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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-21

We cannot regard with any satisfaction
a proposition TO abandon this amendment
or to consider it as a failure. On the
contrary, we cling to it as the best plan
of adjustment that can be devised, and
hope that our friends everywhere viii
firmly insist upon its ratification. There
can be no question that that the elections
In the northern States were all carried
upon this basis The people have given
their beartest Endorsement to it. and their
respective legislatures, as fast as they have
the opportunity, will no doubt ratify the
amendment Then, when the entire north
stands solidly united for this proposition,
we shall see hos long the rebel States will
hold out and consent TO do without repre-
sentatiou sooner than ratify the amend
mcnt. II the south shall see the north
determined not to recede, there will soon
be disposition in the rebel States to
submit. But the foolish readiness at the
north to rush of and fix up some new
plan before this one is fairly tested en-
the rebels to resist. We have
only to stand firm, and The south must
submit ct necessity. When Congress
meets, this amendment viii be found to
be the OILY basis upon which majority
Of ;he Republicans can be rallied, and as
it has nobly stood the test of trsmen-
ious national struggle, and bus come forth
.r,umphaut!y from it, we believe that truc
wisdom. demands that we shall stick to this
text, and let the south agree TO to it or 90
We have the the power
to enforce this, and we should Use It
promptly and boldly.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-21

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{ fuBA hiLLS.-The undersigned legs
- leave TO inform his friends and The r,ul;ic
that he is still in charge of the above nalaai
popular mill, where he is prepared to accom-
modaic the citizens Of Miiiiip. Patterson au.i
vicinity, with the Choicest Brands of Flour.
large supply Of Bran. Chop Stuff. and Feed
Of all kinds constantly on hand As he runs
q mill wagon every Tuesday and Friday io
Miiiiin and Patterson. customers can be uG,c-
iualiy supplied at their doors. By strict at
tentioh TO business he hopes 10 receive lib-
aral share Of public patronage Terms Cash.
may Q, 'GG-ttl SOLOMON KAUFMAN.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-21

g-The rulnor Of the flight Of Maxi
milan from Mexico is pronounced prema
ture by reliable correspondents in that
country. Max. is still enjoying himself
in the character Of an Emperor, and IS
represented as quite sanguine of being
able to establish and perpetuate throne
for himself and his heirs
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-21

g. Major General John Z. Hartranf5
has declined the appointment of Colonel
of the 37th regular infantry, rendered
him some time since. Business engage
men!s, occasioned partly by the i'll health
of the father of Gen. H., led him to re-
fuse the position. II is his present in
tention to serve the term for which he
was elected Auditor.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-21

4 SsIGNEEs NOTICE.-.Iohn Erect. Of
: = a!arysTii.e, Perry county, Pa, having on
the 18th day Of October. lS6G. made a volun-
;aTy assignment of ali the estate real. rer.
souai and mixed belonging to the said John
tree;, to the undersigned Assignee in trust
for The benefit Of creditors Noti,c is hereby
given to AL persons owing or indebted to saii
John Freet to come forward and make iin;ue-
diGte payment and those having claims against
the same 10 present their accounts for settle
ment to SAMUEL LEONARD.
Oakland Mills, JuHiata county, Pa.
nov :, 1S6G-Gt
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-21
II. II. WILSON, Editor and Publisher


EEEH TIE JUNLITI SENTINEL Ia
has the Largest Circulation of any paper pub
hshed in this County. 1t is therefore the
best carertisiag medium 1t is Paper, truly
loyal. ably conducted, a first class Localist,
and well worthy of the patronage Of every
loyal citizen in the County.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-21

