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Spring and Summer wear.
BARGAINS OF ALL GRADES
Besides the usual stock Of gcntlemens wear
and household goods | have the best assort-
ment of ladies wear to be found south of Bnl~
timoro city, aud name in part;
Mohirs,
Dchcgcss
Buntngs,
Paids and stripes,
Cashmeres,
GnghamS,
Grenadines,
Percus,
Lawns
American and Linen
Starfs,
Burbs,
snG other neck
wear.
Inserting,
Hamburg
snd other
edgtng
Ladies' Muslin Underwear.
ssISIRrss, TUCT~ED sud PLAIN.
| Night Dresses, Chemfse, Drawers, BaTbrig~
gaHs, Sc, for summer, or of medium
+ weight, of all Styles for Misses and
Ladies, and very many other ar
ticles too numerous to mention..
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STATE OF MARYLAND,
y EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
PRoCLANITLON


Whereas ny the constitution OF Maryland,
article IA, section J. providing FOR amend
mcnis TO tue constitution % Is made the du'v
q Inc governor - order NE pn"l'''l"n OF
any my pf'Fs'aE amendments aN lhfltin
dr' lti
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Az Net to ,,rrir ......an i've or article four
of the Constitution ui iilis STATE.
SECTION y rntrseIhufb, Geperri Is
y.jsl{r %, V,ryts.I Three fnbs of ali the
members of ihc tWo Houses coururring, that
the following ctiau DC ana the same is here
by propose 's 40 amendment 10 the constitu-
tinn Of This Sltie and il adopted by the legal
iud qu9''i',t voter thereof rs herein provided,
u sha. Surt'acde anl si'nd ~ the place and
lns'e.d y se1Uun h'e OF article tour OF said
constitution.
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nor sh'Il appoint 'erSOh dull quallleu &C
~ sald ouhee VINO sH.ul nolu the same un y
inc next general eieciioh Tor members OF me
Hcn'ru Assembly Nhen u successor snail he
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nation of ,bc term of fifteen wear. for which
ami, ind ~ ma, he elected II mi ! v,canC,
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NOTICE.

THIS is to give notice that the subscribers
| have obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Charles county, Maryland, letters Tes-
tameniary on tine personal estate of
CHARLES a. i. SHAW,
late Of said county, deceased All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, to the sub crib
er, on or before the 23rd day of March
next. They may otherwise by Law be excud-
ed from all benefit of said deceased estate.
Given under our hands this 23rd day Of
September, 1881.
NEALE F. SHAW,
JAMES II SHAW,
Executors Of Charles a. +. Shaw.
sep 23-4w
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Executors OF Charles 4. +. Shaw.
sep 23-4w
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FOR AsSoeIATE JUDGE.

WE are authorized to announce JOHN ".
w MITCHELL, E-q. Of this county As :,
candidate fer the position OF Associate Judge
of the Seventh Judicial Circuit.
inIN la.tf
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For Associate Judge.

TNHE Judicial Convention which met a: Up
per Marlboro on the ist day Of Scptem-
Der Instant, having fied to make nomina-
lions for tie Judges to be voted for at tine en-
suing election, announce myself as "A candl-
dte TOR Associate Judge-the position now
hold and solicit the suil'ragcs of the Voter;
Of the Seventh Judicial Circuit.
sep ste r. B. b. CHEW.
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SOLDIERS!

ID. o. Crane, Corner Ninth aud F. Streets,
Washington, b. c., attends to Pension and
Back Pay Bounty Claims collected. Con-
tested Land Claims Mineral and Agricultural,
attended to before the Department Of the In
terror and Supreme Court. Land Warrants,
Laud Scrip, aud Additional Homestea ds pur-
chased and sold.
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PATENTS.

F. A lehman, Solicitor of American and
Foreign Patents Washington, D. C. All bus
mess connected with Patents, shether hefor.
the Patent Office or the Courts, promptly at
tended to. No charge made unless patent
is secured Send for circular
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EsElEea BELGIAN
MASS MEETINGS
WILL BE HELD IN
CHARLES COUNTY:

Harris Lot, Thursday 18th Oct. 3 p. m.
Aliens Fresh, Friday 18th " ="
Cox's Station. A" /" 6
Dufheld, Saturday 18th " 3
Pisgah (Grunebarm's) Tuesday
18th /" 3
Doncaster, Wednesday 10Th " 3
Pomonkey (Gross) Thursday
Goth Z" 3
Pomfret (Robeys) Friday
21st d" 3
Waldorf, Saturday 22nd 3
The candidates and other speakers
vii be present.
BY order of Rep State Cen. Committee
for Charles county oct. t. f.
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FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGE.

