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Tur RESIGNATION OF Mr.. II. D. WHIT
coxn, ENGINEER JAME$RlvEn IMPROVE
wrxr.--I.ast winter, Mr.. II. ID. WhitcomD,
engineer OF the Jamcs-Rlver Improvement
on the part Of the city, rendered his resig-
nation 10 Che committee, and 1t was laid on
the table. Not until last week was the mat
ter taken up, Mr.. Whitcomb happening In
Richmond from his western work. IL was
then acccpted, and thereupon the commit
tee addressed him the following letter:
/" Manor H. d. WhifcOnlb, Engineer James
River improvement on Behdg OF the cay
of Richmond:
"Dear Sir,--Thc Committee on James
River Improvement, approaching your val
uable services, desire TO express TO you
their regret at having TO accept your resig-
nation as the engineer OF the James-River
imurpyement, and can assure you they feel
that your retiring from the position Is
great loss TO the city. The committee iuI-
tber desire 10 say that they will elect SUI
ncr;ntendent under the provisions OF an
ordinance O; the city Of Richmond who
will he I'm perfect accord with you. whose
duty il viii he to look after the city's in
tercst and the repair OF the machinery
and tucs. The committee would most re-
spectrum! request YOU W NAVE % i"i
YOU can, general supervision over the
Improvement, and to look as heretofore
after the interest of the city in the said I'M
proyement; aud should the time arrive
when it should be to your interest to return
TO the improvement the committee woulo
be most glad to see you elected as engineer
| OF the James River improvement on behalf
Of the city of Richmond"
| h.,g f.lnpfp1 Canfnln TIM
ningham superintendent.
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PROPOSALS.
CITY ENGINEERS OFFICER
RIcSioND. VA. June :, 1852.
NOTICE TO BRICKMASONS.

a
SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received at this Office until
TUESDAY. BOTH INSTANT,
at 6 o'clock p. VI. for the CONSTRUCTION OF
THE FOLLOWING SEWERS:
Grace street from Twcnty-nflh 20 Twenty-scycntl
street, q Inches by "a inches, egg shape;
Twcnty-iifih street from y 10 street, 10 inches
by "a inches, egg shape
Eighteenth street from Broad 60 Marshall street
20 inches by 80 inches, egg shape:
Eighteenth street from Marshall 20 Ncnable street.
16 Inches by 81 inches egg shape;
Fourth street between Duyal and Baker streets Ia
Preston street, 90 inches by 80 inches, egg
shape:
Third street from Jackson t. Baker street, 20
inches by 30 inches, egg shape;
Munford street from Broad TO Marshall street 1C
inches by "a inches, cgg shape;
Grace street from Harrison 10 Ryiand street, g
inches by "a inches, egg shape;
Broad and Seventeenth streets 10 Chesapeake and
Ohio depot, 30 inches by 80 inches egg shape
Inlet Ninth beyond NJ street.
Specifications can be seen by applying &C this
Office.
Any bidder who shall fail after one weeks notice
being given of the acceptance Of his bio 10 furnish
The required security shall forfc, his claim 10 Tia,
work.
The Committee on Streets reserves the right "a
rejcctany all proposals and 10 give the contract
separately for each portion Of the work.
". L. CUTsHAW,
ie 9-dfd City Engineer.
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AUCTION sALEs-FatHre Dsys:
By Gmbbs 4 williams, Ancuoneers'
~ A rorf,, Eleventh street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF STORE RI;
" on RANKIN NEAk firrD DpSin
STREET, BRICK DWELLsNMo vtN.r pn nCf.D
NEtE EIGHTEENTH STILL, rDnn
FRAMED HOUSES ON JAY NEAh SE'n f;N,
TEESTIi srIEET, AND a LOT On ~
CIIANAN NEAR JAY sTkEbI, Al 49,
TIoN'-in execution OF DEGREES OF klchmond
fhancory rourt entered In the cause oil f'rddy re-.
