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Principal-T. P. Crump. 723 w Clay.
First Primary-Miss A. E. Loth, 1301 w Leigh ; Miss M. MeWilliam, 521 Henry.
Second Primary-Miss S. McWilliam, 521 Henry ; Mr. G. Barker, cor. 17th and Franklin.
Third Primary-Miss A. Pleasants, 105 w Jackson ; Miss E. R. C. Shelton, 114 w Jackson.
Fourth Primary-Miss M. Bagby, 109 e Clay ; C. F. McKim, 115 n Third ; Miss V. Bowen, Richmond, Va.
Fifth Primary-Miss L. F. Bagby, 109 e Clay : Miss J. R. Henning, Rich- mond, Va .; Miss S. B. Ragland, Richmond, Va.
NAVY HILL SCHOOL.
Sixth, cor. Duval. Seating Capacity, 528. Principal-R. A. Canım, 301 e Grace.
Fourth Grammar-Mr. J. H. Johnson, (c) 723 Ninth.
First Primary-Miss A. F. Smith, (c) 907 Third.
Second Primary-Miss R. L. Dixon, (c) 316 Stevenson.
Third Primary-Miss M. F. Woolfolk, (c) 400 Webster; Miss A. Dotson, (c) 719 Third.
Fourth Primary-Miss A. V. Norrell, (c) 709 Seventh ; Miss B. G. Mason, (c) 619 Third.
Fifth Primary-Miss A. M. Brooks, (c) 741 Ninth; Miss L. A. Parson, (c) Richmond, Va .; Miss E. A. Bolling, (c) 414 n Thirteenth.
HIGH AND NORMAL SCHOOL.
12th, cor. Leigh. Seating capacity, 154 Principal-R. M. Manly, cor Sixth and Duval.
Assistants-Miss M. E. Knowles 6 Cath- erine; Miss H. M. Thompson, cor. Sixth and Duval ; Miss F. Manly, cor. Sixth and Duval.
Third Grammar-Mrs. H. L. Bass, Rich- mond, Va.
Fourth Grammer-Miss V. Waddy, 510 Sixth.
VALLEY SCHOOL.
Marshall nr Fifteenth. Seating capacity, 550. Principal-R. W. Flournoy, Richmond- Virginia.
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Fourth Grammar-Miss C. M. Chappell, 619 Twenty-second; Mrs. S. E. Hughes, 2920 Marshall.
First Primary -- Mrs. M. II. Chappell, 619 Twenty-second.
Second Primary-Miss. M. Colin, 1910 Franklin.
Third Primary-Miss C. R. Crespie, 514 n Third ; Miss J. Turner, 2313 Frank- lin.
Fourth Primary-Mrs. M. V. Vaughan, 322 n Nineteenth; Miss E. J. Hatch- ett, 213 Mayo; Miss A. M. Ford, 516 n Seventh.
Fifth Primary-Miss H. Craver, Rich- mond. Va. Mrs. M. C. P. Bennett, 1212 Broad; Miss D. Murray, cor. Fourth and Marshall; Miss E. El- liott ; 708 26tl ; Miss B. R. Wood- son, 802 n 24th.
Catholic Schools.
St. Peter's Cathedral Male Academy and Parochial School, Marshall between 9th and 10th, Principal, Rev. F. Janssens.
St. Joseph's Academy, (girls) corner Mar- shall and 4th-In charge of Sisters of Charity. Sister Marianna, Direc- tress.
St. Joseph's Parochial School, (girls) Marshall between 3d and 4th-In charge of Sisters of Charity.
Academy of Monte Maria for girls-In charge of the Sisters of the Visita- tion, Mother Superior Mary Justina, Grace between 22d and 23d.
St. Mary's High School (girls) 4th be- tween Marshall and Clay. Sister Bernardo, O. S. B., principal.
St. Mary's Parochial School, (boys) corner
4th and Marshall-J. Duwell, prin- cipal.
St. Mary's Parochial School, (girls) 4th between Marshall and Clay-Sister Ida, O. S. B., principal.
