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BARGAINS. BARGAINS.

BARGAINS! BARGAINS.
- BRDDHEAD & CO.,
$50 Pcnnsylv snia avenue, bfr,seen 9Th aud 10Th
streets, invite espe6 ial attention TO the folOyius
gocds:
All SIN Velvet stripe Grenalina: Black SIX ana
MOL Grensdlnes, plain, stripcd and psided, l., Ons
Black silk, including Guinct. BellOns aud Cote and
peCote celebrated makes; Black Alpaca and Mo-
hairs from &c uI Victoria aad Bishop Lawns from
~ 70 &c, per yard; Domestic Lawns and fercsles,
l2se Up; FRENCH Muslin IN single and double
Width; French PiIue from 1875 20 73c. per yard !:
me and eolored Tarle:sns from DC. 90; White
ara Solored eulting Li1eils. Lihen Lawns from zsc
Up fercales and Csmbrics iu beautiful designs All
Mooi Defege and DE Bege Grenadines; Stri os.d and
Check Summer Silk; Mszslia, the new good. for
ruffiing Balbriggin Hose six checked : Is Der
box up; Three button Psrs h ids in all colors 3 IS
White Shetland Wool shswls, g IS and up; Dor,
sets, cc. and up; One button Kids sec ; Two bnttou
kids sc, tin street colors only, Job lot;l Linen
Lap Robes q and no; Iadies' and Gents Under
Sear flrasols and Sun Umbrellas in great variety,
direct from the best fsctore. tie United States Al
less than the ruling prices; a, Ga % aud loS
Srs 1aoh very cheap best Paper Gam
Sottons, l5c,; New York Mills44 Bleached Cottons,
Ec:; Fruit of the Loom Ia Eleac he'd Cotton, l2s.c
AND complete line OF DRY Goods, Motions, Gloves,
hosiery &C :, NJ correspondinely low figures Store
open until g. O'Clock .. M. BRoDHEAp co,
SSS Pennsylsania avenue. between 9th and 10Th
streets. jc8 II
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ersdlcated from the system. without the Of roer.
cory. sperrnatorshns, brought on by excuses aud
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general debility, organic weakness inipoteBcy, pery.
aus Hritabiiity, symptoms of consumption, Ind ges
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81 sight or giddness evil forebodiugs self dstrust
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pr H., located for Inany years at 10 s. EUtaw ~
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cent once ~ tina, city. where ne may be consulted
every Wednesday and Saturday In each week, from
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II EGULAR LINE TO NORFOLK, NEW
H YOBk. BOSTON AND NCE

On and Alter MONDAY, July u, ISIS, the new and
Lady II the Lake and Jane Msseley
VII make four regular trips between WASHING
TON and NORFOLK each week,
tonchIng az the principal River Land &4A-N
fiE LADY OF THE LAKE will leave WASH.
o'ciosh 2: m, and NORFOLK every TUESDAY
TIE JANE MOSkLEY viii leave WASHING
Ton every TUESDAY and FRIDAY at o'clock D.
m, and NORFOLK every MONDAY and Thurs
Fare 70 Norfolk, -: round trip tickets, ss Meals
EXCURSION RATEs,-Round trip tickets At re.
duced rates 10 Point Lookout, Fortress Monroe and
To Point Lookout and return, s2.s0; to Fortress
rsductton to families Of Fifty cents on each fare.
Aeais and state rooms extra Tickets good either
boat ard until used.
For Tichets, staierooms or information apply at
COAsTlNG COMPANY, Room No ?, National
MetIopoilt:n Bank, 18th street., opposite Treasury
department. jyO ly
DROPOsALs FOR EXTENsION or BERRFT
y SCHOOL Bull DING.
1N6rNEERs OFFICE, DISTRICT OF CoIrsPfA
ss WAsHiNGroN, July nth, Is75.S
the Engineer Of the District Of Columbia until n
O'Clock m. on THURSDAY, July IA iS75 Tor tae
extension Of the Berret School Buildingn locafsj
At the corner Of 9th street and New York avenue
northwest.
Blank forms and all necessary inform Att IN can he
Obtained upon application at this Office, and no bid
VIII receive Consideration unless maie upon said
blank forms.
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A. 8. PRATT & SON,

