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A SET OF TEETH MADE IN 3 HOT

A SET OF TEETH MADE IN HOT
at so sixth ave. Beau, uul, cheap light dur
uplet teis set with bumpers 20 iii out the CHI
ahd restore you thful app arhnce. EutiIo IA,is.ar
OF no pay, No Bdvanc required.
TIE NITROUS OXIDE LAUGHING GAS,
scientifically PREPARED and cd daily ior
eeItactlon u teeth Without pain. No extra CD,
keinember the No. 34S SIKH ave-, 81 door above
81 Dr. u. EVANS, Uontist. Cut this OUT Oh
a SCI OF TEETH INSERTED WITH
Awithout extracting the roots, from So, 800
huierior Gold, Silver and Bone iAings txtrac
without pain. JOSEPH DUDIS, Dentist lSs /
18th st, near Sd ave.
DIR, DRAKE, 1876 CANAL STREET, SET
set Of teeth on silver at " TO S15; on IplJ a
70 III sectional sets 81 cents per tooth "a
WIN soil bone cement or otne hllin, -, o. CT, 4
PoI lOoth, Teeth extIGctod without pain.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
FRIDAY MonNTNG, SEPT. 20, isC5.
To Advertisers.

Msvean amin remind our sdvrrtls'ns patrons
0.t thsir fsvors viii b. "too late for cssihta.ion
uAlens handed In 1t eouatcr before niue odock.
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NJ DOUGHTY, AUCf., WILL SELL ]
a'As day, ut 1O's O'Clock, st No. III Ninth a.
Naveil. Place and Broadway, lNrge stsortmef
hou,ehold furniture, carpets, sofa., chaiis. huie
washt snde, bcdstoads, hair mattrasseL cfockt
glassware, Kitchen utensils &c, &c. 10
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$ HERMAN 6 CO., AUCT'RS, 81
n n mis- day, FRIDAY, sept 20, at JOY o'ct ~
DoSery, ths entise ttoek ol liquors fioiE a Whole
dealer, viz bbls. fac d Bourbon whiskey, en-.
osandle,, pipes and bis. gin, rum, bitters, Kin
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DAWNBROKER'S SALF--THIS DAY.

W. O'Clock, at BELL & I,lRAHAM's !,
rooms, % New bOsery. viii Ice conf uuel tho "a,
DE safe OF pied cd Gods from lhurruay's SAFE
I3's men aud wonon's olothiLe IeJdin', bot,
snoeh dTes,et, silver aud pla,e-WaIe, table cut
fancy eoodr; bout reserve. Tor each
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Nv NJ NDDOII NJNI Il = UTIIIL
Chatham square, will sell on SATURDAY.
O'clock, tho loiso and fixtures Of tae grocery
nguor store, SSI East 2ist t-glass ca4e., counl
t1 lhtules' &C. l5a
WIN. Writers, AUCT'R-WILL Sc
W TIL. day at O'Clock, at Al Canal It. tie en-
sc. Also 2OO hair matt a1ses, and eyerytnlug
housekeeping. ll6
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7 II. DRAPER, AUCTR-UNDERwT
a.. ere sale. JOIN II. DRAPER & Co, viii
on Saturday. Sept. 3Ith, 1855, At II o'clock A. NJ
the loot OF Cherry 81, East RIVER the OloS ing r.
Gunny, Cloth, Rags Hemp. At Jackson Sip
bgi o. Of Cotton. @fJ
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A UCTION SALE or GOOD SECO
llLnd frrniturf, this Friday ait moon A. f. o..
~ house 1871 West 2d.h t.. noar 6th ave, eoup.
ever gOl yards Of oafVo'., p4rlor suits, miro
teli' f-e-.ils bureaus, sofas, chl'ts cloctS
and hcddlr. hair ma, HSses, rich ch ia cn 4. Il,
Kitchen furniture In great VARIETY. No poe pourfi
Tlin OF shine. Il x MESrlOTr Anci inner
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ASSISTANT ASSESSORS.

