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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-24
the GENERAL ELECTION,

CHANGE IN THE HOUR OF OPENING THE HoIIs
TO BETWEEN AND O'clock.
The Legislature at its last session passed an
amendment to the Election Law, as follows:
1.-The general election shall be opened i'll every
hundred on the Tuesday next after the first Mon
day in the month Of November, in the year in
which the same is held between the hours Of eight
and nine O'Clock in the morning, by the Inspector
making proclamation that the same is open"
The clause copied above is on page AZ OF the
Laws Of Delaware for 1871
The attention Of the Inspectors of the Election
is called to this change. 1t would be well for their
friends to remind them of it.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-24

"Coals to Newcastle" is no longer phrase ex-
pressing the height OF the absurd III trade opera
tions as we now have the fact demonstrated IN or-
ders received here tor Cumberland (Md.) coal on
English account. the SINE to he shipped to the
East and West Indies and South America. This
is the first indication o. portending change i'll the
currents of coal and iron movements. The new
inland connection by all rail from the Cumberland
region over tie Huntingdon and Broad Top con
nection through Pennsylvania to New York.
which will soon be open, will be enabled to deliv-
er the bituminous Goals at the eastern seaboard
ports at the some or even less prices than the same
coal hauled over the l6 feet grades OF the Bat'-
more and Ohio line.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-24
From the n. Y. Sun, Of Wednesday.
The Terrible Ro1oe Oistemper.

A PANIC N THE CAR SrAsIEs-OvER SIXTY
STAGE TEAMS SrRlcKHN-A GENERA EPI-
DEM1c FEARED-1HE SYMPTOMS.
The disease among the horses IN the different
cities outside OF New York. causing the almost
standst OF business, created good deal OF uneas-
mess among the livery stable keepers and the car
line companies in this city yesterday. On inquir-
ing into the matter they themselves found that the
ANIMALS in their own establishments we're also af-
ficted by the disease.
The broadway and Madison avenue stages. al
though running at intervals on their routes, had
to overwork their horses. On that line upward OF
sixty teams are stricken with the disease, which
is known as diptheria 1t is expected that it will
the almost cessation of the running OF stages
to-day.
On the Sixth avenue line Of street cars. up to q
late hour last night, two hundred horses were af-
ficted within four hours; and the companies have
been obliged to withdraw some OF their cars On
the West side all the livery SITS BILE keepers horses
are more or less afflicted.
On the Grand street line, at the stables IN Henry
street, fifty cases were reported. Tho Third ave-
nue. company, it appears, has Jared worse than
any. They have IN their stables ooo horses, OF
which 800 are laid up since yesterday, ana II was
expected that many Of them would die last night
The symptoms as described by MIR. Boomer, the
senior veterinary surgeon are first OF all How OF
tears from tho eyes, watery discharge from the
nose, and general languor, cough, which becomes
more frequent, and soon causes Paroxysms. Inc
treatment given in the homeopathic system, Is
five drops Of aconite, which revives them, and II
there then is no change within three hours. there
is nc prospect Of their recovering.
At the Third avenue stabee they expect great
fatality The disease is not infectious and it is
stated by the veterinary profession to be in the
atmosphere, and is likely to become an epidemic
all over the country, and will undoubtedly cause
the withdrawal of many vehicles and street cars
from the streets fer n few weeks. Last night
large parties of veterinary surgeons and assistants
were employed in the hospitals attached to the
street car stables, and only in the Sixth avenue
line were any deaths reported at midnight.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-24

The Gazette asks, referring to the juries sum-
moned by Marshal Dunn, "Does one deserve cred
1t for performing his duty"" To mind he
certainly does.-Commeycia'.
In summoning former Jur'es the Marshal select
ed goodly number of negroes from each county
in the State; and so ashamed were the Radicals OF
the men who were to sit in judgment the cases
for trial. that the District Attorney was heard
to say that fair and impartial jury should be
summoned to try the political cases that were on
the record. Was the summoning of these negro
juries duty on the part Of the Marshal? Was 1t
. duty well discharged? This we believe is the
first time we have this officer commended,
and 1t would appear that he Is commended for
setting the negroes aside. Even the late ballot
box stufing AMI expulsion from the Republican
Executive Committee is over looked. The jury
seems to have been formed on the principle OF a
white mans party. As the election approaches
the Radicals begin to change their policy-no more
negroes ures for the present. wait till after the
election.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-24
More Fraudulent Receipts Coming
to Light.

