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FUNERAL NOTICE.

BRIGGS-The friends and acquaiDtances OF
the late Mrs TEEEKsszE BRIGGS are requested
TO attend her funeral this evening, at O'CLOCK
from the residence OF her sister, Mrs. kowena Y.
Mcdaniel, "a South Summer street
Divine services by Revs. j. W. Hoyte and a.
T. Baird.
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We acknowledge the receipt of an invita-
ton to attend select party to be given at
the hall Of John Hess, North Summer
street, on Thursday evening, Sept. 4 The
street cars have been engaged for he
pitrht
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Broke His Arm.

Hugh A. Lanier, son of Ike Lsnier OF
The 24th district in this county, fell out the
door of barn ON his fathers farm few
days ago, and broke bis arm. He is doing
well, We sre glad to state, and nothing Sc
rious Is arprehended.
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Fonr Ronfes of Ale.

That pro rscted case wherein James ID.
C.iseley was charged with feloniously re-
moving four bottles of ale, was brought to
termination yesterday before Justices Case
ty and Brantlsy, the accused being acquitted
of the charge.
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Omen Again.

The Merchants Exchange Restaurant,
which has been closed during the dull sea-
son, was opened again yesterday. The es-
tablishment has been refitted and refurnish-
ed, and everything from the kitchen to the
dining hall hiss an inviting appearance.
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University Of Virginia.-Sehools OF
Science and Practical LABORATORIES Anord
special advantages for general scientific edu-
cation, and for thorough, practical training
in the professions of Teacher OF Science,
Civil Engineer, Mining Engineer, Architect,
Chemist, Metallurgist, Farmer. Druggist,
etc and for employment in puhlice service
Coast Survey, etc.) Session opens Oct. /.
For catalogues, send to WIN. WERTEN-
BAKER, Sec'y, P. y. University Of Virginia,
Va. sug16 eod1m
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Messrs. Edito

Messfs. Editors:
In response to call made in your issue
of the 24th inst. from the citizens of the
9Th ward, l announce myself candidate
for reelection as Councilman Of said ward,
at the ensuing municipal election.
EDw. WILLARD.
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A CLOCK that was imported from London
nv President Stiles, Of Yale College, more
than a century sg5, and has since Deen ~
c con, use, still accurately marks.the time
for family IN Greenfield, Mass
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HI. III. ThOrnburg has resumed onsi-
ness at bis old stand, corner OF High and
Broad streets, where he will keep on hand
a first-class stock of Family Groeeries ano
Provisions. He solicits the patronage OF ms
former friends and customers. auglO u
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Grayson's Dramatic Circuit have engag-
ed the Nashville Opera House for the 18th
and 10Th September.
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Mes8Fs. 1t ltOls.
In response to call made In your issue
ofthe 24th inst. from the citizens of the Sth
wsrd. I announce myself candidate as
Councilman Of said ward, at the ensuing
municipal election. RoBT. 81. HALEY.
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Trunks, Valises and Satchels In great
variety, elegant, Substantial aad cheap Sc
VIM. Dunstesd's Trunk Store, 81 North
College street, between Union and Church,
Sewanee Block. Jeo
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R. u.

A match game of Base Ball played yes
terday by the Atlantic and Morgan clubs,
resulted IS follows: Atlantic %; Morgan %.
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Go to French's, 81 and "a Market street,
for the celebrated Fish Bro. Wagons. They
speak for themselves. augz9 eodu
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If r.. j. Winfrey will consent to again
serve the people of the 7th ward as Coun-
Gilman, be win receive the support OF q
HosF OF FRIENDS.
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sTArE OF THE WEATHER.

Tsfegrdphic Report from Signal Ssreies CogPs 2.
/ s. A. of Obserudtion, at 3.5e o'clock p. A--By
m Paei fe and Atlantic Line.
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At French's you win find large stock
OF Harness and other Government Goocs
cheaper than ever. sugz9 eodu
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West End Academy.-This School. 10
Gated on the corner of Church and West
Carroll streets, will open the first Monday
n September, auglA tillsepl
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Wagon-makers will find any amount OF
Woodwork and Iron chesp al Frencns,
Market street. aug29 eodtf
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Did.

BOSLEY.-Died IN this city on the .5etn o.
August. 1873 in the 18th year Of her age, GATH
ERiHE HARDING R0sLEY. wife OF Jonn . bos-
lev, and only daughter of Henry HARDING.
Funeral services this afternoon, &C > 9eloek,
from the First Colored Baptist Church, by Rev.
Randall B. Venable. Friends and asq0aintaneee
OF the family are Invited .r.
Aug. 81, 1873.
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New Church.
GAMING.

The corner stone of new church Is to
he laid at Antioch on the Goth September.
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Discharged.

Bill Shute, colored, charged with shaking
a pistol had a trial before Justice Everett,
and was discharges.
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CITY NoTIcEs.

