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Royal Arch Hasons.
Richmond Royal Arch Chapter, No. 3- Alexander Dick, High Priest ; meets first Thursday in each month in Masonic Hall, 1807 east Franklin.
St. Alban's Royal Arch Chapter, No. 33- John B. Suit, High Priest; meets first Monday in each month in St. Alban's Hall.
Lafayette Royal Arch Chapter, No. 43-Jno. F. Mayer, High Priest ; meet third Thursday in each month in St. Alban's Hall,
Knights Templar.
Grand Commandery of K. T. meets at such time and place as Grand Council may appoint. R. E. G. C., J. F. Regnault ; V. E Dep. G. C., Peyton S. Coles ; E. G. G., John L. Roper; E. G. C. G., Frank A. Reed; Grand Treasurer, Jas. Evans ; Grand Recorder, W. B. Isaacs.
Richmond Commandery, No. 2-Wm. T. Allen, Commander ; C. F. Danforth, Re- corder; meets fourth Tuesday in each month in St. Alban's Hall, cor. 3d and Main.
St. Andrew's Commandery No. 13.
Meets at St. Alban's Hall 3d Friday in each month. E. Sir Thomas J. Evans, E. C .; E. Sir William B. Isaacs, Recorder ; Sir George B. Steel, Treasurer.
Odd-Fellows.
RIGHT WORTHY GRAND LODGE OF VA.
Most Worthy G. Master, J. H. Crebs, of Win- chester ; R. W. Grand Treasurer, John W. Fergusson, Richmond ; R. W. Grand Secretary, T. Wiley Davis, Richmond.
Jefferson Lodge. No. 4 .- J. B. Vaughan, Secretary ; meets every Monday night at Odd-Fellows' Hall.
Union Lodge, No. 7-John C. Teller, Secre- tary ; meets at Odd-Fellows' Hall every Friday night.
Friendship Lodge, No. 10-F. J. Duke, Secretary ; meets every Tuesday night at Odd-Fellows' Hall.
Fitzhugh Lodge, No. 93-Charles Spencer, Secretary ; meets every Tuesday night at Concordia Hall, Broad, near 4th street.
Aurora Lodge, No. 116-J. J. Sullivan, Re- cording Secretary ; meets every Thursday night at Schiller Hall.
Roane Lodge, No. 130 -- T. Wiley Davis, Secretary ; meets every Thursday night at Masonic Hall, 25th street.
Schiller Lodge, No. 139-Philip Bergheimer, Secretary ; meets every Wednesday at Concordia Hall, 402 east Broad.
Encampments.
GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF VA.
M. W. Grand Patriarch, Jno. J. Williams, Portsmouth; R. W. Grand Scribe, A. T. Burr, Richmond.
Neilson Encampment, No. 2, meets on the third Tuesday in each month, at Levy's Hall.
Excelsior Encampment, No. 22, meets at Odd-Fellows' Hall, on the second and fourth Tuesday in each month.
Concordia Encampment, No. 30, meets at Concordia Hall, on the second and fourth Friday in each month,
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Odd Fellows Widows and Orphans Re- lief Association.
President-James B. Banks. Norfolk.
Treasurer- Jno. W. Fergusson. Richmond. Secretary-R. S. Denny, Richmond.
Knights of Honor.
Grand Dictator-Jimes R. Lamkin.
Grand Reporter-W. H. Builie.
Grand Treasurer-M. F. Hudnaill.
Continental Lodge, No. 394, meets at Spring- field Hall, second and fourth Saturdays. Reporter -- W. A. Lamkin.
Frate nity Lodge, No. 265. meets at Wilkin- son's Hall, second and fourth Fridays of each month.
Reporter -S. B. Jacobs.
Richmond Lodge. N >, 219. meets at Rupert's Hall every Friday night.
Reporter-L. R. Reins.
Mutu il Lodge, No. 2191, meets at Odd Fel- lows Hall second and fourth Friday nights.
Dictator-Frank P. Bennett.
Reporter - Otto F. Wise.
Virginia Lodge, No. 568. meets at Concor dia Hall first and third Thursday.
Reporter-F. HI. Schneider.
Capitol Lodge, No. 2096, meets at Wilkinson'- Hull second and fourth Tuesday each month.
Dictator-Chas. W. McFarlane.
Treasurer-Chas. E. Spente.
Reporter-R. E. Tv er.
