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ed into sugar and IT olasset were partlcuiny
interesting. His statistics as to the anloun.
OF money now sent out 81 the country io'
the Impor'a, ION OF these necessary nouse-
hold. artic' "a were astounding. ana NE ai'
gued thu. much, IL not all, oil this m,eu. 'h
sbor'. time be kept at home. Al o'ner
agric ,ol,uraI products now, under tue innn,
emo of steam and cheap transportation, una
.. ready market in England and European
countries, and have made the balance OF
foreign I, AIDE largely In our FAVOR.
These nightly talks, usuai and so Interest
Ing before the war, are now ikeiy 10 De.
come one OF the most attractive features OF
fbe annual Fair-week. They should be
enough i'm themselves TO add largely to the
membership Of the Society, and to largely
| increased attendance OF the farmers OF tae
State.
The last president OF the society,
Major A. II. Drewry. having very satlsiac-
toriy served his full constitutional term'
the Society proceeded TO elect his successor,
and Mr.. George w. Palmer, OF SaitVille.
who has been for some years valuable
member of the Executive COMMITTEE. was
elected president. BY constitutional pro-
vision one third OF the executive commiuee
90 out each year. after term OF three years
service. and are not Immediately eligible to
rfciectlOH. jHc lOIoNibE -N"''N"N
elected new members OF the committee Ma
Tor A. II. Drewry, OF Charles City county;
DR.. G.. A. Quinby, OF Loudoun; DR.. "A. n.
Wexford, OF Richmond county; aud MAJOR
A. r. Venable. OF Prince Edward.
The officers OF the Society after this date
are as follows: George w. Palmer. pre,l-
dent: William A. Burke OF Augusta Ro-
bert Beverly of Fauquier, and Randolph
Harrison. OF Cumberland, Nior-Pi esiue"t' :
W. q. huIyut, uI Richmond, secretary.
James Newman, OF Orange: George Chris
mau, Of Rockingham A. NJ. Bowman, OF
Augusta; w. T. Walker, OF GOOchland
S. W. Ficklin, OF Albemarle; VI. q. Ellzey,
OF Blacksburg Agricultural College; Thomas
Watkins, OF Halifax; Thomas II. Carter, OF
King william; George A. Quinby, OF
Loudoun; a, n. Wexford, Of Richmond;
and A. r. Venable, Of Prince Edward,
members Of the Executive Committee.
In the Society's rooms, Captain Richard
Irby, one Of the oldest and most valuable
members OF the Socety's executive com
mittee, has his Office, as Commissioners OF
Immigration, and IS doing much in the in
lerests of the State towards the purchase
and settlement of our surplus lands. Be-
sides the free publication OF all lands for
sale-the contracts for which are left 10 the
seller and purchaser, and in which he has
no pecunary interest whatever--his in
formation is gratultOus to all parties. lie
also publishes a monthly paper under the
title OF the Ldnd Seeker, which Is commend
ed to all such inquirers.
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fi.c,l year 1879, which the Board fcnnu IN
suiicient TO meet the demsnd for addltlona'
school accommodations and the employmrn.
az additional teachers. In fact, had u Ho,
been for the prompt receipt OF state st =, on
funds under the "Henckle bill scnoo, op-
erations woaId have been suspended during
the past fall. ., ,his hill
Although under the provisions OF In's p ~,
the schools receive the amount si'owcu y,
the Constitution, still this, with the amount
heretofore appropriated annually py 'ns
civ Council, for the support OF scnoo's, WV
only be sufficient 10 carry on Tue schoo,s
under the present organization anu VIII
moi admit OF the increased acconmooations
demand cd by the citizens and the repairs 80
necessary for the preservation OF tue schoc'
buildings.
nv reference TO the table uRder the head
NJ +" conservative cost" we ind that the cost
for the sssion Of 1880 was only si2.i3
DER pupu, which shows net SAVING on tue
number OF children taught ,2l5) OF 80 oZo,
as con. pared with the cost per pupu OF inc
Drcyious school session, and net saving OF
slbK97 as compared with the school session
OF T876-'77.
The above statement shows that the pup,
It,.school system Of Richmond is conducted
an the strictest principles OF economy.
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SOUTHERN HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Office, No. Library floor, State Capitol.
General Jubal A. Early, president; Hon.
Robert NJ. +. Hunter, vice-president; Rev.
Executive Committee: General Dabney III.
Maury, chairman; Colonel Charles S. Vena-
bic, Colonel William Preston johnson, Col
Onel Robert K. Wiibers. Rev. John William
Jones, Lieutenant-COlOnel Archer Ander-
son, Major Robert Stiles, Judge George L..
Christian, Colonel Thomas III. Carter, and
Colonel George w. Munford.
The object Of the Society is to collect every
thing which will throw hight upon the histO-
ry OF the late "war between the States, >
and to put in shape for the future historian
the material which will enable him to vindi-
cate the motives and truthfuly record the
deeds OF our Confederate army and people
in their great struggle for constitutional
freedom.
The Society has had a most successful
year in the accomplishment OF these objects,
As their frequent acknowledgements in the
Dispatch have attesied. 1t has already in
its archives an invaluable collection, which
il is seeking 10 increase. The publication
during the past year OF the monthly maya
zine-SOathern Historical Society Papers,
has proven decided success. The magazine
has received the warmest encomiums both
in this country and in Europe. 1t enters
upon its fifth year with the brightest pros
poets. Ii Is furnished TO subscribers at SO
per annum. Back numbers supplied in
bound volumes.
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANIES.


