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REYNOLDS HISTORICAL GENEALOGY COLLECTION
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CHATAIGNE'S
DIRECTORY
OF RICHMOND, VA.
TO WHICH IS ADDED A
STREET AND NUMBER DIRECTORY,
GIVING NAMES OF OCCUPANTS AFTER THE NUMBERS. :
ALSO, A LIST OF THE
Post Offices of the States of Virginia, West Virginia and North Carolina, and Appendix Pertaining to State and City Governments.
1881.
J. I. CHATAIGNE, COMPILER.
See Page 10 for Addenda, Omissions, &c. u
BAUGHMAN BROS., Publishers and Proprietors, 1317 Main St.
PRICE, $4.00. 1
Entered according to act of Congress, in the year 1ss1, by J. R. CHATAIGNE, in the office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington.
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VIRGINIA HOME
INSURANCE COMPANY,
1686470 RICHMOND, VIRGIN
fire in Compony's Building, :
No. IctA Main Street. (See ade, paj"
FLOURS. Minintop Patent Family."
·Old Dominion Patent Fam-
" Pioneer Nete Process Family" MrCuneo's Nen Process triple Extra,"
"times Rirer Fails Ertra."
DUNLOP & McCANE
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
MANUFACTURERS OF Decorticated Neu Process Pannes Extra and Superfine Flour of Cho and Uniform Quality. for Dove and Foreign Consumption,
(See Advertisement pago #)
MOMAS L. ALFRIEND,
Late of THOS. M ALFRIEND & SON,
Fire, Life and Marine Insurance Agon
NO, 1109 MAIN STREET,
OVER W. D. BLAIR & CO.
RICHMOND, VA.
The Largest lines of Inetranse placed on Lives and Country and . Property at Lowest Ratee.
W. FRED. PLEASANT
LEO. D. PLEASANTS, GEO. D. PLEASANTS & SON.
GENERAL AGENTS.
AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE COMPANY Zeventh and Back Streets. IxNets, January 1st. 1881, 000 - Capital, - -
TTY PEPTET.
chmond, York Liver
AND-
CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD LINE
Through Passenger and Freight Route between
Richmon
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JE. BOSTON,
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ant Route between lond
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 3 P. M .. CONNECTING AT WEST POINT With the Splendid Bay Steamers,
"HAVANA" AND "LOUISE,"
Which land Passengers in Baltimore at S A. M. next morning, in ample time to Connect with Trains
EAST, NORTH AND WEST!
Steamers leave Baltimore from Pier go Light Street at 4 P. M., MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, delivering Passengers in Richmond foll wing morning at to A. M.
Fare always Cheaper, Comfort and Enjoyment Greater, than by any oper Route.
BLUBEN FOSTER, General Manager, Baltimore.
H. T. DOUGLAS. Superintendent, Richmond.
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TAKE THE
Chesapeake and Ohio
RAILWAY
FOR THE
NORTH,
SOUTH,
EAST,
AND
WEST.
E. F. KELLY, CONWAY R. HOWARD,
G. W. Agt., 171 Walmet St., Cincinnati. U. P. and T. J., Richmond, With
J. C. DAME, Southern Agent, Richmond, Ya
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OFFICE OF
DUNLOP & MCCANCE'S MILLS,
1213 East Cary Street,
RICHMOND, VA., MAY 1, 1881.
The demand experienced for our FLOUR, which at times could not be fully met, recently indneed us to in- crease largely our facilities for SUPPLYING THE HOME TRADE. We therefore bike this occasion of calling the attention of those who have not tried our brands to the substance of what has heretofore been said upon the subject.
The fake economy which some years since induced grocers and their customers to buy cheap four resulted in so much trouble that many deniers only handle the article as a matter of necessity, and with no view to sat- isfaction or profit from the business.
Consumers can, however, he influenced by considera- tions of health and convenience to use a better and consequently more expensive grade of flour, for when they realize that the cost of one dollar or more per bar- rel amounts in their daily consumption of three or four pounds to a difference of one and a half or two cents, they will hardly regard the additional expenditure an extravagance. To few people purchasing flour by the barrel does it occur that this important article of human food used at every meal, costs less per day than any other on their bill of fare.