Gilman, &C.. the commissioners thcfcp1 iespec-
lively appointed viii sell by auctlon' on the pfeh'-
iscs respectively. on $40
FRIDAY. JUNE 16, 1882,
BEGINNING ut O'Clock. In the order nsiheu oe'o"'
the following REAL EsTATE--to WI. -, -, 4,
l. BRICK STORk No. 1914: on tnr nor 'a' s i
Of Franklin street 1ctwcen fiitecn,n anu siA-
tenth streets, Icy by ~ feet occup'e" oy 'ir' L'
3. BRiCK DWELLING. No. 1920, on The norI.
side OF Broad between seventeenth anu bIRh.eent.'
streets, 2Ok by 40 feet. occupied by proinp'-p1y
Ing tenants at very large percentage on the price
the property will probably sell ior, -,o
3. FOUR FRAMED TENEMENIs, NOS ~ w,
1912, IVA, and l7l6. on the north sluc OF oay
street between Seventeenth and Buchanan streets:
They viii be sold separately, with the privilege "'
4. VACANT LOT on the west side Of buchanan
street between Jay and Cedar streets, beginning
As feet north Of JAY and fronting SO by 100 feet
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance NJ SIX Twelve
and eighteen months for notes, with Interest andcd
and title retained. JOSEPH L. PRlDDl,
GEORGE i. HAW,
Spccial Commissioners.
GRRpBs & WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs. te
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OFFICE or CITY SUIT. or SCnooLS,}
SOJ MARSHALL STREET, {
RtCIINoSp "a. Juno 10. 1852.

OFFICE or CITY SUIT. OF ScIooLS,}
S0j MARSHALL sTRLET, {
RICHMOND, VA. June 10, 1857.
DUBLIC EXAMINATIONS IN THE
J. COLORED PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Except the Richmond Colored Normal SchooD
will be held on
MONDAY. JUNE 12TU,
from 10 O'Clock a. NJ. to 2 o'clock NJ: and In the
PUBLIC WHITE SCHOOLS Except the Rich
monI High SCHOOL, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 18TH,
from 10 o'clock A. NJ. 20 II O'Clock NJ.
Parents and friends Of the pupils are cordially
invited to attend.
All the District Schools will be closed by the
School Board Committee on WEDNESDAY ,June
I4th. Parents aud friends of the pupils are not
expected to DC present.
The commencement Of the RICHMOND HIGH
SCHOOL will, Be held at the Richmond Theatre ON
TUESDAY, JUNE 18TH. Al O'CLOCK j. NJ.
The commencement of the RICHMOND coll
ORCD NORMAL SCHOOL viii be held st the
Second Baptist church (coloredI, corner of Second
and Byrd streets. on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14TH. 1T O'CLOCK i. al.
L. NJ. GARNETT,
ic1l-2t superintendent City schools.
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AUCTION 4ALES...Futurc Days.
~~~~~-~~~e-~~S~~~
by William II. Lyme Il Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
lll3 Main street.
rJ,RJSTEE'S SALE OF THE VERY
VALUABLE AND BEAUTIFUL
SUBURBAN PLACE OF TEN ACRES,
WITH IMPROVEMENTS,
LYING BETWEEN
BROAD AND FRANKLIN STREETS
CONTINUED, FRONTING ON BOTH, WITHIN
AQUARTER OF A MILE OF THE CITY,
AND
IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE THE
FAIRGROUNDS
OF THE STATE AGRICULTURAL. SOCIETY,
BY AUCTION.

BY virtue Of 4 deed Of trust from NJ. l.. Gucrrant.
trustee. and others. 10 James 4. HichardsOn thus
tee, bearing date The 10th Of June. 1880, and If
record I'm the clerks Office OF IlenricO County
Court. In -. y. l0j, page ~. default having been
made In the payment Of the debt thereby secured,
and being required 10 do 10y the beneficiary
therein, the undersigned. executor Of james \.
Richardson. deceased, viii sell by public auction.
on the premises, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1882,
at G o'clock =. ~. the REAL ESTATE described
IN said deed. and located rs abuNc- consisting oi
TEN ACRES or BEAUTIFUL. ELEVATED
AND HlGULY-IMPKONED LAND, extending
(within parallel lincsl through from The continue
ton Of Broad street To The continuation 81 Frank
lin street. and having front on each Of COS feet
a plat OF which can he seen at the Office OF th'
auctoneers. The buildings consist If q NEAT
FRAME COTTAGE RESIDENCE. containing
about nine rooms, needing only small outlay fOI
repairs: several smallsr dwellings. yielding good
rental: good stable; hen-hOusc, &c: two wells OF
excellent water on the prcnlscs large yard with
fine grove Of oaks, and Ornamented with box and
other shrubbery; orchard with variety Of fruit
SC.
ViIcd. rs may stem best at time OF sale: and 10,
beautiful and healthtl location. and The certainty
of IT., carly and constant increase In value with Tho
continued growth of the city In that direction
render IL very desirable either for occupancy Is
home or rs an Investment.
