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such a law, 451, 825, 895, 864; favorable report
of such a bill and first, 901.

DA VIS LITTLETON—Leave to allow him to clear his land-
ing of oyster shells with dredges, 849.

DENNIS WHEATLEY—See "Worcester county."
DETRICF LEWIS—See "Eichelberger Grayson."

DEAF AND DUMB—Petitions for a State Asylum, 497,
573, 589, 694, 648.

Leave to incorporate the Maryland Institute for
the education of the, 652; favorable report and
first, 666, recommitted, 697; reported back, 928;
second and third and passed, 1055; returned with
amendments and passed, 1110.

Protest against incorporating an Asylum for
Deaf Mutes, 995.

I)E LA CAMP JOHN—See ''Boundary."
DEVECMON WILLIAM—See "Brydon William A."
DEETER JACOB—Petition asking for a pension, 897.

DEEDS AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS—See "Justices of
the Peace."

DISTRESS FOR RENT—See "Landlord and Tenant."

DIVORCES—Leave to amend section 25, article 16, Code
General 110; unfavorable report and first, 127;
exacting clause struck out, 199.

DIGEST OF DECISIONS OF THE COURT OF AP-
PEALS AND U. S. SUPREME COURT—Pe-
tition of Lewis Mayer for the purchase by the
State, 48; favorable report of a bill, 419; second,
608; third and passed, 636; returned with amend-
ments and passed, 1017.

DIFFY ALEXANDER—His. petition for a pension, 67.—
See "Pensions."

DELL THOMAS E.—Favorable report of a bill to pay his
claim and first, 415; second and third and passed,
633; returned passed, 840.

DISSECTIONS—Leave to report a bill legalizing them,
499.

DODSON RICHARD—Leave to change his name, 179; fa-

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