Stonewall Lodge. No. 519, meets at Spring- field Hill first and third Thursdays. Reporter-W. H. Knuff.
Lee Lodge, N'. 447. meets at 609 e Broad every Situr lay night.
Reporter -- R. N. Northen.
Monroe Lodge, No. 735. meets at West En. Hall every Tuesday night.
Reporter-J. D. Matthews.
Knights and Ladies of Honor.
Martna Washington Lodge. No. 77, meets on first and thi.d Monday nights at Schiller Hall, Protector-Mrs. J. J. Wright.
Vice-Protector-Mrs. M. S. Block.
Treasurer -- Mrs. I. Lovenstein,
Secretary-Moses S. Block. Chaplain -Henry G. Milier.
Guide-Eldridge Morris.
Sentinel-I. Lovenstein.
Past Protector-Wm. Lovenstein.
Trustees-Jno. J. Wright and Mrs. M. S. Block.
Knights of Pythias.
Grand Lodge-D. J. Turner, Jr., Portsmouth, P. G. C .; 11. A. Atkinson, Jr., G. C .; W. A. Edwards, Norfolk, V. G. C .; Leroy S. Edwards, G. K. of R. S .; W. P. Gretter, G. M. of E.
Supreme Representatives of Virginia-Geo. L. Simpson and I .. B. Allen.
Virginia Lodge. No. 2-H. E. D wning, K. of R. and S .; meets first and third Thurs- day nights in Concordia Hall.
Old Dominion Lodge. No. 4 --- Dr. L. B. Edwards, C. C .; John W. Atkins, K. of R. and S .; meets in Schiller Hall on the second and fourth Monday nights in each month.
Syracuse Lodge, No. 5. W. F. Epps. C. C., George E. Bowden, K. of R. and S., meets every Friday night, in Levy's Hall.
Damon Lodge, No. 7. R. A. Hughes, K. of R. and S .. meets every Friday, at Spring- field Hall, 25th st.
Marshall Lodge, No. 12, W. R. Hall. C. C., I. R. Bornes, K. of R. and S., meets in Schiller Hall, every Thursday evening.
Richmond Lodge, No. 14, James P. Wood, K. of R. and S .. meets in Wilkinson's Hall, 9th street, second and fourth Tues- dav evenings.
Germania Lodge, No. 15. M. Briel, C. C., C. T. Loehr. K. of R. and S., meets ev- erv first and third Tuesday evening, in Pythian Hall.
Hines Lodge, No. 16. George C. Jefferson, C. C .. R. S. Dennv, K. of R. and S., meets in Wilkinson's Huli, first and third Friday evenings in each month.
Jefferson Lodge. No. 23. J. R. Lamkin, K. of R. and S., meets in Wilkinson's Hall every second and fourth Wednesday nights in each month.
Myrile Lodge, No. 25, George J. Hooper, C. C., John W. Glenn K. of R. and S., meets in Concordia Hall, Broad st., every Friday evening.
Uniform Rank K. of P.
I. T. Christian, Sir Knight Commander. S. H. Bowman. Sir Knight Treasurer. R. A. Northen, Sir Knight Recorder. Meets every second and fourth Wednesday night, at Levy's Hall.
ENDOWMENT RANK.
Section 18 meets in Schiller Hall, third Tues" day in each month. President-C. T. Loehr. Secretarv and Treas. - W. J. McDowell. Section No. 216 meets in Thon's Hall, 17th and Main, first Tuesday in each month. C. C. Thon President.
George E. Bowden, Secretary and Treasurer.
I. O. R. M.
Great Council -- George W. Tolby, Manches- ter, Great Sachem ; C. A. B. Coffroth, of Winchester, Great Chief of Records.
Chickamauga Tribe meets every Wednesday evening at Bolts' Hall, Rocketts, C. H. A, Clay, Worthy Sachem.
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Pocahontas Tribe, No. 14, meets at Odd Fel- lows' Hall every Wednesday evening, Geo. W. Scnleiser, Worthy Sachem.
Chickahominy Tribe, No. 34, meets at Spring- field Hall, 26th and M streets, every Tuesday evening, M. P. Whitehurst, Worthy Sachem.
Annawon Tribe, No. 30, meets at Levy's Hall, 11th and Main streets, every Mon- day evening, Jno. W. McDonald, Sachem. Jamestown Tribe, No. 14, meets at Odd Fel- lows' Hall, every Tuesday evening, Geo. Thacker, Worthy Sachem.
