The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-14
GOVERNMENT SALES.
g ALEOF STEAM GRIsT MILL
~ AT THE
CAVALRY DEl OF GIFSBoRo, ID. c.
FIRST DIvIslo ON.
w cTrvNaTnu m ~ Apr,I ~ 1000 L

ORFTCH, !
FIRST DIVISION,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., April II, 1865
BY orcer of the QusItermaster General there wil
% e soiG on me premises, at public auction, under
ne diItction Of Captain George I. Browning
ON WEDNESDAY Nav %. 1866.
at u o,elock M the following described Iublic pro.
ONE u STEAM GRINDING AND FEED
lreme, With massive g1anite foundationsl 40 by 50
het WIN coal hav, and en1ne houses attached, all
os, Si me very best material and in the
so, Of the came time and place, the machiner,
ONE d. ENGINE. s OF or loo iSpiBS HoRsS POWER.
WIN WIN o nder OF TWENTY-FIVE (22) inches diameter
ana twenty -iouT ga inches stroke, set upon heavy
chstIton bed-pate, with cold and hot water pumps
snu heater and cast-ron fly wheel, with driving.
lOlley OF the ame material ten n0l feet in diane.
yer sna Iwenty-iour t24) inches face, with Judsons
TWO '2) BOILERS OF eo-HoRsE POWER
made Of the best boiler iron ye-sxteentbs t1e, NJ
an inch in tbIck ness, five (6l tet in diameter and
fourteen tl4l feet five (5 inches in length; each
lOIef COZ ialnng seventy-six (76) lap-weided fues
eaeh thTee 8) and one-fOurth ~ inches in diameter
MN MN az ~, ne e requisite appendages. -
IhN lOl FAIRS OF REEDS PATENT BUCK
MI9t MMIG9HAM THIRTY taOJ INCHES SPRING
constructed of solid French burr milestone, and set
ln heaVy' welLhalanced frames, with haY-cutters
elevators, and conveyOrs sufficient to cut and handle
the nay; gr IN and prepared feed on the most eco.
hSnlchl ana labOr-saylng plan.
Inc 81 aihng is OF finished wrought iron, and the
punel OF castron faced and balanced, with hangers
etc. The main driving belt is OF our 4 ply rnbher
ano twenty four l24l inches wide. The belts for
oINng The mills. ETC., are OF the best oak-tanned
? he Engine, Boz efs Machinery, and Fixtures of
every description, are OF the very best materials and
workmanship, ana are still IN excellent condition
and fine working order, the mill having been IN one
ration only about fifteen months
~ deemed advisable by the agent OF the Govern.
separately. " 'ON'N
Terms Cash, in Government funds
PuTchaser5 will be required to remove thei,
property before the first (1st) cay OF July next
unless otherwise ar1ang ed with the owner of the
A boat for Glesboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day OF sac
ADy iurheI information that NAV be desired will
Captain GEORGE T. BROW Ming, Assistant Quar- ~
termaster, Giesboro, or to this office.
Blevet Br rgadier-G eneral, in charge 1st Division
Quarterma, ter-G encral's Office. 4lS5w
SALE OF QUARTERMASTERS STORES.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsrER,
WILMINGTON, Del, May a. 1866.
win be sold at Pub ic Auction TO the highest bid
Stables hPTF .ty May is h. At the loyeTnment
QuarteTmas ers' Stores:- '-s
8 Cooking stoves,
II Office stoves,
stove pipe elbows,
Stove crates,
90 lbs. stove pipe,
81 lbs. zinc,
lin boiler
Dipping pan,
Bake pan,
hairs,
Office tables,
Office desk,
Common benches
"a Common tables
10 DOub hunks,
IL Waier buckets,
Rand saws,
HatckCts.
Saw files
2 Hoes,
Rake,
Marking brushes
6e5 feet Gas pipe,
8 Pendants
Reefs for hose,
3WheelbaTrows
l24 Head halters and chains
"a Neck straps and chains,
Lamp shaGes,
Ruler,
645 bs. Rope
z6S1 Rope halters,
so " ater casks,
Lie boat iron,
Lie Eoat, wood,
Army wagons,
Single sets wheel mule harness.
Single sets lead mule harness,
SIM gle sets mule ambulance harness,
Sale TO commence at ten A NJ.
1erms-Cash, IN United States currency,
By order Of the QuarteTmaster-Ge General.
u G. H. GALLAGHER,
5710t Captain and Assistant Quartermaster