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Vice-President-Thos. J. Evans. Treasurer-T. J. Starke.
Education Board, Richmond.
President-W. E. Hatcher, D. D. First Vice-President-A. B. Brown. Second Vice-President Corresponding Secretary-J. T. Ellyson. Recording Secretary-E. C. Goddin.
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PRESBYTERIAN. Presbyterian Committee of Publi- cation
Office 1001 East Main Street.
Secretary of Publication-Rev. Thompson Baird, D. D. Treasurer-Charles Gennet.
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Rev. Moses D. Hoge, D. D., Rev. C. H. Read, D. D., Rev. William Brown, D. D., Rev. Wm. A. Campbell, Rev. Thomas L. Preston, D. D .; Hon. Win. F. Taylor. Hon. B. R. Wellford, Hon. E. H. Fitzhugh, Hon. Robert Ould.
Bookstore 1001 east Main Street. Business Agent-J. K. D. Sleight.
The above committee is the organ of the Presbyterian Church in the United States, usually called the Southern Presbyterian Church.
EPISCOPAL.
Diocesan Missionary Society.
The following is the Executive Commit- tee of this Society : Rt. Rev. F. M. Whittle, D. D., L. L. D., Rev. C. J. Gibson, D, D., Rev. George Wood- bridge, D. D., Rev. T. G. Dashiell, Rev. William Norwood, D. D .; Rev. W. L. Ryland. Rev. Joshua Peter- kin, D. D., Rev. O. S. Barten, D. D., Rev. Charles Minnigerode, D. D .; Rev. A. W. Weddell, Mr. Win. F. Gray, Mr. A. T. Laidley, Mr. Da- vid N. Walker, Rev. F. M. Baker, Secretary and General Agent; Mr. J. L. Williams, Treasurer.
Trustees of the Bruce Fund.
Rt. Rev. F. M. Whittle, D. D, L. L. D., Rev. Joshua Peterkin, D. D., Mr. John. L. Bacon, Richmond.
Officers of the Brotherhocd.
President-Mr. David N. Walker.
Secretary-Rev. Geo. Woodbridge, D.D. Treasurer-Mr. A. Y. Stokes.
Trustees of Fund for Relief of Disa- bled Clergy.
Mr. John L. Bacon, Dr. R. C. Ambler, Mr. John Stewart, Mr. B. J. Bar- bour, Mir. John H. Claiborne, Treas- urer.
Managers of the Widows' and Or- phans' Fund.
Rt. Rev. F. M. Whittle, D. D. L. L. D., Rev. C. J. Gibson. D. D., Rev. Jas. Grammer, Rev. T. G. Dashiell, Mr. John L. Bacon, Mr. P. H. Mayo, Treasurer, Richmond.
Henrico Sunday-school Union.
This organization is composed of dele- gates from the Episcopal Sunday-
schools of Richmond, and meets to discuss various Sunday-school ques- tions and promote in various ways the Sunday-school interest. It has proven a very efficient and useful or- ganization.
City Missionary Society.
President-Rev. Dr. C. Minnigerode. Vice-President-Rev. T. G. Dashiell, D. D.
CHARITIES.
Richmond Male Orphan Asylum.
This institution is situated beyond the western city limits.
President-Dr. W. W. Parker. Secretary-Samuel Sinton.
Treasurer-Thomas W. McCance.
Superintendent-Joseph R. Gill.
St. Paul's Church Home.
Children's Department-506 E. Leigh st. Woman's Department-Corner 6th and Leigh streets-Established 1875.
Female Humane Association.
The Richmond Female Humane Associ- ation was instituted 1867. Located corner Leigh and 7th streets.
President-Mrs. John L. Bacon. Secretary-Mrs. Peterfield Trent.
Treasurer-Mrs. Walter K. Martin.
