, 1863-03-12
TIE RoR1HYESTlRh MILITARY
DEPOT.
EQUIPMENTS In STORE.
Names OF Chicago Contractors &c.

EQUIPMENTS I'm STORE.
r,mas or rh,. -
through the po1iteness of N. o. Sullivan,
Esq, Acting Military 6torekeeper, We we're
yesterday Shown through tho immense cs'ab-
Hshment at 2o3 South Water street, known as
the United States Military Warehouse, con-
aisting Of Two store rooms, 80 feet front by
125 deep, with twenty feet ceilings. NO ade-
qrate conception Of the amount Of goods re-
quired to fill warehouse Of this Size can be
formed, without seeing the hundreds upon
hundreds Of cases piled up In every story.
Such sight is rarely met With. Atone time,
in January Inst, this depot was so well filed
that, though the block Is Of Iron and brick
the immense weight settled the building to
such an extent that all the doors were ncces-
sarily cut of, before they could be used.
The stock distributed from this Warehouse
embraces compete outhts. In Tue way u c'o'n~
Ing, camp anu eaH1son equlpase, loE every
branch OF Inc se9'lce feefa'teo IL -. .ne NULL
wcst-infautry, cavary' ano af.lnery. Inc
tain shof1' a'i Luz No,tn"es'' ~ supphea
win ou.n's Ao" tu1S uepo.' op"afos Oh
TWO nuaufeu sepa1a.e ano aletlnes 4tl1c'es afe
1equifeo ~ W uanuleo i.o nsteo W. lib Or
ue1eo' ~. ILL., s'n uAs sn0 o"'tn0se ~
tnotonsn's s,e.e"a'l-sa' nasihg P'aee ~.
e'e4s tn1ns' Anu e'e. 'ns ~ 80 p1Aso al
eases nuuloeiea uno 'aoc'eo' 'u'1 ne uias see
at glnnce "laI IL "'1nteo- ~ caaois liu
10 I'LL al o1aerio1 fe'anaen'' tequ1'!ns apon.
DILL. mr.. euln'a,' nas n'tans.u uols1'ns
apparatus W tne na Q, "Aiea w mea enu
elevate 10 any noof al e10 ou4u1's o@'' s@A'c'
OF gooas per nout' VI one pei ta.1u'c, "neae'
as, win Inc ORDINARY nano nla'ntnefy teo "en
could mol eleSate OF 1o"er' ~ eAceea twenty
hse cases per houf' cona'aef'hss 'ae .lale
aud LABOR saved, ana csnnatlhs wages at1fom
twenty-five 10 1oTt, GEMS per nour, MS I'm
pro'ement sno"s ~ nunenss sa,ll's ~ tnc
oose'nanent. A"o''el 1sen ~, y. sa'!as - eecn
~ 'ue At.n et'1y AN4a,' - ~ t(@7 " % -
s'es Iseu ~ eolsAs'e.' ,.lu s,,an,a. .s7 y. !sa'
insa "n4.a ua'. peeu eouss'.1 ~ ~ ea"!ps >
anu la,,loae aep'se' a,,4''ie' 4e1. ocuila
| " eo1o'e's nnen ofu'1eo ~ tus ne"' e.nee e
en.s "'nen.uso m1s oeeu ~ s aaa 80 " III
onn'san nc nas coAee1ea aooa' s2v.ooo "or1n
u 'u' 7tocA 4neAua ~ '.','u =, ~ ~ ms' Auo
nuinpet VI eoes's te1le' ~. " "nen ak
.u1neu lnto LIE s'n'nou s'oeA auo 'sain pu
in.o sefsice
We "ete pie&'sse " no.e t1a unaof"ly ~
pe1lol quants " lne a'uc,es IN stofe, an
ciolnlns ,s VI eoou na1af@', VT anu n.aue u u,
>s,s out'u's tu'114.9t' A1s oA'4s1e 1'te ~
not receive any enouos ciotn' nor s1op' 'sno
*otk; anu whenever any artlc1e Is receive
tnat Is no1 no. l, 's promptly returned I
INC eon.taclo'' Will ena'see po1n "aSs aooeo
oehee tnes never a'te'nps Tue s"anole III
secona .lne
ane s."ea oa nanu Ii 10" ngn'' compare
Will #nat II WIS oelo'e tne ne" regiment
were n'teo ont. me 1ollo"1ng ngntes vi
show the amount o1 some OF the 1eadin
articles IN store; blankets, s,769; blouse
$500; pootes' lo,o'9; forage caps, 9,olo; Il
fantry ffock coats, So,oos; sack lined cost
m" o' nn,,o. , 's o'ss, "a n,a 20 % easslry a.
' s ~ sao w. ~, nAseisaehs' lo'o9' 90
knapeaeks. lo,aS9; canteens, complete, 6,91'
:. ilfantry knit Jackets, 1855: cotton do. dc
l,o's' shirts, 1882; stockings, pairs, p, 10
infant ~ troEsers ~ SGT. cayalrv do. 2 On,
-.s,1s IN 49, ''0V
T. artillery do, ,3lV; ana DINER Articles IN pr
y portion. Under the head Of camp and rar
] son ou,,;r,ra ~. aot,oa 49, 600. ~ -
y son equ4page, We notlce axes, l,o93; 90. III
s- dies, 2,oT; hatchets, l,s00; pick axes, 81
IS spades, 50O; camp Kettles, $500; mess par
2,5l5; Tall tents and flies, 3l7; poles (eet
Q as; pins, ,s52' siolcy tents 8; tent stoFt
= ooo; hospital a tcnts' complete 48' Shelf
- 'en.s' o,sos' &C. &C.
A' teucu. "e alc u oeautnai ol
= s41n' oPpsof.4A3 A1e'.peu ~ VI ano se
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'So" 'u", ou' 'us = 'e''tes' nas III enc NOT