan 2, 1SGi-6w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-01-23

c-'' 'pi' 'S''iiS' ~ 49,
Bridge, Darldsonvllle, South River, vest
, River, and lracy's Landing, to Friendship,
"a miles and buck, three times week.
| Leave MllerSvllle Tuesday, Thursday and
/. Saturday at L a m; arrive at Friendship
by ppm; leave Friendship Monday, " ed.
nesday and Friday at 6 a III arrive at Mil
icrsviIe by p IN.
32l1 From West River, by Bristol and
Dunkirk, to Friendship, Il miles and back,
twice week. Leave West River Tuesday
and Saturday on arrival of the mail from
Millersyille-say at 1 u n arrive at Friend
shin bv ynm: leave Friendship Tuesday
and Soisrj,y at - m arrive at Nest River
Inv 3nm
o,t, Ero,, u,;o,5L;n b, Srdor,,,,d.
villa un,t;notawn p,;poo EroJnr;cktowr
and part pen,Ii;a 40 So;,t Ionnord.. an
villa, ava I'LL thrao ,;n,as ,.nal md
nn,'''I,. az" n,ra" Wi.n'. t'D;,o lal' fnnn,
StIfIsi,l;,,a 49, A. .,,,o,;,1,,
my MUS III uue Eo'i'iec'i9n
Le'Ne 'lenosn'P 1"oh1"!' Neohesu'!
anu Ir'ois az Il III arrive ~ o.. Leon
ara ny III Leave St' Leonard mon
uty euncSaay ana FRIDAY at a m arrive
AT Friendship by . p m; Lower Marlboro
TO be supplied on Monday ana rlday.
VII. o-n' rom noGN, me- ~ ioIcat o''N
~ ioo'eplooh; oiarhsouIs' iiS"''s'oMi; anu
Crbaha, 10 rreuerlck; :" mieS ana Dac";
three liihes week. Leave hocNViie luGs'
uay hursday ana oa'afaa! on arrival Vi the
mai from Nashlhg'oh-say al II m arrive
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-01-23

UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRIyIEH. Some
~ thin that every family should have They
save ni",e han ore.hnf Of the labor ut Washing
Try one For sale by l. v STAPLES
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-01-23
FORM OF PROPOSAL, GUAR .NTEE & CERTIrIcAT

PRoPosiI.-Thc undersigned ---. whose post
-. proposes TO carry the mails Of the United States
from July |, lSil to June 20. lStS. on route No.
between ---- and -. state "f---.
under the advertisement If the Postmaster Gcn-rcl d,-
ted November To- lSii with celebrity. certainly and
curty, for the annual sum Of - dollars.
F6 This proposal is m Ge with full knowledge Of the
distance of the route the weight of the mail Ia lie car
rc, and all other particulars, in reference the route
and service and also after careful examination Of the
laws aud instruu tiuns attached to the
Dated
Gr>RASTEr.-Tlc undersigned. residn" ut
state Of. undertake that, if the foregoing bid for
carrying the mail route No. c accepted hN thr
Postmaster General tie bidder shall. prior the Isl day
Of july 1851. enter into the required obligation con-
tract t" perform the service proposed with good and sui
hcient surrtics.
FJ- This We do understanding distinctly the obiign
ton and liabilities assumed by guaraHtn. under the 9I
section of the act Of Congress Of July =, 1876.
Dated
CsRTrIcATH.-Thc undersigned, postmaster at -
state of -. ccrtitirs. uSDER OFFICE,
that he is acquainted with the above guaranto,s and
knows them to he men Of property, and able to make
good their guaranty.
Dated
The above certificate must have affixed tn a vccent
revenue stamp. cancelled rs the law requires.
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3JD AGREES.

more or less, and adions lanes Of ID. NJ Tay-
lor, William Taylor, the heirs of Samuel
Smith, deceased, b. b. Chambers aud 5 .ln-
ucl b. Foarh.
This farm lies in one Of the most produc-
tive regions OF Crri; county, within two
miles OF Chesapeake City and the Ch,sa.
pcakc and Delaware Canal, where lime and
other manures can be had, and where the
highest prices can be obtained, at al. seasons
OF the year, Tor grain AMI other iarr pro-
duce. The arabic land is very productive
and easily improved. There i. suli:c:rut
Timber growing on itior the purposes Of the
farm.
1t will be offered in two scYera! parcels,
~
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-01-23