St. Patrick's Parochial School. (boys) 25th between Franklin and Grace- Rev. Thomas J. Kelly.
St. Patrick's Parochial School, (girls) 25th between Franklin and Grace- In charge of Sisters of Charity.
Value of School Buildings, Grounds, Furniture, and School Appa- ratus, January, 1877.
Buildings and Grounds.
Value of Property.
High School, $37,174 13
Central School,
28.434 37
Bellevue School, 30.417 65
Leigh School, 26,990 30
21,219 00
Madison School, Bethel School, - 14,908 73
Nicholson School, (Bethel) 3.361 65
Clay School, 4.607 32
Col. High and Normal, 23,500 00
Valley School, - 15.400 56
Baker School, 20,480 00
Twelfth and Leigh (Valley)
400 00
Springfield Hall, (Bell've-rented) Navy Hill School, (rented)
Real estate, - $226.893 80
Furniture and apparatus, 16,877 24
Total value school property, $243,771 04 ALFRED MOSES. Supervisor School Property.
Jan. 18, '77.
COLORED ORGANIZATIONS.
CHURCHES.
Baptist.
First-Broad, corner College ; now meet- ing at Odd-Fellows' Hail. Franklin street, just below Exchange Hotel. Pastor. Rov. J. H. Holmes.
Second-Byrd and First streets.
Third (Ebenezer)-Leigh corner Judah. Pastor, Rev. Richard R. Wells.
Fourth -- Grace, corner 30th, Rev. Scott Gwathey.
Fifth-Main near Reservoir. Pastor, Rev. F. Davi -.
Sixth (Mount Zion)-Duval between St. Peters and St. James. Pastor, Rev. John Jasper.
Shiloh -- Corner Richard and 17th.
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Missionary-Moore between Gilmer and Graham. Pastor, Rev. Wm. Troy. Rising Mount Zion Church-Rocketts, below the Gas-works. Pastor, Rev. Horatio Harris.
Methodist.
Third-street-Third between Leigh and Jackson. Pastor, Rev. W. B. Der- rick.
Asbury-Twenty-fifth street .- Pastor, Rev. Jolin Walters.
BURYING GROUNDS.
Ham-Extreme i: vil St. James. Wm. HI. Jones, sexton.
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Union Mechanics -- Extreme n end St. James. Robert W. Johnson, sexton. Union Sycamore-Extreme n end St. James. Geo. H. White, sexton.
COLORED SOCIETIES. Masonic.
Social Lodge, No. 6, meets first and third Thursdays. W. M., R. C. Hobson. Warren Lodge, No. 14, meets second and fourth Tuesdays. W. M., T. For- rester.
Friendship Lodge, No. 19, meets first and third Wednesdays. W. M., Lewis Braxton.
Hobson Lodge, No. 23, meets first and third Tuesdays. W. M., J. H. Cun- ningham.
Charity Lodge, No. 25. W. M., W. Shackleford.
King Solomon Lodge, No. 27.
King David Lodge, No. 28. W. M., Wil- liam Hill.
The above Lodges meet on Marshall be- tween Sixth and Seventh streets.
Adonirum Royal Arch Chapter, No. 3. L. HI. Carter, H. P .; Lewis Braxton, King; A. M. Read Scribe. Meets quarterly.
Mount Olive Commandery, No. Knights Templar. L. H. Carter, Emment Commander ; Thomas H. Lewis, generalissimo ; J. H. Heuder- son, Recorder.
Both of the above meet at the same hall. Grand Lodge-Rev. J. H. Jones, Peters- burg, G. M .; C. R. Foster, Char- lottesville, P. G. M. ; R. A. Perkins, Lynchburg, G. S.
Grand United Order of Odd-Fellows.
Lone Star Lodge, No. 1340, meets first and third Wednesdays.
Richmond Lodge, No. 1440, meets first and third Mondays.
James Needham Lodge. No. 1468, meets first and third Fridays.
Globe Lodge, No. 1403, meets first and third Thursdays. Fidelity Lodge, No. 1379, meets first and third Thursdays.