Pamunkey Tribe, No. 42, meets at Levy's Hall every Thursday evening, J. S. Trow- er, Sacht m.
Sycamore Tribe, No. 9. (independent) meets at Blenner's Hail, 6th and Marshall, every Thursday evening.
Pawnee Tribe meets every Thursday night at Odd Fellows' Hall, James Austin, Worthy Sachem.
U. A. O. D.
GRAND GROVE OF VIRGINIA.
N. G. A .- Wm. I .. Baldwin.
Grand Secretary-W. E. Cree.
Grand Treasurer-C. C. Thon. Liberal Grove, No. 2 -- Charles Peters, N. A., meets every Thursday night at Diund Hall, 17th and Main.
Stuar Grove, No. 5, meets every Saturday night at Odd-Fellows' Hall, cor. Frank- Im and Maye.
Stonewall Grove, No. 6 -- C. W. Tyler, N. A., meets every Monday night at cornel 5th and Marshall.
Lee Grove, No. 7 -- W. N. A., meets at Masome Hall, 25th street.
Excelsior Grove, No. 9 -- A. M. Butler, N. A., meets at Rocketis.
In consequence of the action of the Grand Grove of the United States at its last an- nual se sion there is no chapter in this grand jurisdiction, but have adopted en- dowment.
Royal Arcanum.
Grand Council-Grand Regent, J. J. Wright. of Richmond; Grand Treasurer, A. B. Bouts, Fredericksburg; Grand Secretary, J. I .. Beck, Lynchburg.
Virginia Council, No. 26, meets the first and third Thursday evenings at Schiller Halı, Broad between Sixth and Seventh streets. J. R. F. Burroughs, regent ; F. E. >ut. ton, vice regent ; William Lovenstein, secretary ; F. W. Reins, treasurer.
Union Council, No. 51, meets the second and fourth Thursday evenings at Springfield H.dll. J. W. D. Farrar, regent; J. B. Elam, secretary.
McCarthy Council, No. 468, meets on first and third Saturday evenings at Schiller Hall. E. A. Barber, regent; R. S. Denny, Secretary.
1. 0. Forresters.
Court Richmond, No. 3 -- George Duncan, P. C. R. ; R. N. Northen, secretary.
American Legion of Honor.
Old Dominion Council, No. 316, meets on second and fourth Friday evenings at Druids' Hall. J. B. Elam, Commander, and James E. Riddick, Secretary.
Order of Chosen Friends.
Virginia Council, No. 2, meet- 2d and 4th Tues- day at Harmony Hall, Broad, between 6th and 7th streets. W B. Hersman, P. C. C. ; M. W. Ford, C. C .; L. A. Whiting, V. C .; S. B. Jacobs, Recorder ; Robert Harrold, Financier ; H. M. Wahhall, Treasurer ; Dr. H. Cabell labb, Medical Examiner.
TEMPERANCE ORGANIZATIONS.
Sons of Temperance.
GRAND DIVISION OFFICERS .- George W. Williams, gr nd worthy patriarch; W. M. Craig, grand worthy associate; M. B. Poitaux, grand scribe; J. C. Moore, grand treasurer ; Il. R. Smith, grand chaplam ; P. F. Bowles, grand conductor; T. L. Trimmer, grand sentinel; Rev. R. H. Mullen, past grand worthy patriarch.
REPRESENTATIVES TO THE NATIONAL DI- VISION .- (meets at Saratoga Springs, N. Y., in June, 1881) R. G. Staples, of Portsmouth ; C. P. MeCabe, of Leesburg; Rev. George C. Van- derslice, of Manchester ; H. A Atki son, Jr., of Henrico; J. S. Craig, of Rockingham ; Philip Reade, of Salem ; R. B. Wilson, Rev. W. T. Lindsay, W. J. Glenn, T. Wiley Davis, Rev. R. S. Barrett, William Hancock, Rev. R. H. Mullen. George W. Williams, and W. H. Craig, of Richmond.
SUBORDINATE DIVISIONS IN THE CITY.
Shockoe Hill Division, No. 54. meets every Monday evening at Harmony Hall, Broad stre et.
Monroe Division, No. 102, meets every Tues- day evening, at West End Hall, corner Munford and Broad Streets.
Springfield Division, No. 167, meets every Monday evening at Springfield Hall,
JEWISH ORDERS.