Directors-Miss Mary Nicholson. Mrs. Frances Nelson, Miss Eliza Daven- port, Mrs. Charles Gennett, Mrs. John B. Danforth, Mrs. Samuel M. Bayley, Mrs. Bradley T. Johnson, Mrs. Walter D. Blair, Mrs. J. P. Cocke, Mrs. Wm. P. W. Mayo, Mrs. Robert B. Sommerville, Miss Nannie Caskie, and Miss Lizzie Woodbridge.
Home for Aged Ladies. BOARD OF MANAGERS.
President-Mrs. F. M. Whittle.
First Vice-President-Mrs. Joshua Pe- terkin.
Second Vice-President-Mrs. William M. Jones.
Recording Secret'y-Miss Jessie Gordon. Correspon'g Sec .- Miss Mary H. Maury. Treasurer-Mrs. S. P. Lathrop.
Directors-Mrs. Mary Mccarthy, Mrs. Wm. B. Isaacs, Mrs. A. Bargamin, Mrs. D. P. Halsey, Mrs. Thomas M. Saunders, Mrs. J. V. Hobson, Mrs. Peyton Carrington, Miss Elizabeth Woodbridge, Miss Stella Williams.
Church Institute and Pinel Hospital. During the preceding twelve months 156 patients were treated at the Church Institute, of whom 108 were white males, 26 white fernales, 22 colored
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males, and S colored females; 28 surgical operations were performed, 112 patients were discharged enred, 22 are under treatment, 9 deaths from all canses. 7 patients mich relieved. For the last three months the Church Institute has been closed, the former superintendent having taken charge of the Pinel Hospital, a new hospital designed especially for the treatment of inebriates and mental diseases.
Spring-Street Home.
This " Home " for unfortunate women, the only one in the South, located on Spring Street. below Pine, is sur- rounded by well-cultivated grounds. The house is large and most admira- bly adapted to its purpose. President-W. W. Parker, M. D.
Vice-President-Judge Robert Ould.
Treasurer-Thomas Branch. Secretary-W. P. Munford. Physician-Dr. F. B. Watkins. The officers of the Lady Committe are- President-Mrs. General B. T. Johnson. Secretary-Mrs. J. B. Jeter. Treasurer-Mrs. Wm. A. Jenkins.
The payment of $5 constitutes any one an annual member; $20, a life mem- ber.
Young Men's Christian Association.
Over 819 and 821 East Main. President-J. T. Ellyson.
First Vice-President-J. D. K. Sleight. Second Vice-President-W. C. Mayo. Third Vice-President-J. B. Cary. Fourth Vice-President-L. S. Edwards. Librarian-J. W. Cringan. Recording Secretary-C. P. Rady.
Corresponding Secretary-F. Tupper. Register-J. T. Fitzgerald.
Treasurer-J. Stanley Clarke.
Directors-W. T. Daniel, R. H. Gilliam, J. B. Hill, W. F. Richardson, and F. H. Deane.
The library contains 2,700 vohunes.
American Tract Society.
President-Hon. Wm. Strong, L. L. D. Corresponding Secretary-Rev. J. M. Stevenson. D. D. Treasurer-O. R. Kingsbury.
Secretary Publishing Department-Rev. W. W. Rand. Secretary Financial Department-Rev. G. L. Shearer. Richmond Agy ney -- 914 East Main. Depositary aud Supt .- T. L. D. Walford.
Bible Society of Virginia.
1001 East Main Street. President-Rev. M. D. Hoge. D. D. First Vice-President-Rev. Charles H. Read, D. D.
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Second Vice-President-Rev. Charles Minnigerode, D. D.
Third Vice-President-Right Rev. D. S. Doggett, D. D.
Fourth Vice-President-Rev. J. B. Je- ter, D. D.
Cor. Secretary-Rev. M. W. Staples. Treasurer-William Willis, Jr.
Other Managers-Rev. Wm. Browu. D. D., Rev. T. L. Preston, D. D., Rev. W. W. Bennett, D. D., Rev. J. E. Edwards, D. D .. Rev. J. Peterkin, D. D., Rev. J. W. Jones, Rev. Geo. Woodbridge, D. D., A. Y. Stokes, W. F. Taylor, John L. Williams, R. H. Meade, Rev. J. L. M. Curry, D. D., T. Branch, George D. Fisher. P. F. Howard, S. Putney, Judge Robt. Ould, Asa Snyder, D. S. Wooldridge, Josiah Ryland, A. B. Clarke, S. M. Price, Rev. T. G. Dashiell.
