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Especial telegram to the Dispatch. 5 8 = {
! PORTSMOUTH, April 2Y.-Tha SHOCKING
murder of john w. Gaylor and the riol
early yesterday morning on Church street
opposite the Varieties, in Norfolk, was the
subject Of investigation before Mayor Lud.
! low at the Police Court this morning. The
Mayor had associated with him Justices
Doyle and Bonney. The courtroom was
crowded with spectators. The case was
called as that Of the Commonwealth ps. A.
Is. Grant aud John Anderson.
The charge against John Anderson was
r'ot and feloniously shooting at John P.
Graham. Mayor Ludlow announced that
Tue case would be continued for ten dave
whereupon ). +. WeIborn, counsel for ,c.
cused, protested, and demanded a trial for
n's client. The court decided, through
mayor Ludlow. to continue the case and
the accused were held to bail in the snm of
si'ooo until May 9th. George W. Rbea be.
came bail for the accused, Allthe u,tnosso,
were also recognized fortheir appearance.
A warrant for the arrest of w. w. Not.
tingham, charged with the murder Of John
Gaylor, was placed in the hands Of Constable
Evans.
The murder and riot is stated by John
Anderson, member OF the Fire Depart.
mept, as fellows: He was on Main street
heard a row on Church street, and ran
down. In the crowd he saw Police Officer
Graham, aud remarked, What's the mat
ter?" whereupon Graham caught him vio-
lenty by the shirt and tore open his collar,
drew pistol upon him (Anderson), and was
in the act of using it when il was wrencbed
from his hand by Thomas Balleutine. Du-
ring the scuille the pistol was discharged
into the ground. After this the row became
general, when another shot was fired, strik-
ing John w. Gayor, q looker-on, in the re-
gion of the bladder.
After Gaylor was shot he went over to the
saloon OF Mr.. Applewhite and stated that
he had been shot by lobe Nottingham. The
wound proved fatal, and Gaylor died in less
| than half an hour after he received the shot.
The body was taken to the station-house, an
| inquest was held over the remains Of Gay
lor, and the verdict Of the jury was that the
deceased came to his death by pistol-shot
| fired by the hand of w. W. Nottingham.
The remains were then removed to the re-
! sidence Of the family on Church street.
The riot grew out Of political feeling.
Young Nottingham has so far eluded arrest,
and left the city it is thought.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTihoRE. April 27.-Flour dull and IN
s s1 ss Wheat quiet hut firm: white choice.
Sa;soWSi, sS fair to prime 81 .65 @Sl 80; choice
s an Sa 81 oi8bl IS good 10 prime red 81 756
Si:oo common to fair rcd. 81 .60Gs1. 70 Penn
sylyanla req; VI SOGQS1 so; Ohio aud Indian. red
T;orn'MfI 10; Western spIipg, S1.5OYsl SO
Gin, o2GgS3c.; mixed western new. SEC. old, SIC.
o o, steady; southern, 60@64c western, 62@63c
but firm at s20@t2&. Mess pork, II 725@fi 7.5o.
HIlk meats nominal; shoulders, 6aQ7c; c!eaI rib.
sldes, gSg9sc. Bacon In moderate demand !: Shout.
uers, M; clear rib-sides. 104c sugar.curcd
hams, 14Ql5c: Lard, 10&c Western butter
Market bare; Coffee quiet and unchanged Whis-
key quiet and steady ar II. Sugar unchanged.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 81, 1874.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Westove-, 1ravers. Baltimore, merchan.
disc and passengers, l.. Is. Tatum.
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch, New York, merchap-
disc and pa ssengers, George y. Allen 90.
Schooner Elizabeth Francis, Collins, Fort Pow
hatan, lumber, 4. l.. Shepherd.
SAILED.
Steamer Alliance, Carr. Philadelphia merehan-
disc and passengers, ". =. Porter, agent.
steamer Jehn sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk. mer.
chandse and passengers. L. y. Iatnn. agent.
schooner Seabird, Hogan, New York, coal, Curtis
& Parker. "
Schooner Union. Blizzard. down river, light.
Schooner Eugenia, Banks, down river, light.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The sunken schooner Inside Of Long Sand Shoal
the lgh-ship bearing about s. by W., Is in very
dangerous position for vessels using that passage at
night rs II Is In nearly the middle, with The main.
mast head and maintepmast out OF water anu
wreck OF foremost swinging about 1t.
BY Telegraph.
KEY WEST, April 27.-The British bark Hin
doostan, from Pensacola for Liverpool, Is ashore
off Cape Florida.
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SIMMER RESORTS.


