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, and contains a few chairs and tables for the use of newspaper correspondents, as the office is a place of habitual resort to three or four special individuals who remain here. At present, I am sorry to say, the tables are vacant, as our best and readiest writers are on a trip to Richmond, and are enjoying the hospitalities of that city. The plan of this new office is a good one, as it combines convenience with all the elegance that plain pine boards will furnish. The architect was Mr. J. T. Coldwell, the Superintendent of the line and of the field corps, and it was built under his direction. Quite a novelty here is the new sign, black letter on a white ground, looking, in comparison with others in the city, so very gay that it is positively gorgeous. The chief operator here is Mr. C. C. Clark, assisted by Mr. C. H. Barnes, for some time connected with this office. The change from the old car so long used as the telegraph office is quite an improvement. Preparations are be