free schools and churches are plenty and
the people know anything, they have
been overwhelmingly defeated, until, a;
the account stands in round numbers The
following is the result:
Maine............27,0 600 Michigan. .... e7 .CG(
termont..........22, 600 Pennsy ylvania Ill .0Gt
/ Massachusetts,. 50, ,000 Wiscon si:i q. .O3t
! Ohio.....-.........42, coo Indiana II. .10f
I!sSouri...-. ....-J, ,DCOi Minnesota II. .t0t
iowa.............40 0,0do New Jersey. d0i
kansas............l2,00 200 West Virginia. g Dpi
/ New ork......-l5 $50 Nevada. da........t. .0tt
! Illinois. OUGI
I Total najori, Y dos, COS
| To offset this, they have MARYLAND aud
Delaware, making 5000! They worked
hard-for what? Simply to procure
Office, help treason, and crush the negro
Not one ennobling rallying cry, not .
pure principle, rot single doctrine thai
would bear criticism or il enforced, would
benefit humanity. 1t is said tha. even
the mole, that bores aud burrows in the
depths OF the earth, in du4t aud darkness
can see Danger ahead BIT the democra.
raey are worse of; for they, while they
bprrow and bora ,,v,, .lo,vn - 81 +bicr,
that are dirty, are 50 0tStinately blind as
r,. t,.-.-, d.. H., -. Ill.
~ - - p''' ,.
'' ~ ''' ''"A TU"''' -" ''9 IS. ''o'''','
,,c ,,r'..1 - sun
I'l.. ~ ''.,,- ,''5'r... -, IT, - ',.,' c
..,..gi'.-n'.1..t,'.S 80
-
-, ~ wal ''''' ~ So '''-0o - pun
I.slo1a- last week, thev had been sick
niaa uato death The October elections
pr5yaI worse yhaa ia preliminary synp-
tens Of the cholera; bus the second Tues
Jay Of November was worse yet for it
hll.al the patient ouni-at, Andrew
Jobasoa, dsauk orsJler. proved zoo much
for It's stomach. His maa acts OF usu5pel
power disguised the people; and s- the
democratic love FOR Office aud ofieial riun,
der always ovsrcomss its affection for prin-
oiplc, 50 tia. party suppogsjas him. has
been soas into destruction as to uacloan
to rouch. too mean to live, aaI too lew to
MOURN over,
~ enc timein its history it did pre-
tend to have brains. Aleu- OF intellect
formed is platforms, advocated is rTn-
cipics and dictated its policies, until it
ruled al over the land, governing the
National Government for more taan half
a century, and fully thr.e quarters oi the
States. Bnt since thai time, the party
has sadly changed. Instead o. To'"s 10y
the io'ce Of principle, the P0"er Of '';e!-
lect and the justice vg lt5 policy, 1t 10 day
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-21
Or. .EOa'S
CELEBRATED PREPARATIONS
Or. L.EOa'S
Dr. Leon's Eeelrie Hair ReneWer

1t is a positive cure for badness.
1t restores grey hair to its original color.
1t is Tonic, not Dye, AID acts upon the
secTetions.
1t Immediately arrests falling out Of the hair
1t alIcyistes Beuraleia and hcadache
II radically cures daRdruf and humors
II keeps the scalp healthy, clean and cool
1t is On elegant and eSqaisi;eIy fragrant hair
dressing. -.-
II restores, cultiyates and beauties the hair.
II makes harsh hair flexible and Iustrous
Or. Icons Electric Fair Renewer has en-
ioyed high local reputation for many years
Its wonderful restorative and iuvigorating
properties are veil Known to the medical fac
ulty of Philadelphia.
Being fully satisfied of the merits of Icons
Electric Hair Remover We have procured cx
elusive ownership and are determined That
every household in our land shall have oppor-
iunity TO reap It's benefit.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-21

