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, 1866-09-27
New York stock aud 11oncr Markets

NEW foEk- September Is.
MosKx-Eaty and steady =, 4Ses per cent TOT call
loans. -.
sIKnt1so E1cnAsok-F1rm at to,a9lus, gold, fos
cftt elaas Ellis = =
GoLD-F11mer opening Al lAss. md closing st 1ssk
GovnSNEsz SIpcks-Qrlct and Without decided
cllAr:c.
Tne following arc closing p!icts at s,co .. M:
Sn9S Sa1ssa; I'D: @ sS& Hx ssacs'ns.:..'aeia,,
". u. ici...... ssSss s. II. s.......:.:.. ska E2
y. .tnstGtl1eH NJ. Cent
s:{a ss4 =. P1tts..-... sfssa SIX
Hud- 1klvEr ....l-t 414A
Gold cIos<d Rt lAt. ..--.
FTle (pfTciara RI money article says The ttock mar
kct continncs to exhibit steady upward inovcmtnl
large majority uf the leadiuG Operators committed
to ndt1nrc movement With Lille OF no rcsiatancu
from the tenF eide.
Govcrnmcnts steady. seo's 9. Y higher and ft1s
Is ec1cs lower admits oI ne cooyc1ston Of Tho
latter NJ slight pro1t-
irr and byeu1E{ respectively 3t4lo aud fto1-totsl
s1l1,ceo. There ia no c1rost Of erecte to-day.
being III cent Hound lots ase loaned =. peF cent for
81 days
6seount. nrc quiet The prevailing rate for psim,
6Fsls II 6 per cent .-.
Forclen cfelanse noainal: n.nkes.' g aays' stss.
linz IL quoted Mt l0tSaOs three d8ys DO, MSst$ 199t
Commercial sterling. 1C64&lW. -.
, 1866-09-27
THE CITY.

For rnttvertlscmentso of &C Wants. - tt TO
Rent.s' IS For Snle,s' and &c EohrdlnE,'s
us also the Amusement Notices, sec
Third Page.
CHolEnA.-Elght cases Of cholera were reported
ut the Hcath ONCE yesterday, Of which three were
fatal,
, 1866-09-27
LATER NEW YORK 3lANKETS.
Especial Despatch 10 The Chicago Tr!bunc.]
NV Y0EE, September "a

NV SOEk, Sfp&tnt0tF zo'
HrEApsrCTfs.
Forr c1otei without advance except in fresh ground
}e r.,..e4 Nhseh orc fcarce and under speculative
coatrcl. Floas4 sleoe and upward were quiet whsat-
LesliES rr. tistrt Guotc tis afternoon At $7N and
4.e 1re rr.cea nj whis1, they could rlaet No.
ard Nc Chicago. Corn closed quiet at Sc At which
Two loaus were taken for export with freight By steam
10 Iyer1pol 4d Oats closed qniet at the advance
Receipts Of tour and grain kept back BY fogs.
FEpy1slnSb.
Fork-las: sale Al ss'.oc. Other hog prolue&s very
unhs 1t,t~., osly PRIME lard sustained.
LIVE NaGs.
ncer-Rct clpts % car loads prime Western, which
sold At l1Lc &,
, 1866-09-27
ID 1 & D..

IN this city, sept eth At his residence No. 50 North
uAlatetss, ELLIS u KusSE.L+ aged 80 years.
OB111Ary.-Ar. Martin =. B. Lyman, Of thu nr1n Of
Lyman, lumber merchants OF this clsy, died
suddenly at r octntk ye..ezAayr H vas AJnnuE
But six since BE- staf IN !S. w1hoat peeunlary
resourcta. and with the cxp1ts1 alone Of good
teF, energy, pe4severanta aud tn detsrminauonto 70
succeed bI pursuing caurse OF uaeytatux hnoesty-
aeniee. lksves eonlcasabla wealth - tna product =
h!s !sho1s. NJ Lymsn wss neactsd q nia Htena an1
whom h was thrown iato business eoutsek Ais nfm
viii be regretted " his h.1ty and ffenda- At aa
tine OF his deAth ha w4A tWentyetxat years Of hg
and 1eAves with to mourn his losd.
, 1866-09-27

