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APPENDIX.
699 bottles bay rum
70 lbs. pepper
24 dressing fauceps
und
1,047 body bands
22 tin pans, for washing
16 papers tacks
thou
5 boxes books
dishes
100 yards wire
od paxod, 8
620 bottles cologne
1,483 lbs. salt
6 door mats
2,843 crutches
54 boxes oranges
1 gross needles
7,750 fans
100 camp kettles
55 lbs. mutton tallow
51 games
17 frying pans
1 piece sheeting
21 bbls. lint
44 rolls adhesive plaster
1 refrigerator
14
29 bbls. old linen
4 nutmeg graters
2 stove boilers
2,266 slings
30 camp stools
20 boxes chlorinium
953 lbs. soap
12 baskets
6 boxes clothing
3091 lbs. sponges
6.000 feet lumber
6 rocking chairs
1,945 lbs. candles
16,000 lbs. straw
57 bottles cider
3,858 lbs. butter
24 china plates
12 faucets
1,645 lbs. cheese
20 yards oil cloth
2 faucet augers
2,619 doz. eggs
200 cathartic pills
1 pump
000
5,387 loaves bread
6,000 opium pills
224 canteens
000,
735 papers pins
2,000 opium and camph.
72 boxes blacking
21,325 envelopes
pills
362 boxes sardines
320 bottles ink
60 smoked tongues
300 paper bags
58 reams writing paper
221 rubber blankets
3 washing machines
5,328 pencils
252 open links
12 blank books
1,288 pen holders
14 feed troughs
972 tons ice
1,288 pens
9 boxes splints
12 bottles copperas
and
1,300 lbs. oakum
36 gross matches
3 bottles chloride soda
4,000 pipes
682 yards rubber cloth
2 medicine chests
540 lbs. chloroform
17 OZ. morphine
6 stove brushes
45 bottles spirits camphor
20 yards white flannel
1 bbl. salt pork
abtat
12 cook stoves and fix-
1,870 lbs. chloride of
12 stew pans
and
014,
tures
lime
12 frying pans
17 wall tents
31 lbs. ligature silk
2,200 lbs. fresh beef
1 quire sand paper
150 haversacks
36 four-horse wagons,
9 can openers
84 blowers
with harness, whips,
492 lbs. twine
100 hospital car loops
extra whiffletrees, &c.,
40 cor kscrews
8 water coolers
complete
242 pairs scissors
2 lbs. bromine
156 two-horse wagons,
8 pepper boxes
50 lbs. patent lint
do.
10 lbs. saleratus
The following anti-scorbutic stores were sent from New
wok
thont
tires
York and stored in Baltimore : One-third of these were loaded
on board the Ridley, and taken to Norfolk in tow of the Kent.
wor
bax
sul
do
4,291 galls. pickled tomatoes.
res,
51,812 lbs. canned tomatoes.
1,106 galls. curried cabbage.
671 bbls. dried apples.
aldo
15,168 galls. saur kraut.
4,162 galls. pickles.
3,580 galls. pickled onions.
12,060 lbs. apple pulp.
alogs 000,45
2,400 boxes portable lemonade.
office
1 tub apple butter.
1 doz. ginger wine.
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