The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-02
GOVERNMENT SALES,
/ Ah6E SALE OF QUARrERWAsrER'S
l. STORES Ar The CAVALRY DEPOT, GIES-

NhtClO0 OF hpIai0 7 pOTpe i. brow n1ng, A. o. NJ.
on TUESDAY, the 8th of May, 1866 aud continue
rom cay TO dal until all is stld The following de-
ttllbtd OTIS OF Quar'eTmaster's stores viz - 4,
l46 sets art Harness 125 lbs 1aow,
sS SETS Four.botse Har. bhls salt,
40 seis Ambulance Har. Platform Scales,
,,ddV Vs Snge aud Doibie
~ StCC e., Blocks.
20 "a Is, 28 tIowbars,
/" "Cter IE arts, 5l7 bs Railroad Spikes
II Amy Wagons Uour (newL
Aimy Wagons two Hqsps M
en- luance gour horsel 700 Open Rings Bots,
80 oiiabie FORCES, 500 lire 30 Is,
bO Avis $50 Linch Pns,
70 Cooking Stoves and ETC.
GO Heating Stoves, So Riding Brides,
800 Benchfs, 20 part sets 4 horse Am5u-
i6O Mes Ia0les, lance Harness tnewl
700 Table spoons, 10 Brides newl
lOOO Knives and Forks 100 let's Lines and Martin.
"a Ladies, ga es
loo lin Cups, 81 Collar Pads
leOC 1 In Plates 20 Surtinples, Saddle.
80 oflte Lots, ba@s, and Cruppers,
80 II au PaIs i SCI Hobbies,
lG0 Manure Forks 20 Blankets,
100 Axes, sides Betting Leather,
80 Spboes, 4 sides Bro Leather,
$50 Shoyes, 500 Curry Combs,
oa Buckets (arqel 700 Horse Brushes,
gtO " ater Buckets, l8 sheets Sheet-i-on tLewl
31S head Halters and $50 bs Lead
40 Head Halters and iS5 Il Lanterns. H' Iamos SS
ROlCs (goodb 6 boxes Window Glass,
lCCO Head tia teTs IgOOdG 20 Id 8, Rotten Stone,
10 Head Haters, l Circular saw, frame and
SEQ bead halters and betting
SEQ Neck Straps ano Cros1.cat CtSg-ca Saws; saws,
(hains, 4 Wood Saws,
600 Halter Chains, 81 Hand saws,
go Canvas Horse Covers, 10 lemon ; avs
81 nndstOnes, so Planes (assorted)
9Z axe Boxes, 90 aulkng Irons, Hay
COCO lbs. scrap Iron, Hooks, ETC.,
800 lbs. Horse Shoes, II Wees,
500 lbs. Chain, $50 Brands jassorted)
Log Chains 3 Cieaves,
4U00 lbs. Assorted Iron ID Augers,
llZ2 It's crap Iron, 1 lemon Anger tcompiete)
tUUO lbs Rope, b. iacCs and Bits,
l1O Wal Brushes, go Auger Bits (assorted
~ sets Shoelng Tools, II iryi, Squares,
4O is adulers' Ioosy 10 Spoke Shaves and saw
80 Hare dies, Sets
1901 rtchels and Punches, 40 Oh Stones
go lMIs IOLFs, IA Claw Hammers,
Ito lars PIncheNs, 80 Hatchets,
76 Cold Chlseis, 6 Screw ID lVers,
60 Clnch Irons, ~ MonEey renches,
$50 Hammers (assortedl IL DIawIng Knives,
2CO Tiies, AGzes ana 6and Axes.
Eellows, Sets Stocks and Dies,
eco BIoOms, 100 CbIsels (assOrtedl
30 Ice Hooks, 900 Halter squares,
2 sets ShOelng Stocks, 200 or Buckles,
100 W hCe baIrOws 10 gross Ha ter Bolts,
80 Iron Potts. 10 e. Oss RINGS,
4 Dutch Ovens, 80 Door Bolts and Thumb
216 Stove Pipe, Joints and Latches,
60 Camp kettles, 800 CarriaSc Knobs,
rs Picks, 20 BIS. Copper Rivets,
. PlONs, 100 pairs SUIT Hinges,
Road Scrapers, $50 pairs Strap Hinges,
3OC0 Plasterng Laths, so Chars,
so Wagon Hounds (new) 2 Office Fables
q Feed Troughs, I25 Office and Field Desks,
SS Double trees and Lead $4,000 GRAIN Sacks.
lars,
one 'Pelrons Eight horse Power" with bear
irgs and bolts, stating, gearing, pu0eys, etc.,
and
One Force Pump, capable of forcing twelve
thousand (l2UOO) gallons OF water per day.
Ana many other articles not enumerated in the
above list.
1eIms-Cas in Governmen mt funds.
Stores will be dellyerec on The wharf OF the
GiesLoro Depot, free OF expense to the pur-
chaser.
The purchaser will be allowed five (5) days from
date OF sale in which to remove the stores
A boat tor Giesboro will leave the Sixth Street
wharf every hour during the DAYS OF sale
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brigader-G el eral, in charge
42412t First Division, Q Nj. G. o.