NTESSRS. EDITORS Please announce
vi that Col. JOHN B. BROOKE of Prince
Geolges county is a candidate for Associate
Judge III the Seventh Judicial District Of Ma
ryand. LEX.
j. 2i-G
The daily gazette., 1881-12-01
A DiscreditabIe Excuse,

Mr.. Carl Schurtz says in the Evening
Post that he was opposed to the Pen
sion Arrears bill, aud thought II ought
to be vetoed. Still, he excuses Hayes
Tor not vetoing it, because, according
TO all ordinary rules Of probability, a
veto would not have any chance to pre-
vail, y since the bill passed both Houses
OF Congress "by msjoritios almost
amounting TO unanimous vote. -
That is very fitmsy excuse, but one
Characteristic OF its author. Did Hayes
really believe in the justice and propris.
ty OF the bill, or did he not? II he did
oil course he should have sighed Ii he did
not, and was an honest man he would
have vetoed 1t, nomatter how great had
been the mslorlties in its favor.
But Hayes was fraud ali through, and
weak, colorless, pharisaical politician.
lie did not dare to veto The bill. More.
over, he had for his Secretary of the In
terror man who would not hazard his
place by stoutly resisting the approval OF
an act which concerned bis own depart
ment, and which he now says he was at
the time opposed.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-01

Write to Mrs. Lydia f. Piukham, No.
~ Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass. for
pamphlsts relative to the curative prom
critics OF her Vegetable Compound in all
female complaints.
a countryman upon coming to see the
sights was taken by town friend to a
theatre. When the lights were down
aud the play had commenced he was of.
Tered the use Of an opera glass. Exam
lining 1t as closely as tia darkness would
permit, he. placed it to his mouth and
turned it Upward. Finding that no IL
auld was coming out oft, he handed il
pack In despair, saying;-aThere 5 not
single drap int"
salmon of fine quality reached Lon
don short time ago from the Tlyers
tbat empty into the sea on the coast of
Labrador. The steamship Diana, which
carried them, sailed from Glasgow In
June last, and during the month Of
august slowed away in the freezing
room some 5000 fish, weighing in ali
soout thirty one tons, or an average of
fourteen or fifteen pounds per fish. Wien
tDe refrigeratlng room was opened IN
London the salmon were found to be IN
perfect condition, and, on being cooked.
were pronounced excellent by all who
tasted them.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-01
Secretary Biains

The secre Lary of ,ho - Man
Convention read T vue iarllf Natonsl
"oih Dir Isl aine. 'o"lhg letter
"DepaI In eni of lSto,. u
e., Nov. 2s.- M y nn'",e' =" WdshioytonD.
man, &c.- NV ndo. n l, Houston, Chair.
duties prevent nv Va .oou; alI' My Official
at this time. an 'Ihas'ne hne Washington
saying somd thina. nsaice ,,,' deprived Of
glad TO say n your enn" "'en l would be
the opport lnity to ep,Sehtl9n snaSt il | had
note Of excl, Sc i canna, 'dh, a.. In a brief
or the shipping oues,i", u'seus' ", The Tariff
not omit tht exp,ess,n,4 ,, ana yet | will
at no previd us time Of om. ns oelleitbat
the plinciple b of nro,ee,,a,i 1nt country has
Industry be hn SO Un s,yonn .,i,. 70 American
oil the people as to day T"n !, n ahs masses
,nda ~ 'oheWhat determined by ~
tions nan phRiiude, hut those limi,a.
liz nrn,ao,, s passed away, and enthusia,.
All ..a.'iu 'l'sIs can now be found in
ana Inioa,l - well as in Massachusetts IN
i','np,s !. ,%, as well as In Pennsylvania A
no +" est and the South are ion.
hns1,s W. Ii ahd East In the commor
~ bo'.oi .hat some manufacturers sbonld
go. ~ encouraged and dev eloped in eyery
oeaee in tAe Union. | wish | conla
poaN "nM the same confidence in
sa'u 10 lhe prospects of Amencan
shipping, but | confess to some diS
V9uragement when | see the American
n.n'ster 1e brazil at this moment en-
iouVe 10 ~ % do Janeiro compelled ia
,eaSh his post by going first to Eng.
'auu Ut ance IN order 10 avail him.
self OF a line Of steamers Va "'n IN
paying 70 Btazil annually more than
Tao'ooo'oop IN gold coin to settle tina
Saiance oi trade against the United
~ brazil ln turn nds this money to
europe 10 pay Tor com muoditics which
we might, IN part at least, furnish
ner. IL is easy for the merchants of
nTazi' 10 each England aud France,
we nave never seen the wisdom Of
providing an easy mode for the same
merchandise to come to the Uuited
states. > long as we fail to do SO
the balance Of trade will Annually in
crease against us. II is idle to think
OF selling goods to a man unless yy,
first induce him 10 come INTO y6,
store. \ durs, very truly,
5... "JAMEs @. BLAINE
The daily gazette., 1881-12-01
A SAD AFFAIR.
A Hunter Mistakes a Mans Head
for n MuAkraf