To-day, President johnson appointed the
following named parties TO be Assistant Asses
sors of Internal Revenue, and directed the
Revenue, to issue to them their commissions ::
New York-James A. Gault, 9th div, 3Oth
dist; Loren JoE"s, Attn div, 32d dist; John w.
q. Croft, 10th div, 9th dist; Alexander
Mitchell, eth div, 23d dist. Maryland-John
w. Ridenour, 18th div, 5th dist. virginia
Daniel Curran, LIST div, ID dist Daniel
Whitehurst, Sd div, 4th dist; Joseph
=. Fayman, 5th div Cd dist. West
Sirginia.-George Clark. 7th div, I'd dist;
Jas. w. Robinson, 18th div, I'd dist; Jas. ID.
Fayman I4th div, 2d dist. Missouri.-Geo.
W Arnold, 4th div, ID dist; Eli J. Crandall,
Sd div, Sd dist Ohio-John ID. Madeira, 18th
div 18th dist Indiana.-John e.. Wade, Sth
div I'd dist. Illinois.-Alex. s. Stewart. 9Th
and I1th div, I'd dist; W. NJ Stanley, sth div,
eth dist W. 5. Vineyard, 9th div, 18th dist.
Michigan.-Edwin J. March, 18th div. LIST dist.
wisconsIn-Henry +. BeletZ, LIST div, 5th dist.
Tennessee-Wm. Mcintosh, 18th div, LIST dist.
California-Douglass Gum, LIST dist. Lousi-
ana-Wm. NJ. Jones, 5th div, Cd dist; James
l.. Wright, 9TH div. Sd dist Texas-H. M.
Trueheart. LIST div, LIST dist; ]. W. Lawrence,
I'd div, LIST dist; James p. Harrell, ith div,
LIST dist; j. w. Leggett, 10th div, LIST dist.
North Carolina-Eugene Morton, 7th div, LIST
dist lessee G.. Henshaw, Sd div, ID dist;
Nathan Stafford, 4th div, 2d dist; w. A. Har-
man, 18th div, ID dist; John A. Boyden, LIST
div, Sd dist; VIM. @. De Journett- 9th div,
Sd DIST; Calvin G. Jones, sth div, Sd dist
Thos. j Herbert, 10th div, Sd dist. Georgia
Robert Ii. Barfield, ID div, ID dist; Isaac NJ
M. Tillman, LIST div, 2d dist; Dennis Daskins,
LIST div. ID dist.
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TRIAL OF GEN. BRISCOE.

The Court now trying Gen. Briscoe for rob-
bling the quartermaster's safe at Lynchburg OF
sum of money belonging to the Government
was occupied this morning in hearing the ar
guments for and against the motion of the coun-
sci for accused to summons certain officers to
testify to the military reputation of the prison .
er. The motion was finally over-ruled by the
Court, which adjourned until O'Clock
Upon re-assembling, Mr.. Hine, for the de-
Tense, moved that the Court request the War
Department to furnish such extracts from
official reports as referred to General BrIscoe.
This was objected to as untimely by the Judge
Advocate, and up to half past one o'clock the
motion had not been decided by the Court
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SECOND EDITION.
4 O'CLOCK p. m.
THE WIRZ TRIAL.

This long and tedious trial is rapidly draw
ing to close. The Investigation into the con-
duct Of rebel officers and the experience Of our
men at Andersonville has been prosecuted with
unceasing energy, and has revealed a cata-
logue of cruelties before unheard of in civilized
countries. Tomorrow the Judge Advocate
will read his argument covering both sides Of
the case, the counsel for the defense, Mr.. Baker,
having abandoned his client The record of
testimony makes 5000 foolscap pages, divided
into seventy parts, and contains between three
and four hundred objections and rulings Of
the court One hundred and sixty witnesses
were examined, several of whom were indi-
yidually on the stand for two days. Upon the
conclusion Of Col. Chipman's arguments,
which from the numerous features of the trial
must necessarily be lengthy, the court will sit
with closed doors TO consider and make up the
finding.
Whatever may be the fate Of this wretched
prisoner, those associated with him in the muir
der Of our soldiers cannot hope to escape I'M
punished. The execution of Capt. Wirz with
his confederates left to boast of their dongs IN
rebuked, would shock every sense Of Justice,
and cannot be anticipated for a moment The
Government has no thought Of making an v ex-
ceptons in the case. Every man responsible
for the horrors Of Andersonville must account
for it, and will find Nemesis upon his track
as relentless fate.
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Affairs I'm GEORGETOWN

