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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-14

IN OBEDIENCE To DECREE OF THE CHAN
Gerry Court at Rutledge, in the case of LA Garrett
administrator &C., vs.. E. NJ. Grove, a. will sell at
public sale the highest bidder the premises on the
9th day Of March, 1866, the following lands to- wit
All the lands OF the late Reuben Grove Jr situated in
the Bird civil district of Granger county One tract
Wherein said Grove resided at the time of his DEATH
containing coo acres 205 of which unincumbered and
the balance sold subject the widows dover one tract
called the McAnaly entry" CONTAINING $50 acres
adjoining the lands of Jacob Krkhsm and others Dim
proved Oae other tract called the Brewster tract ad-
joining the lands Of DR.. VIM marry, Tae's heirs and
others containing 316 acres, 100 cleared and fenced
and well improved Also the remainder interest in the
widow dover in sd lands, excepting the 2O5 acres
which was the dover Of ho widow Mayse which is un
incumbeied. said lands w'd be sold On credit Of II
which viii be required he paid in hand Bond and
approved security viii be required for
and lien retained TIE land til the same is paid
ian2i 4tpfS5 c. c. SMITH, c. d NJ.
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SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
A Crown of Glory

II StOWn O1 OIOIy,
Every man. woman child who has used
Sterling's AmbrOSia
is willing to recommend it. Three years Of rapidly in
creasing sale have made the Amhrcsia famous all
the world.
1T Is WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
1t cures Itching of the Head.
1t Makes New Hair Grow On Bald Heads.
1t Prevents the Hair from Falling Out.
1t Renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
Clcases the Scalp Cools the Heated Brow. Removes
DaDdruf. Cures Nervous Headache. Cures Badness
Insures Luxuriaut Locks Inclines Hair 10 Curl SUI
perzedss Wigs. Kills Hair Eaters Good effect appa-
rant al once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
the Ambrosia viii suit you to T. Elegantly pur up.
Delicaely Perfumed Patronzed by Opera Singers and
Actresses Sold in splendid boxes orcartons containing
two large bottles No 2 for morningNo. for evening.
THERE Is NO MISTAKE ABOUT 1T.
STERLING'S AMBROSIA is the best, most agreeable
and effective toilet article in the world. To prove this
try carton.
Sold by Druggists
STERLING'S AMBROSIA MANUFACTURING CO.,
aug9.6m 215 Fulton Street, Nea York.
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FOR SALE.

FINE FARM III high state of cultivation, lying in the
~ Wataugl Valley, Carter county, Tenn. containing be-
four ard five hundred acres with all the necessary
buildings consisting CT comfortable dwelling house
sion, all necessary outbudngs fine barn. SPLENDID large
and well orchard of choice fruits Also splendid
mlseats, for kind of machinery, all lying in
short distance the East Tenn Va r. r. For further
particulars address Col j. X MILLER Knoxville Eliza
behton Tenn apply to him in person. who will take great
pleasure in showing the property. Octll-tf
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CHOICE FRITZ TPEEs
MILLS AND WATER POW
Err FOR SALE

INE Louisville Flour Mills MILL 20 of land
with comfortable dwelling house the bank of the
HOlstOn River fifteen miles below Knoxville, in the
Louisville, sale further particular:
apply seD20tf KENNEDY & BROS.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-14

Z house door in the town of severvie, on the
18th day February 1866 all the right title, claim and in
that John McNutt has in the following tracts Of
The undivided interest that the said McNutt has in
land lying and being Sewer county, Dis
No , adjoining the lands Of f L. Emer William Wha
containing eight thousand Acres tract being the land
occupied by old Harris Green Brier Cove containing
fifty Acres less adjoining the lands of John Ownly
and the interest that the said ncNutt has in
entry by said McNutt and \. Whaey containing five
hundred Acres adjoining the lands of Isaac Whaey and
others. pf5 LEM. DUGGAN. Shift.
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Fast Tenn. and Georgia Railroad
I. II. GALLOWAY, Prestde1lt;
A. A. TALMAGE, Superintendent
Books! Books!