Ebenezer Lodge, No. 1482, meets first and third Tuesdays.
The above two Lodges meet on the corner of Seventh and Main streets.
G. M. Council, No. 14. Worshipful Mas- ter, J. G. Bangh.
Ruth Degree, No. 16. W. P. B., W. F. Brown.
Other Colored Orders.
Mechanics Union-President, B. Harris. Meets first Wednesday.
Friendship Helping-President, F. Wy. att. Meets first Thursday.
Heroines of Jerico-President, W. T. White. Meets first Monday.
Sisters of Love-President, Isadora Mor- ton. Meets third Monday.
Young Ladies' Benevolent-President, E. Cooley. Meets second Monday. Loving Daughters of Vineyard-Presi- dent, L. Richardson. Meets second Monday.
Rising Israelites-President, Unity An- derson. Meets first Sunday.
Rising Mount Zion-President, Virginia Ranson. Meets third Sunday.
Rising Sons and Daughters of the East- President, J. Brooks. Meets first Tuesday.
Junior Sons and Daughters of Vineyard- President, Diana Jackson. Meets second Sunday.
United Sons of Love-President, A. Hill. Meets first Monday.
Daughters of Friendship-President, Martha Wilson. Meets fourth Sunday. Rising Sons of Zion-President, T, Grif- fin. Meets third Sunday.
Weeping Mary-President, Sarah Allen. Meets second Monday.
First D. C. Factory Mechanics-Presi- dent, C. Lewis. Meets third Monday. Loving Daughters of Hope and Charity- President, Rebecca Jones. Meets first Sundav.
Daughters of Mount Vernon-President, Emiline Jones. Meets first Tuesday. Infant Sons and Daughters of the Cross -President, Mary Coles. Meets third Monday.
Independent Messiah-President, Mary Griffin. Meets fourth Sunday. Millers' Mechanics-President, Frank Anthony. Meets first Sunday. Star of Bethlehem-President, Giles Evans. Meets third Sunday.
Reform Sons of Liberty-President, Wil- liam Johnson. Meets first Monday. Star of the Union-President, J. Page. Meets fourth Sunday.
Supporters of Vineyard-President, S. Richardson. Meets first Thursday. Christian Sons of Peace-President, E. Dabney. Meets second Monday. Secret Sons of Ham-President, II. Hal. . yard. Meets second Sunday.
Secret Daughters of Ham-President, Francis Halyard. Meets third Sunday National Sons-President, B. Brown.
Young Weeping Marys-President, P. Graves. Meets fourth Sunday.
Richmond Cadets-President, Johnson Jackson. Meets third Sunday.
Sons and Daughters of Noah-President, Mary A. Robinson. Meets first Wed- nesday.
Young Lambs-President, M. A. Robin- son. Meets first Tuesday.
Cedarwood-President, W. F. Brown. Meets second Thursday.
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Mourning Pilgrims-President, Julia Carter. Meets first Tuesday.
Rising Sons and Daughters of Gallilee- President, J. Carter. Meets second Sunday.
Old Daughters of Zion-President, Car- oline Yonng. Meets first Sur day. Radical Drag-President, II. Page. Meets second Monday.
All-Nights-President, William Gustalo; Vice-President, W. II. Randall ; Secretary, J. H. Carter. Meets every Saturday.
Independent Daughters of Messiah-Pre- sident, Mary E. Griffin; Secretary, Charles Fleming. Meets at Temper- ance Hall.
Rising Sons of Messiah-President, Val- entine Griffin ; Secretary, A. H. Brown.
Young Sons of Messiah-Same officers. Meets at Temperance Hall.
Accepted Order of Love and Charity.
Corner-Stone Tabernacle. No. 46. Henry Wilson, W. Sup. ; N. K. Foster, W. Sec't. Meets first Monday night in each month over E. P. Reeve's drug- store, Marshall street.
Union Daughters' Tabernacle, No. 57, meets at same hall.
Salem Tabernacle, No. 75, meets at same hall.