A SSIGNEG'S NOTICE.-John Freet. OF
IA Mary willie, Perry county. Pa. surviving
l.r~sner OF The late frm OF Kurt & Trcet,
composed 81 Joseph Kurt. deed, ana said
John Feet. having on the 29'a day oS 0cto-
ber, 1856 made voluntary assign'a mt of all
tho estate real, personal and lpixeI belonging
to said firm, to the undersigned Assignee, in
trust fer the benefit of creditors. Notice is
hereby given to ali persons owing or indebted
10 said firm to come forward and make imlnc-
diatc payment and those having claims against
said firm or partnership to present their ac-
count for settlement to
SAMUEL LEONARD.
Oakland Mills. Juniata county, Pa.
now 1S6i-6t
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-21
NEWS ITEMS.
The Democratic "Co.lege"-a "corn

tricts in New York State.
The total amount Of coin in the United
States Treasury is $87, ,S29,319.
The higher hills iu the neighborhood
Of Balmoral are covered with snow.
John Morrissey will probably be Pres.
ident OF the First National Faro Bank.
Eight thousand new buildings were
erected in Chicago during the past year
The bed Richard III slept in the night
before Bosworrh, when he wanted a horse
50 badly, is exhibited in England.
Horace Greeley is spoken of for United
States Senator from New York, in the
place OF Ira Harris, whose term expires
this winter.
The longest tunnel in England is the
Box Tunnel Gu the Great Western Rail.
way, which is $3.50 feet long, So feet high
and 50 feet vide.
In Great Britain there are 153,C09
English and 100000 Scotch GIasors.-
IicIand has $4,000. ia all the world there
are & million and a quarter.
The fisheries Of Massachusetts employ
i2Il vessels, 1868 men, and capital
amounting to s9,723,536. The yearly
value Of the product is estimated at
Sl2,134,325.
The great artesian well at Chicago, az
ter being bored to the depth Of I050 feet
has al last struck water. On Thursday
it gusned from ti,e tnsuth of the we'll at
the rate Of 10000 gallons day
y large number of rerriGod animals
from the Upper Missouri, for the Smith
sonian Institute and the Academy OF Nat
uraI Sciences in Philadelphia. have ar
rived in st. Louis iu charge Of an agent,
The wife Of a sable citizen oe Pitts
burg recently presented hex }isge O;bsllo
with four bouncing 5abes at a single
'-''' =, >, Isl 81 o''-''.' .He 'lY>'er
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""S ''e1 '''s' ,-'-Ia' 10 inc poor ol Lon
,'''' = Io' ln i1'' IS 4 man o0' al - a-1f-
-'di ""'' me "iau VINO proposes 10 'geh1
I'VE h'i'''h' uo''af7 Tor 'De poor OF Ae"
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It'll .,:n..I ,-..f=..Tl. .e..-
! nc Ooay 'i a lady inferred thirty
J ears ego at i''N run, Crawford county,
On 'elne o2humed, was discovered to h.
covered from heaG to 1oof win ions
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The new stamps to be used BY imPor-
Sers CT cigars have been printed by order
-. % '''"'J pa ''1''-'' '''.' " - 'e
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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-21
n Dc Conrl q Common PIeas for lhc Ccnn :

In the Court &C Common Pleas for the Ccg,n -
: ~ Of juni9ta. Estate Of Daniel Burns.
The audifo~ apPointei By the court 10 ,!is-
tribute the balance in the hands of Henry
Cross committee Of Daniel Burns. deceased
TO and amongst the creditors Of the said de-
ceased VIII meet the parties Interested for
the purpose Of his appointment on ThtrsIny
he 2hh day of-NOvember, 4. D.. 1866. at 10
o'clock \. NJ. OF said day at his Office in
MiiliiRtown, Juniata county. Pa.
JEREMIAH LYONS, Audit.
Oct ol-lt
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-21
DIR. LE0N'S INFANT REMEDY.

4 most delightful and eiiicacious cure for
the various Ills 20 which infants and young
chil5ren are subject.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-21

