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CHURCH BURNT-MUTINEERs, &c.
IcosREspoNDENcE OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH

NORFOLK, April 20.
Some incepdiary applied O torch to the Roman
Catholic church, in the city of Portsmouth last
evening by which that beautiful and costly edifce
was speedily reduced to a heap of smoudering
ruins.
The fire was applied to the Confessional in the
rear basement, Immediately under the altar,
which being constructed of light combustible ma D..
terisl soon spread beyond the control of the fire.
men.
The fire was discovered about eleven o'clock and
had oained such Roadway to defy all efforts to
subdue IT, 1t is also asserted that the hose of the
firemen were cut on two different occasions, which
materially retarded their operations, and before
they could get we'll to work the whole building
was wrapped in a sheet of fame, which run mad
ly Nd the tall steeple, licked the very clouds and
filled the murky atmosphere with a soft and mel.
low light. The clouds were tinged with golden
hues and the scene is described as being grand
and sublime in the extreme.
This church was built some five six years ago,
and was under the auspices and direction of the
Iamented Father Devlin, until '55, when that
ever to be remembered epidemic swept him, in
company with so many others, from the stage of
life. Father Plunkett, worthy and able man,
was then called to preside over its destinies, where
he has remained up to this time.
The church aud organ cost twenty thousand
dollars, and were insured for twelve thousand,
that Ia to say, the church ten thousand, and the
organ two thousand dollars. Therefore, the loss
is about $4,000, exclusive of the three several
paintings and other sppurtenances, which cost a
great deal of money. Two of the paintings which
decorated the chancel were very large, and we
suppose very costly-one Of them representing
the Crucifixion, and the other the Return from
Egypt. These were gotten out, but In their eff
forts to remove them they were so mutilated as to
render them worthless.
The handsome and costly altar was destroyed,
but the altar service, which was made of silver,
and 10 very valuable, WAS saved. There had been
no service In the church since yesterday moro
ing, when mass was performed, and then there was
no fire in the building, and only two candles burn
ing in the upper part of the house, nor had there
been fire in either stove or crate for over week.
which leaves no doubt of its being the work Of an
incendiary.
The mutneers, who cut out of our city jail, have
been captured by officers Capehart and Nelson,
who overlook them on the road about four miles
this side of Elizabeth City, N. c., and brought all
i've back to Jail last night.
The weather is exceedingly wet and cold, and
business at stand. PERCUSSION.
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pJsTop DoANE.


The Newark, n. j., papers state that the d'seaee
under which this eminent and excellent pre'a'e
died vas Art developed ~ inhammasory rhen'
ms,.sh, afterwards by virulens typhoid fever'
derangine his mind and burning mp bis NE. AZ
re learn from the Newark Daily Advertiser OF
rhursaay evening, his consciousness returned on
Tuesday. su, his rhysica, system had evidently
lost it, recuperattve power and 10 accordance with
hi. own desire 10 know the worst, He was inform'
ed hy his physicians that his end was approach,
ins. lie received the announcement with his
Characteristic fortitude, and the absorption o!
his soul In solemn reflection, which Immediately
followed, found frequent and fervent utterance IN
expressions Of interest for the diocese over which
he had 20 long and 10 ably presided, which he bad
90 faithfully served, aud so we'll loved. At mid
night OF Tuesday he began to sink rapidly, and
at four O'Clock Wednesday morning. the shadow Of
death fell unmistakabiy upon him. His family
aud the teachers Of the Hall we're called up the
Holy Communion was administered to him. and 81
one o'clock Wednesday afternoon, with calm re-
signa,ion on his part, death removed him to
better world.
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f% THIRD SPLENDID OPENING OF
DRY GOODsI
BREEDEN l. FOX,

Open this day, MONDAY. April 18th, the NEST
complete assortment of Goods ever exhibited by
them They invite special attention 10 very at
tractive stock of oon,
which will be offered ut very reduced prices
amongst them
Barage and Grenadine Robes, in great variety
Silks. Bayadere a dsux yoantes, some entirely new
style $500,
French Urgandes and Jaconets
Spring de LANES, Chall de LANES
De Chenes Etoile de Paris, and MANY other new and
beautiful ibrics for Spring wear
Oar stock of Housekeeping and Plantation doods
is very large. - $500
large lots of the following Goods, which we snail
offer at very low prices:
Irish Linens, Table Damasks. Napkins, Towels,
Linen Sheetings, &c, &c. BREEDEN FOX,
aplS-l2tf Z1 Broad st.
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HARRrsoNBURa, April 2