LANCASTER, Nov. 30.-A sad acci
dent happened near Petersburg, this
county, about seven o CLOCK last evening.
William Knier, residing near the viii
lage, was hunting muskrats along Lit
tie Conestoga Creek, and, while lying
In wait for game at Hamaker's mill, Ma
than Grsybill also hunting muskrats,
came along.
At this m oment Knier raised his head,
and Gray bill mistaking 1t for rat in
the dim light, nred. A scream of agony
followed, and rushing forward Graybll
found that he had shot knier. The
whole charge entered his left eye,
forcing the ball from the socket. No
hopes are entertained for Kuier's recov-
cry. He has wife and two children.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-01
Undeserved Csnsure.

street Commissioner Lynch thinks,
and with perfect propriety, that the
censure visited upon him by the Board
OF Health last evening, for his man.
ner OF distributing the street sweep.
lngs, is entirely undeserved. In the
first place it is seldom these scrapings
contain anything injurious TO health.
and secondly, he disposes of them ia
accordance with the orders of the
street Committee of City Council.
under whose charge his department
is. Tue Board was doubtless a little
hasty in it's aciion last evening.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-01
Grand Concert.

The CONCERT In the Flrs, Presbyteran
Church, to+ morrow even ng, bids fair to
be one OF the best musical treat Of The
season. An excellent programme Las
been arranged, which will be rendered
by the CHOIR OF the church, assisted by
Mrs. Anna Stamn Smith, lae Of Pblla.
delphia, at d some of the best musical
talents OF Wilmington. Tickets only y
cents and Ihe proceeds are Tor the bele.
ilt OF the ladies Aid Society.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-01
RobbInk PhsIadeIphia,s Ta.paxer.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. D.-Allegations
are made against the administration of
the alnshouse by the Board of guardian
OF the foor. IL IL charged that the pay.
rolls OF the employees have been maptpI-
lated moneys drawn from the CITY
treasury To settle bills for food and
other necessities have been misappro.
priated supplies bought by mem bers of
the Board for their private use and
eharged TO the almshouse account, that
mechanics had been employed on prI-
vate Residences and the work char ed
TO the city. Five members and one ex.
member of the Board are alleged to be
In implicated.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-01
MUST PAY UP OR DIE.


