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NOTICE TO VOTERS.

NOTICE TO NOTERS.
n Office is hereby given that the Regis
~ tiers for the ih Election District of
Cecil county wall. in pursuance of the Act
Of the General Assembly Of Maryland, pass
ed March 21th, lSG5, meet u, the following
places in said District, on the days herein
after named, at 9 O'Clock 4. NJ, and set till 5
o'clock p. 81, for the purpose of Registering
the Names Of all White Male citizens, aged
q years, resident in OF temporarily absent
from the District:
FAN Hill, 9Th ami 9th OF August,
d" " 1oth and 10th
Z. W. kimblc's, c2d and 23l
90 goth and 30th
Fair Hill, 9TH and 9th of Sept'r,
" g Eth and 18th Of I"
" " 18Th and 10th of d"
BY the provisions OF Section 7 Of the Act
relating to the Registration of the Voters of
the State. the Officers of Registration are not
allowed to register the name of any foreign
born citizen or resident as Qualified Voter
unless his Naturalization Papers be produced
and exhibited to them
JAMES McKANE,
LEVI HALL.
DAVID SCOTT (of Jno)
Registers of the 4th Election District of
Cecil county. Nd.
July 20, lSG5-Sw
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DISSOLUTION.

THE copartnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween Greenwood g. Smith was dissolved
by mutual consent on the Both of July, 1865
The business will be continued by the subscri-
Der. The wagon will be in town every day as
heretofore, and those desiring Flour or Feed will
be supplied at the lowest market prices.
JOS. H. SMITH.
Sites Mills, aug IL, 1S65-3w*
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1865-08-19

TURIOSIfY.--The greatest curiosity in
~ Elkton is the Hardware Store, 3 doors
above the Post Office. There is to be found
the largest stock Of Hardware, Knives and
Forks, Spoons, Lamps, Waiter and Trays,
&C., &c, &C., in Cecil county.
sep "A E. W. STAPLEa
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CARPENTERS TOOLS.-Just received
~ fresh invoice Of Double and Single
Bit Jack and Fore Planes, Hand, Tenant
and Compass Saws, Steel Squares with board
measure, Spirit Levels, Hatches, Drawing
Knives, Chsels, Augers and Anger Bits OF
the best make, all which are offered low for
the cash, by L. W. STAPLES.
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ITCH! ITCH ITCH!l!
ENGLAND.S
Celebrated Golden Itch Ointment.

A certain cure for that disagreeable and
IA torme nting disorder the Army Itch.
The following are few of the many certificates that
could be given in evidence of its unrivaled worth:
KIMBLEvTLLE, Chester CO., Pa. Feb. Oath, 1865.
Mr.. L. NJ. ENGLAND-Dear Sir Yours of the 22nd
inst is hand In reply have no hesitation in saying
that you may use my name to any form of certificate.
respecting the efficacy Of your Ointment in the of
Itch. Having used much of it in my practice can
with pleasure give You my that believe to
be the best article have ever used.
Yours truly, JIG WEST. NJ. D.
LEwIsvILLE Chester co., Pa, March 18th, 1865
This is to certify that have used l.. NJ England's
Golden Itch Ointment very extensively in my practice
and do highly recommend it to the public, a safe
certain and effecual remedy for the above disease
Yours with fuch respect
DIR. JAMES N. CLEMENT
PREPARED ONLY BY
L. NJ. ENGL AND,
s. ", corner 5th and Market Streets,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
E1-price so cents a Box. By mail so cents.
NA-For sale in Elkton by DR.. ii. H. MITCHELL and in
Port Deposit by s. ~ NEsBITr Co., and E. j. MOORE
Said by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines through
out the United States June "a, lS65-y
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FAMILY DYE COLoRs for Dyeing Silk, WOODEN and
Cotton Goods Shaws Scarfs, Ribbons, Dresses, Bon.
nets, Feathers Hats, and all kinds Of wearing apparel
with perfect FAST CoLoRs
R1-Put up in 10 and IS cent packages
rsale nv T. ] MOORE
druggist ana Apothecary, Port Deposit Nd
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NO. 2.