T1YRE & LANDEhL. Fourth and Arc1
- Streets. Philadelphia, Have now com
pletei their Improvement and are now Of .'e,ir,.
on the hest OF terms FULL STOCK of FAIT'
DEl GOODS, Fine Stock OF ShswIs. Fine
Stock Of silks, ZINE Stock Of Dress Goods
Fine STOCK Of Wooileus, Fine Stock of S:anie
Goods, Zinc Stcck Of Fancy Goods. etc.
- New and desirable Goods daily re-
csivc'!, an6 Sold .; small advance Wholesale.
Oct. I7-6t'
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-21
DALTItloaE.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 15-Tbe question
of the Police Commissioners is now en-
tirely settled. The Old Board will noi
urge their claims any further in the
Courts. There Is tremendous pressure
oa the new aPpoiutees fer Office. 1t i:
doubtful if any changes are made. Both
Of them arc and always have been strore
Union men, each having held otiiaU until
very recently in the Unicn party.
There are some indications now that
Governor Swami will call an extra session
of the Legislature. The object, if SO.
would be to regulate affairs regarding
Baltimore. Among the first things Done
would be to change the city charter, and
possibly declare the recent municipal elcc'
tion illegal, fraudulent, &c.
Ii this were done it would ouss Mayor
Chapman and all the present Councilmen,
and becet t6e necessity of a new election
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-21

Suitable for Holiday and Bridal Presents.
nov :, 13GG-2m.
ATOTICE.--Ihef following Assignee accounts
! : have been fled in the rrothcna;nry :
Office OF luniata county. and viii be present
ed 10 the Court for confirmation AZ The ncS;
Court on Wednesday, December '66. to wit ;
Inc account ot Jeremiah Lyons. Assignee
cf Henry Eru5aker. Also. the account OF
Eiinu Benner, Assignee OF The firm OF Sellers
* Derrick.
i,a,noI.aiary'a 0iire. ; &. N.JANnb",
NiiI.ntorH, Nov. tc fryth =
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-21
EYlLTlB.B F0G TLETMyG cHiLDGEI.

It softens the gums, aba,cs Inflammation.
invigoraies the stomach and bowels. corrects
aciiitv. and is sure and speedy cure for
Cohe, Cramps and Windy Pains
\ most excellent prepare ton for children
Of & restless and fretful habit and in all cases
Of LoUsencss, Gripping, Vomiting Or other in
ward grief, it gives immediate ease.
Used for more than half a century in the
private practice Of one Of The most eminent
Physicians Of Philadelphia.
In bow placing this article within the reach
Of asi onr conn,rymen, We wou!i remark TINT
':e hnow j. 20 he o remedy Of unIivaIled px
ce!!ence aud that it has proved in thousands
Of cases, as We are resolved 4 shall i'm mil
lions. q priceless boon. For eale by Drug
EIsts' everrwIrre. Address an orders TO
NihGLEB < SMITH.
SOLEPROPPTETORs.
49, NORTH Ihird ST.. PhGfGeIsitu.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-21
GONE UP.

The Democracy are undoubtedly in
much travail of spirit. For the past SIX
years they have toiled and labored but
without success. In every State where
free schools and churches are plenty, and
the people know anything, they have
been overwhelmingly defeated, until, as
the account stands in round numbers, the
following is the rcsuit.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-21

GEx-Governor William T, Johnston,
Collector Of t6e Port of Philadelphia, is
steadily removing the men who held Off,
ces IN that Custom House, Wlo voted for
Mr.. Lincoln aud who served with dis
tinction in the Union armies, to make
r0cn for meauest and most violent Of the
Copperhcad sympathizers with rebellion
The Eoea,ag Bulletin gives the names of
several gallant Union soldiers who have
recently been removed By Collector Johns
ton for no other reason than that they
would not surrender their faith in .he
right
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-21


