The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-19
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~ Gov ERN ENT A l. E.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, june 10, 1866.
AUCTIONl AUCTION!
Will be sold, at the United States Commissary
Warehouse near corner of SIXTEENIH II and CALL
LOWELL / streets, commencing at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, june q, 1865, the following Commissary Pro-
8 Office Stoves, 23 Gimblets,
~ feet Stove Pipe, 4 Whetstones,
ELBOWS, Hammers,
Coal SCuttles Plane,
POkers, Bit,
Desks, Screw Drivers,
Tables, / Brace,
% Chairs, Drawing Knife,
3 safes (iron6 l Box Scraper
Platform Scales u ShoVels
6 Counter Scales, 2 Head Raisors,
Ia Commissary Chests 8 Vises,
13 Spring Balances Punches,
Al Liquid Measures 3 Drivers
13 Dry Measures, Bung Starters
~ Faucets, Bung Screws,
"a tunnels AdZes,
u Molasses Gates, 455 pounds Nails.
26 Scoops, 2 pounds Rivets,
IA Cieayers, 2 Double Locks,
II Hatches, Single Locks,
16 Meat Saws. l Cam Hook,
10 Meat Hooks, Q Wheelbarrows,
30 Butcher Knives, Skid,
10 Butcher stees, q Dust Brushes.
II Tap Borers,
The above property can be examined at any time
previous TO, or on the day of sale. After purchase,
they must be first paid for and then removed at
the expense OF the purchaser, and within five days
from the day OF sale.
size, of Farrell Herrings patent, and well worth
the attention Of persons in need OF these articles
No checks taken
The right is reserved to reject any bid dee med too
low.
6164 Brevet BriRadier.General A. q. G.s.
A SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
"a No. ~ STATE STREET, NEW YORK CITY !
In pursuance of orders of the war Department
will sell at Public Auction, at 10 O'Clock, on WED-
NESDAY, the 10th day OF June, 1866, at the Depot
Camp, Trenton, New Jersey, quantity Of Quarter
masters Stores and Camp and Garrison Equipage,
no longer required, as follows, yiz =
Army Wagons, Whtewash Brushes,
Spring Wagons, Iron Bedseads,
Office Desks, Benches,
Tables, IPaulns.
| Chairs, Office Chairs,
Stoves, Cases OF Pigeon Holes,
| Stove Pipe, Fairbanks Scales,
Leather Water Buckets, Office Tables
| Wooden Pals, Trucks,
| Carpenters Tools, Grain Bags, etc. etc,
| shoyels, Trowsers,
| Coal HOds, Goats,
| Harness, Blouses,
| Also, 80 Cords OF Hard Wood, and 955z teet OF
| Seasoned Lumber in good order.
The articles are in large quantities, ana or many
varieties. Most OF them are servceable.
Terms OF Sale-Cash, on rendition OF accounts;
For particular information in regard 10 the nature
and kind OF materials and articles and their situa-
ton and condition, application should be made to
/ Mr. Henry /. Holcomb, Agent at the Quarter-
masters Office, In Trenton, to the Undersigned.
The Government reserves the right Of declining all
| bids considered untairIor disadvantaPeous.
D' OfTe1 Brew, Maj Gen. STUART VAN vLIET,
Chief Quartermaster Department of the East.
X. E. MORGAN,
6l1& Brevet Major and A Q. M.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT sTEAM-TUG.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA DEPOT, June 10. 1866
win be sold at Public Auction, at sHAOkA.
MAXON Street wharf, Philadelphia, Pennap ON
MONDAY, June rs, 1866 at 10 O'clock A. NJ the
United States
sTEAM-TUG "MONIT0R."
Tonnage l04 6-95 tons length so lOfeet; breadth,
Is 5-l0 feet; depth 7.l0 feet
The tug is now lying at Shackamaxon street
wharf, where she can be examined.
Ierms-Cash, in Government tunds
By order Of - e.
Breyet Brig Gen. GEO. II. CROSMAG,
Assistant Ouartermaster.G General U. 5 A.
T6l3lOn HENRY BOWMAN,
Brevet Mai and ASSIST. Quaytermaster.