BrownloW's Book on the Rebellion, handsomely
illustrated, for sale at this Office. Price $50.
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7 WILL SELL FOR CASH, AT THE

court house door, in the town Seyierve 2Sth
day February, 1866 all right title claim and interest that
S b. Henderson has in and lot in Severvle, Sewer
county adjoining the of James H. Yeti and the Public
Square containing Acre. less levied satisfy
Judgment Feker against the said Hender
son in the Circuit Court ofSevier county.
pf5 LEM. DUGGAN, Sh'f.
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FARMS AND HOUSE LOTS

IN RHEA COUNTY, FOUR MILES
from Bradeys Ferry, Tennessee River, farm of 293
Acres with nearly frame dwelling house, and all the
cessary buildings 50 cleared the whole will
sold at moderate price.
In the vicinity of Sulphur Springs Rhea county, the line
Of the chartered Railroad from Chattanooga Big Creek
Gap number of house lots of sizes to suit purchasers
and a reasonable rates.
splendid river farm in Megs county, the Tennessee,
about the mouth of Sewee Creek, known the Preston
farm 1t contains $50 2GO Acres 100 of which first bot
so to 80 Acres No second bottom lands cleared The
remainder Is well tmbered No better whea land
be found in East Tennessee half cash will be
required, the balance on time to suit purchasers.
Also four other farms in Rhea county,
Purchasers referred to branch Office in charge
J. c. WATSON, at Sulphur Springs, Rhea county
deC20tf MABRY, ALTERNATELY : 60.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
+ WILL SELL FOR CASH, AT

| WILL SELL FUN OASh, Al LIE
J. in Severvle the 2Sh day of Fcbru
ary 1856 all the right title and interest that James Mcneil
ley house and lot and half lying and being in
the Severyle north of Main street and west CT Cross
street. in the plan of said town. Half of No and
levied satisfy judgment in favor of D. P Gass chair
man Of the Board of Trustees of Nancy Academy
pf5 LEM. DUGGAN, Sh fl.
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TWILL SELL FOR CASH, AT THE
the of Sevierville, the 2Sth
February all the right title claim and interest that
P H. Toomy has in certain tract of land lying and being
SEWER county District No adjoining the land OF l. NJ
other containing two hundred Acres less,
satisfy judgment that 5. O. Dickey recovered
against the said P H. TOomy in the Circuit court of Sewer
county. ian3l-it pf 5 EN-. DUGGAN, Sh f.
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NnRTM CARnIINA.
DrALrn y anecraIrs AND Pn0DUcE.

These quotations for notes dated before the war; and Of
denominations Of SIS and upwards liable to fluctuations
be relied for length of time. We will buy,
SELL and effect exchange with banks individuals commits
sion. Special quotations will be given whenever desired
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GEORGIA.
ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!
SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH !
Wheaf0n's Ointment
viii cure the Itch in 48 Hours.

Also cures SALT R3EUM, ULCERS, CHILBLAINS, and all
all Druggists.
BY sending 50 cents to WEEKS 4 POTTER sole Agents
l1Q Washington Il Will a Forwarded
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CEIL YOUR UNCURRENT MONEY.

~ The following the rates paid by THoS. s. MARI,
BROKER, Of Union and College Streets Nashville
Tenn for money. These quotations liable
uctuate may be depended sufficient length Of time
remances to be received by mail express forwarded
mt
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Knoxville Cast Flows for sale at the Hardware
Store of w. w. Woodruff. These plows are made
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Proclamation by the Governor.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, !
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
NASHVILLE, January 18th, 1866.
wHEREAs vacancy has occurred in the office of Judge
Seventeenth Judicial Circuit of the State Of Tenne
resignation the Hon. David Young therefore
William G. BrownOw Governor of the State of Tennessee
the Shes of the counties of Anderson
Campbell Morgan Scott Fentress and Cumberland respect
lively open and hold election Thursday the first day
Of March 1866 all the different places of voting in their
respective counties for the purpose of elecng Judge for
and that they make of the result accord
ing to law.
-, In testimony whereof have heTcunto subscribed
andcaused the Great Seal Of the State Of
CN-I) Tennessee to be affixed At the Department in
Nashville, this 18th day of January, 1866
BY the Governor. W. C. BROWNLOW,
4. J. FLETCHER, Sccy of State. jan17tde
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-14

TOR SALE-THE ELEGANT RESI-
L DENCE on Hill Street. known the Mcpherson House
Of beautiful situations finest houses
city large and commOdious the grounds ample
and well adapted for oTnsmentation.
feb7tf COCKRILL s SEYMOUR.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUGH, COLD, OR SORE THROAT,
REQUIRES IMMEDIATE ATTENTION CHECKED.
ALLOWED TO CONTINUE,
Irritation Of the Lungs, II Permanent
Throat Affection. EmcurabIc Lung
Disease
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHES

a DIRECT INFLUENCE PARTS.
For bronchitis, Asihult.s CatarEias s;eEsuHI p
tive and Throat Diseases,
TEOcuEs ARE USED Win ALWAYS GOOD SUCCESS.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find Th useful in clearing the voice when taken before
Singing Speaking and relieving the throat
exerton of the vocal organs The Tcees
prescribed by Physicians and have had testimonials
eminent throughout the country. Being article of
merit and having pored their efficacy by Of many
years. each year finds them in localities various parts
world and the Toch universally pronounced
than any other articles.
OBTAIN only 'BRowN'S BRoSCInAL TRocHEs and do not
take any of the Worthless limitations may be offered
Sold everywhere the United States and Foreign
tries at So cents per box. jan173m
Go to Bryant Sraton Nashville Business College
thorough knowledge of Book Keeping, Commercial Cal
cuations Penmanshp, Commercial Law, Partnership,
ment Send for College paper, circulars &c Address
BRYANT STRATTON & CO." novl-Gm
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Railroad Guide.

Ea,t Tenn. and Virginia Railroad.
JOHN 4. BRANNER, President.
}. B. HoXsIE, Superintendent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-06
CONVERSATIONAL.

SENATH.-At the conclusion of Mr.. Pom
eroys speech yesterday, further consideration
Ofthe constitutional amendment was postponed
until to-day.
Mr.. Wilson called mp Joint resolution 10
pay Miss Clara Barton S15,OtU for expenses in
. CURED in searching for missing soldiers of
the army, and for the further prosecution of
The same. The resolution was unanimously
passed.
Mr.. Brown, of Mo-, moved the bill TO paw the
State of Missouri the expenses incurred by her
in putting in the field, subsisting. arming and
paying her militia since August 81, IS6l The
bill provides that commissioners shall be ap-
polnsa , to and 2Sst I'M sss amo1p, I Iss9.S Sy
Secretary of the Treasury when ascertained
and certified by said commissioners: and il ap-
propriates for snch payment S6,675,O0O.
MIR. Hendricks asked if there was anythinp
peculiar in the uses or manner of this exnpndi-
ture that made il exceptional on the part of the
State of Missouri
The bill was taken up and read.
Mr.. Fessenden moved that the Senate 90 INTO
executive session; which motion was carried,
and the Senate soon after adjourned
HoCsE-After our report closed Yesterday
The House proceeded TO dispose OF the army
appropriation bill, amending il by reducing
the item for commutatIon of officers subsist-
ence from S2,2S6,724 to Si,50O.0OO An amend
meut was made TO institute proceedings TO re-
cover certain moneys heretofore paid TO the
Illinois Central Railroad Company
The bill was passed, and the House ad-
Iourned.
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TELEGRAMS. nc.

The French brig ST. Louis brings Yokohama
dates OF January 81, and Hong Kong dates of
January IL. The Japanese steamer Fusiyama.
built in New York, had arrived at Yokohama.
The supply of silk in Japan was inferior in
quality and quantity. A great fire occurred in
the suburbs Of Yeddo on the 18th Of January.
Thirty persons perished in the flames. The
Dalmio Government was taking measures TO
oyethrow the Cochin rebellion. The second
lnsfallmsnt OF the Simonsk indemnity had
been paid 10 the foreign governments.
The Pennsylvania Democratic Convention
met at Harrisburg, yesterday, and adopted
resolutions affirming the right of Rebel States
10 representation in Congress; the right of tn 2
states 10 exclusively regulate the qaalifica-
tons of their voters; that the white race alon e
are entitled to the elective suffrage, and en-
dorslng the restoration policy OF PresIden 1
johnson. The Convention. on the fourth
ballot, nominated William II. CIiIner as a can :
dldate for Governor.
Macmillan has Issued decree granting
bounties 10 all vessels sailing under the Mexi-
can flag as follows: Vessels built in Mexico
making foreign voyages beyond America. eight
dollars per ton. Making voyages to the United
States, the West Indies, South America, and
Central America, four dollars per ton. YES
sells nationalized by Mexican law, making
voyages beyond America, four dollars per ton.
Making voyages 10 the United States, the
West Indies, South America, and Central
America two dollars per ton.
Fifteen hundred bales of cotton Were burned
in the Bridge-street fire, New York, yesterday
morning. James Courtney has been arrested
on suspicion of being the incendiary. There is
much anxiety among the insurance companies,
the losses being widely distributed. Some Of
the insurance companies favor an advance in
the rate of insurance to five per cent per an
mum, or one per cent. month. while others
agree that the rate is high enough.
The father and mother of Mrs. Fenton, wife
Of the Governor of New York, died at an ad i
vanced age on the Sd instant, at Randolph,
CattarauCus county. New York. Mrs. Fentou
reached there just prior TO their death. The
Governor left Albany TO attend the funeral
General Meade says over his own signature
IN letter 10 the EreHiRg Telegraph, that there is
no truth in the report circulated from Wash
Ington, that he has consented, at the request OF
the President, to allow hIs name 10 be pre-
senied at the Democratic convention as a
candidate for Governor OF Pennsylvania
DR.. David Jayne died yesterday afternoon in
Philadelphia, in the 9th year of his age
Robert Lynn, ST.. 4 prominent ship builder
also died in that city yesterday.
Augustus Stevens, Esq, Union,) was elpc-
ted Mayor OF Portland, Maine, yesterday by
an increased majority.
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A PIG IN BAG.-Yesterday morning on
GERS Callaghan and Walhng arrested two col
ored men, Solomon Rawlings and George
Brown, near the Depot, having in their posses
sion pig in bag, which weighed about 20
pounds, and took them TO the 4th Ward station
This morning Justice Walter heard the case
when an old colored woman named Julia Tru-
man testified that Rawlings and the pig were
both IN the family, Rawlings having one of her
daughters but not married TO her. sshowsum-
ever he has got her." and the Justice agreed
not 10 break up the happiness of the domestic
circle and dismissed the case, when the partie.
returned to their home-the pig with them-a
loving and reunited family
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Rf GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
d GREEN h WILLIAMS, Aucts.
SALE OF CONDEMNED QUARrERaAs
~ TER,S STORES lIESRnRns ~ -

