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The daily gazette., 1878-11-27
A SslGNEE'S SALE
IA OF
REAL ESTATE AND STOCK.

VIII be sold at public sale, at the auction
rooms of L. w. Stidham son, No. Ill f,
Fourth street In the city of Wilmington
In the State of Delaware, on Friday, the
18th dag of November, A. ID 1873, NJ 80
O'Clock p. IN. The TO lowing described real
estate in the city of Wilmington aforesaid,
to wit;
Ne. 1. A lot of land on The northerly side
OF Gilpin avenue, at the dist nee of 1l3 feet
easterly from Van Buren, street. being 81
feet and inches in front and extending of
the same width northerly l5U feet deep.
No. 2. A lot of land on the northeI ly side
of Railroad ave-. at the distance of 150 feet
soutberly from Twelfth street running
westerly parallel with Twelfth street 1875
feet, southerly parallel with Head str, ct 25
feet, ea5lerly parallel with Twelfth street
liz feet and inches, to said side of said
avenue, and thence with the same north
easterly to the place of beginning.
No. g. lot OF land, with a three-story
brick dwelling house thereon erected. ON
the westerly SIDE of Jefferson stree t, at the
distance of II feet southerly from seventh
street running westerly parallel toSeventh
street. 81 feet TO the easterly side of Wind
sor street. thence thereby southerly 10 feet
and inches, TO the nortnerly side of
feet wide alley, thence along said alley
easterly parallel to Seventh street 40 feet,
thence along said alley southerly feet and
inches, thence easterly parallel with
son street, and thence thereby northerly l6
feet to tho place of beginning, with the use
OF said alley in common with Others.
subject to mortgage for $4,000, with in
terest from July 2lst, 1873. Principal pay
able in 1883,
Also 30 shares of Stock of The Masonic
Hall Company OF Wilmington.
TERMS: Ten per cent cash on day of
sale, balance 8 months no with approved
endorser, LEWIS r. SPRINGER.
ISAAC ". LLOYD.
Assignees OF Jacob Jefferis aud Edmund
@. Jefferis. l.. W. SrIDHAM d Son.
novN-lt AuctiOneers.
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Historical Society.

The Historical Society held an ad.journ-
ed meeting last evening, in the Society 5
building, Market street, below Tenth.
DR.. Johnson, from the committee on
repairs, reported that the roof had been
thoroughly repaired in an excellent man.
ner, also that the heater which was re-
Gently put in worked in a very satistac-
tory manner.
1t was also reported that the society
has now the satisfaction of being in pos
session of building that is perfectly fire
proof and persons having valuable books
or papers of historical interest may place
them here without danger of destruction
by fire.
il In relation to the holding of the an
nual meeting the committee having that
matter in hand reported that the time
decided upon was the evening of the first
Friday in Decem ber, (6th) at which time
the society hopes to be able to offer the
people sufficient inducement to draw a
large audience.
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Reception This Evening.

The sixteenth annual reception of the
Shields Library Association takes place
this evening at the Institute Hall. The
committee in charge have neither spared
time or expense to make this the grand.
est ball that has ever been given in this
city.
The room WILDE handsomely decorated
and will be something worth seeing to be
appreciated. First class music has been
engaged, and in fact the minut.st thing
that will tend to the pleasure aud COM
tori of the guest has been attended to.
The programme to be presented 10 the
ladies on tue grand march is one of the
finest that has ever been seen in this
CITY.
sold, il will be the largest ball thls sea-
son.
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Pregramme OF Music.

The following is the programe Of music
in Trinity Chapel at the morning service
on Thanksgiving Day. Opening anthem,
"Let the people praise Thee, o God" by
William Carter. Thanksgiving Day
Cantlcle, "Praise ye the Lord by DR..
w. Hayes. ale Deum" and ''Inbitate''
by Arthur S. Sullivan. "Kyrie" and
"Glorias" by G. l. Frost. THANKSGIVING
Anthem, 'Singing the reapers homeward
come," by w. II. Gill. Thanksgiving
Hymns, by Conrad Kocher and DIR.
Gauntlet. Glorias, by N b. Warren, j.
A. Cornell and DR.. William Ii. Walter.
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Death of n Religeusc.