Independent Order B'Nai Berith.
Rimmon Lodge, No. 68 -- D. H1. Pyle. Presi- dent; H1. S. Huizler, Vice-President ; Charles Hutzler, Secretary ; Jacob May, Treasurer. Meets first and third Sunday evenings, at Schiller Hall.
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Benjamin Lodge, No. 69-Morris Werner, President ; Julius Bear, Secretary ; Ellis Abram, Treasurer. Meets second and fourth Sunday evenings at Levy's Hall. Paradise Lodge, No. 223-William Gans, President ; Isaac Thalhimer, Vice-Presi- dent , Isaac Held, Secretary ; Jacob Lew- it, Treasurer. Meets second and fourth Sunday afternoon at Schiller Hall.
Order Kesher Shel Bazel.
Hillel Lodge, No. 91-M. Harrison, Presi- dent; N. Ezekiel, Vice-President ; Wm. Lovenstein, Secretary ; E. A. Ezekiel, Treasurer.
I. O. Free Sons of Israel.
Solomon Lodge, No. 18-S. Binswanger, President ; A. Morris, Vice-President ; Julius Bear, Secretary; E. Holzinger, Treasurer.
Friendship Lodge, No. 47 -- R. Simon, Presi- dent ; Vice-President ; William Flegenheimer, Secretary ; M. Kaufman, . Treasurer.
Jewish Benevolent Societies.
Hebrew Ladies' Benevolent Association- Mrs. Frank Leibermuth, President ; Wm. Lovenstein, Secretary. Hebrew Ladies Benevolent Society -- Mrs. Henry Wallerstein, president ; William Flegenheimer, secretary. Hebrew Ladies Social Circle-Mrs. Fanny Straus, president ; S. Hirsh, secretary. Hebrew Benevolent Society-Abram Levy, president ; William Heller, secretary.
MISCELLANEOUS ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES. Young Men's Christian Association. 703 East Main.
President-James Lyons, Jr.
First Vice-President-Rev. J. Wm. Jones. Second Vice-President-Major Robt Stiles. Third Vice-President-Jolin B. Cary. Fourth Vice-President-Tazewell Ellett. Librarian-J. W. Cringan. Recording Secretary -- O. S. Morton. Corresponding Secretary-Wm. M. Turpin. Registrar-F. II. McGuire. Treasurer -- Geo. B. Harrison.
Directors-General James G. Field, J. Taylor Ellyson, Geo. J. Hundley, J. Alston Cabell, J. W. Lockwood. The library contains 5,000 volumes.
Patrons of Husbandry.
J. M. Blanton, of Cumberland, Master; M. W. Hazlewood, of Henrico, Secretary ; M. Lankford, of Nansemond, Lecturer;
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Rev. D. R. Fielder. Chaplain; P. F. Coghill, of Petersburg, Treasurer. Meets at Farmville, February 15th. Chief of- fice of the Grange is in Richmond, Cren- shaw's Patrons warehouse.
Glendale Grange, No. 237, meets the first Wednesday in each month. S. D. Turner, Master ; Peter McCurdy, Secretary.
Blanton Grange, No. 692, meets second Thursday in each month. T. T. Tred- way, Master ; William H. Pleasants, Secretary.
Southern Cross Brotherhood.
Lee Camp, No. 1, S. C. B., meets at Pied- mont & Arlington Life Insurance Com- pany's office every fourth Monday in March, June and September. Past Com- manders, Dr. James H. Patton, W. Ellis Jones, B. C. Hartsook and W. C Carring- ton, Commander, Wm. P. Gretter ; Secre- tary, J. Booton Hill; Treasurer, W. Ellis Jones.
West End Beneficial and Social Society.
Meets at West End Hall every Thursday night.
President-John S. Rady. Vice-President -- Joseph W. Laube. Secretary -- C. W. Tyler.
Treasurer-Joseph C. Dippner.
East End Beneficial and Social Society, No. 2.
Meets Druids Hall every Monday.
President-C. C. Thon.
Vice-President-J. P. Ford.
Secretary-J. E. Creery.
Asst. Secretary -- G. M. Marshall.
Treasury-George Hirsh.
Italian Beneficial Society.
President-A. Solari.
Vice-President-D. Baglioni.
Treasurer -_ L. Gonnella. Secretary-K. Campodonico. Trustees -- G. B. Canepa, R. Marchetti, A. Baccigalupo.