THE CHAIRMAN OF THE RADICAL EXECUTIVE CON-
NIT7EE INVOLVED
The report OF Magistrate Cases for Wednesday,
published in the GAZETTE contains the following,
in reference to receipts used by one Charles d.
Agnes, negro, at the City election. Doubtless the
same receipts were intended to be used on the
9Th of November also
At the city election, in September, a negro
named Rufus Burris, attempted to vote at the
First Ward polls, on lax receipt made out to
Rufus Boys. The Inspector, Jas. a. Plunkett,
INQUIRED Of the negro his name, and when in
formed that it was Burris told him he could not
yots on that receipt. Mr.. Plunket kept the
receipt in his possession, and this morning ap-
peared before Esquire Publ, stated the case and
had warrant issued for the arrest of Eurris.-
The trial came off at ten o'clock. When inter-
roeated u to how he became possessed of the
receipt. Burris stated that it was given TO him
by Charles D. Agnes, who also had number Of
others in his possession. A warrant was Instant
" issued for the arrest of Agnes, who, upon
being brought before Esquire Publ, made the
following affidavit:
"That Henry F. Pickles, Edmund Provost,
a.d Charles H. Gallagher, called on him, on or
about the Sd of September, and stated that
Whatever TAX receipts they would send to his
house. or others that were left at his house,
would be all right to vote on at the City Flee.
tion, for the year 1872"
After hearing the case the Esquire held Bur.
i. and Aenes 10 bail, in the sum Of $500 each,
for their appearance at Court: Mr.. II. F.
PickeIs. who wss present, signed their bonds.
Burris i from Salisbury, Nd, has bsen here
ooly ten months, and was therefore in nowise
qualified to vote At the City Election.
We have sssn nothing Of this trial in ths Com
nsyrial. Has it been suPpressedS
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Terrible Effects Of Disease Among
Horses,

The rapid spread OF the disease, which COM
menced among the horses in Canada, to the cities
Of Rochester, Boston and New York, is really
alarming. Its effects in the stables appears to be
worse than in the fields But tears are ente rtain-
ed that it will soon become prevalent in all the
raj districts well i'll the large cities 1t is be-
coming already calamity which is sadly felt by
those who are required to use the street cars to
reach their homes after the labors Of the day
Had the roads been permitted to dummy
engine years ago this terrible evil perhaps would
not have befallen the country; at all events its ef
fects would not have been SO seriously felt In
the city Of New York alone the Herald says there
are 1000 horses affected with the disease and most
Of the street cars have stopped running.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-18
From Canada.

OTTAWA, April lS.-1he fishery correspon,,
clence TO be laid before Parliament to-day will
disclose that the Dominion Government notl
fled the Imperial Government that Canada
wonId NOT assent 10 any sale of the fisheries
without her consent and that Great Britain
replied that Her Maicsty'S Government never
had any such intention: that as the negotla.
tions for the Treaty Of Washington proceeded
the Canadian Government urged the including
Of the Fcnian claims. and also the obtaining of
commercial trade advantages in return tor the
temporary use of the fisheries by the Amerl
cans Ga these views not being included IN
the treaty the Canadian Government strongly
remon >trated and after the treaty was con-
Guided the British Government appealed to
the Canadian Government to Carry out the
treaty in the interest Of the i3!nplre, and to al
low the Americans to fish in Canadian waters.
The Canadian Government declined TO grant
this latter proposition and placed on record
their dSlplrnva of the terus OF the treaty as
regarded The fisheries and Frnlan claims.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-18
French and Germany Relations.

LONDON. Anrl lS.-The Daily Telegraph in
an editorial This mo-. Mug asserts III decided
terms that its statements made few DAYS since,
relative to the precariouS condition of the lela
tons between France and Germany are found
ed upon unleniahle facts. The Telegraph
SAYS: I'VE deem it our duty to declare as
certain aid solemn fact that upon Theirs dcci-
sion this week depends the fate of France.
We are not speaking rhetorlcaliy; We meas,
IRE anxious $ these most grave aud momentous
words On Monday Count Won Arnim Ger
man Ambassador to France, carried and ulri-
matum to Theirs The purport Of his ultima
tunl is that Germany sees in the French army
bill and the speeches Of Thicrs meDaces of ven
geance, and programme FOR the eventual re-
pudiation by France, Of her Indebtedness to
Germany Prince Bismark therefore demands
that the armameuts OF France he reduced and
the war estimates diminished or the alternative
will be the re. occupation by the German troops
Of the evacuated French territory, and war if
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The .71ArkcsS.

