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Culinary.

NEW YORK, April S.-Mrs. Daniel S.
Dickinson, widow of the late United States
Senator, died here this morning.
The funeral OF Mrs. Deutch, who was said
to be a grand niece Of President Van Buren,,
and vi o died recently from an overdose OF
opium. took place here to-day in the pres
ence of "A few friends.
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FISANCIAI..

TLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO
N RAILROAD .MPANY.-ln view OF the pre-
ut arrangements for the harmonious fusion Of al
Interests. The UNDERSIGNED hereby withdraw their
nro est Gated the 2S n February.
ISipnedI FOSTER a. BRAiTHWAITE.
UESEITINE, POWELL K CO.,
VIVIAN GRAY & CO.,
i. G.. GOLDSMID.
JOHN TAYLOR 90.
WALKER. RUSSELL & CO..
HILBERT, WAGG & CAMPBELL
TOM NICkALI.S & 60,
BORTH WICK, WARK & co,
CREWS LiCHTkNSTADT,
+. l.. SLOUS,
nAES x SONS,
L. MESSEL & co.
GOWAN & MARK,
T. T.. TWYCROSS. ap S-3t
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Destructive Fire ard Loss Of Life.

DIXON, ILL, April S.-A fire here last
night destroyed Thompson II Co.'S mill,
Becker d Underwood'> mills, Els Co.'S
flax mill. and Il number OF other buildings.
Two men were killed and six badly IN
iured in attempting to arrest the progress OF
the fire.
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Fire IN, Waterbury. Conn.

WATERBURY, CONN.,, April S.-The office
building connected with the extensive
works Of Benedict e. Buonham Manufac-
turing Company, in this city. was destroyed
by fire to-day. Loss, S75 coo.
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Fatal COlI.ery Explosion.

POTTsvILLE, PA, April S.-rwo men
were fatally and three seriouly Injured to-
dav by an explosion of gas in the Preston,
No. 9. colliery, near Girardvile.
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Tho Nexv Work Walkfng-M Match.

NEW DIRK. April Sat O'Clock today
the score of the leading contestants IN tue
waking match was as follows: Hart, 800
miles. Dobler, 365 miles and l lap; Pc
gram, $40 {; Howard, 346.
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Heavy NOrtheasfcr.

CHARLESTON, S. c., April 8.-A heavy
northeast storm prevailed here all Gay. IL
was probably the heaviest OF the season.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EACHANGE.
RICHMOND, April s, 1880.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, AGO bushels. Red, l40O BUSH
els.
els.
OATs.-2G0 bushels.
POTATOEs.-54 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, AZ bushol; very good at 2l.40.
Ret. ~ 'hes common Lancaster AT Sl.33; AZ
hn~ hcls very good lancaster AT $40; 80 bushels
choice mixed a. SLAP: 700 bushels prime mixed
az l.43 80 bushels fair mi xed al 81 80 % BUSH
els GOOD Fnlfz A. IL 35-total S94 bushels.
CORN White, 10 bushels prime AZ 57c.: "a
bushels yeiy gooG az 57c.-lOta, 81 bushels Wired,
"a bushels at &C.: SO bushels prime NJ o7c-totai,
lZ2 bush, j..
OATs.-66 Bushels very good spring al 47c. "a
bushels prime spring at 4Sc.-ioial, 100 bushels.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY, April 3. 1850.

THURSDAY, April 3. 1880.
sALEs.-10,s00 Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad rs sold nj 113k; 10 shares Of
Richmond aud Petersburg Railroad stock sold nj
rs; 20 shares Of Richmond and DaHyille Railroad
ssock sold al 81.
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sALEs REPORrED mo- sFCRETARY.

Fine. s464.5O superhne, IS 2j@t5.50, extra,
s6.506i6.75; common tamily, 81 fancs bran-s
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A NEW BOOK.
THE FOREIGN MISSIONS
OF THE
SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION.
BY REV. II. A. TUPPER, ID. ID.
svo Sig Up. PRICE, $3.50. To MINISTER'S
1915. This includes the postage.
NEW BOOK.