|
The ImperIIed Kansas Bank
Onicers Intense Public Excite
ment.
A special dispatch from Hannewell,
Kan, says: The excitement at Caldwell
still continues at fever heat. Threats
are made, aud will be carried out, that
Danford must settle before to morrow or
die. At Hunnewell the cashier, Mr..
Bowers, settled mp with the depositors
| with collateral real estate, etc., and paid
up within 5000 Of the Indebtedness
This course has given satisfaction to
every one. The despoiits at Caldwell
were about SOC, 900. As all collsterals,
books, etc., were removed to Newton 1t
is impossible 20 tell how far they will 20
toward paying up. Danford has offered
to pay part, but the depositofs refused
to settle. A heavy guard watches Smith
and Danford day and night. Sheriff
Thralls started for Wellington TO day.
He says he can do nothing against
the mob, and it is with Danford to
settle or d o. The feeling is greatly
| aggravated by the fact that Danford
assigned all his real estate to Colonel
Head, of Emporia, on Saturday last,
and that he offered his guards 81 900
each, while being brought back, to let
him escape, and by tne removal of the
Caldwell property from the bank on
Saturday, which Smith took with him
to Newton, although deposits were
received up to the last minute. At a
meeting of the committee a determin-
cd officer waG sert after +. A. Tanner
with instructions to bring him at all
hazards. Tanner is thought to have
had something to do with the removal
of the collateral.
Danford told the cashier here that
he had just disposed of the Carbon
dale Bank. The bank building at
Lyndon was finished, but not opened
for business. 1t is reported, and be-
lieved, that Danford has disposed OF
the Hunnewell City bonds-Sl6, 600
Co some persons in New York. Mayor
Hughes and 4. NJ. Ford have gone
East to look after this. The cashier
here thinks the trouble entirely un>
called for, and blames the Caldwell
cashier for not keeping his New York
account up, as protested draft on
the Caldwell bank caused the run. All
the banks were doing WELL and aoth-
ing but crooked work could have
caused the failure.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-01
EngIa nd's IleetIon Frands

LONDON, Nov. 29.--Eleven persons,
including d solicitor, have been convc
ted Of bt berry In the Macclptield and
Sandwich Parliamentary elections.
They we're sentenced to terms Of lbpris.
onment vatyipg from six to two months
The election IN Macclrsfeld was. on pc.
titl0n, declared void In June, lss0. In
Sandwhich Mr.. Roberts was un,ea,ed,
on petition, in August 1850.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-01
Naval Department Reports.
WARRINGTON, Nov. %.

Secretary Hunt to day gave out for
publication The annual reports of the
bureau ON GERS OF the Naval Depart.
ment for tho ii -calyear. Sixty.nlne yes.
sells have bsen wholly or partially eq UP
rsh at an expenditure of S83, ,094 07, and
$3.50 so9I0 have been expended for IN a.
teflAis. among numerous recommen-
dations II one that the Naval Asy lum
at Philadelphia be removed to some
point on the seacoast.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-01
From the Philadelphia Times.
The Pension Fraud.

Public discussion on that colossal job
the "arrears of pensions" act, has taken
form so decisive that Congress will be
compelled to at least make an effort to
check the shameless robbery To which
this inconslderate legislation opened the
way. When the bill was passed the
men who framed it were made to be-
lieve that 1t would take but few mil
lions OF dollars from the public treasury
the maximum was $50, 100000 the
minimum $1,000 900.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-01
The Pension Arrears As..

There Is no doubt that this act of Con.
sress embodies one OF the most rascaly
swindles that demagogues ever Inflicted
on patient people.
We opposed this bill at every stage Of
hs course through Congress, and we op-
pose II now. 1t ought to be repealed.
The only way to deal with it is to cut
1t up, root aud branch. Clear the fraud
entirely out of the way.
After that is done, Congress should
pass carefully considered act to proyids
Tor paying pensions TO those who are
really and honestly entitled to them, and
cannot obtain them under the the previ-
GUS legislation. But first of ali, he
PENSION Arrears act should be repealed
IN. Y. Sun.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-01
Shooting the wrong General.

VIENNA, Nov. 30.-A letter from st.
Petersburg to the Vienna Press says
that Nlcolai Sanko~sky intended to
shoot General lgnatief and not Genera
Tehereine at the Ministry of the Inter
ior on the 26th instant. General Igna
tief had only just left the room where
the commission for mitigating The sen
fences OF exiles was sitting or he would
have received from Sankowsky letter
an interview.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-01

The fairest faces are sometimes mar
red by myriads of pimples, aud markings
OF letter or ffeckles, which are readily
removed by popular toilet dressing,
known as DR.. Benson's Skin Cure.
Even scroiulous ulcers yield TO ii.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-01
Fixing vandeyer Ayen..