-.LE- y --T-r E.. &C..
BOOTS SSHbES iorrcn. w"--,es < &cl.fi.ir-n.
HATS 81 cars for Uten and bows. So e..
Our stock is composed Of FVTIEEL :
NEE GDDDI, and al who dcs.~e any article,
in oar line Vould do vel 10 call and examine
our .-oeE before rufcla =.u- elsewhere. D.
i"g nothing bur Sire p C.'si Eg,:aeae. We
are enabled to sci goods nr ve!.- low fi--r,re.
Close cash igyers would do ,acI. to examine
.gf s..rH- We respectfully solicit share Of
~ 'iic patronage
nov :, lod6-tt] E0UDON & JACKA!AN.
TTEE5Ii ARElVALG OF GOOyS.-J. b. NJ.
l IoDD has just received large assortment
Of Fall Goods, which lie IS selling at reduced
Prints from = 10 2ac.
Best Domestic Gipghams > 20 SIC.
Brown Muslin u vide. - to Zpc.
wide - to 25c.
Cassinctts froUu &C 10 : 90
y large assortment OF Furs and MuTs at
c.ty prices.
Best syrup at 21c per quart.
Brown Sugar l2i 20 l6c.
\ large assortment of Blankets $50 TO
$50
White do. lu-i. st $50 to $3.50.
Also, 4 large aszor;mer. Of Boots Of the best
qusli'y At from $3.50, $500 TO $50.
Also, large assortment OF Lauies Gators
IT reduced prices.
The above prices are for Cash or Country
produce. The following 7rices will te raiI
:or marketing: Butter 3Oc per 10. E-gs sc.
per dozeR-cash.
J. +. VI. TODD.
may I'll. Patterson. ia.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-11-21
SOLE PROPPFETORe.
l"I -fortd Thru ST.. PhEtGIaita.

SILTEG'S WASH POWDER.
Saves me labor money. Makes washing 2
HIsii'ia a'i Monday q festival. Sui.i everv-
where. Try it. nov H. IsG,;-l-
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PROPOSALS..
pROPOsALs FOR SAFES AND LOCKS.


WASHINGTON, u. g, March 5, 1855
Sealed Proposals " i'll be received at the Office Of
the Supervising Arcf ifcct. Treasury Depsrtment
Washington, ID. c., until II m, pril 5th 1856 for
1urrlshing the Burglar Proof AID the Burglar and
FIRE Proof Safes required 10y The Treasury DEPART
ment for one year from the acceptance of tine pro-
posal OF the successful bidder.
specifications and drawings for the Burglar
Proof Safes. showing the form 81 construction at
present used, viz slterua.e plates Of iron aud
at this Department.
Burglar and Fire Proof Safes will he constructed
in the same manner and easel with a suitable FIRE
proof covering. the plans aud specifications for
which must be submitted by the bidder
Safes to be shipped in perfect cons don within a
reasonable tin e from date Of order.
The Locks will be furD shed IL this Department,
but must be put in place by the ccutr and be
In perfect working erder when the Safe Is turned
ever TO the proper officer OF the Government.
The bios to he per superficial foot. mea surei on
the outside, and to cover all charges whsteNer,
in1luding painting and door fixtures, except cost
Proposals will also lie received for BurgI, Ar and
Powder Proof Locks, to be accompanied with
All bids must he accompanied by tao guaranty
OF two responsible persons in the sum OF 500 tn
the bidder will accept and perform the CONTRACT if
be cert fled to by the District Attorney Of the dis
trict where the bidder resides
The Departing Mt reserves the right 10 reject any
or all bids or to award the contract for Burglar
Proof SAFES TO one party, and the Burglar and
the interest of the Government TO do So aud no lid
Will be cOnsidere that does not conform to the
requirements OF this advertisement.
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Safes and
Locks and addressed 10 A n. HULLETT, Act
W Rs t1eec' M RG1!ss5TfTTen'
NH 5-aswtaIs Acting Supervising brnhi,a:t
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GALE OF STEAM GRIST MILL AT THE
- CAVALRY DEPOT, GIESBORU, d Q.

