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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-10-31

Our BUSINESS PRospEcTs.-A most graft
fying change is noticeable on our business
thorrough-fares. Tie always dull summer
months are now passed and with this bracing
October weather, comes the usual hustle ot
trade. In spite of tax restrictions and other
drawbacks to the active movement ofour great
staple, cotton is coming in freely by our seS
eral lines of rail road, the receipts for the
past week amounting to - bales, and ther
is rood reason for hoping that our weekly re-
ceipts will be still further increased as the
winter advances.
AnotAer most gratifying evidence of a
he elthy progress is in the numerous arrivals
of steam ships and sailing packets from BoS
ton, New York. Philadelphia aid Baltimore.
Some twelve or fifteen steamers are now keep
ing up regular communications larger
number than we could ever boast of prior to
the war.
Generally, matters are improving, and if the
politicians will only let us alone we shall
make some considerable progress this season
in getting out of our troubles.
I'VE hear daily complaints among our pro
fessional friends that patients are few and far
between. Even case of break bone fever is
hard to fnd-so we make no doubt but thai
all our imaginary disabilities are now out Of
the way, and that we will gather strength
daily.-Charleston Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-10-31
Administrators Notice.

n LII psrsons in any wise indebted to the Estate
"a of THEODORE F. WILLIAMS, deceased,
are earnestly requested to mako immediate pay
ment. All claims in my hands, not paid by the
first Monday in February ncxt will positively be
put in suit, rs cannot extend further indulgence
This is fair notice to all concerned, and hopo it
"''' LEMUEL BROOKS, Ad'Or.
Oct. S, Ana Al
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-10-31

Ea The Canton, Mississippi, Mail says
that a Northern cotton planter, about the
only man in Madison county who rejoices in
being classed as Radical, undertook, the
other day, to whip one of his freedmen, and
got soundly whipped himself. He says the
Civil Rights bill is an Internal humbug.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-10-31

T. An innocent young girl of Roches-
,er' New York, after being accused and ar
.ested for stealing gold 'rings, and hauled
.round for two weeks from the jail to the
oolce court, abused, treated as o telon, and
Condemned tc the society Of the degraded
and corrupt, has at last been saved from
life in the States prison by the confession of
another girl.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-10-31

e "The Cavalry Bureau in the War
Department has been abolished" There are
other Bureaus in that department the absence
Of which would be greeted with applause.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-10-31

CONSTITUTIONAL ALLIANCE-The follow
ing is from the Richmond Eraminer of lat
date:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-10-31

naa A Canadian newspaper contains the
following plaintive advertisement: "Will
the gentleman who stole my melons on last
Sabbath night be generous enough to return
me few Of the seeds, as the melons are a
rare variety"
Ra A boy brought an egg to school late
ly in Linn county, Iowa. The teacher broke
It over the child's head, and told him to 60
home and have his mother wash his hair.
Boy did so. Mother came with club, hit
the teacher with it over the head, and then
closed one eye with her fist.
@ An eccentric old Rnglishman has just
died, leaving his fortune to two nephews,
provided they take three hours exercise each
day before 8 o'clock in the morning, for seven
years. ''a '+'
s@ The population Of Texas is rapidly in.
creasing by immigration.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-10-31

H8 The New Crop osRIcE.-The Savan.
nah Neus, of the 18th instant, says: About
three thousand five hundred bushels of rice
has been beaten ont at the Planters Rice MILL
in this city, which is controlled by the ener.
getic and epterprising firm Of W. NJ. Tunno
& Co.. The. rice beaten out is a very fair
quality, and is selling readily at remunerative
nrices
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-23
FOR SALE AND RENT.
FOR RENT,

JSR0m THE Isi April NEXT,
Il the ST ore room in Odd Fellows Hall, next
door to Woodrow's Grocery on Monroe street
Anplv to either THOS. P. SHALLCROSS,
+, ASBRENTLINGERr or
ma120.iw r. ". BASSETT.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-23
RIVER NEWS.

