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tn nature Of Tie dsease Governors Island T. al
most mysterious, owing TO tho apraren; atRcnoo OF
any material cause for lts presence there IA an
rules, and scrupulous attention TO cleanliness
combined With healthy situation, be any safeguard
against cholera tbs island should be one q Tie last
places In THE vicinity koy 10 suffer from this dread
vi'itant Unfortunately, however this immunity il not
enjoyed b. H. Though reapiss the fur baSeat Of Tic
rure 90 hrceses which cuniiauely pay around H. and
ihntgA every ngt and crsnay throughout iH eftlre
ltnkh anu breadth keli c,e6n and wiset0tne
s tolle tbeg clud be yl euitfa ALL 10 pscrursgr,
tmfthpa, have obtained iooaug thore.
#ehr ttt e, taetelrfs nNAi exist fJr ~ prreenre;
tAt has ihAt csl4s " win car ssvf InwluHas'ne
food lad water, crowded dirmOfrs and various other
teasors MY be tlatei; hni = far a ap carancee
can " relied on none ~ tboso causes cssicd there
4gtrtday. On the cor rnty. everything denoted
thai Ile noel Ecrupa,ouS alehtsA had 30 q raid 10
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Fights nj Tinayes, Santiago and Urcz-Dc-
fcafs and Victories for Either Side-GeneraI
HAVANA, July 10, 1885,
Commandment Murcia had an encounter with the
publicans in Tinayes, ON the 21st ut The enemy
attacked with hundred and fifty cavalry and Murca
sustained the Tight for three hours with only fifteen
dragons and fifteen infantry The enemy retired after
that losing fifteen in killed and wounded left
the field.
Tho only place visited by the band Of Mesta compos
ing force Of sixty men. San Juan de Guadalupe
GUANAJUAro
Ocayio Rosado, formerly In the army Of Juarez and
lately in bad health at places favorable TO the imperial
sts has all rushed the revolution styling
himself Major General Of the Division Of Guansjuato,
and Commander-in in Chief pro tempore."
The whole Department Is tranquil with the exception
Of portion Of the Tancanhuz district which Il in the
hands OF tho Huasteca liberals who by this time night
have been driven out BY the impcralis forces In
campaign.
TN the I'd netant Regues no longer IN Ztacuaro,
having pre- ciously evacuated he heard OF
the approach Of General Aendez; he was marching TO
SANTIAGO ucuSnA
We learn from Tepc, under date Of the 23d ult that
fsntry part of Corona forces had taken possession OF
Santiago, finding only thirty men in garrison The town
sacked and abandoned. Out OF thirty victims,
had been left unbucd This ph,anthropic band
banner with the inscription OF abolition of CAPITAL
Punishment
The accounts ON Guaymas state that the Liberals
received six guns and thousand muskets through
Aala, and five hundred rifles, five hundred swords and
one hundred barrels powder by way OF Arizona Pes
qucra and Martinez paid for these with the proceeds or
the sacking Of Hermos 10 and other places
10 haas tne rrny
than Two hrndred men In killed, wounded and dis
persed No further details appear. although II TO
have been an important hght-
ENTERPRISE ETusrS OF TEnrASrErEc.
Under the title Of "An important enterprise hitherto
neglected, y the Ftro Feytb of Mexico, publishes
article in which IL claims greater advantages for the
Ia,hmus OF Tehuantepcc than are possessed by the
Panama route a means 81 iner-ocoanic communca-
tion. II addsA company OF New York capitalists has
Its engineers on the Isthmus survcying and pr,
parng the route for line OF stage coaches which they
VIII be ready TO the grant o privilege
be obtained from the imperial government They will
also be prepared to railroad from TO In
1865 At the latest "As the company is friendly TO the
empire" adds the PajdrO Verde at proposes 10 name
the ocean termini Of the railroad Macmillan and Car
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The Battery Cholera Hospital.


