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-, cl,Io-,wARDJN & EILYsON.
Educational; ;

,,,r;E TWr rN1I-SECoND SESSION
- NV n. J. MlCRELBACHER'S SCHOOL
ics,Ys4Np GlRLS, in the basement rooms
I, 'be Synagogue, on Eleventh nsaS Marshall
Q, ~" viii be ,e-opened MONDAY the I'd OF
SCI NIchelbacher has associated himself with
rsv WethS,er, an experienced teacher,
~ 49, f-siruc ton and Soecrnment OF the school,
). Mas also re. engaged assistant teachers Of ac
hin, s,rsscs is madc to the lsdies and gentlemen
I've been educated in this school tn ess last
;TS'SS who wish to enter their children arc
i-is6 10 send them at the openirg OF the
:; ,.;sSo. on the I'd o! Septep3her. ,,,
J. WkCaSbER,
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VHh NORWOOD SCHOOL, with
/ full corps OF able and experienced Instructors,
and Gndsr sill more favorable auspices than here
tore will reopen on WEDNESDAY the .5th OF
September. 1857 The interest and advancement
q ;n- scholars shal! receive the closest personal
attention. ddress
WILLIAM u. ClBELL. Principal
Norwood post ce. Nelson county, Va.
t2-f1cl
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II oLlFaX SCHOOL.-The tenth ses-
go s' II o! rIis School will begin Septem Der I'd,
Jyt''e ,'o'e ihe 18th Of June following.
IN. 80 b"Std aud tuition per session $500,
- payable September I'd and the remain
eofuary lot. Noextra charges
=" !uith~r particulars address
.r, J"HN H. POWELL,
'h Halifax Courthouse. Va.
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<CHCOL FOR SMALL GIRLS
TEACHERS:
NI.s LATHROP MIss WlGLESWORTH,

M NIE> kW1 AID.
ne sss special attention 10 the advantages OF
,"s Preparatory Department Of the Richmond Fe-
L.'e in'nlat' as a school for girls OF say from
~ 70 thirteen years OF age.
" "" "A experienced teacher, aided by the Presi-
WEN WEN wan graded classes, fine rooms aud ample
:! sfounrs, the success OF this department has
w. very great We confidently refer to any Of
y" ~. P,rons 20 10 the progress made by their
,1"',~s only SS per term 0! three months.
't' .HE'hrr Attenuation as to this or as tothe
''e' tei'sfl nt- of ,il- Institute. apply TO
,u, CHARLES II. WINSTON, N. A.,
~ " In President.
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A MELIA ACADEMIA SELECT
n SCHOOL-limited in number, preparatory TO
the University OF Virginia, opens FIkST MOS DAY
IN OGTOBtk and closes with an examination last
Friday In July OF each year.
Terms for session OF ten months Board and tui-
ton, $500 payable $3.50 october LIST. $3.50 March let
For circular, &C., address hattoax post. otdcsi
Amelia county. Va.
jy 30.-2taw9w< WILLIAM a. HARRISON
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DrU Goods.
Dry Goods.
ID FAD THISi READ III I s !!
IL AND YOU WILL PROFIT BY 1T
GREAT BABGAINS
IN ALL STYLES OF DRY GOODS.
OPENING THIS MORNING
AT

EzEKIELs CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE.
No al MAIN STREET,
NEARLY opposite St. Charles Hotel, next door to
Mr.. Julius Bears cheap shoe store,
5000 yards best quality CALICO for ninepence
ayard and upwards; nonn
SHIRTINGS for Dinspence yard
5000 yaros BLEACHkD and UNBLEACHED
sHEHTINGs, full yard wide. for shilling
5000 yards GODS FOR MEMS and BOYS
WEAR-sellipg off at great bargains in these
goods-you cannot fail TO buy
5000 yards WHITE, kED. VEL Low, BLUE, and
GRAY FLAHHELs. very cheap;
IL, coo yards DRESS GOODS Of all styles, at ex.
trsmsly low prices jost 10 suit :" thsse hard
tmss;3' when you have but little money to
spare for dress.
If you have Dry Goods to purchase, call at my
store. and you will be- surely suited in STYLE and
Prices. and save At least twenty Ave per cent.
on all you have to buy. Be sure to rud the right
store, which is designated by the large swinging
sign with the inscription OF
"EZEKIELs CHBAP DRY GOODS STORE" "
Store closed on Saturdays. au:s
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LNrs CLASSICAL S G b 90 l. IN
1 TEW KENT FIVE MILES FROM THE YORK
ilVES RAILROAD AND TWENTY MILES FROM
AtHN"SD.-This School, limited In number
Cp-H. ir., Monday In September and closes with
&. examination last Friday IN May.
"rm' for session of rine months: Board ana
,a.ro $50 payable f15 september ist and $fa
isElarv 18TH For circular, address, box 20 klch-
LLnh Va an l5-2Mk ]. g. PASklNSON.
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
ItDIES