A FARM OF So ACRES, in high state
Of cultivation four miles northwest Of the
town OF Elkton, in Cecil county: good Stone
House, with Franle Kitchen Pump Of good
"ater at the Kitchen door Barn., StabIihg,
&C., all in good repair; Wei! in barn-yarJ.
II acres prime Woodlands balance in seven
fields, all under good fencing. with variety
OF choice Fruit. Price, 600. Terms easy.
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r + M 9 O +
GoDEY'S LADv'S BOOK
FOR 1865.

For which there can he no D'sidtionl
The following are the terms ct the L,dy's
Book for 1863. At present. we will receive
subscribers at the following rates. Due no.
tice will he given if we are obliged to ad-
vance, which will depend upon the price of
paper.
One copy, one year s. Oo
Two copies, one year 5 50
Three copies, one year I so
Four copies, one year 10 90
Five copies, one year. and an ertra
copy to the peIso sending the club,
making sir copies IA 90
Eight copies one year. and an EXTRA
copy to the one sending the club
making nine copies 2l 90
Eleven copies one year. and an er-
ira coNy to the one sending the club,
making twelve copies 27 50
Additions to any of the above clubs,
5. 81 each snhscriher.
Goiey's Lady's Book and Arthur's HON.
Magazine viii he sent, each one year, ON
receips Of 81 so.
We have no club with any other Magazine
or Newspaper.
The money must all be sent at one time for
any Club.
Canada subscribers must send "a cents
additional for each subscriber.
Address L.. A. Cooley.
N y. Corv SirAs snS CI"tsst Slrsas
PAiIadAIPhis Pa.
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MME. DEMORESTs'S
MlEIOR CT FESpCN
QUARTLRLY JOURNAL Du

QUARTERLY JOURNAL. DU RAG
MoNDE.)
Circulation 10000 Largest in the
world.) Each number contains large
md magnificent Fashion Plates, splendid
illustrations OF all the fashionable and
Paris novelties, for ladies' and children's S
Dress, useful information and the four
lite.sizc Patterns. cut ready for use, etc.
etc. Yearly, 81 single copies, 26 cents.
Published at NINE NEMopEsT's Empo.
rum Of Fashions, No. 473 Broadway
Y. Y.
sTLENnln ANDvALUABLErREMIUMs.!. =.
racE learly " Subscriber to Mme. lie
forests Mirror Of Fashions is entitled t,
he selection Of 5" cents worth of Extr
''a'terrs, or cclyh Nine. Tcmocs'
" ne to Cutting Children. lresscs
"r for 81 ents extra. the Ladies' s.,
NJ.
For club 70 ; subscribers at 81 eac
vii be sent Persons. Arthur's or az
'hcr 81 magazine or newspaper for on
''ar, or splendid PhutograI h Album
For club offs. Godey's la Tvs Bur,
n any other 81 magazine, or an elegar
-iIt. or steel Back Comb. or Side Com,
a Clnh of IL, Nine Demorests
Stunning Stitch Sew M Machine, or
Sctt.iucking Attach mcnt or full set
N.o"i "r ~ Combs.
A Club of 65, new Wheeler and Wi.
''- cw ~ machine with iIemmera,
Self tucking Attachment.
\ Club Of IS, a splendid pate lcvc
Guli Watch
All the Suhscsibers are entitled to IT,
tlr>t premium. and to the getter up It
the club an extra copy oftLe Mirror @
Fashions for one year.
NJ nnm Der of s. subscrutionts seq
toward making up cub, viii! b.
credited the same as it s"nt altogether.
Back numbers as specimens sent,t..
fare on receipt Of - cents.
Splendid terms fOr agents. Send for
CircnlIr
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Volunteers and Conscrips !

