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Their whiteness cannot fail to please the most fastidi- ons taste, while their glutinous properties insure a light and nutritious bread.
The advance 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 strenth and quality to the variable and inferior grades, which can be Ionly used to advantage by mixing with NEW PRO ESS FLOUR.
OF OUR "PIONEER NEW PROCESS FAMILY " AND " McCANCE'S NEW PROCESS TRIPLE-EXTRA "
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In addition to the usual packages, barrels and half- barrels, we are now putting it in bags equal to the half, quarter, eighth, and sixteenth of a barrel.
All the leading grocers arc in position to meet the wants of customers for any quantity upon the most favor- able terms.
Price lists furnished the trade upon application.
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Richmond, York River
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CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD LINE
Through Passenger and Freight Route between
Richmond, Va., & Baltimore, Md.
PHILADELPHIA, PA., NEW YORK, PROVIDENCE, BOSTON, AND ALL EASTERN AND WESTERN POINTS.
This is the Cheapest and most Pleasant Route between Baltimore and Richmond.
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 90 Light Street at 4 P. M., MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, delivering Passengers in Richmond following morning at 10 A. M.
Fare always Cheaper, Comfort and Enjoyment Greater, than by any other Route.
REUBEN FOSTER, General Manager, Baltimore.
H. T. DOUGLAS,
Superintendent, Richmond.
MISCELLANEOUS.
STATE GOVERNMENT.
Executive.
Governor-Frederick W. M. Holliday. Lieut. Governor-James A. Walker. Governor's Secretary -Chas. S. Taylor. Scuty. of the Com'wealth-T. T. Fauntleroy. Assistant and Acting Librarian-Sherwin McRac.
ARturney-General-James G. Field.
Au but it Pubac Accounts -- Jno. E. Massey. Svend Auditor-II. H. Dyson.
Treasurer-C. M. Reynolds.
Brewer of the Land Office-I. M. Brocken- Brough.
Karlroad Commissioner-James McDonald. Agricultural Commissioner-Thos. Pollard. Superintendent of the Penitentiary-Samuel C. Williams.
Superintendent of Public Instruction-Wil- Him H. Ruffner.
Superintendent of Public Printing-Richard F. Walker.
General Agent and Storekeeper of the Peni- tentiary-Wingfield Scott.
Adjutant-General-James McDonald ..
Superintendent of Public Buildings-J. M. Brockenbrough, acting.
Clerk of the Senate-C. H. Causey.
Clerk of the House of Delegates-P. H. McCaull.
Board of Public Works.
The Governor, Auditor, and Treasurer com. pose the Board. W. C. Mayo, Sec'y.
Board of Education.
The Governor, Superintendent of Public In- struction, and Attorney-General. L. R. Holland, Secretary.
Commissioners of the Sinking Fund.
Treasurer, Auditor of Public Accounts, and Second Auditor.
Board of Commissioners for State Officers.
Governor, Secretary of the Commonwealth, Auditor of Public Accounts, Treasurer, | and Attorney-General.
Supreme Court of Appeals.
R. C. L. Moncure, President ; Joseph Chris- tian, F. T. Anderson, Waller R. Staples, E. C. Burks. Clerk at Richmond, Geo. Keith Taylor; Reporter, P. R. Grattan ; Librarian and Crier, P. C. Nicholas ; Tip- staff. R. D. Ward.
The Supreme Court of Appeals holds ses- sions at three places annually-at Richmond, at Staunton, and at Wytheville; and their terms commence as follows :
At Richmond, on the first day of Novem- ber, fifth of January, and fifth of March, and continues one hundred and sixty days if ne- cessary. George K. Taylor, Clerk.
At Staunton, on the tenth day of Septem- ber, and continues sixty days if necessary. Joseph A. Waddell, Clerk.
At Wytheville, on the tenth of July, and continues sixty days if necessary. Joseph W. Caldwell, Clerk.
List of Governors of the State from 1776 to 1878.
June 20, 1776, Patrick Henry.
1, 1779, Thomas Jefferson.
12, 1781, Thomas Nelson.
Nov. 30, 1781, Benjamin Harrison.
Dec. 1784, Patrick Henry.
1785, Edmond Randolph.