Sister Mary Francis de Sales, Of thu
Immaculate Heart, died at Villa Maria
on Saturday evening, in the tenth year o.
her profession to the religious life. Fol
the past five years she was in failing
health, but such was her devotion to duty
and her strength of resolve, that she would
moi inte1nit her teaching un II obliged to
do so, more by the positive commands OF
her superiors than by her fast waning
strength. She was true imi ator of the
gentle saint whose name she had adop cd
in the unvarying sweetness and patience
with which she bore her sickness, and in
the humble and obedient spirit with which
she fulfilled her sacred vocation.
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Temperance.

There was a large attendance at the M.
S. r. A. meeting last evening. William
Sutton presiding, Elwood Hill leading the
The choir. The exercises opened with
singing by the choir, followed by reading
of the scriptures and prayer by Elder
George R. Kramer. Addresses were de-
livered by Messrs. Smedley, Cook, Whe-
Ian, Morrow and Kramer.
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Wilmington Markets.
giLxINGToN. Dell, Nov. q, 1873.
ealOns at the Brandywine Mills for
rp1 Drain C0rracta1 Daily.
8lLAuELPHIA MARK ETS.

Wednesday,. November 26, +. M:
I.-R-The market is more active, and
bar irmer. sales o 400 barrels in
u. Minnesota extra, at "a 25 for low
.hAi, fo- fancy; Pennsylvania do.
lA5Nr medium up to 81 rs for fancy;
". DO do at ~ IS for low up To IS IS
"! aud patent and other high
stsi jOa7 50 Rye Flour Is quiet At
1 -Whea' was a"uve and rather
sIe NJ 70,0O0 bushels, including
Eh3a 9!c; led AT 81 " a O5; No.
l.'yalor. at 81 O6k am ber In grain
Ghoial O6. and white At 81 06a vs.;
.iHh teal 0G&, lee. u kal o. u
Nh quiet and steady at soc for
As. sL6c, for Western, and 81 q OF X
|ft1y1ni,. Corn Is in fair demand
N@ were frmer. sal "a of 25,OOO
tAi-tu ling new ,iected at So u SIC;
INl VA i3 new Western, mixed al
i'S new yellow, teamer, NJ 40a4'c;
aaern mixed at 45c, and old yellow
II OAls are less active. but choice
Fshe aeld iirmly. Sales OF 5000 bush
s mixed at n 25c, and white at
lhe receipts to-day were ~ fol
~ barrels nour, 45,i00 bushels
Il h'u bushels corn, 1000 bushels OF
" bushels oats, 1000 bushels barley
,faels of Malt, and i75 barrels of
sIT-ltO barrels OF Western IRON
EAU 70 per gallon,
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Mr.. G. Poppenhusen, Hamburg.
MT. Emil Bloch, Clarksvllle, Tenn.
Miss Il. Konigs, Crefeld, Ger.
Mr.. w. s. Adams, Springfield. Mass.
Mrs. Clementine S. de Friere and faIni-
ly, Washington.
Miss Victoria de Friere, Washington.
Mr.. H. Muller, Germany.
Mr Jacob Kaufman, Germany.
NO PHILADELPHIANs ON BOARD.
None of the cabin passenpers were
residents OF Phila The Clymer FAM.
ly, which was on board the ill.fated YES
sci, were registered as being from Phila-
deiphia, but they were all residents of
leading, Pa, and nearly related to Hon.
aiester CIymer, member of CONGRESS-
from the Berks county district.
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Died.

