Daily national Republican., 1865-12-30
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PRISON CAMP.
Ten Hospital Wards, each 40 by % feet.
Seven Cook houses, each l43 by % feet.
One Cook house, 100 by 26 feet.
One Cook house, l4o by 25 feet, with two wings,
One Headquarters Building, 70 by "a feet, with
two wings, each 10 by % feet
One c. 9. storehouse. 90 by n feet.
One ptspensaIy, 40 By Ss feet.
One Chapel, 100 by n feet.
One Express ofhee, so by l6 feet.
One Guard House, (bloek, so by Is feet.
One ouarters, one Once, and one Store room, m,
Of various dimensions.
Also, 9,lss lineal feet Of Fencing, l2 feet high
BIO lineal feet Of Board Fence, 8 feet high 700
lineal feet Of covered Plank Footwalks, Il feet
wide and 8, lsS lneal feet Of Plank Footwalks, 1
feet wide, with rail.
One Quarters, 100 by 2s feet
One Quarters, 100 by II feet
One Quarters, ~ by p feet.
One Quarters, 50 by IS feet.
Three Stables, averaging lS9 by q feet each.
One storehouse, 81 by "a feet.
One smith Shop, So by "a feet.
One wheelwright shop, 81 by IA feet.
And four omces, three quarters, two Store
one Mess house. Of various dimensions.
MISCELLANEOUS BUILDINGS AND OTHER
PROPERTY.
One Post Hospital, 20 by 25 feet
One Com missary Stnrohuuse, 200 by IS feet
One CommiSsSry salesroom and Office, 81 by
n feet.
One Office, 81 by 10 feet.
One Guard House, Qog,) 20 by 80 feet.
One Guard House, Qog,) 80 by % feet.
Two frame Guard Houses small sire
One Barrack at Fort Lincoln, 80 by 90 feet
One Ordnance storehouSe, 81 by IL feet.
One Slaughter House, 40 by "a feet, with Shed
"a by u feet, and building q by 0 feet.
One Stable, 36 by % feet; and,
Ten Kitchens, Quarters, &c, Of various dimen-
sions.
One wharf Of Timber and Lumber, 47e feet long,
and varying In width from % to lO2 feet
24s lineal feet Of stockade, IL feet high on Po-
tomac side, with blockhouse 20 by 80 feet, four
platforms, each l6 by l2 feet, aud 100 lineal feet
OF plank footwalk, 8 feet wide.
l5I Iineal feet Of stockade on Bay side, with
block-houso 25 by 20 feet and three platforms Of
various Dimensions, and footwalk.
One Hose Carriage.
Twenty eight Fire Ladders.
Twenty -four Axes.
One hundred aud sixteen Fire Buckets, and
Six Lengths Of Hose, each 81 feet long.
Three Cooking Ranges.
One Perpetual Oven.
A quantity Of Old Lumber and number Of
Pumps.
Point Lookout, situated a. the junction Of the
Potomac river with Chesapeake Bay, was, be-
fore the war, favorite watering place, and is
well adapted for the purpose now, having ex-
cellent facilities for salt water bathing, and
abundance OF hsh and game.
The buildings above enumerated under the
head OF UNITED States General Hospital'' are
located directly on the Point, the principal struc-
tures being arranged In 4 circle, ,rradiating from
common centre, and connected by covered foot.
walks, and could with moderate expense be ntted
up properly for the accommodation OF visitors, as
steam laundry, ice house, coal house, water
tanks, and many other structures for the purpose
are ready for immediate use. An excellent op
portunity is also afforded to land owners in the
vicinity, and elsewhere, to secure valuable
fencing and building material.
A steamer will leave the Government wharyes
south side OF the basin, near Fardy's ship-yard
Baltimore, Nd, at 10 o clock, on the morning Of
Wednesday, January II, 1866, for the transport
alton OF bidders to POiut Lookout, and will be
retained until the close Of the sale to return the
passengers to Baltimore. Meals will he fur,
nished on the boat at the usual (steamboat) rates
The buildings will be sold singly, and othel
property in lots to suit purchasers.
The military guard viii remain in charge o.
the buildings, &c, for fifteen days after the sale
II desired, and purchasers will be allowed twenty
days In which to remove their property.
TermSI Cash, in Government funds.
N. |. LUDINGT0H,
Colonel and Chief QuArteTmaster,
de9.lT Department Of Washington.