This new work is an EXHAUSTIVE HISTORY OF
the Foreign Ms,i)ns of southern Baptists, with
Maps, Statistical Tables, and Biographies of about
seventy Missionaries.
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.

FOOD FOR DYSPEPIICS.
STEAM.COOK WHEAT,
DAT MEAL GRITS,
GRAHAM FLOUR,
OATMEAL CRACKERS,
CHARCOAL CRACKERS.
BENT'S WATER-CRACkER,.
ALSO,
Observation-Disclosures delicate preparation o
chocolate made;
BELMONT LITHiA WATER III cure the wos's
eases of dyspepsia. For sale by
mh29 CHRISTIAN WHITE.
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CLOTHING.
HORSES. MULES. &c.

HORSE FOR SALE-A FINE, On
LARGE, BANDSOM YOUNG III
HORSE; woBld make an aomlraole carriage
horse. Apply at Office of llANALL MILLS -,
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
CoAL-MINERs' STRIKE.

LONDON, April S.-Eighteen hundred pit
men Of the Southelton and MurtOn collerles.
in Durham, have struck in consequence OF
the refusal of the managers TO put out the
usual average board showing each man S
earnings, as the men have been restricting
their labor for the past fortnight 80 that
their earnings went below the county
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READ THrsi
Rocs "nnEuMaTIc CURE

Twas attacked with acute rhsunatlsm 10 my arms,
hip and back in The winter Of 7s suffering the mos.
excrutisting pains for twelve months without any
permanent relief from skIIIed practitioners or the
many infaIlibie advertised remedies, until was IL.
dnced TO try DIR. c. G. ROC's RHEUMATIC
CURE.- After usIng three bottles was entirely
cured, and have had no return OF It sInce For Ia
dgestoa aud torpid "Liver- IL has no equal
The gentlemen whose names are attached viii, ,es-
tIfy to the above. JOHN w. BLAND.
PETERSBURG, VA, January. 1880.
We are personally acquainted with SIR. John W.
Band and cheerfulIy endorse his statement. Hts
suffering and restoration TO health Is true.
Green & Burton, A. G. RyIaud,
j. A. Warwick & Bro, William II. Harrison,
John Arlington & sons Com'r OF Revenue
LEROY Roper & Sons, william f. Cameron,
| j. 6. McCandlish. Mayor Pe,ersbnrg, Va.
5. O. Jones & Brother,
Trad supplied by
ap 9-tApl5 PURCELL, LADD 4 co.
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$3.50 10 - per ream, at
rs he ,,,gpa TT,n pwfNrvNn-roreG
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ANCASTER d LUCKE,
STOCK BROKERS',
HAVE REMOVED THEIR OFFICE TO
llI5 MAIN STREET.
SECURITIES OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT AND
SOLD ON COMMISSION FOR CASH OR ON
MARGIN.
STOCKS SOLD AT AUCTION WHEN DE-
SIRED. lie lf-7m
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CECU r. | L + 5
= OF The
FOLLOWING RAILROADS
WANTED.
Alabama & Chattanooga At,anta Mtst Ioih''
Atlantic Gull, Mobile ~ ONO,
Miss central Mobile & Montgomery.
Montgomery a Fufala, y. o.. Jackson K Great
M-mph & Cbarle-'o on, Norlhefn,
selma. Rome X Dalton, ;. y. Ah0am1' $500. 9
Vicksburg X Meridian, Nicksburg, shreveport
Alabama Cenilal 1nNas' -.
send isis of above SECURITIES snu any n.hoi
held, 10 klEhLAND Mli.1lh -,
an 7-.odlm Al Imam street. New YORK.
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LONDON, April 9.-The Liberal successes
in English and Scotch counties increase
the surprise occasioncd by the borough
elections. A Liberal majority indepe ndenl
NJ fine Uome.RuleIs is now assured. Up
IN This time there have been elected 800
Liberals, 19l Conservatives, and 80 Home
Rulers. Specific charges OF intlmidaIl0n
and undue influence exercised by SUD-
agents among Lord Derby's tenantry are
nuhlshpd
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an 6-5t