II Washington n, DC.
TBIBERNIAN SOCIETY, No 3-The mem
Gre at S ss
purpose OF electing the delegates TO the O'Connel
Ctntenn'al Convention. A. NEVILLE,
%ATTENTION, KNIGHTS OF ST. PETER
S1 s1s rsdgs9d % meet a. your hall on
sharp to send Delegates to the OConnelI Centsn.
MAJ e. Convention b. p crf SisRRErr oomm,,asr
~ KNIGHTS OF ST. COLUMBKILLE-SIr
to @s =,
business BY order OF the Gommande,;
tsG3TaGEIIns Pslssn,es reers.entias All
qussted 10 meet at Smnserbund Hall, corner of Sth
tn ed At ociock sharp, to MAXI fihsi arranSs
mehts 20 celebrate tie Centennial Of Daniel O'Con-
jy2o- u.&th-2t- Chief Marshal
fFI 90. F-The 4. ". GRAND ENCaMP-
~ ~ MEnT vii bold is annual session TUES
Of oitioers: LylS al I: B. ALLYN. Q. Scribe.
rTHE REGULAR QUARrERLY SESSION
july a. at RoSert n Hail ass Louisiana Avenue
at nlss n PERRY, O Sec.
ET s,ST HER Dv,S PA ., RAILROAD
faTnshed wi the necesssry blank. for the con- ~
undersigned at 600 eth street southwest PROMPT
action Is required.
~ METROPOLITAN BUILDING AssOCI-
Wy ALTON -The second (2i) annual and TWEEN
P0LITAN BUILDING ASSOCIATION will be
street northwest, on MONDAY EVkNiN e. ist h
he submitted and ocer. elected to serve the ensn-
Ing yesr full a''endsnse Of -i9esh9,ders is re-
JOHN A. PRESCOTT. Secretary. jyI7osi
TMETROPOLIS SAVINGS BANK. The
w semi annual dividend of interest will be pay
sbe 70 positors and after July D. ISIS at the
rate Of nve per cent. Per all sums left on
deposit one or more calendar months during the
Interes, not called TOR will be added to the prin-
ePsi, and draw in ter fr en- J%ly I; l1s g..
J. A. RUFF, Cashier. Jyi6,s. tn III to iyO
HSSPkCIAL INSTRUCTION IN PKNMAN-
~ SHIP AND BOOkKEEPING will be given
a. gtGS E1fiRess TGllege during Tay and
and FRIDAY EVENINGS, from 8 to O'Clock
Regular sessions resumed Sept. LIST. ie22 In
~ NOTICE TO OWNERS OF REAL rs
ny TATE-WHlTAKER COOKE, IT'S Eff
.euth street, IN authorization Of an amsndnent to
oisrIy CLAIMS TOR DAN AdEs ~ rss.on e" Of
;hasss 10 srsds Also. Bay sps'isl fur.oys,asni
TREMOVAL.-WM. r. HOFFMAN, Attor-
Wy ney at Law has remov ed 10 No. 321 street
northwest, opposite Ebbitt House, and will be
p a.fd to see his ads and bus ces
Legal business solicited, aud money invested.
81 Eoom5 and Of5ces fer rent in same build
ting. Je3,f
SsAhUEL G. iOgEe, 1900
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To CLOSE BUSINESS
AEPTEMBER LIST.

