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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-02

DRUGS AND DIEs.-The market was rather quiet but
prices. rs general thing were well sustained. 400
We tote sales 200 kegs red lead at iae. a5 500 i5S
witng, forward delivery at saS 200 bales Gambia at
about 500 cases Calcutta shoac in Bostos at Ssc S9S
for native Soc 955c for Engsh; 1000 pounds Trieste
and 5000 pounds Gambia private terms ouinine was
dull holders were asking s2.7o.
before quoted but lower than the actual nerotaons
yesterday g which were Kept quiet The engagements
bulk and bags 2o5O bales cotton at 5.1sd per steamer
1000 boxes cheese at 4Os 1000 bushels corn, ut 6Hd
our is 100 tons ooaSe as G 1870 aS hRs hs
charters were: A ship and bark from Philadelphia 70
British port. and 6s Cd to continental bort two
ships to French @ port, tobacco. 32s. Cd. and s5s
The sales comprise rs quarter boxes sardines
mostly at 27o and 700 boxes Malaga Raisns at for
bags Sicily Almonds 1000 bags Brazil Nuts, Including
resale Of 600 bags at &c., and is casks Turkish Prunes
sr sales suS S
green's mostly from first hand about 800 half chests
ooongs from second hands; also 1900 half chests ex
Ab6otsiord, all on private terms.
sales OF 200 bales manufacturing PURPOSES at
Ss Spirits turpenne was rather easler 100 bbls sold
to Amoderate extent at Arm prices about I2oo bbis COM
mon changed hands. mostly If not oil at $3.50 We note
sl2 600 do No SIS SIS and 100 do, prime sio Uafe @
at S2O a S23 Tar was firm, with moderate business
as W 4uautys t2tCA was steady at 81 "a S.
RICE was In limited request for consumption, at 9.c
gtVSao god Tor Rangoon, and 10hc. @14c,, currency
ior Carohna. NO important Sales
rn. I note further cargo sales Of 5000 bushels
en iSand at t6c and 1000 bushels Bonares at 60c
I ,. Inc market was very active in the obbng way
and with an inadequate stock prices CHANGED In sellers
iSEol-Ashtons selling at $4.75 Marshalrs ut S425
cash. ~ ~ Nv o0o
SUGAR was in rather better demand hut the roarkot
was not active, and prices If anything were somewhat
easier though we noticed quoabe change THE aaIes
wero 776 hhds Cuba muscovado at IS Hl4s<c and oS7
boXos Havana on private terms. Refined was without
important change. We give Suarts prices aa foliowa
Loai 2ozsc crush 26sc. granuated ground 2OIc
Whito 10 0Hc and yellow 18Hc.-N y. Herald Oct al
lower " W 1ee
The sales 7200 bbls. at s74O@$7s5 for super8ne
STATE for Extra State S. 100 80 for choice
do; S7b097.85 for Superhne Western; $66S8 10 for
common TO medium Extra Wc6tern; $B 7b61Ss9 90 for
common 10 good shipping brands Extra Round Hoop
hio; and s9@$l226 for trade brands the market clos.
Southern Flour is dull and dropping salos 45o bbs.
Fancy and Extra. ~ ~N''8'e@"A''@o @"t
Canadian Flour is duh, and bcp1oc lower sa1os aoo
ools ~ $se9Sh2o Tor common, and S8766SI2 Ok for
good to choice Extra. So'''e9eiN'|o iof
GRAIN.-The Wheat market In II ,.,
S3aisa loooo hushels at 9143 for unsouud CyhicNoo
Sprng; si.o5 ior Amber Milwaukee, S287 for new AI5.
Der State, and $l.76 for Milwaukee, Ciub " ALL
The Corn market is 1c. bettor and leas active o.,
aoooo bushels at 7s@S9c for unsound aud 00e1c for
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-02