‹‹ 1788, Beverly Randolph.
1791, Henry Lee.
1794. Robert Brooke.
1796, James Wood.
1799, James Monroe.
1802, John Page.
1805, W. H. Cabell.
1808, John Tyler.
Jan. 4, 1811, James Monroe.
Dec. 5, ISII, George W. Smith, burnt in the theatre, Dec. 26, 1811, where now stands the Monumental church, in the city of Richmond.
Jan. 3, 1812, James Barbour.
Dec. 1814, Wilson Carey Nicholas.
1816, James P. Preston.
1819, Thomas M. Randolph.
1822, John Tyler, late President of the United States.
March, 1827, William B. Giles.
1830, John Floyd.
1834, Lit leton W. Tazewell.
April, 1836, Wyndham Robertson, Lieut. Governor, acting Governor.
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March, 1837, David Campbell.
1840, Thomas W. Gilmer, resigned March, 1841.
March, 1841, John Rutherford, Lieut. Gover- nor, acting Governor. March, 1842, John M. Gregory, Lieut. Gov- ernor, acting Governor.
Jan. 1843, James McDowell.
66 1846, W. Smith.
1849, John B. Floyd.
= 1852, Joseph Johnson. [Elected by the Legislature under the amended Constitu- tion, and served from Ist to 15th Janua- ry, 1852, when his official term under that Constitution expired ]
Jan. 1852, Josepn Johnson. [Elected by the people under the new Constitution for four years. Qualified the 16th of Janu- ary, 1852. The term of office was fixed by law from this period to commence on the Ist day of January.] Jan. 1856, Henry A. Wise. " 1860, John Letcher.
" 1864. William Smith.
April, 1865, F. H. Pierpoint. [Military ap. pointment. ]
April, 1868, H. H. Wells. pointment.] [Military ap-
July, 1876, Gilbert C Walker. Jan. 1, 1874, James L. Kemper. " 1, 1878, F. W. M. Holliday.
United States District Court-Eastern District.
Custom-House Building.
Judge, Robert W. Hughes; Marshal, C. P. Ramsdell; Deputy Marshal, W. F .. Nye; District Attorney, L. L. Lewis ; Clerk, John R. Popham; Deputy Clerk, Wm. B. Wall.
United States Circuit Court.
Judge, Hugh L. Bond ; Clerk, M. F. Pleasants.
Register in Bankruptcy.
Office, Custom-House Building. . Register, Thomas S. Atkins.
Commissioners in Chancery.
Henry Hudnall, Thomas J. Evans. A. Austin Smith, W. J. Leake, James M. Matthews, Robert Howard, O. G. Kean.
U. S. Internal Revenue Department.
Office, in the Custom-House, Bank street.
Collector-Otis H. Russell.
Depwy Collectors-R. M. Manly, H. L. Chandler, John S. Rady, J. J. Boyden, I J. Hawks, S. J. Quinn, W. C. Morton, G. W. Smith, W. H. Eggborn.
Clerks-S. B. Clarkson, W. H. Lester. Tobacco Inspectors-Emmet Crump, Edward H. Smith.
Gaugers-Daniel Stephens, James L. Capston.
U. S. Custom House.
Bank street, between 10th and 11th.
Collector - B. C. Cook.
Deputy Collector-Arthur A. Spitzer.
Special Collector-S. F. Maddox.
Inspectors-James Morrissey and Charles Spencer.
Post-Office.
Main street, bet. 10th and IIth.
Post Master-Dr. G. R. Gilmer.
Asst. Post Master -Ro. Carruthers.
General Clerk-John Graeme.
Supt. Money Order Div .- T. A. Gilmer and W. G. Forbes.
Supt. Registered Letter Div .- Jas. M. Wayt. Clerks-C. W. P. therbridge, Mrs. C. C. Mera and Daniel Horgan.
Stamp Clerk-John W. Turner.
Box Clerk-Wm. Powers.
Gen. Delivery Clerk-K. S. Burr.
Mailing Dept .- E. I. Doughty, chief, *Josiah Crump, *James Bowser, *Richard C. Bolling, *Peter Roane.
Supt. Carriers-E. S. Anderson.
CARRIERS P. O.