We believe it is ir the power of dealers to impress these mine thereby raving them wives and their patzone the His- pintar tico which inevitably attends the handling of brands doubtful or variable in quality.
Holding such views, our fixed policy is to keep the FLOUR represented by our brands to a high standard. The " DUNLOP PATENT FAMILY" and "OLD DO. MINION PATENT FAMILY" meet a want long felt for four having both color and strength.
Their whitener cannot fail to please the most fastidi" onstate while their glutinous properties insure a light and nutritions bread.
The advaner in the art of milling, by which Patent Flour is made, though last established in the South, is here much needed-by housekeepers, to make up for culinary shortcomings; by bakers to give strength and quality to the variable and inferior grades, which can be only used to advantage by mixing with NEW PRO ESS FLOUE.
OF OUR "PIONEER NEW PROCESS FAMILY" AND ' MeCANCE'S NEW PROCESS TRIPLE-EXTRA "
seron cut lenny as they are unsurpassed by any other brands to be had for the same price, and will certainly Rive entire sprisfueron to those who do not fancy paying the agares which Patent Flour must command to induce 's mans ture.
Also ofar
"JAMES RIVER FALLS EXTRA"
( the commons. I to merchants needing a uniform Hour, and one which can be regularly supplied fully up , de. standard of the TAINTON and RICHMOND
tu ation tothe meat packers barrels and half. arab, we are how porund ain haus equal to the half,
Alten wir transition in meet the informers for das quantity upon the mart favor-
PriceIn further the trade upon application.
DUNLOP & MCCANCE.
FALLS
RICHMOND,VA
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JAMES
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RICHMONDVA,
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MUTUAL
Assurance Society OF VIRGINIA.
INCORPORATED 1794.
Office Cor. 10th and Bank Streets.
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE, Principal Agent, FRANK D. STEGER, Sec'y, T. BOLLING, JR., Ass't Sec'y. JOHN BLAIR, Collector.
THOMAS D. ALFRIEND,
(Late of THOMAS M. ALFRIEND & SON,)
Sive, Life & Marine Sisurance Agent, No. 1109 MAIN STREET, (Over W. D. Blair & Co.,) RICHMOND, VA.
Agent of the following well-known and first-class Companies : Commercial Union Assurance Co., of London, assets over $20,000,000 5,000,000
Phenix Assurance Co., of London,
Lion Fire Insurance Co., of London, 56 5,000,000
New York Underwriters Agency, 4,500,000
North German Fire Insurance Co., of Hamburg, 66 2,000,000
Washington Fire and Marine Ins. Co., c ' Boston, 900,000
Washington Life In. Co., of New York, 66 6,000,000
Boston Marine Insurance Co., of Boston, 66 2,000,000
The largest lines of Insurance placed on lives and country and city pro- perty at lowest rates.
Marine Insurance taken to all parts of the world upon the most liberal terms. Lasses promptly adjusted and paid.
Over $200,000 deposited with Treasurer of Virginia for Security of Vir- ginia Policy holders.
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THE OLD DOMINION Steamship Company.
TRI-WEEKLY LINE BET. RICHMOND AND NEW YORK.
The magnificent side-wheel Steamchips
OLD DOMINION,
WYANOKE,
MANHATTAN,
RICHMOND.
One of these superb Steamers leaves New York for Richmond, from Pier 26 (new number), foot Beach Street, North River, every Tuesday, Thurs- day and Saturday, at 3 o'clock P. M.
BLeave Richmond for New York, every Tuesday, Friday and Sunday. For hours of sailing see daily papers.
Freights received daily (Sundays excepted), and forwarded promptly to all points North and South, and to Foreign ports.
Passenger Accommodations Unsurpassed.
FARE TO OR FROM NEW YORK, Including Meals and State Room, $10 50
Steerage, 6 00
66
including Meals, 7 00
N. L. McCREADY, President,
197 Greenwich Street, New York.
GEO. W. ALLEN & CO .. Agents,
GEO. W. ALLEN, { JNO. F. MAYER. Company's Wharf, Rocketts.
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LHE OFD DOZE DO curlerarsele
CLYDE LINE STEAMSHIPS, TRI-WEEKLY
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BETWEEN
RICHMOND, CITY POINT & NORFOLK, -AND-
PHILADELPHIA.