Aaron Tabernacle, No. -. Rev. J. H. Holmes, P. D. W. Sup. Meets at same hall.
Sons of Friendship-President, O. Lewis. Meets second Sunday.
Rising Sons of Vineyard-President, W. S. Seldon. Meets third Monday.
Star of Jacob-President, H. Henderson. Meets third Sunday.
Golden Harp-President, M. Dickson. Mects third Sunday.
Sons of Eli-President, E. Green. Meets second Sunday.
Rising Sons of Daniel.
Rising Sons of Liberty-President, J. Page.
Golden Chariot-President-E. Brown. Meets first Tuesday.
First Star of Jaroh-President, J. Allen. Young Sons of Ham-President, T. Hill. Meets second Monday.
Sons of Enoch-Meets first Monday.
Friends to Cross of Christ-President, C. Brown. Meets first Wednesday.
Kingdom of Wealth-President, C. Rob- inson.
National Phoenix.
Youngsters' Union-President, W. F. Brown. Meets first Tuesday.
Benevolent Daughters of the First Dis- trict-President, Laura Masou ; Sec- retary, C. Ward.
Benevolent Daughters of Ezacarali-
President, Laura Mason ; Secretary, C. Ward.
Union Branch of the First District --- President, Laura Mason ; Secretary, C. Ward.
Independent Order of St. Luke.
Mount Olive Council, No. S.
Forrester Council, No. 9, Ruth Council. No. 11.
Bianca Council, No. 13.
Helena Council, No. 14.
Good Hope Council, No. 15,
Good Idea Council, No. 16.
Esther Council, No. 22.
Matthew Council. No. 33.
St. John's Council, No. 34.
St. Martha's Council. No. 35.
Amity Council, No. 36.
Naomi Council, No. 38.
Mount Sinai Council, No. 54. St. Paul Council, No. 55. Olive Branch Council, No. 56.
Wm. H. White. R. W. G. Chief; Rich'd Forrester, R. W. D. D. G. Chief ; Wm. M. T. Forrester, R. W. G. Sec- retary.
Independent Order of Good Samar- itans.
True-Love Lodge, No. 37.
St. Mary's Lodge, No. 115. Good-Will Lodge. No. 81. St. John's Lodge, No. 102.
Convent Lodge, Mo. 9.
Love and Union Lodge, No. 22.
Ann and Rebecca Union Lodge, No. 120. Johanna Lodge, No. 54.
Grand United Order of True Re- formers.
Mount Olive Fountain, No. 1-J. A. Fauntleroy, Master ; E. V. Brown, Worthy Secretary. Meets at Orphan Asylıun, first Monday in each month. Mount Moriah Fountain, No. 4-R. H. Watkins, Master; E. V. Brown, Secretary. Meets at same hall.
Golden Rule Fountain, No. 27-Mrs. Rachel Jackson, W. M .; W. H. L. Combs, W. Secretary. Meets over Jackson's store, Broad street, every Tuesday night.
Ruth Fountain, No. 12-Lewis Dicker- son, Worthy Master; A. J. Harris, Worthy Secretary. Meets at No. 915 Seventeenth street every Tuesday night.
Grand Fountain of Virginia. The next annual session will be held in Lou- doun the fourth Tuesday in October, 1877. Principal officers of the Grand Fountain : J. T. Brown. G. M .; W. H. L. Combs, Grand Secretary, Vir- ginia.
Colored Young Men's Christian Associa- tion meets every Thursday evening
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at the Third-Street African Metho- liam H. Munday, Corresponding Secretary. dist Episcopal church. Samuel E. Richardson, President ; William H. |Friends' Colored Orphan Asylum, 112 Taylor, Vice-President ; Upshur w Charity. Taylor, Recording Secretary ; Wil-
TARIFF OF RATES RECOMMENDED BY THE RICHMOND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, JANUARY, 1868.
COMMISSIONS ON GENERAL BUSINESS. Pr. Ct.
For selling Leaf Tobacco, Grain, Flour in barrels, Cotton in bales, Molasses, Sugar and Coffee,
23
FORWARDING.
