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PROPOSALS.
PRorS9sIAAIgSI e AgII Egs 2 yIlg gy9 ySss OF

PHorSostas1s4 ots14I ESE SsaE5s aEss pF2SSssENr pa gSE OF
uSrfsS 3asssc, s1ssE Y kssasfr T.. asrss seIgS SJs'S
uas silid 4 N sRr 4 y ~. l: SSs 9Ss
epsnlPsp channel bfiwssn ihs pi,fssi Qicott ifsg
SetMh specifications CAP N p9sfiP a go SR spp
mSa M.iOr Y pssinsss... 0. .si.
DRoPosAIs FOR THE IMPROVEMENT or
LITTLE BODUB HARB0R, MY.
OS'5sR 3sSso, s5oI n HssIssaSr a.rsS ), SIsISt InS
9, spar M 9S,e,s & TgEspAg kP p ~
srss Iier and Sresfssier y Llile sodSs isrBcs. "
sp''nc'"on' can O' 0O!flafs solfs n .yifss;o95sS yifsos
DRoPosAIs FoR THE IMPROVEMENT on
wADDINGTON HAnBoR, MY,
O osRsao, II. r. s2HnSIsiSk March ), I'll
us ,ff sES5SD:.. v si A y n: n; pS; S,
dIeaslns u \. w.ddinstos hsrbot; Esr Yott Sped
n''uOn' can Dc obtained on ys tyEs,p,Ms,p%s;, n %,,sos
MIN Major Of Eusinscn.. Ui TnissS RI s,sles Army.
pRoPosAIs YoR THE IMPRoyRMKNT OF
Il OAK KonoHARD HAnBoRr
.s:S s:i:S no. S ~ SSs s
liz ISof shs1 Sit"fa Ss an g. S.
ms5i dsics Of Eusiuecrt tH Thsd s,sls. S2Sy
DR0POsALs FoR THE IMPROVEMENT OF
Il bT. hAhfB fAIsLB CANAL, MICHIGAN Z.
UFrTED BrATHH EroiNrrR OvTIcHl
ConNER BhU.M AEp JnTlHnsor AvtruE,
p,,,,....,. an prrnorL, sigH Marsh .. lg2l
m u ths Say " Wv hrr H6e is ri tor ~
Improvement of ihe Be Nsfys fliIs Canal Mieh.
, Ior information upon the subiect apply toths un
dersisned' either In person or BY lettss, -,
mhsi BreSet i'm denp III IA
DR0POsALs FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF
OGDENBBURg HARBOR, NY
UffItp brArIa ErgIEErn OfricE.l
QswEao, N. ", March ~, Is5a
Sealed propQsals will be receiyed Al this Ofice
Until u O'clock a m. TyEsDAY, Arril y, is7s, Tor
dredsins At 0siensbun( Harbof, Nev York Speci.
nesaons can be obtained on ,sIgl,s,,ion 90,
mhsi Major Of Ensihse%s., % r. j. !. Army
PROPOSALS. FOR TRANSPORTATION.
oIyrcE CHirY oulnrKnnAsrrn,J
-. DHfAhrnEnr or ImE ouLF,
s.-,-. Nkw 0RLnAns, Ia, March %. is7a y
this once until u o'ciocf n May /, isis Tor The
tranaportation BY wagon or dray. suitable for the
puIpo.e, q all PUBLIC properly WHICH may be re-
guired 10 be hauled In this city and vicinity from
July ], fsIa, 10 June %, fs7a =
All neoeasary information In regard 10 bidding,
regpTiremenis T hs, with blank forms of proposals,
thereto, viii not be considsred. :" '""'O''"'"
Prop?sals 70 be addre..ed 10 The undcrssped, and
marked Proposals for Mexun ITanspYrtslon,N
WILLIAM n HU0HFS
mhb Chief QuArtermanter,
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DRoPosAIs FOR COAL.

,. TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU or ESGRAyISo AND PRINrna,
., - March ~ ls7a \
Sealed proposals. will be received Al thia othee
until 10 o'cloch, a m, MONDAY, the s9fh day IN
April. isI1 for furnishing Ave hundred tEo) IONS ~
run % mine t0eorTe's creek Cumberiand Goal 10
be delivered At such times and places and In such
luantitea. a. may be required. and subject 10 ths
conditions required by Sct Of Consress Approved
popnds 70 the ton, and shall Be Inspected and
Nefhed, and the quantity Of each load certified II
guAlined nndsr the act for that purpois; and that
nspeeted ana wr,s Sesn sS5 t9r sch t3p q coal
by the contractor" '
Propoeals will be considered binding for one weeh
from the 18Th day Of April, lsS, the Department re-
ss5iDs 5, M right to reject ali Or any portion q
No proposals will be entertained unless accom-.