Sunday School Society.
Methodist Episcopal Church South, of Richmond and Manchester.
President-Albert L. West.
Assistant President-John W. Cardwell. Secretary-C. P. Rady.
Treasurer-D. J. Hartsook.
Time of Meeting-Board of Directors meet quarterly ; Society's meeting on second Sunday in each month, in the afternoon, alternating in the re- spective churches of the Methodist denomination.
Presbyterian Sunday-School Union.
President-Rev. W. N. Scott.
First Vice-President-Dr. J. Hall Moore. Second Vice President-Wm. F. Taylor. Third Vice-President-R. H. Gilliam. Fourth Vice-President-T. Wm. Pem- berton.
Fifth Vice-President-Rev. W. A. Camp- bell.
Secretary-R. Somerville.
Monthly Meetings-The second Monday night in each month. Semi-annual Meetings-May and Octob'r. Anniversary meeting in May.
Richmond Typographical Union No. 90.
Meets first Saturday evening in every month at Odd-Fellows' Hall. Mayo street, corner Franklin.
President-Julian L. Wright. Vice-President-T. J. Vaughan. Cor. Secretary-Walter T. Booth. Financial Secretary-W. E. Woody. Treasurer-Andrew W. Tyree.
Sergeant-at-Arms-W. H. Mullen. Trustees-Chas. Ellis, J. Harvey Camp- bell, and Henry Meyer.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
Ancient, Free and Accepted Masons,
Masonic Hall, 1807 east Franklin. Masonic Hall, Broad, bet. 9th and 10th. Masonic Hall, 25th, near Clay. St. Alban's Hall, corner Main and 3d. Temple Lodge, No. 9-C. C. Baughman, Master; meets first Friday in each month in St. Alban's Hall, corner 3d and Main.
Richmond Lodge, No. 10 -- William H. Williams, Master ; meets first Tues- day in each month in Masonic Hall, 1807 east Franklin.
Metropolitan Lodge, No. 11-C. F. Dan- forth, Master; meets secon Thurs- day in each month in St. Alban's Hall, corner 3d and Main.
Richmond Randolph Lodge, No. 19- Geo. F. Keesee. Master ; meets third Tuesday in each month in Masonic Hall, 1807 east Franklin.
St. John's Lodge, No. 36-J. T. Keesee, Master; meets second Tuesday in each month in St. Alban's Hall, cor. 3d and Main.
Joppa Lodge, No. 10-H. Swineford, Master; meets fourth Thursday in each month in St. Alban's Hall, cor. 3d and Main.
Dove Lodge, No. 51-E. C. Walthall, Master: meets second Frinay in each month in Washington Hall, Broad, near 9th.
Loge Francaise, No. 53-Edgar D. Tay- lor, Master ; meets second Monday in each month in St. Alban's Hall, corner 3d and Main.
Amity Lodge, No. 76-William Ahern, Master : meets third Monday in each month in Westham Hall, cor. Cary and Laurel, in Sidney.
Henrico Union Lodge. No. 130-R. E. Richardson, Master ; meets first Monday in each month in Masonic Hall, 25th street.
Royal Arch Masons.
Richmond Royal Arch Chapter, No. 3- R. C. Fletcher. High Priest; meets first Thursday in each month in Ma- sonic Hall. 1807 east Franklin.
St. Alban's Royal Arch Chapter, No. 33 -B. C. Hartsook, Jr .. High Priest ; meets first Monday in each month in St. Alban's Hall. cor. 3d and Main. Lafayette Royal Arch Chapter, No. 43. -I. S. Tower, High Priest ; meets third Thursday in each month in St. Alban's Hall. cor. 3d and Main.
' Harman Royal Arch Chapter, No. 56- R. HI, Duesherry, High Priest ; meets third Monday in each month in Ma- sonic Hall, 25th street.
