The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-04
Is.aHCglES'EEE: G,TERS.

ATTENDANCE At PUBLIC SCHooLs.-H3h
School tr1a,a), L. Morrisctt.--On roll, 40; av-
eragc attendance for February, 81.
Hal, School Uemaic), Mrs. j. l.. Walker.-
On roll, 80; attendance, ..
Intermediate (nEile and femalc), Miss Mag
cie Attention roll. SO attendance, 42.
Intermediate (malcl, W. c. Day. ON roll.
Sc; attendance, %.
Primary Onale and fcmalc). Miss Ncttic
Browu.--On roll, 81; attendance. s..
Primary (nlaie and ftmale>, Miss Lizzie
Ball.-On roll, 40; attendance, 80.
C'olorcd High School tma|c), Rev. 4. Binga.
On roll, 81; attendance, 81.
Iatcrm cdiaic, MiSs Lydia IIill.---On roll,
co: attendance, 80.
Primary, Mrs. AndcIson.---Cn roll 60; At
tendance, 80.
The female clement prcdominatcs in pune.
| tuai attendance Tie bad weather and the
prevalence OF much sickness interierrcd with
| tle attendance last month. The schools Of
| Miss Hill and Mrs. Anderson have been re-
moved TO Temperance Hall, Decatur street
and Fourteenth avenue. The room occupied
| by Mrs. Anderson is in III uncomfortable
| condition and needs attention. The school
| Of Miss Ball is moved TO Tenth avenue near
| Decatur street, and the house and the ar-
proachcs reed looking after. Parents are re-
cues.cd 10 see to it that scholars are started
| to school in time to lie present at the open
| Ing exercises 1t . O'Clock.
In addition to the public schools, the at
| tendance for last month was good at the
| Meade Memorial school, Miss Lily fifty
| priucipal, and tie private schools of Mrs.
William Turnhul and Miss Ruth Patterson.
TIE SABBATH ScHooLs.-The number OF
scholars on roll ct the Meade Memorial
church is $50; average attendance for past
! month, 100; officers anu teachers, 16. John
| c. Robertson acting superintendent and
secretary.
at Presbyterian Church! On roll, 80; at.
tendance, 81 officers and teachers, 8; Rev
| William 4. Campbell, superintendent; NJ. T.
Buchanan, secretary.
Baptist Church: On roll. $50; average Mt.
tendance, 1871 officers and teachers, 90; DR.
L. Il. Chiies, superintendent; Samuel Z
| WoodGn, secretary.
Methodist Church: On roll, l27; attend.
ance Sc; officers and teachers, II; +. Gary,
superintendent; o. 3. Sims, secretary.
The females outnuiabcred iii attendance
and the same causes as mentioned in public
schools preyenteda larger attendance.
1T the coiored Baptist church the attend
ancc last Sunday was eighty, which WAS
fair average. There arc over geo scholar;
OH the roll. Simeon Logan, superintendent
Morriss Woodbridge, secretary.
CHURCH Notes.-The attendance at service
laSt Sunday was crc.ltable. At the Baptist
CHURCH the Rev. Dir. Wcnnan OBLIGATED
morning and night. The paIt;tking OF tie
Lords Supper WAS celebrated at the Meade
| Memorial, and an important church meeting
was held after service at the Methodist churcl
in the morning. At tho Presbyterian churcl
the Hev. Mr.. Campbell preached from til,
words, There is step between ME anG
DEATH"
PARSONAGE TO Bg BU1LT.-The Methods
congregation have purchased q lot froutin.
forty feet next to their church, and design
ererting thereon a.hsndsome parsonage. a
meeting viii be held ut the church on Wed
nesday to complete arrangements, When Tx
plan of operations will be announced ant
it is hoped that their efforts will be crowned
with success.
SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-- Messr;. Robertson
d BroDaugh hare sold the house and 10
owned by The estate of the late Joseph &
MaSey, on Thirteenth avenue near SenasIic,
street, for 81 200 cash. s,
/ RAILROAD MEETISG.--The citizens of Dal,
| township have held another meeting al th,
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