The Board OF Health, ter their organization,
received permission from the general covernm mt 10
the Battery Barracks as hospital which they did not
do until Tuesday last when -four brought
there from No. 10 State Street, of whom three hav,
snce died and the other scharged, cured An emgran
placed therein by the Commits ioners of Emigration
and several cases sent there from up town. Wacn IL
became known that cases being bro lght in from all
the city the people In the neiyhborhood became
terribly excited, and threats made TO burn down
the sru lures unless the sending OF OUTSIDE Of the
First Second and Third wards were stopped
The people expressed their desire all the
In the threo lower wards taken of the hospital,
but do not wish IL 10 be tho general for the entire
city, and say that they will carry out tncir threats.
MEASURES OF DgrRsE
In consequence OF these threats Superintendent Ken
ncdy ssued order TO Captain War1low, oi the First
procin and sent him detail Of teen picked men 10
do duty in and around the barracks under his command
Tho strongly posted, so tbrt IL will he almost
impossible 30 reacn them tLout being detected
There at the present time eight in the hospi
tai, nil in n far way OF recovery.
NUMBER CHOLERA CASES RECEIVED.
Cases received from the following places since
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M 6 XIC O
Rapidly Approaching Dissolution Of The
Imperial Government.
EXIT CARL OTTA.
The Empress Takes Her Leave Of the
Halls Of the Montezumas.
The French Troops Talk of Pre-
venting Her Departure.
~-~>~~~~-~~~~~>,~~~~~~-
size Will Probably Visit WASH
ingt0n City.
MACMILLAN TO FOLLOW soon.
ARRIVAL OF THE EMPRESS At HAVANA.
Politics at the Capital and Feeling
Throughout the Republic.
MACMILLAN TO FOLLOW soon.
ARRIVAL OF THE EMPRESS AT HAVANA.
Politics at the Capital and Feeling
Throughout the Republic.
~ &e. &C.
&c

The French mai steamer Empress Eugene from Vera
Cruz on the 18Th nst arrived at Havana ca the i7tb
bringing les aud correspondence from the city Of
Mexico and Vera Cruz to the latest dates.
The Empress Carlotta was passenger IN the steamer
for Europe She received at Havana with all the
honors OF royalty, although she did not land and pro-
seeded her journey tho ne1t day. The Diario DEL
Jmperio official orgsn OF the empire says the Empress
gone Europe treat upon the interests OF Mexico
and TO arrange several international affairs
Prince Sam-Salm has bocr made colonel on the s'a0
Of The auxiliary division.
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NV UakArs, July 90 IS64.
Adyccs Of July u from Tampco say that city be-
aeged by tho liberals aud 1t confidently expected
the city would fail, communication with the interior
had on about the 18th or 18th e Jelly and de-
tachmens Of cavalry had made charges into the town
The French were organizing battalion for their
protection.
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sAffIY nr IHE sIEaMra Ia1nr

RlsrroRr, No July 30, is0s
The steamer Zodiac, which went ashore on Saturday.
At Lcpraux has been got or She Is damaged much
and will leave here her regular TRIP next saturday
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The deaths in the hoepiials yesterday wero:--
John Davidson, No IL Clark street, aged nineteen
years native Of the United States snd carpenter by
trade He bro ght In Sunday evening after
turning from u chowdcr party.
Jul Thompson No. IS Crosby srect aged eight years
Bridget Foley. No go Mulberry street. aged thirty
Ave years. native OF Ireland married. and enceite
INJUNCTION THREATENED
Several OF the leading citizens of tho First ward are
making preparations 70 take injunction restraining
tho Board of Health from using the barracks gen.
era hospital but allowing them 10 mako II district one
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Empress Eugenie. In reality she did not even pass
through the city. The distance from wher she LEFT the
to where she embarked only a few yards The
usual sautes lIed
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Hart Isiu nd.
The health OF this island has not materially changed
since last report The number repor,cd sick M
about the There were no n ca -es OF cnolern,
but OF the old terminated fatally yesterday
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osTcryLLr RxroKrkp Gaze.
The fowtng r. the list ~ cases as reported ~ TIC
Health bulletin Tor the twenty -four hours snding rvser
Gay Al two -
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The Cholera In philadelphia.

THe OhOIcfW IN FhiIuNeIpHIus
PHILApkl rnIA, July 90. 1860.
