The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-01
GOVERNMENT SALES.

LIE OF STEAM GRIsT MILL,
0doHALKI oTAR1E1 DEI 81, 0l q Z, SIIhr0R0. d Q.
FIRsT DIVISION,
BY order Of tie ousiiernoster Gehera, there Win
ne ton on me lItmsts, at public auotll n, under
the cton OF Captain George l. Browning,
ON wEpNEsnAY Ma, ss. 1866.
a. ~ o'clock M the following described uublic pro-
ONE III STEAM eRlNDlNG AND FEED
franc, With massive Gilnie toupdot,opa 40 hv On
yet, With coal Lae, and enSre houses ar,sehed ali
m5, suS o. me vely test material, and IN the
so, OF The same time and place Il machinery
an oEIt ~ y ~, anSes Sa Of he min conJSiDR OF
WIN 9, hnoer OF tw,nniwo (2zl inches diameter
al twenty .ioui ti4 Inchs siroEe set uton heavy
csst IRON ted-plate, witt cold sud no wafer pumps
ana Leater and casriron fy.whee with drivIng.
Iulley OF the enc material len uOj fee, IN diana
raSnt Sna M'ny-lour (24inches face with Juuson's
TWO '2I BOILERS or OO-noRsE POWER
ade OF the best boiler IRON vesixtoentbs ~ N, ~
an II ch in tbick ness Ave (6 fer In d,ameter snd
oier co iainins teventy.,iS I7s, IN length each
eaeh thiee and ohe-fOurth W inchea in d ameteT
TN 10, r PAiiIs fiS't ot tspPtPq1Sss ns PArxNrnoc,
NShAM 1BlRTl (8OI INLHES sPRINtI
s'fuc,ed of solid French lurr millsope and ,o.
IN heavy, Welli slaLc ced frames, with hay-cutters
eevatos, ana coDveyora sufficient 10 cut ana hlndie
NE nay, Rr IN, nnO prepared ICED the most eoo.,
Lomical arc lRborsaying olar. -"''' 0'0-'
The sLafnng OF finished wrought iron and the
and boxes tutficent 10 drive ten l0 pairs OF bnrrs
exc, he mann driving be is OF Our al DIV rnbher
and twenty .iour t24 nctes VIDE. The belts fos
onving the mills, etc, are O the best oakIapn,d
pate n str,tched leather r- - -''-1'
me Engine Boz eIs Machinery. and Fixtures of
even description are the yer, best materais and
NOlk mansIip ana are still IN excel en- condition
lauon only abou Il teen months ... u. II
II dee med advlsable BY The agent OF the Govern.
me ment on the day Of sac, the bui dings will be sold
1eims- Cash in Government funds Ae'- .a
fulcl aser} viii be required 10 remove their
property leforc the first (1sl) lay OF July next,
srOuDds ... ...'I - -. v v nv
A toat for Giesloro will leave the Sixth strse%
wharf tVeIy hour during the day OF ga o =. -
!, ny further ipi9rnahon that mag be desired will
Captain GEokGk l. bRoW Ming, ASSISTANT % gtSr opaT. 70
'ein as'ei' "IesDofo' or to this Ciiee .,,,.
Bievet BI qadier G enerap. in ebarSe LAT bJSsio
QuaTtefma. ier-G enoral's Office. IIS5w'
GAZE OF loYFRNNENr PRoPERl r, AT
- IORIRESS MONROE Va -, -,
Army LCTHING AND EoUIPAeR OFFrCE !
toRTRLss hoERoE Va. A nj % 1866 I |
Jhe following articles OF irregular clothing viii be
SOD at lubhc Auction a. Government Cloihin9
Stolehouse on road leading t Camp Hamiton
Fortress ISeG @ ~ Monroe, Va on WEDNESDAY, May Ie
6ltO pairs leggIpgs, now.
S666 TalTs hOwsers, rev.
66 cliizens' coat, new.
22 pairs bropaDs Lew.
z barine jackets new. ..
20 ZoUaVe vests, n W.
23ZoUave scarIs new,
~ IA Uave CAPE, new
2Zouave jackets, new.
4 lf4 great coats, damaged.
122 dress coats, damaged.
80 hats and caps Lemaoed.
Tern st ash III Gov ment funds.
Purchasers must r, move the property within five
da' nom date OF sale
By OrCer oil QuarteTmaster. General
JOHN LIVFRS,
Military Storekeeper United states Army.
Il Il JAMES
AZ l6t AucuODeer.
CA LIE OF ARMY WA CONS