Tobacco in hhds., per hhd., 50c
Tobacco, manufactured, per box, 5c
Merchandise, per package, 25c
Flour, per barrel, - 5c
Grain. per bushel, - - 2c
Receiving and forwarding merchan- dise entered at Custom House, a commission of 1 per cent. on the invoice value and 23 per cent. on ex- penses incurred.
2}
HIRE OF BAGS.
23
For each additional day after 15 days, ¿c
WEIGHTS. -
Wheat, 60 lbs. ; Oats, 32 lbs. ; Corn, shelled, 56 lbs .; Corn, on the cob, 70 lbs .; Rye, 56 lbs .; Barley, 48 lbs .; Corn Meal, 50 lbs. ; Buckwheat, 48 lbs. ; Clover Seed, 64 lbs. ; Timothy Seed, 45 lbs. ; Herd-grass Seed, 12 Ibs. ; Orchard-grass Seed, 14 lbs. ; Flax Seed, 56 lbs. ; Hemp Seed, 44 lbs. ; Irish Potatoes, 60 lbs. ; Sweet Potatoes, 56 lbs. ; Onions, 56 lbs. ; Beans, 60 lbs. ; Peas, 60 lbs. ; Tur- uips, 56 lbs .- per bushel.
STORAGE.
10
Time not exceeding 60 days (each month or parts of months over, 25 per cent). additional.
Hogsheads of Sugar, Molasses, Ba- con, and other merchandise (not Tobacco), $ 50
Tierces and half Pipes, -
50
25 Barrels & quarter casks of Liquor, Do of Fish, 10
Do of Sugar, Beef and Pork, 15 Do of Molasses and Oil, 25
Tierces and barrels of Lard, -
10
Firkins of Butter and Lard, -
20
5 Coffee and Clover Seed, per bag, 10
5 Boxes of Wine, Oil, Lemons, Or- anges, and Tin, 10
1
For collecting Interest on Bonds and Mortgages, -
1
For receiving and paying money on which no other commission is received,
For effecting Marine Insurance, on the amount of premium, - For effecting Fire Insurance, on the amount of premium,
5
Yo charge to be made for effecting any kind of insurance on goods consigned.
For adjusting and collecting In- surance losses of all kinds, - On chartering vessel to take in cargo at other ports, on amount of freight actual or estimated, On disbursements, repairs and out- fits of vessels,
On disbursements. repairs and out- fits of canal boats,
On procuring freights,
On collecting freights, -
·
5
The risk of loss by robbery, flre (unless insurance be ordered), theft, popular tumult, and all other unavoidable occurrences, is, in all cases, to be borne by the owner of the goods, provided due diligence has been ex- ercised in the care of them.
For selling all other articles, or the foregoing articles in different packages than those enumer- ated,
5
For guaranteeing sales on time, not to exceed sixty days,
23
For longer time-subject of special contract.
On purchase and shipment of mer- chandise, on cost and charges, For advances or acceptances, with- ont produce in hand, -
23
For advancing or accepting for purchases, without funds in hand, -
For endorsing Inland Bills of Ex- change,
On consignments withdrawn or re-shipped, full commissions are to be charged to the extent of advances or responsibilities incurred ; and one-half com- mission on the residue of the value.
For collecting Dividends on Stocks, Bonds or other securities,
For 15 days or less, per bag. 5c
23
31 Kegs and tubs of Lard. -
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Boxes of Soap, Fish, Candles, Rai- sins, Cheese, &e., -
5
Ground Plaster in barrels, -
10
Bales of Cotton, - 50 -
.
Kegs of Nails and Fruit, -
6
Lead, per ton of 2,000 lbs., -
1 25
Pig Iron, per ton of 2,240 lbs., -
50
Manufactured Tobacco in whole and three-quarter boxes, -
15
Salt, per sack.