To col iicrs or sry others wishing TO in
crosse tleir irccr'e. there is no better way 70
doing 50 et ihis tine. than from tie sale of
our watches. 1nEr ARB WARRANTED As
REPRESENTED !
"rarticularly valuable for officers in the
Army and travellers. ."-Fronk Lesl,e's, Feb.
81.
"Prettiest, hest ana cheapest timepieees
ever offered. ~. J. Illustrated NeYs, Jan.
10.
Very pretty and durable Watches for the
Army IN y. Army 4 Nary Jour. (Gov-
errnent Organ Aug. 90.
Gone of the oldest and most reliable hous
es in business. ."-Louisville, Ky, Journal
July -.
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MAGIC TIME OBSERVERS.

Icing Hunting or Omen Face or Laiv'sor
Gentleman's Watch Tomehine, With
Patent Self Winding Improvement
n most Pleasing Novelty
: NNEO OF TIE PRFTT1EST. MOST con.
NENlENT. AND decidedly the best and
cheapest time piece for general and reliable
'se ever offered II has within it and con.
rocted with its machinery. its own winding
ttachmcnt. rendering a key entirely unne
essary. ThH cases of this Watch are com
,osed Of two metals, the onterone bein-
me 16 carat gold. II has the improved rube
'ction lever movement. and is warranted nv
1ccurate time. piece. Price superhly enn
rnvcd. per case Of half dozen. S3OI Sam
lie Watches in neat morocco hores, $25,
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SIL TkR IVA 7CUFS!

FIRST Class Hunting Time .rieces for accu
| acy Of movement. beauty Of material. and
Cbove all. cheapness in price these watches
! must insure universal appreciation.
An imitation so faultless that it can hard &.
he detected by the most experie, 90.
rdges. The material being of two meta :,
he outer one first quality Sterling Silver,
while the inner one is German Silver. il can
not he recognised by cutting or heavy en-,
craving, making it. not in appearance hut
'ndurabilty, the hest resemblance of SOL
Dl STERLING SILVER in existence.
The sale of these Watches in the Army il
source of enormous profit. retailing. IS
hey very readily do. at S25 and upwards
Many hundred dollars can ha made in sins
Ele nay day by any one of ordinary bushes.
a'tan
ncFar AT WHOLES ALE ONLY Ir heavy
bunting cases beautifully engraved. white
enamel dial. and fancy cut hands in good
nnning order, by the half dozen, ST2. Sold
ou|y by the case of sig.
Uron receipt oftwo Anllars. as guarantee
ofgood faith. we will send watches by ex-
press TO any part of the loyal States co,ec-
ting balance Of bill on delivery This en-
sures buyers against fraud, giving them
their watches before payment is required.
Soldiers in The d,sioVdl Statss MUST remit
CASH IN ADVANCE, "a the express companies
perempforRy refuse, making collections in
such dangerous localities. Remember,
Cash in n1rancs from t0ithin the army lines IN
ebel states We guarantse the safe delivery
MI warte', whether they are sent by mail
e'or rprcss
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NOTiCE.-Letters of Admluisrra
tNin have been granted to the under
signed up>h the estate of Lewis Burt.
late of Vernon, Oneida county New
York and formerly of Elk county Pa, by
the Register Of Elk county. All per
sons knowing themselves indebted to the
estate are requested to make payment
forthwith and any persons having claims
against the estate are requested to pre-
sent them to the undersigned for settle.
ment.
II. w. MAHAN,
Clinton, Oneida Co., N. Y.
Ridsway, June 22d, '65.
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administrators Sale

y mGer III tie OrpUans Court Of the
q %couuly Ui ELK, ~ the State Of ia !
shall expose 10 sale, BY public ,er dn,
or out cry at the Court liOu.e in Rid.
way. on Tuesday the 81 day OF January
next at ] u clock p. NJ, as the property
OF Anthony Meyer, dee d. Five lots il
1t. Aary'a, in the SAID county OF Elk
known as lots. No. nineteen (l9) twenty.
one en- 'weniy eight lZS) twenty four
,3b and twenty SIX (26) ON cross street,
III tront on cross street ole hundred
400 teet each aud IN depth at right
angles Two hundred (2OO) feet.
Terns Of sale, one third of the pur
chase money in hand at conformation of
sale aud the residue iu two equal annual
instalmauts thereafter, to be secured ly
Judgment, Bcnd aud Mortgage
ANTHONY MnIE
Administrator ut
ANTHONY MEYER dead
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Nenrrevillc, June LIST, 1865.
Administrators Notice.

