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NOTICE TO WATER RENrERs.-

NOTICE TO WATER RENTERS
~ The bills for 1852 are now ready and
payable at the Registrars Once s. W.
corner Sixth and King streets. The law
requires for all oils on or before JRn.
usry Slst, 1882 the lace OF the bill those
paid curing the month Of February five
per cent. additional; those paid during
the month IF March ten per cent. addl-
LlOnal. aud any amount remaining IN
paid after April lat, 1882 the X, gislrRr IN
required To have the ferruies Withdrawn
and suit instituted for the recovery OF
the amount due. and the water viii Lot
be let into such premises until snch ar
rears with assessments and 900 for
drawing lei rules aIe paid.
Oihcs hours from "A. M. To y. m.
THOMAS NJ. OGLE,
decl-2m Registrar.
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0beDoiIpGo,ett
.. ?. 50n asoN. EaIler . ProprIslor

THE DAILY GAZETTE is publish
~ every afternoon Sunday excepted, }
~ 80 Market street, and served by car
flera 70 subscribers In all parts OF the city
and surrounding towns and villages, for
ok cents week paya weekly. Yearly
eubocr ibers, - IN advance. II Is the only
Democratic Daily paper In the City or
state and has large aud Increasing cir
ufaticn,
The DELAWARE GAZETTE, satab-
llshed In I7S4, IL the largest and most
noqrlshing weekly paper In the State,
aud has = larger circulation than any
other ON the Peninsula. publfshed every
Ihursday afternoon, At q per year In ADJ
vance.
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banks, or the laborers IN our shops.
A great fault lies in their being too
few good Industrious officers and a
legion Of drones.
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Fer SALE AND RENT.

EOR RENT.-Near Brandywlne
l. springs, small place contain ing
six acres, with good Duildings. The place
Is within few minutes walk Of Green
bank station on the Delaware Western Il.
X. Apply TO
GEORGE NJ. BRA MBLF,
Near Delaware Junction.
jRn24-2td&wtf
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He Spoke from Experience.
MoblLE. AIa. Feh. 21. 1880

MoBlLEI Ala Feb, q, 1880.
d. H. WARMER 81 Co.: Sirs-I
ave hetn taking your Safe Kidney and
| liver Cure for BTighps Disease and find
1t the best l ever saw or heard Of.
DAVID BOWLING,
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Es0R SALE.-A building lot on the g.
II w. corner OF Stroud street and Rail-
road Avenue, near the locomotive house
of the Wilmington q Western r., R., 81
feet front on ON II. X. Avenue, and 81 feet
mont on Stroud street, West Wilmington.
Apply at this office. n.
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NOTICE.
TO THE CITIZENS OF WILMINGTON
THE WILMINGTON
ODORLENO EXCAVATING COMPANY
M o.