E ODENHEIMER K SUN. ~
r. KENTUCKY STABLES, 1A
Ikoh naSKLiN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
x,hIpoyJ - Al y DEALER AND JOBBER OF
HORSES AND MULES.
FAIR DEALING, QUICK SALE, ana sMA
rhyrnaTI. Proprietor.
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SEINE.THREAO

n LICHTENsTEIN &~e
IL. SONS. XSS~
corner Seventeenth aud Franklin streets,
RICHMOND, VA,
manufacturers and dealsrs In
NETS. sEINfs. aud TWi>E;
COTTON RUpES-all sikes:
PATENT and =, VT stASE.TWlNt
LINES, YAWkiNG,
CVRkS,
CORK WOOD, &C. &C.
Sole importers OF HOMELAND Sci z
THREAD (warrsned To give perfect satisfaction
and im porters II other brand.
Dealers and fishermen invite 30 call.
NH 23-3m
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BALTIMORE, April s.-Virginia 6's. deferred. y,
cOusos, 53A; second series, %; past-dre coupons
81; new lO.40's, 81. Bid To-day. 10 40's, cOu
mons. 81 asked.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, April S.-Eoon.-StOcks quiet.
Money on call. 5@6 per cent. EXchanRe-Long'
ass; short Ash State bonds dull. Governments
quiet.
Ecenfpg.-Money. 6 per cent. Exchange. 4S4l
Governments quiet and firm; ne SIS, 1888; Al
per cents, 106s, 4 per cents, 1915. States nomi-
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|TIyE RPOOL FACTORY-FILLED
IL FINE SALT.
DAVENPORT Il MORRIS
Offer for sale to the trade $4,000 sacks Of the follow
ing brands:
DEAKIN's.
WVRTHINGTON,
MARSHALL.
BClkLEY'S.
DEANS,
FAULk'S.
in store and af0at
ALSO
5000 SACKS GROUND-ALIIM SALT:
DOCK STREET.
mhII-lm Richmond.
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Y THE "ALDEN" FRUIT VINEGAR.
100 barrels for sale by
DAVENPORT & MORRIS, Agent.
RICHMOND. VA, March 10, 1850.
have carefully tested ALDEN 4 BROTHERS.
FRUIT VINEGAR for Injurious ingredients, esre-
ci lily Tor mineral acids, aud ni that that IL en-
.ireiy free from them. u Is what IL Is represented
TO b "a pure article. The sample used Ia this ex-
animation was collected By me from nunlb,r OF
narres stored lhe manufacturers agents. MCssrs.
DAVENPORT K NORRIS, Of ihis city.
WILLIAM II. TAYLOR. VI. d..
NH I2.lm State Chemist.
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Of Congress from Louisiana, left here yester.
day, 1t was given out, for Louisiana; but
to-day there were rumors that they had gone
off TO fight duel. Bitter feeling has exist
ed between them for some time, growing,
In part, out OF the matter which Is now be-
ing investigated by the Judiciary Committee
Of the House. The knowledge OF this fact,
rather than any positive information In re-
gard TO hostile movements Of the members
named, has given rise, doubtless, TO tho
rumor.
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parue,I and His Candidates.