PANIED by aatsfaenry evidence OF ability 10 fulnll
tho eonL1sact nor VIII any payment be made without
the csrtncAte OF the inspector that the coal fur
nished n such a. the contract calls for,
ProIDsals should be addressed and sent 10 the
once Of aEO. b. McCARTEE,
ury Department. mhsl 4 I'm lTJh'tJ
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pRoposALs FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.

oPPIuE OF Posr CoMMIssARY,l
foRr HALL, iDAHp, February !, ls7a 7
.DSs sSs - 6 ss fSs
po,Sloeh: y, JliuhsIAI, Nay l. lsis ioE AZ Tie
Hams. Flour Sait aud Lard required Al this poai
fSr one year II such sss tims q ,he gonmisaary
Details and requireIpents fufpinhed by the under.
sSnedl cory OF the iAttor with thA advertisement
to be attached 10 eaeh proposL oaersd x,va
mh0 Lieut 18th Infy and A. o,B.
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DRoPOsAIs FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF
Il THE HARBOR AT oswEoO, NY.
Un6Ep srATSs ENgIakER oIIIcE.l
Sealed proposals win be received Al this once
until y osi99eh n TUESDAY April . ISIS, for ma.
the new bTeHh water a. osveEot MY. Specifications
JOHN NJ wIISON,
mh3l Major OF Engineers, u. d, Army
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DRoPosALs FOR DRRDGINa IN THE PA
TAPSCO RIVER.

L TAPSco RIVER.
UHITED brATIs ENuIHHEn OFfIcT,l
THInp STORY UsIoE BANK BUILDING,
fAfErTH, MAR CHARLES sThHKr,
. BALrtMonE, ND, March -, l97a
IropoaAls for large amount OF Dredging In the
pAtAIsoo river, balow Fort snry will IL received
Hnhl noon Of AYLil y islS. and opened lmmediAtely
Blank forms, sPeclhoationa and any desired In
formation eau DO had on application ~ this Once
WILLIAM p CRAI0HILL.
mhe9 Major Of Engineers, IT, H. A.
pRoPosAIs FOR COPPER.
NAVY DEPAnrMERr,l
BUREAU of CONSTRUCTIONS AND RKPAIR, y
WAahIR0noH, March II, l6T1 J
N, Sealed proPosalS 20 luInish and deliver a the
NAahinston Navy Yard, on Or before the 18Th Of
AbTil next - oo p9gnds q ingot Copper, daley
sth prQxiPo, at which time the proposals wifi be
opened. Tho proposals. must be Addreaaed TO the
thtI ~ hs Hsfeas " CbHsiraefiOA aHd Rspalr NdpV
L,,parttnsni. Wa,AIagtah, to distinguish thNm from
The copper Will he subject to tho necessary test
hnd inA6eeu9n Of the nrobsr othesTa Of the NRsh.
delivered within the ume specified above, mill
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5U5fSESSSSSSshl.f SSSShl fSaioia5. &fiNoiss HasKR STATES
UsIIEp srATgs cugroM,nousE. cHicAoo. ILL,.l
OTTicE OF FsurERfNrESDEHr, March ", lsl0 !
wRoudHr AND cAsr.inoH WORK
sesled proposals ytl 9H Isoelyed at the once Of
ismlsiins. deli ysrins hitting end pgitns n PlsSe
the wrought and castlron work - exhibited BY the
or n ss saS saef ee
sSa sesoaa aoSrs and SoGf over 'f portioa Si q
Scplss p t6s drawings, .peslhesiion. aud schod,
nls may be bad ON appllcslipp n Lhil oiice d
paf the sorf IN plaes viii 10 isInished ~ The Gov
eminent free Of charge, but VIII bs erected by the
froPos,,Is WI b made " tho PIece. linesl tSc,
f9I ip The schedule. The. work will not be subdi-
srSd IN tSs ssresSts TSS W6os d tss Y ssssisSh is
q. .i Ssi aSoT na:t y ds sTsa ana ~ Is goslos
poeal and the whole work must be completed within
eight months from the date of aeceptahce. -
per eentum until the nnAl oomplst of The con
4 %S;t Gns RS sgRa r
fsssrdsd him. he sIieisnsy 3 he sseariiy . b
as gS1ise sSaf s si sSsss Ssss
the district wherein he resides,
Or Ti1 bsp fUl s' $ e s g
on the printed form. 10 be o6tsined Il this once,
a % ao z bs Hs con- as
ldsTed: neither VIII any preposAi - rsceiyed from
iscsurs p SroSs6t or sssfifeS Soaf. snS md who Who
have not the necessary facilities for getting out the
fToposals will be iBdorsed bids tor iron: work. /"
mhls Buperintendent
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pRoPosAIs FOR FREsH BEBF.