N O. 9,
Is now prepared to receive orders for
cleaning CEsSPooLs PROMPTLY AND
WITH DESPATCH. Their machinery
is all new and OF the latest improve
ments. All wells cleansed without any
annoy ance whatever.
Orders left at 3II KING STREET will
receive prompt attention. oct2S.6m
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LNOR SALE. The store and dwelling
II No. liz Market street. The house
consists OF restaurant with back aud
mont vaults: store and dwelling consists
Of dining room, Kitchen first floor; par
lot, three Chambers and bath, hot and
on third door, two ON fourth floor, all
with good closets; house in good order;
good cellar attached to dwelling. Lot
2SxS by 9lx6. Terms easy. Apply 10
VIM. fl. QUINN.
Janl8-lH l22 Market street.
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NOR SALE.-buiIding lot 100 feet
II inches front on south side of Beech
street; 50 ieet front on Van Buren, street
and 6l feet front on Maryland Avenue
fronts on the city line, and lies in Chris.
tiana Id. Apply ut this offiee. IT.
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LHoR sALE.-Three adjoining lots, on
n A street. 50 feet by 81 feet 9 inehes.
and 70 II. on Goodman street 100 feet deep:
near Railroad Avenue, South side,
Also, one lot on Thirteenth street, near
Aeald street. Apply at IlB Market street,
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PUBLIC sALE.
The undersigned will sell at public
auction on The farm ofF b. DAVIS on The
Ahcaster P.keI one mile from VIII
IUEsDAY, January sIst, 1882.
at O'Clock p. NJ. sharp,
4superior fsrm or driving horses: Nj.
brown TALON, years old thus pring
coming; NO, z, brown mare q.
Win loa can trot close 10 Dr.
mlnutesi No. ., bay mare good ~
hsrm or cart mare, Will weigh AlE4~
ISOg pounds coming years Old tnls
spI ing No. 4. sorrtl horse, a coed DRAFT
horse yelll ling colt, 81 .cKhawk stock /;
sAss----sN 10 selected mllch cpws, some
81 iAN Ia prehi, the balance Will be
wv i1 proit by the day OF sale 1
-A~4A-~&G Dull GINNING Eye n old; good
ssOeA pigs, Chester county whites aud
BERKSHIRE, twenty par q chickens, 1
jump seat s6rrla.t, / carriage pole 70
sun, milk wagons, ! neany new trot-
ling WAGONS twO-hUrse iArm wagon,
gram dIiiis. Blcklord nj Hoffman,
phohpnate attachment, nearly new ona
IAN, corn she Ter, thrasheT and sha ksT, |
good belt | Telegraph hay cutter with
hand or hers power, roller, nearly new;
piows, . cultivators, pair of twin har-
rows, wee barrow, grain cradle moginR
scythet, Aels OF Stage harness, z sets OF
pow harness, / set vi light carnage mar
ness. SETS " heavy Carriage harness
neatly new, made 10 order / set Of cart
harness, 1 grlndstone, shovels, spadeF,
foT Ks, rake s, hoes, 1 set OF new carriage
Wheeiti lot OF carriB9e rims, vinegar by
tue ga.lor, lot OF barrels, | feed chest, 10
acres Of wheat Ia the ground corn bv tue
bushel aud many other articles to- tedI.
Gus 10 mention.
Terms All sums of $50 and under cash;
all sums over t4at amount a credit
Of six IN nths viii be given BY The pur-
chaser living bankAbie mole with an
al proved security.
MARTIN HkNDRICK.
T. " stldham a son, Auct.
Jan26. ltwR
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noe RE0IsTER NOTICE.

All persons owning or having dogs
about their premises, are required 70
nave them registered between the LIST and
.0th days OF January. After the latter
date the ordinances Will De strictly en-
forced against unregistered dogs.
WILLIAM J. MAXWELL,
decl9t-feb2J Chief OF Police.
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DOR RENr.-The large three-stOry
i store and dwelling, No. sE3 Market
street. Possession on 25LD OF March,
Apply to G. p. JOHNSON,
II l6 Markef afraaf
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NOTACE.-Notice II hereby given that
N the annual meeting OF the stockhoI-
ders OF THE Wilmington Navigation
Company" will be held at No. 8o3 Market
street Wilmington. Delaware, on Thurs
day, the second day OF February, 1882,
between the hours OF 2 and O'CLOCK y.
M, for the purpose OF electiug three d.
rectors 10 serve for three years.
JOHN A. GRIFFIN,
dec29-tm President.
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MnTlrE We hare 1000
NU tIU6s to loan at 8 per cent. on
CITY PROPERTY IN LARGE OR SMALL
AMOUNTS. HEALD AZ co.
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Rods, Curtains,
Largest and cheapest line OF STAIR
Table and Floor OIL Cloths, Lamps,
Lanterns, Vases in endless variety.
Table end Pocket Cutlery Express Wa
CONS, Velocipedes, Toys of sll diserip-
lions, Dolls, Doll-Heads, Doll-Bodies,
Doll-Carrlages.
The largest. cheapest and best line of
Baby Carriages In tue State. Sole agent
for baTper's Bazaar Patterns.
II Will psy you to call and examine
our variety OF goods and prices before
purchasing. janl0-d&wlm
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NJ OTICE.-The Mutual Loan Associa@
~ tion L. now issuing a new series OF
stock, which may be secured on applica-
uop, day or evening, TO Geo. o. MaFfs,
Secretary. ONCE, COL Sblpley street, seq
onu moor. jAn2l-fm,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-14

In the u s. Senate, yesterday, Mr.
ingalls, rose and quoted from the tariff
speech OF Mr.. Beck a passage declaring
the Pensions Arrears bill "a fraud or
the American people and standing
monument TO the ignorance, seltishnnss,
cOwa rdice OF the American Congress-
Mr.. Ingalls, who was the father of the
measure thus described said 1t was his
belief that the bill was Just in principle,
but had been misunderstood by the
country. lie therefore offered reso
luton declaring that in the opinion Of
the Senate the act ought not to be re-
pealed. At the suggestion of Mr.. Beck
who wished to present proof of his
assertions, the resolution was laid over.
On motion of Mr.. Teller, a resolution
was adopted asking information in
regard to the land grant made to the
Great Northern Pacific Rail-
road. The Sherman Funding bill
was considered. Several bills we're in
PRODUCED, among them one by Mr.. Bay
ard to obtain the condemnation, under
the law OF pennsylvania, of the remain
der of he square on which thePhiladel-
phia Mint stands. After au executive
session the Senate adjourned until Mon
day.
In the House, Mr., Robson, from the
Committee on Rules, submitted re-
port increasing the membership of The
Ways and Means and other committees,
and Tor the appointment of a Commit
tee on Inter oceanic Canal and Foreign
Inland Transp >rta'ion. 1t was laid
over for one day. A number of bills
were introduced and referred. The bill
appropriating S54O,0O0 for expenses of
the last census was passed. Adjourned
until Monday
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Oscar Wilde's Lecture.