3toro. f ~ ~ -
sound. " "
CorToN.-The market Is dull and lower Sales 900
bales at 57c. G96Sc. for Middting
ph0VIsioNsI-Tho Pork market opened quite heavy,
put Glosed with more irmness Sales $500 bbs s33
and $29.6o@ $2S IS for Prime Meas
ne Seei market is quiet, but steady. Sales $40 bbs
S1LS9S14 1or Plain Moss and SIi SIT for extra Mess
Dcet Hams are quiet; 100 bbls. westcrn sold to mr.
Cut Meats arc dull and nominal at 16Ic s1ylsc for
shoulders, and zoe. d9231sc for Hams.
Bacon is unaItered.
The Lcrd market Is quite bsayy saIea eoo bb. NJ
24c. @2Stsc. '"'e' WV ''-'' ~
Butter is in demand at 3Oc i2c for Western and 4oc
@55c. for State ~ ~ "
Cheese Is In request at 14c. .6e1oc.
~ i. Com. Adr. October 2S-2 4. H
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-02
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHAR LESION.
Arrived Yesterday.
DIRECTED WEEKLY.


Brig G deery, Conckiin Philadelphia, 8 days. Coal
and Mdze To II Baker & Co, Cameron Barkley & Co
Sommers, w Easterby, Il Wickcnbcrg Ioddn
Go, Strohecker, W Etter, Getty & Co, Bolmann
Bros, Kinney, Clacius L Witte, II Kfatte & Co. L
Kerr, G Williams & Co, II NJ James & Bro II Bschof
o'Neill 4 Son, Bischof Quntard, Wilson, Childs
co, Budge Jr, W Singleton w Brookbanks Nathan
Ottolengui, A Canale, Rhctt & Son, T StCnhouse
w q Trott. W Paddon. Chaplin. w T Fay M Dowd
D Paul Co. W Lebby, NJ Eason, b Ford Il NJ Bristol!
II Wiliums, McInnes. and others.
Br schr Alice Flora, Knowles Nassau (N Pl 10 days to
quarantine Assorted Cargo. To Canalc, Mrs II Wcs-
ton, L w Adderly, Robson, E Bates & Co J Ash
hurst. I ID Jervey. and Order.
Schr Francisco, Smoot, Baltimore, 6 days. 2133 BUSH
els Corn. Mdzc and % Mules To Willis & Chisolm q
" Williams \ Co. II Peake. D & Cantcr, Order W
Chafee BlocRben, Riggs L. Co. L Stenhouse T
Street. Rev Roberts, Morris, Hunt l. Co. j Wiley II
Cobia Co, G r Agent, II Schalla Lal,rey & Alex
ander, II II Mcdowell q Burckniyer, w a Wardaw N
4 Il II, Ii l. Jefers Co, r NJ Butler, Il O'NcilI, aud
Steinmeyer & Son.
Steamer Edward Everett, Davidson Hilton Head
IN THE OFFING.
Brig Iza Williams. Boston. Mdze. To Locke and
others.
Cleared Yesterday. NOV
Steamship Starlight, Pedrick, New York-Ravenel Co.
Went to Sea Yesterday. Nov l
Steamship Starlight, Pedrick, New York
From this Port.
Brig George Harris, French, Baltimore October 49,
Cleared for this Port.
Bark Justna, Hugg at Baltimore, October 81.
sehf Abort Mason, Brown, at Now York. October &C.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-02

Al the second Board the mornings advance stocks
was not manaincd--thero being general decline of e
Gli4 in the railroad list. Money has been decidedly
stringent during tho afternoon
Discounts are active There is large amount of good
paper Offering, (which is taken chiefly ut 500 per cent
with exceptions at 7@Tk cent There is also largo
line Of second-clsss signatures on the market, which
meet with slow currency at 10@15 per cent
Gold is quiet Tho demand for customs is light and
for export nominal; the supply from coupon disburse
ments and Treasury salos about equals the demand
keeping tho premium steady.
Gold quotations reported by White, Morris & Co., No.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-02
COMMERCIAL.
Imports.