LONDON, April Sit is stated that Mr.
Charles s. Parnell will retain his seat Tor
Cork city, for which he has been returned
in conjunction with Mr.. John DAILY. MAJOR
O'Gorman (Home-Ruler), who was defeated
for waterford City, will stand as caDdi-
date for Meath county. for which constitu'
epcy Mr.. Parnell had been nominated. Bit
ter contests are wagina in counties Mayo
and Cork. where Mr.. ParneiHs candidates
brought forward at the last moment are OPP
posing the moderate Home Rulers. The
ParneIiites ALREADY elected for other con-
siituences are stumpIng these counties,
and inAammatory placards are being dis
fributed bitterly attacking the moderales.
Not Elected.
LONDON, April ga dispatch from Dub
lin to the Daily Ne,cs says: Neither Messrs.
Dayilt, Daily, KilIeD, nor Brennan. the Irish
Aeitators, indicted for seditiop, are likely
TO he returned to Parliament. Neither OF
them have ever been seriously proposed as
candidafes.
The Ex.Empress Eugenie.
LONDON, April S.--The ex-Empress Eu-
genie before starring for Zuzuland pre-
scented Der Imperial Crown to the Church
OF Notre Dame des Victories, Paris. II Is
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BALTIMORE.
UirOtn,o :
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TOHNSTON'S FLUID BEEF.
THE MOST PERFECT FOOD FOR INvALIDs
EVER INTRODUCED.
A CONCENTRATED PREPARATION FOR
NUTRITIOUS BEEF TEA, OR SOUP.
| For SALE BY PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
| NH 80 1916 Main street.
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COMMITTEE WORK.

WASHINGTON. April S.-The House Com
mittee on Ways and Means to-day adopted
the Carlisle bill amending the Internal
revenue laws in relation 10 wbiskey-distil-
leries. and ordered favorable report to be
made upon it to the House.
The House Committee on Military Aiai:s
has appointed q subcommittee to invests
gate The recent "hazing" OF Cadet Whit
taker. OF South Carolina, at West Point.
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NEW YORK. April s.-Cotton-Net receipts, 251
bale; gross receipts. 1887 bales; failures ei!seo
NAV al2.56asI2.57; June. fl2.6s@fl2.69
july. sI2 s7asl2.s9; August, bl2.S4@s $50
sepiemo,r, sl2 50@tl2.62. October, sli,sl %
Al , kOMkl 81.
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wANAMAKER a brown. Phiia.
The Reduction in
Clothing at Oak
Hall.

The clothing marked
down Saturday comprised
about 5000 suits and over.
coats. Both the suits and
the overcOats are various
enough to constitute a
complete stock of them
selves, so that you may
be reasonably sure of find
ing among them what will
both suit and fit you.
Some of the very lowest
priced mems suits we make
,ro among them; $40 reduced
to So so, and some of all
grades up to excellent suits
at $25, reduced to $50 and
$27 so reduced to $25.
A $40 overcoat at SIG so
is not to be missed on a cold
morning. Even the boys,
whose clothing has been wait
ing for this cold snap will not
object to the taking off of
three or four dollars from
the cost of suit and overcoat.
Remember this All these
garments were made by our
people, under our own eye,
and before this reduction
were marked as low as they
ought to be sold. We couldn' t
afford to reduce them, but
we must sell fa9 ter to keep up
with our work people.
We know how to sell fas.
ter. viz, by selling lower,
We have been selling faster
for nineteen years, faster than
our competitors. That we
have done of course by sell
ing lower. Now we have to
sell faster than ourselves,
and down goes a part Of our
stock, whether we can afford
it or not.
Whatever you don't like
bring back. If there be
grumbler, we don't want our
clothes On him
WANAMAKER X BROWN
OAK HALL, Sixth and Market,
nova. philadelphia
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Chang, the Chinese giant who ar
rived at New York on Wednesday
by the steamer Berlin, is described
as nine feet in hight. lie is under
engagement to Barnum X Co for a
year at $500 per week. His age is 33
he Is the son of Pcrkln merchant
and speaks five languages. lie re-
fuses to be measured, and says he
fears he would die at once if he al
lowed this to be done, as it is sup
erstition with his people, amounting
to religious creed, that they should
not be measured until after death.
Dan Smith, colored, was yesterday
convicted at Pulaski, Tenn, of an
outrage upon young white girl in
Giles county, and was sentenced to
twenty-one years in the penitentiary
Upon the announcement of the SEN
tence a mob seized Smith, over
powered the Sheriff dragged the pri-
soner to a neighboring bridge and
hanged him.
The increase of students in Girard
College, together with the growing de-
mand for more accomm adation, has
necessitated the erection Of additional
buildings within the walls of that in
stitution. One of the buildings in
course of construction is intended to
accommodate 100 additional boys.
The taxes PAID by The national banks
during the fiscal year ended June 30
last were: on capital 1878, ,42i, on circu-
lation So, 1853 ,0S5, and on deposits ST.
O5S,7l0. The Comptroller repeats his
former recommendal ions regarding the
redemption OF Federal taxation on capi-
tai aud deposits, and regarding State
taxation says:
The enorn Gus State taxes which the
banks and bankers OF the country have
paid for series OF years, and still pay,
and which are at much greater ratio
than those imposed on any other species
Of property, are as much as shonld be
imposed upon this great interest, and
particularly at time when the rates Of
interest throughout the country are be-
ing greatly reduced.
The Austrian government has in
troduced bill in the Reichstrath for
the construction of a railway in Bos-
MIA between Sienitza and Serajevo.
In Toronto, yesterday morning, Mrs.
Casey was "found in bed wite her two
children, who were roasted to death" /"
She was uninjured, and is held on a
charge of murder.
The election of Congressman in the
Third District of New Hampshire to sue
esed l.. w. Farr, deceased will be held
on the 28;h lust. IL is believed Ossian
Ray of Lancaster, will bs the Republi-
can nominee, and Judge Bingham, of
LtttletoD, the Democratic.
WHEN two beer-stealing tramps were
arraigned before Recorder Snyth, New
York, yesterday, for attempting to gar
rJte and rob citizen, he read them
severe lesson, and as he sentenced them
u two years and half each TO State Pris-
on, said: "The best thing that can be
done with you is to place you IN prison.
lou are two tramps who drink stale
beer and rob whenever you get chance.
will place you where you will have
'mething else TO do than mend nmbreL
las"
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LETTER FROM BLACKB1Rn
BLAcKBIRD, Dec. 2

