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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-27
FROM MANCHESTER.

FREAK OF NATURE.-On Saturday last
DR.. J. W. Bronough, of this town, denver
ed a colored woman Of female child with
two distinct faces, mouths, and four eyes,
the other part Of the body of natural for
nation. The child was still-born, but was
said to have been alive three days previous
to its birth. The study Of DR.. Bronough
was besieged all day yesterday by an anx-
ious crowd, who desired to obtain
glimpse of this latest Manchester institu-
tion.
A V1sIToR.-On Sunday night, at the
Baptist church, just after prayer by the
pastor, a man arose, pronounced the bene-
diction, bade the congregation adieu, and
retired. He was supposed to be crazy,
and is doubtless the same one who went
through like proceeding at the Monu-
mental church, Richmond, on Sunday.
To THE PUBL1c.-We are requested by
the friends of Cornelius A. Hall, who was
found dead last Friday, to state that they
were in utter ignorance of his condition
up to Thursday night, and until too late TO
render him proper assistance.
REL1eIoUs.-The religious meetings still
continue at the Baptist church.
The Rcy. Mr. StrlnSiciio", vi 'ho hP''So
pal church, preached on Sabbath morn
ing and night at the Methodist church,
the pastor of that church being absent at
Conference. :,
The members of the Episcopal church
are making efforts to raise funds to erect
a chapel, and we trust that they will meet
with every success in their laudable un'
dertaking.
AT CoNFIRENcE.-The Rev. Mr.. Ed
wards, the pastor of the Methodist church,
is absent at Conference, and we express
the wish not only of his flock, but of our
entire community, when we desire his re-
turn. Both himself and his estimable lady
have made a host of friends during their
brief but pleasant sojourn amongst us.
FREE ScHooL.-Those wishing to receive
the benefit of the free school to be esta-
blished by the Philologian Association can
make application to any of the following
parties W. E. Hatcher (presidenD, +. 5.
Cardozo (secretary), A. S. McRae, W. 1.
Clopton, J. II. Bowman, executive COM
mittee, or to the reporter of this paper, who
is acting as secretary to said committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-27

F1RsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-A very
large and appreciative audience assembled
on Sunday evening last to hear sermon
from the pastor, the Rev. DR.. Moore. The
sermon was addressed to young men, and
was based upon Matthew, 24th chapter,
10th verse: "But pray ye that your flight
be not in the winter"
The theme was discoursed with the
ability and eloquence Characteristic of the
distinguished divine. Many passages Of
the discourse were marked by rich and
copious imagery; and the earnest appeals
10 the hearts and consciences Of bis hear
ers were received with deep and attentive
feeling by the audience.
The solemnity Of the occasion was en-.
hapced by the rare and excellent music
from the choir, consisting on this occasion
Of Miss Richings, Miss Harrison, Messrs
Castle and Campbell, and other musical
celebrities who have just closed an engage.
mont In our city.
The voluntaries given by them on this
occasion were In the best possible taste
They were in strict accordance and har'
mony with the surroundings, and many .
heart was solemnized by the strains ol
music which breathed throughout spirit
Of high and holy worship.
The organ was most excellently handled
by the accomplished organist Of the church
Mr.. Clapp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-27