Qnart"waasr Gsnnqp, OGee, First Dirisioa.}
viii be sold on the premises at public auction m
der TN ,ss'SI 4 Gsps1 Ge.Egs gs9waag
o'clock a., the following described public proper
ONE Cd STEAM GRINDING AND FEED
frame. with massive granite foun cations 70 by 80
ali constructor Of tie very best material and tn.
most subsIautial manner.
and appliances OF the mil. consisting Of
oNED ENGINE. OF 100 HORSE POWER,
ard four s Sches Ioh la'h .rt Son
heavy cast iron bed plate. with cold aud hot water
SiSing pulley Of the same msteria ten tiSJ feet in
diameter and twenty four t2D inches face, with
TWO ~ BOILERS s az eo-HoRsE POWER
made Of tie best boiler iron sixteenths g. Is)
OF en- inch in thickness, hve t5l feet in diameter
and fourteen u4 feet FIVE 80 inches in length; each
boiler seventy six t76) lap welded fines each three
GLAND one fourth "a inches in diameter, with all
the requisite apEendages.
TEN I0l PAIRS OF REEDS PATENT BUCK
INGnAM THIRTY 900 INCHES sPKING
Consi ructed of solid French burr milestone, and
set in heavy, well balanced frames, with hay cut
ter; elevators and conyeyors sufficient to cat and
handle the hay grain and prepared feed on the most
The shaitng is of finished wron lht iron, and the
pnlieys of castiron, face and balanced, with sng
burrs &c The main driving belt is of fouriIj ply
inhber. and twenty four CAD inches wide. The
belts for driving the mills c.. are of the bes oak
tanned patent stretched leather.
The Engine Boilers, Machinery AMI Fixtures of
every desert ption, of the very best m4ter1sls
and wor kmaDship, and still In excele Mt csndi-
tton and fine working order. the mill having been
In operation only about Is months.
Ii deemed advisable by the agent Of the Govern
ment on the day Of sale, the buildings will be said
separately.
Terms: Cash, in Government funds.
Purchasers will be require ed to remove treir Drop
erty before the first (lst) day of May next M
grounds.
A beat for Gieshoro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day Of sale.
Any further inf rmation that may be desired
VIII be given spon spplicati.n, in person or by
letter, to Captain GEORGE T. BROWNING A
o. NJ, CiesbOro, or to this Office
JAMES A. ERIN.
Brevet Brig. Gen. in charge
le2-cta ist Div. NJ. q. o.
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AUCTION SALES
GALE ar STEAM BOILER, FORGE PUMPS
- WAFER PIPE FIRE PLr1S. &c, OON.
fRIslEG TUE MAfER, WORKS

Al
Cvar,.y,rss.er Gensrat's l9fce, First Dirisiont
Waskiagfon ID G February 2j 1873 (
BY order Of the Quarter master Geserai, thsro
S1r P a.. S,r 1@ IL Captain GeSgxs
ing. A. @ NJ. on THURSDAY. A pri1 s, 1875 at II
O'Clock m. the following described public prop
'eNEsTEsM BOILER 81 fee. long aud feet in
dismefer, with 'wo twelve inch return fiues,
made of a inch boiler iron, with all the necessary
cocks, globe valves. feed pnmp smoke stack
and hcrd steam gauge. tAshcrufte patent crate
bars pipe, plugs, daciDg pieces, &c, all in good
TWO ELLINGTON STEAM FORCE
PUMP No. g. IL inch cyli ader. inch stroke, rs
horse rover each and each pablo of pun ping and
forcing ltO,UOo gallons of water perd,y Connected
With them are the requisite valves, glands, comp
nnRs, bends. elbows. dosble valve oil cups &c
These Pumps are comparatively new, and in com
4 large ansn'i,y II WATER PIPE. as follows:
, SIsa feet s' inch cast iron Water Pipe.
sol :. Inch wrouehtiron :.
sS4 " Ia inch cast iron %
ECO - inch -
go l.iDch "
THIRTY ONE CAST IRON FIRE PLUGS,
thyres patent. with all the necessary connections.
sreh as rs, bends, stop cocks, Elbows, four way
pieces, &c, all in excellent condition; together
ALL THE TOOLS. Re-, required for making al.
teraiioLs and repairs in water pipe, such as pipe
cutting MACHINES, TAPS and dice, plyers, crabs,
drills, punches eaulkiDg tools, SC
Terms Cash 10 Government funds.
the fl rst (lst) day of May next.
boat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf ever, hour during the day Of sale.
Any further Information that may be desired
ten. to Captain George Browning, Q. M,
Brevet Brisaaier ne.erai. in charge
fe 27-ts First Division. q h. q. ..