CONNIE BRAB, BtLTIMnRE COUNTY. MD.
pr.rtipsts Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. McBlair;
lr.i q: scholastic Department, Miss Duncan;
L..r,.h Literature and Bellies Letters, Mr.. Nc
blsir;
yo,.fn Languages, Professor Leonce Rabillon |;
Vocal and Instrumental Music, Professor Z.
TAOroeck,
pr,w!ag and Painting, Professor D. A. Wood
ward.
Thi. institution will be opened on MONDAY,
S.,,-ube- lslh The first session OF the scholastic
va closes January 3lst. The second session
lla. seth.
Eounia Prae is situated on an elevated ridge on
-. old Frederick ros 4, TWO miles from the west
rn limits o. Baltimore and within easy access to
IA. afonsviile passenger railway that communt-
Gates wiih the city.
IA. runter OF pupils will be limited to twenty.
Cvrr!ar- giving further particulars. may be
trr1atJ. 5. WATERS & SONS, Charles street,
..4 SHTZ ( BASH's bookstore, Charles street.
s.: admission. apply TO Mr.. G. II. MoBLAIR,
lraag the Baltimore post office, box 1884.
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Co..IssIosys's OYyIcs, AugustS, ps7.

K conRT Of Hsnrieo county. entered on the
6 day ss II the aos .e one St Of shs
Hayes o Of this eoaYt was directed 10 ssesY-
ssin and STATE the amount Of the debts o. ne DE-
fsndant Henry T. Cronis, ian snd ~ .Gs ans eames o. mo
psThs creditors Of the .sid henry 4. CIonie are
barsSy no lied that have hxsd on Tu uzsDaY
TO- ion dsy Of September, 1857. ut o'clock 4.
a. the time when, and my ofise, No. $40 PrAnkiin
slreot in the city Of Richmond, Va, a. the place
where, Will proceed TO execute the said aeeFse:
All persous having debts or claims agatnss the sAid
Henry z. Cronis viii produce the same before ne
at the time and place above specthed wish tas
proof In support Of such dsbts or claims; vo
auls-NkW Copmtss!onsy In ChxpsssY,
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8itllmond 1ispatth.
MONDAY................AUGUST &c, 1867.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs-
PATCH" IS LARGER THAN THE COM.
B1NED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY
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EXAMINATION OF THE PARTIES CHARGED
WITH STEALING TOBACCO FROM THE FAC
TORY OF WILLIAM A. HoPPE-THEY ARE
BAILED.-Saturday evening William A. o.
Cole and Mordecai Page, white, and Ben
Allen and Ishmael Roberts, colored,
charged with stealing tobacco from the
factory of William A. Hoppe, in Lump
kin's alley, on Wednesday night last,
appeared before Mayor Mayo in the Hus-
tings Courtroom.
Colonel August appeared as counsel for
William A. 0. Cole, and requested his
discharge on the ground that he had no
more connection with the affair than haul
ing the tobacco not knowing it to be
stolen. The examination was then COM
menced. Several witnesses were exam
ined, but most of their testimony was from
hearsay. At o'clock recess was taken
until half-past o'clock, at which hour the
examination was asrecommenced, and at late
hour the Mayor decided to bail the parties.
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MRS. LEWIS WILL RESUME THE
II1 duties Of her SCHOOL {for boys) on MON.
DAY. 18Th Septem Der, at her residences. on Twenty.
fourth street between Broad and Marshall.
au 2s--3t*
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VIRGINIA FEM ALE IN tt
\ TCTE, STAUNTnN. vIRoISIA.-The next
,r.,ion e! this long and favorauly known institu-
sU@ou will rmm-nce on the 251H SEPTEMBER.
lmrtrtr ent- all IN full operation, under expe-
I.~aC-d professors and teachers.
TEAMS tEnrCgD: For board and tuition IN Eng
la and Latin tor tbs scholastic year, $3.50 in cur
t.ucy; Free ch, Music, &C, extra.
For circular, with full information, address
Rev. l. H. PHILLIPS. Principal, or
khv. J. G. WHEAT, Nice-Principal.
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RiSHCP'S COLLEGE SCHOOL,
- ~ L 4 A 4 G.