orncr ourrr u PSss, % Q, q. c,.,,Sssnl g, .,.s
s,.,.o sas rs.sg,-S1 q Ss tsp wa
ne pai NY Wy is a;cses'9 sCr I. rps 81
% sny and s y s.n @ .Rs fos ons
I'd ss s :pf%sSs,9s y 5u 5 Gs:;
@ sPgt ..o GafssG ss received for rr,.
bcsf snd Mutt9n fgr ,he same period required At
o"''' 0"'' OauOrf THOMAS WILSON
api Cart and Q. B., aud Byt BRIG G. "a.
PROPOSALS ron BEEF.
orpIvr csrEr Connr OF sup.nr.sct,
az. ss,ls da,g. grgpssrs ,S aPlcsis S Y tsssys9 at
er fSrsSips iSs UsitSd sispsAn siss snS.i!,snts aigs
DeIa{tnsnt with soOd, fsi beef cattle on he 6oGf.
-, AT FORT RANDALL, DIT,
,"S.'a '" ~ &t RiE3lf ISffE i Essfidg II q p..r..
sssssd 70 N ny SaSss%sa.S SISa'qsei ioa Bsei
cSI Az slss,e. ,,' e WA Cattle Including ToI.a and
d,Sr.s s1sesisr r. e s2 q Cattle rsausd
frpm this oes for cai,e, dated PebSary M Va
By suthority of the Dcpsrtmsnt Oesnp.adsr
.pl C.sn and c. T.. III IL ct5H6ss ceI. 66.ssA.
DRoPusALs FOR THE IMPROVEMENT or
SSthdaSSSiSEsf@ StdSSsfETssf HsSfsiiiRl ksb his' M
USLTEp STATE ExqIsEER oyT,oE,l
SeI9ch Ssi l m Sn MoSDkT ,ss .s Ssy " HPri
Rsf6ors, fro'ns W.T. INC following named rivers and
70, n. [ MAcgIss RIVER. NE
reE Known Middle SS'G Ss SirSos SiSss q z NJ. hs
chi.s; apd for the excavation and remo,I q a6osl
q %as nd .. cS8asnins SS. about % cubic yards
CAMDEN HARBoR, NE.
For about $500 cubic yards of dredging.
KENNEBEC RIVER, ME
sss 4 re I. sSSst ussP AZ aeSSosss fSS sss'
sESSG 5 IsbAsD' ,Sa. y W iusD.,u.
20, III, r,nS,,i SoGaESo i, :S,.,,,, RIVER, 4, MH
ledge At the Gull Or tppos SsTroS. ''o' OF 'uhken
For about sSd SShE% iaS,6 nARES3 y.9a. y s. EAss
DUNBURY HARBoR, MASS.
lot about S.oo cubic yards q dredging In South
Psrscns desiring to make proposals for any Of the
spoys w9rn h. srs Regretted % apply 20 The under.
fes fgysnd Mains or a Ho bSIsheS asrr.,
Boston Mss, for .pccihcations and further infor.
. rsauired By the specihcstions aud 30 accom
. Be- IN dapssis ~ s,a,S SrGg9s.l
sh,cn wll T. fsr1ishsd on .Pge.op = this q
gpsnss tSs .ss;S &, ,aSsSsS = before SsSS
| bhe pnderrSned reserves the risht 10 reject All
hids which, in hs opinion, are not reasonable: also
ne BID pf any persons who In his belief Will n1l
t'' eontrae' '''''''ao'oriiy aud propPlS Ps,fST| The
aPi Ia Col Engineers, Byt I,ris. Gen. D. a.
| DkOPOSALS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT or
| l. THE HARDOR AT PUTNEYYILI.R, N Y
UNITED STATES EN0InKEn OTTIcEl
| .,, - OswrQQ. ". Y, March 90 I'm
until d osoSE NJ, ,TuEsbIT xSri y mi ia 9iiiss 9Ss
c9ntin,nns the construction Of the pier II Putncy
WIG, !. y. specifications Gan ke o6tAiped on a.
mhsl M.ior of E,,,,n..,.s sYhh N; WILSON.
