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D.

Inventory of all the Arms and Equipments and Camp Equip-
ments in the Armory at Easton, Md., June 29th, 1857;

308 Muskets in good order,
293 Bayonets in order,

50 Muskets not in order,
229 Muskets in rack for show,
150 Bayonets,

19 Rifles not in order,
8000 Musket cartridges, condemned,
500 lbs. musket balls, drop,
300 Pistols holsters,
100 Artillery swords,
12 Pistols in good order,
2 Six pound cannon, mounted,
1 Old gun carriage,
400 Cannon balls, 6 lbs.,
Lot of grape shot, 500 lbs.,
300 Old muskets and rifles, condemned,

14 Spontoons,               

3000 Old cartridges, condemned.

The above is a true inventory of all the arms and accoutre-
ments in the armory at Easton, Maryland.

The house and shed is in very bad order, and wants repairs.
I would say that the 300 old muskets and rifles should be sold
before they are eat up with rust.
All which is respectfully submitted,

P. Robinson, Armorer.

Copy,           JOHN WILMOT, Adjutant General.

Dec. 19th, 1857.