Piedmont and Arlington Liie-Insurance
Company: b. c. HartsoOk, president; l.. s.
Edwards, secretary. Surplus fund, about
$500, 900.
Virginia Mutual Protection Association
j. n. Wilkinson, president; II. III. WiIkin-
son, secretary. Paidup capital, $4,000.
Mutual Assurance Society OF Virginia
II. A. Claiborne, principal agent; +. ID.
Steger, secretary. Assets. 100000.
Virginia State Insurance Company John
l.. Bacon, president; j. M. Tate, secretary.
Paidup capital, 100000; gross surplus,
$4,000; net surplus, S45.5O0.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany: w. l.. Cowardin, president; VIII
liam ii. Mccarthy, secretary; w. b. Ro-
bins, assistant secretary. Paid-up capital,
$250,0O0; surplus, S261, 1870.
Virginia Home Insurance Company: w.
II. Palmer, president; b. c. Wherry, Jr.,
secretary. Paid-up capital, 100000; sur
plus, $4,000.
City Fire Insurance Company John A.
Coke, president; +. b. Meade, secretary.
Paid-up capitd, $4,000; surplus fund,
$4,000.
Richmond Banking and Insurance Com
pany John b. Davis, president: Mann $
Quarles, cashier and acting secretary.
Pald-up capital, $4,000; surplus fund,
$50, 900.
Merchants and Mechanics Insurance CON-
pany A. Y. Stokes, president; j. Blythe
Moore, secretary. Paid-up capital, $3.50 .
600; surplus fund, $4,000.
Granite Insurance Company G. G. Walk
er, presdens; T. G. Peyton, secretary.
Paid.up capital, 100000.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA

DR.. j. b. McCaw. dean, professor OF
Theory and Practice Of Medicine: DR.. D..
5. Wexford, professor Of Materia Medica
and Therapeutic; DR.. Hunter McGulre,
professor of Surgery; DR.. .. +. Manson,
professor OF Physiology and Pathology {;
Dr.. Frank ID. Cunningham, professor OF
Anatomy, special lecturer on Diseases OF
Eye and Ear; DR.. William II. Taylor, pro-
fessOr Ct Chemistry; DR.. j. :. ID. Cullen,
professor OF Diseases Of Women and OF
Children; DR.. K. 7. Coleman, professor Of
Obstetrics; Or. Hugh NJ. Taylor, demon
stratOr of Anatomy.
Number OF medical students, 40; num-
Der IN graduating class, 10.
Clinical lectures at College hospital, city
dspcnsary, and city almShOuse.
Adjunct faculty and lecturers in summer
course: NJ. l.. james, VI. d.. (Regi'trar),
John b. Coakley, VI. d., A. Il. KOiner, NJ.
D., William Ii. Taylor, VI. d., Christopher
TOmpkinS, NJ. d.. II. I.!Leyy. NJ. d., John
&. SHELTON, VI. D.; George Ross, VI. D.,
special lecturer on GynaccOlOgy.
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BUILDING FUND COMPANIES.