-
S
Grain per bushel, in bulk, -
5
Grain per bushel, in sacks, -
21
Crates of Earthenware, -
1 00
Licorice per case, -
50
Licorice per half case, -
-
25
Guano and other Fertilizers, per ton of 2,000 lbs., 50
Bacon per 100 lbs., in bulk, -
15
P. G. COGHLAN, Sec'y.
TERMS AND SALARIES OF CITY OFFICERS.
On the 4th Thursday in May 1878, and every two years thereafter, the citizens of Richmond will be called upon to elect a number of city officers to serve a term of years, besides electing the Common Council and a portion of the board of aldermen who have the selection of a number of city officials. As a matter of general interest. we give below the othees to be filled by the people and the Coun- cil, and the pay and allowances of each : $2,500. as nearly as can be ascertainey, and their term of service.
Mayor, for two years. Salary, $1,500. High Constable, for two years. Fees.
City Sergeant. for two years. Fees and allowances for feeding prisoners, and locking' and unlocking thein, has ave- raged $2,250 per month. This is paid by the State. He pays his deputies and jailors also.
Commissioner of the Revenue, for two years. Commissions from city, 84.575 ; commissions from State about $2.427; total commissions about $7,000. Depu- ties and clerks paid by him.
Sheriff, for two years. Paid by fees. which have been cut down by Treasurer doing the collecting.
Clerk of Hastings Court for six years. Salary from State, 81.000; city. 81.800 : total salary. 82.800. Fees for liquor and marriages-licenses, 75c. and $1 each- making in all about $6,000. He pays his deputies.
Clerk Chancery Court, for six years. Paid by fees for recording deeds and wills estimated to amount to 85,500 per an- num. He pays his deputies,
Clerk Circuit Court, for six years. Paid by fees.
City Clerk, for two years. Salary, $2.600 City Collector, for two years. Com- missions, 85,948.
City Treasurer, for two years-salary $2,000, and is allowed a clerk at $1,500.
ELECTED BY THE COUNCIL.
City Auditor, for two years. Salary, $1,800. Is allowed a clerk at $1,500.
City Engineer, for two years. Salary,
Superintendent gas-works, for two Years. Salary, 81,800.
Gas inspector, for two years. Salary, $1,500.
Superintendent water-works, for two years. Salary, 81,800.
Assistant superintendent water-works, for two years. Salary, 81,250,
Superintendent pump-hcus:, for two years. Salary. $1,200,
Assistant superintendent pump-lo:isc. for two years. Salary, $1,000.
Clerks First and Second Markets, for two years. Salary, $1,000 each, and each 8750 for incidental expenses.
Chief Fire Department, for two years. Salary, $1,000.
Commanders of companies, for two years. Salaries $220 eaeh.
Superintendent Almshouse, 'for two years. Salary, 81,000. with use of house, fuel, gas and water free, and has the privilege of purchasing his family provi- sions at contract prices.
Police Justice. for two years. Salary, $2,000. Is allowed a clerk at $1,000.
Chief of Police, for two years. Salary, $2.000.
Sergeant-at-Arms of City Council, for two years. Salary, $1,800.
Assistant Superintendent of Al,ms- house, for two years. Salary, about $800
Commonwealth's Attorney, for two years. Paid by the State in fees-the ! past two year they amounted to $2,960.'with rent, fuel, gas, and water free.
Hay, per bale,
15
Flour per barrel (3 cents per month after 60 days), 10
Apples in barrels, 15
Bar Iron and Steel, per ton of 2,240 lbs., 1 00
Do in half boxes, 1
10
Dressed Porkand Beef per 100 lbs., 15
These rates include labor-other expenses actually incurred to be at owner's cost Articles not enumerated to be charged in proportion to bulk and value with the above.
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EXPRESS STATIONS IN VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA.
Abingdon,
AM &O
R. R Huntsville,
R & G 66
Alexandria,
WCVM&GS
Jackson River,
C & 0 66
Alleghany.
C & O
Jarratts,
Pet. & Wel.
Amelia C. H.,
R& D 66
Junction,
C & 0
Amherst, WCVM &GS.
Keysville,
R & D 66
Ashland,
RF &P C & 0
66
Keswick.