New YORK, Jan. 10.-The triumph
of the apost,e of aesthetic art is com
plete. Chickerius Hall was never
packed with more fashionable aud
fence. Eary yes erday morning the
tickets were all sold and during the
day they have changed hands at double
and even treble prices. OF course,
most people went from curiosity. The
cream of heightened society was pre-
sent. Rev Henry Ward Beecher oc-
cupied front seat. Mr.. Wilde was
grSeted with deatening applause. He
wore very wide and low collar, con-
spiCuous diamond on his bosom, a swal-
lov-tailed coat, close fitting knee bree-
ches, with buckles, long black silk
stockings and atent-leather shoes
without heels. His long, thick black
hair is parted in the middle and over
hangs his coat collar. On his large
hands were pearl. colored kid gloves.
He read closely from his manuscript,
III somewhat monotonOus yet very
musical voice.
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The Morning N eWS =.

If it were not tor the expectation OF
greeting on Monday morning next, the
appearance of the new Morning News,
enlarged and improved, Wa would re-
greet the disappearance of the old Morn
ing News, from the stage OF newspaper
action. Indeed we feel loath to part
with 1t as it is. We have become SO IA
miliarized with its greetings in the ear :
ly morning, that a feeling OF sorrow
comes over as when We think that we
shall see its friendly face no more, even
though the loss may be- more than made
up in the promised superiority OF its
successor. Our relationship with the
News has been of friendly and pleas
ant character, and IL is our desire that
it may continue 80 under the new order
Ct things.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-14
Trying 10 Burn Isis Victims

A horrible murder was committed il
the town of Austerlitz, Columbia coun.
to, New York. A woodchopper named
Nandercook, belonging 10 Afford, Mass
visited the shanty OF Oscar Peck with, a
a desperate living at the old Green Riv
or ore bed, last Tuesday, and has not
been seen since. Nandercook y absence
excited the suspicion of his friends and
they went to the shanty in search OF
him, when it was discovered that Beck
with had disappeared with his horse.
Further investigation disclosed charred
portions of a human skull and bones in
the stove, portions of the body cut in
small pieces as if ready to burn, and
the legs and feet in heap, covered
with rubbish. BeCkwlth'S horse was
found in the mountains ON Thur-day 1t
miles from the scene of the tragedy.
NandtrCook was a stout man, weighing
over 200 pounds, and was \ bout 60 years
old. He is supposed to have had money
about him. The tragedy has carSad in
tense excitement in the neighborhoOd,
and large posse is in search of Book
with.
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The Norma Social club, which lief
this city yesterday afternoon in fou
horse hack, for Toughkenamon, Pa
for the purpose Of opening a new dane
hall AZ that place, returned homa tbi'
morning at six O'Clock, all tired ant
sleepy.
Upon their arrival at ToughkeuamOr
they were received by delegation O.
young people and escorted TO the hote
where repast was spread Tor them
After doing justice to the good things
they proceeded to the hall, and were
kindly shown through.
The hail not being finished fit for
dancing the hotel WAS secured and they
danced to their hearts content. An
additional pair Of horses had to be pro-
cured before they started for home, on
account of the bad condition of the
roads. They all express themselves as
having had good time.
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The Rose Buds SeeOnd-I56 COuple
on the Msrch-A Grand AnolP.