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pRoPosAIs FOR sUPPLIKs.

HEADQUARTERS DErAnrnENr or TSxAsJ
OrricE EPunoHtsIsa Conhns'r or BuBafsTENcK, Y
Sealed proposals, ~ Tipllcste, with copy Of thls
adyersement sttaohed, viii Be received az fhis once
and Al tho ofAce Of the Acting Oommissary OF sub
.isenSe scSS m a. sseh en- n hs Ros,s herein n.@ed until z
iivsrips a Austin Rinsx0ld piEr.cfs San Antonio.
and and fS5,s aa,cI bss Toxp sIh C2pebo Rsys' Dun
sii. Indisn 4 II JIsrIit9Iy. Of such quantities of
f1aS, fhg1ThSs sHfEr.
QoRN:NiRAL.
AbiMlSTIsE CANDLES,
BACON, tCiear sidesJ
ViSEdAR .Hr.
as may be required by the Acting Coniinissariez Of
bubeistence y those posts from July l. s7S 70 June
lIt or such less tiine q the Commissary General
OF Subsistence may direct
Bids for Fresh Beef and Mutton will state the price
per POUND, net, both on the hoof and block
Blank forms for proposals., printed conditions 10
mA1ner q dellvery, payment, hind Of packages,
quality qf stores required cto, will be furnished on
Application ~ the undersigned. or ths ActinE Com.
misaArifs Of Subsistence al any OF tho posts named
bAmpl.s Of Al articles. except meata, mnst accom-.
.lE 9ds and 20 o. marked and referred 10 as 70 be
Byorder Of the Dersrtmspi ocmmanacri
Purchasing and DEPOT cOmmissarT Of subsisienee
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GoyEEsMENT SALE oy ooNpEs1EEp
CL9LHIEoi CAMP AID dkRhfs0N

GOYEHNMEhT SALE OF CONDENfgED
" SS%shfseS eSVf6tSIsfPM1sb5Fs 6SsF HaD SiRSis6S fdEs6S
Ssss,ss.Ds, Sss,Ss Ps'ws " 2gsasssssssiasass,} sas.srssss r
hgrh, ibt sommspeips !. y 49, !. ~, 81
fsfm sI'Se " GsSs$ 2 - S,.. cs. SG
IgSs fTSa.e ScsS,.d 9Gss doi Psps gsn'iqt faotu...
Hs,Rs s.Ssss ssSi: g B. 9Gs s s0s srs &sSP sS
I5 s..s H.Sness g Blind Rridiss ato1 Grain Sci.
rSss1i. sis Az sRg si!sS
smiths' wheeirrish Psinters and Tinners tools,
,9 2ss.s .S' q SS 9s ob
renoyea twenty fgur hours sftsr the III.
mia. MAI and eu.rr .. f I. <, I 6.sl sSSSst Ss.ltr
SALE OF MEDICAL SUPPLIES.
A',isrAsr MrYlssL Eynv,yons o,ugr,
psnaiss si gspSt Ebbsss fSS,HsRs G.. sG isss
any III II obi oR bibfos. * shtia0.san tIiaSsns 'a'as' stores
e Ss S.Sss:lls:is Sslslls: tsI:Ssa:iss. Ss.s:iisSi
ais % DYsEcn. sgirb..
I.ss 3, SSlSSFl s,ssSf'
~, 81, 9; = = Ss$ sE sl:s$ s;s!s; ss ,y'..or
g g 9GI,S%!ss22 Gss!ss2 sSsssIis sssss sIs'irf'tt rf'i.st
am o. Iron, sulpbals, pure
LTsf fsis. g ffSS I'm SiSsqf isSssq.fsa SSsISs SgEISssred
'sS Soi I'M iSscss md colOcyu,h. eOmpO-
&: $SE $ ER.. .: Isss,: y N iiss SE.%a .Ga oul..
~ ss91 se1I fiII: fEiI.. sslSls ssEsG aa,rs..