Mutual Building and Loar Association
Organized in March, 1873, meets the first
and third Monday nights in each month
John j. Wright, president; William Low.
enstein, secretary and treasurer.
Richmond Perpetual Building. Loan. and
Trust Company. organized in july, 1878,
meets the second and fourth Tuesday mig hts
IN each month, Sampson Hirsh, president:
William Lovenstein, cashier.
Mechanics Building Fund Company, No.
., organized in 1877. Capital. 1000 SHARES
at 1900 each. Charles Herbert, president !:
c. Z. Tbon, treasurer; john A. Kratz, Sec
rotary.
Wost.End Building Fund Company, or.
ganized in 1877, meets every Monday night.
Christian Unkel, president; +. E. Tboll.
secretary; q. Wigger, treasurer.
Citizens Building Fund Association. or
sanlzed March /. 1879. meets every Wed.
nesday night. Capital, LOCO shares at 500
zach. George Hirscb, president; C. c.
ihon, treasurer; John A. Kratz, secretary.
coLOaED COMPANIES.
virginia Building and SsyIngs,Company.
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RICHMOND COLLEGE.

The catalogue OF the year just closed
gives the number OF matriculaies IN the
college 1il. These students represent q
States OF the Union, and 2 foreign coun-
tries. Richmond shows her appreciation
of this her leading institution OF learning
by furnishing 81 young men for It's nails.
The progressive spirit evident IN past
wears is still maintained by the trusteo
Tuc schools Ill tue aCduoiDiU depart
ment. and the School Of Law, filled by 8
regular professors, are all in vigorous ope-
ration. To carry forward this bene6cent
enterprise, OF which our city and state may
Justly feel proud, required the expenditure
during the current year OF 100000.
There were 81 beneficiary students-most
OF them young men preparing for the Cos
pei ministry. These represented three de-
nominations.
While the selection Of studies is left to
each student, the following comparison
shows pariality for thorough training :
10 Latin, 92; Greek, Ga; Mathematics. 81 :;
English, 81; French, 80; German, 20 !:
Chemistry, Is; Physics, %; Philosophy,
Is Law. II.
There were graduated during the year
Masters OF Arts. 4 Bachelors OF Arts,
9; Bachelors Of Law, 10.
The College owns 4 scholarships, and
presents each year medals.
The literary societies are active and slim
ulating, and besides promoting generous
rivalry in writing and speaking, they foster
a correct literary taste. The societies con-
duct monthly magazine.
The gradual strengthening OF the foun-
dations Of the college. by the increase OF q
slfely-invested endowment, is especially
gratifying.
The Education Board OF the Baptist
General Association Of Virginia, which
works through the college, and was itself
the parent of the institution, will take steps
the coming year to celebrate in an appro'
pirate manner its semi.centennial.
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Richmond ,Iowitzrr Association.
OTHER ORG INVITATIONS.
virginia Poultry Association.

Th, Association WAS formed four frl',
ago forthe purpose ot stimulating The br..l.
ng OF tine poultry in the state OF Nr-l.
and aiding annually OF poultry exhibitions.
The following persons constitute 10, officer. .
\. VI. Bowman. Of Augusta county pr....
dent; +. W. Chic>, OF Louisa county, trT
icc-prcsident; DIR. l.. Il. Dickinson. ..-
ond yicc-pres idcut; H. Theodore E.t-p".
Of Richmond, secretary and treasurer .-
ccutiye Committee: Or. J.. J. Woo'ird -..
Hanover county; Arthur Davenport. ul-
angc county; 6. =. l1We>, Richmond; w.
Il. Rowe, Frcdericksbur- and II. II. VIZ
kiusOn, Richmond.
virginia Fish AMI same Association.
\ State organization, organized iof Obj.
purpose OF the protection 0I h.h and -iH'
IN Virginia. Office located at Richm.uI
Officers: Charlie, /. Palmer. president.
John OFT, treasurer; Edward II. Fl,hc. -
cretary.
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THE MILITARY.
FIRST REGIME ut.