rLAsI1c SLATE P0n RooT1N0 AND OTuEn PUR-
FosEs.-Wc call the attentlon Of our readers TO
this new nuletial, which Is now czci.in. the In
tcrcst Of our builders and those who arc tntercst-
cd in the tistness and durability Of their roofs.
A difficulty has, heretofore, been experienced in
procuring m article which wonld be- suitable for
both hai and steep roofs, and which would remain
unaffected BY heat or cold, and at the same timo
be nrc-prooi. Theae conditions eecu to be satte-
mee1 mes.fs1 wsses 81 ns s r. ssf
street, sole licensees for this State and Wis
eousin. They present their advertisement on the
nFzt page OF lhs T11'nusE to-day.
EAsTuAs's NATIONAL BUSINESS Co11EcE.-
This justly celebrated as,d very practical inssiu-
tion of learning cslibits{at tho State Fair anc
assortment of specimens of ponmanshfp. These
specimens snssasn ths hich reputation ol the Col;
| Saint George and the Dragon" az we'll as TO the
beautiful samples Of, f'onnshus. and business
sasiaies 9neSsl aS s ea psa dfSarns asp.t
pcnt Parties who avail themselves Of the
opportunity to receive instruction from him will
not regret II. Evening classes VIII b. opened
| D1nnESFun7n's CoAx1no1A1 Co1LEor.-This
establishment has recently been newly and e1cal.
! 1ently atied up. 1t is under tho charge Of pEse
tical bns!ncss n,en aud the use OF the far-faned
system Of commercial arithmetic introduced By
ITof. DEhren[urth. with the long and practical
business experience OF his hrother, brought int
rlay here, have given the college enSiablc repu
tatlon. The evening courae will be open on Mon
day, October 1st+ Testimonials IN respect to the
superiority Of the corfses Of tho college mag hs
seen at the college uIIce, Nos. 11G aud 115 Ran
dolph street. An excellent preparatory school
connected with the business department.
| TUE FonoEnY CAsE.-John r. Steele vas CT
anIncd yesterday afternoon before Justice Mill
Ken upon the charge Of forgery. The details o
tho fofgcries OF Steele were published in thest
columns yesterday, and but one or two addltiona
facts were elected At the examination. The teile
Of the Loan i Trust company's Bank had hi
suspicious excited by Stecle's peculiar manner
and not from the recognition Of the messcnye
from the Union National Bank. It appeara tha
the Gssn OF Ka,z 1: Neidhardt, No. s W1gwan
Building, had been subjected 10 the same rnte j.
had been used with MesKrs Hale i Aver. 4 nal
came there one day recently and bought barre
Of tlour, rendering Stu0 note in payment, an
rclnetiinc bank check for the balance comm
10 him. Mr.. ka:z, however, testified that ID
prisoner va not the n,an who bud made Tic PM
chase. Tho check for sasD, puportinE u b
signed By them vas i forgery: The one they CAV
when tho flour Nar purchased was made payob1
10 VI. Sweeney or heascr.t'. Steele was held t
bail In the gum OF Slu.'0u for his appearance {
the Recorders Court
, 1866-09-27

tomorrow. sho rush foE homeWard pound aseoEs-
Modslions Nas ye1y Hyely. Il Is due 10 1he City
r', szeeess ss@s'np ppros.taa + sss o4 .s s e.
o. slsl!oEs back Into The city. Seven or eight ca
rsb 4 se wet s gass az ss
u: we're drawn on ot The way { number Of 9th
cr, which had been held In waiting On awiten
H. sd s1 ,Rse
came On, and smother, and another. uniH It seend
= Il the Ieso1rses q the company were almost la
tiderablc credit for The excellent a11anxemrats
made io transport 4ha crowd as !,pfdly a. posi-
as ss s,ssns e 3 P.s L E. ~ ss5
d along ihe 1osa nert6wa,d rom ths gate over
~ Sss IL the ETean % 4 Il sss q
fs asa5 Il o6eSsss II n s0,af at
eans @1as s. n9 s md 70 ,S:d e. t Sis r. =
eaect leepins he ears T f.om bs5ns % crowded be-
fore they tesehed the gate, and ladies wrse, ~
fn@e. mllch better accommodated than one could
crowd kat Stood wItins1o Fasa IL Gpop % he e. esss AZ
masa as 5sss Tas e.
leaving IL sronds The ssfiroaa i.aina were
not engineered with 80 mgsh akill Is taeY
sghht e. hoek III s.nd Rea ia 1ns ss1 a.n benz
kept waiting fully forty m,nntes after I'LL the pa
shau I'D aes
ena sa VI. ". B. sweetees acted as Sse1esary- The
Rtsvlrtd, That We deem Il IN outsase on the
rs . have deiaysd ihe sts!tias Of 81 aia inli
GEound3;s Time sn:ieisnt tor IA ordins.y peaes-
t:sn TO hare wslked The distance % he city, and
aud a. 10 eharss Ih5 s5 Gpe s8bo!Sant
snm of cents lare ist tho stos1 distance
, 1866-09-27