THE RIVER was rising last evening,
with twenty-three feet water.
Business was not very brisk on the
landing. ~
We learn that the steamer Phil Sheri'
dan returned to Cincinnati to repair
the damages she sustained from the
storm of Tuesday night The Revenue
will leave here, in place of the Sheridan,
on Saturday, o..
The owners of the steamer Forest CITY
have purchased the fine steamer Grey
Eagle for the Pittsburg, Wheeling and
Petersburg trade. She will take the
place of the Forest City. She has great
speed and fine accommodations, and viii
be great acquisition 10 that line.
The Pittsburg Commercial OF yesterday
thus speaks of Wheeling bnilt boat;
The new and splendid side wheel
steamer Minnesota is attracting good
share of attention She is one of the
best fitted up boats we have. seen lately
In Reconstruction no expense has been
spared She is loading, and Will leave
for the Upper Mississippi direct. A line
opportunity is offered to persons who
wish TO gothrOugh West without reshlp-
ping
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-23
nv WIS BAKER.
Price d.
New York Market.

NEW lOhh, oidiCu 49,
Cotton-aetive and excited, and fully
lie higher; Ale for middling upland.
Flour~-heavy, and common grades de-
dining; S. l0a7 so, for extra state S. 10
az 65 for common to good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio and S. 70
all 90 for trade brands market closing
heavy. Whisky-easier, at s. 263a2 u.
Wheat dull; common grades declining,
at 81 So for Milwaukee and 81 % tor No
1 Chicago spring. Rye-easler' Barley
in moderate reqsest- Corn heaVy
and less active, and lie lower closing at
6Oa65c for unsound !3a70 for sound
mixed western, both in store and
delivered, including parcel very choice
at 76c delivered. Oats-in moderate re-
onest ot 35a4 &c for unSound western and
52a5Se for sound do Coffee-active
Supar-in better request, at lOallc for
Cnba Molasses-more active, at 4Oa
ACC for New Orleans. and COO for Barba
does Petroleum. dull, at 244a25c for
crude, and 35a40C for refined In bond
Pork--opened lower and closing firmly
or; new mess, S25a25 80 cash; S24 75a25 90
for old do, and S2l ,l5a2l % for prime
and also $500 barrels OF new mess,
for March, April and May sellers op.
ton. Beef--unchanged. Beef hams
heavy. Cut meats-aCtiVe; lllal24 for
shoulders, and l6!al6s for short ribbed.
Lard-dull, heavy and lower at l7al94c;
small sales at l15al9lc for prime State.
Butter-quiet at 2Sa45c for Ohio, and
40a6O for state. Cheese dull at lea
pc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-23
JACOB GROsSCLOS,

Successor 10 FroLe & GrOssciOs)
ANsEACT REROF BUGGiEs,
vi CARRIAGES HOCEAWAYS sc, sc
No ~ Market SuCct, keeps constantly on hand
and manufactures IL order all kinds of work liz
his line OF business Particular attention given
TO repairing.
SECOND hahd Carriages and Buggles for
save. sepa1
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-23

c. Il. RooIH.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-23
Prof. JOS. EBERT,

N authorized Travelling Agent, viii visit this
Iocanty from time to time and cheerfully com
municate all desired information.
G. c. MELLOR,
ieo'l Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-23
FOR RENT.

T;EE WE'LL KNOWN HOTEL,
/ located at Roneys Point on the National
Road and the Hempfe.d Railroad, ten miles
from Wheeling The house is a large stone
building in good repair and has storeroom at,
tacLed 10 il III is admirably located for a hotel
stand or country residence Apply TO
JOHN ZUECKLER,
,ocbGti Fulton.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-23
New York Money Market.

NLN IVINNI 4iNI VII ~
Money-easy and quiet, at sac per cent.
ON call loan. Sterling Exchange
tive at 1,071al,0s Gold-without deci-
ded change; opening at 81 psf; adylnc
ing to 1881; declining 10 1917; and
closing at SI,2S
Government stocks without change
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-21
F. H. C.