Knights Templar.
Richmond Commandery, No. 2-L. L. Bass, Eminent Commander ; meets second Tuesday in each month, ex- cept April, May, July, and August, in St. Alban's Hall, cor. 3d and Main. Grand Lecturer of the Grand Lodge of Virginia, Most Wor. James Evans. District Dep. Grand Mester, 7th District, R. Wor. W. F. Drinkard.
Odd-Fellows.
Jefferson Lodge, No. 4-J. B. Vaughan, Secretary ; meets every Monday night at Odd-Fellows' Hall, corner Franklin and Mayo.
Union Lodge, No. 7-Hugh Smith, Sec- retary ; meets at Odd-Fellows' Hall every Friday night.
Friendship Lodge, No. 10-F. J. Duke, Secretary ; meets every Tuesday night at Odd-Fellows' Hall.
Fitzhugh Lodge, No. 93-Charles Spen- cer, Secretary ; meets every Tuesday night at Concordia Hall, Broad, near 4th street.
Aurora Lodge, No. 116-J. T. Pulling. Secretary ; meets every Wednesday night at Schiller Hall.
Roane Lodge, No. 130-T. Wiley Davis, Secretary; meets every Thursday night at Masonic Hall, 25th st. .
Schiller Lodge, No. 139-A. Krezmarcz, Secretary ; meets every Wednesday night at Schiller Hall.
ENCAMPMENTS.
Neilson Encampment, No. 2, meets on the first and third Thursdays, each month, at Odd Fellow's Hall.
Excelsior Encampment, No. 22, meets at Odd Fellows' Hall, on the secondand fourth Thursdays in each month. Concordia Encampment, No. 30, meets at Concordia Hall. on the secend and fourth Fridays in each Month.
Knights of Honor.
Continental Lodge. No. 394, meets at Odd-Fellows' Hall every Tuesday. Past Dictator, John C. Teller: Dic- tator, H. Cabell Tabb ; Vice-Dictator, John Maxwell; Assistant Dictator, George E. Ruffin ; Reporter, W. A. Lamkin ; Financial Reporter, J. R. Lamkin : Treasurer. Robert Weir. Trustees-B. F. Howard, N. K. White, and J. B. Vaughan.
Fraternity Lodge, No. 265, meets at Har- mony Hall, second and fourth Fri- days of each month. Past Dictators- E. McCarthy. R. A. Brock, and J. F. W. Gibson (sitting); Dictator, Henry Bodeker; Vice-Dictator, Jas. Jeffreys ; Assistant Dictator, Jack- son Bolton ; Reporter, S. B. Jacobs ;
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Financial Reporter, R. S. Denny ; Treasurer. G. A. Nolting. Trustees -R. A. Brock, William Gibson, and H. Bruning.
Richmond Lodge, No. 219, meets at Ru- pert's Hall every Friday night.
Knights of Pythias,
Grand Lodge-G. L. Simpson, P. G. C .; J. E. Rockwell, G. C .; W. H. Hall, V. G. C. ; Leroy S. Edwards, G. K. of R. S. ; H. C. G. Hartman, G. B. ; W. P. Gretter, G. M. A.
Supreme Representatives of Virginia- L. L. Bass, Richmond ; George L. Simpson, Alexandria.
Virginia Lodge, No. 1-L. C. Jenkins, C. C .; H. E. Downinig, K. of R. and S .; meets 2nd and 4th Monday nights in Pythian Hall, corner 11th and Main streets.
Old Dominion Lodge, No. 4-W. A. Sublett. C. C .; Geo. D. Lambeth, K. of R. and S. ; meets in Pythian HIall on the first and third Tuesday nights in each month.
Syracuse Lodge, No. 5-A. J. Tucker, C. C .; George E. Bowden, K. of R. and S. ; meets every Thursday night in Pythian Hall, corner 11th and Main Streets.
