The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-01
Primary mo. q, Miss Lucy E. Hocka-

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Primary mo. y, Miss Lucy E. Hocka-
day, teacher; 80 scholars.
Friends Meeting House Schools, Clay
bei'rcen First and Foushee streetS.-Girls'
Grammar, Miss NJ. s. Watkins.
Girls Intermediate, Miss s. e. Haskell
These two schools will probably he changed
to intermediate and primary schools. and
the grammar scholars be sent to Miss How
ards, on Broad street between Ninth and
Tenth. The two schools now number forty
FIVE pupils.
Primary 5cho.' Fifth street between
Broad and Grace; to be opened January Sd
Miss Mollic d. She'll. teacher. Full num-
~" 4 ff.,' 4ch3;rce :..'77-2a :..'7772a- e.!a.:'.
Girls Grammar, Broad between ninth
and Tenth streets; Miss jennie il. Howard,
teacher: fortv-six scholars.
Boys and Girls intermediate, Broad
street between Ninth and Tenth; Miss NJ.
M. Nichols, teacher; fifty scholars.
Sedmen's Bethel Schools, Corner T,cen-
tieth and Cdry SireetS.-Boys' and girls
intermediate, Miss A. Pccor, teacher; 40
scholars.
Primary, Miss Mary Walters, teacher;
so scholars. ...
intermediate (boys and girls, Masonic
building, Twcnty-Fifth between NJ and N
streets, Miss E. G.. Stanwood and Mrs.
Mary Solomon, teachers; so scholars.
Primary, Twcnty-Sixth between NJ and
N, Miss Hattie Z. Rogers, teacher; 43
scholars.
Rockets Schools.-Girls' grammar, Nj
cho}son street, Miss Thomasia NJ. Hutche-
son, teacher: % scholars. t 't-
Boys grammar, Nicholson street, Miss
Lucy P. 1Iulce, teacher; As scholars.
Primary, Nicholson street, Miss E. NJ
Savage, teacher; so scholars.
These schools were established by tht
| City Council, and are under the supervi
sion of Board of Education appointed
by that body. Mr.. A. Washburn is th'
superintendent. The total number o
pupils is about 1000, and about 900 pupils
arc in actual daily attendance. The onl,
complaints made thus far are that teacher
having their schools already full to over
flowing will not take other scholars. TIL
primary school teachers particularly ar
overwhelmed with applications, and on
teacher has turned away seyenty-ive appli
cants.
COI0RED SCHOOLS.
From r. M. Manly. ESQ.,. General Super
intendcnt of Colorcd Schools in Virginia
we have received the following interesting
facts in regard to the colored schools in thi
CITY and in the whole State.
In this city there are l normal and hig
school, with teachers and 92 pupils;
theological and normal school, with teach
crs and 50 pupils grammar schools, wit
teachers and 90 pupils; 6 intermediat
schools, with teachers and $50 pupils; 2
primary schools, with 26 teachers and ~
pupils II private schools, with 800 ,1i,sil;
Whole number of teachers in public or
lorcd schools in Richmond. IL; whole nun,
Der of scholars, 2,GS7.
In the State there are 300 colorcd schools
with 337 teachers and 1i,aoo scholars
These have been supported for the yea
1869 es follows: From northern e"Iea ~
tional associations, $4,000; from 1hs ou
; reau, $4,000 tho frcs...uaalD
n d
ii private 'sctloois1 5, sth
freedmen as board of teachers (publi
schoos), $4,000; from the Peabody fun
(cash}, $1,000 from D. Appleton 4 Co., j
connection with the Peabody fund (books)
1920: miscellaneous sources, $1,000
Total, 1882
TUE NATIONAL FREEDMAN's SAVINGS AM
TRUST COMPANY.
Two Of the twenty-four branches Of thi
institution arc located in this State, re
spectiycly at Norfolk and in this city.
The branch ut Norfolk, under the charr
Of II. G. Percy as cashier, has now abou
sS5,O 900 on deposit. Its deposits Decembe
81, 1868, were $50, SOTO.
The Richmond branch, under the charr
or Charles Spencer as cashier, has latel,
removed to COS Broad street, which is wei
arranged for the accommodation of depo
sitors. The deposits of ttlis branch in De
cember 1868 we're $2OAOO.90. They nov
amount to S40,500.
| STREETS NAMED AND RENAMED.
During the year the Common Council, b,
the advice Of the City Engineer, made th
following changes in the names Of streets
Darlington street, opposite to Richmond
College, name changed to Bowe street
Darlington street, Adams's plan, to remain
Federal street: in Duval's addition, to re
main: Federal street, in Sidney, changed
to Floyd street; Federal street, in Adams
plan, changed to Buchanan street.
Adams street, in Rutherford's addition
to remain Adams street, in Adams's plan
changed to Pickett street.
Short street, in Sidney, to remain Shor
street, in Adams's plan, changed to Turne.
street.
Haryie street, in Sidney, to remain Har
vie street. in DR.. Harvie's plan, changed It
(ts it is continuation of) Beverly.
Poplar street, in Sidney, changed t,
Sycamore street; Poplar street. Rockets
to remain.
Pine street, in Harvie's plan, changed t.
Brown street: Pine street, Graham's plan
changed 10 OAK street Pine street, Sidney
to remain.
High street, Harvie's plan, changed tt
(as it is n continuation of Holly street.
Clarke street, Sidney, changed to Morris
street Clark street in the old limits to re.
main.
a street in J. L. Harvies plan, 'adjoin-
| ing Hollywood, wet, named Dobson street
NJ street, on Church Hill, changed to
Mason.
\ street, on Church Hill, changed to
Nelson.
0 street, on Church Hill, changed to
Otis.
P street, on Church Hill, changed to
PendletQn.
Twentieth street, on Church Hill, changed
| to Ounce.
NJ street, in Turpin's addition, changed
to Turpin street.
N street, in Turpin's addition, changed