f{'"HNFS COLLEGE SCHOOL,
LBNNOXVlLLE. CANADA EAST.
"tI'Vk Key i. n. Walker, M. A, late Scho-
,..,. VI ~ "@dA4in College, oxford, and for nine
l.rv - t'!e7Sor Of Mathematics at the Royal Mill
- No....e. sandhurot
NV GG,H,Etc1oE -Rey. w. Richmond, NJ. A., Tri-
=! college Dublin sn
~elr "te tour assistant, Masters, three Of whom
rar t'".L"'es, who devote their whole time to the
."s u' the hool The object OF the school is to
ygt =, HneF"l aud gentlemAniy education on the
80 tcLOD' ey.tsm
i e'u-fe t@sen by the Rector, and at tbs school
,,,y go !tom every boy admitted. Tuition fee,
Give dollar per annum
g'.J ..i',peclns, &c, apply TO Rev. the Rector,
-''""p College ans 3w
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NO. 68.
Educational.

THE MISSES MAGUIRE's SCHOOL
Il FOB YOUNG LADIES will reopen septam-
Der 18th at No. Cathedral street, Baltimore. A
limited pumber of bosrders will be admitted.
Miss hagu!re Is allowed to refer to Dr. J. Han.
son Thomas, President OF Farmers aud Merchants
National Bank, Baltimore, In whose family she
has been teaching for several years.
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BY messing, for which facilities will be afforded
the OF board will be reduced fully one half.
Tuition fees are payable one half October l. one.
ha,f February Is.
Fuel, lights, and washing will cost about 81 5(
per month.
EXPEEsEs oP STUDENT FROM THB CITY.
Naturalization fees for three schools. ...... $50 OF
Payable: $a5 october l.; remainder February I6
For catalogue and further particulars. address
the President Box 404, Richmond.
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su,rup,vYn Aroust ,o 1897

SMITHPIELD, August 20, 1857.
The undersigned, former patrons OF Mr.. s. w.
Gootson, take pleasure in bearing testimony to
his high moral and educational quail cations At.
ting him in an eminent degree for successful
teacher. e. B HAYDEN,
GEORGs X. ATKINSON,
JOHN E. ADAMS.
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HOME SCHOOL IN LOU1sA.-Th