JAS. W. McCARRICK, Gen. South, ngent. WM. D. CLYDE & CO., General Agents. 12 So. Wharves. PHILADELPHIA,
HIHMUND AND NORFOLE.
(Ivde's Seam Line between New York and Charleston, S. C .; New York an 1 Wilmington, N. C .; New York and Havana, Cuba; New York, Hayti and San Domingo; New York and West India Ports ; Pial; Boston, Providence and Fall River; Phil. and Richmond and Norfolk, Va .; Phil. and New York : Phil. and Charleston, s. C .; Phil., Washington, D. C., and Alexandria.
WM. P. CLYDE & CO.
GENERAL AGENTS. 30 Broadway, New York.
12 Do. Wharves, Philadelphia.
THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
of Richmond, Virginia.
DIRECTORS:
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR.,
R. L. BROWN,
FRANKLIN STEARNS,
M. L. STRAUS,
WM. HATCHER,
A. Y. STOKES,
W. J. YARBROUGH,
A. L. BOULWARE,
B. F. LADD,
G. B. DAVENPORT,
C. R. SKINKER, H. D. WHITCOMB, G. W. ALLEN.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, Jr., SAMUEL A. GLOVER,
Cashier.
President.
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TU THOTKTV A JAAZI
WILLIAM D. RICE. LIFE & FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE AGENT, Office: No. 5 North 10th Street. Richmond, Va. GENERAL AGENT FOR Virginia, North Carolina, and South Carolina, COF THEO WATERTOWN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF WATERTOWN, NEW YORK.
Assets,
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$908,438.00.
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Risks also placed in other good Companies.
THE HAXALL-CRENSHAW COMPANY,
(HAXALL MILLS,)
P. O. Box, 19, RICHMOND, VA.
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR SALE
ALL GRADES OF FLOUR
Water Ground, White Bolted Corn Meal, Mill Feed, &c.
DEALERS SEND FOR PRICE LIST.
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CONTENTS.
Banks and Bankers
22 and 23
Building Associations 28
Business Directory 449 to 494
Cemeteries
41
Post-office
18
Charitable Institutions. 35
Churches
31 and 32
City Council and Committees .. 19 and 20
City Government .. 18
Clubs 29
Railroad Companies.
25 to
26
Railroad depots, location of. 41
Religions Societies.
32 to
35
Richmond Directory.
73 to 337
Schools, Colleges, &e.
25
Secret Societies.
36 to
40
State Government
17
Street Directory
44 to
4S
Hebrew Lodges ..
39 and 40
Insurance Companies.
23 and 24
Manchester Directory
338 to 353
Military Associations ..
30 and
31
Military Organizations.
30
Miscellaneous Beneficial and other
U. S. Int. Revenue
18
Societies
40
TOO LATES, CHANGES, &c.
ARMISTEAD ROBERT, prop'r | HARTMAN C E, dentist, 112 n 9th D'Armstadt's anti-dyspeptie drops. 1000 e Main. from 826 (sec adv page 465) BAKER MYRON, livery and sale sta- bles, 410 n 5th (sec adv page 477) BARBOUR B S, gen'l ticket and freight . agent Richmond and Alleghany Rail- road Company, h 520 n 9th
Bott E T Miss, teacher Central school hi 618 n 5th
Christian T B, stock broker, 1016 e Main, from 1200
Curtis John A, ship broker, 10 and 12 s 18th
Curtis & Parker. ship brokers, 10 and 12 s 18th, dissolved
Gates E W, 16 s 14th from 1436 e Main Gordon James & Co, metals, 6 and 8 n 14th
Gordon, Staples & Co, (M W Staples, John N Gordon and C O Staples,) wholesale grocer4, 20 s 14tli
GRIFFITH J H & CO, (J H Griffith and W F Seymour,) general commission merchants, 1317 e Cary
Griffith & Spratley, general commission, 1317 e Cary, dissolved -
HAASE CHARLES, 624 e Broad, from 1009 e Main (see page 13)
HUNTER STEPHEN, prop'r St Claire Hotel, 9th cor Grace (see page 13)
