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and then claiming it. 1t was apparently, clear
| case OF larceny, and tho Court 80 found it, and
| condemned the renowned Richard to ante $50, or
to take it out by sixty days exercise in tho opon
air.
United States Us. Welcome Simons (colored).-
Assault on Rebecca Frasier (colored).-This was
| very amusing case. The defendant seemed in
dgnant that his right to whip the woman should
! be doubted. He said she needed it, and it would
do her no harm.
Rebecca Frasier deposed that she was walking
| on the Battery, when Welcome came there and
made her 60 homo and then throw her down and
beat her severely with a stick. She had done
nothing to cause him to act 30. The witness was
very pathetic in her statement, her feelings ap-
peared to have been considerably hurt by the
rough treatment.
The prisoner depoaed that the woman was his
wife, and that she had been acting bad lately and
would go off from the house. On this occasion
he started out to look for her, and whom he had
brought her home and strapped her, he thought
she required it. The Court differed with him,
and somewhat astonishod him with the unwel-
come tidings that his sentence was $100 fine or
sixty days hard labor on the Streets
United States us. WM. WHITMoRE (white)-Gar-
rotiug.-This is the first case OF this description
that had been brought before the Court. By some
mistake a colored man, named Wigg, was included
in the Indictment, but on the facts being known he
was released. Wigg is the proprietor ofa restaurant
in Market street and has always borne the charac-
ter of quiet, orderly citizen. 1t appeared by tho
evidence that Wigg was crossing the street when
the defendant camo behind him, and pinioning
his arms commenced to throttle him. A man
standing near gave the alarm, and Wn1TMoRE ran,
closely pursued by largo crowd until they met
policeman, who arrested both parties. There was
no fight or disturbance WHIrMonE was the only
aggressor. The outrage was Of SO unprovoked
character thatthe Court found the prisoner guilty
and sentenced him to pay 500 fine and sixty days
hard labor on the streets.
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CARPENTERS We would direct the attention Of this
class Of mechanics to advertisement In this
ings issue. calling for fifty carpenters to work at Hamp-
ton on the South Carolina Railroad These works arc
very nl ortant and would employment to many
OF citizens who comparatively idle Appli.
cants referred to Measrs JAMES II. RAsoN Bros
Foundry, corner Nassau and Colu mbus streets.
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Two OF NAME.-In the procee dings of the
Provost Court published last Wednesday, the
name of Joseph Holloway appears as having been
brought up for attempting to break in house.
We have been called upon by one of the members
of the respectable Holloway family, known by all
citizens as colored persons OF high character, and
requested to say that this man is q stranger to
them, and is in no way connected with them.
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PRIVATE SALES.
Clay Field Plantation.
By COHEN, HANCIkEcL 81 co.

At Private Bale
ALL THAT VALUABLE COTTON AND RIoE PLAN
TAT1ON situated III Christ Church Parish, eighte
Q8) miles from the village OF Mount Pleasant, ana
known as 'Gay Field" embracing also BALDW1N'S
old field. HAMPTON. and tract of land boupht of W.
j. Grayson, containing in all four thousand 1900
acres, together With . landing at Wappetaw Landing
and the nBe of the creek and canal leading to 1t, with
the privilege Of widening and deepening the same.
portion OF tho land is cleared tho remainder heav
ly tmb red with oak and cypress convenient to the
canal and creek above mentioned and one of the
best ranges for stock In this section Of country Tho
land is OF frstrate quality. and Is now under suo
cessul cultivation In Rice and Cotton The crop s
excellent condition. and promises remunerative yield
On the place 10 fine family Dwelling House, Barnp
Steam Engine. and laborers quarters, recently built
and in Arst- rate repair
The above place offers great inducements to persons
Wishing to 1--we near their plantation during tho summer
being but sh srt drive from healthy sea.shore res-
denoe.
With the above place will be sold If desired, the
growing crop. stock, farming utensils. &c.