take great pleasure in concurring In the above
recomme ndations. A. ATKINSON, SR.
an o6-2aWtSepl6
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"ASHINGTON HENRY .CADE-
w MY. NEAR ATLBES STATION, HAN.
OVER C"UNTY. VA.-The next session OF this
Der I'd. and end on the last Friday in July. have
secured the services Of Mr.. JAMES H. TIMBkR-
LAKE, an A. n. graduate Of the University OF
Virginia eminently qualified, both by his attain :
monts and experience, to give instruction in every
department.
For terms, &C., address
q. J. CHRISTIAN, Principal,
au 26-1w Atee's Hanoyer connty Va
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DICHMOND COLLEGF.-The next
1O session begins on the FIRST OF OCTOBER,
1857.
instruction by Text Books and Lectures. Diplo-
mas granted In seven Independent schools.
BNPBNsBs OF A RESIDENT STUDENT.
N Matriculation and other fees, payable Ucto-
DEF -. 4lo W
number. ........... 10 90
Boarding, payable In three instruments $50 90
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
5. Mr.. JAMES LEIGa JONES, M. A., Principal
Of he Church Hill Female Seminary, will, on the
lat OF October, resume his former connection with
the Institute as instructor In Latin and Mathe.
matics. CHARLES A. WINSTON
au 26-2taw2w Presidant
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old FRIEND DSi
\ sos MAIN STREET.
The subscriber, having assumed control OF the
bu,iness heretofore c, nducted ny John U. Miller
ia determined to sustain frss- class, reliable
DRY GOODS HOUSE,
where all may obtain tn best goods at the lowest
prices An experience OF over thirty years In the
trade OF this city enables him TO promise entire
satisfaction to al friends and ustc c!n..rs.
special attention given to orders from friends in
tn country.
MeSsrs. WILLIAM 81. GORDON, JACK TgaPLB, ".
J. ARMSTRONG, and J. D. Z SLgIaHr, are connect
ed with the house, and the patronage Of their
friends will be esteemed by each personal IA
yor s,.p bAMUEL NJ. PRICE,
au 32-lH Agent for John e. Miller.
NOTICE.-TRIMMINGS, FANCY
IN GOODS, &C., AT REDUCED PRICES.-A AS
intend soon TO move 10 the new and connections
stand No. zoos Main street shan from this day
sell at greatly reduced prices The ladies would
do we'll TO give me- call before puroh astn8 slsa'
where. WM. G. SCHWALMBfb bR,
jy ao-lw l2t Brosd street
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N'T. J0SEPH'S SELECT SCHOOL,
= CORTE EROF FOURTH AND MARSHALL
sTEEtTS vii! re- open on M0NDA The 2d day Of
September next. PUPILS will find IL much TO their
tlyaut.g- 70 hs present al the opening Of the ses
SION. b. ParocLial scool attached will open on
IL" M fav. an 6-tlsS
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& Z. PENDL ETrN'S
~. ENGLIeH, CLASSICAL, AND

=. ENTLIoH, CLAbSICAL, AND
MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL,
Fourth street between Main and Franklin.
Next s.ssiou from September 18th to July J..
TEAGHEkS:
s. T PPNDLETos, Prime pal;
A. b. CHESTSRMAN, A. N l., Assistant;
and such o.h.rr "a may be necessary for the most
!a"rog.h Instruction.
TsENs: 80 to $50 for preparatory department;
: and s65 for Two advanced classes au l3-2m
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LOHaMA FAMILY SCHOOL
IA sT.USTOS, VA.-The nsxt session OF this
.'.roI will commences the frst OF October aud will
,i..Ire 20 find the advantages OF home educa-
,r sg,tcd with the system and discipline OF a
t,gr.2r school, II Offers decided attractions.
'tsr! sad Srgl:sG tuition, FOR session OF nine
80. m. washing extra, $3.50
J. hr,.l8af, containing fnll statement ot terms and
c,arr Psr;i,rlaTs may DC obtained by application
an l1-tlU
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We cordially commend to the citizens OF Rich
mond Mr.. $. w. Goodson, who Is we'll known to
us as gentleman admirably fitted by his acquire
he has already served In that capacity in another
part OF the Stale with great satisfaction to the pa
rents who have entrusted children 10 hts charge.
ROBERT GUILD,
NELSON HAD,
ROGER A. PRYOR
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SOUFHERN FEMALE IN STlTUTE,
y ElCHMoHD. VA The fourteenth annual
t,Nsion ot this scbool will commence on the nrst
HOAl In October and close on the lst OF July,
l~.
he'"rsnce Is made TO the Professors OF the uni
N.tsly q! the Virgin. Military Institute, OF Will
an and Mary. a d of Hampden Sidney colleges.
iW Catalogues, giving course OF studies and terms
ttt.S {. th- bookstores or TO
y .'-tHct7 d LIE POWELL. Principal.
PlCHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
II Ienh Marshall, ana Clay streets. The
s"s.liA .-esion b-sino OCTOBER /, 1867. For cir
el.si', &C., apply 10
CH'AkLEs 4. WINSTON, NJ A.,
"a !o-!Ia President.
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Marine I7tteLLigence.
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUGUST "a.