& SGi Dc saSs1S Ss Es,EiS, sd dSg2Ss,sih gs,.s '0"Do'
90sS or Hsnn-, fluid EIiract
l.eis or Zinci Garbonate,
80 quart bottles Cod Liysr 0p ,,
ctytsIn md Medical s,Orefeepsf. s,fSh b. 4 4. PA.
Medicsl puryeyor. nhS
GOvERNMENT SALE.
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TV1fOH OF1zhlA1 TUT VEsI1s
OEIIcH CHIRF QuAnTrRMAsrER,J
- DEPARTMENT. or THE Gully, \
NEW OnLHArs, La, March ~, ts7a. \
Sealed proposala In trtplicate, with copy OF This
Advertisements attached 10 each. will be received At
this once and also Al the Qfiioes of the Acting A.
Department named below, until p O'Clock m, May
l. leI3, for SUPPLYING them monthly, as required,
from July sfs 70 June %, sTi with the following
quantities Of fuel, more or Tess. VI
GOAL.
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,. % %orrlc. Hg.I oyAsrEnssyrsn,, =
There will DO SD st public suction stIort Wal.
lace k.nss. a "A gslock, m, on wEDhlsDAY,
property, consistins u part " the following
shorses.
y single sets harness
| army wnron
" Hgreai coats-cAyalry.
heating stoves,
cooking stoves
n arcs.
10 forks.
sEreat tcoats-.iufantry,
misccllan tools,
The horses onered will be sold separately, and a.
though unsuited for cavalry puriooes are for the
most part good work animAls.
Terms; Cash at time of aale
by authority of Department Comruspder.
..,,s wM y. wEIm0RE,
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wni be sold At public suction. at the store house
States Army, Columbia, South Usro[ns, commenc.
inS q u SsoSs IA n ~ on shs % day n APRIL is
coTpslstins TsI e ~ part e Hons. Tent, Tools. VI
Purchases TO be removed by buyers On DAY u sale.
mhal Lieut.. sth infaniry. 4. NuA
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AS LUCK WOULD HAVE IT.

For an instant Denny Breeze believed that
his last hour had come. .
Tn swim, encountered with all bis clothes
in such a sea as was running, was lmpossl
BILE.
How, then, did Denny escape!
nv the yeriest accident in the world.
At the moment he was lifted from the
deck, preliminary to his being hurled over
the bulwarks, his feet caught in a portion Of
the hamper, to which reference has been
made. One of his legs, in fact, became en-.
tangled in the coils of sheet in such 4 way
as to hold him fast.
Upon reaching the water, therefore, he
was by no means clear Of the schooner, as
his enemies supposed. TO the contrary, he
rcmained attached To the vessel by rope
more than inch in diameter, and perceived
that he was being towcd gently through the
water alongside, keeping pace with the
schooner.
The long-hoat was already in the water.
The schooner had been left under such easy
sail, with Il view to this desertion, that her
progress through the water was scarcely
perceptible.
Isn't there any spoil aboard!" asked
Bill Marling, who had been chosen to stand
next to Bunclc in charge of the expedition.
II know there is specie aboard" said
Buncle, rehectively. "But where the spe-
Gle is stored is beyond my knowledge"
pete ought to know nil about that
point" suggested Marling, "since he is al.
ways in the cabin"
ayes, and does, boss" said Pete, With Il
grin of pleased importance.
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VERY WEB OF PERIL.

It was in vain that her savage cnemlc:
called to Ellie Fortescue. in the frighttu
circumstances in which we left her:
1.-THE water is full of sharks -
She little needed, in that awful hour, this
additional peril.
"Ob. father! speak to me-" she cried. slls.
tanning the palid face oil the dead missionary
above the water.
The dumbnesS succeeding this appeal was
terribly significant, as was also the very i'll
ertness of the lifeless form.
"He is dead" she gasped.
lowering over the edge Of the boat, and
needless alike of the cries OF the sayages OF
of the missiles they were still discharging at
her, the poor girl placed her hand upon the
heart of the missionary.
1t had indeed ceased to beat.
"And l may as well die, too" was the
cry of anguish that welled to Ellic's lips as
she. capsized the nearly filled boat and let
her fathers body sink in the sea, to keep it
from falling into the hands Of the cannibals.
"Of what further use is my life, even il |
could make my escape from these murderous
enemies: 1t matters little what becomes OF
ME now" said Ellie to herself. as she swan
shoreward. "They can do what they will"
hair Of her head by the foremost OF her pur.
sucrs, and dragged rudely out of the water
and thrust into the bottom OF boat.