Commissione Permanente-G. Pellegrini, A. Donati, C. Bernicehi.
German Sick Assistance Association. Established October 18, 1845.
President-Valentine Zeh.
Vice-President-A. Jacob. Secretary-Philip Bergheimer.
Vice-Secretary-Henry Hulcher,
Treasurer-Joseph C. Dippner.
French Mutual and Beneficial Society.
Meets first Sunday in every month at Monti- cello Hall, 615 east Broad.
President-V. A. Favier. Secretary-D. Columbus.
Treasurer -- R. Ferrandini.
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Naturalist's Field Club of Richmond.
The object of the club is the study of Natural Science in all its branches.
President-M. M. Welch.
Vice-President-Dr. Jud. B. Wood.
Treasurer-T. T. Mayo.
Rec. Secretary-H. T. Ellyson.
Cor. Secretary -- Sol Cutchins.
Custodian-Charles L. Steel.
The Irish National Land League. Organized April, 1880.
President _- Wm. H. Ward.
First Vice-President-P. McGovern.
Second Vice-President-James Hayes.
Rec. Secretary-Wm. A. Walsh.
Cor. Secretary-J. V. Reddy.
Fin. Secretary-James L. Capston.
Treasurer-E. P. Murphy.
Meets second Sunday each month at Cathedral Hall.
CEMETERIES.
Hollywood-Cherry, between Spring and Al- bemarle. James O'Keefe, Supt.
Oakwood-North end Oakwood avenue, ----- -, Supt.
St. John's Burying Ground-Twenty-fifth and Broad.
Catholic Cemetery-Mechanicsville Turnpike. John McGeary, Supt.
Shockoe Hill Cemetery -- North end 3d. Chas. P. Bigger, Supt.
Hebrew Burying Ground-Adjoining City Almshouse.
Jewish Cemetery -- Near Oakwood Cemetery.
Colored persons' Burying Ground.
Ham-Extreme n end St. James. Wm. H. Jones, Sexton.
Union Sycamore-Extreme north end St. James.
Union. Mechanics-Extreme north end St. James.
LOCATION OF RAILROAD DEPOTS, &c.
Union-Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto- mac, and Richmond and Petersburg Railroads, corner Byrd and Sth streets. . Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad-Broad, cor- ner 16th street.
Richmond and Danville Railroad -- Virginia and Byrd streets.
Richmond, York River and Chesapeake Rail- road-Corner 23d and Dock streets.
Richmond & Alleghany-foot 2d.
James River Steamboat Company, for Nor- folk-Foot of Ash, Rocketts.
Powhatan Steamboat Line for Baltimore- 22d and Dock streets.
Philadelphia Steamship Line-Near foot Ash streets, Rocketts.
Old Dominion Steamship Co. for New York -Dock, below 2Sth street., Rocketts. 4
COUNTY COURTS.
Accomac-T. C. Parramore, judge. Last Monday. Albemarle -- IIezekiah Taylor, judge. First Monday.
Alleghany and Craig-Paris V. Jones, judge. Third Monday and Tuesday after first Monday.
Amelia-F. R. Farrar, judge. Fourth Wed- nesday.
Amherst- William Dillard, Jr., judge. Third Monday.
Appomattox -- Henry T. Parrish, judge. Thurs- day after first Monday.
Augusta-J. M. Quarles, judge. First Mon- day.
Bath and Highland-J. W. Warwick, judge. Tuesday after second Monday and Tues- day after fourth Monday.
Bedford-Micajah Davis, judge. Monday. Fourth Botetourt-Robert F. Mays, judge. Second Monday.
Bland and Giles -- Ro. Wiley, judge. Tues- day after fourth Monday and Tuesday after first Monday.
Brunswick-F. E. Buford, judge. Fourth Monday.
Buckingham-Alexander S. Hall, judge. Second Monday.
Campbell-John R. McDaniel, judge. Second Monday.
Caroline Thomas N. Welch, judge. Second Monday.
Carroll-Isaac Webb, judge. Third Monday. Charlotte-A. L. Van Ness, judge. First Monday.
Chesterfield-James M. Gregory, judge. Sec- ond Monday.
Culpeper -- John W. Bell, judge. Third Monday.
Cumberland and Powhatan-Wm. A. Perkins, judge. Fourth Monday and Tuesday after first Monday.