price Is, 81 and snc
soyards bite Brilliant a. IL &C former price sc
eco yards Percales, Ice.
Black Striped Grenscine, 81, and sc former
price Soc and 81.
So White Bed Spreads az 7Sc and & IS. former
price : and Sis.
~ pieces Black Alpaca al &c . former price 40.
loco yards Victoria Lawn, = alI DC
ln9 ards Small Figured Law s a. Is and lsc.
Psrssol- ~ your own price.
Ca simeres less than cot
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SOFT AND HARD SHELL CRABS, VIII .lesale
~ and Retail, at the Norfolk Oyster De pot, S2l
street northwest opposite Baltimore and Potomac
Pailroad Depot.
12O-3+ NICHOLAS WHITE Co
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II GA TX ID : THE UNDERSIGNED BE3S
"A leave 10 inform his customers that@ ~
he T. still in the OYSTER BUSINESSMAN fnI
at the cid stand. No. 11l6 street, ~Nk34
between 1lth and 18th streets north S
west, where he will be happy to serve
The public with the most choice Oy sters Clans
: ~ And Hard Grabs, Sriced Oysters, &c. He as
daily arrivals from Norfolk and Annapolis Of the
most select Oysters, CLANS, Soft and Hard Crabs,
which viii be delivered Der order to any part of the
CITY free OF charge. would inform the public III AZ
am not connected with any branch house in the
city, and that my former superinte ndent Mr.. John
Hogan, Is no longer Connected with me in business
jy5J 81 EDWARO WESrR
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k~eA1lUEL C.. YOUNG,
NOTARY Pr6LIs,
Cctu-d OBvIcD-STAR SyII0iNO
The Cecil Whig., 1875-09-11
Declination Of Candidates.

Since our last issue we have received
notes from Mr.. Wilson and Mr.. Lyon,
whose names were placed on the ticket by
the County Conventions; the former as can
didate for County Commissioner and the
latter for Jugde of the Orphans Court.
We regret this decision of these gentlemen,
because it necessitates the filling of the
vacancies on the ticket by other names, and
because they are both very competent and
popular men for the positions. MIR. Lyon
declines mainly on account Of age, having
passed his 18th year. Mr.. Wilson was
averse to being candidate, but his friends
were anxious that he should serve, and
hoped that his natural repugnance to ap-
pearing in the role of candidate and
commendable modesty could be overcome,
but as he expresses it in his note, politics
is not his forte. The men who shrink from
the publicity of candidates are generally
men whose worth and modesty merit recog
milton, and who prove true to their trust
The public are in need of such men. We
have too many who are constantly thrust
ing themselves forward for notoriety and
place.
The County Central Committee were in.
vested with power by the Convention to
fill vacancies, and have been notified to
meet on Tuesday next, at Elkton, when
the vacancies will be filled
The Cecil Whig., 1875-09-11

B DR.. Starr preached a lengthy sermon
in the Cathedral in Baltimore, on Sunday
last, against Catholics sending their chill
dren to the Public Schools. The Catholic
priesthood appear to be making a united
attack upon the Public Schools throughout
the country. In Ohio the Fall political
campaign is actively fought on this ques-
tion. If the Catholic Church puts itself
in battle array against the Public School,
the friends of free education will have to
meet the issue and vanquish this sectarian
bigotry.
But judging from the annual increase
of Catholic children in the Public Schools,
these priestly TRADES do not have the
desired effect. The popular mind is gradu-
ally throwing off the shackles of priest
craft, as free education advances.
The Cecil Whig., 1875-09-11

HOMEOPATHIC Doses FOR THE DEMO
CRAT-Don't beat about the bush or 90 to
Long Branch in pursuit of Gen. Grant, but
explain to your readers how you manage to
make this kind of taxation and tax spend
ing, appear the honest, benefcent govern
ment you have been believing about for
some time past. Here is the statement:
"In 1864 the amount necessary to be
raised by taxation to pay the interest on
the public debt not otherwise provided for
was $4S3, ,683 II, while for 1874 it was ST.
299, 734 So, an increase in the burden of the
debt Of 207 per cent in one decade. In 1864
the tax collections for the year were ST.
464, 231 81; in 1874, So, 1927, 601.S5. In other
words, while the tax payers had increased
28 per cent, the tax-eaters had increased
their exactions 162 per cent in one decade"
In 1864, officers elected by the Republi-
can party were in power; in 1874, officers
elected by the Democratic party directed
State affairs
The Cecil Whig., 1875-09-11
DEMOCRATIC COMPLAINTS.