AT the period when Murat Was about 70 n
wade Sicily, the Cheyaler r., Pavmostnr
General Of the Neapolitan forces was trsvoI.
ing through Calabria, for the purpose of oin-
ing the army, having been to Naples to make
arrangements for the transmission of a Quantity
OF specie. lie had sent on his servant befora
MN 10 prepare his quarters at the town of
- expecting to arrive there himself at pigbt
ia!l but the day being very sultry, he had
Ioltered on the road, and at nine o clock in the
evening, found he was still a considerable die.
lance from the proposed end of his Journey,
lie was so much harassed and fatig1ed. fist
he determined to put up for the NIGHT Of 81
hrst convenient house. He at length entered
an old, romantic building on the roadside
inhabited by man and his wife, the former 2
stout, muscular figure with swarthy connie
nance, almost wholly shroudei in p mosl- of
buShy whisllers and moustaches, The travelor
was received with clyiiity, and after partakinr
OF hearty supper, was conducted M AN ola
crazy staircase to his apartment for the NIGHT
Not much iancying the appearance of The
place, and finding no lock on the door. he
nXed chair against it; and after primipG his
pistols, put them carefully under his inflow
he had not been long in bed when he heard .
noise below, as OF persons entering the house.
ana some time afterwards, was alarmed by the
nOulu vi II Hstu lOOSlep on the staircase
lie then perceived light through the crevice
OF the door, against which the man gently
pressed for admttance, but finding some 70.
Slstance, he thrust it open sufficiently to ADMIT
his hand, with extreme caution removed tbo
chair, and then entered the apartme,o t The
Cheyalier then saw his host, with > Iamn in
one hand and large knife in +be other on.
preaching the bed on tip-toc,. The CheyaTer
cooked his pistols beneath the bed clothes.
{hat the ~, NOISE OF the spring might not be
heard hen me man reached the side of
Lhe Deq, he .4eld the light to the Chevaliers
race ".'o pretended to be in a profound sleep,
Dat cOntrlyed, nevertheless, to steal an occa-
sional glance at his fearful host The man
soon turned from him, and after hanging the
lamp on the bed-post, went to the other end
of the room and brought to the bedside chair,
on which he Immediately mounted, with the
tremendous knife still in his hand. At the
very moment that the Chevalier was about to
start up from the bed and shoot him. the man
IN hurried manner cut several enormous
slices from piece Of bacon that was hanging,
over his bedstead, though it had been whoIlV
unnoticed before by the agitated traveller. The
host passed the light before his eyes again, and
left the room in the same cautious way in
which he had entered it, and unconscious or
the danger he had escaped, returned to a
crowd Of new and hungry guests below stairs,
who were, OF course, not very sorry to perceive
that he had Saved his Bacon
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-21
AUCTION SALES,

GzyA MOUNT REPOSE FARM,IN BALTE.
H#S;#I MORE COUNTY, FOR SALE.-By virtue of
Esasasaa decree Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county. sitting in equity the undersigned trustee,
will offer for sale, on TUESDAY, the 10th day of
April next at the Exchange salesrOom in the CITY of
Baltimore, at / o'clock P. NJ -
All that property in Baltimore county known rs
the " MOUNT REPOSE FARM" containing about
one hundred and thirty acres situate and living on the
east side of the 0rk turnpike road and about four
teen and half miles from the city, and about three
fourths of mile from the Northern Central Railway
station at CockeySville.
The land is IN high state of cultivation and the
improvements which consist of large brick dwelling
house and other buildings, in good repair 1t is
well watered by a running stream passing through
the property, and has upon it q very celebrated
spring of good water yielding about sixty gallons per
minute. 1t has also an abundance of good fruit
apples, peaches, pears and grapes: and with the adj
yantages Of the turnpike and railroad has long been
known as one of the most beautiful and desirable
residences in the county.
The property will be sold by the acre. and posses
SION given within reasonable time after the ratif
cation of the SALE The terms of SALE as prescribed
by the decree, are one-thrd of the purchase money
cash, the balance in three payments, as follows viz
one-third in six months one-third in twelve months
and one-third in eighteen months from the day of
sale; the deferred payments to bear interest from
the day of SALE and to be secured to the satisfaction
OF the trustee all cash. with interest final rati
cation of the sale, at the option of the purchaser
For further information, apply to the trustee, No.
8 N Calvert street. Baltimore to VIM. Webster, on
the premises. HENRY WEBSTER, Trustee.
I. W. BENNETT & CO..
mh16 3aw3w "A, G.j Aucts
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS,
- STABLES, FENCING, WHARVES, &c.
At GIESBORO', d. c.