FIRST REGlMtN Mt.
Field and staff, in order Of rank John r..
Purcell, colonel commanding; Charles j..
Anderson. Northumberland 30. Lane
Stern. major; Dr. l.. Il. Edwards, surgeon ::
Captain 9. Il. Bigger, quartermaster and
c0mmissary; Captain Cyrus BO>SieuX, ord
nance officer; Captain TaZewel Elicit, adju-
tant; DR.. j. Il. Wood, assistant surgeon :;
Rev. NJ. ID. Hoge, chaplain; Lieutenant W
NJ. Hill, paymaster.
Non-commssioned staff: Leroy T.. Brown,
sergeaDt-majOr; Robert Harold, cOmmIssa-
ry-sergeant; X. ID. Adam, Ordnance.ser-
geant; {. l.. PerrigO, hospital steward;
-, color-sergeant; -, quartermas.
ter.sergeant.
COMPANY OFFICERS.
Company A (Ricbmond Grays): l.. J.
BossiCux, captain; j. f.. Phillips, first
lieutenant; j. +. Laughton, second lieu
tenant.
Company b Walker Light Guard: Hen.
ry &. Jones, captain; w. II. Burgess, first
lieutenant; A. l.. Bargamin, second lieu
tenant.
Company c Guard Of the Common.
wealth.: NJ. l.. Spotswood, captain; f. ID.
Barksdale, first lieutenant; G. X. Wrenn.
second lieutenant.
Company F: George ID. Wise, captain;
X. II. Gillian, first lieutenant; -, sec.
oud lieutenant.
Com2any G.: A. NJ. Tomlinson, captain
-, irst lieutenant; -, second lieu
tenant.
RICHMOND LIGHT INFANTRY BLUES.
John s. Wise, captain; Thomas Nelson
Page, first lieutenant; Charles II. Epps,
second lieutenant.
Connected with this company Is the
Blues Association, OF which Colonel George
Wythe Munford is the president.
RICHMOND HowTTzERs (ARrILLERY).
X. G. WORKMAN, captain; L. j. Bosber
and G. L. Halves, lIeuienants; Major G.
Tompkins, surgeon. Number OF non COM
officers and men, CD.
C0L0RED MILITARY.
First Battalion Major II. II. johnson,
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commanding: Lieutenant J. b. Johnson.

commanding; Lieutenant J. Ii. Jonnsop'
adIutant. c.
Attucks Guard--Captain, Josiah Crump;
First Lieutenant, Thomas W. walker; oe,
coud Lieutenant. w. Il. Gray. Numoer OIL
men, 81.
Carney Guard-Captain, j. ID. Booker
First Lieutenant, william Nicholas; Second
Lieutenant, Napoleon Price. Number Of
men, so. ,.
Union Guard, Manchester-Capta'n'
James II. Cunningham: First Lieutenant
7 n Johnson: Second Lieutenant, William
Bailey. Number OF men, 30.
Virginia Grays-Captain, Ben. Scott
First Lieutenant, Winston Bannister. Mum
Der OF men, SO.
State Guard-Capiain, Robert A. Paul
First Lieutenant, W. II. Tinsley; Secon'
Lieutenant, ID. w. A. Frayser. Number o
men, 80. a.,
The latter compauy.Ssoes not belong to th'
battalion.
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10th. Mrs. Margaretta @. Lewis, wife Of
DR.. RichGond A. Lewis.
2lst. Miss Mary Tyree; aged 81.
18th. Mrs. Addelle Mott. widow OF the
late Alexander Mott; aged 90.
9th. Mrs. Elizlbeth Jones; aged SO.
December.
3D.. Mrs. Catharine Hogan aged 65.
5th. a. Blackburn; aged go. Patrick
II. Gentry; aged 81.
9Th. Clodomir Burton.
10th. Fraucis Manseni; aged 81. Sam
uel Ayres; aged 70.
oath. Mrs. Elizabeth c. Hooper; aged "a
years.
both. Benjamin Davis; aged ~ years.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
Richmond Mozart Association.