Letters OF Administration have been
aranted in due form of Law, TO the sub.
,criher Vim Mack upon the Estate of
Elisha .Uack, Late of Salem MI. de-
ceased. Ailpersous having any claim
tgainst said Estate, are requested to
resent them duly authenticated for set.
rmcu, ANY person owing the Estate,
ra aQuesled to make payment forth
ytl
WILLIAM MACK,
'mir's'r''or cfthe Este Of Elisha
.lcck, DereoseJ.
June 1lth 1864.
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Marion zL:siian.I

AmhreSs of ".ilone," ".Yiddrn Pd'k."
"hoss Side, "Nfme,is," and "IiriIn."
writes for Cooley each month, aud for no
other magazine. He have also retained al
our old and favorite contributors.
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hppr"rc1 DUpicT IN fnN Rn5q Acfi,ns.
first class Hunting Time Peace Of silver
material. over which is electro. fine plated
!S K, gold, most durable wrought making
the imitation so fnult'ees that il cannot be
detected from the solid material nv the
most experienced Judges acids viii NOT af.
eCt il. London male movement. IMrRov-
rp nrpLEX in Full FrBv ACTIov. has sweep
econds. and is nDt to he excellei in general
appearance. HIS Is DFCInFDLY one nf the
REST ARTICLES ever offered for traders and
srecu'atOrs. Engineers. Emigrants. anl
persons travelling will inl them superior
toany other alteration nf climate will not
affect their accuracy. prnr. rnc':ed IN gooi
shape and gool running order only S35. or
rase Nf for S1nN
SILVER DOUBLE TIE HUNTING LEV
FPS,
REST QUALITY SILVFP CASES. over
winch electro fro nlafed 19k cold. similar
II nUr Improved nur'ex. and sunnrior al.
fustel IN " vamonts with "Stop." to he used
timing horses. etc has Four Inderasp
nor WASHINGTON and Grnpnwici time. swpe
seconl. aud al 'h7 improvements MI in
al, taking its beautiful and flu't'ess ap-
pcarance and its superior movement into
CONSIDERATION. we regard u "a decidedly the
cheapest article Of the kind in the market.
Price, in good running order, S35 of case
Of 6 for 5000.
ss3F~We ask no pay in advance. hut will
forward either of them to responsible par.
ties, 10 any part Of the loval States. with
bill payable 10 Nyrressman when the goods
are delivered. giving the buyer the nrivl-
cge of examination. and. ifnnt satisfactory
the watch can he returned at our orrense
The express companies ref ~ milking
collections on soldiers and other disloyal
States. consequently all such orders must
be accompanied nv the cash to insure Mt
tention. Wemake deduction Of two do
lars on either watch when the paymen
forwarded in advance.
Money nay he sent by express at our ex-
pense.
TIoS GAFFERTY & CO.,
93 an I 85 Broad ST., oDnosite City Rand
Providence. r X
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TIE peculiar taint o,
infection which we
call SCRoFuLA turks
in the constitutions of
rultitutlcs of men. 1t
either produces or is
produced by an en-
iccIlod, vitiatcd state
of the Llood, wherein
that fluid becomes in
competent - su;taia
the vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
leaves tie eysten 10
fall into disorder and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-08