I John B. Newell, 9 W. I. Johnson,
2 Henry Austin, 10 Harry A. Cobb,
3 James H. Word, 11 *B. F. Turner,
4 H. W. Knackstedt, 12 Cabell Thompson, 5 *James B. Christian, 13 *R. G. Forrester,
6 *W'm. H. Weils, 14 Geo. B. Hall,
7 W. T. Yarborough, 15 B. Krauss,
8 C. W. Wingfield, 16 Thomas O'Connor.
.. Government of Richmond.
Mayor-W. C. Carrington.
Attorney-A. M. Kelley.
Treasurer-S. C. Greenhow.
Auditor-James B. Royster.
Commissioner of the Revenue-Robert B. Munford.
Asst. Commissioners-Edward Gray, H. H.
Wilkins, John W. Wilks and M. L. Guerrant.
Collector -- Aylett R. Woodson.
Deputies-J. E. Riddick and Charles W. Goddın.
High Constable-E. Holzinger.
City Sergeant -- N. M. Lee. . Sheriff -- John W. Wright.
Deputies -- P P. Winston and Lewis Winston. City Engineer-W. E. Cutshaw.
Asst. Engineers -- S. E. Bates, Jackson Bolton and C. E. Boliing.
Superintendent Water Works-Jas. L. Davis.
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Assistant -- J Booton Hill.
Engineer James River Improvement -- H. D. Whitcomb.
Gas Inspector -- Wm. H. Page. Superintendent Gas Works -- Jno. H. Knowles. Police Justice-D. C. Richardson.
Clerk of Police Justice -- E. B. White. Surgeon of Police-Dr. C. W. P. Brock.
Clerk Police Force-Wallace Washington. Superintendent Public Schools-Jas. H. Peay. Superintendent Almshouse-Chas. P. Bigger. Assistant Superintendent-W. J. Epps.
Surgeon Alm house-Dr. J. S. D. Cullen. Marron City Almshouse -- Mrs. Lucy J. Macon. Coroner -- Dr. W. H. Taylor.
Deputy Coroner .- Dr. C. Tompkins.
Clerk First Market-N. B. Hill.
Clerk Second Market-George Timberlake. Gram Mea-urer -- John Finnerty.
Gauger -- Richard J. Fox.
Scaler of Weights and Measures-A. G. Tal- min.
Inspector Carts and Wagons-B. C. Galloway. Fleur Inspector -- Samuel Brittan.
Fish Inspector -- Thomas A. Brander.
Weigh Master-Thomas Jackson.
Harbor Master-R. H. Styll.
Terms and Salaries of City Officers.
On the 25th of May, 1882. and every two years thereafter, the citizens of Richmond will be called upon to elect a number of city offi- cers, to serve aterm of years, besides electing the Comn on Council and a portion of the board of aldermen, who have the selection of & number of city officials As a matter of general interest, we give below the offices to be filled by the people and the Council, and the pay and allowances of each as nearly as can be ascertained, and their term of service.
Mayor, for two years. Salary, $1.350. High Constable, for two years. Fees.
City Sergeant, for two years. Fees and al- lowances for feeding prisoners, and locking and unlocking them. This is paid by the State. He pays his deputies and jailors also.
Commissioner of the Revenue, for four years. Is paid in commissions by the city and State. Deputies and clerks paid by him.
Sheriff for two years. Paid by fees, which have been cut down by Treasurer doing the collecting.
Clerk of Hustings Court, for six years. Sal- ary from State, $1.000; city. $1.800; total salary. $2.800. Fees for liquor and marriage licenses, 75c. and $1 each. He pays his deputies.
Clerk Chancery Court. for six years. Paid by ees for recording deeds and wills. He pays his deputies.
Clerk Circuit Court, for six years. Paid by Tees.
Commonwealth's Attorney, for two years. Paid by the State in fees.
City Clerk, for two years. Salary, $2,340,
City Collector, for two years. Paid in com- missions.
City Treasurer, for two years. Salary, $2,040, and is allowed a clerk at $1,350.
ELECTED BY THE COUNCIL.
City Auditor, for two years. Salary, $2,040. Is allowed a clerk at $1.350
City Engineer, for two years. Salary, $2,125.