TERMS. by consent 0f IN parties: Oac fourth
cash The residue by negotiable notes AZ six, twelve
and eighteen months. Win Interest added. and se-
cured by adced Of trust. JAMES u. ELAN.
Executor Of James 4. Richardson, deceased.
". II. LYME e CO.. AuCfiOucerg. ic .
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CITY ENGINEER's 0FFIcE,l
RICHMOND, VA, June 8. 1882. !
NOTICE TO STONE-PAVERS.
SEALED PROPOSALS
will bc received 1T this Office until

SEALED PROPOSALS
will IN received at this Office until
TUESDAY, GOTH ISsTAST,
at O'Clock i. NJ, for furnishing ali materials and
laying
PREPARED GRANITE BLOCK PAVING
on Main street from Fourteenth to Eighteenth
street. and also on Shockoc slip.
The bidders must furnish samples OF the stones
TO he usec showing first, second, and third quality
blocks.
Specifications can be seen by applying at this
Office
The Copmi.ec on Streets reserves the right to
reject sny or all proposals. offered.
w. L. CUTslIAw,
je 9-dtd City Engineer.
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POLICE CoURT.-The following case.
were disposed OF yesterday:
Lee Smith (wMte) and Cornelius Richard.
son and Benjamin Tabb lcolored), charged
will being drunk, were fined Il each.
Robert Jefferson (colored), charged with
bciky disorderlg in the market, was fined
O..
Ellen Updike, charged with stealing S2I
in Caited States currency, the property OF
j. j. Johnson, was discharged.
William ID. 1rby, charged with assault.
ing and striking j. G. Epps, was fined So
Thomas Sager (colorcd), charged with
being a person OF unsound mind, WI.
committed 10 jail TO await the action OF a
commission of lunacy.
Maria johnson (cotored), charged witk
being drunk and disoyderly in the street,
was fined 81
Ned Austaa (colorsd), charged with
having IN his possession one lot CT chickens,
supposed 10 have been stolen, the property
OF some person unknown. Costinued
until tomorrow.
X. p. Mosby, charged wsh being drunk,
was fined 81.
James Hodges scolorcd). charged with
fighting and creating distss bance In the
STREET, was fined e..
Dennis Dolan, charged with be0g
drunk and lying In the street, was final
81.
Sylvia Robinson (coiored), charged with |
being drunk aud disorderly in the street,
was fined $3.50.
Charles Williams (colored), charged with
'eing disorderly In the street, was fined
2.
Ben. Davis (co,ored) charged with as
quilting and beating Rebeeca Burwell, was
ned %.
Leona Smith, charged with being drunk,
rs fined 81.
J. L. Rousleau Was fined $40 for fast !
ding.
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Ey Frank ID. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Agcntsand Auctioneers,
No. HOS Main street.

ERAME COTTAGE, CONTAINING
u -FOUR Rooms. WITH LARGE BRICK
BUILDING lEORMERLY HUBARD'S FOUN-
DRY IN REAR, ON GROVE AVENUE. Be
IWEEk HARNiE AND PLUM STREETS, AT
AUCTDN.-om
TUESDAY. JUNE 10, 1852,
at g O'Clock T. NJ on the premises, we will sell the
COTTAGE rs above located. now occupied hy Mr.
r. III. Jackson. The lot fronts on south side Grove
avenue, and Immediately opposite the grounds re-
Gently purchased for tho "Old Ladies' Home Bap-
list Church, 60xl99 feet 10 u 20-foot alley. On
The rear OF the lot the LARGE BRICK Build
lNG known as lIUBARDS FOUNDRY fis sitt-
Med, which can he utilized 10 advantage. This
property being Grove avenue, and I'm that part
OF West End which is RAPIDLY enhancing in value
should command the attention of capitalists and
others seeking good investment.
TERMS Very satisfactory, and announced on
DAY OF sale. FRANK ID. HILL & co,
1c9 Auctioneers.
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BY Frank II. Hill & Co.,
Real Estate Auctionecrs,
HOS Main street.

rCHUSTEES SALE OF LARGE NUM-
/ BIER OF BUILDING LOTS on HARNlk
OR BEVERLY STREET. RANDOLPH STREET.
GILBERT STREET, IN HOPEDALE AND
ARLINGTON, IN HE WEST END, WiERE
PROPERTY Is STEADILY INCREASING N
VALULE-SOl!E OF THESE LOTS ARE Dl-
RECTLY IN TIE LINE OF iMPROYEMENI,
AND THREE OF THEM HAVE VI l. l.