JEFFRESS J B & CO, (J B Jeffress, J HI Overbey and H W Shelton,) tea, coffee and spice mills and dealers, 24 and 26 s 14th (see adv page 479)
Johnson M W, supt Richmond Ice Co, h Læhr C T, 617 n 4th from 7053
RICHMOND, SMITHFIELD AND HAMPTON STEAMBOAT CO, 1319 e Cary, I S Tower pre-'t, J H Sprat- ley sec'y and treas'r, W A O Cole sup't (see ady page 490)
Spratley & Howard, (W W Spratley and Thomas P Howard,) produce commis- sion merchants, 1319 e Cary
Parker J N, ship broker, 17th cor Dock RICHMOND ICE CO, (John Van Ris- wiek, J Harrison Johnson and M W Johnson.) ice dealers and shippers, (successors to A G Babcock,) foot 17th (see adv page 474)
PAGE J M, prop'r St James Hotel (see page 13)
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| Miscellaneous Corporations ... 26 and 27
Musical, Dramatic and Literary So- cieties 29
Post-offices in Va., West Va. and North Carolina ... 49 to 71
Postage. Rates of. 43
Press Association and Club. 24
County & Corporation Courts. 41 and 42 Courts of Richmond. 21
Fares and distances from Richmond to principal cities. 43
Fire Alarm Telegraphi. 21
Fire Department. 21
Governors of the State, List of. 17
| Street. House and Occupant Direc-
tory.
353 to 445
Terms and salaries of city officers .. 19 U.S. Courts. 18 U. S. Custom-House. 18
17- 1832 INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Abram, Ellis, loan office ... ...... .. Adam, Richard, Richmond Steam Bakery. 74
Ainslie, George A. & Sons, carriage manufacturers 75
Alfriend, T. L., general insurance
agent ... .. back cover, 499 and 5 Allen, George W. & Co .. agents Old Dominion Steamship Co 6
Anderson. R. H., shirt manf'r ....... 78, 489 Armi-toad, Robert, proper D'Arm- stad's anti-dyspeptie drops. .. 465
Associated Railways of Virginia and the Carolina's opp 496 Bitwock, A. G., ice dealer .. 82 Biley. R. G., saloon and billiards .. 83
Baker, Myron, livery stable .. 477
Ball, A. W., supt The Bradstreet Co. 96 Barney, Charles G., insurance agent S6
Baugliman Brothers, stationers and printers. 71, 445
RAvin, Preston, furniture. S8
Benedict & Co., coffee and spice mills 88
449
Black, B. J., architect. .... .90, Blunt. Ira W., ag't Valentine's meat juice 310
Bohmer, Osterloh & Co., leaf tobacco merchants 93
Bourne, Edwin, practical sewing machinist ... 95, 48S
Bossieux, Cyrus, teamster. 94
Bowers, John, stoves and tinware 447 Bradstreet Comp'y The, mercantile ageney 96
Brooke & Co., ladies underwear. . ... 100 Brown, J. Thompson, real estate a'gt 102
Bryce. C A Dr, editor and prop'r Southern Clinic. 104
Bucker, Henry, bottler
104
Bargwyn, C. P. E., civil engineer and surveyor ... 105
Bu-by. J. H., sewing machines 488
Cabaniss & Co., com. mers., Peters- burg 499
. Campbell & Schooleraft, stock brok's 109 Carrington, Percy L., att'y-at-law .. 110 Carrington, W. C., att'y-at-law. 110
Gordon & Pleasants, insurance ag'ts 164 Chaffin. R. B. & Co., real estate agts. 113 Greentree, Albert, clothing, &c ...... 167 Chataigne, J. H., directory publisher 496 Chesapeake and Ohio railroad .. ... .3,72 Grimmell, HI., stoves and tinware. 168 Grubbs & Williams, real estate ag'ts 168 Guv, Jackson, lawyer 169
Christian, L. T., undertaker. .. 116 City Fire Ins. Co ...... front cover and 500 Claiborne, John H., general insur- ance agent. 117 Clyde Line Steamships to Philadel'a 7 Cohen Bros., dry goods. 464 Cole, W. A. O., baggage express .... 491
73, 478 | Columbus, D., confectioner 121 Constable Brothers, underwear and furnishings 122