Damon Lodge. No. 7-J. B. Garthright, C. C .; J. E. Riddick, K. of R. and S .; meets every Friday at Odd.Fel- lows' Hall, 25th street.
Marshall Lodge, No. 12-D. F. Crad- dock. C. C .; Wm. H. Bailie. K. of R. and S. ; meets in S :hiller Hall, Broad treet bet. Cth and 7th.
Richmond Lodge, No. 14-C. A. Nesbitt. C. C. ; C. F. Danforth, K. of R. and S .; meets in Pythian Hall, second and fourth Friday evenings.
Germania Lodge, No. 15-E. Richter, C. C .; C. T. Loehr, K. of R. and S .; meets every first and third Tuesday evenings in Pythian Hall, Broad street bet. 6th and 7th.
Hines Lodge, No. 15-F. T. Isbell, C. C .; W. J. Riddick. K. of R. and S .; meets in Pythian Hall, first and third Friday evenings in each month.
Jefferson Lodge, No. 23-R. N. North- ern, C. C .; J. R. Lamkin, K. of R. and S. : meets in Odd-Fel- lows' Hall. cor. Mayo and Frankin streets, every second and fourth Wednesday nights in each month. Myrtle Lodge, No. 25-William Han- cock, C. C .; John W. Glenn, K. of R. and S .; meets in Concordia Hall, Broad street, every first and third Friday.
Red Men.
Grand Council-Peter McEnery, of Pe- tersburg, Great Sachem; C. A. B. Coffirth, of Winchester, Great Chief of Records.
Pocahontas Tribe, No. 14, meets at Odd- Fellows' Hall every other Wednes day evening. E. Francis, Sachem. Chickahominy Tribe, No. 34, meets at Springfield Hall, 26th and M streets, every Tuesday evening. L. W. Bil- lups, Sachem.
Annawan Tribe, No. 30, meets at Levy's Hall, 11th and Main streets, every Monday evening. J. R. Waldman, Sachen.
Jamestown Tribe, No. 41, meets at Py- thian Hall every Saturday evening. J. J. Chaddock, Sachem.
Pamunkey Tribe, No. 42, meets at Con- cordia Hall every Saturday evening. J. H. Taylor, Sachen.
Varina Tribe-James Collins, Sachem. This tribe is just outside the city, but belongs to this jurisdiction, and has been instituted within the past year.
Sycamore Tribe, No. 9, (independent) meets at Blenner's Hall, 6th and Marshall streets, every Thursday evening.
U. A. O. D.
GRAND GROVE OF VIRGINIA.
N. G. A.,-W. C. Carrington. Grand Secretary-W. E. Cree.
Representatives to the Grand Grove of the U. S .- John B. Vaughan and T. L. Courtney.
Liberal Grove, No. 2-George Benni- ghoff, N. A., meets every Thursday night at Odd Fellows' Hall,
Stuart Grove, No 5, G. A. Taylor, N. A., meets every Saturday night at Odd Fellows' Hall, cor. of Franklin and Mayo.
Stonewall Grove, No. 6-Thomas Jack- son, N. A., meets every Friday night at Concordia Hall.
In consequence of the action of the Grand Grove of the United States at its last annual session there is no chapter in this grand jurisdiction.
TEMPERANCE ORGANIZATIONS. Templars of Honor and Temperance.
Undine Temple, No. 2, meets at Ilar- mony Hall, Broad street, bet. 5th and 6th, first, third and fifth Friday's in each month. C. E. Witzwilson, W. C. T.
Old Dominion Section, No. 1, I. O. Ca- dets of Honor and Temperance, meets every Friday night in Monroe
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Hall. corner 2d and Broad. Crystal Temple, No. 3, meets every other Saturday night in Springfield Hall. Sons of Temperance.
West End Division, No. 7. meets every Tuesday evening in Monroe Hall, corner Broad and 2d streets.
Marion Division, No. 5, meets every Tuesday evening in the Westham House.
Fulton Division, No. 38, meets every Friday evening in the Methodist church on Nicholson st., Rocketts. Shockoe Hill Division, No. 54, meets every Monday evening in Harmony Hall, Broad street. Geo. W. Mayo, W. P .; C. S. Britton, R. C .; Wm. T. Allen, Treasurer.