LIVERPOOL, April lS--Cottnn quiet and
steady. Sales estimated at l2,0OO bales specu-
laton and export 900. l}rcadstufs quiet. The
assertions of the London Telegraph that its
statements relative TO The critical condition OF
the relations between France and Germany are
true, hattcns the market.
New YORK, April lS.-Stocks strong and
steady. Gold steady at log: Money firm at !.
Va. SKIES "a: new 80 Flour quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat dull and unchanged Corn
quiet and firm
BALTIMORE, April IS.-Va. skies, old, IS,
do. coupons, DID, 80; do. consolidated. 53s., W.
Va. 5, lGI bid. Cotton very fam but nothing
doing; low mldLlings 22la224i. Flour quiet but
firm and steady; Rio brands are held higher
than outside quotations. Wheat firm and
scarce for choice lots; prices unchanged, Corn
frmer: white Southern 66a67; yellow do. g.;
Western nomiualIy unchanged. Oats steady
Southern 16.G0; Western j5a56. Rye quiet
q NEinS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-18

TVRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of deed OF
i trust from VIM. A. Wilson and Deborah,
t n,s ssd e day Of July, A. D. 1855 and recorded
in iber W No: 3 folio Sss Land ID Records s T1sts OF
vii offer for sale at Fairfax Court House, va,
18Th DAY y. OF Be APf Gdars day. D al that
L e,1c po W. o,ccnnied by VIM. A. Wilson, stu
at e. in Fairfax county Va about ten 5 miles f
from D. o "d0ning the abou,
acres Of land in good state of cultivation to-
gether with the improvements t WEI%
INC barn and other necessary outbuldings.
Terms: 0nefourth cash. remainder II, n;ob tarep
equal instalments at six, twelve ana elgm.ee ed
months, with interest, from day Of sale, securGo
by negotiable notes satisfactorily endorsed ttlc
retained till purchase money Is fully pa,o. 20"
yevancing and stamps at cost OF purchaser,
JONATHAN D. CROCk Elk,
mar 22-law4w t ~ NoN-
DGY Nav 20 1872 when it will take place al
! Fairfax c. H., at IL &C ock m, up is-"E
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From New York.

NEW YORK, April lS.-During drunken
fght in bar. room on Sixtieth street last night
David Murphy shot David Barry dead. Both
were friends but had been playing cards and
disputed as to The payment Tor the liquor. =
Murphy gave himself up to The police.
Officer @ Neil was shot this morning by one
Of two burglars whom he attempted 10 arrest.
The shooter escaped, but the other man was
captured The officer will recover.
The German bark Lutchcn, loading with
lumber for Matanzas. took fire at pier 80, f..
r.. last night and was >cuttled. Loss 100000.
Charles Hoffman, Cincinnati lager beer
brewer, was robbed of $71.IoO in bonds al a
panel house last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-18

Ny good fortune in securing large lots OF
AUCTION GOODS,
at prices greatly under market value and my
complete arrangements for constant supplies,
enables me at all times to present choice lines oi
EXCITEMENT CREATING GOODS,
which are calculated To create stir in any COM
munity.
With a mammoth house. grand stock, heavy
trade and incomparably cheap goods, | ask the
patronage only of live business houses, to whom
! can and will sell MI kinds of Notions Hosiery,
Gloves Handkrrchiefs, Stationery, Ladies and
Gents Furnishing Goods, Soaps, Pertumeries,
Jrwrlry Chldrcn's Carriages, &c, n an aver
age Of from 10 t" SOC per cent under market
value
Call and examine stock and prices, or send a
trial order.
APP lG-cojt CHARLES ". GREEN
NO. G2 KING STREET.
We are now in receipt Of our NEW GOODS,
selected with great care from the largest New
York importers.
In our DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. we
copy from our invoice us follows:
pieces japanese Plaid, black and gray.
pieces Pink, Blue and Green Plaid.
pieces Blue, Pink Green and Brown Japan
rse Cloths.
pieces Brown and Gray I.nSrr.
piece Brown and Striped P"pin
pieces Strl", in Blue, Pink, Green and Ca
nary color
pieces striped Grenadinc, black ground.
pieces SIX Br"cade Striped Grrnadlne.
pieces new style small checked
pieces small Striped Gray and Black.
2p:cccs Mari P"pin, gray and brown mixed.
pieces Rolu Cashmere
pieces Silk Stripe, white ground, beautiful.
pircs Brown and Lead Brocade Goods.
PIECES Black Grenadine rich stripe,
pieces Black Canvas Bcrcgc.
Our stock i very large.
apl3 ROBT J.. WOOD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-18
MIR. 8. Dealhanl.

