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Richmond Council, No. 90 -- Abra- ham Levy, Leader; N. Ezekiel, Vice Leader ; N. S. Miller, Tiler. Meets at Central Hall second and fourth Tuesdays.
Order of Financial Union.
Meets first and third Wednesdays at Odd-Fellows' Hall.
Governor-John W. Johnson. Secretary -- Myer Angle.
TEMPERANCE ORGANIZATIONS. Independent Order of Good Templars.
Virginia Grand Lodge .- G. W. Hawxhurst, Grand Secretary; Falls Church, Va.
District Lodge, No 1, meets on sec- ond Wednesday in each month at Cen- tral Hall, 5th street. G. S. Shackel-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ford, District Chief Templar ; R. C. Traylor, District Secretary.
Sidney, No. 428, meets Friday night at Belvidere Hall, corner Main and Beividere streets.
Trinity, No. 497, meets Tuesday night at Central Hall, 5th street.
Jefferson. No. 522, meets Thursday night at McDonough's Hall, 18th street
Fulton, No. 530. meets second and fourth Tuesday nights in each month at Powhatan Hall, Louisiana street.
Church Hill, No. 531, meets Friday night at Springfield Hall, corner 26th and M streets.
Rescue, No. F32, meets Monday night at Central Hall, 5th street.
Charity, No. 587. meets Monday night at Springfield Hall, corner 26th and M streets.
Confederate Soldiers' Home. No. 692, meets first and third Wednesday nights, Soldiers' Home.
Gill Memorial, No. 723, meets first . and third Thursday at Richmond Male Orphan Asylum.
Sons of Temperance.
GRAND DIVISION OFFICERS .- Geo. W. Mayo, Grand Worthy Patriarch. Richmond ; R. H. Watson, Grand Scribe, Fortress Monroe ; John Bou- cher, Grand Treasurer, Richmond.
SUBORDINATE DIVISIONS IN THE CITY.
Shockoe Hill Division, No. 54, meets every Thursday evening at Veterans' Hall.
West End Division, No. 55, meets every Tuesday evening at Westham Hall.
JEWISH ORDERS. Independent Order B'Nai B'rith.
Rimmon Lodge, No. 68, meets every third Sunday at Ellett's Hall. Charles Hutzler, Secretary.
Benjamin Lodge, No. 69, meets Cen- tral Hall second and fourth Sundays. M. Meyer, Secretary.
Paradise Lodge, No. 223, meets first Sunday at Ellett's Hall. I. Held, Secretary.
Order Kesker Shel Bazel.
P. Hellstern-President.
Hillel Lodge, No. 91, meets at Cen- tral Hall fourth Sunday. Wm. Lov- enstein, Recording Secretary ; Julius Straus, Financial Secretary.
Independent Order Free Sons of Israel.
Solomon Lodge, No. 18, meets sec- ond and fourth Sunday at Central
Hall. Julius Bear, President ; M. L. Block, Secretary.
Friendship Lodge, No. 47, meets first and third Sunday at Central Hall. H. E. Hirshberg, President; Wm. Flegenheimer, Secretary.
Improved Order, No. 48-M. S. Block, Secretary.
Jewish Benevolent Societies.
Hebrew Ladies' Benevolent Associ- ation-Wm. Lovenstein, Secretary.
MISCELLANEOUS ASSOCIATIONS AND SOCIETIES.
Young Men's Christian Association.
Main, cor. 6th.
President-Wm. Ellyson.
Treasurer-Charles K. Willis.
Recording Secretary-Jas. B. Wal- thall.
General Secretary-C. E. Thomas. RAILROAD BRANCH.
Chesapeake and Ohio Rooms-De- pot corner 17th and Broad.
Secretary-R. E. Michaels.
Richmond and Danville Rooms- Depot Manchester.
Secretary-R. E. Michaels.
MUTUAL BENEFICIAL ASSOCIA- TIONS.
West End Beneficial and Social So- ciety.
Meets at Laube's Hall first and third Thursday nights.
President-John S. Rady.
Secretary-C. W. Tyler.
Treasurer-Jos. W. Laube.
Central Beneficial and Social So- ciety.
Meets at Veteran Hall every Tuesday night.
President-L. C. Davis.
Vice-President-Jos. W. Bliley.