The best and surest remedy In the
nfcted during the process OF teeth1ng, Is Mrs
Winsfow' Is Soothing Syrup It rot only relieves
the child trom psiu, bnt inT1sor4tes The stomach
sleep 10 The child, gives rest 70 the mother Peg
feci1y eufc III all csses, Thitty-hve cents bottle
rn3lF330
, 1866-09-27
LOCAL MATTERS.

Which Scam Docs Rip Easiest, ffap
Wilcox j. Gibbe, or The Lock Stftchs While 1t Is
universally admitted that the Wilcox & t;thbs ma
chine Is The Simplest and the least liable to get
out az order. that 1t rna the e1i;rst atil1est and
fastest; thatit requires the fea,t skill to use
marvel: aud the machine itself The i'est beyond
conFzfton: It II, nevertheless, asserted. by par
ura interested In ALnublc. thread" machines. Ihas
'.the Wilcox Gibbs ttttch Is not reliable " th9te
tthc sesm will rip !" 1la1 'tthe work Will caTS-
ptecea befors the garment T. worn out" SC: &e.
;a:y, 1t he SGrani Trial a, Island ParE@.!.e io
lowing extract from the ''Report' OF that 1sIai
Nill show:
s.A0sfn eac1 party clatms that his stitch Is the
least liable 10 rip DY the ordinary strain upon lhc
scam Of garment in use. The test requires :
chine, -1encthWfse. ac1oss = narTosv stEip or two
thicknea.es OF muslin and this strip Is then cut
2CEoee at every half an inch. mastnE 1t into small
cr et1tpe> each as long as the width Of The forf.
nal piece. Each judge taxes onc or these email
strips, and openiu. tie folds on The 'look stitch
The lock stitch scam rips out The fold. being
thus opened to the Wilcox & Gibbs seam. be cog
times pulling, but 1hfs seam refuses to rip. He
pulls stronger. but this only nghtena the stitch
The 1uateEiat gives way but the seam holds tast-
And the Jury In accordance with the facts. render
ATS SEAM 1thn Wilcox & Gtb5s) .shas the
peculiar advantage Of being readily taken out
when il Is desirable while It II less liable to rq
in use or wear, than The lock-sulch." ala
Clercyuen and pubtIc speakers VIII
ind AAhsDEx's PEc1oRAL BA1A inyalua9ls.
strengthening the voice and removing anT iTits-
Elsfs. BC1kSHAys & EAsScnAAcK, Wholesale
Agents, I6 Lake street, Chicago. Jh5
, 1866-09-27

A1Auxs or FmE.-An alarm Of 1rc ahout eight
o'clock yesterday morning, was oecasioned by tho
discovery nf small flame In a Wella at.eet
spanty, which WAS quickly exttnguished without
the aid Of the engines.
Tho alarm lille sitter eight o'clock LAST eve.
ping Was canned by the burning ot barrel q
cravings undc. the sidewalk In front Of the ftrni-
tu.e store Of Charles Webster, No. i3s Randolph
street No further damage was doue.
, 1866-09-27

For Coughs, Colds, and Throat Disor.
deIr, nse Bro.eH's Br6htttdl 7rocass,' haTins
troches axe highly Recommended ard prescribed
by physicians and surgeons In the s5my- T4sSsSSL
exposed to sn1dcn changes ahould always be snp--
fiaf. Tat8
, 1866-09-27

nation to C0nZreaA,
NEw foRK, September s6.-Thc 1iEaes this
morning cditoria1ly intlluates that Mr.. Raymond
viii probably not be candidate for reelection In
the SIKH Congressional Dist1ca.
, 1866-09-27