BUFFALO SPRINGS, MECKLENBURG
ID COUNTY, yA.-RECEST DISCOVERY OF
AN ADDITIONAL SPRING, decidedly lmpreenl-
Springs open for the reception VI Flsiors on VIC
FIRST OF JUNE. 1874.
I'm most of the chronic forms OF disease regaroe0
rs remedial by mineral waters these springs ENJOY
q deseryedly high reputation. ~.
In general adaptation and curative power ~ obs-
eases OF women, In dyspepsia In It's protean iorHss
In chronic Intermittent fevcrs and In all Diseases
generated by maarial Dolsons. they are Wllnous q
rival among the medicinal waters OF America. Tue
proprietor Is aware that this Is very strong cal~
The public will judge If IL be sustained by inc tests
mOnials submitted .a
Since the last Spring season several valuable
springs have beer discovered at this place. one OF
them, according to an analysis made 0y PROFESSOR
T0nry, of Baltimore, Is decidedly iupregnated with
b1y TO the Gettysburg spring In our OWN country
aud 10 the AK IL Chappslle and vichy waters OF
the continent OF Europe, and which Is so bighiy
esteemed In the medical world remedy IN
govt, rheumatism, und in kidney and bladder aGec-
Mons.
Pennsylvania, says: "There Is perhaps no other
remedy from which equal efficacy may be expected
in the removal or the deposits or the urafe OF sods
In the joIuts and ligamentou5 tissues in equity PSI
tIents. and In preventing the deposits IN tue kid
neys and uriGary passages -
IL may be worthy OF note that this 10 the only
Spring In Virginia In which this salt Is found
Pamphlets containing analysis, testimonials, &c-s
can be had on application 70 Messrs. PURCELL,
LApD & CO.. druggists, or Messrs. WEST, JOHN
STOS & Co., booksellers, Main street, Richmond
Va or by addressing the undersigned ct BoydtoD,
Va (ap 24-d&wfml THOMAS +. GooOE.
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Damage from High Water.

Especial telegram 10 the DIspntch.J
PORTSMOUTH, VA, April 27-Inteligence
from the county states that the Dismal
swamp is submerged, and the banks of the
canal, from the sixth to the nine-mile post,
are oveI1owed, doing injury to the adjacent
farms. From Weldon this afternoon, we
learn that the freshet in the Roanoke river
is extraordinarily high, and is rapidly ris-
ing.
Great injury will be done to the corn crop
and the fishing interests.
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OFFICIAL.

CITY COLLECTORS OYgICE
I'm Council Chamber, Washington Hall, on
Broad between Ninth and Tenth streets1.
RICHMOND, VA, April %, 1874. ts
THIS OFFICE IS OPEN DAILY FROM
Il O O'Clock A. M. to o'clock y. M. for the pur,-
pose of receiving the eel
LICENSE TAX
from all lawyers, doctors, dentists, conmissio5
nercbants merchandise brokers, STOCK and cx-
Change brokers wholesale and retail liquor dealefSn
hoieis restaurants, saloons. boarding aud eating
house, auctioneers, lumber measurers, architects.
theatres and halls; telegraph express. nno coal
companies mercantile, Insurance, stea mboaf, real
estate employment. ticket, and sewtpg-Inachine
agents. bitter manufacturers junk and oyster DEAL
ers srayengers and photographers.
"All bills remaining unpaid on the lst cay Of
Nav n fine OF not less than ONE DOLLAR and no
more than FIVE DOLLARS for each day thereafter
will be imposed" JOHN +. kESSAULi,
All 27-4t S0IlfCLDI.---
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PANAMA. April 27.-The circumstance OF
the decentralization of United States forces
during the revolution in Panama is giving
rise to considerable discussion at Bogota as
nm offence against the national dignity.
United States gold is seven per cent. pre-
MUM, in consequence OF The Panama Kali
road Company requiring all settlements lor
freight to be paid in that coin.
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Restoration of a Minister.