For further particulars and terms, which viii be
accommodating, apply as above at
No. 40 EAST BAY,
August July al fmws Corner Boyoe's Wharf
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PANE HEPArIC BIrrERs.-It is O wise dispensa-
ton of Providence that in the locality where
diseases exist. the and plants which
remedies for them are often to be found, waiting only
for Industrious hands guided by intelligent heads, to
pluck til. m from the earth and arrange them nature
directs for the benefit OF mankind. In section Of
country, where complaints Of the liver dyspepsia and
chs nd fever mako life miserable and rack the human
frame, the vegetable abundant, but thoy havo
waited for some scientific mind Ike that Of Mr.. PAsK-
Mn to take them from their hidden places and extract
ing their medical properties prepare remedy like his
most excellent "Hepatic Bers" Although this prepa-
ration is comparatively in community, IL has
been extensively used by sufferers OF diseases which It
is intended to alleviate and hear It highly praised
by all Of them with whom have come In contact
and We would therefore. earnestly recommend 1t as
one Of the finest toncs and correctves Of the present
dsY fmw
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To EDIsTo.-The steamer Mab having been tho
roughly repaired will resume her regular trips
leaving Chisolm's Mill, Tradd street, every Tues
day and Friday.
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We NOT assert that every family should be their
own physician In oil but 1t is undenable that
with case of HUMPHRE EYs HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS IN
HOUSE. times without number disease and sickness
may be arrested, and tne money ana suffering saved
This Is being done by Thousands and may be dono by
all. See advertisement In another column address
HuMPHREYs' HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Co..
August6 No. 662 Bl oadway, N. Y.
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Our MERCHANTS will notice with pleasure the
announcement Of the South Carolina Railroad
Company that, on and after this date, the prepay
ment OF freights to Augusta aud Columbia, and all
points beyond those places, will not be required.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day.

MAcKEY BAKER will sell this day. at their sales
room, No. &C Marketstreet at II O'Clock general
sortment OF new and secondhand furnture also, No.
l mich cow.
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O. SEE SECOND AND THIRD PAGES. ia

The steamship John Gibson, Captain REED,
arrived here yesterday from Baltimore after an
excellent Passage. We are indebted to Captain
REED for papers.
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"AvALANcBEs "--Yesterdsy afternoon We saw
a novel sight for these times,-three ambulances
going up Meeting street in "Indan tile." An as
sociation of ideas naturally brought to mind the
ooncomtant circumstances of other days. We
lnstinctively turned out to inquire il there had
been any 'fght," but could hear OF none. The
ambulance train was out on Sunday dress pa
rade, we suppose.
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AUCTION SALES,

AuIllDN SALES.
w " nv Sais M%oK ny 'tsTnnsf Z nsrsnr. a. A"e''0"
VIII be sold at our sslos room. No GO Marko tstreo
aSTST'mont %" m NEW AND sEcoNDHANp
rohRlfuhE' oil OF WHICH Will bo sold to cfoBo con-
elenmente. % Augusta
MACKEY Il BAKER
vi" soil 70 h,enss. sdes 9on ais pAY SO
No. i MILoH cow. warranted.
A]stten S sa1s Of Sugar, otssses Wtnes, zeNes
na0o"o Segars SpqM'sh saxsg as."ss"g 70'acoo' dc.
WILLIAM NJ. pRI.n", AUcTIoNKEn
On TEDMssSAY Massrs s. .et 9th Ausnst j. o'clock.
90 hha saaS CO.'S store, No. lib East Boy.
1sS bbs PRIME MUsCoyADo SUGAR
210 bbls. hew Crop Mr.c"v.do Molaescs
10 Sasas nnas' C Choice Porto Rico molassos
10 cares Preserved Fruits, nssorcd
o eases Huvana SyrupR assorted
Is cases Italian Maccaroni
2s S9sss seSs 9yss 9IIys Oil
demijohns White Vino Vinegar
10 10 ,. = a,easss cat KS ca.alognia Claret
26O00 Havana Segars Of choice Qualities and brand,
800 lbs Spanish Smoking Tobacco. 4 and Id. pack
Conditlons-sums under $1,000, cash; over sIOoB
thirty days for approved endor, ed notes
Tobacco q Gqoo" q. hG1cmg GS'5,Gge + osS s%s sn"d'tes
will be sold Oh WEDNESDAY. s'h MT. at half pms
One eepeol o"o:i"rso j oARhiAGE iisdt and HARNESS
One substantial Buggy
Ono Spring Cart
One Buggy Horse
Ten boxes Tobacco
One bale OF Cotton damaged
Boxes Segars aud bottles brandy
sundry articles of Furniture. Clothing. &C., &c
Unlimited articles received up to hour Of sale.