QUARTRRMAsTER GEYERAL's OFrrcEl
FIRST Division
WASHINGTON, D. C. Feb. q, 1866
By order of the Quartermaster General there win
be sold on the premises at public auction nder Tho
direction Of Cantai1 George I. Browning. A. O. NJ,
commencing on MONDAY, April 3 1866 at 10 O'Clock;
A. M. and continuing from the same hour each day
thereafter, Except WEDNESDAY, and THURS,
W Raf M MPrIl and d 3 on which day the Mill and
been disposed OF the following described public pro-
peTty, to wit: F
Eleven qD OFFICES frame 2szl4o 1.-TWO stories }
adjoining l0x6,l l2132 l5xl6. two 26x26 and 2Sx75
Eighty.nine $50 LAB0R ERS' QUARTERS, (frame)
seyenty-fop 6xlS, fourteen 12xl4, and one i6xl6,
Ten 90 DWELLINGS,. tframe,) 2815O two stories.
with back buildings, l2E32) four lOxM l5x40. IGxS2,
9xl2 and 10xl0 16x26 with wing iOxi4J 21x& with
'n Nine q, MESS HOUSES, frame,) 2Sx19O two
stories l5x6O with wing ox-y; 40 two stories
2Sxl56 with additions, l0xl20 2Sxl40, 2ox5O (two
stories,l 1880, 16x34, and 2Sx40.
Thirty two go STABLES (frame,) twenty-four
2x432 six 29x95o one lx52 and one l3x2O with shed
One d HOSPITAL STABLE, (frame) with $40
One q ISSUING TABLE. frame, with 1912 lneal
II twenty "5 5a BUILDINGS rameJ 28xs2 28x56,
2Sxl49, 2lx4S, 2Sx3QO, 20x25, and 17x17.
SHEDDING, 1853 lineal feet.
Thirty-two (32j WATER TANKS. Axis, two feet
uceps
seventy eight C78) HANGERS, S11a116, three-and-
a-half feet deep.
Twenty co OUT-H0USES.
One u Hay SHED. l2x3l2,
One % GRAIN HOUSE, (frame;) 56x220.
Three 90 WHARVES; One 40, ISL square feet, one
II ,l69 square feet, and one $3.50 square 1eet
FENCING, p, $50 lineal feet.
One ~ STOREHOUSE, Cframe0 52x150.
Two BLACkSMITHS SHOPS. (frameD 48x16O,
and 63xl60
One d ENGINE HOUSE, 17x32
The buildings will be sold singly, and must be re-
moved within fifteen days.
The buildings will be taken down at the expense
of purchasers; but the lumber will If desired be do
yered by the Government fres Of charge for trans
portatiOn. On the depot wharf. -
Terms cash. in Government funds
A boat for Giles boro' will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day of SALE
For further information apply in person or by let
ter to Capt. GEO I. BROWNING, A. Q. NJ. Gies-
boro' D. c., or at this office. y
JAMES A. EKIN,
breVet brigadier General in charge
mh3-tAp2 First Division Q. N. G. o.
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DAILY COMMERCIAL.
BALT1M MD.
ORFSONS,