New YORK, April 27.-Rev. w. I. Sabine,
rector of Ihe Church of Atonement, whose
refusal to bury George Holland, the actor,
from bis church, called forth so much critl-
cism several years ago, announced yesterday
that he intended to resign from the ministry
of the Protestant Episcopal Church, and
then gave. in sermon, the grounds for this
action and for bis preference for the Reformed
EDiScOpai Church.
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WAsuINGroN, April 1.-THE following has
been received:
LITTLE ROCK, ARK, April 27.-7o tho
President: 1t is not true that have de-
clared martial law outside Of Pulaski county.
Nothing has been done on my part to pre-
vent u peaccable settlement by the legisla-
ture. l only want to protect myself until
that is done.
(Signed) ELISHA BAXTER, Governor.
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BY T'elegraDh.
NEW YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK, April 27.-Cotton dul1. sale. NJ
a.. Daies at 17a@1S1c. Southern flour a shade
tn nS common 10 fair extra 6.40QS7.3O; good
~ snolce extra, a7.35IS11. Wheat lie. better .
aair inquiry 81 SO for winter red western. Corn
q uuiet' o49S6Ec. for new western mixed Coffee
ta t ana unchanged. Sugar firm; 7hl7xc. for
s sur 70 good refining; 7SGlSc. for prime; 7ll0
o Pc" LOT muscovado. Moasses firm. Rice aufet
dnil u y, kosin dull at 1910. Turprnine
III ai itc. FORK heavy: new mess, Si6.S5m
StI. Beer quiet. Laro firm at 10 I-lBGiOSc.
NnlEkey nrlncr and fairly active al 0Skc.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, April FL, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
S,SEERnIS.-White, 1852 bushels. Yellow, 400
OATS.-5S bushels
foTAToES.-126 bushels.
SALES.
CoRS.-White $50 bushels OR private terms.
UUATs:-46 bushels very good at G9c.
~ 9i .sfL: -: bushels on private terms.
IoIAToES.-12O bushels ON privste terms,
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TCE-CREAN BY STEAM.
A PIZZINI, JR., S07 BROAD szREE7.

Managers Of Fairs. Pic-Eies, Excursions, &C.
Will find 1t to their interest to let me give them
bid for furnishing them.
Families supplied with pure and bard-frozen
article, acknowledged by all to be the best made,
promptly and at lowest prices
Steam makes the Ice-Cream lighter, quicker, and
more healthy, as do not have to keep large quan-
titles standing in order to supply the large demand.
ANDREW PIZZINI, JR..
s07 Broad street.
Steam Factory, 2l5 north Eighth street.
au lN-1m
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FINANCIAL
. BY telegraph.
NEW YoRK

NEW YORK, April 27.-Eoon.-stocks steadv
ana little of. Money, 4. Gold, 11ox F1-
change-Long. 4S7; short, 400. Governments
strong and higher. States quiet and nominal,
Erenfng.-Money easy at 2@3. Gold. 11am
1i'S. Governments strong and steady. states
quiet and little better for some.
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Obituary.

New YORK, April 27.-Rey. John N. NC
Leod, pastor of the First Reformed Presby-
terrain church for the past forty years, Is
dead; aged 50.
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FOR KENT.

TOR RENT. n COUNTRY STORE a.
u and DWELLING, with FIVE ACRES Of a::::ji
EXCEL LAND. This IS one OF the best
stands in the country. being in the forks of the
Three-Chopped and Rivcr roads three and half
miles west Of Richmond. For full particulars APP
ply TO JOHN IURrHY,
~ 2S-3t& corner Eighth aud Broad streets.
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LOUISVILLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE. April 27.-Flour unchanged. Corn
Quls, aud unchanged at 1876. Provisions
quiet. Pork ST.. Bacon-Shoulders, TIC. clear
rlb-sides, oac clear sides. DC. Lard-Iierce, OK
@10hc.; keg, 1Oac. WhiSkey. 93c.
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DR. sehaenpa Sentenced.