Springfield Division. No. 167, meets in Temperance Hall, 26th and M, every Thursday evening. R. P. Howard, W. P .; John W. Dobson, R. S .; Jno. F. Shinberger, Treasurer.
Harmony Division No. 50, meets at Har- mony Hall, Broad between 6th and 7th streets, every Thursday evening. Grand Officers-II. A. Atkinson, Jr., G. W. P .; William Hancock, G. W. A .; T. Wiley Davis, Grand Scribe ; J. F. Shinberger, Grand Treasurer. John E. Jones, G. C .; J. Ryland Epps, G. S .; R. B. Wilson. Grand Chapl'n. The National Division meets in Detroit, Michigan, June 20. 1877. The next annual session will be held in this city on the fourth Wednesday in October.
Friends of Temperance.
Old Dominion Council meets every Tues- day night in Covenant Hall.
Stonewall Council, No. 74, meets every Monday evening in Temperance Hall, corner 26th and M. streets. Presi- dent, E. W. Powell ; Treasurer, Jno. F. Shinberger ; Secretary, C. E. Hasker.
HEBREW LODGES.
I. O. B. B.
Rimmon Lodge, No. 68, meets on the first and third Sundays of each monthi at Levy's Hall, 11th and Main. B. Samuels, President ; Leon Schaap, Secre'y. Representatives to Grand Lodge-Moses Hutzler, Willian Lov- enstein and Julius Straus.
Benjamin Lodge, No. 69, meets second and fourth Sundays of each month at Levy's Hall, 11th and Main. M. Wer- ner, President; Julius Bear, Secre- tary. Representatives to the Grand Lodge-Julius Bear, P. W. Whitlock and M. L. Jacobson.
Paradise Lodge. No. 223, meets on the second and fourth Sundays of each
month at Concordia Hall, 402 Broad street. Dr. H. II. Levy, President ; W. Reinheimer, Secretary.
KESHER SHEL BARZEL.
Hillel Lodge, No. 91, meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month at Levy's Hall. Ed- ward Cohen, President ; William Lov- enstein, Secretary. Representatives to the District Grand Lodge-E. A. Ezekiel, E. J. Levy, D. Rosendori, and Jos. Cohen. E. J. Levy, A. Gunst, and J. M. Wertheimer are the trustees for the next twelve months.
I. O. F. S. OF ISRAEL.
Solomon Lodge, No. IS, meets on the first and third Wednesdays of each month. Joseph Strause, President ; Julins Bear, Secretary.
Friendship Lodge, No. 47. E. Salomon- sky, President; W. Flegenheimer, Secretary. Meets in Schiller Hall, on Broad street, near Sixth.
Hebrew Benevolent Societies.
Hebrew Ladies' Benevolent Association : Mrs. M. Millhiser, President; Wm. Lovenstein, Secretary.
Hebrew Ladies' Benevolent, Society- Mrs. E. Holzinger, President; W. Flegenheimer, Secretary.
Hebrew Ladies' Social Circle-Miss Fan- ny Straus, President ; Mrs. B, V. Sycle, Secretary.
Hebrew Benevolent Society-Abram Le- vy, President ; William Heller, Sec- retary.
PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY. -
J. M. Blanton, of Cumberland, Master; M. W. Hazlewood, of Henrico, Sec'y; Rev. D. R. Fielder, Chaplain ; P. C. Cogbill, of Petersburg, Treasurer ; G. W. Coiner, Overseer ; Wm. McComb, Steward; J. B. Duun, Assistant Stew- ard; M. B. Hancock, Gate-keeper, Ceres, Mrs. J. M. Blanton ; Pomona, Miss Linda Coghill ; Flora, Mrs. J. W. Lewellen ; Lady Assistant Steward, Mrs. J. W. White. Meets second Monday in February in each year. Chief offlec of the Grange, 1009 Main street.