Secretary-E. Eugene Davis.
Recording Secretary-D. S. Red- ford.
Treasurer-B. M. Batkins.
Elba Beneficial and Social Society. Meets every Thursday night at West- End Hall.
President-Clinton Davis.
Secretary-Charles Godiway. Treasurer -- W. W. Philips.
German Sick Assistance Association. Established October 18, 1841.
President-Valentine A. Halbleib. Secretary-Philip Bergheimer. Treasurer -- Gerhard Ross.
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Irish National League of America.
Brauch No. 1, Charter SO.
Organized April, 1880. Meets 3d Sunday each month at Cathedral Hall.
President-James L. Capston.
Recording Secretary-P. Keenan. Treasurer-John Kelley.
William O'Brien Branch.
Meets first Sunday at Cathedral Hall.
President-William Daffron.
Secretary-A. W. Rosene. Treasurer-E. P. Murphy.
Virginia Traveler's Protective Asso- tion.
Over 12 N. 9th street.
President-W. R. D. Gascoyne.
Secretary-H. E. Hirshberg.
CHURCHES. Baptist ..
Fulton-Nicholson near 8th ; Port Mayo; Rev. Theodore Whitfield.
First, Broad corner 12th ; Rev. Geo. Cooper.
Second, Main corner 6th; Rev. W. W. Landrum.
Grace-Street. corner Foushee and Grace, Rev. W. E. Hatcher, D. D.
Leigh-Street, Leigh corner 25th ; Rev. Samuel A Goodwin.
Pine-Street, Pine corner Albemarle. Rev. J. B. Hutson.
West Main, Beach near Main ; Rev. W. J. Shipman.
Fourth-Street Mission, 719 to 723 -4th N.
Clay-Street Mission, Clay corner Graham ; Rev. Samuel C. Clopton.
East-End, 1200 28th N ; Rev. M. E. Parrish.
Venable-Street, Venable cor. Pick- ett ; Rev. R. H. Pitt.
Catholic.
St. Peter's Cathedral, corner Grace and 8th ; Very Rev. A. Van de Vy- ver, V. G., and E. M. Tierney and M. F. Dinneen.
St. Mary's German Church, Mar- -shall between 3d and 4th. Rev. Willi- bald Baumgartner, O. S. B., Rev. Ro- man Kirchner, O. S. B.
St. Patrick's Church, 25th between Broad and Grace ; Rev. Patrick Don- ohue ; Rev. John L. Tiernan, As- sistant.
Sacred Heart, Short corner Floyd ; Rev. H. J. Cutler.
Christian.
Seventh-Steet, corner 7th and Grace streets.
Marshall-Street, 919 Marshall W .; Rev. L. A. Cutler.
Twenty-Fifth-Street Chapel, 25th nr. M. ; Rev. W. J. Pettigrew.
Third, 409 26th N .; Rev. E. A. Cole, pastor.
Episcopal.
Christ, 2120 Venable ; Rev. James B. Funsten.
Grace, Main corner Foushee ; Rev. HI. Melville Jackson, rector.
Monumental, Broad near College; Rev. J. B. Newton, rector.
St. James, Marshall corner 5th ; Rev. Joshua Peterkin, D. D .. rector ; Rev. Preston G. Nash, assistant.
St. John's, Broad corner 25th ; Rev. Lewis W. Burton, rector.
St. James, (branch) 514 Denny, Rev. Pike Powers.
All Saints' Grace and Madison ; Rev I. Y. Downman.
St. Paul's. Grace corner 9th ; Rev.
Carmichael, rector; Rev. Charles Minnigerode, D. D., Emeritus rector.
Moore Memorial, Laurel near Main ; Rev. D. F. Sprigg, D. D., rector.
St. Mark's, Ist and Clay ; Rev. T. G. Dashiell, rector.
St. Andrew's, Laurel corner Bever- ley ; Rev. Pike Powers. Rector.
Weddell Memorial, 512 Denny: Rev L. W. Burton . Rev. Pike Powers, as- sistant.
Friends.
Clay between 1st and Foushee, John B. Crenshaw is the only resident min- ister.
Jewish.
Beth Ahaba, 11th between Marshall and Clay ; Rev. Abram Harris, min- ister.