Dickinson-H. M. Jones, judge. Thursday after first Monday.
Dinwiddie-R. C. Shell, Jr., judge. Third Monday.
Elizabeth City and Warwick-R. L. Henley, judge. Fourth Thursday and second Monday.
Essex-HI. W. Dangerfield, judge. Third Monday.
Fairfax and Alexandria county-James Sang- ster, judge. Third Monday and fourth Monday.
Fauquier -- W. B. G. Shumate, judge. Fourth Monday.
Floyd-Matthew C. Dickerson, judge. Second Monday.
Fluvanna-Abraham Shepherd, judge. Fourth Monday.
Franklin __ T. B. Claiborne, judge. Tuesday after third Monday.
Frederick-Jos. H. Sherrard, judge. Monday before first Tuesday.
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Gloucester-Fielding L. Taylor, judge. First Monday.
Goochland-Geo. B. Hughes, judge. Third Monday.
Grayson -- George W. Cornett, judge. Fourth Monday.
Greenville and Sussex-R. W. Arnold, judge. First Monday and first Thursday.
Halifax -- E. W. Armistead, judge. Fourth Monday.
Hanover-W. W. Newman, judge. Third Wednesday. Henrico -- Edmund Waddill, Jr., judge. Se- cond Monday.
Henry-Henry M. Ford, judge. Second Monday.
Isle of Wight -- Charles B. Crumpler, judge. First Monday.
James City, City of Williamsburg and York- R. L. Henley, judge. Second Monday.
King George and Stafford-F. C. S. Hunter, judge. First Thursday and third Wed- nesday.
King and Queen and King William-John D. Foster, judge. Second Thursday and fourth Monday.
Lee-Carr Bailey, judge. First Monday. Louisa -. J. H. Woolfolk, judge. Second Monday.
Loudoun -- James B. McCabe, judge. Second
Monday.
Lunenburg-Wm. H. Perry, judge. Second Monday.
Middlesex and Mathews -- Lemuel C. Bristow, judge. Fourth Wednesday and second Monday.
Madison and Greene -- W. S. Beasley, judge. Fourth Thursday and Wednesday after second Monday.
Mecklenburg-Charles Alexander, judge. Third Monday.
Montgomery-Charles H. Miller, judge. Tuesday after fourth Monday.
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Nansemond-Thomas J. Kilby, judge. Sec- ond Monday.
Nelson-J. L. S. Kirby, judge. Fourth Mon- day.
New Kent and Charles City-T. Taylor Chris- tian, judge. Second Thursday and third Thursday.
Norfolk County-Edward Spaulding, judge. Third Monday.
Northampton-H. S. Neal, judge. Second Monday.
Northumberland and. Lancaster-Edwin Brown, judge. Second Monday and third Monday.
Nottoway-Wm. H. Mann, judge. First Thursday.
Orange-W. R. Taliaferro, judge. Fourth Monday.
Page-James E. Stewart, judge. Fourth Monday. Patrick-A. M. Lybrook, judge. Tuesday after fourth Monday.
Pittsylvania-Horatio Davis, judge. Third Monday.
Prince Edward-Joseph M. Crute, judge. Tuesday after third Monday.
Prince George and Surry -- P. P. Battee, judge. Second Thursday and fourth Tuesday.
Princess Anne-J. M. Keeling, judge. First Monday.
Prince William-John C. Weedon, judge. First Monday.
Rappahannock-J. F. Strother, judge. Sec- ond Monday.
Roanoke-James W. Palmer, judge. Tues- day after third Monday.
Rockbridge-J. K. Edmondson, judge. First Monday.
Rockingham -- Robert Johnson, judge. Third Monday.
Russell-James W. McBroom, judge. Tues- day after first Monday.
Scott-Martin B. Wood, judge. First Tues- day after second Monday.
Shenandoah-Geo. R. Calvert, judge. Mon- day before second Tuesday.
Smyth-D. C. Miller, judge. Third Mon- day.
Southampton-E. C. Barrett, judge. Third Monday.
Spotsylvania-Ro. E. Waller, judge. First Monday.
Tazewell-Sterling F. Watts, judge. Tues- day after second Monday.
Warren and Clarke-Ro. A. Finnell, judge. First Tuesday after third Monday and second Monday.
Washington-George W. Ward, Jr., judge. Fourth Monday.