HARRrsoNBURa April 2Sth, 1859.
At this particular time there is an exciting race
in the 9th Congressional District, between Jas H.
skinner, the regular nominee of the Democracy
of the upper end of the district. and John T. Har'
ris. who is the candidate Of the Democratic party
which comprises the lower end, and which is
known as the "Teuth Legion" 1t is the opinion
of every one that Harris will be elected by dc.
eded majority.
George L. Deneale, late Senator of this county,
has an bounced himself candidate for reelection
to the Senate Of Virginia.
Marshall Division, No. 3, Sons of Temperance is
gaining accessions every night of her regular
meetings. large number of young men have
recently Joined, and still the good work goeson
The temperance men of the county OF Rocking.
ham will hold q County Convention on the second
Saturday in May, for the purpose of advancing the
interest of the Order. We hope much good will
beaccomplished by the holding of this Convention
Thomas A. Gilmer Co., have issued prospecs
tus for a weekly paper, to be published in this
place, called the "Pngnia Citizen" 1t will be de-
voted to the success of the Opposition party. Dr.
Geo. K. Gilmer, formerly one of the editors and
propretors of the Stanton "7rue American" will
be connected with the paper in the management
of its editorial department. ROCKINGHAM.
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CHURCH BURSr.-A letter in the Dispatch gives
an account Of the destruction, by FIRE, of st. Pauls
Roman Catholic church, in Portsmouth, Va, yes
terday. The Transcript says that the hose of the
Independent" and Resolution" fire companies
was cut twice while they were operating against
the devouring element aud it is said but for til is,
/. would have been extinguished with comparative"
ly small loss.
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A~WHgELgR Il Wilson's
CELEBRATED LOCK STITCH

CELEBRATED LOCK STITCH
SEWING MACHINE.
wear 90 that the upper thread is used from the
ORIGINAL SPOOL, the addition OF HEM Ek, oy
which hens of any width are turned and stitched
WITHOUT ANY BASTING, and the new style OF
LOOP CHECK, tvince the care of the Company in
iucorpore ting with them every device tending to
They now combine every improvement for SEW
ING that has been invented fo- sewing and we feel
confident that in their present form they are the
best ever offered to the public and refer for conhr'
nation of this opinion to the 10000 of them now
in use in this county.
Call AID see them, or seed for descriptive price
list. ChAidE,.
an 29-3t* Agent.
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n.y. SHB
REEFS co.'s
pORTR AITs
THE PEARL Al

THE PEAKL AMKKUTYPE.
MesT BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE PIcru4E ExrAnf.
All styles OF Portraits known in Photography
Art. taken at the STRAIN GALLERY. 1879 Mai
street.
An work warranted to please, or no charge.
Prices ranging from CSC to e25.
Large size Family Groups, and
5000 worth Of Fancy Casts,
A. one half tbs usual prices
Have your old Pictngea copied In the new STYLE.
To prevent their fading 80
Zee soecimcns Of small children at their
Doorway. Bee II you can md any 81 other
Galleries 70 compare with them.
Beware u UunMing Operators and Imitatcrs.
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fdA2IMB INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND-APRIL2 90 1859.
Higa Water this day Saturday o'clock.

ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, New York, mdz and
passengers, Ludiam Watson.
Steamer Belvidere, Keene. Baltimore, mdz
Schr Charles, Eilenswortn, Cabin Point, billets
and lumber.
SAILED
Schr Tinker, Thursten. down the river, light.
Scbr Medora Rhodes down the river, light.
schr VIM II COliyer. Reines, down the river, light.
schr Snow Storm. Larris, down the river, light.
Schr Brunette, johnson, down the river, light.
Schr Ring Dove, Adams. down the river. light
schr Mary Ann Hetty, james, Geors clown, mda.
W d ColQuitt 4 Co.
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NoRTuERN MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. Aprii 2o-rlour active, at an advance
az fI6l2c: prices not fully established Wheat &C
tive and cts higher. Corn cts higher. Provi,
sions firm Bacon Sides $685.. Whiskey quiet at
251s(4261.
NEw YORK, April 20 Cotton verv dull; quots-
items nominal; upland middng 124l2h. Flour
generally .020 cts higher: ohio s645Go6,7o; South
erp s6I.6l6 so Wheat firm; Southern white 81 So;
red ST. Corn firm: mixed SO; yellow @@o7c.-
Pork lower mess $l6A@l6?5 prime Sl2sl. Lard
lower aud quoted at ll4@tls, Sugar active ath14
M71s Coffee firm at I2c. bpirifs Turpent1ne etea'
dy Resin firm at 81 20. Rice heavy at 31aG49ac.-
stocks higher: Va 6's 500.
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DIED,