K. K. Keneseth Israel, Mayo near Broad; Rev. Louis Harfeld, minister.
K. K. Beth Shaloom, Mayo near Ross; Jos. Cohen, minister, and Abra- ham Levy. president.
K. K. Sir Moses Montefiore, over 1536 Main E .; Rev. H. Alperin, reader, and Wm. Harrison, president.
Lutheran.
German Evangelical Bethlehem, 6th near Clay; Rev. C. J. Oehlschaeger, pastor.
St. John's German, Marshall corner Sth ; Rev. Paul L. Menzel, pastor.
First English, Grace corner 7th; Rev. J. S. Moser, pastor.
Trinity, 29th and T', Rev George E. Shuly.
Methodist Episcopal.
Broad-Street, Broad corner 10th; Rev. S. S. Lambeth.
Centenary, Grace between 4th and 5th; Rev. J. E. Judkins, D. D.
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Olay-Street, Clay corner Adams Rev. William H. Atwill.
Laurel-Street, Laurel corner Albe. marle ; Rev. W. O. Waggener, pastor.
Park Place. 700 Franklin W. ; Kev. J. Wiley Bledsoe.
Union Station, 24th corner N. ; Rev. James C. Martin.
Trinity, 20th and Broad ; Rev. J. R. Sturgis, pastor.
Nicholson-Street, Rocketts ; Rev. John P. Woodward, pastor.
Elba Park, Marshall between Gra- ham and Hancock.
Non-Sectarian.
Fourth-Street Mission, 719 north 4th; Rev. Johnson H. Sands, pastor.
Presbyterian.
First. Madison corner Grace; Rev. R. P. Kerr.
Second, 5th between Main and Franklin ; Rev. Moses D. Hoge, D. D.
Third, Broad corner 26th : Rev. J. P. Gammon.
Fourth, 907 west Grace ; Rev. J. C. Stewart.
Grace.Street, Grace corner 4th ; Rev. J. Y. Fair.
Westminster Church, west end Cary (no pastor).
Universalist.
First Independent, Mayo between Ross and Broad.
COLORED CHURCHES. Baptist.
First. Broad corner College; Rev. J. H. Holmes.
Second, Byrd and Ist streets ; Rev. Z. B. Lewis.
Third (Ebenezer), Leigh corner Ju- dah; Rev. Richard Wells.
Fourth, P corner 28th ; Rev. Evans Payne.
Fifth. Main near Reservoir; Rev. Daniel Tucker.
Sixth (Mt. Zion), Duval corner St. John ; Rev. John Jasper.
Missionary, 812 Moore ; Rev. Ellis Watts.
Wesley Chapel, corner Richard and 17th ; Rev. R. B. Ward.
Rising Mt. Zion, Graham street, Rocketts; R-v. Abraham Cross.
Fifth-Street, Fifth and Jackson ; Rev. Albert P. Dunbar.
Mt. Tabor, Woodville ; Rev. C. C. Fegans.
Mt. Calvary, 112 Nicholson ; Rev. Archer Ferguson.
Catholic.
St. Joseph's-707 1st N. Rev. J. P. Fahey.
Episcopal.
St. Philip's-Leigh, cor. St. James. St. John's-622 N. 28th.
Methodist.
Leigh Street-Leigh, near Adams. Rev. W. W. Brown.
Third Street-614 3d. Rev. E. F. Bolden.
Asbury-25th, near N. Rev. D. L. Washington.
CEMETERIES.
Hollywood-Cherry, between Spring and Albemarle, James O'Keefe, Su- perintendent.
Oakwood-North end Oakwood av- enue, William Dickerson, Superin- tendent.
St. John's Burying Ground-25th and Broad, A. Graffigna, Superintend- ent.
Mt. Calvary Catholic Cemetery- John McGeary, Superintendent.
Old Catholic Cemetery-Near Me- chanicville Turnpike, John Paptistelo, Sexton.
Shockoe Hill Cemetery-North end 31. R. W. Carter, Superintendent.
Hebrew Burying Ground -Adjoin- ing City Almshouse.
Jewish Cemetery-Near Oakwood Cemetery'
Colored Persons' Burying Grounds.
Ham-Extreme N. end St. James.
Union Sycamore-Extreme N. end St. James.