-usueto
Cargo Sale of Muscovado Sugars, Whuc Havana
Sugars and MiiscoDddo Moldsscs.
BY JOS. ~ RTsLEY.
n, rn,n.v II T. LAuREY. AucrIoHEER.
On FRIDAY, August TO- ut IL o'clock A. M will sold
at Accommodation Wharf.
TIE CARGO Of the Hchr. Thomas j. Frazier" from
Matsnzas, Cuba,
10 hhis; snnerior and prime quality GROCERY
81 boIos whito Havana Sugars
20 bids. Muscovado Molasses.
Terms at sale. August4
Will bo sold WEDNESDAY, August is. 1885, att
O'clock at Hilton Head. 8. u, at public auction, TO
A QUANTITY OF coMM1ssARY PROPERTY.
COPYING PRESSES. SCALES
FunDes Faucets Scoops
Saws. Knives. Steels
Ov' ne, Oaudrons
Hammers, Br .shes, Stoves
Axes, Pumps 3d. &c.
Terms-caah In United ates currency: -
Augusts 10 Brevet Brig. Gen. and O. 8. o. s. A.
CHIEF aUARTERpIAsTER's OFFICE,
DEPARTMENT OF TIE OARoLNAs. l
vu GnAnLKsTof s. e. July 80. 1861
9; steamer plant Err; VIII ali her equip t ments.
having capacity for Thousand bales Her hull ana
machinery in perfect order She is 15O long
40 feet beam feet depth OF hold; dralght feet has
two tubular boilers; two horizontal hig 1pressu
gines NOT eonnected diameter of cyunder 20 inchea
q. W. THoMAS
Brovet Lieut.. Col. and ohief Quartermastsr.
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GIN.-We have received from Mr.. JOSEPH. II.
RIsLEY bottle Of giu, which has the finest flavor
that can be imagined. IT we were cotton plant
er we would have no other gin about US but this,
without regard to the silky staple, and we there
fore recommend it to them, and everybody else
who desire to taste one Of the most delicious
hqueurs which has been over imported in this
city, and beg they will put it to their lips, and
agree with US.
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Como NoRTE TO HAvrr TUE Tv1sr TAKEN OUT
For moro than Jear We have been seeing Bills.
tered and twisted railroad iron pass,ne thronph
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Furniture ! Furniture! FS-nifru.pf Al A,tcS Inn
,,, Bf MhCkEY IL BAKER.
Will be sold at saIos room No GO Mnrke tstreof
THIS DAY, at IL o'cit ok A. M
general assortment OF NEW AND sECOND.HAHD
FURNITURE, oil Of which will bo sold to cfoBo con-
signmens. Aupust6
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BRIDGE OVER THE PEE DEE,-We are glad to per-
ceive, from the Bennettsvlle "a. o. Journal, that
the project OF building bridge over the Pee Dee,
at Society Hill, is again mooted. We recollect
some years ago the citizens of Marlboro, Marion
and Chesterfield, were much interested in this
scheme. The estimate Of it's cost, at that time, if
we mistake not, was about $4,000. We hope the
bridge will be built soon, as it would be great
convenience to travellers.
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our city on its way to the North. When we heard
OF tho tearing up of the roads at the time Of the
march of sHERMhN's army through the State, we
thought the boys tore up rail here and there,
and rendered it useless by twisting it round a
telegraph pole. But we now find that tho work
WAS much moro complete. The "boys'' made
good use OF their time, and laid out a splendid
business for the "protected" iron men Of Penn
sylvania. We have often wondered if Gen. SHER-
HAN owns any iron stock. Trains still como down
every day loaded with this twisted iron and weary
mules draw the rafting load through our streets
and down to the whsrves elioiting the admira-
tion Of beholders at the wonderful indus ustry OF
the Grand Army Of Gen. SHERMAN.