DOBB-At New Castle. on the morning or
9th year of his age
The relatives and friends of the family.
and mem bers of the Masonic fraterrify
are In vited to attend the funeral from his
late residence, Wednesday afternoon at 8
TOWNS.-At Gloucester Citv. on tbe oar,
day OF November. James Reed Towns
In the I'D year of his age.
Interment at Hickory Grove, New Cas-
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The United States.

is now composed of 38 states and Terri
ritories. and the population OF the country
is atout 20 ,O0J, 900 there are 20 900 Doctors
or to every 100 OF the adult population;
Hsw do they all live? Well, we will tell
you. BY giving you drugs which are only
TEN porarS in their effec S. But an honest
man is in existence, and DR.. ". W. Blan-
chard has given you his Blood and Nerve
Food, that by using 1t, physicians are o;
no further use-you become strong ana
well. Thousands testify to It's merits
nov25.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-27

reign TelegraphIc Summary

steamship Pomnerania was sunk
|-''y night by collision during a fog
lNebh bark in the English chan-
atolhestone. Forty or fifty lives
'"Tyeito have been lost. The cap
"" believed to have gone down
Ew'eck, but a dispatch dated this
|'l' 'ays he was picked up by a
''Fa'ler- During a fog at Liver
crowded ierryboat collided with a
panic ensued on the ferryboat
F'''al persons jumped overheard
''a'dFown-d-The conflict between
-s'o'ilungarian cabinet and Par
VA eontlnues-W histlea, the paint
'"'Sued Ruskin, the critic, got one
~ lalnages-No diplomatic rup'
tween Prussia aud Denmark ha.
!, ''4 nut there is some uneasiness-
'y''cr y tribes of Afghanistan in the
," 'ue British advance are submit
'4r'y-The Roumanians are now
TaS the Dobrudscha-Berlin, it Ii
\, ~" Oe declared in a state of siege
' 'ae soci dist law.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-27
FRIENDLY VISIT.

On Monday evening next, Justice
Ledge, No. 1s6, 1. o. o. F., of Philadel-
phis. VIII pay friendly visit to Della
ware kodge N. 1, of this city,as return
ior The visit made to them In September
last by Delaware Lodge. A pleasant
time is expected
The daily gazette., 1878-11-27
MarShaIss Sale

This morning U. S. Marshal McMullen
sold at public sale, the sloop Pettiguan,-
Scem, which was abandoned on the 23rd
chaser, the price paid being $50.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
N the District Court of the United States
l. for the District of Delaware.

III FS1JI T1sE-
l. for the District of Delaware.
In the Matter of WILLIAM a MEM
DIM ALL. Bankrupt.-1n Bankruptcy.
AT wilmington, In said District on the
zZnd day OF November, A. d. u, 1878.
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE, ss:
Noti is hereby given that a Petition
has been filed in said court by William q.
m men9inhali, OF Whining on, in the Coun-
W of New Castle, in said District. duIy de-
clared Bankrupt under the act of Con
gress OF March 2, 1871, for a discharge, and
certificate thereof, from all his debts and
otner claims provable under said act, and
that the sixth day OF De Gem ber. 1S7s. at II
O'Clock, a. M. is assigned for the hearing
OF the same; at Wilmington aforesaid.
when d where you may attend and show
cause II any you have, why the prayer of
SAID Petition should not be granted.
8. REDMOND SMITH.
Clerk Of the U. y. District Coura, Della.
ware District. novo6 a.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-27

|, STREET YESTERDAY The
iva 'Ae' Was active and irregular.
- ,dn, "loFe active, ,huctuating between
Government bonds were
!, ''' ~ aull and railroads irregular.
y" call was easy at 81 a % per
The daily gazette., 1878-11-27

AhhEST OF MRS. DODSON.
S'S SuaS Constable Rose, proceeded
n nY,e''own, and visiting the farm OF
,,v ron, arrested Mrs. Dodson, who
n, I-''a In the shooting of the negro
!, YOasS' The Constable left Chester
n ~ 'ne afternoon train for Town
4, 'D''e he remained during the
,,.a a~O'eins they left Townsend and
ty, sew Castle at l1:5O o'clock,
.,,, i.n DoaSon was locked up in the
The daily gazette., 1878-11-27
lhdications for To-Day.