Union Mechanics-Extreme N. end St. James.
NAMES OF STATES.
THEIR ORIGIN-FROM WHENCE DE- RIVED.
Alabama was so called in 1814 from its principal river, meaning "Here we rest."
Arkansas was so called in 1812, from its principal river. An Indian name. Popular name, the Bear State.
California, a Spanish word, and named from an arm of the Pacific Ocean. Popular name, the Goldex State.
Colorado, a Spanish word, meaning red. Popular name, the Rocky Moun- tain and Silver State.
Connecticut was so called from the Indian name of its principal river. Connecticut is a Mocheakennew word, signifying long river. Popular name, the Nutmeg or Free Stone State.
Delaware was so called in 1703, from Delaware Bay, on which it lies ,
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and which received its name from Lord de la Ware, who died in this hay. Popular name, the Blue Hen, or Dia- mond State.
Florida was so called by Juan Ponce de Leon in 1752, because it was dis- covered on Easter Sunday. Spanish, Pascua Florida.
Georgia was so called in 1732, in honor of King George II.
Illinois was so called in 1809, from its principal river. The word is said to signify "the river of men." Pop- ular name, the Sucker, or Prairie State.
Indiana was so called in 1809 from the American Indians. Popular name, the Hoosier State.
Iowa was so called from its princi- pal river. Indian name, meaning . the sleepy ones." Popular name, Hawk- eye State.
Kansas is an Indian name, meaning "the smoky water."
Kentucky was so called in 1792, from its principal river. Popular name, the State of the Dark and Bloody Ground.
Louisiana was so called in honor of Louis XIV, of France. Popular name, the Creole State.
Maine was so called as early as 1623. from Maine, in France, of which Henrietta Maria, Queen of England, was at that time proprietor. Popu- lar name, the Lumber or Pine Tree State.
Maryland was called in honor of Henrietta Maria, Queen of Charles I, in his patent to Lord Baltimore, June 30. 1632.
Massachusetts was so called from Massachusetts Bay, and that from the Massachusetts tribe of Indians, in the neighborhood of Boston. The tribe is thought to have derived its name from the Blue Hills of Milton. have learnt," said Roger Williams, "that the Massachusetts were 80 called from the Blue Hills." Popular name, the Bay State.
Michigan was so called in 1802, from the Lake on its border. Popular name, the Wolverine State.
Minnesota is also an Indian word, meaning "the whiteish water."
Mississippi was so called in 1800 from its western boundary. Missis- sippi is said to denote the whole river -i. e., the river formed by the union of many. Popular name, the Bayou State.
Missouri was so called in 1823, from its principal river. An Indian name, meaning .. Muddy Water."
Nevada is a Spanish word, meaning "white with snow."
New Hampshire was the name given to the terrirory conveyed by the Ply- mouth Company to Captain John Ma- son, by patent, November 7, 1629, with reference to the patentee, who was Governor of Portsmouth, in Hampshire, England. Popular name, the Granite State.
New York was so called in 1664, in reference to the Duke of York and Albany, to whom the territory was grante", by the King of England. Popular name, the Empire or Excel- sior State.
New Jersey was so called in 1664. from the island of Jersey on the coast of France, the residence of Sir George Carteret, to whom the territory was granted.
Carolina was so called by the French in 1564, in honor of King Charles IX of France. Popular name of South Carolina. the Palmetto State; of North Carolina, the Old North or Turpentine State.
Ohio was so called in 1802, from its southern boundary river. Popular name, the Buckeye State. Meaning of the word Ohio, "beautiful."
Pennsylvania was so called in 1681, after William Penn. Popular name, the Keystone State.
Rhode Island was so called in 1664, in reference to the Island of Rhodes. in the Mediterranean. Popular name, Little Rhody.
Tennessee was so called in 1796, from its principal river. The word Tennessee is said to signify a carved spoon. Popular name, the Big Bend State.
Texas, a Spanish word applied to the republic. Popular name, the Lone Star State.
Vermont was so called by the in- habitants in their Declaration of Inde- pendence, January 16, 1777, from the French verd mont, the Green Moun- tain State.
Virginia was so called in 1584, after Elizabeth, the Virgin Queen of Eng- land. Popular name, the Old Domin- ion or Mother of Presidents.