Prusalnses Pure Cider Vinegar VIII
preserve picE1es, md Ia warranted pure. Ask
your grocer for no other vinegar. largest woef
lG9f the Kind In the United Stnfes. CHAHLEs "
PnCsaHe, $50 and 81 Suite sIseet, Chtc.so.
bep7ws5-s4t-r -,
Paper Bupc3ngs anu Window Shn.
1t greatly reduced pEIcce. F. Z R1dur, SO Raz-~
dofnh-af c5IS
, 1866-09-27

The Best Esnrn aims In the CltY-1E
Watcher Jctre1ry, Silver and Plated Wnrc, Spec
tucIes. Gold Pins, Fancy Articles can be had at
The "Eaele JevelzJ Store" Nottheast corner
cIe, at B. F. Tobin'e. Splendid stock at gold
nTfres. n1O
, 1866-09-27

Comfort md Economy! The. best
kinds Of Cooking aud Heatine Stoves, also An
cnalees variety Of Coal Vases, Fire isons, Library
snd Nursery Fsnders Bower sssnas na n buSswaeas s
Al Dalton i Co.'s Il Lake street. Sept = 19t
a.Sn.1 h
, 1866-09-27
NJ 4 h II I e D.

In this city, On the 1871 inss hE Lssy " Mesly Of
the Tabernicle Church GsRt utSMaa F. sTILhS Of
ton, D. C.
u this city. sert 18Th b. Ksv "; Has.ha, Pastor
DURFEE, Of JAsksoa. Michigan ana AttA VICTORIA
CLARK, Of Chicago .
chnrrh. bY ne Esv. Rlalop sM:xnett; JOIN ".
BECkER, oi Chicago, and Miss q. C. HALL, OF Keno
gk4, Wt6.
, 1866-09-27

BootH and Shoee.-AInndeN e. RroWns
15a CLARK etreet, hare on hand and arc constantly
RECEIVING Boots aud Shoes Of the latest and hest
styles. adapted TO this season, FOR gents lates,
m1sees and children Custom work Of evefy Ge-
scrfption, made to order. Sooo
, 1866-09-27

DyhrcnfnFtfasa Commercial Colleges
sion will commence on Monday. the 1st Of Osto-
, 1866-09-27

Go 10 our friend N. F. Elerr10 for the
best stock Of Kerosene Lamps, Lanterns, Claude
Hers and Table Glassware, ETC., Il and u Han
f1oTnh 4tfeft. usS
, 1866-09-27

Crosby Opera House Art Aaaoefntion.-
Orders for Certificates md EngravlnSs srul be exc
eufed by The 'Esprcss ccmpanies' Purchasing
Agent, 4. I. S7Hsos, American Express oHlce.
, 1866-09-27
THE SOUTHERN LOY.lL1sTS.

e&n Tnpromrtu Reception nj lknf.!ssstrwn.
Tnd.-specch ot Judge N'ar,nonla-'r,ir
R1ark Ilnxvr Of Observation-Disclosures OF
Rebel fsnlc.
, 1866-09-27

FLORAL HALL.
This hall has undergone yast change since
iho Se!t s.1soiae Could IL aantps
when We consider thas Jack Frost had laid bis
band on all the beanltes Of the garden.
t s1%rs at n pa0 ct csfG a:S ins saa s
stands. Among, tie plants Is one Of A1tsmssiss
Aeero,rm cehJranihus Vcsrhoh'ics. There arc
III F,ssaE cdlseIs @ has nno collection o, Seeding
Of cut flowers, Mr.. Alexander stracken, oi
| Rockford. tas superb collection Of Ees9euas,
pahIias. ete; Nj; ss5acksu has also good col
lie centre of attraction Ii the collection q
I plAAts from the private e!esn-house q +. y
Fesnr. PIeeiossss, Fiens ElssiIens, undla Ru6ees
freel, Oranges In ftult, cEoton Fusehias. aled 70
yith Gle1eais ca! Keses Caeta' ReEoni,,s, Co
1 ui1cen, collection of plants u tue Northwest :.
S. Brooks Son present large collection s Ct e.
srs IN xhse ;e pnas ps sPs nj 81
e x5'eh splendid lowers and good taste are com
LEV LEWIS Ellsworth Co.. OF Naperrille, have .
large collection Of cut fowcss. roses in pots
$:$s'ai; 4: S::; ~ +. sSis so'5ss'a
4. = #i!lisas, Il chiesso has choice eol1ss = ss
bon Of Besonias Ils plant was yesy fase ~ 1 u o9 i
: the iead,ns @ nmiIT ot plans. It IS easily grown
and at iii times The leaves arc beautiful.
EdI q 1no vsx s9e ns1fs
would thiEk that big whole greenhouse VA!
cnplied into the hall tor the simple purpose Q
In the centre Stand the floral temple or DOM
Blair, The landscape gardener. TO soy that tt !
chas,e, rich u vaE:eq eolors Is ouly what We al
s nHsss p aS @ T. ao!
, 1866-09-27