On the 9th of April, at O'Clock. Mr. SAMUEL liz
McsDAMS. aged 90 years. leaving VIE anu ~.
children, and an aged motner anu sn0'o' ~ A'"
their loss.
Dear husband. thou hast left us,
Here thy loss we deeply feel
But tits God that hath bereft us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
Yet again we hope to meet thee,
When the day Of life Ia fed.
Then in Heaven, with joy TO greet tnee'
Where no farewell tears are shed.
~ Raleigh IN o. papers please copy.
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MARRTuD.

I'm Thursday. 2sth inst. bv the Rev. Unsrles nv
Read. Mr. SAMUEL FAkRisoN 70 M's
n. daughter Of Lewis Webb. Eco. st.
Nv Elder John Parrish. April zs.n' - ~ Jossnh
nit Caroline county. at the rssrnsnGIr and Miss
Je.se' R.1. Mr. BURTON B WRIGHT anu "i''
ANDREWETFA W JESSE
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NOTICE. propose
@AN ROAD ROCK
Aes&ENS&sX> RACES will commence on
S<eS, TUESDAY. MAY 3, 1889.

FIRST DAY-TUE1DAY-Swe for three
old colts and llies cut of mares that have net
winner Sg to the closing mile hes
q race. To name and close LIST March, 1859, with
three subscribers. VIZ:
Fondren, Williams Co, name f by Red Eye,
David Mcdaniel names CHI by I'd Boston her dam
by mported Trustee.
Calvin Green names b by 6riff Edmondson, his
dam by imported Priam,
SECOND RAcE-sAME DAY-Sweepstake for. all
prietor to add $50 if the race is run Two or more
10 I'LL the stake Closed lst March, 1859. with four
entries. as follows:
Mr. d Powell names CHI m Polly Berford, by
Hawkins Grt Pryam, dam unknown, years old
David Mcdaniel names b Don Juan, years old.
by aencoe his dam BY Wag0RP e5sr. w.ts ,v
Calvin Green also names ch fGlencona. by Glen.
'U sE0oN qS
all ages that have not won up to toe LIST Jan
uary. 1889 500 entrance; $50 forfeit Three or
more to fill the stake Two miles. Close LIST March
D Mcdaniel names b C by Revenue, dam by Mar
Fondren. Williams Co. pane by Childe Har.
rold, dam Betsy White, years old.
Calvin Green names b C by Griff Edmondson, dam
P D Powell names Flyaway by Boston, Jr. her
dam by imported PrialD, years old
David Mcdaniel names Mr. Harrison's b c by Rev.
SECOND RAcE-sAME DAY-Sweepstake for three
year olds that have never won race. Mile heats:
$3.50 entrances $50 forfeit. Name and close the 18th
April. Three or more to fill the stake.
THIRD DAY-TRURSDAY-Swe for all
ages; dash of three miles; $50 entrance. PIP 5000
added by the club if the race is run. Two or more
to make the race. Closed LIST March. as follows:
Messrs Fondren, Williams Co name b f 4 years
old by Childe Harold, her dam Orstrix.
Capt John Becher names br h John l.. by Childe
Harold, his dam b, Glencoe, years old.
David Mcdaniel names by Don Juan, years old
by Glencoe, his dam by Wagner.
Calvin Green names h Robert Walker, years
old, by Camden, his dam by Boston.
Calvin Green also names ch Glencona, 4 years
old, by Glencoe, her dam by Envoy.
SECOND STAKE-SAMg DAf-For four year olds; two
mile hsats: $50 entrance. PIP $50added by the pro-
prietor if the race ia rum Two or more TO make q
race. Closed LIST March. as follows:
Capt John Belcher names b Ashland, by Fnan.
cier. his dam by Priam.
Calvin Green names Eagliss, by Glencoe. her
dam by Grey Eagle.
FOURTa DAY-FRIDAY-Sweepsta for all
ages; dash of four miles; 500 entrance DID, $500
added by the club if the race isrun. Two or more
to make race. Closed lst of March, as follows:
David Mcdaniel names CHI Gov Wickliffe, years
old by Glencoe, his dam Motto.
Calvin Green names 6 Esgliss, years old.
Calvin Green names ca ( Glenconia, years old
SECOND RACE-SAME DAY-Club purse 800; mile
ap so-2ts CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor.
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T TST OF LETTERS--Remain aiming In the
- RICHMOND POST OFFICE. on the 10Th daJ OF
April. 1859. =.
n Persons calling for letters in this List VIII
please SAY they are ADvERTfsxD.
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NSs-EEAR !!
@ BEAR!
HEAR -
A FAITHFUL WITNESS.
EVERY WORD WILL BE CONFIRMED BY QUIZ
BEST KNOWN CITIZENS.