West Virginia, so called after Vir- ginia.
Wisconsin was so called from its principal river. Indian name, mean- ing "wild rushing river."
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UNITED STATES POST OFFICES
IN NORTH CAROLINA, Revised and Corrected from the Latest Official Report. Those marked with * are Money Order offices.
A
Allreds,
Montgomery Robeson
Aaron,
Mitchell
Alma,
Abbottsburg
Bladen
Alpha,
Abbott's Creek,
Davidson
Altamaha,
Rowan Allamance Buncombe
Abells,
Johnston
Alto,
Aberdeen,
Moore
Aman's Store,
Onslow
Abernethy,
Iredell
A mantha,
Watauga
Abshers,
Wilkes
Amboy,
Chowan
Accommodate,
Rutherford
Ames,
Union
Acresville,
Beaufort
Amity Hill,
Iredell
Acton,
Buncombe
Ammon,
Bladen
Adams Mills, Addie,
Jackson
Andrews,
Burke
Adelaide,
Rockingham
Angeline,
Henderson
Adley,
Wilkes
Angle,
Wayne
Advance,
Davie
Angola,
Onslow
Affinity,
Robeson
Anneta,
Hertford
Afton,
Warren
Ansonville,
Anson
Aho,
Watauga
Antioch,
Robeson
Ai,
Person
Antonia,
Cumberland
Alasko,
Harnett
Apex,
Wake
Albemarle* (ch),
Stanly
Apple Grove,
Ashe
Albertson,
Duplin
Appletree,
Greene
Alderman,
Cumberland
Aquone,
Macon
Alexander,
Buncombe
Aarapahoe,
Pamlico
Alfordsville,
Robeson
Arcadia,
Davidson
Alfred,
Robeson
Archdale,
Randolph
Algood,
Yadkin
Archer Lodge,
Johnston
Alice,
Buncombe
Arcola,
Warren
Alleghany,
Madison
Arden,
Buncombe Nash
Allemance,
Guilford
Argo,
Allensville,
Person
Argyle,
Cumberland
Allenton,
Robeson
Arlington,
Mecklenburg
Allenton Ferry, Montgom'ry
Armfield,
Iredell
All Healing,
Gaston
Armour,
Columbus
Allison,
Caswell
Arnold,
Davidson
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Union
Anderson's Store,
Caswell
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Arnt,
Catawba
Bandy,
Catawba
Asbury,
Montgomery Brunswick
Bangor,
Wake
Ashe,
Ashboro* (ch),
Randolph
Bannerman's,
Pender
Asheville* (ch),
Buncombe
Banner's Elk,
Watauga
Ashford,
McDowell
Barclaysville,
Harnett
Ash Hill,
Surry Caswell
Barnard,
Madison
Ashley,
Ashe
Baruardsville,
Buncombe
Ashpole,
Robeson
Barnes' Store,
Wilson
Ashton,
Pender
Barnesville,
Robeson
Aspen Grove, Rockingham
Barnitz,
Chowan
Athens,
Robeson
Bason,
Rockingham
Atlantic,
Carteret
Bass,
Sampson
Auburn,
Wake
Bat Cave,
Henderson Beaufort
Aulander,
Bertie
Baton,
Caldwell
Aurelian Springs,
Halifax
Battleboro,*
Nash
Aurora,
Beaufort
Battle Ground,
Guilford
Austin,
Wilkes
Bay,
Tyrrell
Autro,
Cleveland
Bayboro (ch),
Pamlico
Avery,
Mitchell
Beaman's X Roads.