The outrages of the ring which has taken
complete control of the Democratic party,
are SO bold, that honest men of the party
can't stand its tyranny in silence any
longer, and they are complaining loudly on
every side. The members of that party in
the rural districts would not believe what
we published two years ago, and we prefer
to let their own party friends speak for US
now.
LEGISLATIVE SALARY GRABIsN.
A correspondent writing to the Cam
bridge Chronicle (Democrat) on legislative
salary grabism, says:
"The Maryland Legislature is supposed
to sit ninety days. Like many other popu-
lar beliefs, this idea is utterly fallacious. as
the following will show: The General AS
sembly met at Annapolis, January 7th, and
adjourned sine die April 9th. The number
of days embraced within these two dates is
precisely ninety. During this time there
were thirteen Sundays and sixteen week
days on which the Legislature was not in
session, it generally adjourning over from
Friday to the following Monday or Tues
day, and on one or two occasions for
longer time. This made twenty-nine days
on which the members did not attend ses-
sion, leaving only sixty one working days.
Yet each and every one of the twenty
four Senators and eighty six delegates Zone
hundred and ten in ALI drew pay for each
and every one of the ninety days. How is
this for salary grab? Computing the pay
of the members at five dollars per day,
with three dollars per day extra for each
of two presiding officers, the aggregate for
the twenty nine days is just $16,124.
Add to this the amount paid the various
officers of both houses, and the total will
approximate $4,000. And the State of
Maryland has been defrauded of that sum
by her lawmakers! Not single member
offers to devote his salary for these twenty
nine days to some charitable institution or
eleemosynary object. They all pocketed
the steal without comment. If they did
differ on some points their unanimity on
the perfect propriety of taking $4,000 of
the peoples money for services they never
rendered was complete. When it is taken
into consideration how much important
and necessary legislation that was left un.
done could have been transacted in twenty
nine days, the infamy of the whole proceed
ing is more apparent
The Cecil Whig., 1875-09-11

WILMINGTON CITY ELECTION mu-
nicipal election in Wilmington took place
on Tuesday last, and resulted in the elec-
ton of VIM. G. Whitley, Democrat, for
Mayor, by SO majority; Francis Vincent,
Rep, for City Treasurer, by 12 majority;
NJ. L. Lichlenstein, Rep, for President of
Council, by 3S majority; and each party
elected five Councilmen-which gives the
Democrats control of the city government,
owing to large number of Councilmen of
that party holding over. On the vote by
wards the Republican majority in the City
is 25O. The present Mayor is Democrat.
Had the Republicans nominated an unob-
jectionable man on the temperance ques-
tion he would have been triumphantly
elected
The Cecil Whig., 1875-09-11
Greatness Being Thrust Upon Him.