m; arrive at Bakersvil!e by y y M leave Bakcrsvle
u.ll! except sunday at m; arrive at Bcncyula by
5';5u IN,
I" SihItl!ShuE 81 Incs and back. six times "A week
Leave Hag"rStnwn daily. except Sunday at u m ar
rV. sniiliNburg 10y I M; leave Srthsl.ig daily
except sunday At j p M; arrlN" at Hascrstown by 5
i III.
1919 From lingrrst"wn to Wlamsport 6 miles and
back SIX times Il week Leave IngcrStuwn daily ,x-
ret sunday at a M: arrive 1T Wiamsport by i mn.
leave Nil!ian'sr"'t daily. except Sunday, In ar
rive ut llagcrstown by y III.
$50 From Clear spring 10y Indian Springs to Cherry
Kun Depot. Va" Milcs and back six times week Leave
Cieu Springs daily. except sunday, at M arrive at
thcrry Kun Depot Icy 10 m: Leave Cherry nm Depot
,aF. except SUNDAY, at 30 arrive Clear Spring
10y $50 p m.
3'2l Fran Cumberland to Flint Stone IL miles ,nG
back twice n week. Leave Cumhcrlud Tuesday and
Friday at m: arrive at Flint Stone by !, u m leave
Flint stone Tuesday and Friday Mt u M arrive AT
Cumberland by II "
3'22 From Cumberland. lay Frusurg. Grantsvillr Adj
olson, Pa. somcrcld. Pennington. faycttt Springs,
tnlontuwn. Scarights Brownsville, West brownsville,
East Bethlehem. Besve Ilillsloro' and Stralanr To
Washington, 100 miles and back, six times II week.
Leave tun"rlnnd daily. except sunday. ut us m
arrive at Washington next days by M: leave Wash
ingtnn daily except sunday at 10 II arrive at Cum
herlnnd next days lay u. y IN.
3j23 From Accident. by SclhySport. to Addison Pa,
10 niles and back twice week. Leave Accident Tues
hny ana saturday at M: arrive AZ Addison by u M
leave Addison Tuesday and Saturday at III arrive at
Accident by pm.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-01-23
TRUSTEES SALE

IL VIIIUC OF UtCTCV OF Inc ClrCUIt TOuIt
- FOR Cecil county, in Chancery, the um-
dcrsigned, as Trustee. will sell at Iuh!ic
auction, at the Court House, in Ekton, on
Monday, the lst dug Of February, nert,
at l O'Clock, p. NJ, all that Sruable
FARM AND TRACT Or LAND,
Wing in the Second Election District Of Cecil
county, and now occupied by john r. fr.ce,
rs tenant.
1t contains about
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-12
PUBLISHED DAILY By
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
,zu~ oFFICE-No. lo4 King street, over
a,ona, :. formerly French 81 Book Store.
REPORTS.

N @g Zen. a. VI. solHlIu . soApouieioi, - 'St
ron Memphis to. be well on It's way, but
:,s destination is unknown to the party who
sends the despatch. "A Southern despatch
.,,va that Smith is at III ollySprings, Miss.
Gel. Dick Tayloris reported to be at Me-
,i1ian, in place Of Gen. S. D. Lee, said to be
at Atlanta,
.The Confelerates in the Trans Mississippi
.,epartment, are reported to be attempting,
with what success is not. stated to cross the
alississppi-where not stated.
On Tuesday last, a squad OF Contederates
sle reported to have killed three men OF par
u Of FederaIs, who we're driving a lot OF lt hor-
ses from Salt River Road to West Point,
kentucky, and captured forty o.. the
horses.
There IS report from North Carolina, Of a
Federal expedition up the Choan river, which
zeaptured some cotton and tobacco. The des
catch steamer Arrow captured by the Con-
5iederates is also said to have beer recaptured
s5y5this expedition.
Gen. Birney, it is said has made an incur 1,
son into Florida and burned some small rail-
road bridges aud captured locomotive and
few cars.
Gen. Sherman reports that he is knock.
ING Atlanta With four and and halt inch
shells. =
The brio Saxon, from Cape Breton reports
chat on the .3lst twenty-fv miles southeast
Of Sable Island, she saw large steamer sup
posed to be Confederate cruiser.
il is stated that stroke OF lightning at
Rossville, Georgia, on the 18th ult., stunned
awhole regiment, killed two men and severely
burned eighteen. (D
The French Journals, according TO the te'e.
graphic des patches in the Northern papers are
still harping oman impending sea tight IN the :
English Channel between 3 Confederate ana
Federal cruiser @
Cen Slocum is relieved at Vicksbnrg, and
ordered to report to Gen, Sherman. Ihe ~ DIS.
trietof Vicksburgs is assigned to Gen, Wash, !,
Durne f SsS.s sa
cegington, Kentucky, and the country
around it within radius of ten miles has be- been q
added to the Northern Department, under
Command .of Gen. Heintzleanan.
Guerilla lighting goes on in Missouri, and
Various portions of Kentucky and Tennessee
are the scenes Of constant fighting we N read e
every day Of military move ements IN. Louisiana H
and Arkansas, with various results. ..5 sz 800
Cases Of sun stroke, in W ashington, yester.
gay, are reported in the papers of that city n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-12
Mcclellan Meeting n New York,