NASSAU IN P)-Br sohr Alice Flor. a-3 cases Mdze
Trunk bdlc Samples, "a dzc chests and pkgs
Tea Bale to Canals; case aid: TO- airs Weston;
bales Mdze, 90 coils Rope Ia' t tze bags Pep.
per cases Soap 80 tins Sago bbl SUI 100 pounds
Coffee l67 bbs Salt to hdderly 10l oxes Sugar. ~
bags Coffee, Is cases. 10 boxes Tn cash Hardware
iron Kegs IA bundles Steel IL bundles Iron, case
hdzc, case Hardware bales H0se o7ils Rope .
cases, box Machinery. pieces Iron Castings 90 Kegs
Soda bbl Fruit to ordor; 10 pkgs Wire 400 bun
dies Hoop Iron, to Robson; case Goods, 20 kegs
Soda bbls Salt cases OIL kcg Cream Tartar, 3caaes
OH, case Camphor, hid Castor Oil, bbl Balsam Co
paiva case Drugs, casks Cutlery, case Samples to
Bates Co; 80 bbls Copper, cases Opium, 81 cases
Soap Is bbfs Bafsam Copaiva case Canphor, to John
hshhurs; cease Md2e tin bdSc cases Brandy Car
pet Bag, Box, Bale, Casks, Case, to L Jervcy.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-02

Omco ofthe City Registrar-Bill OF Mortality
RETURN OF DEATHS WITHIN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON
FROM THE 22d TO THE 28TH OCTOBER 1865.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-02
PRODUCE MARKET.

PRODUCE MARKET.
CoTToN.-Receipts 2l95 bales. The market opened at
59@eoc., at which tho business very meagre and
holders in order to effect saes Obliged to reduce
their prcensions Up to twelve O'Clock tho sales had
only reached 300 bales The sales tho day Comprised
1900 Dalesthe market closing heavy our quotations.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-02
Exports.

NEW Notwithstanding Starlisht-30G bales Up,iud
Cotton bales Wool, 253 bbl5 Rosn, tierces Rice
bbl Beeswax bundle DeerskinJ.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-11-02
NEW YORK MARKETS.



The improvement In the condition of the money
ket is gradually becoming more general and there
borrowing per cent on cali upon good colasc
rails In the discount line, however, considerable ire
names at per cent few signatures only pass at
79s per cent; but the banks accommodate their own
course, that considerable portion of the amount will
be left nndrawn.
fifty million funding loan at the subTrcasury in this
city. Tho disbursements account of the temporary
The gold market las been steady. Tho opening price
was 1i5%, from which there an advance of q and
subsequent decline to 1451, followed by recovery to
145i5 and relapse to 145s ut the close of business
Loans in few instances made flat, but generally
y q q per cent interest was paid on the currency.
Foreign exchange continues much depressed A large
amount of bills drawn against shipments of Railroad
stock is on the market Some sales made at 108
@ and the bills offered at the latter figure The
pest bankers bills OF sixty days sold Mt 10s9i
Cold is steady the prevailing tendency being toward
s yE rates Ths ne Of gold large being
borUssa large proportion of the export is in gold
Tho exports of specie from this port during the week
have been as follows
October 23-Bark G. Hill, St. John, P r.,
American silver .............. $1,000
October 2a-Bsrk G.. Hill. st. John, p. r..
October as-tspaas spnnish ,eSass g9la ans der $4,000
October 2s-steamer Borussia, Hamburg gold
October 2o-stea@cr 0y of Baltimore Liver. 4'2''ol
o.,.,o, pool, gold and silver bars. 1876, 600
October 28-Seamcr City of Baltimore, Liver.
: pool American gold. .......... 330,G13
: Total for the week. :................ so3O,914
PREVIOUSLY reported. "a, 200, 897
Gold quotations reported by White Morris Co., No.
% Wall.strect:
1880 A. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .l45G
ll:0 a. NJ .145H
!d-3O a: M........... .145h
1886 p .i4S5s
w 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-08