ROCKETS RELIEF AssoCIATIoN.-A meet
ing of the Rockets Relief Association was
held on Friday. An interesting part of
their proceedings was the reading Of let
ter from R. A. Mayo, Esq, enclosing twen-
ty-five dollars as contribution to the OBJ
iects of the Association. The letter of Mr..
Mayo expressed warm solicitude for the
welfare of the people of the district, who
had been so long his neighbors. His dona-
ton was handsomely acknowledged in q
letter from the secretary of the society.
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EsTgRPRIsIya SPIRIT.-Among the many insti-
tutions OF the kind can be found the old estab-
lished clothing house Of WILLIAM IRA SMITH
Co., III Main street fold numberl, Of this city.
Being the pioneers In their line OF business,
practical workmen, as well AZ experienced busi-
ness men together with their energy, perseverance,,
and large means, entitle them TO be credited
largely to the Improvement Of burnt city, in re-
building some OF the finest business mansions to
be found on Main street. Such immense outlay OF
capital In the enterprise, and the assistance rem
dered the ldboring class thereby, entitle them 70
the support and patronage OF 9 discerning public.
Their elegant store is nlled with the latest styles
and Iabrfcs Of the season their clothing made up
under their own supervision-s corps Of hands
constantly employed In this city-renders II at.
trsetiye, besides being the Oldest southern house
nov left In the State of Virginia. Their every
purpose ID to study the wants Of the public, and to
rive them ooodo q tths lotcest market rates
while their large means, superior facilities, and
practical knowledge. enable them TO stand second
to no other house In their line in this city.
Tsoenty.fve years standing In this city should
be sure guarantee that their business 10 con.
ductsd upon Legitimate grounds and fair dealing.
Yours, respectfully, JUSTICE.
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prsxAsss OF rHI EYE AND RAR.-Dr. Gardner
formerly OF London, England oesiist and suristi
operator on the eye and ear. respectfully informs
the citizens Of thnt he will be again at the
sllxrd House -ofaes, parior 81. nrst nooron Mon
day, December sl,h, TO Saturday the 10th. Aftsr
that time, monthly, Of which dus notice win be
ttven. once hours from "a. II. tosP. u. And
can be consulted on deafness, noise Ia the had,
essarr. discharges from the ear scales In the ear
aseunulsdon Of wax in the ear, obstruction OF the
sustae hian tube. and al acute or chronic diseases
OF the ear and air-passsgss. ArtiHcial eyes IN
serted without pain. and perfectly rsssnsiins Ne
natural eye. Operations for satarsss. sxasasns1
o. sross ere, sEtiasiai papils &ss skiifaiiy par
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PR1zEs FOR FINE ToBACCo.-We sav

PRIZES FOR FINE ToBACco.-We saw
Yesterday at Messrs. A. Y. Stokes s. Co.'s
three very beautiful silver cups, finished by
Messrs. John II. Tyler & Co., and intended
as prizes for the finest samples Of bright
tobacco shown at an exhibition held in
Danville on the 18th Of this month by Mr..
w. S. Patton, prominent banker Of that
place. The first prizs is for Mr.. A. j.
Clark, the second for Mr.. W. J. Brown,
and the third for Mr.. j. ]. Smith. The
cups are very handsome, being Of the
neatest finish, and finely chased. Mr.. Pat
ton deserves much credit for the enterprise
displayed in this matter.
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9itI.mond 1ispatth.
Observation-Disclosures II, 1856.
AUCTION Sales The Day.