sefeiass f1ltcr hitcd to tho bottom OF the tule.
which enables the drawer to obtatn good water az
all zines, and ip quantities a. iaiEe ~ Wona "; &c
Iudt Cd the inventor claims that he can get more
ssater than with any oheE pump; Allows o. ihs =,
Ng Tus * ta RamnoAD 1ss nd sTosI TAnp SCALE Eoi
Fairbanks, Grcenleaf & Co., On exhibition y
ss Manns s 1 ao i e asn
and Jet is 80 evenly balanccd tnaf 1t turns with
.Pge @ ~ sags ensbss H.
weighing two carloads Al once We recommend
pe5aes tatssea9ea io ssli a7d f6smqe H. coprz
aud th,t1cu under at rate which proves Its lns
to Sf s fh San n
| to The Mechanical Hall. Eieitors to the Fa1r Wnt
desire 10 secure perfset protection lsGm n n
fsaa Bsfsan foa. npoa the esst q
psoSed teientidc principles, an important featult
Is not aYa{s pssenst stsn H. u ea 'as
| WOOL GROWERS, ASSOCIATION.
| The third animal meeting Of the above nanst e
PTes:dert Of ihe Aeacaltu:al Society. ,
E:o' "a 'eG oP cSatam, % 81 sanrsmen County, called o.
meeting to order, ana slated Its object 70 b r. r.
ELECTION or officers for the ensuing year, and q
e a s1sh meS Sa y
Country, ] aud said be would Be pleased I: the
,saS Rsttf IT y bs ne naes of hs last
vas sa1ic.i foT IN response 10 which The Secretary
Samuel nos1dmau aRotoSzen nn sys;i g Fin nA \
Ohio, and had not had time 10 20 to- Central I'LL
President stated M TT T. Pens .s Sl 1T
| Bloomjnrtou. which was largely attended, au
, 1866-09-27
The Fourteenth Annual
Exhibition The
Third Day.
Fine Weather and a Fair .Fie!d--'
Sights, Scenes aud Sounds
on the Fair Grounds.
Awards of Premiums to Cattle and
uerses-A Trotting Matct-A
Walk Through the Differ
ent Departments-Ar-
J. ticles Of Special
Merit.

The Wool Growers Assooiation-
Third Annual Meeting-The
Taz on Wool-The Ques-
ton. Of Protection Dis
cussed - Future
! Action-'Dogs.
, 1866-09-27


Thirteenth pisaie.-u. 5. ozburn. of Per-,
Treasurer, and John r. Reynolds, OF springfield,
The meeting then adjourned
s7xAM cans TO TIE rAIn-
Tim Cbleago L Rock leland Junction accom-.
daGb aSas e. aa soann.ne: m :tS at s s
leave The Madison street depot as +s:N q. m, ~
m. ao 4 ?; ~; M IN. aud ar F: m.' returning
Ths recsipts At the gates thus dr. have been q.
toi w. Tnssdisy va
''' VIII p T1sasn a. % Of kszHifs-. s:z
The total number oItnt1tes up to time ofe!osinEe
9S9ks ct.ss t.s Hoses, Iuics ana JaeEs
{, po poHi.sY, ii :; ciass +, 1ereaiursI implements
P1oducts, f ii 61ass i. Mertisuisa!e, III clsst
Class 1, Nnursl Httory, e; Glass y, Flowing
The erouud. intended ior The uso Of fthose who pre-
fer otrJ one featnrc of army Lie, ee9nnneai ans
retitrd, yet tae, and seem to Invite more ca@Ge.
than have yet pitched their tents, few exhibit
e1e have located there 5ns sse e7s ,1s Ts}oEisX
aSnued Saa PMesshsE! q
isal e tsnsn thssslges 70 the epfn a,
Chicaso ire ample and excelfent which wonl
not be found IN smaller places, when the encsnp
tuent might be very prominent anu heeessaf
AID TUE HONE FOB 1nE fE15Sotiss-
The refreshment booth established BY tie man.
gers Of this benevolent tnstitnton, snpphes co
eeilent qualify and 1t. reasonable prices, aud v1s
tors esu favor themselves, a. well aa- this cAarit
biz work, By procuring their Refreshments thss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16
QuARTERnAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
lIRsT DIVISION,
WASHINGTON, p. C., February, n, 1896. !,
COVE RNMENT BUILDING.