Brookland Grange, No. 186, meets the first Tuesday in each month. D. E. Gardner, Master ; George W. Carter, Secretary.
Glendale Grange, No. 237, meets the first Wednesday in each month. S. D. Turner, Master; John S. Lcar, Secretary.
Laurel Grange, No. 484, meets the first Thursday in each month. George D. Pleasants, Master; Wm. Wright, Secretary.
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Blanton Grange, No. 692, meets second Thursday in each month at 1009 Main street. up stairs. Franklin Stearns, Master ; William H. Pleasants, Sec'y. Tuckakoe Grange. No. 717, meets at Short Pump. Thomas E. Nuckols, Master; Edwin Snead, Secretary.
SOUTHERN CROSS BROTHERHOOD.
Lee Camp, No. 1, S. C. B., meets at Piedmont & Arlington Life Insu- rance Company's office every fourth Monday in March, June and Sep- tember. Past Commanders, Dr. Jas. H. Patton, W. Ellis Jones. R. E. Armstrong, and W. C. Carrington ; Commander. B. C. Hartsook ; Sec- retary. W. Plummer Gretter; Treas- urer, W. Ellis Jones.
CEMETERIES.
Hollywood-Cherry between Spring and Albemarle. James O'Keefe, Sup't. Oakwood-North end Oakwood Avenue. W. L. Smith, Superintendent.
St. John's Burying Ground-Twenty- fifth and Broad.
Catholic Cemetery-Mechanicsville Turn- pike. John McGeary, Sup't.
Shockoe Hill Cemetery-North end 3d. Charles P. Bigger. Superintendent. Hebrew- Burying Ground-Adjoining City Almshouse.
Jewish Cemetery-Near Oakwood Ceme- tery. W. L. Smith, Superintendent.
SCHOOLS.
Principals and Teachers Employed in the Public Schools, City of Richmond, for the Scholastic Year 1876-'7, with Residence. WHITE SCHOOLS. MADISON SCHOOL.
Madison. cor. Cary. Seating capacity 576. Principal-J. A. Cunningham, Jr., 3 e Franklin.
Third Grammar-Miss L. P. Hulce, 12 e Duval.
Fourth Grammar-Miss A. E. Hicks, 526 n Fourth; Miss R. Moore, 109 east Franklin.
First Primary-Miss M. D. Shell, 411 w Main.
Second Primary-Mrs. L. S. Cosby, 522 e Clar.
Third Primary-Miss.E. M. Garnett, 416 e Seventh ; Miss E. V. Shell, 411 w Main.
Fourth Primary-Miss J. A. Marsh, care John H. Tyler & Co .; Miss M. L. W. Jones, 50S w Clay.
Fifth Primary-Miss C. C. Morton, 6 e Grace.
CLAY SCHOOL.
Corner Clay and Brooke Avenne. Seat- ing capacity, 232.
Principal-II. G. Carlton, 713 e Franklin. Second and Third Primary-Miss F. Ku- per, 711 e Franklin.
Fourth Primary-Miss L. Duke, 12 s First.
Third Primary-Mrs. L. B. Stith, 106 e Leigh.
Fifth Primary-Miss C. S. Taylor, 606 e Leigh.
Assistant-Miss B. Wade, 605 Catharine. LEIGH SCHOOL.
Cor. Ist and Leigh. Seating capacity, 608. Principal-Rev. W. B. McGilvray, 105 w Cary.
Second Granmar-Miss J. E. Whiting, 915 w Clay.
Third Grammar-Miss M. M. Walters, 506 n Sixth.
Fourth Grammar-Miss V. T. Sutton, 102 n Seventh ; Mrs. R. A. Apper- son, 7 e Leigh.
First Primary-Miss H. M. Laube, 12 w Broad.
Second Primary-Miss B. V. Faris. 100 s Third; Miss C. T. Walters, 506 n Sixth.
Third Primary-Miss A. W. Lee, 2 w Grace; Miss J. N. McCoull, 125 w Cary Fourth Primary-Miss' L. E. Hockaday, 8 w Clay ; Miss M. Krausse.