Arrival or SIR p. Bruce. Go. b., tirs
EE da British Ambasss1br.
Sir Frederick Bruce, &C b., who suroeeds Lord Lyons
rived in the China yesterday Thenew British ambassa
By,hesea and . suite Of servants Hs landed between
SIX and clock in tho morning aad proceeded a.
Char sndon Hotel whore apArtments had been
prepared h reception Every courtesy shown TO
thc Engh minister on his landing blythe Custom House
authorities Tho steamer Bronx placed At his ds.
possl ny Collector Draper and had tho China arrived IN
tho dy tho consular authcrtesesld have gone out
in the steamer TO Their chief SIR Frederick pus-
poses leaving for Warrington to-day. H oat
This Is not tho FIRST timo Sir Frederick Bruce has
visited Amer in q diplomatic capacity. He accompas
med Lord Ashburton his special mission 10 Washing
ton In ls42 He has also had considerable experience
among the South American SAtes-iA Bolivia and Urs-
quay and afterwards Lieutenant Governor Of New
foundland But II Ia the representative Of his gov
ernment in China that his most important services
rendered He Colonial Secretary At Hong Kong from
1874 to lS4o He accompanied Lord Rlgn his famous
mission that country in 1857 and conveyed England
the treaty Of Ten tsin In 1858 hs again returned to
China Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plsnpoten-
tary democratic journal in this city, which lately be-
moaned the appointment Of baronet instead Of live
lord the Washington embassy might have intensified
Its Sir Frederick Bruce though brother Of the
late Lord Elgn, and closely connected with the most
arisocrat families OF Great Bxsan not baro-
net Until he was created Knignt Commander Of the
Bath for his services in China he plain Mr. Bruce
He was made Grand Commands Of the Bath prior to
his leaving for this country. f4N'
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FORiitfss MONROE, AFrh q 1853.
The steamer James T Brady which arrivtd from the
front this Afternoon brought down 1--WE hundred rcb
officers aud tho headquarters band of General Lee cap
turea IN the recent battles
steamers are continually arriving from City Point Va.
with loads Of rebel rtsoncrs Nut two thousand were
sh,uped TODAY. In ~ steamer. ,as New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-08

A verypiessant sfsr took pAce II Delmonicos last
evening" the occasion being the forty third Anniversary
Of the birth Of Mayor Gunthss The testimonial consisted
Of couple Of deliberately wrought silver picces--an
spergne and convivial bowiwrought in the style Of
Louis XVI, by Ball, Black Co. The epergne, which
stood in height two feet eleven inches supported up
single massive column Of silver, resting upon
pcdestal beautifully moulded On either side Of the
column were brackets supporting thyrsi, and
monted with laurel leaves. The handles tastefy
decorated with medallions. Both pieces were inscribed
asfolows:-
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HON. 9. GODFREY GUNTHER,
FROM ms FRIENDS AND WILLOW cT1zEys.
New York. April I, 1895.