MINIATURE ALMAEAC-AUGrsT rs, 1857.
Sun rises. 6.2s Moon Ksss. .......... 2t2
Sun seu............ 6.32 High tide, T. No.. III
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ICHMOND MALE ACADEMY. ON
LII FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN THIRD
AND FOURTH.-The first session Of this school
Der, and close on the 3oth OF June following
The course OF instruction will embrace the ordi-
nary Rbglish branches, the sciences, and the An
cient and Modern Lang uages
For terms, references. &C., see printed circu-
lar. 8. W. GOODSUN.
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Educational.

nR. A. l.. MAYERS SOUTHERN
IL COLL s0B will begin September 10. For par.
tsined at my once, 10 sls Broad street, between
Eighth and Ninth streets. ONCE hours from TO II
O'Clock A. NJ. euA-3t
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MISS JULIA f. WHITING WILL
VI resume the duties of her SCHOOL on the frs I
NpApAi In September at No 7tecond street, be-
'we.u Main and Cary share OF the public pa
;!ogaA. is earnestly solicited.
T,Eys: Reasonable.
k.fyrs bv Permission, to Rev A. B. Smith, Han
over, +, Blair, Williamsburg; and W. g.
nau!;!i.. Richmond. jy 31-lm
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pR"FES:SS:SoR S. DABNEY D. b ,i,s !, q +; g; };
< uaiir&ce street a CLASSICAL and MATHk-
~ C.L SC4O0L.
Tr:or n English. $50 90
j. Lain, Greek and French, or German, ;. ~
r.,ts obtslued from K. @. Wharton. q. D.,
~, srv Of tse book.tores au i6-lms
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TCLECTIC INSTITUTE FOR
Il YuUHG EADIES-M2s. LETITlA TYLER
S,NPLE, Principal. aided 10y corps Of able in
."uc'ors: The third session will commence on
sSDAY September Il, 1857, and close the
.., Friday in January, 1858 The next session will
e.mm.uc. on MONDAY, February 3 and close
,.- .; Friday in June, 1868.
iorc!rcnlars. etc apply at the Institute, No.
..as.'ores Of Aessrs. Watsrs, Kelly Piet, and
VI 4t,s au2 2-2Iu
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.
lOs EIGHTH STREET. RICHMOND.
4aass d"s (. srfGIGs.j PGTes js. n a H. Principals
lNSkr RANDOLPH, Associate IN English and
ath: mates.
The next session will begin on MONDAY, 2ad
September, lSt7.
Tens: Same rs before. For information az to
sys-!n, text books, prizes. Sc. apply for catalogue
= Messrs. SrROTHER & PHlCB,
Roy
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A LBEMARLE FEMALE INSTI-
IN TUTE, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.-Session
1878 will begin MONDAY, September l6 and
end June rs. Course OF study as heretofore and
adapted to the object OF enabling and inducing
girls to make real attatnments In learning. Full
Information furnished on application.
Charges for entire session, In currency:
Board, washing, fuel, lights and tuition. $3.50
Musc on piano and use OF instrument.... -. 50
Drawing. &C., at usual rates. Payments half In
advance. Boarders furnish towels
Address JOHN HART, II. A.,
je 17-eodts Principal
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THE SOUTHERN MUSICAL INSTI~
j TUTB will be opened for Its third session, at
Farmville, Va, sEPTEMBER l, 1887, under tho
direction Of Rev. N. w. WILsOa, A. H., assisted
by corps Of experienced instructors. Session to
continue TWELVE WEEKS.
The object Of this school is thorough instruction
In MUSIC vocal and instrumental), with especial
reference 10 qualifying persons for teaching.
Girls, boys, Iadiee, and gsDts men, desiring to
study music In one or more OF It's branches will be
received.
Terms reasonable. Deductions made In favor Of
For circulars containing particulars. address the
Principal. au l3-eoo2w
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A MALE SCHOOL will be opened in
"A this city on the sorH SEPTBABgR-hEXT By
General JAAES Il. LANE and M. HODlJAH
MEADE, both experienced teachers. The pnpis
Of this school will be prepared for tie univSsC
For circular and further particulars apply "a 20
either Of the sbove-named gsnusmsR. ~ ~ ,r,ss -
Richmond. Va. ~ N-
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TARMVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.
II The Fall term, 1857, will begin september
Goth. The Faculty will be full, and consist Of
none but able and experienced teachers. In.
structlon thorough and extensive. Good fare and
Accommodations. Charges for board and sll
knglish branches Academic, $oS; Collegiate,
A. PRBOT President,
ans aod2m< Farmyille, Va.
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MISS STANARD WILL REOPEN
Iyl her SCHOOL on the lst OF October naxt, on
Franklin street corner OF Jefferson: Tuition In
Envlish, &as to $50 in Latin and French, each,
sao an 7i.-tUc1
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THE "HoMEp IN WEST HoUsToN-sT.