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SLAUGHTER PENS. s.-The slaughter pens at the end
OF America-street, which were recently used by col
ored persons, have been closed by order fthe Pro-
vost Marshal This beneficial change has been
effected through the instrumentality of gentle
man, the prosecutor in q similar case which was
tried by the last Court of Sessions. The north
west portion of the city has now been cleared of
these pens. This is great improvement, and
will no doubt enhance the value Of property in
those localities.
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THE EXCURSION OF SATURDAY AFTERNooN.-We
were one Of large party on board of the Kate
on Saturday afternoon, which made delightful
excursion around the harbur and up Ashley River.
The number of ladies and children that were
present added much to the enjoyment for tho
former showed their pleasure by their smiles and
agreeable conversation; and the ruddy faces and
hearty laughter of the latter exhibited the happi-
ness they experienced. The officers of this fine
boat must feel great Joy that they can please
everybody.
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PRovosr CouRT.-United States us. Richard
mighty fallen The freed members Of the Wash
ington family have been in disgrace for some time;
but this Is the frat case where one Of the illus
trious name Of Randolph has fallen from grace.
The defendant was charged with stealing coat
from one Adam Moncald. Adam testified that the
oostwas his; he had missed it some time, and first
saw it on the prisoner. -
The coat WAS also much mutiated, 90 as to de-
stroy its identity in measure. The prisoner said
that he had bought the coat for fifty cents, but
could not prove from whom. Another witness tes-
tilted to Randolph's habit Of annsxing property
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INOR SALE or to LET-First-class brown-stone
il HOUSES side. between fifyeighh and
Fnynnih,,. healthy eligible Central PARK Apply -
premises from atoA
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OYyIcE ConxIssARY OF SUBsisryScK,
10 4 STATKsr., NEw-YoRK CITY. May II, 1886. )

OYucE ComxIssARY OF suBsIsrsScE,
CEALED PROPOSALS Tin duplicate) will be re-.
> sysd Sy The undersigned g. ; Ss qI RE scs M
the unitod states troop. stationed couabg EewYori Lar.
S'F 'f 5Sss
on. Of d quarter meat .. md laSy os
such aud time" . may be required bv III.
the be- sss a,lssY Ss s sh aas ss
purpor and conditioner aO that written contract shall DO executed
wth boa1s IL the OF I've thousand dollars each
CSamss Of susrantora) u"
Bidders emsvs. be present at the opening Of the proposals.
and % y With hs, ;ures to ign the SSD
each surety two being required Any % M 2sp9,a
% a perfect GOD sir 3D. sl sp %
s corn S' sIs Fl. psi the ..
po. Of yertsbs and sufficient n,ste1 IN
to lsst any BID which seems unreasonable
by the Government viz currency checks On certificates ondeSed
Any other Information desired by those proposing bid viii be fur
'''''- W '''''''' FRANCIS E. BERIER. B. Msjor C s.
UsITRD STATES MILITARY RAiLRoADs, J
ov'cz ASSISTANT ouaSTnnsA.TIn No srasf Eta
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
S .. II u. g 2ss N s pssS.. Of @ q:
suitable for the ds sS s latter varying In length
The On stored at the the Clevend Rolling Mil
s Ls a s a: p.s. y OBJ
t'nsd on ,PplIc.stiO1n a. lhi. oihc e. =,
The United States the right TO reject all bids not deemed
advantageous -
should be indOred Proposals for the purchases Of Bridge
Ifoa." y. CHILLY.
Brevst Major and A. Q. NJ, u. s. Army.
Two CONTROVERSIAL PROPOSALS
Jns 1866 ct II O'Clock for BUILDING and COMPLETING
RE5ERy0IR and two GATE HOUSES d Carusnsvie the
High Bridge. n
Gsteo Csrmmsv together with the Of the bidder
and date Of its Offering. -
Tire amount security required will be Forty Thousand boilers
Plan. and specification. o. the work application
the Engineers Office, Eighty sixh-s., Fourthavs.