Tho following tho Of the members OF the
presentation committee:-J r. Halsey, John HI Anthem
Charles Place. Charles Close Maurice Hgesr and Geo.
". Mclean.
The presentation prefaced by Mr.. Anthem with
brief and very appropriate address; which the Mayor
responded che was not prepared TO mako. address
but he could not that he thank his
friends for this cra0dment Of their friendship and a
probation Of his services" In concluding he rendered
to the gentlemen present his thanks for the honor they
had conferred upon him
The company then invited 10 partake Of banquet
got up In Define nlso's usual classic styie.
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Curious Case OF Assault and Battery.
4 SCHOOL MISTRESS BEArs WOMAN wIrH a,
reLICENAN's cLUB-AST1-AoRrEA xxANINAIto1s
IT CORONER GOWN.
curious case Of assault and battery was brpudhAs
before the attention Of CoroHsr Cover on Tuesday,
but owing the fact that twas deemed Of minor In
portsncs notice was taken Of Il by the rspoEtsn>
Asserting the testimony taken by Coroner Goxse y
saaemortem examination, appears that the, aosnasSs
wss school teacher, naraed Lizzie White rcsdlng ~
No 10 Oliver street. in the Fourth ward aud that tbs
injured party Va. Mn Tns.ss. rs, ,.a yps IN Cha
and Mrs. whte-mother u Miss Lizzie whiss--got Infe-
alteration, which, Il - alleged was marked bya goe!
does appear ociays In The aternooAaealp snqlhe
diiculsy occurred resulShg seriously. Mn Flan
By Ma White and 10 ' two Mis- wssss IiEas ssli
Mary. Mss Lizzie ussA policeman anlnh In the a.
about iis head and 0tSsr parts Of the BODY innic.H0
dangerous injuries TAe sworn ststelAut Of nrs Ian
niean, taken when sas believed she ~sa about 70 a.
STATEMENT - TINE Nyum Aw0NAH.
aorn s1 Il About :. me ssS, *.
Mrs. White and hortwo dauehters ess o. them name4
Elizabeth dared 2. = come DO n. ~ 3 E
step, when Elizasssh struck me, ~ MIRA Whje dSyw}
and bscksnsd my eye; % other dssghtsrhsse
into he street; MRS Murphy .sck the bsvsE uJ
Elizabeth bcfersI put into TN street; rns Dsenene
up ss ,nT wss nor her dsussss
with me for s,chtcen months; yesterday mornipG ~
white and Il had worA which resnlteds la the
diicuy in the afternoon; LIVES struck with the club
several trses by Elizabeth; s ono that Id
tbe most rarm did more thafAtry ,apE YEA away
from the mother and two Daughters.
- STATEMENT OF MIS- SUDAN MUnPHN. &
susau Murphy testified ~ follows II live IN, hehouse
and witqasscd the assault yesterday afternoons ups Ma
Flannsq Elizabeth White dared Mas Fayngan TO come
down STAIRS she had club In hr hand; Mrs Flanni-
gan SAIL nothing, but ccviinuc tsgo dor when Eliza
beth siruck her three tunee 10 hefwith the club
Mrs White struck her. and ba sened htr oye and the
other daughter, Mary, caught her fg the hair; thoy
dggod her to the brD aud Elizabeth szruck her the
head ard arms abou. twenty tines wh the club; at h
limo ran and wenched She cre away from hcr, q
which she attenptsd 10 strife me; she then pushed MA
Fls nnigan out Of hc sircot door aud the sop;
with assistance brought her up stains; Mrs Fiannken
did not strike es-er Of tfcm
SCHOOL. rgs,Hxss pxrrrcr
ISIS Lizzie White, tbs other hand, gives very
different account Of tho transaction, placing thu
Of the first assault OF Mrs Fhnpssn, who, u is aegcd
was IN the oct Of ctng her nctbef when tina accused
nicfered and usc the club her own and hsr mothers
defence The affair is In very confused nlsse, and II
very difcult t. assert which side was In Tha
officials nt the toroners Office seem TO 10 favorable 10
Miss White, and Ssao that Mrs Flsnnsan said 10
have been under the influence of quoz when the ASSAULT
took place. We give both sides OF the story without
vouchng for either Mrs. FanngsA was badly inureds
hut II Is beloved she win recover.
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The 81. AIpans Robbcrs.

TOsONro, ApfII % Ioro.
The ST Adams robber arivedhsr tsh morning from
Montreal They were brought before the Rccoruer THIS
afternoon on charge Of nisdemeanor when they ~
piled for delay TIL M.nday In order 10 obtain coursG,
which was granted They were then remandcd aphthe
caso adiourned ur.ul Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-08

WINDING UP or THE REBELLION By LAND AND
SHA.--The joyous excitement in the city yester-
day was but an evidence that people are con-
WINGED that the rebellion is finished, both on
land and sea. A few days ago we announced
the capture Of Petersburg and Richmond and
the fight Of Lees army. On Thursday our
extras told how Sheridan had headed of the
retrcatip9 rebels at Burkesvills. and YESTERDAY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-08

MArrKr-Ths Cricket on the Hearth will DO presented
this afternoon al the broadway theatre for tina time
as a matinee performance After aext week Mr. Owens
courteousy gives place to Mr. and Mrs Kean when the
play, which has had very successful run, VIII be per-
manently withdrawn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-08

LEcrrRE, NJ Mrs EMMA HlnnroE.--A lecture was de-
vcred atthe Cooper Institute last evening by Miss T.
Hardinge, the "Day Of Reconstruction" An exceed
insy large audience present whch frequently shove
ed IL appreciation OF the talented lccsarcrs remarks