CHICAGO, April 27.-In the Crimina
Court of this city to-day Judge Gary. sen
fenced DIR. Paul Schoeppe, convicted OF Tor
gerry, to three years in the pcnitentiary.
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LOUISVILLE, April 2I.-The striking men
on the Short-Li railroad have returned to
work, and the trains are running as usual.
Business has been wholly resumed, and no
more trouble is appreEended.
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CINCINEATT MAppu-rs

CINCINNATI, April 27.-Flour dull and I'm.
SIT. Lard steady: steam, l0c.; kettle held
at 0bc. Bacon steady; shoulders, 7c. clear rib
9Xc clear. 9i1c; sales OF clear rib at So loose
Whiskey timer at CSC.
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PORTLAND, VI, April IA gale at Ben
<lnSton, W., demolished tho s.eeple-one
hundred aud sixty feet higl-of the Con.
grc4utiona! church. a part of the falling
sterpir struck on the adjoining residence:
Gushing in the roei>.
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RALTfA0nE

BALTIMORE, April 27.-virguia 6's, old, 80
consoi'. 5Oh; cx-coupons, 4s; peeIers, 81. Wcs,
vifginia's IL. North Carolina Ga, old, as: she.
cial tax, 8. Bid to-day.
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puuAnELPHIA LIVESTOCK

PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, April 27.--Cattle dull; market
favors buyers; sales OF 1900 head Ut S7.25G
1852. for extra State and western steers G.5OQ
ii for fair TO good; 5000 for common. sheep
in fair demand; sa.es Of 1000 head Mt &oGQb9.
Live hogs In fair demand at SS.75Gs9; sales OF
$500 head.
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Theatre Burned-Arrest Of the AlIeget
Encenliary.

CHICAGO, April 21.--The Globe Theatre
was burned early this morning. William
II. Harrison, the treasurer Of the concern,
has been arrested on the charge of having
set fire to the building. He asserts his abil
ity to prove his innocence.
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THE LATEST SPRING STYLES. ~
EMPORIUM OF FASHION. EhS7ss
last sFASoN IN RICHMOND.

Madame DEMHLMAN, returning her thanks to
generous public for the liberal patronage She has
received for the past twenty years, announces thSl
inst returned from the North she offers very large
and superior stock of HATS, BoNHETS, FLOWERS
,rhich she viii sell at very low prices, being com
nelied to close OUT her entire stock this season al
any sacrifice. Mllliners who have not made their
spring purchases may obtain uEPreGIeuehsWe,a oAf-
s" gam S.em No. 1923 Main street.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

COR NEW YORK The <GSE#n
did Dominion Steamship CoIGpany's ssasssass.
rtaswshin WYANOKE, Captain COUCH, viii sau
9ri;ESUAY, April 2Sth, ut o'clock Z. NJ.
Freight received until O'Clock I. NJ.
Through bills OF fading signed, anu goods LOT =
warded With dispatch TO all points north, souln,
east, and west; also, to foreign ports;
Mare 10 New York, $12; steerage, So; round
trip tickets, $50. .,,r.o
PoA q, ". ALLEN & CO., Agents.
o1-o, Company's wharf. Rockets.
TUNAkD LINE. &EEss
Tickets 10 and from ALL POINTS IN hC'o L
by the celebrated CUNARD LINE ut
RICHMOND TRANSFER COMPANY,
GENERAL RAILROAD TICkET-OFFlCE
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&nax-Sforn NOrff

PouGHKEErslE, April 27.-The trains are
delayed by the storm. The snow IS lour
feet deep in the cuts.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, APRIL 2S. 1874.
Sun rises......... 5.16i Noon sets.......... 400
Sun scts....,... Cal High tide. .......... 81
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DOR RENT, the large aud very at. a
tr,ctiye SUBURBAN RESIDENCE Ell
called with fourteen ZEN asFeI OF
I'D Shout three hu udred yards from the city linn
its. The dwelling contains about ten rooms, WIN
stable ana all necessary buildings All III soou
order. Possession soon. Apply TO
John L. GODDfS, Real Estate agent,
~, o. 9r Bank aud eleventh streets.
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Severe Gale-VcsseIs FOunderea.
LEwEs, DEL, April 27.-Thc gale is severe,
Two schooners have foundered. No loss oil
life is reported.
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SPRING MILL!NERY.--I have $40
- Just opened a large and carefully essIas4stlES
selected stock OF MILLINERY and FAS--ShSHSs
Mignons, Chip and straw Hats, Sashes. handsome
Spanish Scars with ooquet- and all tue latest nov
elites Of the season. The above goods have been
purc! ased vety low for cash, and will be SOLD &C
cordinsly. Mrs. M; W Al ION,
-nn11 I'm
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CpECIAL NOTICE.