Having just returned from New York, where ne
has been for some time buying fer the firm OF
l. SCHWARTZ s. Co,
cSAREpTA CLOTHING HALL,
we take pleasure in announcing that we haze
now on hand the =.
BEST WEARING APPAREL
that could be found in New York, made Of the
finest Of English, Scotch and French material,
and in style and workmanship equal to any
merchant tailors' manufacture, while in quality
some of our goods excel any other to be found
elsewhere in this city, all of which will be sold
cheap according to quality.
Our stock of Gents Furnishing Goods, such as
Fine Merino, Gauze and Lisle Thread Under
Shirts, Jeans and Linen Drawers, &C., Is com
plete, and our stock of Silk Neck Wear repetr
with the latest novelties.
ap Ii !. SCHWARTZ co.
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spring Opening.

s. BLoNDnEIM's CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
Corner King and Fai,tar streets.
The subscriber begs leave to state that he has
Just returned from the North with u large and
we'll selected stock of
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
OF all the leading styles. These goods were all
purchased prior to the late advance in Woolens.
Twenty five per cent can be saved by buying
early 5. BLoS DIEM,
NH e Corner King and Fairfax SIS.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.l
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. April IS, 1872.
CONGRESS.

CONGRESS-
In the Senate, to-day, the Committee on
Claims reported in favor of granting pension
to VIM Hutchins Of Va. rf.t
A bill was passed TO pr"vite homes for the
Patowattama Indians of Kansas.
The regular order was then taken up.
The House of Representatives was engaged
in discussing the bill for a railroad from Salt
Lake CRY to Portland, Oregon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Senate Committee has fixed Monday lor
hearing the citizens Of South Washington in
opposition to the proposed location of the de-
pot Of The Pennsylvania Railroad on 9th street.
No report will be made by the committee to-
MORROW rs WAS expected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-18
FOR S.ILE OK RE.N-T.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PRl-
Y VA1E SALE.-Will I've sold bargain
the two cIligbly situated BUILDING LOTS,
on the south side OF King street, between Alfred
and Patrick streets, n few doors west Of Alfred.
Also the two-story BRICK HOUSE and tina
LOT on the same square mt present occu- -
pied by Mr.. John ii. Padgctt as Il store and
dwelling. The location OF this property may be
said TO be rs desirable that of any other in the
city of Alexandria, having sufficient front for
buildings Of the first class, or can be divided so
rs to make three good size building lots for
small tcncments Persons wishing TO examine
the premises with view to purchasing will
please call on &. &. Bradley, EST, who can be
found Mt his Cabinet factory, on the corner OF
King and Alfred streets, or upon the subscriber
ut IS X ing street, on the corner Of Royal street
JOHN r. CREIGHTON,
Att'y for the heirs Of II. Bradley, deco.
ap l-cplf
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Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

WASHINGTON, April is, 10 4. IN.
Probabilities. THE lowest barometer will
move enthusiastically along the lower lakes;
preceded by diminishing pressure, Increased
cloudiness and ea>terly to southerly winds over
the Atlantic States. The area OF cloudy wealth
er and rain will extend eastward over the Mid
die and south Atlantic States very, generally
during to-day and over New Eng land tonight
Rising barometer northwestery WINDS s., ana 1
clearing weather will extend eastward to Michl-
gan. Indiana, Kentucky: Tennessee and Ala
lama during to day, and over the south At
iantic and western Middle States to-nigh
Dangerous winds are not anticipated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-18
The Charter OF New York City.