a FAITHFUL WITNESS.
EVERY WORD WILL BE CONFIRMED BY OUR
BEST KNOWN CITIZENS.
GOOD NEWS FOR The SICK.
Rev James W hunnicutt, editor Of That popular
paper The Christian Banner, published at Freder.
fcksburg Va in bis editorial of March 18th. thus
speaks Of HAMPTONS VEGETABLE TING
TURE:
"The season of the year for fsebleness Of body
and general debility is now approaching and we
woola particularly invite attention to hampton's
Celebrated Vegetable Tincture, and can and do feel
it our duty recommend it TO all who are dyspep-
tic or otherwise in feeble state of health. We
know the virtue the Supreme excellence of this
icine for we tried It, to the saving of our own
health and perhaps life also. No family should be
without this medicine. Especially in all lower Vir-
ginis should HamptGn's Tiucture bs used freely -
the m. dicine may appear to the purchaser TO be
very dear at dollar per bottle but even at thai
price, we nsider it the cheapest medicine in the
country. We doubt very much whether it ever
fails to do good"
a4g- Cali and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD co, Richmond; by
DR. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by all the Druggists
in Petersburg; by MORTIMER 4 MOWBKAY.
Baltimore, and BY Druggists and Shopkeepers
everywhere.
~ 81 per bottle; six bottles for IS.
An 22-d&Wta
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GENERAL EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
The General Convention Of the Episcopal Church
OF the United States, which meets once in three
years, will hold its next session In this city, begin
ming on the arst Wednesday in October.
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LOST.


T OST-On the 28th inst, q pair of
- SPRING BALANCES, from oar ice wagon. be.
tween the Our House and Dime The finder will re-
ceive reward OF 81 by returning them to us.
GRIFFIN & TAYLOR,
ap 39-3t Upon the Dock.
T OST CERTIFICATE OF STOCK
II Notice is her, by given that certificate, No 49,
for shares of stock of the Virginia Towing Compa-
n.y. Issued in the name of Alexander Ludlam, gnar-
diam has been lost and that application will be made
at the end of 60 days to the taid Company, Tor a
renewal or duplicate of said certificate.
ap 9-law2ms WGODDlN.
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ABUY YOUR oKs AT THE GIFT Book STORE
where you may brs-
Book and o Gy d Watch for Sl.00
Book and SILVER Watch for 100
Book and Gold Chain for LOO
Book and Gold Thimble for co
Book and Cameo Pin for leo
A Book and set of Sleeve Buttons for LEO
Book and a Gold Locket for leo
Book and Gold Bracelet for 100
Book and a Gold Pencil for Leo
Book and Gift Book for 100
This is a great movement, which has fer its end
the dissemination of knowledge Be sure to call at
No sc Main street and buy Book. ap 26-6t
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HARBxRs MAdAzINE.-We are indebted to Mr..
A. MoRsIs, and to Mr.. ]. W. RANDOLPH booksel'
lers, for copies of Harper's Magazine for May.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

@-A CAnp.--We beg to return our
,hanks moat cordially 10 the members OF the rias
Rrig AIDE. and all others who assisted ID RtN
the entire destruction Of the TknpbSs .ns nsvsr
witnessed better discipline and order on snsn r mn
occasion But for the fearless intrepidi,y sast
of our friends we believe the ROLLING nnis y.
mist have gone As it Is, our operations are au
handed only In one Derarsment-the SPIKE fhusoi 1;
pand IN is we hone to have rebuilt, and again III
operation, 10 few weeks. .unppson IN.
TREpveAR IRON WORKS, ,o,,
April 18th, 1889. "P
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o. CAME to my house, dark IRON
AN grey HORSE. with enc white foot. The
owner will please prove property and pay charges
He can be seen at tho stables of w Xix.
ap 3O-3t& III DEANE.
EOUND-About mile from the city, a
l. Foreign Gold Coin. which the owner can recover
by proving property and paying for this advertise
,,,ant 30-lte
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Ma GREAT ExcIrEasSr-BY T