would respectfully inform the ladies OF hlc ,Is
mond and vicinity thai having great l9dlceln etS
offered me, I have concluded TO remain III III o,u
Stand e. O Broad street have just returned iroin
New York with irstclasS stock oil FANG1
GOODS Which have bought for cash. ana enan les
civ Consisting of Il large assortment OF Fans,
CHaTTAINES, VINAGkETrES, and ail thc
latest novelties out; SCASES from I2e. igffWa
HAIR GOODS as low us they can lie b0uS n eise-
where. WILLIS 81 n "a 300 ~ s,re,t
an 25-1w Baltimore Store, 6ls Broad s'rec..
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MILLINERY.

MFRS. NJ. E. COX, acs}s
WI 631 BROAD STREET. SEGSg
wishes her patrons and the public TO knowytNSdke
that she will this day open nice stock OF MILL
NERY, very cheap, and wi guarantee that all
Orders will be executed so as to give entire Satsfac-
ton. -,, AVA ,>-,,,
styles. 80.
where. oor ,.n,prr
an 2S-1H No. GIL HNOAD SINE,I.
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COURTNEY & POWELL have ow In
" stock all the new shade In DRESS 40, Dis.
PLAIN JAPANESE SILKS,
STRIPED JAPANESE SILKS,
PLAIN IRON GRENADINES,
STRIPED IRON GRENADINES,
BLACK SILK. s1.50-great bargain;
WASH POPLISS only IKE;
STRIPED PDPLJSS only 12kc.;
LACE SACQUES. sc, IS, $40, aud upwards;
| W ihT sHETLASD sHAwLs (very Chez,
Genuine FRENCH -wovE CoRsETs, ooc.;
| Genuine KID GLOVES for Il;
| hLL-LlNEN HANDKEEt HE'S. 75c. a dozens
| Ladies gentlemen's, and chilJren's UNDERWEAR
| In medium aud lightweight goods;
| FRENCH and ENGLISH CASSIMEHES In greaf
Look vt our OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SHIRTS,
| COURTNEY & POWELL,
| ,n7 Sl5 Broad street. .
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TOR RENT, large and delightful ~
I ROOM on third floor OF u dwelling few III
squares from the post-oftice. Bath and every mo-
dcrn convenience In the house. Rent low. Refer
cnces nterchaDged. Address W. NJ,
mn 2g-lt* Richmond pOst-ofiice.
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BAGGAGE EXPRESS.

/ THROUGH TICKETS to all principal po'nII
Ninth, SOUTH, EAST, and MESI pld ALL
RAILROAD and STEAMSHIP LINES ,-,vste
RAGGAGE CHECKED from hotels anu prisaits
r.sidnncns TO DESrISATI on all tcsetS soio
nv me- Rates same rs at depots.
PASSENGERS AND BAGGAGE CALLED FOB
IN ANY PART. OF THE CITY.
,r,ckets sold a, our offices. Information cheer-
fuiIy given as to all routes. ,.s ~
Pifacipal Office. S26 Main street; ana prsnSn OIL
nee u. E "a. President.
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ISAAC l sfcEsL z 5
NO. 42g ER0AD sTaEEr
n eTuLLATER ANIY STILL, CHEAPER