THE rrpsr ANIMAL REPORT OF THE MANAGERS.
The first annual report of the Home for Fallen
Women in West Houstonst possesses that strange inter-
est which must cling to any charitable enterprise
which undertakes to champion what has hitherto been
very generally considered lost cause.-the cause OF
those Door unfortunate who lead the loathsome
lives of public prostitutes And restricted as this nsttu
ton appears to be the prosecution Of Its good works.
owing to lack Of sufficient funds, there seems to be
certain heartness In the charity impeding its managers
combined with healty absence or religious can't winch
cannot fan toenlist the sympathes Of thinking phlan
thropists Commenced about q year ago.. uona-
lions weno solicited and received saJ i
dwelllng-house No. ~ West Houstonst-was ren.,,eu
an experienced eg dav tbe sSboard
which t now bears, The Home in West Houston street!
famous commerce., that the heart Of humanity still
hrobbed for then; that money was being spent and
organized efforts made for their redemption.
Although the work thus far has not been cOnspcuousy
successful good results OF the past year are not neon
sderng the amount OF good they have erected "tn 30
small an outlay of capital ,,
during the year "Of these, IA dismissed FOR Ias
conduct Ii returned to their f. Us; ~ were pro
yded with positions various capae g with falnAes
I'm the city and country have gone to other
have been sent TO tho hosp - have gone out az the
port continues OF those sent out from u.s. 10 nave et
their homes the places provided Tor them ana ~ S
OWL habits Incorporation Ia much smaller than we had
right to expect and the number we may reason t y,
those received" -. 40.
Not the least important mission OF TINS cnary Is inc
fact that have been made for the instuc-
lion OF the inmates OF the Home In various trades
such as bOOkfOlding, paperboN maklng neSnlo,WoIk,
etc whereby they may earn "a respectable livelihood
after quitting the shelter OF their bcnefactos some OF
tho women, who three months ago could 90 nothng
toward their support earning Is cents per hOu
and Inc managers reasonably sangune that enter
prise will eventually grand success anu eIIeCt
The information OF thousands From the report OF Dr. G.
T. Tucker the physician orhe Home 1t Is relIesehted
that the general health has been very good no ceat
having occurred among the inmatcs since the
Institution OF the Home" something over
Sl3.0e0 have been received In the way Oh
donations and the Treaers report exhibits that TINS
find has been expended with Judgment aud economy
Tho following names comprised In the B0ardoi Man
ayers A. T. Wetmore. Chairman: the Rev. d. d. o.
Prime II. n. Havens, stephen Cutter M. Allson' H. n
Bull r. L. Murray Waiter Edwards, +. j. ITOwbridge,
W. Hayes James Donaghe; H. y Ely, Treasurer; q. i;
Tucker NJ d. Physician. The ladies acting on the BOARD
OF Supervision nre walter Edwards Mrs H. Llncey
Murray Mrs. HOration Ghlett, Mrs. Edwin H. Irow
bridge. Mrs Thomas NJ Turlay, Mrs. James DonoRhe
Mrs Caroline Boggs Mrs James o. Pond, VI. d.; Mrs
James NJ. Halsod. MIRA Michael Allison