Superintendent gas-works, for two years. Salary, $1.680.
Gas Inspector, for two years. Salary, $1.350.
Superintendent water-works, for two years. Salary, $1,680.
Assistant superintendent water-works, for two years. Salary, $1, 125.
Superintendent pump-house, for two years. Salary. $1,080.
Assistant superintendent pump-house, for two years. Salary, $900.
Clerks First and Second Markets. for two years. Salary, $900 each, and each $675 for incidental expenses.
Chief Fire Department, for two years. Sal- ary, $900.
Superintendent Almshouse. for two years. Silary. $1,125, with use of house, fuel, gas, and water free, and has the privilege of pur- chasing his family provisions at contract prices.
Police Justice, for two years. Salary, $1,800. Isallowed a clerk at $900.
Chief of Police, for two years. Salary, $1.800.
Sergeant at-Arms of City Council, for two years. Salary, $1,350.
Assistant Superintendent to Almshouse, for two years. Salary, about $800, with rent, fuel, gas, and water free.
The City Council.
City Clerk-E. C. Howard.
Sergeant-at-Arms- B. T. August.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN-The Board of Al- dermen is composed of eighteen members, hree from each ward in the city, Hon. John A. Meredith, of Madison war.I, president. The Board meets on the second Monday in each month, at 7 P. M.
Marshall Ward : J. C. Dickerson, E. A. Saun- ders, William H. Williams.
Jefferson Ward: R. G. Cabell, William H. Scott. James C. Smith.
Madison Ward: John A. Meredith, Lewis D. Crenshaw, Jr., Lonis Wagner.
Monroe Ward : L. L. Bass, Dr. John S. Well- ford, James T. Gray.
Clay Ward : C. R. Barksdale, E. D. Kelley, Charles I. Todd.
Jackson Ward: * Josiah Crump, O, Gasser, John Rankin,
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COMMON COUNCIL-The Common Council is composed of thirty members, five from each ward, Maxwell T. Clarke, of Madison Ward. president. The Common Council meets on the first Monday in each month. Marshall Ward: John A. Curtis, T. Wiley Davis, Arthur W. Weisiger, James F. Gunn. James Hayes.
Jefferson Ward : William A. O. Cole. John W. Fergusson, Geo. W. Warren, John M. Higgins, James E. Phillips.
Madison Ward : Andrew Pizzini, Jr., Maxwell T. Clarke, Charles T. Davis, N. D. Har- grove, Charles F. Taylor.
Monroe Ward : Dr. O. F. Manson. T. H. Ellett, J. T. Ellyson, W. J. McDowell, M. L. Straus.
Clay Ward : T. P. Campbell. W. S. Gunn, George J. Hooper, Jr., L. S. Edwards, J. J. King.
Jackson Ward : * Richard Forrester. Sr., *T. Foster, H. W. Lubbock, *S. W. Robin- son, *William H. Tinsley.
- Standing Committees of Council-1880 to 1882.
ON STREETS.
From Board of Aldermen-Charles L. Todd, Chairman, Saunders, Crenshaw, Cabell, Bass, and Gasser.
From Common Council-Ellett, Taylor, Curtis, Higgins, Lubbock, and Edwards.
ON RELIEF OF POOR :
From Board of Aldermen-L. Wagner, Chairman. Williams and Barksdale.
From Common Council-Pizzini, Cole. Weisiger, and McDowell.
ON FINANCE.
From Common Council-J. T. Ellyson. Chairman, Hargrove, Warren, and Davis, of Madison.
From Board of Aldermen -Gray, Scott, and Todd.
ON LIGHT :
From Common Conncil-John A. Curtis, Chairman, Gunn of Clay, Manson, and Phil. lips.
From Board of Aldermen-Scott, Wagner, and Barksdale.
ON WATER :
From Common Council-Charles T. Davis, Chairman, Straus. Hargrove. and Haves. From Board
of Aldermen - Wel ford, Smith, and Scott.
ON FIRE DEPARTMENT :
From Common Council-J. J. King. Chair- man, Davis of Marshall, Taylor, and Gunn of Marshall.