FERNS Of bids application at this
oacs Croton Aqueduct Department, May 10 1865
THOMAS STEPHENS , Croton
ROBERT L. DARRAGH, Aqueduct
A. W. CRAVEN. Board.
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HENRY Il. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGING

L Il H. LEEDS 4 MINER viii SELL by auction on FRIDAY,
AZ It O'Clock their No 10 Libcfy POSI-
TIVE SALE Of CHOICE OLD WINES LIQUORS and CIGARS.
the business Of old IN porting and jobbng house Aso
pivse including choice Whistles, VIZ Old ~ n
b. Bourbon aud Rye Scotch and h Do Holland snd knz On'
jamaica St lor Gfensda aud Angua Rgms HeAnesy Mste
tad Bfande Pale sud DARK Pale Brown and Golden
see Mufeira. Ports Ces uock Also fine invoice Of Nines
Bfandc. Whikes bottled In London imported In Of
dozen each.
Every article fully guaranteed according TO sample aud description
No other goods admitted . . ,
Also i.w lot. Of choice imported HAVANA CiGARSLondes
Flfo Ross, Tbuoos La Union Cabinet Londferde-
cere KNIGHT Templsr. and other fsyonte brands.
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GREAT PUBLIC SALE
" OF
DELAWARE LANDS!
TUE ,pag.r MOST VALUABLs REAL ESTATE III
FARN, IlOusHs &C., EyRR oYrEHkp Poh SALE Al ONE
q or

I'VE Lfs aSs IIorsus Sc svER oYYEsKD ONE
tn. subscriber 1 nsa n a@s sai.i and D
count S% S sS" VIII i ns N" sell
aTeToS sMTRSA s,;'s e Dfsge Sr
q, 10. ocet 2 part CHI. Real Estate which Of it, Kind not
S X fay IN e IL.
containing 500 ACRES $50 q which are cleared and s
land in Ls6 state of divide. into min, h.ld. and ~
T S,5 n rum ao fyc Their. s
oSs fs s@d ipgs sf; about tire. miles from
town Containing 32 ACRES $50 Of which are cleared &C. the
a IsaI Highly improved divided asa. mostly well
This farm las peach orchsId0 Goo TREES on CHOICE
'Ty1r s T. a F Called DEER GROVE Soa miles o@
ssS ard Isa. Is1d hsy improved divided into
seven sei-ciesy ~s,eied There riAcH OncHsnD OF
bearing The ss, gpqd eSs wen into. into Sur %
from The town containing 23J ACRES 20 Of which are
ss .ss MIAMI " s s Rg ed s
There 'q F ss,fI pss sFTfRs6S FaR about four miles
o@ containing some 81 AcaEs ,Id ~STS
and dd INTO seven field n e'i Sei .s 90 ,hf d i
from tie town containing 800 ACRES $40 Of which cleared
T's , ET s @. s 9 iro s ss sss d
vel adapted growing .y sns stool &C. as we" a. gram ana
NoTE-The.e FARMS taken whole IN agriculture, .ene
for growing Grso Fruit and oIs ere not sissS ~ s,s All
are the DrLAw.RS RAILROAD ThessrHs 1Sp pr
lew mile. Of the sIr,aSo,T LisDso ID. ssrEs, csrkx
lsood navabe water fronts nearly al the places E'eh 'rn
No ia lot OF MARSH LAND Dutch Neck containing 800
ACRES. mostly good mownr nsr.h. ..,s- o., ~
No ST. LIME KILNs SHEDS sud OFFICE with Water
Lot OF ABOUT ACRES si the SEVRNA LAsDiSo.
No "a good GkANARi a. smyrna LANDING - ieet VIZ
10 feet deep capable storing 100 BrsHgs CRAZE VIII -
Of WHAT aud rguung 200 feet dep containing about ou
Acre
wide by 70 deep capable q storing ooO bu.HE GE.s with
wharf and lot running 10 feet deep containing aboN ONE
ACRK with large Lime Sheds thereon. - ~
no tI.-A WAeI Lot known "a the SHIP YARD on smyrna
Llndng adjoining Brlrc coutaiung shout
Plot. land be- .od be TIE oihee Of ~. sub
aud uuqeftoualc The Wheel
Crops the undeisred the other roP' 20 with
tie land sod
rsRxs-6ne,ld within % days from day Of sale and the residue
equal insia The fret the h day 81 Jolly A. p
tie whole unpaid purchase A. The
payment each n.tleu The Credit portion extending
five years be by judgment band mortgage Of the
purchased TKs PEA CEsr q The whole prhse money
must paid the time Of sale BE- forfeited unless the terms are
With otherwise will be treated Of the nfd pay
oLV' W. " "'s'''
snyr Desw May 1T, leo
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proposals.