-aAhby OCC. q.
MR.. EpIToR;-In last nights Repub-
t'cdn, l saw miserable article pnr-
porting to have come from BlaclSb,rd
headed, what Blackbird Republi.
can has to say about tho lower and
Democratic Frauds" And this bril-
liant writer goes ON in splendid style
telling the Democrats Of their humili.
ated defeat by the liberty loving mil
lions OF the union loving States. Sill
this brilliant writer continues telling
the poor Democrats of their frauds in
the Sunny South, and then in grand
outburst of his patriotic soul winds up
by saying one half of the negroes we've
dIsfranchised in our little Blackbird
hd., and that three, if not four DEM
ocrats voted illegally. To the first of
this thick headed Republicans TRADE
OF the Democrats being defeated by
millions, well, we will excuse his igno-
rance by saying, hnis. To the second
about the frauds in the South we will
excuse his ignorance ON account of his
reading the Republican; for his third
term piccadil has wilted, and with it
the so called author of Little Chariot
to Temple. Aud now we will have the
question about the frauds perpetrrted
in Blackbird Hd., about the Democra-
tic illegal voters. This is the first
knowledge we had of it, and further
more we do not believe that there were
one illegal Democratic vote cast in
Blackbird.
For with such competent election
officers as we had IL would mt ha nos
slble, and no doubt this brilliant writer
Blackbird, made this up by remarka-
BILE propensities for fiction. Now we
will recount some of the Republican
frauds of Blackbird Hd., and what
say | stand ready to prove. A promi-
nent Republican of Blackbird bought
for money and tax receipts, four men
employed near Lloyd's saw mills, and
took them to the polls, and voted them,
and then this prominent Republican,
while telling of his political trickery
in the village store, laughingly assert
ed that he had received telegram u
bet all the money that he had left (tf-
ter buying votes) on the Republican
nominee.
Nov, Mr.. Blackbird, your brilliant In.
tellect, save in the future, never put In
print again your ridiculous assertion.
about hall the negroes OF this Hundred
being illegally declared from exercising
their right as free citizens Of free
country. And now good night, Mr.
Blackbrd, but if you require It | will
give you some Republican frauds Of Ap
poquinimlnk IN another letter. A.
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GEORGIA'S ELECTORAL
VOTE.