C &O & WCVM & GS
Boston,
R & D
Kinston.
A &N C
Branchville,
S & R
66
Lagrange,
A & N C
Bealton.
WCVM&GS
66
Lexington,
NC
Bunkley's,
WC&A
Liberty,
A M & C
66
Broad Run,
Manassa
Littleton,
R & G C & 0
66
Barksdale,
R &D
66
Lovingston,
WCVM&GS
Buford,
A M & O
Lynchburg,
WCVM&GS
66
Catawba,
Western N C
Macon.
R & G
66
Catlett,
WCVM&GS
66
Magnolia,
W &W 66
Charlotte,
NC
Charlottesville,
W CVM & GS &C &O
66
Marion,
Manassa
66
Chester,
RF &P
Chester,
R & P
Christiansburg,
AM&O
66
Mechum's River
C & 0
Clark's,
AM&O
66
Milford,
RF &P
66
Coalfield,
R & D
66
Millboro.
C & O
Concord,
N C
66
Morehead City, Morganton,
A & N C
Company's Shops,
NC
66
Morrisville.
NC
66
Craigsville,
c & 0
66
Mt. Airy,
A M & O
Croesville,
W CVM&GS
66
Mt. Jackson,
Manassa
Culpeper,
WCVM &GS
Mt Olive,
W. & W 66
Danville,
R & D
66
Newsom's, Seaboard & R
66
Enfield,
NC
66
Newbern,
A & N C
Fairbluff,
WC&A
Norfolk,
AM &0
Fairfax,
WCVM&GS
66
Orange,
W CVM &GS
66
Fall's Church,
W & 0
66
Petersburg,
AM &O 66
Farmwell,
W &O
Portsmouth,
Seaboard & R
66
Florence,
W C&A
66
Port Walthall.
R. & P
Forest.
AM & O
Powhatan,
R & D
Frnakliu,
Seaboard & R
Presburg,
W & O
Franklinton,
R & G
Raleigh,
R & G
Fredericksburg,
RF &P
Rapidan
WCVM&GS 66
Frederick's Hall,
C & O
66
Rappahannock, W CVM&GS
66
Gaston,
R & G
66
Roanoke,
R &D
Goldsboro,
W & W
Rocky Mount,
W & W
66
Gordonsville,
Rutfin,
R &D
C & O & WCVM&GS
66
Salem,
A M & O 66
Goshen,
c &0
66
Seaboard,
Seaboard & R
Greensboro,
R & D
66
Suffolk, Seaboard & R
66
Greenwood,
C &O
66
Salisbury,
N C
Halifax,
W & W
Scottsburg,
R & D
66
Hamilton,
W&O
Springfield,
WCVM &GS
..
Hanover C. H.,
c &O
Statenville,
West. N C
Harrisonburg,
Manassa
‹‹
Staunton,
66
Henderson,
R & G
66 Stony Creek,
P&W'
Hicksford Junction
P & W
Sumpter,
WC&A
66
High Point,
NC
.6
Thornton,
W &o
Hillsboro,
N & C
Trinlerville
Manassa
66
66
Kingsville.
WC&A
Beaver Dam,
Bonsack's,
A M &O
RR 66
Burksville,
AM & O
66
Louisa C. If.,
Manassas,
WCVM &GS
Manchester,
WC&A
A M & O 66
Markham,
McLean's,
NC
Covington,
c & 0
New Glasgow, WCVM &GS
Dublin
AM&O
Durham's
NC
66
Newton,
West. N C
Front Royal,
Manassa
Ridgway Junction, R & G
Graham,
NC
66
Strasburg,
Manassa
66
66
66
66
66
West. N C 66
66
.
56
MISCELLANEOUS.
Wateree,
W C'& A 66
White Sulphur Springs, C &0
Warrenton, WCVM&GS
Whiteville,
WCCA
Warrenton Junction.
Wilmington,
W &W ٤٠
WCVM &GS
Wilson,
W &W
Waynesboro.
c & O
Woodstock,
Manassa 60
Weldon, S &R &W &W
Wytheville,
AM&O
RAILROAD STATIONS AND DISTANCES FROM RICHMOND.