QHarteTD!astsr Generals OSce, lst Dirision.
- WaShingtoR, ID. O.. February a. Isss
Will be sold at Giesboro, D. c.. at Public Auc-
I,on, under the direction Of Captain George T.
Browning: Bro A. Q NJ, on WEDNESDAY, March J, !,
iJ,n AZ ~ O clock a IN large lot of condemned
QuARTERMASTER'SS STORES, consisting of
Herses hoes, Manila Rope, Scrap Iron, Bed
steads Benches. Coffee Boilers. Tin Guns X ives
ard FORKS, Ladies', Camp Kettles, Dutch Ovens
Dish Pans, ess Pans, Tin Plates Coal Scuttles
spoons, Cooking and Heating Stoves, Blankets
brides. Horse Brushes Cur ycombs Saddle Blan-
kets, Buckets, Casks, Horse Collars Head Halters.
Ambulance Harness. -Four horse Harness (sets
pay racks, Lines, Martingales, Riding and Cart
Sa1aIes, N straps, Sursingles Four horse Am
t,a 6nlances, Army Wagons, flour herse,) Wagons,
Two morse ,)lron Water Wagons, w hips Padleckg
BOTTLES, Sh2eing boxes, Punches Files, Hammers,
rarriar- knives; Pincers, Rasps. TOngs WhiteWash
tsrns Brnshes Grindsiopes and Frames Picks Ian
barrows. Bride bits, Tire Iron, Chain Scrsn
Leather, Coal Oil Barrels, &c &c
The stores must he removed by the purchasers
WlIhlh hye days from the date of sale.
Ine uorseshoes. Rope. and Scrap Iron will, if
desired, be delivered by the Government free
wharf ~ ~ D'P''
Terms Cash. in Government funds
hoat Tor Gle5boro' will leave the 9Th street
wharf every hour during the dar OF sale.
- JAMES A. EkIN,
Brevet Brig General, in charge First Division, 0.
M VI " fe 2i tma7
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FINASCIAL.-There is decidedly more ac-
uNIty III money in the New ork market The
Commercial Advertiser says the demand for
discounts from merchants is more active,
owing 10 the growing activity OF the Spring
business. The rate on call loans is generally
seven per cent. on ordinary collaierals; on
Government securities occasional loans are
mace al SIX per cent. The stock market con-
Times dull and irregular Governments
opened weak yesterday in sympathy with the
decline in gold but with subseq uent rise in the
premium there was an improvement of per
cent IN the leading securities. Gold has been
unusually fuctuating and active, chiefly from
speculative cases. At the close of last week
large amounts were sold 'short'' by bears in
stocks and by others, with a view 10 depres-
sing the market generally. The same process
was attempted yesterday morning 1T the
opening of business. and the price fell to I31sI
subsequently 4 strong bull element appeared
and large purchases were made probably IN
cover the .shorts" of the last week, when the
price reacted TO l3i Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-06

81 Adelina Patti, on her late appearance at
harseilles, France, was greeted with "franti,
JOY" and elgnt 10 ten thousand persons await
ed her entrance 10 the theater delayiIp her
carriage, breaking the windows, jumpinr mn
on the steps, almost crushing themselves mn.
der the wheels, while the air resounded with
shouts OF 'yiva" and "hurrah." PATHS hat
was torn OF in the squabble, and the crowd
fonght for the fragments as .skeepsakes."
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baltimore Annual Conference of the Meth.
odist EpiscopaI Church