We Middle Atlantic States, this
rseloudy Uedther, fretuent rain
NTaTesterly ceering % warmer
Fruids, i0wer pressure.
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-, Ahe New Church.

|ta, pa',or =, the Covenant, Rev. j. l..
Faorrow ', n, 10. Thanksgiving services
sGS3O Vo'oo no'oo q, LII. Prayer meet
Pa to,morvoil o,momUhadwicks Museum will be
Eepioa ato%, of W.. Thanksgiving, for the
~ been sa ", visitors. New additions
tla Thsna1ed hsaaed for the occasion. 1t is
EaSar.." ."a'lksgiving it will bo seen in
The daily gazette., 1878-11-27

Hon. II. w. Cobb, Governor-elect of
Alabama, will be inaugerated With i'm
no ling ceremonies to-day.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-27
FIRST EDITION.
..,isI and Commercial.

r,,xrxaroH, Del, Nov. u 1913
xiI nuotations furnished by
wi sTSA ro CLAYTON House Building
on NJ bel, at 70 N. to-day!
SrocR QUOTATIONS.
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six-Penny Business in New York.

New YORK, March 2S.-Early this morning
crowd began assembling in front of the Six
Penny Savings bank, and by noon it had swelled
to about 1000. Every approach was strongly
guarded and only stockholders and officers
were admitted. 1t was learned that quite q
number eff persons keeping stores on Third and
Fourth avenues and Broadway, in the immedi-
ate neighborhood, had deposit and discount
business with the bank, and drew out their
money when needed on checks and without
presenting their books. The secretary of the
neighboring savings bank said it was know for
some time past that the six-penny bank did
that sort of business, knowing that it was con-
trary to the spirit of the law regarding savings
institutions. His impression was they would
pay about 80 cents on the dollar. Much indig-
nation was expressed by the crowd at rumor
that the bank continued payments yesterday
to favored depositors for nearly three hours
after the injunction to close had been served.
The officers will be held responsible by deposit
tors if the facts reported are true
New YORK. March 28.-The depositors in the
Six Penny saving bank met tonight. COM
mittee was appointed to wait on the district
attorney and learn if it was possible to procure
indictments against the bank officers on charge
for perjury.
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TIE CONSISTORY.

Scotch Episcopates and American Bishops
Appointed---The Red Hat Conferred on
Cardinal McCloskey.
ROME, March pa consistory was held at
the Vatican to-day. The Pope delivered an al
locution and then nominated the Scotch Epis-
copates. as follows: Right Rev. John Strain,
D. D., Metropolitan Archbishop of st. Andrews
at Edinburg: Charles Eyre, Archbishop of
Glasgow; Macdonald, Bishop of Aberdeen; Nc
Laehlin, Bishop of Galloway; Macdonald,
Bishop of Argyle; Rev. Rigg, Bishop of Dun
kald.
His holiness then appointed Father Chaterd,
rector of the American college at Rome, Bishop
Of Vincennes, and Father Reave, Bishop of
Richmond.
He then made the profession of faith accord
ing to the established usage, and took the oath
to the apostolic constitution. Finally he con-
ferrcd the hat on Cardinal McC loskey, who, after
the consistory, had a private audience with the
pOna
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THE GREAT FRAUD.