Fifth Primary-Miss M. E. Savage, 601 e Grace.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Marshall, bet. 8th and 9th. Seating
capacity, 244.
Principal-W. F. Fox, 329 w Main. Senior Class-Miss E. H. New, 1812 e Grace.
Intermediate Class-E. K. Murray, cor. Fourth and Marshall.
Junior Class-Miss J. P. Read, 12 n 4th. Miss S. E. Ramos, 1705 e Main.
Chemistry and Philosophy-Dr. Wm. H. Taylor, Broad bet. 10th and 11th.
First Grammar-Miss K. O'Neil, 1403 e Broad ; Miss M. A. Fulton, 104 n Seventh ; Miss L. R. Robins, 714 e Franklin.
GERMAN TEACHERS.
First Teacher-Miss M. Lybrock, 207 e Clay.
Second Teacher-Miss L. Heisz, 3 west Broad.
CENTRAL SCHOOL.
Twelfth, cor. Clay. Seating capacity 564. Principal-S. T. Pendleton, 12 n Fourth. Second Grammar-Miss S. R. Hutcheson, 113 Mayo.
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Third Grammar-Miss J. H. Wigles- worth, Second and Marshall.
Fourth Grammar-Miss S. R. Morris, 601 w Main; Miss A. E. Hutcheson, 113 Mayo.
First Primary-Miss M. Ezekiel, corner Twelfth and Marshall ; Miss L. Dix- on. 631 Main.
Second Primary-Miss L. M. Hicks, 614 n Ninth; Mrs. E. F. Bott, 615 n Tenth.
Third Primary-Miss A. Leigh, 308 east Cary: Miss B. Walthall, 1413 e Broad. Fourth Primary-Mrs. B. L. Crew, 310 Nineteenth.
Fifth Primary-Miss E. Hillyard, 510 n Sixth.
BETHEL SCHOOL.
Twentieth bet. Main and Cary. Seating capacity, 330.
Principal-J. P. Thomas, corner Grace and Adams.
Second and Fourth Grammar-Miss M. M. Fergus, 1403 e Broad.
Fourth Grammar-Miss E. F. Brown, 518 Seventhi.
First and Third Primary-Miss J. Rich- ardson. 910 e Leighi.
Second Primary-Miss S. M. Pemberton, Richmond.
Third Primary-Miss L. Brackett, Rich- mond.
Third and Fourth Primary -- Miss A. E. Featherstone, 501 n Twenty-fifth. Fourth Primary-Miss M. A. Pleasants, 105 w Jackson.
Fifth Primary-Miss E. V. Saville, 910 M; Miss M. E. Fox, Richmond ; Miss E. Emmenhauser, S11 n Fifth.
BELLEVUE SCHOOL.
Twenty-second and Broad. Seating ca- pacity, 670.
Principal-E. W. Cone, 113 n 29th.
Second Grammar-Mrs. A. E. Moon. 2313 e Franklin ; Miss M. J. Tomp- kins, 1403 e Broad.
Third Grammar-Miss J. M. Sharp, 2303 e Franklin.
Fourth Grammar-Miss L. A. Folks, 802 n Twenty-fifth ; Miss H. W. Rogers, 2512 e Broad.
First Primary-Miss M. A. Wilkinson, 313 n Nineteenth.
Third Primary-Miss MI. L. Alley, 2313 e Marshall; Miss J. F. Mitchell, 2416 e Marshall; Miss M. E. Anderson, cor. Thirty-second and Broad.
Fourth Primary-Miss _1. C. Cone, 113 n Twenty-ninth.
Fourth Primary-Miss A. J. Gaskins, 2420 e Marshall ; Miss E. M. Snyder, 2508 e Marshall.
Fifth Primary-Miss L. F. Dolan, 11 n
Twenty-third ; Miss H. H. Richard- son, 616 n Twenty-third.
COLORED SCHOOLS.
BAKER SCHOOL.
Baker, bet. St. John and St. Pauls. Seating capacity, 614.
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