Organized April %, 1S16. Chartered POS
the Circuit Court OF the city Of Richmond
! December l6. 1876. 'Onicei,. Henry ".
! Lubbock, president; ". Cpshur Bl,., ,rc-
Rotary; Samuel >intOn, treasurer. Board
OF GOycrnOrs-W. Up>hur BIS, Ira "
Blount, DR.. W. Leigh Burton, II. w. Lub-
book, :. Sprigg Campbell Slu'lel Sinton.
T.. 4. Iloen, Henry +. Miller. William 4.
jenkins, John -. Redford. John +. Alien,
f.. X. Archer, +. II. Scott, \. BaIgamin, \.
ID. Williams, W. T.. Tanner, .. j. School
craft, r. G.. Pcyton, VI. j. Dmmock, {. J..
SicgeI, and Horace +. Edmond. Active
membership, 49,.
Gesnng-yerein virginia.
The regular monthly meeting, are on the
first Monday OF each month at their hail on
Seventh street between Broad aud Mar
shall. Regular meetings for rehearsal are
held at the same place every "wednesday
evening. Musical aud dramatic entertain
ments are given on the fourth Monday eye
ming OF each month during the winter sea-
sou. The following are the officers il'r-
man C. Bo>chen, prcsigcnt;. Charlie, Jul
gems, yice-pTc> Idcnt; A. Schenck, scci,-
tary; Il. Brauer, treasurer; VI. BrirL Do
brarian; {. Nippcrmiu, cashier. Board OF
DirectOrs-lI Herman Schmidt, john f. koh-
Ter. Charlie. l.. Siegel, George Klein. Trd
Henry WcnZel. Charlie l.. Scgcl, mu,I-
cal director. Membership. 100.
Richmond Amateur Band AssOciH-
dion.
The object Of this Association /, he cu'-
tiyation OF lis members in the art Of music.
They meet on Tuesday nights. Member
ship, 7. President, Thomas III. STARR,
Secretary and Treasurer W. ". GOsdcn
Leader and first f. fit cornet. W. j. smith
w w. GOsdcn, second l. ht cOrnet; l..
f. Dewitt, first Il fiat eOrnet: j. Is. Base
Ter. first alto; Charles ". WlnD, second
alto; r. II. Starkc, baritone; samuel Stein
lein, tubs.
kessnich's Band.
This band il under the leadership ~ j.
Ke,,nich, and furUishe, both military and
orchestra music. Ii number, fifteen pieces.
~. Mary's Social Singing club.
Joseph Schopi, president; Gustav Kroe,S.
secretary; Peter Eckerf, ianiior; Professor
Reese, director. Forty members. Meet,
on Sundays and Tuesdays at =. MARY,
Church school.
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VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY

VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY
has library Of nearly 10000 volumes, a val.
liable gallery Of historic portraits, important
manuscripts, curious relics, &c. Rooms over
tue state law library, in the Court Of A D.
peals building Told Sycamore church). An
nual dues OF members, IS. Hon. Hugh Blair
Grigsby, LII. d., president; Conway Rob-
inson, first vice-president; William Green,
LII. D., second yice-president; William
Writ Henry, third vice-president; II. A.
Brock, corresponding secretary and libra
rlan; MaiOr George A. Bark dale, recording
secretary. William Green (chairmap), Col
onel Archer Anderson, DIR. Charles g. Bar
ney, Hon. Bolivar Christian, Hon. j. L..
Ma1ye, Jr., William A. Murray, LII. D.,
Colonel III. Coater Cabell, DR.. William p.
Palmer, Hon. John w. Daniel, Hon. j. L.. NJ.
Curry, ID. d., LII. d., Hon. A. NJ. Kelley,
John or, and e1.oficio the presiding officers
ana the secretaries, executive committee.
Executive Committee meets monthly at the
Westmoreland Clubhouse, and the society
at large annually. Robert 4. Brooke, trea.
surer. Committee on Building for Society:
John on, Henry Coalter Cabell, Robert A.
Brock.
The corresponding secretary invites cor.
respondence relating TO the objects and in.
terests OF the Society, contributions to its
iunds ana donations to its library and collec.
tons. Strenuous efforts are being made TO
secure fund for the erection Of a fire-proof
building for the accommodation of the So
ciety ana adequate TO its wants by appro-
priation from the General Assembly and
individual subscription.
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Kaufnun, J. r.. BIount, William Baker,
trustees.
East End Beneficial ami Social Society
c. G. Thou, president; Charles Hcrbst.
yice-president. Paul Bocs.ig. secretary
J. Edward Creery, assistant secrci3ry
George Hirsh. treasurer. Membership. -.
Meets at Tbon's Hall every Monday.
Richmond CaIed0nian Club.
Officers for the ensuing twelve month,
Chief, James Johnston: First Cbiefiqip
John Crane; Second Chieftain. william
Dunn; Third Cheftain. Henry j. Ronb.
Fourth Cbieftain, william Leaf: Gnido
Thomas McNevin; Sentinel, Gavin Mur.
dock; Librarian, Edward Smith. Membe,.
ship, 65.
Richmond Press Club
President, v. Cuthbert; secrciarr
George &. Wilde. Meets first and tbirI
Mondays in each month at NO. lllj MAJ
street.
Old First Virginia Infantry.
! This Association was formed Anru n
! 1874. The annual n Union take, pine. INTO
the 18th of each year; The annivcr.lr. -
Bull Run, the first battle in which tLor.,i.
ment was engaged.
The following are the officer, ~ The A>>9.
ciarion: Colonel William n. Palmer. prc...
dent; Major George +. Norton. Captain T..
7. Reeve, joseph l.. Whitaker. yicc.pr,..
dent; Maurice Cllggctt. treasurer; W. N
Rockingham, secretary.
"F" Company Associaiiom.
Organized October -. 1876. by The .ury.g.
ing members OF 81" Company Of ,our.
teers, which was organized . october lg. 1851.
and served throughout the h'e war. 4.
objects are the preservation 81 frilcruI' r.
lationS among itS membership, and NJ. .
lection of material for a company history
| The secretary requests the donation oi r...
terlal tberetO-Such a contemporary t....
ments. diaries, newspapers, &c. and invite.
personal memories by letter AMI iutrnr..
President. Major Charlie, Il. >kuh...
! First Vice President. Captain MaNW..
/ Clarke; Second Nice-Prc,idcpf. Yli..
Thomas A. Brander; Third Nice-Prc,d pr.
Major Thomas G.. Pcytou: >ccrctIr,.E. 4
Brock; Treasurer. Lieutenant Robert N
/ Gillian, No. lllj east Main street.
The officers compose an executive ,,r.
mittee, which meets whenever thc affair. II
/ the Association demand attention.
/ The Association hold, ,.mi-lunll r..
unions for the Interchange 81 ,pcul erecting.
and business purposes on the lgjh NJ knnl
and the 10Th OF October.
Richmond HOwitzcr Association.
Re0rgauizcd November o. 1874. OW.r-
for The years $3.50: I. \. Nublrtt. I...
Sident; John :. Ellclt, first yice.prc,fd.rt.
J. b. Lambert, second yicc-prr,idrnt; T..
! WORKMAN, secretary; Frank -. Hin. try..
Surer. EXecu i've Committee: W. If. Pa.
and &. +. Wingo. Fir,l company; G.. +.
/ Christian aud :. II. lIlWc,, second cpl.i.
ny; G. u. ThaXton aud Il. Al,op, IuJ
company. Membership, -.
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RICHMOND INSTITUTE.