"The missionary." cried this savage,
looking eagerly around upon the surface OF
the water.
The girl pointed downward, with man.
ner sufficiently indicative OF her belief that
the body Of her father was going down
thousands of feet, to the midst or coral caves,
beyond all decay, beyond all life, there to
await the resurrection.
The savage uttered Il howl of anger and
regret, which attcsted that the timely fears
OF Ellie for the remains of her father had not
been uufounded.
Never mind, you will do as well,'
grunted the savage, significantly.
These were the lust words the unfortunate
wretch ever uttered, Il blow at that instant
from the club OF a native, who had arrived
in second boat, having knocked him over
board and left him senseless, to meet GER
tain death by drowning.
"Y0u are my prize, lovely flower of a
hated Fnee!" muttered the newcomer, as
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A FIENplSIl REVENGE.

At the saline hour When the preceding
events We're occurring large top-sail
schooner was standing on and otf the East
ern Passage Of Tongatuboo harbor waiting
TO enter the port and come to anchor.
Upon the stern of this schooner, leaning
against the bulwarks, stood Il fresh-looking
and rosy-iaced youth of eighteen or nine
teen years, who was looking dreamiy
through the night in the direction of the
distant land. And near this youth stood
the skipper of the schooner, whose gaze had
long been fixed in the same direction.
did / understand you to say, Denny
Breeze, that you expect to lind old acqllaint
ances upon this i>land:" asked the COM
mander, breaking long and attentive ST.
lcncc.
Yes, Captain Morrison" replied Denny
Breeze, drawing nearer TO his commander,
SO as to speak with more of the freedom OF
confidence. II refer 10 the Reverend Dir.
Fortescue and his daughter"
"They are old acquantanceS, them"
ies, sir. They used TO live i'll the vii
lage where was born, and their house was
always TO Inc like second home-the only
home have bad, in fact, since the death OF
mS mother"
land the strange disappearance OF your
father, you should have added" said Cap
tain Morrison gravely, rs he patted the YOUTH
aficctIonaiely upon the shoulder. " It Is the
strangcst thing 10 creation whatever became
of your father, boy. And yet, in another
sense, there was nothing strange about It; II
was simply another case OF LOST at sea
How many u life has ended to ali earthly kel
with that brief announcement. But what l.
IL that is going OIL ashore TO the westward o.
u.s." he added, rs Il vast blaze illuminated
the horizon in that quarter. "Looks like 1
house ufre."
Yes, sir; it does" assented Denny.
And Ii as Il house atire," affirmed Cap.
tain Morrison, after long look through his
glass. "And IFS curious that none of the
savages who are running about make the
least effort TO put it Out. And now that
look again, 1t seems 10 me that the burning
house is exactly In the direction Of the one
MIR. Fortescue occupied"
Denny Breeze turned pale at this susgcs.
ton.
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BY T. L. Crouch q Co., Auctionsers,
1915 Main street.
BY Richardson 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucticuecrs,
ll13 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A NALI.-
" ABLE BUILDING LOT IN FULTON. AN
TWO ACRES OF LAND IN I!ENnItOCOi.NTY
NEAR FULTON. BY AUCTIOS.-B: Urine IF !,
decree OF the Chancery Court Of the city Of y t,b
mond dated BOT November. 1873. in the c,I,.. 81.
Doyle Us. Dougherty we, the undersigned cornrri,
sioncrs therein appointed. will proceed IL srl h;
auction, on the premises. on MONDAY the -th IA;
of December. ls73. ut o'clock L. VI. The follow.
ing-describcd REAL ESTATE--to Wit:
A LOT OF LAND owned by Patrick Dnugll,rty
and wife, located In Fulton fronting on Nh" unr,b
side OF State street 30 feet. and designated q, lot
40. IS I'm Square No. Of the plan Of Fulton
And Immediately after the above. saw AZ ~
O'Clock z. NJ. Il lot OF TWO ACRES Or LAND in
Henrtco county. adjoining Burns's di>liI!cry. on
the River road aboutnne mile from III" cry III KIc-
mond, being i part Of 1 tract Of III arr..: ituI
conveyed to Maria DOugherty hy Eoi,trt A. Mayp
and wife, 10Th December, 1868
TERMS: Unc-fOurth of the purchase money - y,
paid In cash the residue In three equal insta!m.n&
OF SIX, twelve. and eighteen months, negotiate
notes to be given for the deferred payments, with #
tercst added ut per cent per aunnin. aud ii'ls -
be retained until The whole purchase money i a.r.
no PC ALfRED "Mo0NToN, Commission.