The Board of Health returns for the days, Sunday
and Monday show seventeen cases Of cholera and Eve
deaths
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rrm rRrsEvr FORMER ErrDrAuca
The following table YES comparative statement OF
the number OF cholera reported tho 0th day Of
July, during the two past aud prescnl epdemics: -
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Below viii he found similar compa alive table 70
tho weeks ending 18th Of Jaiv OF three years:-
YORK.
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Preparations for Her Rcccption--No Dss2iay
or Eathusiasm Among the PeOpie-Only the
Officials Welcome Her-Shabby Conduct Of
the French Onicials-she Goes Direct 10 the
Steamer.
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MAT TIERS In THE INTERIOR.
our HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.

Fights nj Tinayes, Santiago and Urcz-Dc-
fcafs and Victories for Either Side-GeneraI
Review Of the Situation, &c.
HAVANA, July 10, 1865.
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AUCTION SALES.


!. JOHN EDGAR THOMSON, Trustee In a certain
Gd sxeus by as q Tvt6S 6e @
payment O. ne principal and interest Of bonds o. said
dated the lst day o. November K D. 1850 and ecoried
county Of Blair on the sh dSy Of November 'ol 'c p
ISSO in M0TtS BOOK B O7 lOs 100 no and
Tor more u an ninety day in the Of tue lnte
resi- dueand demanded on the said bonds will pursu
holders Of more than teen thousand collars in amount
upon that BY ht sal @ mOrSsse e%pose to
pues SsIe a9o se 70 the highest and best bidder BY
RLIA Lx1mANGE M S1S IN the CITY Of Phi adeip6a on
terms anu conditions hereinafter stated the whole OF
the said Mortgas ed premises, viz
field Railroae from the point OF Intersection with the
BaT county to tSs SeS Sr ne ne yrSR1s station in
STaGeG e a o. sS saa yrons and Clearted Railroad,
sbont three miles and one quarter om the Pennsyi2
Vsnis RS rGao yTone station as the same nog
ways rails bridges, fences, privileges. rights
longing 20 said company adscent to or Connected WITH
or on the line Of said section three and quarter
profts TO be derived and TO arise from the same and
stat between said points on said section three
and one-quar Ell mi es with ali buildings standing
49, AID oENERALLY.
works ne tool oues ccS a es Suys
of way workshops machinery staiions depots, depot
zeal estate buildings and mprovements of wbstevSll
naTTe 0P no % Or belonging 20 the above
Tyrone and Clearae Railroad and owned by said
Company in connection thereWlth
The said section OF the Tyrone and Clearleld Railroad
extending from lhe point of Intersection the said Ty
rome and Clearied Railroad with the Pennsv vania
Railroad 10 the point of Connection with the graded line
Of the said 1yroDe and ClearAeld Railroad known iand
~ he Intersection Is about 3k miles in length
- TERMS OF SALE.
$4,000 OF the purchase money 10 be paid In cash when
the pTS perry struck off, and the balance within twenty
PIYSfNT on account of the said balance
Of purchase money, TO the extent of the
dividend thereof PAYABLE on the boads Sc
cured by the said mortgage and the maured coupons
Of sad bonds be made in the said bonds coupons
and If the dividend Is less than the upon
the said bonds or coupons the holders retain pos
session of the said bonds and coupons receintup
to the said Trustee for the said dividend endorsing
yment OF the same on the said bonds or coupons
Upon the purchase money being paid, as aforesaid.
the SAID Trustee will execute and deliver a deed of
conveyance OF the premises TO the purchaser or pur
by the said mortgage.
Any turher ormatlon in respect 10 said SALE or
premises, may be had upon app cston to the under
ened Trustee, the 0fee the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company, No. 238 s, Third street Pniadelphla
JOHN ED AR THOMSON, Trustee
- ...I No 25S 8. TIL RID Street
nj. TH0Ml : & SONS AuciOneers
. NOS. l39 I'd l4l \. FOURTH Street.
III mSm Philadelphia,
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DIR. HYLTON'S
+ Constitutional Ren0VatOr
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Incip1ent Consumption, and all Diseases
Pertaining 10 Consumption,

SUCH
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness Group, Bronchitis and al
Diseases of the Lungs and Respiratory Organs,
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Loss of APP
petite, Nervous Debility with
great Lassitude of the Mus
cular system,
the success OF this medicine In the cure Of disease
has Withstooa many critical tests In this country and
elsewhere; its seluta effects on disease are widely
diees o the skeptic.