From Board of Aldermen-Smith, Rankin, and Kelley,
ON SCHOOLS :
From Board of Aldermen-L. L. Bass, Chairman, Dickerson, and Cabell.
From Common Council-Edwards, Fer- gusson, Forrester, and Robinson.
ON ELECTIONS :
From Common Council-George J. Hoop- er, Chairman, Gunn of Marshall, and Tins- ley. From Board of Aldermen-Cabell and Rankin.
ON POLICE :
From Board of Aldermen-O. Gasser, Chairman, and Crump.
From Common Council-King, Higgins, and Foster.
ON CLAIMS AND SALARIES :
From Board of Aldermen-J. C. Dicker- son, Chairman, and Crump.
From Common Council-Edwards, Strauss and Hooper.
ON GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS :
From Board of Alderman -- W. H. Wil- liams, Chairman, and Crump.
From Common Council-Campbell, Hayes and Pizzini.
ON ACCOUNTS AND PRINTING :
From Common Council-T. W. Davis, Chairman, Straus and Fergusson.
From Board of Aldermen- Gray and Kelley.
ON HEALTH :
From Board of Aldermen-Dr. John S. Wellford. Chairman, and Gasser.
From Common Council-Manson, Warren and Forrester.
ON CEMETERIES :
From Common Council-W. J. McDowell, Chairman, Fergusson and Lubbock.
From Board of Aldermen-Dickerson and Kelley.
ON ORDINANCES :
From Common Council-George J. Hoop- er. Jr., Chairman, Ellyson and Warren.
From Board of Aldermen-Bass and Gray.
ON FIRST MARKET :
From Board of Aldermen-J. C. Dickerson, Chairman, and Rankin.
From Common Council-Phillips, Cole and Tinsley.
ON SECOND MARKET :
From Common Council-T. H. Ellett, Chairman, Campbell and Foster.
· From Board of Aldermen-Barksdale and Crenshaw.
ON ENTRENCHMENT AND REFORM :
From Common Council-N. D. Hargrove, Chairman, Gunn of Clay and King.
From Board of Aldermen-Gray and Todd,
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ON FIRE ALARM AND POLICE TELEGRAPH :
From Bord of Aldermen-W. H. Williams, Chsiman, and Wellford.
From Common Council-Gunn of Marshall, Hoppins and Weisiger.
ON LUNATICS :
From Common Council-Jas. E. Phillips Chairman, Weisiger and Robinson.
From Board of Aldermen-Smith and Wag- ncr.
ON IMPROVEMENT OF JAMES RIVER :
From private citizens-R. E. Blankenship, E. O. Nolting, Albert Ordway, Geo. W. Al- len, Isaac Davenport, John B. Purcell, J. K. Childrey. H. D. Whitcomb, Secretary.
From Board of Aldermen -- L. D). Cren- shaw, Jr., Chairman, Saunders and Wagner.
From Common Council-Curtis, Gunn of Clay, Pizzini, Davis of Marshall.
ON BOARD OF PUBLIC INTERESTS :
From Common Council-Maxwell T. Clarke, Chairman, Manson, Ellyson and Taylor.
From Board of Aldermen-Saunders and Barksdale.
From private citizens-A. R. Courtney. Wm. H. Paimer. E. O. Nolting, Franklin Stearns and Jos. R. Anderson.
Benjamin T. August, secretary.
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Police.
BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS ORGANIZED UNDER AMENDED CHARTER. JULY 30, 1877.
President (ex-officio) -- Mayor W. C. Car- :ington.
James W. Shields from Jefferson Ward.
E. T. D. Myers from Clay Ward.
John K. Childrey, from Monroe Ward.
E. A. Suunders from Marshall Ward.
P. H. Mavo from Madison Ward.
John H. Gresham from Jackson Ward. D. C. Richardson, clerk.
STATIONS.
Chief-Major John Poe. Jr., First Market, 17th and Main.
Clerk-Wal'ace Washington.
· First-Over First Market, 17th and Main. J. B. Pleasants, Captain.
Second-Over Second Market, 6th and Mar-hall ; Thomas B. White, Captain.
Third-Marshall, corner Brooke avenue ; Charles H. Epps, Captain.
Courts.
CIRCUIT COURT OF RICHMOND.