NEW RICHMOND THEATRE. THE successful presenta-
ton Of the Naiad Queen still uninterrupted by any
thing to the pleasure which Its splendid scenery
and spectacular surroundngs sfemS 70 afford the large
audiences. The play Is replete with ballet exhibit
tious by beautiful girls, song aud dance alternating
each other through the bewtchng Seene of the play
deed. Last evening Milo Ravel appeared as Myrtilo
In the woact drama ofthe Broken Sword, and achiev
ed much applause. ID
The management announce the engagement OF the
celebrated equestrian actress, Miss Kate Fisher who
will appear on Monday evening next. She Is engaged
for limited number OF nights.
Mr. Ogden, the manager, Is redeemng very fnly aud
satisfactorily his pledge to the public, that their pa
trOnage should be rewarded by hrst-class perform
auces by artse, the best be obtained for money.
THE New CANTERBURY. AT this amusement resort
songs and dances are presented nightly with bur-
lesque opera, negro delineaton sidosplittng jokes,
and queer sayings. The class Of performances given
here are growing in popularity.
THE GAIETIEs THEArRR.--A new military drama.
entitled 1.-THE Fortunes Of War;" was produced on
repeated this evening. The play H. replete with all
the paraphernala of war, tender and thrilling sna-
tons spd love is At the bottom Of IT, Of For
who ever hoard Of war drama without love In it, 1t
would he dish without seasoning. The play con-
cludes with grand ableaux, formed by all the COM
pany, very beautiful and worth thr whole piece.
astounding and terrific fcais convulslng the au-
dience with laughter, now causing the timd and
to Shrek with horror aud apprehension See them
by all means.
MuLL& MyRRs' MissrRELs.- "a new Minstrel Troupe
has been organized In Richmond out Of native aud
brary Hail. In Petersburg. The troupe started yester
day and will perform for few nights In the old brics
church, City Point Buckley, Morris & Co. are the
Mauagers, and the company embraces So TALENT;
when Is completed the troupe will give number Of
performances In this city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-08
THIS AsoLITIoNIsTs.

from the W aShlngtJn chronicle
The AbOlltionists proper have been more in
ured in public estimation by the intOlerant and
.atemperate action Of their leaders than by he
nal gniGy aud a. Q Of Their dstractOrS- These
eade,s have assumed that they cou and ought
o control the policy the country. they
nave based their action on abstract ideas, ana,
supyosiag thems Ives to be elevated on mount
Il vision" have syste natically disregarded tie
Ipiu.Ons. prejudices aud feelings vi the canal {.
tney have ted on the suppOstiOn that the full
aess of knowledge belonged t. them alone; ana
hey have been utterly unable 10 competent
GnAt n governing republic we must admi, c sist-
NJ facts, the piejudices and ignorance Of large
5lasses Of PEOPLE, the Unborn aud ingrain ideas OF
ther classes which have been IS lated from civil
zaIlon nd the false though CONTROL ng influences
VI politi- al dogmas viii have been industri
Gus spread thr ugh the masses Of the pc pie by
far sighted and corrupt politicians For tins
re 80 me AbJlitiouists have neSer bsen a con-
t,elljng power. The Anne icab pc pie are emi.
neatly Drsc icaL They e not to be led VS.
ionaries or enthusiasts. Iney IMPLY sea what Is
the DUTY before them and that tn per, orm.
The latest exhibition the AbolitlOnists have
m ,d- of their intoieca zee aud theic lamentable
ignorance VI public affdiis Is 70 Re found IN the
s,eech of Wendell Phillips in Boston few
DAYS ago. Ii NJ. Pail Ups thinks tnst his ., NJ
teral ces" will have any effect on the public mind,
be is great mistaken. re says IN tic W>uld be
uttlcf lnat OThub lau buticuuCiCu " Lug nan
n Presideat ,hnson should have issued his
n. Cirolina proclamation. De calls Mr John.
son u 'syeophAnt OF Jeff Davis" He predicts the
ruin Of he hepubic unless all negroes are i'm
medately admitted 70 the right OF suffrage.
DE advocates the reputation VI the nation
n debt These pnerile rawlings re Of very liz lie
conseq zen e. The man who cOnid advocate
dissoluti n Of The UaiOn and then q Wig rous
prosecution Of the NaI for the Union and then
a persistent aud facti0us opposition 10 { Ad
ministration Of President Lincoln and then
steadfast adherence to his Pc ICY and then az in
iacul ate bitter hat. ed OF Lincoln and the lead
ing members Uf his Ca iinet, d. after his assas-
siaatlon has rot one word to say Ia regard 10
him, but confines himself 10 heaping abusive
epithets upon his success r, and ustering Chi
mericAl prophecies as 10 tae future, may collect
around him SIN III and selected circle OF ad
mnes but will never reach the ear OF the Amei'
lean people. He m y rua mad on his Own ae-
count, but his insanity inlects only chosen few.
We shall listen his oratO ical displays nd en-
Joy the farce; but We shall lsueh at his exhi6i'
tion of himself, and his words will go in at one
ear and come out 81 the other.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-08