H@- GREAT EXCITEMENT - BY TBLE-
GRAPH-WATSON. u Main street Whitehurst's old
Gallery. has received, by the Europa, stereoscopc
| Views taken in England, France. Italy, and the
| Holy Land. of Landscapes, Groups and Statuary.-
| Call and zee them.
| The best style of PHOTOGRAPHS taken by
| WATSON for 81. Likewise Ambrotypes for Csc.
Photographs life SIZE colored. in oil, or pasted
and COPIED from old Daguerreotypes and enlarged
| an 27--tf
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sg-To THE PEOPLE OF CHESTERFIELD
It being understood that the office of COMMON
WEALTH'S ATTORNEY. for the County of Chester
field will shortly become vacant by the resignation
of Alexr Jones, Esq. declare my self g candidate
to supply such vacancy when it occurs.
an l5-ts CHRISTOPHER G. MCHAE
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W. NJ Browne, one of the editorial staff of
the Journal of Commerce, is to become the editor
ofthe Constitution" the official organ of the Ad-
ministratiCu
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nS LIooRIon.

A. 0. G. BRAND.
TIKI ABOVE WELL KNOWN FAvoRITE BRAND ALWAYS
ON SALE, BIZ JAMES u MCANDhEW,
de Sly "a, PINE STREET, NEW YORK.
HE HENRY L. BROOKE has resumed
the practice of Law In the city of Richmond.
Office in Belvin's New Building. ON 18th. fronting
Bank street. ia 26-ts
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PER MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH LINES,
orrrcE-No. 1870 Eagle Square. Main ct.

ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO TIE RICHMOND DISPATCH
NOMINATION FOR THE BOARD OF PUBLIC
WORKS.
LrxcHRuRa, VA. April 29.-Upon the re'assem,
bling of the Democratic Convention last evening
,ha seIeuates nresent numbered sixty four. Du,
ring the evening there was . good deal OF noise
aud confusion, growing out Of the strurgle be- be-
tween the friends Of Messrs. Clay and BLOW, Va
the 18th ballot, at III o'clock, Gen. od'n -
Clay was nominated, and the nominat'oh WIZ
made unanimous.
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~ BISHOP JOINS is expected to
~ administer the Rite of Confirmation at
Grace Church, TOMORROW NIGHT. Sunday, LIST
May at o'clock. There will be no service in the
afternoon. ap 30-t"
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s@- MANTLE DEPOT, SO Main street.
My store will be closed on Monday and Tuesda y,
the 25th and Goth instants, and re-opsned on We'd
nesdsy 4 EZEKIEL,
an % SO Main street.
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AasAM,L NJ PRICE LOO


"re receisiog large additions to their stock Of
new and desirable Goods. being bought by their &C.
NOR partner. now In New York.
SILKS and SILK ROBES
BARE0ES aud BAREGE ROBES
ORGANDIk6 and ORGANDIE ROBEs
PRINTED JAOONETS
ENGLISH BAREdE
Very great variety Of
NEW AND CHOICE GOODs
In every department, embracing Whatever ran h.
had tomAke their stock Of
FINE RETAILING DRY GOODS
Fresh and attractive.
~ 10-St SAM'I Al PRICE 4 10
TABLE DAAAeKs. HAPKINs, TOWELS TT.
MEN 6slEETINGs ~
- a. Totton sheetings. Curtain goods. &c.
ss.. al % me best quality aud very chssp.
WATKINS 4 PfOKInN
..nanSivE SUPPLY on PLAID ANN
r.,,.sa 1911. np.., ozsABuaos. corroNAD AM
~ DtM.s uablss hss Cotton. plata No.
low pricAs = ods, IT unusually
Watkins sroxlsr.
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TIE MAIL ROUTES.

WASHINGTON, April 29.-ln consequence OF the
.,raightened condition Of the finances OF the
GoyeTnment, the Postmaster General has 1ieided
not TO open any new mail routes 10 the states OF
virginia. North and South Carolina, Georgia and
Florida. authorized by the Congress OF 1858. The
oid routes are to continue as heretofore.
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- RELIGIOUS NoTIoE.-Rev. NJ.
La 7. SUMNER. may be expected to preach at
MORROW Morning. at 1, O'Clock. Preaching also
at P M. by enc of the Clergymen of the Baptist
Convention. ap 30-lt