ATLANTA, Ca, Dec. 2.--Regard-
Ing the trouble about the counting
of the Electoral vote of Georgia, on
account Of the Electors deferring the
meeting till next week, in accord.
ance with the Georgia code, Gov
Colquitt, in an interview, said he
was sure Georgia's vote would be
counted in spite of this technical
fault, but the general opinion seems
to be that the vote Is lost. OF
course, it is matter of no special in
terest now, but if Gen. Hancock had
carried New York this stupidity in
the Georgia code might have lost
him his election.
A bill was introduced in the Leg
islature to make the code conform
strictly to the United States Stat.
utes.
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HEwITTs "PRESENT" TO GAR
FIELD.
SENDING JERSEY BULL-cALF 600 MILHs
To GET RID OF HIM.

SENDING A JERSEY BULL-CALF 600 MILAs
To GET Rid OF HIM.
A "subscriber" sends a letter TO the
the New York Tribune to-day elucidat.
ing q mystery OF the Hewitt-GaTfield
correspondence as follows:
"Mr. Hewitt disclaIms friendship for
General Garfield. Indeed, he intimates
shat he dishked him so much that he
sent him Jersey bull calf, some 600
miles by rail, apparently as a present,
but really as n cheaper mode rt getting
rid Of the animal than to haLd II over IL
the butcher. But he christened the bull
with the swelling name of Revolution"
before he sent IL. He produced and put
In evidence General Garfield's letter OF
thanks, written evidently without sus-
picion that "the present" was only Mr..
Hewitt's mode Of getting rid of a nuis-
ance. He really seems TO have thought
Mr.. Hewitt was friend, and not an en-
envy, sending . braZen bull into Troy
Mr.. Hewitt says the bull had emo record"
Yet In the same letter OF thanks General
Garfield asks Mr.. Hewitt TO send him
the pedigree OF the animal. Mr.. Hewitt
then sent the pedigree of the WORTHLESS 81
creature, and General Gartield's letter
was produced by Mr.. Hewitt on the
stand, thanking him also for the pedigree.
Was the pedigree forgery? Or was II
something to cover up the worthless
ness of the present? There are ether
kinds Of bulls" besides worthless Jer
seyB.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-04
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

WAsHIN eToN, Dec. 3.-The value OF
imports of merchandise tor the month
Of September last was $53, ,22o, ,66S
same month 1879, $44, ,S7s; nine
mohths ended September 30, 1880,
$S4S,29e,69s; same time 1879, $780,
7<3, 3,422.
The exports of domestic merchandise
for September last amounted to &c.,
1e2, 1902 same mouth 1879, $63, ,729 45O
nine months ended September 30, 1880
$e12, b74,1e7; same period Of 1879
S50o,bl1,9l1. The exports of foreigr
merchandise for September, 1850
amounted to $l,032,9 ,905 F.; same month
1s7o$714, Cos nine months ended Sep
tember 80, 1880, $9,62S, ,o87; same
period 1879, $7,T29,S47.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-04
THIRD EDITION
THE POPULATION OF ALASKA.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.--Mr. Petroff,
the census enumerator who was sent
last May to take the census of Alaska,
has. returned. He visited all portions
Of the Territory that he could reach.
He reports population Of 22, 600 per-
sons, of which number $4,000 are In
dians, 1900 Aleuts, and l, 500 creoles,
The creoles are persons of mixed Rus.
sian and Aleut blood. There are 12e
white males and four white females.
The enumeration of the inhabitants OF
that portion of the Territory which is
south of Mount Elias, narrow strip
Of land ten leagues in width, was to
have been made by deputy from Sit
ka, but his report has not been receiv-
cd. From what is known Of this por-
tion it 10 estimated that the entire
population of the Territory is about
10000, of which number not more thar
800 are whites,
The daily gazette., 1880-12-04
correspondents 1,I of Gazette.
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