Westmoreland and Richmond county-Robt. Mayo, Sr., judge. Fourth Monday and first Monday.
Wise and Buchanan-H. M. Jones, judge. Fourth Monday and Tuesday after third Monday.
Wythe and Pulaski-James P. McTeer, judge. Second Monday and first Monday.
CORPORATION COURTS.
Richmond City : Hustings court-George L. Christian, judge. First Monday, except August and September. September term 20th. Chancery Court-E. H. Fitzhugh, judge. First Monday in January, April, June and October.
Petersburg-E. M. Mann, judge. Third Thursday.
Norfolk City-D. J. Godwin, judge. First Monday.
Portsmouth-Chandler W. Hill, judge. First Thursday after first Tuesday.
Lynchburg-James Garland, judge. First day of each month.
Fredericksburg-J. T. Goolrick, judge. No return to clerk House of Delegates.
Staunton-J. W. Green Smith, judge. First Thursday after first Monday.
Danville-A. M. Aiken, judge. First Mon-
day.
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Alexandria-A. W. Chilton, judge. First Monday.
Winchester-J. M. Sherrard, Sr., judge. 3rd Monday, except August.
Manchester-S. Bassett French, judge. Third Monday, except August.
Rates of Postage.
FIRST-CLASS MATTER .- On letters, or sealed packages, or on any hand-writing or drawing scaled or unsealed, except local or drop let- ters, three cents for each half ounce or frac- tion thereof. On local or drop letters, at of- fices where free delivery by carriers is estah- lished, two cents for each half ounce or frac- tion thereof. On same at offices where free delivery is not established, one cent for each half ounce or fraction thereof. Postal cards one cent ; return postals two cents.
SECOND-CLASS MATTER embraces all news- papers, magazines and periodicals, exclusively in print, and regularly issued at stated periods as often as four times a year from a known office of publication. The rate of postage is two cents a pound or fraction thereof. Extra copies not sent as specimens are not entitled to be mailed at the pound rates.
THIRD-CLASS MATTER embraces books, transient newspapers and periodicals and other printed matter, proof-sheets, corrected proof-sheets, and manuscript copy accom- panying the same. The rate of postage is one cent for each two ounces or fractional part thereof. There may be written on any printed matter of the third-class a dedication or inscription that does not partake of the na- ture of a personal correspondence. The char- acter of such correspondence is not ascribed to the signature of the sender, to prices added upon quotations, or to commercial papers, partly printed, such as papers of legal pro- cedure, deeds of all kinds, way bills, in- voices, &c.
FOURTH-CLASS MATTER embraces all mail- able matter not embraced in the other three classes. ' The rate of postage is one cent per ounce or fraction thereof.
POSTAL CARDS .- Postal cards in writing, if not delivered in thirty days, are sent to the dead-letter office; the printed ones are de- stroyed. An ordinary printed business card may be sent through the mails when prepaid by a one-cent postage stamp; but such card must contain absolutely no written matter ex- cept the address.
Legal Rate of Interest.
The legal rate of interest is 6 per cent. in all the States and territories except Louisiana, in which it is 5 per cent .; Dakota, Georgia, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, South Carolina and Wisconsin, in which it is 7 per cent .; Alabama, Florida and Texas, in which it is 8 per cent, ; Arizona,
California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Ne- braska, Nevada, Oregon, Utah and Washing- ton Territory, in which it is 10 per cent., and Wyoming Territory, in which it is 12 per cent.
Fares and Distances From Richmond to Principal Cities.
MLS.
TICKTS.
Augusta, Georgia,
- 477
$ 18 25
Atlanta, Georgia,
547
19 25
Alexandria, Virginia,
113
5 50
Austin, Texas,
1940
55 05
Baltimore, Md.,
169
6 50
Boston, Mass.,
592
19 35
Burkeville, Virginia,
53
2 65
Bristol, Tennessee,
331
14 70
Cincinnati, Ohio,
580
15 00
Columbus, Ohio,
662
15 00
Chicago, Illinois,
889
22 00
Charleston, S. C.,
456
19 25
Columbia, S. C.,
390
16 80
Charlotte, N. C.,
283
II 30
Charlottesville, Va.,
97
3 00
Chattanooga, Tenn.,
605
19 00
Danville, Va.,
140
6 60
Denison, Texas,
1541
41 45
Elmira, New York,
412
14 00
Fredericksburg, Va.,
62
3 10
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