street Commissioner Lynch is now
onsy with carpenters and laborers
p'aah'ng VahdeVsr avenue, so as to put
1t IN good travelling condition. Ths
worst portion OF the avenue, covering a
distance OF about 1000 feet, which was in
horrible condition, hub deep in mud /,
Is oeiog covered with plankinp. thTee
inches thick and about twenty feet In
length. 1t Will take probably Two more
days TO finish the planking, but the nor.
noh OF II already down can be travelled
over with facility, and the remainder of
lhe bad portion Is not so terribly cnt NJ,
ont what teams Can manage to worry
through without a great deal of tronhis
W hen ihe pianking is Completed The
aVenne Will be Ia such first -class condi.
lion that The district over the Brandy-
wine can be reached with aim ost as M nob
facility as though the Eleventh stfeei
bridge was completed. Street Commls.
s,oher Lynch deserves great credit for
tue prompt manner IN which he ~ exe.
cutting this important work.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-01
BLACK GOODS.

Our black goods COM
mand attention, on account
of quality, shade and prices.
A good all-wool cashmere
for As cents Crepe Wells from
S1.75 upwards, at
w. M. Kenard & Co.'S
The daily gazette., 1881-12-01
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This remedy IL not cheap Bensine
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Being purely vegetable remedy, it is safe
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N0Lice To The PnhIie

The public ere herebu cauttanaa
against sending any Money or Or.
ders TO NUNEs d CO., s:B \ assua Sf..
New York city. az authorized by Me
LOUISIANA STATE Lottery Company 10 seu ia
1tcsets. They are flooding the country
Uith Bogus Circulars parportia0 10 b.
Of The Louisiana State Lottery COnpa,,u.
and are frauduiently representing fhem,
selves az as Agents. They have no d,ttIt9Tttu
rom Mts eonipdny TO sell Us Tickets, and are
motifs agents for any Darpose.
MAZDA UPHTN,
Pres. Lo,ttsidna State Lottery Co.
NEW ORLEANS, LA. ;, July 4, 1881.
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HArEsyILLE. Ohio. Fah II ,s.o

HAYEsvILLE, Ohio, Feb. IL, 1880.
1 am very glad to say have tried Hon
Bitters, and never took anything that
DID me as much good. | only took two
Dott es and would not take 500 for
sne good they did me. | recommend
fhem to my patients, AMI get the best
results from their use.
@. B. MERCER, ". ID.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-01
Merillo ests.

w. M. Kennard & Co.
have a line of misses merino
vests, which they are selling
from IS to 37t cents, ac-
cordlng to the sizes. A
good vest for ladies' at 50
cents.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-01
CosSAM Err.

This stock is always COM
Plete in all sizes, and quail
ties, from s. IS to So 90, at
W. M. Kennard & Co.'S
The daily gazette., 1881-12-01

Miss Mamie Lee, aged 1G years.
one OF the principal performers in
Lee q Co.'s ghost show started
10 elope from Cristisld, Nd. Monday
last, with young man residing in n
village not far distant bat was
apprehended on a railroad train
through a dispatch from her parents
and returned TO them.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-01
THIRD EDITION
AanARIAN CRIME In IRELAND.

Three Rent Payers Fired upon
Cows and Sheep Mutilated and
Killed.
LONDON, Nov. 30.-Three tenants on
Lord Kenmare's estate In Millstreet,
County, Cork, were fired at last even
Ing and wounded. The tenants had
paid their rents. Three cows belonging
to rent paying former near Fearns,
County Cork, were found ripped open
This class OF outrage Is increasing. Lord
Doneraile has discharged all the labor
ers on his estate because he was unable
to discover who battered an entire flock
of sheep to death. Opposition to rent
paying Is especially marked In County
Limerick. The Sheriff holds 800 writs
of eviction against tenants Tor rent
due.
LONDON, Nov. 30.-Mr. Henry, Chair
man Of the Commission OF Tuilamore,
Kings County, has been released from
Mas prison.
One thousand tenants in Roscommon
have refused to pay rent. They declare
that they will not apply to the Land
Court. .-... --
The daily gazette., 1881-12-01
LADIES COATS.

We have made preparations to do
a large coat trade, The ladies will
find our usual fine line of imported
coats and cloaking cloths.