Cook, W. B., iron founder. 123 Cook, George S., photographer. 122 Crawford, George E., real estate ag't 126 Crenshaw, John B., general machine agency .. 127
Crew, P. J. & Co., soap manufac- turers 127
Cummins. E .. saloon 129 Daffron, William, furniture, etc. 131 Davies, John W. & Son, photogra- phers 132
Davies & Hooper, lawyers. 132
Davis, Franklin & Co., nurserymen 133 Davis, George W,, photographer. 134
Delarue, D., restaurant. 136
Delarue, Gus. E., restaurant .. 136 DeSaussure, W. P., attorney-at-law 137 Dennison Manufacturing Co., tag
manufacturers ....... back bone and 448 Dimmioek, M. J., architect. 449
Dinneen, John H., lawyer. 138
Dove, S. E., druggist. 140 Drew, W. E., boot and shoe maker 140 Dun, R. G. & Co., mercantile agency 141 Dunlop & McCance, merchant mil- lers . .back cover and 4 Euker, Louis, bottler and saloon ..... 146
Evans & Cooke, china and glassware and grocers 147
Evans, Thomas J., lawyer .. 147
Farrar, S. W., druggist .. 148 Fergusson, J. W. & Son, printers ... 149 Field, James G. and W. W., atty's- at-law. 149
First National Bank .. 7
Fourqurean, Price, Temple & Co., dry goods. 153
Franck, L. E., picture frames 154 French, B. B., bookseller, etc ... 155
Garein, Raymond, soap manufactu'r 157 Gibson, George, Jr., china and glass- ware 160
Goddard & Moses, watchmakers .... 162
Guigon, A. B., Jr., attorney-at-law 450 Haase, Charles, furrier 13
Hargrove, N. D., painter 172
Harrison & Burwell, lawyers 174 Hartung, Adolph, music and books, 480
Harvey, J. J., nurseryman, etc .. ...
175
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Haskins. Meade, attorney-at-law .. .. 176
Haxall-Crenshaw Co., merchant mil-
S
lers. ..... .. edges of leaves and Hayes James, plumber, tinner, &c .. 177
Heath, James E., lawyer .. 450 Hcen, A. & Co., lithographers 182 Hughes, E. Mrs., human hair goods 180 Hunter, Stephen, prop'r St. Claire
Hotel 13
Hutzler Bros., millinery and fancy goods. 188
Indiana House, Cincinnati, Ohio, Gideon Ryman prop'r .. 337 Ives, Geo., wines, liquors and cigars 189 Jeffress. J. B. & Co .. teas and coffees 479 Johns & Gool-by, printers .. 193, 485, 495 Johnston, C. F., newsdealer, etc ..... 196 Johnston, Williams & Boulware. law- yers. 197
King. Jane Mrs., iee and wood and coal 203
Knowles, Cabell & Co., hats, caps and furs. 204
Kohler, J. F., watches and jewelry 205 Laird, John, florist 207 Lancaster & Lucke, stock brokers .. 20S Latouche, John & Son, merchant
tailors .. 209 Laube, Henry F .. dancing academy 209 Laughton, John E . JJr., auctioneer 209 Lewis, L .. frame manufacturer. 212 Lybrock, Albert. architect .... 216 and 449 Lyons, James. Jr., att'y at law. 217 Lyne, Robert B., real estate agent ... 217 McCarrick, J. W .. agent Clyde Line 7
McGraw, James, hardware 472
Manchester Paper Mill. 318 Maury, R. H. & Co., stock brokers 225 Merchants' & Mechanics Insurance Co. of Virginia 227
Merchants & Miners Transportation for Boston and Providence 497 Meyer, Julius & Son, dry goods .. 228
Miller, A. J. & Co., saw manufac- turers 229
Miller, Thos. M., attorney at law 230 Montague & Co., insurance agents .. 232
Moore, Dr. J. Hall, dentist .. 463 Morris, L. B. Mrs., milliner 234 Morton, John, florist .. 231 Mountcastle & Cofer, stoves and tin- ware, &c. 236
Murphy, John, saloon and oysters ... 237 Mutual Assurance Society of Vir- ginia. front cover and New York Steam Laundry. 280
Nickel, Henry, cabinet maker, &c ... 240
Norfolk and Western railroad 498 Old Dominion Steamship Co., G. W ..