Corner Main. and Nineteenth streets.
Rev. Charles II. Corey, A. NJ, president ;
Rev. Joseph Il. Jones, A. NJ, and Mr.. ID.
n. Vassar, A. b., professors.
The course includes literary and theo-
logical department. About sixty OF the
students are preparing for the ministry.
More than twenty arc preparing to teac1.
Persons OF all denominations are adj
United to this institution. The Local Board
OF Trustees is composed Of Rev. r. Wells,
Rev. J. II. Holmes, Rev. a. Il. Dickinson,
ID. d., and Hon. II. X. EIlyson.
The library contains 1900 volumes.
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Chartered March. 1875. r. NJ. Brooks,
vice president and acting president l.: n.
voolfolk, cashier. Office, BIB north Filth
street.
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c.
GENTLEMEN's DOUBLE.
~ SOLE HANDMADE BOOTS at'@

GENTLEMEN DOUBLE. 49,
~ SOLE HANDMADE BOOTS al-|a
t7.J0-a bargain:
GENTLEMEN'> HEAVY DOUBLE-SOLE But
1ON-BOOTs. LACF-~IiOEs. and 1ONGRt~-
CATERS, 30 all grad.s:
LADIES FRONT. and SIDE-LACEaud SUTTON
BOOTs-heayy soics. for walking. aud lu dine,
soft KID and ghi ,O'r,:
BOYS and CIllLDREN's sCnOOI-sHOFs and
FINE DRESS BOOTS:
INFANTS SHOES 10 OIL style:
fine line Of OLD GENTLEMES's and LADIES'
BROAD-BOTTOM, FLAT~uEEL BOOTS aaI
SHOES;
TRUNKS, NALlsES, sATCHELS, BAGS, OVER
CATERS. &c:
The UNINtRSAL SUPPORTER. f0t
weak aBkes-a good tbiDS Allat
j. A.GRlGGN.
dc 81 Ttutb aud Main streets