Mr.. DOibear is now ready to receive
new pupils in Book keeping, Writing and
Phonography, at 10S Church street.
auo3l 81
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
st. Louis and ssoatheastern Railway.
Fast st. Louis Express leaves Nashville 4:5o An
st. Louis Express daily Z" Zoo Pm
Express trains arrive at Nashville st l;4o AN
1910 p. n.
Teslaessee and Pacific RaiIreed.
No. Leaves Lebanon ct. ..T:O0A.M,
Arrives at Nashville at9:10 A. M
Leaves Nashville at... .4:S0 p. NJ
Arrives ct Lebanon at. $40 p. Ne
Priee's Stage leave Lebanon at :3Oe'clock An.
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS Arrive
et Lebenon sc O'Clock P. n. on Mondays Wed
osdsys and Fridays.
Nashville, Chattanooga, and %. LOssfs
Railway.
:(Daiiy except sunday.)
vsastanoOgstrain leaves I;4s A: n ana SEQ ?: n:
Msmpbs knd St. Louis ,o.oo :, -
- arrives. ..6:00 A. n. and $50 P. II.
SleIbyvfIIe AccOmmOda ton.
DAILY except Sunday.
shslbyvile Accommodation leaves at 80 40 Pm.
Lou1svfIIe and Nashville and Great
ao-sharv. Rufrroaa
Ianve STATEN on North College street at 5:OO
- daily and LOO r. Il, Daily except Sunday.
Arrive Al 90 A. NJ, and 500 p. n.
Thai.20 P NJ train does not stop st any point
hAtween NashyiIle and GaIlatin, except Edge
SsSS Ju1ctIon
GRllattn Acc0mmOoathcns DatAys
A,u. Am
bsAses Nasn'iS'''''''''''''''''
.x, ra.nvtrBa and Great
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We should not suffer from Cough,
which a few doses of Ayers Cherry Pecto-
raj will cure. Time, comfort, health, are
all saved By it. p EQUIV =
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wAB DEPARrsEENT,
OFFIcE or CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICE,

UFF1CE OF tHIEF l5IoIl , 2 ~ tN1ol
WASHING ICN, d. c., Aug. 80, 1873.
ProbabiIities.-For tbs Northwest and
upper lake region, tie pressure will dimin-
ish with light east and scutheriy Winds and
high temperature, tia We siher Ia the upper
lake reyion cont nuing cloudy With local
rains. For the Oaio valley and thence south
over the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
the pressure win diminish aud light south
east to southwest winds and higher tenn
uer.ture with partly cloudy weather VIII
prevail exceps ca The Immediate coast,
where light raiEs srs. expected. For the
New England and EIiddis States and lower
lake region, high tGmperature on Sunday,
ligh southeast 70 southwest winds and less
cloud ness.
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EIyER NEWS.

EIyER NEWS.
Daily Report Of Stage OF Water, with Changes
In the "A hours ending p. m. Aug 30. i5sS.
ABOVE CHANGES.
Low i---- -
STATIONS. w4TER. RISE. PAIL D
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aug 7 wed fri. sat&sun, 1y4thp
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STATIONS.

Blank {. } indicates no report; cipher 90 star
tiOnary minus 81 tendency to fall plus III ten
deucy to rise. A. G. FORD, Observer.
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Or the Ways and By-Ways in the Hidden Life OF
American Detectives.

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, is a record Tor the past ~ YEARS of the most
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-12

TIE Confidence GAME..--Nlr. John Carroll
arrived in the city yesterday by the Rich,
mond and Fredericksburg railroad, on his
way from Canada to North Carolina. lie
states that while travelling in the cars gen.
tIcmanly-looking man took seat by him,
and the two soon got into conversation.
Before they arrived in Richmond the gen.
temanly stranger needed some change, and
finding he had nothing but 900 gold
bond be asked MIR. Carroll to lend him SlOO.
He said he was on his way to Raleigh, n,
c., and was delighted to find so pleasant
companion going the same way. If MIR:
Carroll would only oblige him he would
place in his handsa as collateral the gold bond
and would redeem it at Richmond. Mr.
Carroll accommodated his friend and took
the collateral.
When the train arrived, the stranger mys-
teriously disappeared, and Mr.. Carroll sought
detective.
The bond purported to have been issued
at Denver city, Colorado, by silver:mlnlng
company, and to bear seven per cent. lnteres!
in cold. 1t was dated March lst, 1870, and
had twelve coupons attached, but bad no
signature whatever.
The unfortunate man could give no de-
scription of the thief, who Is probably no"
far away seeking fresh victims.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-12

ELECTION OF OFFlcERs.-Fidelity Division
No. l (colored), Sons of Temperance, have
elected the following officers for the ensuing
quarter Wilson Winfree, W. p; 0. B. An
derson, w. A.; William Ii. Green, r. 5. -
a. Bentley, A. R. S.; II. S: Bailey, F. g.; "
II. L. Coombs, r.; Rev. II. Harrison, Chap
lain C.. Scott, c.; Gloucester Anderson, A
c.; Thomas Haskins, /. S.; NJ. NJ. Moore,
o. s.; Rev. Thomas Hewlett, L. W. p; M.
W. Williams marshal.
A temperance sermon, under tue auspices
of this Division, will be preached at the
First African church on Sunday the 14th, at
S o'clock Z. NJ. Rev. DR.. Charles Il. Corey
will deliver the sermon. Temperance meet
ings will continue all next month. Rev.
Richard Wells, D. D., will preach temper
ancc sermon on the 21st OF the pre-
sent month at ii O'Clock, at his church, and
Rev. w. b. Derrick at the Third-Slreet Me
lhodist Episcopal church at night on the
first Monday in january, 1874. This will be
one of the largest temperance meetings ever
hail
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-12