The Rose Buds Sesond-Iy5 Couple
on the Msrch-A Grand AffolP.
The second annual reception of tn.
Rose Bud Assembly took place LAS
night in Webster's Dancing academy
and was attended by large number o.
persons. The faces Of the manager
wore . pleasant expression, and they
looked wellwiththeir new and handsome
badges. Everything being in readiness
the march started of promptly at tbs
time announced, headed by Master OF
ceremonies, g. b. Lynch and lady, fol.
lowed by Floor Manager, g. M. Yates
and Miss Welsh, s. s. Baldwin and
Miss Jennie Wiser, r. Il. Paradse and
Miss Beulah Fullmer, II. Il. Brown and
Miss Duffy, who were followed by 10
couples.
This number eclpses all other balls
given this season, In point Of numbers,
and it was stated by member of the
association that it was the largest ball
ever given In Webster's academy.
Everything was done for the comfort
of the guests, and the ball was grand
success financially and otherwise.
Refreshments were served during the
evening to those present. All repre-
sentatives from other societies and the
newspaper men, were escorted to room
No. II, where u collation. had been
spread especially for them. 1t was
high y appreciated.
n number Of members from the Pas
time Social club and Haymaker's az.
" Of
spoke in the highest terms of the Rose
Bud Assembly.
The occasion was hugely enjoyed by
all present, and their third annual will
lie anxiousy looked forward to.
Handsome programmes were distribu-
ted to the ladies' on the march. Some.
however, failed to receive their pro-
gramme, as the supply ran out. They
received a check and will receive pro-
gramme aS soon a. they can be made.
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SHEAIFf'S SALES


|SHEHlff's SALE.
BY ":rtue Of writ Of IevAri facia4 TO me
ERECTED will he exposed to pubic lie, a
| the Court Ho Sc on NJ ,rket street het"eel
Tenth and Eleventh stress n the city of
" ilmiE gton, New castle County, Del ".
TUESDAY, JANU KY 3lst, 1882
at2 clock p. N.
The following described al estate. w
all that certain piece or lot OF land, situate
in the CT y OF Wilmington, bounded and de
sribed as follows, to wit: Beginning a. a cor.
ner of land OF d. G. Wilson and oth r. on
French street, at the d stance OF seventy two
feet six ipches from the portherly side Of
Six h str et,thence by a line of satd snt and
lots fronting on sixth stree, south So les rses
east 232 n. z in tn the westerly side Of Wal
nut street. tn nee by pa'd side OF Walnut
street north 8! degrees, cast b4 feet inches TO
a corner f.InO. A Griffin, formerly Of Mile"
Dunnot, thence by a line OF land west Tari IS
parallel with the first described line and
with sixth street, 252 feet 2 inches TO the
lace Of beginning, ba the con snts within
said bounds more or less, with fII story
brick building, known rs the Wesleyan re-
male College, NJ, 802 French street. lsc
another brick bulldog tr0ntina on WaInlt
street and other ont buildings thereon erect
ed. Book u. vol. Q. page 3l9 &c.
Seized tnd taken in exc ,utiOH as the prop
erty of George w Sparks and william.
Bright sur, living mortgsgors aud "m, Me
Caulley, surviving executor Of Samuel Nc
Caulley, deceased, homas L! lOung, ad-
minstTat of 4 omas lonn1 decease : VIM.
Brig hit, administrator, u Il. Heory Hicks,
deceased and George II. Bates executor OF
Daniel NJ. Bates, d ceased, and t, amt To
be sold by PHILIP X CL ARK herit.
SgBRIYs's OFFICE, Wilmington, ia nary
10th. 1882. ll@.ts
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Coming Amusamenta.

On "Wednesday evening the distin'
guished American Tradgedienna, Miss
Genevieve Ward, will appear at the
Opera House, in her famous creation of
Stephanie in the beautiful play of For
get me not" Miss Ward has performed
this part for over i've hundred nights
in the principal cities OF Europe and
America, and has arrived at a state OF
perfection that is unequaled.
On Thursday evening, Charles K.
Ford's English Comic Opera Company,
will produce the brilliant musical gem
entitled, "Ths Musketeers. Mr.. Ford 5
company consists Vt thirty operate
singers, led by the English prima dom
ma, Miss Madeline Lucette.
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BanQ uel AZ Ii abCOck q.

In acknowledgment of tho honol
bes, o wed upon Mr.. Z. j. Babcock, by
Company F, olecting him to the posi-
ton of lieutenant of the company, he
invited them TO his saloon last evening
where COLLATION. was spread for them.
The table presented All attractive ap-
pearance and was loaded down with a
variety of meats aod side dishes with
all the seasonable fruits, meats and
several brands of wine. The affair
was an enjoyable one.
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THE ESrH ETE.