FRAME HOUSES TIiEREON.-By virtue Of a
deed of trust dated 2Zd February. 1879. and duly
recorded. and AT The request Of all parties Inter
ostcd, will sell on the premises, on
THURSDAY, JUSE 18TH,
q. ; o'clock L. NJ, i'm the following order-yi,.:
1st-at +. N.-SFNEN LOTS. 3OXl22 feet. ~
southwest corner Of Ilaryc or Beverly street. ono
square from Cary street, and just on the corpora
ton lire.
2I-at 81 p. M.-TlIREE LOTS, 30xl99 feet,
on the south side Of Harvie between Randolph and
Washington stress.
3d-al O'Clock L. N.-rHREE LOTS, SOIL
feet I'm The plan Of Arlington. /ctClle's place
with THREE SMALL FRAME HOUSES thereon.
ftl-at Gf O'Clock L. 1.-Two LOTS. 3ONl5O
feet. on Gilbert street. in lie plan OF iIopedalc,
adjoining Arlington.
* toe above lots have to &c sold, and the owner
IS willing To make grca sacrifice, bargains can
be had.
TERMS One fourth cash; balance at six, twelve,
ana eighteen months. with interest added.
HENRY g.. CANNON. Trustee.
Sale by FRANk ID. HILL 4 CO.. AuctiOnccrs.
je11
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AUCrToy sALEs-ruturc pays.
by n. b. Chalin & Co.
Real Estate Auctloncers.
Real Estate Auctloncers.
A UCT1ON SALE OF THAT VERY
DESIRABLE AND
CONvENIENTLY-LoCAT
BRICK DWELLING,
NO. 3I3 EAST MAIN STREET;
ALSO,
THOSE TWO NEAT AND COMFORTABLE
FRAME DWELLINGS,
Nos. 3l2 AND 3l4 EAST CARY STREET.

At the request Of the owner we VIII sell by pubic
auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, JUNE Is, 1882,
ut 81 O'Clock l.. NJ, the above described DWELL
lNGS. -,
No. 313 EASTMAN, between Third and Fourth
streets, T. "A FiRST-CLASS BRICK DWELLING.
containing about ten rooms. II Is furnished Win
pas range. hot and cod water, bath. laundry, &C.,
and all in thorough repair. The lot fronts 20 feet
4 Inches on Main street. and has large brick
kitchen, stable, and carriage-house IN rear This
Is irst-class house In ali respects, and located
inst where II Is pleasant and conyeniont to live.
Nos. 3l2 AND 3l4 EAST CARY, between Third
aud Fourth streets are NEAT AND COMFORT
ABLE FRAME DWELLINGS, with about seven
or eight rooms each. besides Kitchens servant ;.
rooms, cOal-houscs. &c, furnished with gas ami
water. The lots front 2 feet each on Cary street
and extend back to an alley. The houses are both
occupied by good tenants az paving rentals.
This sale VIII commence on Main street, ana
should attract the attention of parties seeking dc
sirahie homes or wishing 10 make paying invest
ments.
TERMS: One fourth cash: balance In one, two
and three years for notes with per cent Interest
secured by deeds oftrust and policies Of insurance
X. Il. CHAFfIN & CO.,
&c IL Auctionecrs.
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BY William j. Mcnamara.
Real Estate Agent and Anclioneer.
llOl Bank street next 10 ELEVENTH..

NICE FRAME DWELLING, WITH
~ LARGE LOT, NEWLY FENCED, ON
CHURCH HILL, AT AUCTION.-At the request
OF the owner VIII sell at auction, on tbs prem
iseS, ON
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IA, 1882,
ut 6 +. NJ, the FRAME DWELLING No. SIC
Tbirteth street, between NJ and streets, contain
ing four rooms and Railways, occupied by prompt
paying tenants.
The lot fronts 33 feet on the west line Of Thir-
tieih street, and runs back between parallel lines
40 feet 10 an alley 20 feet Wide. There is wei
Of good water Oh the prcmi-es.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance In six, Twelve,
and eighteen months, with Interest, and secured
Ic est Aucttoneer.
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BY II. l.. staples Il Co..
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOnccrs,
l1O3 Main street.