The friends Of Gen. McClel(an held an i'm
mense mass meeting in New York on Ne<:-
nesday evening at Union Square, aud formally
nominated him for the Presidency. The mum
Der of persons present is variously estimated
to have been from 80 O0O iii $4,000. The
Times (rep.) says
cit was one OF the largest political meetings
ever held in the city of New York, there be
ing fully 80, COO persons IN attendance. 1t was
characterized with the greatest enthusiasm
througho
The Journal Of Commerce (den. says: Il
was without doubt the most Ilagnltcent affair
of the kind ever seen ia New York or Anerl-
Ca Among the resolutions adopted Was the
following:
Resolved, First That the only hope for REM
edying existing evils is in change il the
administration, anu an abandunnient OF It's
policy.
It IS now said that the Federal troops burned
the residence of the widow Of the late Mr.
John Seddon, in Stafford county, thinking It
was the house of Mr. James A. Seddon, Con,
federate Secretary Of War.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-12

The Richmond Enquirer says: Among the
Yankee officers captured, in Georgia, oD hrl
day was Colonel Montgomery who, with bis
cavalry marauders in North Alabama last
winter, won an iafamy equal to that Of
Turchin. A Confederate whose aged father
he had permitted his rufhans to whip upon
the back and offer other iodlgnlties, recognl-
zing him, begged permission to guard blnl
but for fear Of violence it was refused him. =
He had already lost an arm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-12
GENERAL ScoTT.- correspondent OF the

though he is feeble IN Dody, YET HIS. io'l !"
erect, and he walks with his cid solderly step,
although it snot quite so frn, and strong as
# was few years since The autobiography
of the General is now in press, and IS said by
this correspondent, from an examination OF
some portions OF it, to be characterized by
candor, impartiality, and frmness. 1t thus
commences
"According to the family Bible, | was horn
June Is, 1886, an the 1arm which ,nhefl'eo M
some fourteen miles from Petersburg, Virginia.
NV narents William Scott and Ann Mason,
both natives of the same neig ghborhood, inter,
r,arr;ad in 178O. La my sixth year |
lost nv father gallant lieutenant and cap
tain in the Revolutionary army and success
full farmer. Happily my dear mother was
shared to me eleven years longer, and II, IN
nv now protracted career, | have achle7ed
anv thing worthy of being written, any thing
that nv countrymen are likely to honor IN the
next century, it is from the lessons OF tha'
admirable parent that derived the lnsplra'
ton.
The New York Post gives an account OF
the collecting of numbers of men IN Ireland
and Belgium, and bringing them over to Bos-
ton and New York as emigrants. When they
arrive, they are clothed in uniform, and enlist
in the u. S. service as soldiers More OF these
emigrants are coming Another vessel loaoeo
with them is expected at Boston harbor IN
few days. The facts are known IN Europe;
and this new system of emigration, first made
practicable through the wants and the enter
prise of men of Boston, appears to De success
fn] No efforts have been made on the contl-
nent to put stop to it. Galignanl's Messen'
cor IN announcing the departure Of the last
vessel from Antwerp, gives no particulars, but
savs that it contained three hundred and htty
s.l4erman recruits for the American Federal
army
The correspondent of the New York Times,
writing from Bolivar Heights, on Monday
/ last. intimates that great activity prevailed
There, and that everything promised speedy
opening Of the campaign. At that date the
Confederates are said to have held possession
of Martinsburg, but it is believed the main
force had not crossed to the south bank OF the
Potomac. Early's entire force IS now set down
a, not more than eighteen thousand men.
Tba Richmond Enquirer says that consider
sah)e damage has been done IN Petersburg' oy
abels from General Grants army. 1here are
sa;a 70 be but few citizens IN the city, and the
troops,are kept as much as possible IN 'he
trenches -
/ VIM. Dougherty, who lately come oack -
- lo~a .ba South has been sent 60
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-12

The PHILADELPHIA North American says -
eve perceive as yet no evidences in Phllade-
phia Of such an arousng Of the popular mass
az will result in recruiting aud sending to Hag.
risburg our quota of the thirty thousand nj
litia, SO earnestly called for by Gov. Curtin, to
defend our own border against invasion by the
enemy"
tits stated in the New York papers that
about fifty negro women aud children from
Cen. Buffers department, for whom domestic
situations IN the North had previously been
secured, arrived on Saturday at the rooas OF
the Freedmen's Association in Brooklyn,
where they were provided with temporary
accommodations. A number Of others CT this
class Of persons will be received by tEAs soclety
from the same locality.
A letter from St. Louis says that The late
visit of Judge Holt to that city was 20 lock
into the matter Of the great Northwestern
"conspiracy' which has been discovered by
Sanderson and Rosecrans. They hage taken
THOUSAND pages Of testimony, or rather &C.
norris and examinations OF suspected persons,
all Of which proves no more than that many
roreons formed themselves into 8 constitutional
pso1;+;caI nartv, which is less dsloyal than tha
Union League
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-04
Dru Goods.

AT KINZEYs
A EIGHTH AVENUE
CHEAP sroRB
SPECIAL oPENINo
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BoNNETs, ALL STYLES, IN CACTUS BgAlDS 40
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BoNSETs' q 50 AN9 $.n' FAs Tasd dASs
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soTs' HATS Is new sTYLGs AND Low fidcEs
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THAN yosB nj ls' fPRlcEs
sS R9xcf EsP psac S3 y BUNCH
rcr yi Nhf l ~ Ely sasp ~ cS we VI
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