Our Democratic cotemporary and neigh
and is likely to wake up and find himself
great some of these mornings. We heartily
rejoice when the glory of greatness casts
beam over our town or county, reflected
The Democrat is likely to be nothing less
than the founder of new system of ethics,
and probably new religion. Think of it,
in ages to come, of pilgrims visiting Elkton
to pay homage to the shrine of the founder
of the new philosophy. Think of our
teacher of The Democrat being placed in
the roll of fame among the founders of
new systems; among the Mahomets, the Joe
Smiths, the Brigham Youngs and "sich."
The Baltimore american points out this
new revelation which The Democrat has
given to men in the following paragraph:
"The extreme difficulty which the anti
Ring Democrats find in reconciling them
selves to the nomination of Mr.. Carroll
necessitates certain novel expedients. The
Cecil Democrat has been making tremend-
Gus efforts to quiet its repugnance, and
now, as final emolient, discovers that it
supports Mr.. Carroll because he is one of
the successful victims of fraud 1t dis
plays high degree of conscientiousness in
The Democrat that, after having coined this
remarkable expression, it cannot permit it
to stand without some explanation. Par
adoxical as the expression may SEEM, says
its parent, 'it is often true. The best of
men cannot always control the elements by
which they are advanced to positions Of
honor and usefulness
While the whole Democratic press out
side of Elkton is grumbling and cursing
their ring masters, our neighbor evolves
out of the depths of his profound philoso-
ply, the theory that rascals are the proper
ones to send out in pursuit of honest and
virtuous men to place in positions of trust
to make rulers of. They are the men to
find Saul and bring him in fresh from the
pasture among the asses, and proclaim him
ruler. This is the new philosophy first
proclaimed by The Dsmocrat,-our Demo-
crat-Elkton's Democrat. Let that fish
be forthwith taken down from the dome of
the Court House, and the statue of the
founder of the new philosophy be erected,
inscribed with the motto of the new
dogma: "RAscALs ARE THE PROPER MEN
| TO DESIGNATE HONEST RULERS"
Agassize wrung the mysteries of the ice
period from the lips of the silent rocks;
Darwin traced man back to his germ in a
mussel shell; but God Ma Kali him of The
Democrat to greater work, of proclaiming
the newly discovered truth, that knaves are
the proper men to choose virtuous rulers;
that in the providence Of the Almighty
scoundrels are His chosen instruments to
approach the millennium. Another proof
is added to those before discovered, that
nothing was made in vain. The world was
ready to believe that political thieves were;
but the new system settles that. 1t has
been mystery to many good people how
religious, conscientious men could cling to
a party that gathered to itself all things
which pandered to vice and immortality.
But this new philosophy solves the mystery.
Great is Democracy and the Doctor is its
prophet!
The Cecil Whig., 1875-09-11

KING GATHERING AT BARNUM's. s.-There
was great gathering of the Ring at Bar
NUNS, on Thursday last, called together,
it is supposed, to make arrangements for
the funeral. Among the distinguished
names are A. P. German, Michael Bannon,
F. Dorsey Herbert, Judge" Fields, P.
W. Downs, Levin Woolford, John Lee Car
roll, Ex-Gov. Bowie and Gov. Groome.-
The Democrat says Mr.. Carroll is white
crow or a95ino of the party. He focks
with them, and we fear would learn to pull
corn with the rest of his brethren by the
next planting time.
The Cecil Whig., 1875-09-11
Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice. that the subscriber of Ceci
county, hath obtained from the Orphans Court of salt
county letters Tesamentary the personal estate of
AMOS PRESTON,
late of said county deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
On or before the 3rd day of September 1876;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all bene
of said estate All persons indebted to said estate art
requested TO make immediate payment to the sulscri
Der. Given under my hand, this llth day of Septem
ber 1873 ALBERT W. PRESTON,
Executor of Amos Preston decd
Test-REUBEN d. LAMAR, Register.
Snut II lSIh-GH
The Cecil Whig., 1875-09-11
Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice. that the subscriber of Ceci
county, hath obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county, letters of Administration the personal cstat,
of BENJAMIN b. BROWN.
late of said county, deceased All persons having claim.
against the said deceased hereby warned exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
On or before the 2lst day of August 1876:
they may otherwise, by law, he excluded from all benefit
of said estate All persons indebted said estate are
requested to make immediate payment to the subscriber
Given under my hand this 1lth day of September lsI5
GEORGE b. BROWN,
Administrator of Benjamin b. Brown decd
Test-REUBEN D. lamar, Register.
Senf
The Cecil Whig., 1875-09-11

# We publish brief abstract of Mr..
w. j. Jones' remarks on his occupying the
position as Chairman of the Republican
State Convention, at Westminster, from
the American's report of the proceedings.
We propose to publish full text of the
speech in our next issue. His remarks
mainly deal in the corruptions of the rul-
ing party of the State, and embrace such
facts as the people at large are interested
in knowing.
The Cecil Whig., 1875-09-11

cB To accommodate farmers who want
to hurry up things, Waring & Brother
have Just commenced to manufacture a
new grade of Ground Bone finer than ever
before. See their advertisement in another
column.
The Cecil Whig., 1875-09-11