Averysboro,
Harnett
Sampson
Avery's Creek, Buncombe
Beam's Mills,
Cleveland
Avilla,
Alexander
Bean Shoals,
Yadkin
Avoca,
Bertie
Bear Poplar,
Rowan
Avon,
Dare
Bear Wallow,
Henderson
Ayden,
Pitt
Beaseley Hill,
Johnston
Ayr,
Rutherford
Beattie's Ford,
Lincoln
Beaufort* (c h),
Carteret
B
Beaumont,
Chatham
Bagley,
Johnston
Beaver Creek,
Ashe
Bain,
Davidson
Beaver Dam,
Union
Baird's Creek,
Pamlico
Beck,
Wake
Bakersville (c h),
Mitchell
Beach,
Buncombe
Bald Creek,
Yancey
Beebald,
Madison
Baldwin,
Ashe
Beech Creek,
Watauga
Ballentine's Mills,
Wake
Bee Log,
Yancey
Balsam,
Jackson
Begonia,
Gaston
Balsam Grove,
Belcross,
Camden
Transylvania
Belew Creek Mills, Forsyth
Bamboo,
Watauga
Bell,
Buncombe
Bandana,
Mitchell
Bellevoir,
Chatham
Augusta,
Davie
Bath,
Barker,
Jackson
Ashland,
Bank's,
Wake
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POST-OFFICES-NORTH CAROLINA.
Bell's Ferry,
Pitt
Blackmer,
Rowan
Belmont,
Gaston
Black Mountain, Buncombe
Belo,
Surry
Blackwells,
Caswell
Belvidere,
Perquimans
Black wood,
Orange
Belwood,
Cleveland
Bladenboro,
Bladen
Benaja,
Rockingham
Blaine,
Montgomery
Benham,
Wilkes
Bland,
Sampson
Bennett,
Anson
Bliss,
Surry
Bensalem,
Moore
Blocker's
Cumberland
Benson,
Johnston
Bloomington, Stanly
Bentley,
Alexander
Blount's Creek,
Beaufort
Bentonville,
Johnston
Blowing Rock,
Watauga
Berea,
Granville
Blue Ridge,
Henderson
Berlin,
Ashe
Blue Wing,
Granville
Berry,
Rockingham
Bluff,
Madison
Best,
Buncombe
Boaz,
Chatham
Beston,
Wayne
Boiling Springs, Cleveland
Beta,
Jackson
Boilston,
Henderson
Bethania,
Forsyth
Bolton,
Columbus
Bethany,
Davidson
Bonus,
Jones
Bethel,
Pitt
Boomer,
Wilkes
Bethel Hill,
Person
Boone (ch),
Watauga
Bethlehem,
Hertford
Booneville,
Yadkin
Beulaville,
Duplin
Border,
Orange
Beverly,
Anson
Bosley,
Gates
Big Creek,
Stokes
Bostick,
Rutherford
Big Falls,
Alamance
Bostick's Mills, Richmond
Big Laurel,
Madison
Bosts' Mills,
Cabarrus
Big Lick,
Stanly
Bowden's,
Duplin
Big Oak,
Moore
Bowie's Creek,
Harnett
Big Pine,
Madison
Bowles, Wilkes
Big Ridge,
Jackson
Bowling, Durham
Big Rock,
Granville
Bowman's Bluff, Henderson
Big Spring,
Jackson
Box,
Wake
Bilesville,
Stanly
Boyd, Rockingham
Bingham School,
Orange
Boyett, Wilson
Birdtown,
Swaine
Bradley's Store,
Harnett
Bismarck,
Johnston
Bradshaw, Orange
Bizzell,
Wayne
Bragg,
Richmond
Blackburn,
Catawba
Branch's Store, Duplin
Black Creek, Wilson
Brayville, Chatham
Black Jack,
Pitt
Brevard (ch),*Transylvania
Black man Mills, Sampson
Brick Church,
Guilford
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Bridgeport,
Stanly
Bug Hill,
Bridgewater,
Burke
Bulla,
Columbus Randolph
Brier Creek,
Wilkes
Bull Head,
Greene
Briggsville,
Madison
Bunch,
Randolph
Brights Creek,
Polk
Bunn's Level,
Harnett
Brighton,
Mitchell
Bunyon,
Beaufort
Brindletown,
Burke
Burcham,
Wilkes
Bringle's,
Davidson
Burdett,
Mecklenburg
Brinkland,
Bladen
Burgaw (ch),
Pender
Brinkleyville,
Halifax
Burgess,
Perquimans Alamance
Brittain,
Rutherford
Burningtown,
Macon
Britts,
Robeson
Burnesville (ch),
