The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-06
QUARTERMAsTER-GR RNERAL's OUF1or.
FIRST DIVIsION
WASHINGTON, ID. o.. June Io 1of

WASHINGTON, ID. G., June 10, 1895
BY order of the Quartermaster General thero
VIII Le sold ON the premises, at Public Auction.
under the direction OF Captain George L. Brown.
July 10, 1885, at 10 O'CLOCK a. M, and cont,p1inS;
ron me same hour each day thereafter (except
yi EhPA6 ~ Iuly lS on which day the Water Works
VIII De sold until the whole shall have been dis
poseu oi the following described public property,
Eleven l11l OFFICES tframe) 2sx14O two sto-
ries l6x2O, 16x9S, two 2Ox20 1.-TWO storiesI, l6xSs
XXI chen adjoining lOx16) 12x32 l5x16 two 26x2s.
Eighty-nine 1897 .LABoRERs' QUARTERS
gramel seventy -four l6x1s, fourteen l2x14, and one
l6x16 with shed adjoining 8x11.
Zen (10l DWELLINGS ttrame) 2sx5O two stor,o.
with back bu dings l2xS2l four 1Ox24, l5x4O ISxs2
16x2S with wing l6x17, and two kitchens adjon ng
9Xl2 and 1Ox10, 16x2O, with wing 10x14) 24x with
shed adjoining 15x40l
ries) 15N6O with wing 16x20l 28x14O two storiesl
2sA1SO twl.h additions 1oxi2l 2Sx14O, 2Sx5O two
YfE i1eSO 1 sfaSIIs aIf 1s ame tweu,yfour
2Sx432 SIX 2Sx356, one I1xS2 and one i2x29 with
'nSa One sqGH9s 5ff@ STABLE ramo with Sa7o
S One d d YssGiNGs STABLE Crame with 5sla
twenty l2Oj BUITpNGs Cframel 28xs2 28x5s.
1882, 18x3l 15x65 l0xl6 four 1880, four 9x22,
zoSaSEi 2SH5a9 GIAaS e ZSSSQO 2VX26, and l7xl7
Thirty-twO 1927 WATER TANKS, 4x16; two feet
seyenty,-eight t7s) HANGERS, aix1e; three and
twenty I've asy! COS SSs Dur HOUSES.
One III Hay SHED 1l2x312.
One IL GRAIN HOUSE Jframe) 5ex22o
COT Three % ,eN eWNHARvES; One 4Olsl doo square
FENCING, % $50 lineal feet
One ~ STOREHOUSE (framel 52x15O.
Two BLACKSMITH SHOPS (trameh 4Sx169.
"ito One 't IL ENGINE HOUSE, 17xs2
The buildings will be sold singly, and must be re-
moved within twenty days:
of the purchasers The depot is accessible by water
and vessels of the largest class can be loaded at tho
Ierms-C Cash, in Government funds.
Doat Ior Glesboro VIII leave the Sixth street
For further information apply in person. or bv
letter, to Captain GEORGE t. BROwNING, a. q
NJ Giesb0r0' D. c. or to this Ts%Rs Sfilse A rK1N
Bgevet Brigadier General u S, A., in charge,
20 wfm9t First Division, Q. G. o.
A ssIsTANT QUARTERMAsrER's OFFICE.
"A No. ll39 GlRARD ia Street, Philadelphia, Penn
sylyania, July 2 1866.
Will be sold at Public Auction on account of
ION LANE III eT
on TUESDAY, July 10, 1866, sale commencing al
10 O'Clock A. M precisely the buildings etc., here
w. CAMP CADwALLADER.
SO frame buildings, with shingle roots.
frame SINKS.
sentry box.
dag staff with ball and vane.
doubeleyer iron force pump (Burnham's
patent)
6wOoden pumps
7woOOen hydrants, with lead attachments.
iron fire p.ugs.
50 window sashes, assorted.
table tops and 20 trestles
desks.
ID tables.
81 wooden benches.
wooden wash troughs.
carpenters benches.
80 feet Office railing.
Counter shelving, drawers etc.
1890 feet picket fence.
3418 feet board fence. II feet high, containing
about SO 600 feet rough boards and hem ocS scant-
ling, to be sold IN lots TO suit purchasers.
2 large lots OF firewood
800 white pine shingles.
| 10000 feet 4X6 hemlock scantling used as plank
| road.
1880 feet S,inch hemock plank, used as plank
| road.
73 45O bricks. in chmneys, cutters, wells, etc.
| The frame buildings contain about
| l72 440 leet henlock scantling.
| so $40 feet flooring and tongued boards.
| 222 500 feet rough boards.
The buildings will be sold separately.
| Terms OF sa,e-Cash, Government funds.
deposit OF ten 10l per cent. 10 be paid on every
| accepted bid the balance to be paid Immediately
| after the sale
| The iron Water-pipe to be sold by the foot more
or less as il lies buried in the ground TO be dug up
and the ground filed in by the purchaser, and by
| superficial measurement amounts to
| i453 ieet 3inch iron wa aer-pipe.
| 598 feet 1tlnch IRON water-pipe.
2O2 feet 3-Inch iron Waterpipe.
The buildings, etc., must be removed WITHIN
twenty 20) days from date OF sale, and will be at the
risk OF the purchasers
The Ridge Avenue Passenger Railway Cars pass
near the Camp every five minutes
BreT. BRIG. Gen GEORGE II. CRoSMAN,
ASST OR. Master General s. A.
GEORGE r, ORMEI
726t Capt. and Assistant QUartermaster
GALE OF GOVERNMENT sTEAM-IUG