Allen & Co., agents ..
Patteson & Bowie, attorneys-at-law 216 Patton, James D., wholesale grocer
and commission merchant .. 247
Paul, Samuel B., attorney-at-law ... 247
Payne & Straus, bill posters 247
Phillips, Miles T., carpets and oil
Phoenix Foundry, W. B. Cook, pro- prietor ... 123
Pilcher. William S , coal and wood
and Morison's pills 251 Pilkinton, E. T. & Co , tobacco and cigarette mannfacturers ... 2551 Pizzini, Andrew, Jr., confectioner ... 252 Pleasants, George D. & Son, insur- ance agents .. .... .back cover and 499 Potomac Steamboat Line. 496
Pulliam, Samuel HI , insurance agent 256 Purcell, Charles W., stock broker ... 257 Purcell, Ladd & Co., druggists. .. 257 Ramos & Moses, music and musical instruments. 259
Regnault, John F., paperhanger ..... 262 Reins, F. W., coal, coke and wood .. 262 Reintz, Christopher & Son, piano tuners 262 Rice, William D., insurance agent ... 8 Richardson, Win. Holt, merchant tailor. 264
Richmond and Alleghany Railroad Co., .inset opp. 265 Richmond, Fredericksbing and Po- tomac Railroad Co.,. 502
Richmond Iec Co. 47-4 Richmond Paper Manufacturing Co. 265 Richmond, Smithfield and Hampton Steamboat Co .. 490
Richmond. York River and Chesa- peake Railroad .. 2 and 503
Roberts Bros., dining-rooms and lignors .. 267
Robins, A. II., druggist. 268 Royall, William L., attorney-at-law, 272 St. Charles Hotel, W. B. Ratcliffe manager. 273
St. James Hotel, J. M. Page. prop'r 13
Sampson, J. P. & Bro., real estate
and insurance agents, Manchester 351 Saunders. B. W. Mrs., milliner. 275
Schmidt. Hermann, grocer. 276 Seott & Hobson, barbers and bath ... 278 Shepardson, Eugene, New York Steam Laundry .. 280
Silva. J. H., furniture and mattress manufacturer 281 Simon, Asher, mer. tailor ... inset opp. 282 Simons, W. E. & Bro .. bookbinders 446 Smith, L. L., newsdealer .. 285,480 Smith, W. C., carriage manif'r ... 286, 458 Snyder, Asa. pig iron 287 Southern Clinic, Medical Monthly,
Dr. C. A. Bryce publisher .. 104
Southern Saw Works, A. J. Miller & Co. 229
Southern Shirt Manufactory, R. H. Anderson & Co. 78 and 489 Spies. L., painter and grocer and confectioner 2SS
Spott, W. A., watchmaker and jew- eler 288
Squire, L. S., boys' school. 2SS
Staples, H. L. & Co., real estate agents and auctioneers 259
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Steel, Dr. George B., dentist .. 463 cloths 250
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Stevens. W. A., chiuaware, house furnishing. &c .... 291 Straus, Julins, insurance agent .. 292 Stumpf, Peter & Co, bottlers 293 Sutherland, Wm. H. & Sons, livery
stable and undertakers. .. 294, 295 Swineford. Howard, insurance ag't 295
Tatum, William IL .. family grocer ... 296
Taylor, H. Seldon, real estate agent 297 Thathimer Bros., dry goods. &c ...... 299 The Great Atlantic and Pacitic Tea
498 Thurston. E. JJ. Mrs., millinery .. 302 Toler & Hooper, florists. 301 Tow nes, W. T .. bed spring manuf'r 453 Tapper. Furman. real estate agent. 3 M; Tumer. W. W., florist. .. 307 Tyler. John H1. & Co., watches, jew-
Hry, &c 308 Valentine's Meat Juice, M. S. Val- entine, proprietor .. 310
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance 1'0 ... front cover and 500 Virginia Home Insurance Co., back
rowver and ..
