Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-20
astsr on stat of General Slough, Aloxan-


and Ohio Railroad Depot
Captain Samuel D. Lauffer, Assistant Quar-.
termaster, In charge Of Forage-0fice, foot Of
Of Seventh street. '..- .a.f'...-. .
Captain Benjamin burton, Assistant Quar-
termaster, In charge Of Railroad Transports
tion-01hce, 46l o street, near Railroad Do
pot. .a
Captain @. Baker, Assistant Quart rmaster,
with Captain Tompkins-ofic Twenty
second and Q streets, Inspector Of Camps,
Horses and Mules.
Captain O. s. Barrett, in charge Of Re
ceiving and Forwarding ordnance-0fi
Arsenal.
Captain H. B. Lacy, Assistant Quarter
master, in charge Of Receiving and Issuing
Quarternaster's Stores and Payment Of Crews
Of Government Vessols-0Gice, foot of @
street.
CAVALRY BUREAU.
Under command Of Major General Halleck,
Chief of Staff Office, 800 II street.
Brevet Drigadier General James A. Ekin,
in charge of purchase and inspection Of
horses, and Quartermaster duties-ofice, 374
II street. .,,. ~.
Captain George 7. Browning, Assistant
ouartermnster in charge Of Depot Of Cavalry
at Giesboro' Point. D. G,
SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT.
Brigadier General James A. B. Eaton,
Commissary General-0fice on Lafayette
Square, corner II street and Jackson Place.
Lieutenant Colonel g. Bell, Depot Com.
missary-0tfice, 1913 g street.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
Brigadior General J. X. Barnes, Surgeon
General-oticc, corner Fifteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue.
Colonel Madison Mills, Medical Inspector
General United States Army-ofice, 3O2 Il
street. corner Seventeenth street. 6rst fioor
Lieut.. Col. John Wilson, Medical Inspector
U. s. A. Inspector of the Department Of
Washington-ofice No. 322 X street, Wash
ingtou.
Surgeon R. 0. Abbott, Medical Director,
Department Of Washington-oGice, 534 Four.
teenth street.
Surgeon Basil Norris to attend officers Of
the regular army-0Gce, corner Fourteenth
and g streets.
Surgeon Thomas Antisell, to attend officers
Of the volunteer army-0fice, in a frame
building on the space between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth streets, south side Pennsyl-
vania avenue
Surgeon C. Sutherland, U. s. A., Medical
Purveyor-ofice, 2l2 G street, near Eigh-
teenth.
General Hospitals are under the charge of
Surgeon r. o. Abbott.
UNITED STATES ARMY MEDICAL MUSEUM,
II street, between Fourteenth street and New
York avenue. Open daily, except Sundays
from a. M. until 4 p. In.
EXAMINING BOARD FOR ASSISTANT SUR
GEoNs OF VOLUNTEERS.
Thomas Antisell, President-Ofice, in a
frame building on the space between Eigh-
teenth and Nineteenth streets, south side
Pennsylvania avenue.
PAY DEPARTMENT.
BreAct Brigadier General B. W. Brice,
Acting Paymaster General, in charge Of the
Observation-Disclosures, corner Of + and Fifteenth
streets.
Chief Clerk, Z. II. Brooke, Examination Of
Accounts-0fice, 211 + street.
Major MISUNDERSTANDING Office of all
officers, corner + and Fifteenth streets.
Major MISUNDERSTANDING Office of all
officers, corner F and Fifteenth streets.
Major Potter-Discharge Office of regulars,
corner T and Fifteenth streets.
Major Taylor-Discharge Office of volun-
teer soldiers, corner Thirteenth street and
New York avenue.
ENGINEER DEPARTMENT
Brigadier General X. DelaGeld, Chief En-
gineer-0fhce, Winder's Building, corner F
and Seventeenth streets.
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
Brigadier General A. B. Dyer, Chief
Office, Winder's Building, corner and
Seventeenth streets.
MILITARY DEPARTMENT OF WASHINGTON.
Major General @. G. Augur, Commanding
Department and Military Governor District
Columbia-Headquarte Fourteenth street,
near New York avenue.
Brigadier General j. A. Haskin, Chief of
Artillery Department Of Neutrality-suspicious.,
with Major General c. C. Augur.
Captain II. W. Smith, Assistant Adjutant
General-Discharge Office for Department,
Office, 5S6 Fourteenth street.
Col. T. Ingraham, Provost Marshal Dis
trict of Washington, Fourteenth street, near
New York avenue.
DEFENCEs OF WASHINGTON.
Lieut.. Col. B. S. Alexander, Additional
Aide-de-Camp and Major of Engineers-of-
fee, northwest corner of Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and Nineteenth street.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Major General Il. A. Hitchcock Commits
sioner for Exchange of Prisoners--0 Office, No.
28 Winder's Building, second floor.
Brevet Brigadier General William Hoff-
man, Commissary General of Prisoners-Of-
fee, l4S + street. corner of Twentieth
street.
Brevet Brigadier General D. c. McCallum,
Superintendent of Military Railroads.&c.
fee, $50 g street, near Seventeenth street.
Brigadier General A. p. Howe, Inspector
of Artillery, United States Army-Ofice
corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Nine
teenth street.
Colonel J. II. Taylor, Chief of Staff to
General Augur-Ofice, 534 Fourteenth street.
near New York avenue.
Captain j. A. Slipper, A. D. G. with
General Augur.
Brgadier General ]. c. Caldwell, President
of Commission for Examination of Officers
Reported for Dismissal-Ofiice corner of Six
teenth and II streets.
STATE AGENCIES IN WASHINGTON
Massachusetts-Lieut. Col. Gardiner Tufts,
second floor National HpteLige,tcer Building,
corner Seventh and D streets.
OhiO-James G. WetmOre, Esq, $50 +
street.
New York-COl. Edwin r. Goodrich, 1888
street.
Pennsylvania-col Francis Jordan, 4s7
Eleventh street.
Connecticut-Rev. William A. Benedict,
262 4 street.
Unconditional Frank Holbrook, 251 F
street.
Maine-A. Watson, 1913 F street.
New Hampshire-Col. Larkin Mason. 617
Seventh street.
Rhode Island-Lieut Col. James 7. Bere-
dict, Room No. |, Washington Building cor
ner Seventh and d streets.
Michigan-Rev. D. Il. Willard, corner