ALBANY, n. Y. April lS-The Conference
Committee Of the Senate and Assembly on the
New York charter have agreed to report the
bill substantially AZ it was passed by the AS
Se,nhly, throwing out Comptroller Green, Com
missioner Van Mort and the Board Of AsSs-
tant Aldermen: and comforting The appointment
Of police commissioners on the .jud yes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-18

COMMISSIONER SALE.-Pursuant t.
~ the decree of the Circuit Court of Fairfax
county, rendered at the June term, 1869 in the
suit OF Martha y. +. Terrctt " G. =. Terrett,
the undersigned, as special Commissioner, will,
on the 10Th DAY OF MAY, 1872, Court
day in front of the door of the Court House of
Fairfax county, sell to the highest bidder, at
public auction, ALL That TRACE or
LAND, of which the late Culvile Terrett died
seized, containing one hundred acres This land
lies on the Columbia Pike adj lining Barcrotts
Mill, i well watered and has an Hbund nce Of
timber; is seven miles from Washington and
Georgetown and five miles from the city of
Alexandria, and presents fine opportunity for
investment for a desirable county residence or
market garden.
Terms: One-tcnth cash, the residue in three
equal payments, at Il, ~ aud Is months with in
tcrr-t from the day of sale to be secured by the
bonds Of the purchaser with good personal Sc
curly and retention nf title until the last pay
mcnt is made. Costs OF convcyancing and
stamps to l." paid hy the purchaser.
TIIOS. MOORE,
Commissioner of Sale.
Fairfax CO., ap l5--lawiw
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C9.NDEDaTES.

ITO TIE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF AL
i EXANDRIA Believing have discharged
the duties Of the Mayoralty to the satisfaction Of
the people, l respectfully announce myself h
candidate for reelection and solicit your sup
port. Jap 8-tfl HUGH LATHAM.
"A NNOUNCEMENT-D L. S,noot, esq,
~ having declined being candidate for re-
election to the office of Commonwealth Attor-
ney for the city OF Alexandria, ut the suggestion
Of my frepds, | have consented to bea candi-
date for the same, subject to the decision OF Il
convention in case one is desired or called:
ap Cit WILLIAM klLGOUk
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CPRING FASHIONS!
- SPRING FASHIONS!
Mrs. c.. l.. 81 VI p 5 On,

SPRING FAsH1o sFk1se FASHIONS.
Mrs. C. L. PSON,
Will open at her
Bazaar OF "A SHION,
No. rs King street.
On Monday April LIST. IN elegant assortment of
FOREIGN and DOM ESTIC MILLIN cry,
comprising every novelty that can be found OF
the season.
Magnificent Pattern Bonnets and Hats pur-
chased of importers.
Imported and American Suits, some very
beautiful
All kinds of Dress Trimmings, Laces, in real,
Guipure and Trimming.
Parssols, not to be cHcelled, either in design
Elegant Lace Collars, in old point, real, imita-
tor. Crane and Linen-all new styles.
HandkcrchiefS, Nil qua tiles.
Wells of every description, Tissue, Polka,
Dotted and Bridal.
Cotton Trimmings every rev style.
Victoria Lawns; elegant Prints and Percales
all selected especially for suits.
Real Hair Switches, Curls, long and cheap !;
Chatclaincs, in thread all colors Switches in
every shade, ard ChigHons in every style.
Ladies will do well to call and see my stock
before purchasing, as the prices of all are aston
ishingly low and cannot fail to please Notice
given in few days of my opening. NH 2S
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H.HLSE.H RS.
GAREPITA HALL.

GAREPTA HALL.
NCERT,
by the
ALEXANDRIA SINGING ASSOCIATION,
Conducted by Prof EVANS.
to mid in building the WHARF MISSION
CHAPEL, will take place at the above-name'l
Hall, on FRIDAY, the 10Th inst,
Tickets 80 cents-for sale nj the bookstores
Becker music store; by the members of the
Association and others. up ltd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-18

nRES TRIMMINGS!
IL DRESS RIMMINGS!
Just received large invoices of goods for Dress
Trimmings: Fringes, Gimps, Laces, oatnS'
Silks, Buttons, &c. will offer them at a,t .ni
shingly low prices. Also large lot OF Ash
TRIMMINGS constantly on hand ut
no lG !, - c. c. BEKRY'S. - King st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-18

S,MALL HAMS, Maryland brand, received
= this day and for sale ut Il reduced prize"
w. +. BkOOkES,
au1S l47 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-18

Crowds of merchants throng this mammoth
establishment daily.
A general rush for the New Goods.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-18

CoNCERT-T no reserved seats are
Mold for the concert Tomorrow night, no tickets
til be disposed Of that will not secure the hold
eli chair
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The Turf.

NEW York. April lS.-A London dispatch
states that the New Market handicap was won
yesterday by Ehftld.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-04-18

Frank Leslie I.ady's Magazine for May,
handsomely illustrated with numerous beautl.
fiji engravings has been received For sale at
Mr.. Geo. f.. Freuch'S book store.