~, Morn lifts from her blue evoy
Inc white clouds of her eyeIids. and bor b-ootb
Is vet c laden with dreams, the mysteries
VI life that mimics death.
The cleaning skies invest
4 w3rlG yet drowsy with the shades of even.
Earth, like babe upon its mothers breoSt
sleeps IN the arms Of heaven.
-, Awake! the clarion bird
That heraIds the return of light and life
By the shrill battle cry distinctly heard
Calls to the daily strife.
Up, up! The war drum beatsI
Now let the reyerent prayer be briefly said;
For labor is petition, and entreats,
Give us our daily bread"
Give not alone the crust
That form s our grosser natures fitting dole.
We ask, y Father. dust indeed for dust
Life for the living soul!
Give the true heart and high,
That thrills in danger with emotions grand.
And struegl es bravely for the gifts that lie
In the dark angels hand.
Give the untiring mind
mat seeks rich treasures in the mines of thought
Yielding with open hands to all mankind
The gold so dearly bought.
- Give patience, that unfurIs
VIVA VT waiting IN sail upon the tide ofyears,
Its wealth of hidden tears.
=, Give us dear human love!
Much can we yield to times devouring wave
bu' may we ind, like NOab's wandering dove
The olive-leaf we crave. N''''
-, Give the free hand that sows
Inc Inc broad domain where many neighbor rears
men, IN Its ripe and beautiful repose 't@'
Inc bearded harvest sleeps,
Then from the conquered soil
ShaI, the lost tree fife once mere arise
iii the heart sings amid its daily toll
The music of the skies. FuC
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-03-21
Auction SALES.

yuyRTsTEE's SALE OF FIXTURES. de-,
n offs FIRsT-QLASS DINING SALOON and
CONFECTIONERY ESTABLISHMENT, at 13l
BALTIMORE STREET, near South.
By virtue of an order of the Court of Common Pleas
the undersigned Trustee will sell by Public Auction,
on SATURDAY MORNING, the 9th instant COM
mencing at 10 o'clock. at the store, 131 Baltimore
street. all the Personal Property and Fixtures of A.
g. Smith, contained in said store, consisting in part
Of
Two large French Plate Mirrors, very costly Wal
nut Show Gases and Shelving, Walnut Desk Lilies
Fire-proof Safe, Marble-top Tables and Settees
Chandeliers Copper Ice Cream Freezers and Mouds
Stoves Ranges, Furnaces China and Glass ware. &c.
including everything necessary to frst-clasS Dining
Saloon and Confectionery Establishment.
Terms-Cash. JAS 0. BAUGHER,
Permanent Trustee.
j. W. WILLIAMS
BENZ. C. BARR0LL,
Attorneys.
m2l-ts GIBSON IL CO., AuctioneerS
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY

- AT MACON, Ga.
By direction of the Secretary of Waf, 81 the
MACHINERY, TOOLS, IRON. COPPER, LUM-
BER and stores Of various kinds, which were col
lected at Macon, Ga, by the Confederate govern
ment for the erection and permanent operation of
large Armory, Laboratory and Arsenal and also
lected from Iron Works and ArmOries in the States
of Alabama and Georgia, will be sold at public
auction.
Among the articles to be sold arc
5000 pGunds Copper-pigs.
1900 pounds CGpper-round rod.
$1,000 pounds Copper-bas.
10000 pounds COpper-sheet
100000 pounds Wrought lron-bar aaG rod.
500 tons Pig Iron.
$50 tons Cast Iron-unserviceable shells.
$4,000 pounds Lead-pigs.
5000 pounds Tin-block and sheet.
1900 pounds Chain-crane and cable.
5000 yards Cloth-Cotton. English Serge. Oiled and
Enameed.
$4,000 pounds Powder.
$500 fSet and leather assorted sizes
cutting Steam and Trip Hammers.
Besides Harness, Saddles, Horse Equipments In
fantry and Cavalry Announcements, Blankets, Wagon
and Gun Carriage Irons. 30 unserviceable Cannon
iron and bronze. 80 broken Gun Carriages, Labora
tory Stores and Materials. Spare parts new for
Springfield Muskets and Colts RevolverS and an
assortment of Paints and Oils.
The attention of Northern buyers is called to this
sale, which is large one and of valuable property
can be obtained from the Chief of Ordnance at Wash
ington, D. c., and from the Commanding officer of
the Augusta Arsenal, Georgia.
The sale will commence on WEDNESDAY, April
l. 1866 and continue every day until all the property
is sold.
Terms cash, in United States currency.
mhs- tul33Q Capt Ord. Brew. 1t Com. Aug Arsenal
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RiATANE A.