MsssRs. HARRISON. eoDDIN 4 APPERsoN Will
sell at o'clock this afternoon the very desira.
BILE residence on Union Hill, on Twenty. ffth
street, now occupied by Mr.. w. =. Jenkins.
Mrssss. HARRISON, GoDDIN / &APPERsoN will
rent on the premises, for one year, at II A. NJ,
the farm now occupied by Mr.. william Miller,
one mile and half east OF the Old Market.
Amer which, will be sold the crops, stock, &C.,
on said farm.
HIaH CONSTABLE CRUMP will sell at John q.
Gary's lumber-yard, at the head Of the basin,
. lot of roofing slate, slate cutters, mantsl.
pieces, etc.
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ATTEMPTED BuRdLARr.-An attempt
was made on Sunday night to enter the
premises of Mr.. John Boucher, on Main
street between Seventh and Eighth. A
shutter was taken off the back Windows
but the private watchman frightened the
rohher off
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ARREST OF CURTAIN THIEF.-Detec-
tive Knox on yesterday evening arrested
Robert Johnston, a negro, who had in his
possession very superior pair of lace
curtains for which he could not satisfac-
torily account. 1t has not as yet been as
certained from whom they were stolen.
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SERIOUS ILLNESS OF Rev. Mr.. CoULt1NG.
The numerous friends of Rev. James D.
Coulling, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, late of this city, will regret
to learn of his serious illness at the Wes-
leyan Female College, Murfreesboro', N.
c., of which he is president. A telegram
received yesterday by friend in this city
says his physicians have little hopes Of his
recovery.
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RENTING THE SECOND MARKET STALLS
The Second Market stalls have been rented
as follows: To John Gentry, No. 6; Yves.
ley Adams, No.2; James Wade, No. 3
W. Gentry, No. 4; Washington jenkins
No. 5; G. Staples, No. z; Reid, No. 8
The market was opened yesterday morn
ing for the first time.
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A TUMBLE -DowN.-Yesterday morning q
frame shop which had been occupied by
Mr.. Angel as blacksmith shop, near the
corner Of Second and Broad streets, fell
down. As there was nobody inside, there
was "nobody hurt" A buggy worth
sl75, stored away there, was smashed te
piecaq
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REoursrTroN FOR A RoBBER.-A man
named Triplett, imprisoned in Madison
county jail for the robbery Of Mr.. Blank
enberger and the murder Of Joseph Early,
broke Jail In Madison county some time
since, and has been captured IN st. Louis,
No. A requisition has been made BY the
Governor for him.
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HUsrINGs C0URT-JUDGE LYONS PREsI-
DING-MoNDAY, NOVEMBER 26.-Francis
Loney, indicted for grand larceny, was
tried, found guilty, and sentenced to the
penitentiary for three years.
Charles Black, indicted for burglary, was
tried, found guilty, and sentenced to the
penitentiary for three years.
Octavius Randolph, indicted for grand
larceny, was tried, found not guilty, and
discharged.
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The LADIES on A RAID. 1t would seem that the
ladies Of Richmond are determined upon the ex-
haustion of the dry goods in the great establish'
ment OF ]. STBBSBocK Il Co., and they are push
ing the war vigorously, and completely clearing
out this large stock. The celebrity Of their move
mens is astonishing, and they are still rushing on
to victory, for they have made sad havoc in the
hundred and fifty thousand dollars worth recently
advertised by this house. They seem bent upon
It that they must make Of the tremendous sac.
riaces now being made, and secure the bargains
which are unprecedented In the annals Of the hard
est times preceding these in which we are plodding
on.
The large invoices Of housekeeping goods
opened last week are almost closed out, and the
variety and cheapness OF them has astonished all
The influx OF customers from the country has crea.
ted q great demand for staple goods Of all kinds,
and to day Messrs. STRRSBoCK & Co. will open
ffty cases OF cotton cloths, shrting, sheeting,
&C., &C., which they propose to sell at cost They
have also Q hundred new cloaks to present to Gus.
toners for selection at prices which must command
an early sale. Among these are many beautiful
styles for misses and children.
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THE JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA Ca
NAL-WATER PowER.-The engineer of
the James River ard Kanawha canal re-
ports that for 100000 the water power
can be increased near Richmond so as to
furnish 100 factories with water power.
He shows that there is 1000 feet of front
on the river between the city of Richmond
and the first lock, and that by enlargng
the canal there will be afforded facilities
for furnishing at least 100 factories with
water.
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SERVICES AT THE ALMs-HoUsE.-At the
alms-house the Rev. DR.. Moore has com.
mencsd preaching every Sunday evening.
A Sunday school has also been opened
there, and will be held every Sunday after.
noon at half-past 8 o'clock.
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REpAIRs.-St. Peters Cathedral is be-
ing repaired and repainted. The inside
of the building is being frescoed, and the
whole work is being admirably done. The
services will not be interrupted, but will
he continued in the basement of the church.
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BROKE JA1L.-A man named Bare, who
was sentenced to ten years. imprisonment
in the penitentiary for murder, escaped a
few days since, and has not yet been ar
rested. The police are on his track.