"DR HYLToS:-I take toIs opporl unity to inform you
that con- tder the greatest doctor diseases
the lungs in the country. had splitting of blood,
with large Jumps OF green mattef violent pain In my
breast and shoulders as!rainng cough aud OF
the most eminent physlcians gave up hopeless
sase OF consumption tried all the remedies OF the
day and gained no relief but grew when friend
advised me to tIy your Renovator SATISFYING tnat
sylvania and not selfstyled DOCTOR used but nine
bottles OF your Renov at0r and the surprise Of my
friends. am now well man, and able to attend daily
TO my business.
ANY one needing further particulars of my case
''NICHOLAS BILGER,
mo 1856 Races treet :"
DR.. Hylton ls regu ar graduate the 4
University OF Pennsy lvaDa. (His diploma
can be seen at his ofhce.) Examines Lungs
without charge Office, No. all VINE
Street 624 thsm2m .
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AUCTION SALES.


:, 1, JOHN EDGAR THOMSON, Trustee in n os,,o,D
Inoenure OF Mortgage Of the property 6erenafter de
scllbed executed by the Tyrone and CieaieId
SsHS a Tq U bonds 20 secure SF rs
0nPehy 20 the anount OF sE2S OG which Mortsase Is
the Office tor ecordng deeds etc Ia and for the
s1S and s. ID Ss @ ocs A. o4
fbSaos b s dssas ETC. Ia and Tor the county Centre on
pace Rseby pye 5'E soce that RSttasgS aegsa eSSS
~ mace i9I more than ninety days in the payment o.
e nterestdue and demanded on the said bonds will
hoes IN or the written de9uest to me directed OF the
bonds and by virtue Of the power conferred uuon me Ia
and SELF o Sy ~ the said Mortgage expose to public
- pSohss ,NJ,, AuStOheers. at the PBILADELPHiN Ex
S7t aT q, 80 me c. of thlaaephla Thursday the
CO hereinafter stated the vho of the said
The Whole OF that section of said Tyrone snd Clear
TyTon aS IRON the point Of Intersection with the
county Pennsyivanla to philipsbug Centre county,
with a and singular the railway rails bssidgss
isnGes, PRIVILEGES rleht and al real properly OF
COMPANY and all the tolls Income issues. and IL srss
to DC derived ana to arise from the same and al the
tons between said points with al The buildings stsnS
ing thereon or PFUSSSSTD6dG SSD GESpSA1ly. GiRESSfiHr
All he lands, railways rails bridges, culverts trestle
OF way workshops machinery stztions, depots depot
real estate buildings and improvements o wbS.a
nature or kind aDpertsinng belonging to the above
Tyrone and carrie Earoad and owned by saS a. o% sSa
pany in connection therewi h
The saO section of the Tyrone and CleaTAeld Railroad
exter6ng from The intersection OF the yTone and Clea-,
helo Railroad with tho rail- road formerly belonging TO
the Tyrone and Lockhaven Railroad company but now
70 the Bald Eagle Valley railroad Company, is about
~ miles In length.
slOOO OF the purchase money paid In cash when
me property struck OFF, and the baance within 20 days
PAYMENT account of the said ba ance Of purchase
money, TO the extent of the dividend thereof payable
ON the bonds secured by the said mortgage and he ma
tued coupons the said bon made ln the said
BONDS or coupons and II the dividend is less the
actual sum due upon the said bonds or coupons, the
hOders may retain possession OF the said bonds and
coupons on receptng to the said Trustee for tn said
dlvi9end and endorsing payment Of the the SO
bonds or coupons.
Upon the purchase money being paid Aforesaid the
Trustee Will execute and deliver deed convey ance
OF the premises 10 the purchaser purchasers pur
suance OF the power conferred upon him by the said
mortgage.
Any further information in respect to said sale or
premises. may be had upon appllca ton to the under
stoned Trustee at the office of the Pennsy vanla Rail
road Company, No. 23S s. Third street. Phi ade pha
JOHN EDGAR THOM SON, trustee
- No. 238 THIRD Street
N. THOMAS d SONS, Auc tioneers
81 mf4m Nos l39 and l4l 3. FOURTH street.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GALE OF CHINERY, ETC.