i. NO. 42gs ER0AD sgaErE
sTnL-LATEs AND STILL CHEAPER.
500 UNDERGRADUATES ,dou,l. vId.s .oaIy
600 y.sts aozapas fSe n loe-eh..s a
IEssA6k SILK from 75c, to IS per s.rd:
= hss1t oGiSGas .ndYAc
Full ]; BE caED coTToN-oe.,.r than An
sSS xeN lsnsh MSxST sR s
sqe iEsss1ssss So = 49, sss
so dssrent styles c Ass lSf; for men and
500 yai ss s SSHhEsoKED LINEN a. 1sxe roy.n
A large lot Of very cheap Towels, Napkins, Bed
Spreads, Handkerchiefs, Tiaies, dress Butt
tons, and Fnns. and a great many other goods
100 numerous 70 men''G ISAAC a sYoErs.
No No 429 Broad street.
fne LAWNS, all colcrs. at 12kc. ,tse'
Call and make your selection before they arc
picked over. ap 26-5t
HAVING JUST RETURNED FROM
- New Yoss am now prepared to Furnish my.
much under thetrva
In DRESS GOODS have everything nav that
Is out. which ! win seal from 12kc. up.
STRIPED JAPANESE PoPLfNs, 25c.;
STRIPED SILK POPLINs, Soc; ~
COLORED SILKS In every shade, for dresses ana
trlnming; s
BLACK SILKS cheaper than they ever were;
BLACK ALPACAS from CSC. up;
BLACK ALPACA ut 50c.-beautifnl;
WHITE and COLORED PIQUES at all prioesS
SAINSOOK, plain
NAINSOOK, plaid aud striped-yery chesn;
Good A BLEACHED COTTON at 100;
TABLE DAMASK from 35c. up; a
NAPKINS at all prices; ...s.
TOWELS a. 12kc. worth Csc; ~
CASsIMERES-in Cassimeres for men and boys T
have the beat stock ever offered In this Market.
LINENS for men and boys;
have q great many other goods, too numerous to-
mention, all Of which shall sell VERY CHEAP.
Also, more cases OF the best LAWNS at 12Iis.
Any one In want Of CHEAP GOODS will do
well to give me a call before buying elsewhere.
JULIUS SYCLE, 4l5 Broad street.
Country merchants will do we'll TO examine my
sock or DRESS GOODS. apl7-tmy7
TOR THE SPRING TRADE.
Now opening large line OF BLACK ALPACAS
of the best make and shades, iper than any
heretofore offered In this market.
Also, well-assorted stock Of pure LLAMA
LACE POINTS, Of the newest designs, At prices 10
WAsH.PoPLINs as 1asc, and nrss-olass
New New s. style, u soS TATERED SASH RIBBONS az
75c and FAST-COLOR PRINTS at &c.
HEMsTITCHED LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS
25c- rape-blrlcred LINEN HANDKERCHIEFSr
at &c.. and pure LINEN DoYLIES At soc. per
dozen.
D''''' .-'' 'f'''' ''N CHARLES nUTzLER,
ap13 Gil Broad street.
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A Postmaster Kiiled-Arrest of tho
Murderer.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, April 27.-Chares
Smith shot and Instantly killed Dick Haysip,
postmaster at Guyandotte, w. Va, to-day,
with n revolver. The murderer is in
custG0y
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MRS. E. L. HAMILTON, No. 1905 ,sDs
oirntion of The ladies TO her large ndYNSNs
beautiful assortment Of sprius and summer MILL
merry aud FANCY GOODS. She is no" prepared
10 exhibit all The latest styles OF HATS, BONAETS,
and NOVELTIES of the season. which she offers
TO the public on The most reasonable terms.
OS-3lt
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TOR THE SPRING TRADE.
CARDozo, FoURQUREAN 6 CO..

CARDOzO, FOURQUREAN & CO..
Invite inspection OF their choice assortment Of
LLAMA POINTS and JACKETS, embracing an
the new shapes In FLOWING sleeves, with and
without the STUART ruf1le.
Also, SLEEVELESS JACKETS. They have -
SHIFTING and FROCK CALICO ut s, 10 -
l2xc.;
A. Heavy and FINE BROWN and BLaA aEU
COTTOSS at 10c.; tsl,s'
LAUREL d. and other standard BR0wD COT
TONS, vt 12Hc.
AUBURN COTTONS, 13c.; s-r
ARKWRIGHT and DAvOL COTTON, 1876;
Wamsutta and New York Mills COTTON 3 at 1885,
Linen and Cotton SHEETING, &C., Sc :; and, in
fact oil goods as cheap they can DO boughx
elsewhere. .'+
BLACK SILKS all grades, but we call, special at
tention to our $3.50 grade, the b H;we fees
free 70 say, ever offered In this city. 'o. 49,
COLORED SILKS from 81 to $3.50 q yard;
EMBROIDERED POLONAISE; ..,i.f
PARASOLS In great variety. apps
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w ANTED, A NURSE.-A white woman.
" ono having had experience and over thIrty
years or age, preferred. Apply Mt 4OS Leigh
street; e. between Fourth and Fifth, for two days.
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Warts.

WANTED, A EURSE.-I wish to hire
a pply al 201 Marshall street 800 ''''u- -
np 2S-2ta 80 JOHN q. WILLIAMS 4