! have decked my dim-lit bower
With the p sscock's plumes love,
And the dad0's dark below,
And the frisze is faiat above,
have decked my dim rich bower
In the last sweet style Of art,
With pale plants In q row
have made my chamber smart.
The slender tables stand
On waxed and matted floor;
The convex mirrors CLEAN,
The horse cloth Grapes the door.
Twas Botticelli's hand
Drew Venus there, 90 sweet
lit rs In q dream,
Close huddled at her feet.
oh, let me be intense
Ipine, yearn, fade,
And my hair hangs DER my brow,
And my necktie's disarrsyed
My soul Ia ~ intense. immt nse,
My culture Is so vast,
] som etimes tancy-who knows how
That / shall burst at last
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| 'oN'pib iNC iOec,
A woman and terrier dog reached
She Union depot yesterday half an
hour before the time Of the Grand Trunk
train for Buffalo, and while the woman
sat down In the waiting room as the
best thing she could do, the dog made
the tour of the room several times. aud
then curled up OH the seat not far away
TO get wink Of sleep before being
turnued over 10 the tender baggagenan.
A i things were so so, when a young
man with good deal of cane and watch
chain and necktie sanntered in and
took cool survey of the various lem
ales. The one nearest the dog not only
had young and a pleasant face but
all alone. After satisfying himself
of this, the young man advanced and
made graceful bow and enquired;
beg pardon, but do you go East2'
She moulded
"Ah! | thought so. If you have any
baggage ] shall DO most happy-ah-
shall be- most happy To-
He had all the time been preparing
to sit down beside her ON the dog, aud
the sentence was not yet finished when
he sank gracefully back, Some dogs
have been sat down on so often that
they don't mic it, but this terrier had
been apampered pet, and had been
given proper time to shake OF sleep
and got his legs under him. When
suddenly buried under 40 pounds
of masher his ideas must nave been
terribly confused, but not for long. A
clock couldn't tick over six times when
the young man began to rise up and
whoop, and he was scarcely up when
he made course for the door which
upset baudbox and satchel for width
of ten feet AS he went out the door a
black object let 60 OF him and trotted
back, and It is only when the dog be-
gan rubbing against the Dashboard to
restore himself to his former round
shape that anyone was able to dis
cover why the frenzied young man
had left in such a hurry.
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ID EdlSTER y ORDER.
IN, hEGIs1 Ka's OyyrCH,
NRW IA arr 70 EoJrNry Ilac 81 lRaf

Upon the application Of Thomas Lin
dell executor OF Elizabeth Curlett
late of Krandywine Hundred IN
said county, deceased, It is ordered and
directed by the Register that the eI.
ecutor aforesaid give notice OF grant.
ing of letters Iestamentary upon the
estate of the deceased. with the date OF
granting thereof, by causing advertisements
to be- posted within forty days from the data
Of such letters in SIX Of the most public
places of the county of New Castle, requiring
all persons having demands against the es-
tate to present the same, or abide by an Act
Of Assembly in such case made and provided;
and also cause the same TO be Inserted within
the same period in the DAILY REPUBLICAN,
newspaper published in Wilmington, and to
be continued therein three weeks, (e-0-d.l
,, Given under the han and Sea-
I l.. s. Of Office of the Register Eorasaid AZ
49, Wilmington, in New Castle county,
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
). G. BI1fS, Register.
NoTICg-All persons having claims agaias
the estate Of the deceased must present thS
same duly attested to the Executor or
or before December 1882, or abide the Act oi
Assembly in such case made and provided.
TiOM ) LlNUELL,
L3Gcut r.
Addresss Ola gov, Del.
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Finger Car OF,

Mr.. Charles Brown, workman in
the joiner shops, of The Harlan q Hol.
lingsworth Company, had the end OF
his finger cut off, several days ago. Il
was deemed necessary, by the physi-
clan who examined the finger, to am
putate it at the first joint. DR.. Block.
som performed the operation at Resag's
drug store, corner Front and West
streets. MIR. Brown will be unable to
work for several weeks by this unlucSy
accident.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-14

1t is reported that Mr.. Edwin For
rest, who has for long time been en-
gagged in the britkIaying business, and
has filed number of conf racts for fine
buildings III this city, is about to start
the manufacture of iron ratings. Ii
this is correct it is probable that before
long a large mandatory will be es-
tablished, and another industry added
to Wilmington.
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A npn1nl.

1t having been stated that there was
an exciting conf est at the Fame Hose
Comp'y's election Thursday night, some
of the members deny it and say that
the statement is false. There was only
one man nominated for President, and
the mem bers delegated one member to
cast the vote of the Company.
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Penalty for Blac 4 mail

Sending blackmail letters through the
mail subjects the offender tn two prose.
buttons, one under the State law and
the other under the United States law.
The punishment under the State law is
three years imprisonment and $1,000 fac.