Q LIE OF MACH HINERY, ETC.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS
WASHINGTON June l6 1866
WIN oe sold at Pubic Auction at the NAVY Yard
NOktOLh, on FRIDAY, the Sd day of August
next the following artic es, viz :- "''
1Wenty-one Rollers of Rolling Mill
Seven Nail Machines
One lIUide Mil (completeL 38 Rollers
Two bundles Saws Tor Slothng Screws
Two Machines for Slotting Screws
Seven Machines ior Cutting Threads
-Four Oil RetmReIs.
Two Oil Press Rollers
Eight pieces Iron Suafting.
Six sets Couplings for Shaftlng
Lot OF lads and Dies for Gas Fitting
One box Laclngs llcather)
Three boxes Betting.
One 1un.screw Machine
One piece Leather Betting, inches wide l64
pounds. "ANo' iOi
One piece Leather Betting, inches wide. l41
pounds. "N -
One piece Leather Betting, 90 inches wide 224
Two rolls Gum Packing.
SIX bars Ociagon steel tcast).
SG o 10 commence at IL O'Clock A. n
IWms-Cash, in Government funds. and al arti.
eles 10 ne removed from the yard within ten da -
from day of sale
BY order OF Navy Department
80, JOSEPH SMITH,
o olSlutnlot Chief Bureau Yards and Docks
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N o c. e.
1, R. FRANKLIN PAl EY, Trustee in certain 1nden-
g S y,o1s 0 se 5
& 10 me % a IN trust 10 ~ che Pa
The Which %9sSse sIo IS dafsd thS ls tq
day OF Februsry A d. 1861 and recorded IN the offce
S Snf 0T SPnRy mosssc 90 sIa
IN and of the SsG conS IN 1e Of s oF on @
dsy sp Of FeorSnSry a. d. 1881 in morgage book page
interest due demanded on the said bOnds q w dhe
Of the holders OF than s2 in amount OF the said
respect by the mortgage expose to pub nc ie
sale and sell to the highest and besE bidder, 6y NJ
RHIa ExGm4NSE tba ss,S IN ths city Phad on
he md q the SS TSSe
Of the said premises and trenohises viz
field Railroad from tyrone station Blair county Penn
yana same is now constructed, toSether wn
all sna singular the saiways rails, cross tes, chairs
real property Q! every description acquired by and oe
al the rights pTsses and S sS% SOrpG1sss GGss
franchises OF said road and company and ali the tolls
5sS ana fGs SsoS 10
therefor. 'O" VI pio'ufeo
. All the lands railways rails bridges culverts, tres
rights Of way workshops machinery stations depOss
depot Grounos WORKS masonry and other supersffuc,
whatever nature OF kind appertaning or belonging to
Ine aDONe- mentOned property and to the said
OF the sad ~ rome and Gle arfle Railroad and owned
by said COMPANY In connection Herewith, and ali the
saio road andCompany. VI
The said section Of the said Tyrone and cloarneld
Railroad extending from said Tyrone Station, Blair
county TO ana through the borough of PnilpsburU in
Centre county, is about 2Sh mi es in length. o. -
TERMS OF SALE.
$4,000 Of the money to be paid in cash when
days thereafter '
Payment account of the said balance of purchase
money 10 the extent OF the dividend thereof payable on
the bonds secured by the said and the matured
coupons of the said bonds, may be made 10 Che said
bond bonds or coupons; ana II he diy dend is less
and COUPONS the holders NAV retain possession
OF ne said bonds and coupons on receiptmg to the
said Trustee for the said dividend, and endorsing nav
ment of the same on the said bonds or coupons. ''
Upon the purchasemoney being paid as aforesaid the
Trustee will execute deliver a deed OF CONVEYANCE
OF The premises TO the purchaser purchasers in pursu
anee Of the power conferred upon MIN by the said
mortgage.
Any further information In respect to the said sale
premises may be had on application TO the unders Sned
Trustee Al his Office, No AZ South THIRD Street IN the
city of Philadelphia.
r. FRANKLIN RALEY Trustee
- No. AZ south Third street
NJ. TH0N AS d SONS Auctoneers
llmSm Nos lS9 and l4l South FOURTH Street.