In this body in session at the Eutaw Street
Church. Baltimore. yesterday, after the open
ing exercises the committee on temperance
made a report through Rev Henry G.. West
wood, that intemperance is on the increase and
nlne-tenths of the crime is attributable TO this
cause accompanied by resolutions pledging
the Conference to total abstinence urging the
observance of the discipline on the subject an d
liking the month of April as a season to be de-
voted 10 the advocacy of the cause. The report
and resolutions were adopted
Charles w. Baldwin and B. b F Leech were
admitted with the travelling connection
The Bishop presented paper, signed by Rev
r.. X. teltch and ). Register, addressed to the
Conference in reference 10 preamble and reso-
lutIons adopted by a Conference recently in
session in Alexandria in relation to an co nita-
bic pro rata di vision of the funds of the Preach
er's AID Society of Baltimore
Kew. T. L. Phelps said the Conference had n o
right TO enter into negotiation for a division of
the funds OF the Preachers Aid Society of Bal
timore.
On motion of the Rev. b. N Brown, the
whole matter was laid on the table.
AT the request OF the Rev. DR. VIM Hamil-
ton, the consent Of Conference was given for
the sale OF the parsonage of Ryland Chapel.
Washington, if IL should be deemed necessary
10 complete the building Of the church edi-
flee.
Rev. Il. Peyton Brown called up the papers
in relation TO special transfers, submitted on
the first day CT the Conference by Reys. w
EDWARDS and Speake the question being upon
the INDEFINITE postponement, and moved that
the vote be taken without debate which was
done, and the subject was indefinitely post
poned.
Rev. b. H. Smith moved the appointment of
q committee for the purpose of considering the
eXpedlency OF erecting parsOnages on poor
circuits ana stations; which was adopted.
II Is thought that the Conference will close
this evening
Bishop Ames has left for the Pittsburg Con-
terence, and Bishop Thompson for the East
Baltimore Conference, both of which will meet
on Wednesday next.
The Washington African Conference will as
semble in this city on Thursday morning, and
Rev. Bishop Scott will preside. All the con-
gregations of the District of Columbia and the
nelghborlng counties of Virginia and Mary
land will be represented and interested there
in.
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AUCTION SALES
GALE OF STEAM BOILER, FORer pT1ps
~ "Anbk PIPE. FIRE PLUGS. &c CON-
PklsiNG THE WATER WORKS

ID
TAo''tTmasteI Generals 0fee, FiTsf Dir,sjon
Nv 90 5naSA.nItoH; d. C. February 26, 1855
~ ny oroeT OF the Quarter master General there
und.p ths hd2 on ine premises, at public auction,
ing, A. Q. NJ. ON Thursday hpriis 8 iSss a. 10
crock m, the following described pnbIic nros
ONE STEAM BOILER. 30 feet long and ? ,s., IN
eInetsf win Two twelve inch return fines ,
made OF 4-inch boiler iron with ali the nacessay
ro9 eIIShces, lneIsding cast iron front, gauge
and noed, steam gauge, tAshcroft's patent crate
oss, pipe, plugs, reducing pieces, &C. ali in good
Two W0RTBINGTON STEAM FORCE
PUnPs, No. 6, IL inch cylinder 9 inch stroTe Ok
morse power each: and cash capable of pumnino and
IotGlsg ooOoO gsllsns of water per day Connected
nHRs, bends, elbows. doNble-valye oil cnns ~
Ihese Pumps are comparatively new and in com
A large assntity cf WATER PIPE. as fo,,ow.
BE- SiS ieef S-insh cast.iron Water Pipe.
SoD g 2inch wrought-irsn
90 % Ia inch cast iron "a
Z0OO Is inch -
Loo 1-inch d"
THIRTY ONE CAST IRON FIRE PLUGS
tAyres patent with all the necessary Connecticut
s7ch as rs, bends, stop cocks, elbows, four-wav
pieces, &c, all in excellent condition; together
ALL THE TOOLS, &s., required for making al.
tHratoBs and repairs in water pipe, such as pipe
drills. punches, caulking tools, &c
Terms Cash. in Government funds.
Deliveries will be made to purchasers on OF before
the hrEt tlstl day of May next.
A boat for GieskorO will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day Of sale
Any further Information that may be desired
tel TO Captain George T. Browning, o. 81
JAMES A. EKIN.
Breyet Brigadier General. in charge
Il rzf vi aia ~