Judge, Beverly R. Welford. Tr .; Clerk, Alfred Sheild ; Crier, Sheriff of Richmond. Court-room, Stearns' building, Main street, opposite the post-office,
CHANCERY COURT.
Judge, E. H. Fitzhugh ; Clerk, B. H. Berry ; Crier, John W. Wright, Sheriff of Rich- mond. Court-room, City Ha'l, Broad street, between Ninth and Tenth.
HUSTINGS COURT.
Judge, George L. Christian; Clerk. Andrew Jinkins; Deputy Clerk, W. P. Lawton.
POLICE COURT.
Police Justice, D. C. Richardson ; Clerk, E.
B. White ; Crier, Sergeant E. H. Chalk- ley ; Janitor, Louis Antilotti.
The court meets at Odd-Fellows Hall, cor - ner of Mayo and Franklin streets, daily (ex- cept Sunday) at 9:30 A. M.
The civil docket is called every Friday at 12 M.
CIRCUIT COURT OF HENRICO.
Main, cor 22d.
Judge, Beverly R. Wellford. Jr .; Clerk, George W. Carter ; Crier, Sheriff of Henrico.
Henrico County Court. Main, corner 22d.
Judge, Edmund Waddill, Jr .; Clerk, Samuel P. Waddill.
Richmond Fire Department.
Chief Engineer-G. Watt Taylor.
Ist Asst. Engineer-J. F. Wingfield.
2d Asst Engineer-A. L. Fuqua.
3d Asst. Engineer-Edmond T. Snead. Cierk- E. H. Fisher.
Number I (steamer) 25th and Broad, John H. Redwood, foreman.
Number 2 (steamer) Main near 20th, H. Paul, foreman.
Number 3 (steamer) Broad near 9th, M. T. Phillips, foreman.
Number 4 (steamer) 3d near Broad, James T. Pemberton, foreman.
Number 5 ( steamer) Brook avenue and Mar- shall. Elias H. Kelley, foreman.
Number 6 (hose company) 10th near Main, J. E: Walthall, foreman.
Number I (hook and ladder company) Broad near 9th, A. T. Minor, foreman.
Richmond Fire Alarm Telegraph.
Superintendent, R. M. J. Paynter; office, Broad between 9th and 10th.
ALARM BOXES :
2 Ist Police station, market, Main ani 17th. 3 2d Police station, 6th and Marshall.
4 3rd Police station, Marshall cor. Brooke av.
5 Engine-house, 3d street near Broad.
6 Engine-house, Broad between 9th and roth. 7 Engine-house, Main street near 20th.
1-2 Gas-works, Rocketts.
1-3 corner 12th and Main streets,
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I-4 corner roth and Byrd streets.
1-5 corner Ist and Cary streets.
1-6 corner Pine and Main streets.
1-7 corner 3d and Duval streets. 2-I corner 25th and Venable streets.
2-3 corner 17th and Marshall streets.
2-4 corner 17th and Washington streets.
2-5 Metropolitan iron-works, 7th street. 2 6 corner 5th and Main streets.
3-I corner 14th and Main streets.
3 2 corner 25th and Main streets.
3-4 corner 13th and Cary streets.
3-5 City Almshouse.
3-6 Tredegar iron works.
4-I corner 9th and Leigh streets.
4-2 Broad street corner Jail alley.
4-3 corner Spring and Pine streets.
4-5 corner St. James and Duval streets.
4 6 Engine-house, 25th near Broad streets. 5-1 10th street Hose-house.
5-2 corner Clay and Giimer streets.
5-3 Nicholson street, Rocketts.
5-4 corner Harvie and Main streets.
6-1 corner 12th and Byrd.
6-2 corner 3d and Byrd.
6-3 corner 5th and Duval.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
First Nat onal Bank.
1104 East Main. Capital, $600.000.
President-Isaac Davenport, Jr. Cashier-S. A. Glover. First Teller-J. C. Joplin.
Second Teller-E. G. Tompkins. Third Teller-W. A. Price. General Bookkeeper-H C. Burnett.
Individual Bookkeeper-Walter S. Gill. Individual Bookkeeper-L. S. Clarke. Discount and Note Clerk- Wm. Coulling. Runner-A. M. Glover.