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CHIEF QUARTERMAsrER's oFF1oE,

CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's 0FBIoE,
DEPOT OF WASHING TON, !
WAsHINGToN, ID. o., July 9, 1866 !
, Wlu be sold at Public auction, on WEDNES.
government Warehouse No. and No g. situated
on New York avenue. between Eighteenth and
Nlheteentn sueetS west, under the dir ction of
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel JAMES NJ. MOORE A,
GLOt OF EUNsERviCEABLE CLOTHING AND
CONDEMNED QUARTLRMASIER'S STORES.
consisting of about
2l97 Great Coats, 947 Irowsers
1924 Dress Coats 1863 shirts
3l0 Jackets (assorted) 525 Drawers.
269 sack Goats,
And large amount OF Tools suitable for the use of
DIacksmlths, carpenters saddlers timers and Other
mechanics. AlsO;-
Stoves, Fire Hose
heaters Hose Couplings,
Ranges, Hose Pipe,
SauIdrons, EioSe NozSlos
Cooking Utensils, Ladders,
Stove Pipes Cotton PauIins,
EloOWs Steam Pump,
Lanterns, Platform Scales,
Knives, WheelbarroWs,
hunks, Iron BedsteadJ,
Bath Tubs, Wooden Benches.
Brides, Spades,
Haltels, Zuc,
Rlding Saddles, Old iron,
Blushes, Rope (assortedl
seven Hose Carriages Packing Boxes
One Hand Fire engine,
With o variety of other property, together wifi
about $4,000 pounds OF W oollen aud Cotton RaOs
sac will be continued from day to day until all
the property IS sold
Purchasers must remove property within five (6A
days from date of sale.
Terms of sale-Cash, in Government funds
ID. IL. RUCKER,
Bvt. Maj. Gen and Cher Quartermaster
lOU Depot OF Washington.
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GALE OF CONFINEMENT STEAMERS AND
y VESSEL EFFEUTS.
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTRR's OFFICE,
BALTIMORE. Md July H. 1866
DAY, July "a. 1866, at 10 O'Clock A NJ, at their
anchor age, south side of BASIN, the folio
Vessels, together wi h all their Stores, Anchors,
Boats, etc., belonging to them, now on board,
Wit
THE JOHN ADAMS"
Side-wheel doUble-end ferry boat OF 474 tons length
on deck 1 feet; breadth OF BEAM 80 leet over, all 90
feet; depth OF hold, II ieet inches; draft feet has
one lOw-pressure inclined engine; diameter OF CylIn-
der inches; stroke OF piston, eet; well tound in
all her outfits; hull good as new but slight repairs
The ACHILLES"
side.wheel steamer OF S25 tons length on deck i160
depth of hold feet; draft, feet; has low
sure team engine; diameter OF cylinder 81 inches;
sIrKe of piston 10 test in good running order, with
'''-'' OH THE PWAYFLoWER,"
Slde-wheal seamer OF about 400 tons; length on
deck, 164 teeti breadth OF beam, 23 feet; over ALL "A
feet; depth of hold, ieet; dIat, 5 feet; has one
loW-pressure beam engine; diameter of c, lnder, 8S
inches; stroke OF piston, s teet in running order,
THE ISL AND CITY,"
Side.whee steamer OF 1873 tons; length on deck, LIS
depth OF hold, ieet draft, ieet; has one low
pressure beam engine; diameter OF cylinder S6
Inches stroke of piston, 1eeti rebuilt in Baltl-
more IN 1864; IN running order, with stores ON
board.
Screw steamer OF 1856 tons; length on gecK, hs
feet breadth of beam, 22I Get; depth OF DOldI
feet; draft, ieet inches; has one high pressure
engine; diameter OF cylinder, "a inehes sIOke Oh
piston feet capacity Of cargo aDoq sy iSOO s.
The above vessels are admirably auhptSu lor LRhS
freights and from their drawing Dut niue wafer are
fine Eerket boats now only sold lOr want Vi lurther
Termy-Cash in GoVerpmentifunds, on the day of
sale ..--.... o,o,,ou.I
7lS9t Col and Chief Q. NJ. Mid. Mil. Dept.