Chesapeake and Ohio.
Names of Stations.
Miles.| Name of Stations.
Miles.
Hunslett,
5 Williamson's
- 193
Atlee's,
91 Jackson's River,
- 195
Ashcake,
12| Lowmoor,
- 197
Peake's,
15 Steel's,
200
Hanover,
18 Covington,
205
Wickam's,
211
South Anna, -
23 Backbone,
215
Junction,
28 Alleghany, -
227
Noel's,
33 Caldwell,
233
Hewlett's,
35! Ronceverte, -
233
Beaver Dam,
40
214
Green Bay,
43
251
Bumpass', -
45 Mason's Mill,
259
Buckner's,
47 Lowell's,
261
Frederick's Hall,
50 Talcott,
263
Pendleton,
55 Greenbrier, -
26S
Tolersville, -
56 Hinton,
273
Louisa,
62 New River Falls,
282
Trevilian's. -
66 Meadow Creek,
285
Green Springs,
73 Quinnimont,
294
Gordonsville,
76 McKendree, -
298
Lindsay's
81 Buffalo,
300
Cobham,
83 Dimmock,
307
Campbell, -
86 Sewell,
312
Keswick,
90 Nutallburg,
317
Shadwell,
93 Fern Spring, -
319
Charlottesville,
97| Fayette,
320
Lynchburg Junction,
98
Hawk's Nest,
324
Ivy, -
104 Cotton Hill,
326
Mechum's River,
107 Kanawha Falls,
333
Greenwood, - Afton,
120 Cannelton, -
343
Waynesboro'
124
Paint Creek, -
348
Fishersville, -
129
Blacksburg, -
350
Staunton,
136
Coalburg, -
353
Swoope's, -
144 Lewiston, -
356
Buffalo Gap, -
147
Brownstown,
360
No. Moltimanit,
150|
Alden, Salton,
364
Variety,
152
366
Elizabeth, -
153 Charleston,
369
Pond Gap. -
155 Spring Hill,
374
Craigsville, -
159
St. Alban's
381
Bell's Valley,
164
Scary, Scott,
389
Panther Gap,
172
Hurricane,
395
Millboro'
176| Milton,
401
Mason's Tunnel,
177
Thorndyke,
-
404
Crane's,
18
Barboursville,
- 410
Griffith's,
186 Guyandotte, -
- 416
Longdale, -
188| JJunction Switch,
- 418
Peter's,
- 190| Huntington. -
- 421
- 192
Clifton Forge,
,
385
Goshen,
168
Loup Creek,
337
115
70 Paw-Paw,,
200
Melton's,
21 Callaghan's,
Anderson's, -
30 White Sulphur,
Fort Spring, Alderson,
-
56
Richmond and Danville.
Names of Stations.
Miles.
Names of Stations.
Miles.
Rockfield,
3
Salem Junction,
192
Granite,
4
Jamestown,
199
Powhite,
S
High Point,
201
Robio's.
10
Thomasville,
211
Coalfield,
13
Lexington,
222
Tomahawk,
17
Linwood,
228
Powhatan,
22
Holtzburg,
231
Mattoax,
27
Salisbury,
238
Chula,
34
| China Grove,
248
Amelia C. H.,
36
Coleman's,
252
Jetersville,
43 |
Concord,
161
Jennings Ordinary,
50
Harrisburg
269
Burkeville,
53 Quiry,
273
Green Bay,
61
Air-Line Junction,
280
Meherrin,
65
C. C. Crossing,
-
281
Keysville,
73
Charlotte,
282
Drake's Branch,
81
Greeensboro,
189
McLean's,
197
Gibsonville,
204
Clover,
9-4
Co. Shops,
- 210
Scottsburg,
101
Graham,
212
Wolf Trap.
104
Haw River,
215
Boston,
109
Mebane's,
221
New's Ferry,
117
Hillsboro.
230
Barksdale's,
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