The State of Maryland to Sue for a judicial
Declaration of the Result of the Late
Presidential Election.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, March 28.-The House of
Delegates to-day by vote of 46 yeas to %
nays, passed the joint resolution offered by
Montgomery Blair on the 18th Of March, in
structing the attorney general of the State to
exhibit bill to the supreme court in behalf of
the State of Maryland, praying the court to re-
wise the decision of the electoral commission,
and declare Tilden and Hendricks legally
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-29

contract for inland mail transportation, other
than by railroads and steamboats,, and except
for temporary service, the postmaster general
shall cause to be published, in not more than
ten newspapers, in the State or Territory in
which the service is to be performed, notice
in displayed type not exceeding six inches of
space that proposals will be received and de-
tailed information furnished by the depart
ment within . specified time, and no other adj
vertisement shall be required. The House pro-
hibition of sub-letting is modified by the Senate
committee SO as to provide that no contracts
for mail service shall be sub-let without the
consent in writing Of the postmaster
general, and in case any contractor
subjects his contract without this consent his
contract shall be considered as terminated and
the route shall be again advertised. Copies of
contracts for sub-letting must also be fled in
general and notice be given to thesixth auditor
of the treasury, who shall thenoeforth make
direct payments of the amounts specified to the
sub contractors, and pay the original contrac-
tors no more than the balance remaining unless
satisfactory evidence be furnished that they
have made settlements between themselves.
The Senate committee also incorporate into this
measure the following provisions: Hereafter
all advertisements, notices of proposals
for contracts and all other forms
of advertising required by law in the
executive and judicial departments of the gov
eCnmenC may De palQ 1Or. NJ Price not 70 eX-
coed the commercial rates charged to private
individuals, but heads of departments, or their
authorized agents, may secure lower terms at
special rates whenever the public interest re-
quires it. All newspapers or other publica-
tions in which said advertising shall be insert
ed, shall file with each department certificate
of their commercial rates as aforesaid, and all
accounts against the United States for adver-
tising shall be audited and paid at rate not
to exceed such certified rates on file; provided,
that all advertising in newspapers since the
10th of April 1877, shall be audited and paid
at like rates.
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St. Louis Billiard Tournament.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, March 29.-The billiard tour
nament which has been in progress here for a
week past, and which has resulted in two most
remarkable, games of billiards ever played,
closed tonight, SO far as regular games go,
with contest between Dion and Slosson, which
was won by Dion 600 to SIT. Winners aver
age, ~ l8-49; best runs, IS and 68. Losers
average, 1038-48. The best runs ~ and g.. Dion
and Schaeffer won first money, and will play off
tomorrow night. Gallagher gets third money.
g. W. Mccullough, of Brunswick and Bake
manufacturing company has offered purse of
tournament and schaeffer and Gallagher on, on
one side, and Slosson and Dion on the other
will contest for it Saturday night,
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Last of the Cuban Rebellion.

NEW York, March pa letter from Havana
March 23d. has the following: The surrender
of insurgents armed and unarmed, continues
in different portions of the island, and only
one of the prominent chiefs. named Maceo, is
still holding out in the mountains of tho
eastern department with, it is said, about 400
followers.
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Miscelln,.e0sxs.

WASHINGTON, March 28.-Charles II. Moulton,
the twice absconded real estate broker who was
rearrested in London, has returned, in COM
pany with one Of the sureties on his bail bond,
and has been transferred to the law officers.
The President, on recommendation Of Com
missioner Raum, has approved the joint reso-
luton providing that the tax on all distilled
spirits hereafter entered for deposit in distilery
warehouses, shall be due and payable before
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Funeral of Judge Leonard.

NEW YORK, March 28.-The remains Of the
late John G. Leonard, member of the House of
Representatives, from Louisiana, who died
recently in Cuba arrived at this port to-day
in the steamship Saratoga, from Havana. The
body will be taken to Westchester, Pa, the
former home of the late Representative, for
burial, accompanied by joint Congressional
committee appointed to attend the burial.
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The Attorney General Has No Opinions for
Congress.