Working as an ordinary hand in a Phila-
6eluaia ship ward, until very recently, was .
rnan named J ohm l.. KnOwl.On. His pecUh-
ariry was that, while others OF bis class were
At ale houses, or iudu'ging in Publication, he
was necessarily Engaged IN studying upOr
mechanical combinations 0ae Of his CON-
pa ions secured poodle dog, and spent sis
moths in teaching the quadruped to exc
cute ig upon his hind legs. knOwltOT
spent toe same period in discovering some
method By which he could saw out ship tim
her ia a beyeled form. The first man taught
his dog To dance-KnOwlLon, in the SAINT
time, discovered a mechanical combination
that enabl "a him to do in two hours the work
that would occupy a dozen men, by slow and
luxurious process, an entire day. That saH
is now in use ia all the shipyardS Of the
country. IL cuts a beam to a curved saape
as quickly as an ordinary say mill saw rips
up a strsight plank.
KnoRitOn continued his experiments. He
70 * no part IN psrldes or target shoOtingS,
and ia 4 short time afterwards he secured .
patent fr a machine tina turns any material
VII uever into a perfectly spherical tOrm.-
He I'D 8 portion Of his patent for a sun
thai is equivalent 10 a fortune. The machine
Is no in operation Ia this city cleaning oti
cannoa ba Is for toe government. When the
bali comes Fl IN the mould the surface is in
crus' ed, aud the ordinary process Of smooth
ing &c va, slow and Wearss some. THIS una
ehlue, almost in Sn instant, acd with mathe-
m arc Il accuracy, peelS il 10 tbs surface OF
the meial, az the same time smoothing out
any dev.atiuns from the perfect sphero:cal
form.
Within a few days the same plain, unAs-
suming man has inyen ed a boring machine,
that vas rested in the presence Of a number
of scientific Gentlemen, a feWdays ago. II
blred a. The rate Vi Iwrnty-t4o inches an
hour, thrOughs LlOck Of granite, with pres
sure Of but three hundred pounds upon the
ill. A gentleman present offered hlm ten
thousand dol ars upon the spot for part Ia
terest in the invention, in Europe, and the
offer was accepted Un the spot. The moral
OF all this j., that people who Keep on study
ing are sure 20 achieve something. Mr..
Kn"witOn doesn't consider himself by any
means brilliant, but If once inspired with an
idea, be pursues il until be forces il into tan
giOle SD pc. If everybody would follow copy,
tue wOr d EOuld DO less filed with oilers,
aud the reefs with grumblers and mAlcon.
teuts.-Phi. AmsTicGa, Sd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-08

"HASGNAN FOoTE. '-Rx- Governor II. S,
Foote, in a recent letter published in the
Toronto Leader, tells how he came to be
called " Haugman' FoOte, which may be
new to some OF our readers. We quote:
The epithet "Hangman Foote," which you
have thought proper to apply to me, con-
fess is not at all new. received the appel.
lation fifteen years ago, because of a reyy
foolish and incoRSidadte speech which I
made in the United States Senate, in res
ponse to very courteous and eloquent one de-
llvered by Mr.. Hale, of New Hampshire, in de-
nunciation of the system OF negro slavery in
the South. l confess that was so unparlia-
mentary as to say on that occasion that he
deserved to be hanged for using such Ian
guage as he then uttered. Indeed, may, in
reply, have employed language of directly
menacing character.
Let me declare to you now, though in all
frankneSS, that l was heartily ashamed of
having used such language Immediately after
had done so, and that seized an early op-
portunity of making formal alonement for
my fault, in open Senate, and in the hearing
Of the country, which formal atonement was
repeated on more than one occasion. Still,
| must confess that can scarcely blame any
one for applying to me an epithet which, 1t is
evident, did so much to justify; aud il you
and other controllers of the public press still
think that the offence which committed on
the occasion referred to is really of an mex
piable ma ure, will have, with as good
grace aS practicable, to submit to wear this
terrible shirt Of Nessus for the remainder Of
my life.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-08