HELrIsG THE NEEDY following let
Yer from Mayor Kelley Is an example worthy
oi Initiation. He decides to close his house
on the 1t Of January, and offers S75 to the
Richmond Relief Committee to be properly
distributed by them for the benefit of the
needy. 4 gentleman here has also given
,alrty-tive cords OF wood.
In Petersburg the City Council and citi-
lens have contributed largely for the aid OF
'he poor in that city. The railroad compa-
uies agree 10 transport wood for that pur.
pose free Of charge, and several public en-
'ertainments have been held and goodly
>um. realized. will our people be behind.
land in The good work of helping their own
poor:
MAYORS OFFICE, December IL, 1873.
II. K. Eliyson, Esq, President Richmond
R.hJ Commltee
Dear Su,-There would be little difficulty
II fully eQulpping your organization for the
charitable work Il has assumed if each of us
would .acrifice some of his pleasures Or his
supuiiuitics for the sake OF the poor.
since | have had the honor to hold my
present Office | have been in tue habit Of
opening my house on New-Ieal's day TO
such Of my fellow-citizens as chose to pay me
me compliment Of call, and l have thought
that on this occasion might vel! forego this
pleasure in the interest Of the many among
Us who will probably find that usually JOY
Gus season period this year OF suffering
and solicitude. l do this not 30 much for
the help shall thus be able to give you as
for the hope that many who are better able
may be stimulated to lend their aid also in
'he work of feeding the hungry and cloth
!ng the naked.
Please find enclosed my check for SI5 to
your order. Yours very truly,
A. NJ. KELLEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-12
TFor the Dispatch.l
suinton's History In the PUBIC
Schools.

have just seen Mr.. keley's second reply
to INV articles on Swinton, and beg leave TO
submit rejoinder, which will make us
brief as full reply to his articles will al
low. Press of other duties will eompel me
to write more hurriedly than l could Wish,
and have not access here to certain books
and documents from which would like 10
quote; and yet l hope to be able to show
that while Mr.. Kelley displays an ingenuity
in twisting facts, and plausibiity in cover
ing UP errors worthy Of his Office as apollo
eist for Mr.. Swinton, he utterly fails to make
good bis claim that this book Is entitled 10
1lace in the sehool.rooms OF Richmond.
In bis 6rst article, after kindly askneWl'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-12

The ALLEGED MALTREATMEST OF SETH
| HoLLISGswo OF BRITIsH SET
rLERs.-A meeting of Anglo Virginians was
held last evening at the office of Mes>rs'
Robert j. Farrer & Co., Fourteenth street,
for the purpose of considering the case OF
Seth Hollingsworth, who is now at the hospi.
| tai suffering from severe injuries received on
hoard the British ship Magdala. Andrew
Dowd, ESQ, was elected chairman OF the
meeting, and Mr. Robert j. Farrer was ap-
pointed secretary.
Messrs. A. Dowd, R. J. Farrer, j. A. H.
st. Andrew, F. A. Palmer, DR.. Napier War.
ren. and A. j. DoWd reported that they had
visited Seth HoIlingswortb, and had found
him in state of great pain and danger.
After considerable discussion it was pro-
posed by Mr.. j. A. Il. st. Andrew and
unanimously resolved by the meeting
| "That the case of Seth HollingSworth de-
mands a searching investigation and that
with view to turthering the ends of JUS
tice X. B. Berkeley, Esq, of Richmond. be
reauested to watch the proceedings on be-
half Of the British settlers, and TO take such
measures as may be necessary for securing
fun reparation to Hollingsworth for the i'll
iuries inflicted Oh him.
.Tbat the thanks Of the British settlers
are due to w. Marshall, Esq, her Brittanic
Maiesty's consul Captain Post, Of tue Syl-
vester; the police authorities, DR.. Brock,
DR.. Taliaterro, r. b. Berkeley, Esq, and
others, who have kindly interested Them
selves on behalf of Seth Holingsworth.
"That the gentlemen attending the Anglo
yirginian banquet, at Farmville, tomorrow,
he deputution from this meeting to solicit
subscriptions in aid of Seth Holingsworth.
"That DR.. j. r. Freeman and Messrs. Far.
rer, Palmer, Dowd, and Hume be appointed
committee to Visit Seth HollingsWorth and
confer with K. B. Berkeley, Esq, and that
Mir. Consul Marshall be treasurer OF any
fund that may be raised"
The proceedings terminated with vote ol
thanks to the chairman and secretary.