501
Virginia State Insurance Company front cover and 501
Virginia Mutual Protection Associa- tion 311
Voss, Isabella, Doctress, female phy- sician. 312 Waggoner, J. J. & Co., tobacconists supplies 313 Walford, T L D, bookseller. 314 Wallace, G. A., merchandise broker and commission merchant .... .... 315
Watkins. Cottrell & Co., hardware .. 318
Weisel. R. Mrs., millinery .. 319 Wellford. B. Rand .. attorney-at-law 320 West & Branch. plumb's, stoves. &c. 321 Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Co .. 322
Whitehurst & Owen, sash, doors, blinds, &e .. 324
Wickham & Page, attorneys-at-law 525 Wilkins, H. C., fresco painter 326
Williams, John R. & Co., manf'rs and' dealers in Virginia slate ........ 4-15
Williams & Gibson, real estate and stock brokers. 320
Winfree Wilson, cabinet maker and undertaker 330
Winter, Joseph B., saloon. 331 Wise & Cosby, attorneys-at-law .... 332 Witt & Caskie, attorneys-at-law. .. 451
Yaufman, William, scroll saws, &c., 336
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ST. JAMES HOTEL,
Cor. Bank and Twelfth Streets, Richmond, Virginia.
I have leased the above well-known house for a term of years, and will be glad to see my friends and the traveling public generally. No pains or expense will be spared to make all who give me a call comfortable.
J. M. PAGE. Proprietor.
My Hotel at Charlottesville, Va., the CENTRAL, will not be closed. In my absence Mr. T. V. GOODWIN and my son, W. L. PAGE, Jr., will be pleased to see our friends.
J. M. PAGE, Proprietor.
St. CLAIRE HOTEL,
Corner Ninth and Grace Streets, - RICHMOND, VA.
STEPHEN HUNTER, Proprietor.
CHAS. HAASE, MANUFACTURER OF
LADIES' FINE FURS,
624 East Broad St., Richmond, Va,
HO-Furs Received to Insure Against Moths During the Summer.a
THE OLD DOMINION Steamship Company.
TRI-WEEKLY LINE BET. RICHMOND AND NEW YORK.
The magnificent side-wheel Steamships
OLD DOMINION,
WYANOKE,
MANHATTAN,
RICHMOND.
BO-One of these superb Steamers leaves New York for Richmond, from Pier 26 (new number), foot Beach Street, North River, every Tuesday, Thurs- day and Saturday, at 3 o'clock P. M.
Leave Richmond for New York, every Tuesday, Friday and Sunday. For hours of sailing see daily papers.
Freights received daily (Sundays excepted), and forwarded promptly to all points North and South, and to Foreign ports.
Passenger Accommodations Unsurpassed.
FARE TO OR FROM NEW YORK, Including Meals and State Room, $10 50
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Steerage, 6 00
Including Meals, 7 00
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N. L. McCREADY, President,
197 Greenwich Street, New York.
GEO. W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
GEO. W. ALLEN,
JNO. F. MAYER.
Company's Wharf, Rocketts.
OFFICE OF
DUNLOP & McCANCE'S MILLS,
1213 East Cary Street,
RICHMOND, VA., MAY 1, 1881.
The demand experienced for our FLOUR, which at times could not be fully met, recently induced us to in- crease largely our facilities for SUPPLYING THE HOME TRADE. We therefore take this occasion of calling the attention of those who have not tried our brands to the substance of what has heretofore been said upon the subject.
The false economy which some years since induced grocers and their customers to buy cheap flour resulted in so much trouble that many dealers only handle the article as a matter of necessity, and with no view to sat- isfaction or profit from the business.
Consumers can, however, be influenced by considera- tions of health and convenience to use a better and consequently more expensive grade of flour, for when they realize that the cost of one dollar or more per bar- rel amounts in their daily consumption of three or four pounds to a difference of one and a half or two cents, they will hardly regard the additional expenditure an extravagance. To few people purchasing flour by the barrel does it occur that this important article of human food used at every meal, costs less per day than any other on their bill of fare.
We believe it is in the power of dealers to impress these truths, thereby saving themselves and their patrons the dissatisfaction which inevitably attends the handling of brands doubtful or variable in quality.
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