AOQ1as
We copy the following from the Old
Dominion of Monday;
CHURCH. GoERs.-To Judge from the qniet.
ness of our streets and the number Of ollr
church .goers on Sabbath, We are forced TO
set Norfolk down as one Of the most orderly
and religious cities in the Union. Yesterday
nearly every church was filed with orderly
congregations, and the very streets had q
solemn, impressive appearance.
ISPANTIc1DE.-We frequently hear Of in
FAINT babes being left in doors, murdered or
secreted in different parts Of our city by
fallen women. Only week or so ago, there
were two found, in different places, in our
city, and one Of them-horIible co relate
was murdered.
The UNION PLArFoRM.-The following
party platform has been adopted in Ports
mouth:
We, the members of the peoples Union
party, of the city of Portsmouth, do hereby
pledge ourselves to sustain men for Office
who will advance the interests Of the, people
OF this city, and sustain the principles un-
derlying our Government. t,
We recognize this as q white mans Gov
eminent, and believe the elective franchise
can only be conferred on the colored race by
legislative enactments in the State, and by
and through the legitimate voters thereof.
We firmly sustain President Johnson in
his policy and efforts to restore the Union,
believing that the prosperity of the people
Of our whole country depends upon a firm
adherence to the Union and the Constitution.
PUBLIC MEETING.-A meeting Of the loyal
men in this city will be held at Mechanics
Hall, on Tuesday evening, the 9th inst, for
the purpose Of effectinE such organizations
as will best promote the interest Of odr COM
munity and State.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-08
'NfsE O7IY,
nurrrt.I nInrn1apT

OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Nal Gen Halleek's headquarters are at the cor OF
Msj. Gen Z. D. 9. Ord, commanding the Department
ST.. es in fs%IS Institute sGn TsnS s
Clay and Marshall, "a floor.
Brig Gem y ~ T. Patrick PEOTos Marsha GsnsI nd
Twelfth Sc; osIee IN Female Insti!uie
Brsyct BEg Gsn JShn mSliord Agent iTT the k1 r.
Brad and mi Ninth ss.' Up Stair: -, r,.,, n.,
shall and ThItsenth sts'
Capt n 2 G Clint, Post auartermarer once, Win
Capt, D. D. Mott Post commissary Office, No. nc
Col N. p. Small, Chief commissary Department Of
Virginia; once, cor Eighth and Clay SIS.
Capt H. J. Adams DisbaIsing 9mheer aud l s
Lieut. Col; Geo 4. Ksnsel Inspector General De-
partment Of Virginia. once, Female Institute build
CAPT Edward R.Psrry, llih q $. Infantry, Acting
partmeui Of Va. Office room No. &c Female Institute,
Gapt r. scoyiic, ParoIing ofeer. once, Hall Of
COZ John r. Howard, Chief Quartermaster Army Of
the Ias so e sSeE H Msdss breeeos of
partment Of Virginia. ofiee in Baptist Female Ins-
Acting staff Surgeon WIN. Il. Palmer, U.s.A., Post
Surgeon, at stuart Hospital: q
Acting Assistant Surgeon Sanders Z. s; A. in charge
n Il Dispensary cor. Broad and Eighth SIS.
Mai j. C. Paine, Chief signal Ofaeer. otace, south
csSt Fred Martin, Chief Commissary Of Muser,
Department Of Virginia. once Tenth ST., I'd door from
Brig. Gen. LudlOw's Office. Baptist College GOuisi-
ana Hospital), Broad St.
Lieut. CG G,sSssex p P Aadd Of Rss domn
sion Once cor. OF Broad and Tenth SITS Told Passport
MAJ. GEN John Gibbon, commando 2iih Army Corps.
Headquarters River Road continuation Of Cary street,,
one mile from the city
DISTRICT or THE APPONArrOx, Headquarters at Man
chastar.