BRINGING FORTH Goop FRU1r.-The
New York Independent has the following:
The Oberlin doctrine of ga revival of
righteousness is one which we heartily
believe in and have tried to support. They
have been having just such revival in an
Ohio town, if we can judge from the fol-
lowing letter lately received at this office:
-, Ohio, Aug. II, 1875.
MY Dear Sir: Some years ago l took
the New York Independent, and there is
now an old account on your books against
me. l have given myself to God uncondi-
tionally. Make up my account, and the
usual interest that you have to pay for
money up to this time. think can send
you the money in little while.
Very truly yours,
The Cecil Whig., 1875-09-11

B Persons living in unhealthy localities
may avoid all bilious attacks by taking a
dose of Or. Bulls Vegetable Pills occasion
ally to keep the liver In healthy action.
The Cecil Whig., 1875-09-11

eB THE Democrat can't comprehend where
or what the Elkton ring is. Well, it's the
bread and butter party and The Democrat
iicks the dishes,
The Cecil Whig., 1875-09-11

Observation-Disclosures is the most dis
couraging and distressing disease e-man is
heir to. Americans are particularly subject
to this disease and it's effects; such as sour
stomach, sick headache, habitual costive-
ness, heartburn, water brash, gnawing and
burning pains in the pit of the stomach,
coming up of the food, coated tongue, dis
agreeable taste in the mouth, impure blood
and all diseases of the Stomach and Liver
Two doses of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER
will relieve you at once, and there positively
is not case in the United States it will
not cure. If you doubt this 60 to your
Druggist, H. H. Mitchell, Elkton, or E. b.
Frazer, Port Deposit, and get sample
bottle for 10 cents and try it. Regular size
rs cents.
The Cecil Whig., 1875-09-11
STRAYED.

Strayed from the premises of the subscriber abou
the lst of August Yearling Red DULL. If returned
within reasonable length of time after the publication
of this notice all expenses will be paid If
ed tho parties having him i'll custody will be held res
ponsiblo and prosecuted.
Sept IL, 1S75-2w J. W. BREWSTER
The Cecil Whig., 1875-09-11
l02 Acres & 8 Sq. perches of Land


The improvements consist of a COOL sulstan- Lnil
tia FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, containing saa.a1l,
10 rooms gond Barn, Granary, Carriage I'M IN
house. Curn-crb, Poultry -hossc Ice-house and slAiIl
other necessary outhuildings There are two Wrs OF
good water upon the promses--one at the barn, the
other at the house.
The Farm is divided into eight fields, which well
watered and well fenced There is fine Apple Orchard
the premises and twelve acres less Of good
Timber growing upon the property
This desirable Farm is situated about miles from
the town of EHton, and about four miles from Newark
two dcpots the Phil, vii. Bait Railroad render
ing easy access to either Of the cities Of Philadelphia
Wilmington or baltimore fnr marketing or other pur-
poses. The land is of excellent quality and is well
worthy the attention of Darymcn Truckers: and is
convenient to schools, mills, churches, &C.
THE TERMS OF SALE as prescribed 10y the decree
are That une-third of the purchase money shall he
paid in cash, and the residue in equal nsalInents
III One and Two from the date of sale. The ere
dit payments to bear interest and be by the
Notes or Bond. of purchaser, with security be ap-
proved by the Trustee.
Expenses of Deed to be betrayed by purchaser
W. s. EVANS, Trustee
Aug ~, lS'3-ts. j. B. ASH Auctioneer
The Cecil Whig., 1875-09-11

We wish that similar religious expert
ence might be had by some few of the
readers of this paper. This is what we
call bringing forth fruits meet for repent
ance.