Notary -- W. T. Allen.
Directors-Isaac Davenport, Jr., F. Stearns. B. F. Ladd, A. V. Stokes. R. L. Brown, William Hatcher, M. L. Str us. W. J. Yar- borough, Captain George W. Allen, C. R. Skinker. G. B. Davenport, H. D. Whit- comb, A. L. Boulware.
' National Bank of Virginia.
1016 East Main. Authorized Capital, $500,000.
President-E. O. Nolting. Cashier-J. W. Lockwood,
Assi-tant t'ashier and General Bookkeeper- O. S. Morton. Teller-James M. Ball.
Discount Clerk and Notary-J. M. Murray.
Individual Bookkeepers-T. B. Sims and J. T. Kessee. Runner-P, C, Gray.
Directors-E. O. Noiting, J. T. Gray, Clai- borne Watkins, James W. Allison, Thomas W. McCance, O. F. Weisiger, T. M. Logan, L. B. Tatum and Herbert A. Claiborne.
Planters' National Bank. 1200 East Main.
Capital, $300,000; Surplus, $100,000.
President-John B. Davis.
Cashier-W. R. Quarles.
First Teller-D. V. Morton.
Second Teller-Walker M. Ilill.
Individual Book-keepers-L. F. Hill and James D. Craig.
General Book-keeper-W. D. Quarles.
Discount Clerk-George J. Anderson.
Cashier's Clerk-A. C. Sinton.
Note Clerk -W. Sinton.
Assistant-O. B. Hill.
Runner-H. W. Houchers.
Directors-John B. Davis, John A. Belvin, John K. Childrey, E. D. Christian, S. M. Rosenbaum, A. M. Lvon. W. W. Gosden, Charles Phillips and W. K. Martin.
Merchants' National Bank. IIOI East Main.
Capital, $200,000 ; Authorized Capital, $1,000,000.
President-John P. Branch.
Vice-President-F. R. Scott.
Cishier-J. B. Morton.
Teller-John Morion.
General Book-keeper-T. T. Glenn.
Book-keepers-B. W. Richardson and James R. Perdue.
Discount Clerk-William Warren, Jr. Punner- F. F. Irby.
Directors-Thomas Branch, Fred. R. Scott, John P. Branch. R. C. Morton, W. Josinh Leake, W. J. Johnson, A. S. Buford. W. E. Dibre'l, W. H. Garnett, W. D. Gibson, Thomas Potts, J. Thompson Brown.
Union Bank of Richmond-Savings In- st tution.
Office at the First National Bank, 1104 East Main.
Subscribed Capital, $250,000.
President-I. Davenport, Jr ..
l'ashier-James Miller.
Directors-I. Davenport, Jr. M. T. Clarke, A. L. Ellett. G. B. Davenport. James II. Blair, John W. Wright, J. G. Spotts, Moses Elly-on, W. W. Crump. James W. Archer, M. Rosenbaum. T. W. Pemberton, R. E. Blankenship, Thomas W. Doswell, J. J. Binford. W. E. Tanner. William Hatcher, W. D. Gibson, John Ahern. Julian Binford, John C. Shafer, George N. Woodbridge. W. S. Donnan, Jr., James Lyons, Jr., and E. G, Tompkins,
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Rich nond Banking and Insurance Com- pany.
1301 East Main.
Capital, $175,000 ; Surplus, $60,000.
President-John B. Davis. Cashier-M. S. Quarles. Teller and Notary -W. W. Gosden.
General Book-keeper-C. C. Cauthorn. Individ. Book-keeper-Louis A. Battaile. Cashier's Clerk-Robert N. Henry.
Note Clerk-R. E. Steed.
Directors-John B. Davis, Jos. Hall, L. H. Frayser, W. W. Crump, Charles Phillips, T. W. Doswell, John K. Childrey and Walter K. Martin.
Bank of Commerce. IIII East Main.
President-W. G. Taylor.
Cashier -- J. C. Williams, General Book· keeper-J. H. Hampton. Runner-R. W. Cardwell.
Directors A. S. Buford. William G. Taylor. Josiah Ryland, F. T. Glasgow and John C. Williams.
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