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Auciionecr and General Rt2i Esta;" Agent
NJ 81 SNcamorc street, PctrrshuCE, Va.

GALE OF PROPERTY AND RENTING
OOFTIIE MILL.QuARTEKE >TAIE.lN AME.
LA COUNTY. ON THURSDAY THE 21Iu
DAY OF NOVEMBER, COMMENCING \! J
OCLOCk.-on the day above named shali "iier
for sale ny auction, at MN Quartet. IL" residence
of the tate {. ot or {. Loiford, all he ptri>at:
effects belonging Ia his estate. NIL III" iiol>t-
UUI. ID and kIrCIiEN FtKNlIt RE. some o! IL
very good: beds bedding, plantation utensils
eight horses. ten males. scvcnty-!0ur sheep i"ratH-
one hogs. two milc COWS. htfccn l:rad - ca.sic,
corn. fodder. >huck-. WHEAT, tobacco, AIDA great
variety OF other articles.
LANDe-3,5OO acres-wi bc rented I'll: III" Isl
OF November, 1874. 1000,
TERMS For the pcri>hahlc effects, caSh Tor Siou
over that six mouths time. purchase! ~ cAc'd'c
negotiable notes. carry Ink interest from date SAIL
fictoriy endorsed. For The land, rent isiyat'c -"
LIST November, 1874, DistreSs retai:rn.
ALEXANDER DOMAIN.
tura'UE.
u - Sr,prRS. auctionccr. 10 t3-3taw''i$
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By virtue OF
! a decree of the tliancrry Court 81 RieE-
moni entered November IS. 1873, In The cas- III
Doylr RS Doyle, &c. therein pending. me uh"'i
si,,nnnd M specIai commissioner VIII prnccvl vn
THIrRsDAI EVENING, November u, 1875 A.
1 O'Clock, 10 sell TWO LOTS OF GRut NJ, m'tn
ones story framed tenement thereon. tfIns"G
Gttv.n,.ytu feet three Inches on the south Side -
Eourth SUI et. Port Mayo, between Louisiana 'r',
nue. aud Nicholson street, ut public aGt!l"a I" '''o
highest bidder. ,, "a,
TERMS: One. fourth cash; balance ptSab'e y,
equal instruments at credits of SIX. twens' 't
eighteen months, evidenced by usg"tNhI n' ,s
tained mnii wh"ls nurrhss inoney Is paid aud con-
veyance ordered by the court. john ;. H'nn
Special CoaaIn'SSioT'3
E. u. EtCiio, Auctoneer. ~
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y. =. SEARuRY. Auctionecr.
by James VI. Taylor & Son,
Real Estate Agents anG Auct!one,i>,
Oliicc corner Eleventh aud Bank street..

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ DESIRABLE
i BUILDING LOT, ON THE Sol ~ siDE
OF LEIGH STREET BETW ZEN NIMt"ED
AND GILMER STREETS, At A. 81 iVN.-ns
virtue of a deed OF trust executed by VI. R"N: -
the subscriber. dated July 7. S73, am! duly ec"I'-
&, I'm the clerks otiic OF Kchmond Chancrr{ '"f',
10 5, cure the payment Of certain Etsolani" i!"tcS
therein mentioned, default having been mac III 'n,
paymen, If CT said notes. and AZ me r"l , .,
the holder thereof will procee,i ~ sII ~ pu. 81
div OF DECEMBER. 1873, at 4 O'Clock I. vi iair'
If not, the fair day therc'ter, sa,y sftS H
Inc ~ Nj feet ON The south size OF Leigh s'r'rI
and running back OF feet 10 ~ alley AZ Ter, "i,,
TERMS: Enough IN cash 10 pay the eAlens'S "a
ycmirr 10, 1873 until paid, and upon Sf. -" a;
70 1876 tn Msrch 20, 1874. rs !" fi3.e" u,'
Is5t ,or nrs,Iiub, notes secured lay "A deed "i
trust, Terms Is 10 any surplus VIII bs lnaie known
-, ihc bnnr nf SALE. II. SELDOM TAl LUR,
nj t'e h""r VI s'''' " lrusAr.
t,NrS NJ TAYLOR & SoS, kurlsunr3'r>. no ~