Yancey
Broad River,
McDowell
Busbee,
Buncombe
Broad Shoals,
Alexander
Bushnell,
Swain
Broadway,
Moore
Bushy Fork,
Person
Brodie,
Warren
Butler,
Rutherford
Brompton,
Bladen
Buxton. Dare
Brooks,
Buncombe Vance
Bynums,
Chatham
Brower's Mills,
Randolph
Byrd,
Wilkes
Brown Mountain,
Stokes
C
Randolph
Cabintown, Haywood
Brown's Store, Randolph
Cagle's Mills, Montgomery
Brown's Summit, Guilford
Cairo,
Anson
Brownsville, Granville
Calabash,
Brunswick
Brummetts Creek, Mitchell
Calahaln, Davie
Brunswick,
Randolph
Caldwell Institute, Orange
Brunt, Cumberland
Caldwell's, Mecklenburg
Brush Creek,
Chatham
Caledonia,
Moore
Brushy Mountain, Wilkes
Calhoun, Transylvania
Bryson, Cherokee
Calico,
Pitt
Buchanan,
Granvilie
California Creek, Madison
Buckhorn,
Cumberland
Calvert, Transylvania
Buckland,
Gates
Camden (ch),
Camden
Buck Shoals,
Yadkin
Cameron,
Moore
Buena Vista,
Duplin
Campbell,
Stokes
Buffalo Cove, Caldwell
Camp Call,
Cleveland
Buffalo Ford, Randolph
Camp Creek,
Burke
Buffalo Paper Mill,
Cana,
Davie
Cleveland
Candler,
Buncombe
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Brown Creek,
Union
Byrdsville,
Columbus
Brown's Cross Roads,
Byarsville,
Cleveland
Brookston,
Bristol,
Ashe
Burlington,
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POST-OFFICES-NORTH CAROLINA.
Candor,
Cane Creek,
Montgomery Chatham Yancey
Ceffo, Celo,
Person Yancey Randolph Guilford
Cane River, Canto,
Buncombe
Cape,
Randolph
Centre Grove,
Person Franklin
Capell's Mills,
Richmond
Centreville,
Caraway,
Randolph
Cerro Gordo,
Columbus Columbus
Carbonton, Moore
Chadbourn,
Carleton,
Johnston
Chalk, Gaston
Carlisle,
Davidson
Chalk Level,
Harnett
Carlos,
Cumberland
Chambers,
Burke
Carpenter, Gaston
Carriers Springs, Buncombe Carson's Creek,
Transylvania
Carter's Mills,
Moore
Carthage* (ch),
Moore
Charlotte* (ch),
Mecklenburg
Charm,
Robeson
Cheeks,
Randolph
Cashier's, Jackson
Castalia, Nash
Cherry Grove, Caswell
Castoria, Greene
Cherry Lane, Alleghany
Cataloochee,
Haywood
Cherryville, Gaston
Catawba,*
Catawba
Chesterfield, Burke
Catfish
Catawba
Chestnut,
Catawba
Catherine Lake,
Onslow
Chestnut Ridge, Yadkin
Cathey,
Jackson
Chicod,
Pitt
Cavenaugh,
Duplin
Chimney Rock, Rutherford
Cedar,
Bladen
China Grove, Rowan
Cedar Cliff,
Alamance
Chinquapin,
Duplin
Cedar Creek,
Cumberland
Chocowinity,
Beaufort
Cedar Falls,
Randolph
Christian, Montgomery
Cedar Grove,
Orange
Chronicle,
Catawba
Cedar Hill,
Anson
Chublake,
Person
Cedar Mountain,
Churchill,
Warren Davidson
Cedar Point,
Carteret
Cilley,
Caldwell
Cedar Rock,
Franklin
Clara,
Stokes
Cedar Run,
Alexander
Clarendon,
Columbus
Cedar Valley,
Caldwell
Clark's Mills,
Moore
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Carmel,
Montgomery
Chandler's Grove,
Montgomery
Chapanoke, Perquimans
Chapel Hill,* Orange
Charity, Yadkin
Charleston (ch) Swain
Cary,
Wake
Casar, Cleveland
Cases,
Rockingham
Cherokee, Swain Cherryfield, Transylvania
Castle Hayne, New Hanover
Central Falls, Centre,
Transylvania
Cid,
