The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-04-30
GOVERNMENT SALES.


ALEOF sTEAM GRGsT MIL,
CAVALRY DEl OF. GiFSBORO, D. @.
QUARTERMAs STIR. GKKERAI's OFBICE,
FIRST DIVISION,
WASHINGTON, d. O., April II, 1899.
By order Of the QusItermaster Genera, there VIM
he sold on the premises, at public auction, under
Ie direction OF Captain George Il. Browning,
- ON WEDNESDAY MAY 98, 1895,
at ~ o'clock M the following described public pro-
ONE ~ STEAM GRINDING AND FEED
ILL,
lfreme, With massive granite foundationsl 40 by 50
het, WIN coal hav, and enelne houses attached all
constructed OF the very best material, and IN the
most sui stantial manner
A so, OF The same time and place, the machinery
ONE ~ ENGINE. OF 100 HORSE POWER,
With o,hnder of TWENTY-FIVE (22) inches diameter
ana tw enty iour ga inches stroke set upon heavy
cast iron bed-pate, with cold snd hot water Dumps
and Leater. ana a cast-iTon hy-wheel. with driving
pulley, Of the ame material ten 1O) feey IN diane.
ler ana twenty-tour (24l inches face, with Juosons
TWO I2l BOILERS. OF 6O-noRsE POWER
EACH, ---T
made OF the best boiler iron, vesiXteonths 1877 of
an II ch in tbck ness. five (5l let In diameter and
fourteen t14l feet five (5 inches in length; each
OF er co ainlng seventy-siN C76) apwelded fiues,
each three (8) and one-iourth tD inches diameter
Win al he Ie9ulsite apoendages r,,,,, ,,,,,.-
lEN JOY PAIRS Oh REEDS PATENT BUCK
iNGHAM Thirty (5OJ INCHES SPRING
cor sIuced of solid French burr nlillsone, and set
in heavy, welLtalanced frames, with hav-cutters,
elevators, and conveYors sufficient TO cut and indie
Inc DaY, gr, IN, ana prepared Iced on the most
lomical and labor-saylng OaD. LII.
The shattng Is OF finished wrought iron and the
pulley OF castnon faced and balanced with hangers
and boxes, sufficient TO drive ten 10Y pairs burrs,
etc. ]hc main driving belt is OF IOur 4) ply rubber
| and twenty.tour t24l inches wide. The bolts for
onvng the mills etc, are OF the best oak-tanned,
| paten stretched leather
| The EnPire, Boz e1s Machinery and Fixtures OF
every description are OF the very best materias and
workmanship ana are still III excellent condition
| and fine orting order the mill having been IN ope-
| ration only abou fifteen months,
III det med advisable by the agent OF the Govern
| ment ON the day OF sale, the buildings will be sold
1eIms- Cash In Government funds
dOdGEesfF3 sc vii M De ar required to remove their
| unless otherwise arIanP ed with the owner OF the
| boat Tor Giesboro will leave the Sixth street
| wharf every hour during the day OF sac
my further information that MAJ be desired will
NN &ssan St5 TO
| termaster, GiesborO, or to this office.
Bievet Bi'gadier. General, in charge ist Division
| QuaTteIma.terG encral's Office. 41S5w
GALE OF GOvFRNMENV PROPERLY, AT
| - IORIRESS MONROE Va.
ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE OFFICE
EoRTREss MONROE, Va, April 26, 1866
The following articles OF irregular clothing will be
sold al Iubhc Auction, a. Government ClothinS
Fortress Monroe, Va, on WEDNESDAY, May 16,
1866 at 1U O'Clock A. NJ, viz. -
6l60 pairs legglngs, now. '.
1866 pairs Il lOwsers, new. .. r.r-
| &c cltiZens' coat, new.
| % pairs brogans, new.
MARINE jackets, new.
| 2SZouave vests, new.
| 23Zouave scarIs, new. ....-
| l9 ZOuave caps, new
| 2ZOuave jackets, new. ,, .t
| 1C4 great coats, damaged. .. ...-
| 122 dress coats, damaged. '
| so hats and caps, damaQed. '
| Terms-Cash III Government funds. r-0
Purchasers must move tner property within five
| davs from date OF sale.
by order OF QUartermaster'G General.
| JOHN LIVFRS,
Military Storekeeper United States Army.
| II f. JAMES,
| Az lot Aucuoneer.
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