ksallzsssazs~ TRANSPORTATION LINE
~ ssSsszaiss4$zar The steamer EXPRESS Capt. f. A
RYrHER, leaves Baltimore from Pier No. Ligh sire
wharf, every TU ES DAY, at O'Clock P. NJ, for
L EYANDRjA, RASHTRGTON AND
GEORGETO WV,
Making Freight Connections at Alexandria with the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad TO Lynchburg and
other points. and also making the following Way
Landings: Point Lookout, Pinev Point FoxwelI's
Wharf, Curriomen Bay, Stones Wharf, Lancaster's
hart Plowden's W hart, Bluff Point, Pope's Creek
Mathia? Point, NanjemOy Stores ChattertVn Land
ing. Smiths Point, Budd's Ferry and Glymont
Returning. leaves Washington at A. NJ. and
Alexandria Mt 4. NJ. every Saturday.
The steamer DIAMOND STATE Capt J. H VII
son, leaves Baltimore from Pier No. Light street
wharf every FRIDAY, at 1 P. NJ, with Through
Freight, stopping only at Piney Point. FoxwelI's
Wharf, Lancaster,s Wharf Plowden's Wharf and
Glymont. Returning, leaves Washington at A. NJ,
and Alexandria at 7 a: NJ. every WEDNESDAY.
& SONS, No, l42 Light ST. wharf, BALTIC mhi6 If
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SALE OF STEAM BOILER, FORCE
- PUMPS, WATER PIPE, FIRE
PLUGS. &c.
comprising
THE WATER-W 0RKS AT GIESB0R0', D. C.


comprising
THE WATER-WORKS AT GIESB0R0', D. C.
OUARTERMASBER GENERALS OFFICE,
FIRST DIVISION,
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. 26, 1866
By order OF the Quartermaster General, there will
direction of Capt. George I. Browning, A: Q. M. on
THURSDAY, April 5, 1866 at II O'Clock M, the fol-
lowing described public property, to wit;
ONE STEAM BOILER. 80 feet long and feet in
diameter, with two 12-inch return fues) made OF
inch boiler iron, with all the necessary appurte-
nances including cast iron 'front.' gauge cocks, globe
valves, feel pump, smoke stack and hood, steam
gauge, (Ashcr0ts paent crate bars, pipe, plugs, re-
TWO W0RTHINGT0NS STEAM FORCE PUMPS,
No. 6, lSnch cylinder, 9nch stroke, 5-horee power
00G gallons of water per day. Connected with them
are this usite valves glands, couplings bends ell
bows, double Va,Ts oil cups &c. These Pumps are
large quantity e" Of WHfER PbE SGrAhf oWs
,55d1S3 2 feet feet 5- inch cast iron Water Pipe.
500 feet Pinch wrought iron DO
564 feet n inch cast iron do
1900 feet Il Inch do do
l,69G feat I=inch Go do
THIRTY ONE CAST IRON FIRE PLUGS fAyres'
PATENT with all the necessary connections, such as
rs, bends, stOp-corks. elbows. four way pieces &c
all in EXCELLENT Eel e condition. together with
terations and repairs in water pine, such as pipe
cutting machines, taps and dies, pyers, crabs drills
punches, caulking tools, &c.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
Deliveries will be made to purchasers on or before
the first (lst) day of May next.
A boat for 9iesboro' will leave the Sixth street
wharf sysTy hour ansEg 6 the day Of sale
be given upon application, in person or by letter, to
Captain George /. Browning, A. Q. NJ, Giesboro' D.
Co or at this Bfeyot Bsadea General in charge
mhl-tAp5 First Division z. NJ. q. O.