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Clarkton,
Bladen
Concert,
Ashe
Clay Fork,
Cumberland Johnston
Concord* (ch),
Cabarrus
Clayton,*
Conetoe,
Edgecombe
Clear Creek,
Cabarrus
Connelly's Springs, Burke
Clear Run,
Sampson
Conover, Catawba Yadkin
Cleone,
Union
Conway, Northampton
Cleveland,
Rowan
Cool Spring, Iredell
Cleveland Mills, Cleveland
Coopers,
Buncombe
Clifton,
Ashe
Copal Grove, Stanly
Clingman,
Wilkes
Copeland,
Surry
Clinton* (c h),
Sampson
Corapeake,
Gates
Clio,
Iredell
Corbett,
Caswell
Closs,
Lenoir
Cornelia, Cumberland
Clotho,
Transylvania
Cottonville, Stanly
Cloudland,
Mitchell
Councils Station,
Bladen
Clover Orchard, Alamance
County Line,
Davie
Clyde,
Haywood
Cove, Craven
Coahoma,
Lenoir
Cove Creek,
Haywood
Coakley,
Edgecomb
Covenant,
Randolph
Cobb's,
Cherokee
Covington, Richmond
Coburn's Store,
Union
Cowan's Ford, Mecklenburg
Coddle Creek,
Cabarrus
Cowarts,
Jackson
Cody,
Surry
Coxville,
Pitt
Coharie,
Sampson
Crab Tree,
Haywood
Cogdell,
Wayne
Craig,
McDowell
Coinjock,
Currituck
Cranberry,
Mitchell
Coleraine,
Bertie
Craven,
Rowan
Coleridge,
Randolph
Crawford,
Macon
Cole's Store,
Randolph
Creedmore,
Granville
Colfax,
Guilford
Creek,
Warren
Collettsville,
Caldwell
Creeksville,
Northampton
Collier,
Person
Creston,
Ashe
Collinsville,
Polk
Creswell,
Washington
Colly,
Bladen
Cricket,
Wilkes
Columbia (c h),
Tyrrell
Croatan,
Craven
Columbia Factory,
Croft,
Mecklenburg
Randolph
Cronly,
Columbus
Columbus* (ch),
Polk
Crooms,
Columbus
Comet,
Ashe
Crossing, Catawba
Comfort,
Jones
Crossnore, Mitchell
Como,
Hertford
Cross Roads Church,
Company Mills,
Guilford
Yadkin
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Clemmonsville,
Davidson
Conrad's,
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POST-OFFICES-NORTH CAROLINA.
Cross Rock,
Madison
Debruhl's,
Crouse,
Lincoln
Deep Creek,
Crowder's Creek,
Gaston
Deep River,
Crowell's,
Halifax
Deep Run,
Crumpler,
Deerfield,
Crystal,
Ashe Guilford Rutherford Cherokee
Dehart,
Culberson,
Delaplane,
Cullasaja,
Macon
Delight,
Cleveland
Culler,
Stokes
Delmont,
Henderson
Cullowhee,
Jackson
Delphi,
Alleghany
Cumberland, Cumberland
Delta,
Sampson
Cunningham,
Person
Demia,
Buncombe
Curriersville,
Moore
Democrat,
Buncombe
Currituck C H,
Currituck
Dennysville,
Guilford
Curtis Mills,
Alamance
Denton,
Davidson
Custer,
Rutherford
Denver,
Lincoln
Cypress Creek,
Bladen
Depot,
Haywood
Cyrus,
Onslow
Derita,
Mecklenburg
D
Devotion,
Surry
Dabney,
Vance
Dewdrop,
Pender
Daisy,
Forsyth
Dial,
Cumberland
Dallas* (ch),
Gaston
Diamond Hill,
Anson
Dalton,
Stokes
Dickinson,
Harnett
Danbury (ch),
Stokes
Dike,
Polk
Darby,
Wilkes
Dillard,
Stokes
Dark Ridge,
Watauga
Dillingham,
Buncombe
Darlington,
Rutherford
Dills,
McDowell
Davenport,
Mecklenburg
Dillsboro,
Jackson
Davidson College*
Dimsdale,
Polk
Mecklenburg
Dismal,
Sampson
Davidson's River,
Dixie,
Mecklenburg
Transylvania
Dobag,
Yancey
Davis,
Carteret
Dobbersville,
Wayne
Dawson's Cross Roads,
Dobson (c h),
Surry
Halifax
Dockery,
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