SALE OF NEAT, SMALL
l. FRAMED DWELLING. No. 52l CATH
ERNIE STREET. BY AICTION.-By virtue Of
a certain decd of trust, dated Jann1ry %. 1881 !,
duly recorded in the Clcrk,s Office of Richmond
Chinccry Court, in ID. u. lis ~, page 80. being
so required by The beneficiary. | shall sell by auc-
ton, on The premises, on
TUESDAY. JUNE 13, 1882,
NJ G o'clock T.. NJ. that LOO OF GROUND. with
the improvements thereon. situate on the south
eastern corner az Smyth and Catherine streets.
fronting on Catherine street - feet inches. and
running back 100 feet 10 an alley 10 feet wide.
Tie improvements consist Of q FRAMED
DWELLING with four rooms and two closets.
and detached kitchen with Two rooms and closet:
hydrant ia the yard Sc.
TERMS: Cash except as TO $500, on which credit
WITH be given 20 January D. 1854, a. per cent.
interest. payable halfycaty: or. at the option or
Che purchaser The whole may DC paid In cash.
: +. MCGliEE, Trustee.
III. L. STABLES z Co. Apctioufprs. fa =
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ITO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA
i We beg ~ Offer You our services for the PUR-
CHASE AND SALE OF ALL CLASSES or
BONDS AMI tT0CkS In this and other markets.
Exception facilities for buying, selling, and car
rying VIRGINIA. BONDS. Our ONCE being In the
stock-Exchange f,djlding, all orders receive i'm
mediate attention. Correspondence solicited.
REFERENCES. National Mechanics Bank, West
ern National Bank, bank or Commerce, Howard
Bank. RAMSAY, CLABAUGu & CO.,
Deukcrssnd ufokers, baltimore. I'D
de l6-6m
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Total collectons-For schools s1S1.S1; for As
ISOLATION, S17.6S.
After reading the above reports the AS
ISOLATION was favored with addresses by
the following gentlemen: DR.. Bozeman, Of
Mississippi, Professor Harris and DR..
Hatcher, OF Richmond, and DR.. Lewis, Of
Kentucky.
The next meeting will take place the
second Sunday in July with the Clay-Street
school.
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NO TCIOIIs
The next meeting will be held at Broad.
Street Methodist church on the second
Sunday in July.
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AZ veuable-Strect Baptist church on
sunday morning and night Rev. X. IL.
Pitt, pastor, preached. In the morning
communion was administered, and the
rirht-hand Of fellowship was given TO
four.
AT First Baptist church during the past
wreck one person was received by letter.
At ScvcntE-Strect Christian church IL
The morning one was received by letter.
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BY W. II. Lyme 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
1Il3 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
MOST
ELrGIBLY-LocATED, HANDSOME,
AND ATTRACTIVE
rIiREE-sToRY MODERN BRICK RESIDENCE
NO. 500 WEST FRANKLIN STREET,
BELONGING TO TIE ESTATE OF TIE LATE
JAMES \. RICHARDSON,
BY AUCTION.

In pursuance Of a decree Of the Chancs cry
Court OF the city Of Richmond entered on lhe
25ih day OF Airil. 1852, IN tie suit OF . 10.
hertsou Sc, re. Ricbardson's' EXECUTOR, &c,
the undersigned, special commissioner thereby al-
poin;ed. Will sell by public auction, on the prem-
TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1882,
at G o'clock u NJ, the above-named VALuABLh
RESIDENCE. No. 500. on the north side 81 rank
lin street, between Madison and Monroe strects;
containing about fourteen rooms, cohstfucuu
upon the most approved pl1n In the most suDstili-
tai and convenient manner, having ali tle M
dern improvements, and In PERFECT oraer' haNlns
been built but few years ago. ana WIN lot iront NJ
ing ON by l53 4-l2 feet, ana AN aiie! III ie'r z"
feet wide. -. g., ,ho
The excellent location Of this propcrtyIln rc
very centre of the most fashionable ana dchghtul
portion OF the city, and where the most cleSanl
and costly residences have recently BEEN ana are
now being erected. together with The adinlraD,c
and attractive character of the building aiu prem
iscs-rcndcr this sale one of unusual interest "
parties seeking frst-class residence. Possession
can he had by the 4tb Of August next III desired.
TERMS One third cash residue by nego'iabie
notes at six and twelve months. with Interest ADDED
and title retained until the purchase-inoney ms
Couri j. Il. ELAN.
Special Commissioner.