WARRINGTON D. G., February, ~ 1896.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS,
y STABLES FENCING MHARNES. kc., at GlE,'
bORO D. C. Ry order Of tr OnarterEaserGenerHl there
be sold the prerisss at puonc auction under theSd
GNONDAY Apal2 1896, at 10 O'Clock and containing
kes the same each day thereafter Except WkDNs
"a Wster WORKS VII he SOIL until the whole shall have
been disposed Of tie following described puoAc properly 70
Eleven On OFFICES Nruue, 2arlio two stores) 1920
HIS 2R20 fwo stories lox., (kehen adjoining iVA
No. lgr32, l5xl6 two 2trzb, aud 23x,5.
firb,v.rire fgD IABGRFRs' QUARTERS ffranel
,eay o 1919 fourteen l2x4 and one, itxlo with shed
f.D 15 DWELLINGS tfrauel; 2s.5O two stories with
bsek bu ding, l2x2l four 1924 l3Ho ltI lt12s with
lf1l7 and two kitchens adonn 9rl2 and lSV It110
will win. IOxl A. 24x24 with shed adjoining l5Iio1
Nine 49, MESS HOUSES tsmeii .s1iy@ '5S9 s,oI,e.l
sass
n 981S one ll132 and 1873 with shed adjoining
One ~ HOSPITAL STABLE Cframel, with $40 inea
One d ISSUING STABLE Cfsne) with s,ol' lineal feet
Twenty i21 BUILDINGS CraDe) 2a13l 2s1sG 1892 10.
. s1s5 loIls four 1880 four 9I22 2eI+52 2sxSo 21
pIyt0 Nr25, and,l7zl7.
GIirry.,wo ta4) WATER TANKS, tzis two feet deep.
Seventy eight (7a MANCkRS, 3.xlC thIee-sndshsl feet
twenty t2O oUT.HousEs.
One ~ HAY SHE'D, ll2x3l2
One (lj GRAIN HOUSE (irsiH.) 56I2so
Tire 81 wHARvEs. One 46lsl square feet, II ICE
sssre feet, and one 1880 ssssre iee,.
FENCING % if0 hneai feet.
One ~ STOREHOCSE (framel 21l5o -
Two BLACKsMIIAs' SHOPS tirane)i |szlco and e1x
pts ~ ENGINE HOUSE, 17I32
ihe buildings vii be sold siugly and must be removed with
n.sen days.
N. budng. viii be taken down g, the expense Of pur
srs; bot the lgu Ter will II desired. be delivered BY the
6cven ee Of charge for transportation. Cd the depot
vks1
Terms: Ctsh In Government funds
boat ;or Gesborc vii leave the Sixth street wharf every
Acai during the dsy Of sale.
For Ur,her information apply in person by letter, 20
Captain GEO. T. BROWNlNG A. q. NJ Giesboro, ID. C..
etc this oisce. JAMES. A. EklN,
Brevet Bngsd.eI-Oenersl in charge
First Division, O vi. .. O.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16
OuARTRRxAsTER G RyyRLEs OFFICE,
FIRST DIVISION.
WAsHIysTos d. C.. Feb. 26. 1906
GALE Of STEAM BOILER, FORCE PUMPS,