OFFICE DEPor CoxxissARr OF SrIs,sTtNcE.
WAsHIyGIos ID. c.. May H. la10. J

OFYIoE, pEPor CoxxissARI OF srEs,sTthes|
WARRINGTON ID. C.. May II, 30
GOVERNMENT SALE Of MOLASSES.-
~ SEALED PROPOSALS In duplicate Of the form furnished by
tie will be received this Office until O'Clock
THURSDAY, May u. 1866 for the sale Of about
I4.JOO GALLONS OF MOLASsESi
3 averaging about ~ gallons each, and g bali bsIses
P,po..s viii not be received for ~ barrel. FIVE
% half barrels. .,, d,
p1csg- have been regsuged and recooped but desired
bv will be reganged by reliable inspector before
delivery. IL be the Subsistence Sto house a.
S..t Wlrf Washington ID. c. samples viii be found with
the follow officers: . .
City 49,,
plis Pa
Bievs Bds Gen Wilson v S. and Breve. Lieut. Col, Cspi
snd c. ;. 4. s. A.. Baltimore, Nd
Or a. this Office. -
Poymeft funds about fifty per cent Of which viii be
acceptance the BID aud The remainder before the
delivery commences
No b received psries who have filled to comply with their
contracts
Bidders requested 70 be present 81 the opening Of their BIDS
purchases loaded tie Government hsf Ia Washing
tor, - C.. free u
Tie reservation by the Government In regard 20 bids Will 10
observed o. BELL, MAJ aud G. s., L. ;. a.
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QuARrIRxAsTHR. 0EsERALs Oyrcs, fIrsT DIvIsIos, 1
WAsHIs0ros, D. c.. April II, 1876

QuARTHRnAsTnR OREBnALs OyYIcs fIrsT DIvs0H,
WARRINGTON, u. c.. April IT, 1876
GALE OF STEAM GRIST MILL, at the Cavalry
- Depot Gs.boo D. CBy order Of the ousrtsms', General
reeon Of Capt George Browning A. O. NJ. on WEDNESDAY
May 1896 at II O'Clock the following described public
!" I" VIC ONE u) STEAM GRINDING AND FEED MILL
srne granite foundston' 40 by 80 feet with coal
hay and engine houses acbed all constructed OF the very p ms
terial, and In the most substantial manner
Also tho time and place. the machinery and appliances Of
Tue ""' ONE mi ENGINE, OF IooHoasE POWER
with cylinder 2) twenty four tl
upon heavy cson bed pts with cold and hot
water pumps and heater and csston fywhee with driving
pulley Of the came material ten o lee, N diameter and twenty
four w 9Snt' stHRs OF oHoRsE POWER EACH
made iron. i've s6 Of inch In thick
five W feet In diameter and fourteen ' feet i've 9 inches IN
each three m I'd inches In diameter with al the
TaaS me PxiRs or REEDS PATENT BUCKINGHAM THIRTY
(30) INCHES SPRING MILLS,
sod French mtone and set In heavy well
banced frames with hay Guitars elevators and convsyo uneien
handle the hay grain and prepared feed on the most
hsng finished wrought iron and the pulley. Of cairon
bancsd boxes sufficient drive ten o
and 2 inches wide The belts for driving tho mills
&C. are Of the tanned, patent stretched leather
The Engine Boilers Machinery and Fixtures Of every desrpon
are Of tho very best materials and workmanship and m Ia
excellent condition and working ordef tho mill having been In
operation only about fifteen months. ,
deemed advisable by the agent OF the Government on the DAY Of
asle, the buildings will be sold separately
Terms Cash, Ia Government funds
will their property before the mrs.
Qs day July next otherwise arranged with tho owner Of
the grounds
for oeboro will leave the sxshst wharf hour
during the day Of sale.
Any further information that be desired VIII be given npon
application 10 by letter TO Captain GEohoE bhO"N
Brt BhI Gva, IN charge iH Div. q NJ 60.