W H. LYME & CO., AuctionceTs. &c 3
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BAPTIST SUNDAY-SCHooL ASSOCIATION
The monthly meeting OF the Baptist Sun
day-School Association of Richmond and
Manchester was held Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock at Sidney church. Reports from
the following schools were received:
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IRTY-EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE
RICHMOND GRAYs.-The Richmond Grays
celebrated their thirty-eighth anniversary
Yesterday afternoon. Shortly before 3
O'Clock the company left the armory,
and headed by Noelker's band proceeded
to the flats in rear of the almshouse, where
the target-shooling occurred. After a
spirited contest and n fine display of marks
manship on the part of the individual
members the result was announced. rs fol-
lows Best shot, Sergeant Crawford, who
was awarded the company's gold medal {:
second best shot, Sergeant Garrison, gold
brcastpin; third best shot, Private Scott
Gibbs, badge.
The line was then reformed, and the
command, after parading some OF the prin-
cipal streets, returned to the armory,
reaching there about G5 O'Clock, where
they were dismissed.
There were over fifty men in line, and
during the parade they were literally the
observed OF all observers. The company
turned out In their handsome summer uni
forms, and it is safe to say that no finer
body OF citizen soldiery has been seen on
our streets since the war.
About 9 O'Clock last night the company
re.issembled at the armory, and after the
prizes had been delivered to the successful
contestants, the command, with their in.
yited guests, marched into sanger Halle,
where splendid supper had been spread
TO which ample justice was done. Some
time was spent in responding TO toasts, an(
ut a late hour the company dispersed.
The occasion was one OF rare enjoyment
and the Grays have every reason to fee
proud OF their anniversary celebration.
Among the invited guests present wer,
General Asa Rogers, Hon. A.. NJ. Kelley
and Colonel 10. Lane Stern.
A qlarteiic composed OF Messrs. Eng
lish, Reese, Cardozo. and Ramos furnished
some very nice music.
Mr.. Kelley presented the medal to Ser
geant Crawford, and Colonel Stern pre-
scented the other prizes.
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by ". II. lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctiomoers,
11l3 Main street.


TRUSTEES SALE or FARM OF
L ABOUT 2oG ACRES, WITH IMPROVE
MENTs. IN HANOVER COUNTY NEAR asst
LAND. ~ AUCTiOS.-By virtue If % decd of
tust from Charles Il. hinginau and 4. .. Biis,aud
wife. dated the 24th of April. 1850, aui re-
corded In tic clerks Office ~ Hanover County
Court. iu Decd-boOh II. page li3, dciault having
been made in Tie payment Of Tie debt thereby So
cured and be- ng required so 20 90 10y the 'cnetcia-
rs therein SHALL sell by public auction, IN front ~
tie store oi Ncssr-. Cox * LCake, in lie town Of
Ashland. on
WEDNESDAT.JCNE Il, 1852,
nj D o'clock ,. NJ. the REAL ESTATE described
I'm said dccl-tO wit: = TRACT or LAND con-
tanning 2OG4 hCHES, more or less, known us tle
sally ross Farm about three miles west from
Ashlsud. on tie road leading from Ashland O.
Vaughan Scho0l-h0usc, having COMFORTABLE
DWELLING and the usual OutA0uscs thereon, ana
now IN the occupancy of stewart >icklDr, L-v.
TERMS: tu-l us DO expense Of sal and Tie
sum Of S23S.27. with Interest from April "a
1851, and thc sum of f2Jl.76. with Interest from
April "a. 1852 and the residue upon such terms
rs shall lie announced 40 time ot sale
Il. II. CALDWELL, Trustee.
&c 2&f&tdids
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-13
BY Quarlcs 6 McCurdy,
Successors 90 Robert Il. Lyno),
Real Estate Agents, Auctlonecrs, and Brokers,
1919 Main street.

VALUABLE VACANT PROPERTY
LYING IN ROCkETTs, KNOWN As THE
WATTS BRI(k-NARD, 4 y ID ADJOINING
TIE PROPERTY OF THE BALTIMORE
BRICK COMPANY. FOR SALE IN PUBLIC
AUCTIOS.-At The request Of tie owner We Will
offer for sale, upon The premises, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1852,
at $3.50 o'clock =. NJ, the PROPERTY above
mentioned, which contains FIVE ACRES. lying
between the Osborne turnpike ana the Williams
burg road. which can be sub-diy.ded Into building
lots or used rs Il hrick-yard.
Thelp Is upon the property quite 4 large quantity
Of valuable clay. suitable for the manufacture OF
bricks and icrr;i-cotta ware.
TERMS: VIII be very liberal. and made known
AT sale. QUARLES & McCURDY,
jc 9,1OI1&13 Auctloneers.