AALE oil STEAM BOlLth, fOlltL ~ MI .,
" WATER PIPE. FIRE PLUGS, &c, comprsng
THE WATER-WORKS AT OIESBOkU, ID. G.
BY order Of the General there will be sold
etAe premises Public Auction under the direction Of
Cap4in George T. Browning, 4. q. M, on THURSDAY
Asr 1896. g, IL O'Clock & the onown: described pubic
repety, 20 wit:
ah two l2inch return hues) made OF finch boiler iron
"a al the necessary appuTteDances, including osSTon
bot gauge cocks gobe Valves feed pump smoke stack and
he'd gauge (Ashcrots psten catebars pipe plugs
h3tcug piece, Nc.. all In good order.
Two WORTHiNGTON STEAM FORCE PUMPS, No. 8,
heh cylinder inch stroke 25 horse power EACH and each
osbe cf pumping and forcing lOjWs gallons OF water per
~ Connected with them the requisite valves glands.
IsS.s Ge comparatively new, and in complete working
Alsrre qusntty Of WATER PIPE. as follows;
!, ia fee; 6iuch cast iron Water Pipe
nH1 feet Jinch csst.iTOn Water Pipe
30 feet Pinch vroughtiron Water Pipe.
"a leet finch est lion Water Pipe.
400 feet finch csst-iTou Water Pipe
iioVJ feet l-nch cast-iTon Nstfr ripe.
200 feet 4 inch caSt-iron Water Pipe.
fhlRTY-ONE CASTiBON FIRE PLUGS, tAyrest pat
t with al The necessary connections such "a Is benus
peoeis elbows fOurwsy pieces. &c, ali in excellent con
oen together with .
ALL THE TOOLS &C.. required for making alterations
- spa in wser PIPE such as cutting nacires taps
nc det plyers crabs drills, punches csuking tools &c.
inns: Cash. In Government funds.
viii be made to purchasers on or before the hrst
VS. day Of May next.
boa, for Giesboro will leave the sirths wharf every
ssef during the day Of sale.
Any further information that may be desired will be given
on sppcaton IN person by ieter, 70 Capt George 4.
sfewning A. @ M. Giesboro' d. C.. or II this Office.
JANIS A EKIN Bvt. Brig. Cen. IN charge
first Division, q. ~ O. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-16
OrARrFRnAsrER- GENERAL OFFICE. }
F,rsr D1vIsloS NAsHISeTOs. d. C., Feb. q, 1866.
GALE of STEAM GRIST MILL
DEPOT GIEsBoRo. y. 9; q,

CAVALRY DEPOT, GlESBOEO, ~ c.
pv order Of the Qusre rmaster Genera there will be sold
% the premises a. poble auction under We Gee0n %
lpn 1866 at IL o'clock H. the following ueseToed pup
hT%S SPF II, STAN GRINDIyG AND FEED MILL
tane WIN massive granite loandsons 40 by 90 feet with
soa hay houses attached al cnstrocted OF the
yery best material and the mos; substantial manner
Also time ana pace, the machinery sna sppl
H'' ONE IN ENGINE OF IO0HORSE POWER,
With cylinder Of twenty-five tS inches diameter and twenty
iour ~ inches stroke. upon heavy caron bedp ate
With cola and hot water pcups and heater, and castro
q, wheel with driving puley OF the same material ten oi
r., diameter and tweHtyfoar % nehes lace Win Jud
Vt %wf0 "a BOILERS. OF eoHORsE POWER EACH,
made Of the hest boiler iron hveXeenIns $40 O. an inca
thickness, five 5l feet IN diameter and fourteen psl feet
f. 81 inches length each boiler coua nns seventy az
rs lap welded hues eacn tlree 90 and fourth W inches
hdae ter With al the rs9asite sqPGns@sse r-crrvGaN
THIRTY (3U INCHES SPRING MILLS,
sarpcted solid French bur mistone aud set in heevy
v,rhsanced frames with hay-crter elevators and con-
v,yrs su lent 70 cut and handle the bay gTsin and PIE
psed feed on the most economical and ab9Fsavrg psn
The shd is Of finished wrought iron AID TIE putys o. cast
dive ten 0l pairs Of bus, &c The man wing 9tIt I, OF
bar "a ply 1abber, and twenyfour lf inches Wde. lhe
bss foI driving the n &c, are OF the pest OAK tanned
Tie Fnsne Boilers Machinery and Fixtures Of every de-
x-ron are Of he ye-y best materials sud worAnsnss
so sre It'll excellent condition and hne working order hs
MI having been in opefstion only about fifteen months
De day Of sale the buildings win BE- sold separately.
Terms; Cash. in Government funds
Purchaser viii b. required 70 remove le prop Tty before
De hr.t ls day May next unless otherwise arranged by
boat for ies5oro viii elve tho sizib wharf every
Aby foTIer nfo-1naon shat nay be t,sIed vii be SVEN
ypou application person OF by letter. 10 captain fOhDf
EBAo"NiN0 A { NJ Ge jsTts 9 70 Tx Eki fii's
Byt Brig Gen, 81 charge first Division Q. VI G. o.