The attorney General Has No Opinions for
Congress.
WASHINGTON, March 28.-In reply to the
House resolution of March 10th, requesting
the United States attorney general to inform
opinion, the annual appointment of ten cadets
at large, made by the President, respectively,
to the military and naval academy, have been
in pursuance of law, or by custom, and how
long it has been construed as establishing such
power of appointment the attorney general
to-day sent communication to the House, in
which he says: understand that the object
of this resolution is not to elicit the facts
nected with the appointments referred to in it,
as If so, it would, no doubt, have been adj
dressed to that department, the means of OBJ
tanning such facts being there, and not in this
department.. It is therefore desired, as I UNI
derstand that should render a legal opinion
upon the subject to which the resolution
refers. In that view ! must reply that am
not at liberty to furnish the legal opinion con-
templated. The authority of the attorney gen.
eral to render his official opinion is limited by
the law which created and defined his Office
and does not permit him to give advice at the
call of either House of Congress, or of Con-
gress ITSELF but only to the President, the
head of an executive department. of the gov
to calls for legal opinions coming from sources
other than those prescribed by law, was early
in the history of the government, suggested to
the House Of Representatives by the then
attorney general, Mr.. Writ, and no charge in
this respect has been made by the law creating
the department of justice. The view thus
taken has been invariably observed by
my predecessors, including Attorney
Generals Terry, Crittenden, Bates, Evarts and
Williams. feel that neither my high respect
nor my earnest desire to comply with any re-
quest that it might make, would warrant de-
parture in the present instance from the law
and precedents which have heretofore been es-
L kahliahad
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Democratic Nomination. at winona.

[SpeclaI Telegram to the Globe.l
W1NoNA, Mimi, March 28.-The Democratic
city convention last night nominated NJ. Ralphe
and G. w. Willis for Justices of the peace af-
ter long contest. The Democrats of the
fourth ward last night put independents in the
field for alderman and school directors.
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Il BLACK HILLS FITNESS.

He Tries to Shoot Lawyer for Personal
Question.
DEADwooD. D. T., March 28.-During the
trial of an important mining suit to-day, in the
circuit court, one of the witnesses, thinking
the question of W. h. Daggett, attorney and
ex-Congressman from Montana, was too perso-
nal, drew six-shooter on him, but wasiprevent-
ed from using it by the bystanders. The wit
ness was fined for contempt of court.
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A Turf Circuit--Compromisin With a
Debtor.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 2s.-Leading turfmen
of the West met here to-day, and made prelim-
mary arrangements for grand Western cir
circuit, comprising the following cities: Mil
waukee, Chicago, st. Louis, Cincinnati, Colum-
bus, Toledo, and Cleveland. The dates,
amounts of premiums, and other details will
be arranged tomorrow. 1t is stated that the
success of the venture is undoubted.
The creditors of Henry Greenbaum, to-
day, by large vote, decided to accept his
offer of compromise for Is cents on the dollar.
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AT WASHINGTON.
ADMISSION OF DEAN OF MAssACHU-
SETS TO THE HOUSE.

Amended-A Cheyenne Railway Project
Thompson and Sherman Deny Quarreling
Now Regulations for Mail Lettings and
Government Advertising-New Mail C1as-
sification-Whisky, Tobacco and Cigar
Taxes-A Pension for General Shields
Col. WorthiDgton's Petition.
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Paris Exhibits-A Reminder of Robeson's
Reign.

New YORK, March 28.-The United States
ship Constellation, with about 600 tons Of goods
for the Paris exposition, sailed from the navy
yard yesterday, and expects to reach Havre
April Goth. There still remains about GOO tons
of exhibits to be sent by the French line of
steamers. The steam sloop-of-war Wyoming
went into dry dock Tuesday night, and yester-
day gang of caulkers and ship carpenters
were employed upon her. The copper was
stripped off her about six feet below the water
line, and the seams were found to need re-
caulking. The planking in several places was
found to be quite rotten, and places were taken
out and replaced.
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Mail Lettings and Governn.ent Adver.fs-

WASHINGTON, March 28.-The House bill to
regulate advertisements Of mail lettings, as
amended by the Senate committee on post-of-
fees. to-day, provides that before making