CANAL-Arriyed-Boa Robin, with bark.
to market Jno. NJ. Waters, sundries, to a
waters; Capitola, do, 70 market; and twenty
-FOUR boats, with coal, consigned 10 Hieston a
Co, asl6 tons; New Hope Co, IO7.4 tons; Bor-
den Co, 329.1i tons; Barton Co, 1876 tons.
American Co., 81. l6 tons: Central 90 5.- IS
tonsi Hampshire and Baltimore Co, 2sO7 tons:
Georgetown Gas 90, rs tons; Consolidation
Co- 1853 tons; W. X. Snow & Co, III tons.
Departed-Boats Capitola, fish, salt, &C TO
Monoccasy Basin; Z. Stanhope, lumber, &C
seneca Crnncher, hay and lumber, TO Dam
No lG ;. Bllenger, dry goods. salt &c, TO
Shepherdstown, and twelve boats light
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKHT-We notice
the receipt Of several loads of flour and gram
but the sales have not been reported Holder
are firm; $3.50 for Supers; sI0-JO to siI. IS for
Extra; Family Sl3 10 SIS Demand active 10
supply the city trade. Grain.-Holders are
nrm al last quotations. Transactions light.
PORT OF GEoRGRTowN.-Entered-
Columbia Jones, from Baltimore; whillden,
Rogers, do. Cleared-Schr. l.. A. BayIiss
Bayliss, Jersey City. Ida Il. Jayne, Jayne,
Bridgeport, steamer Whilldin, Riggers, BaIti-
more
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From Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, Oct. 16 The trial of Col. j. q.
Crane, assistant quartermaster. was adjourned
to-day for thirty days, to enable the defence TO
procure witnesses.
The recent heavy rains have swollen the
Cumberland river two and half feet on Har-
peth Shoals.
The Quartermaster's Department is rapidly
disposing at public auction of an horses "a ules
and Government buildings, all Of which bring
remunerative prices. This department will be
soon entirely bereft of all live stock
The Senate has spent the day in debating on
the admission Of negro testimony in civil
courts.
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BOWLING SALOON FOR sALE-The hest I'M
EAUTIER's RESTAURANT.
VI RENOyATION-REOP

MI. c. GAUTIER takes pleasure in announcing
10 the citizens Of Washington, . we'll a. the tray
cling public, that his RESTAURANT. which has
been closed for some time for the purpOs@ of reno
Walton and renting, 10 once more open for the re-
cepuon of visitors, aud he il now. in the past
prepared TO serve to his numerous patrons ans in
the best manner, the numerous delicacies hich the
season and our well supplied markets afford lie
believes that he need not offer 60 the public any
ter guaranty Of the manner in which his house shall
in future be conducted than its past reputation
The house has been renovated and refitted throuRh
ont, at great outlay and numerous add tons have
been made 20 the stock Of fine OLD WINES
BRANDIES. OH BOURBON and OLD RYE
WHISTLES, formin g the largest and most comp lete
stock Of Liquors to be found ia this capital The
proprietor would call special attention 60 BASS y
EAST INDIA PALE ALE, for which he ~ sole
agent for the District OF Columbia This Ale, il
well known TO connoisseurs, il nparaleed In poin!
of purity and excellence
Those who desire to partske of the advantages &C
a well kept Restaurant at all times md the
delcacies and substsntials Of the season served
in a style Of elegance not equslled IN this capital.
Very RESPECTFULLY, @, GAUT1ER.
No 252 Pennsylvania avenue,
&C H-6t between 18th and 18th streets.
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WHITE uOuSr

This being Cabinet day, there were but few
visitors at the White House beyond those who
called for the purpose of viewing the various
rooms of the Mansion open for inspection At
eleven o'clock this morning the English tour
lists were received by the President in his
office.
The Mansion is now being fitted up tor the
winter. The elegant carpets, curtains, and
decorations are being replaced, and the entire
interior of the building begins to present
superb appearance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-17

~A. N. Sickles, A Potter, Samuel Bailey,
and j. and r.. Quackenbush have been com
mltted for trial at Belleyille, Canada, for coun-
terfeiung on large scale. A number of per-
sons OF influence are reported to be connected
with them.
~Dr. blackburn, of yellow fever notoriety.
mas oeen admitted to bail at Toronto, Canada,
on his own recognizance to appear when called
for, and his sureties have been discharged
The st. Louis Republican gives an ae-
count OF the poisoning of forty persons with
corrosive sublImate that had been accidentally
mixed with calomel in the drug store. Seven
cases have proved fatal and little hope is en-
tertaIned of the others.
@The income of the Government from in
ternai revenue through last week amounted to
s5,Y93,sl7, making a total of SIO6, 149 since
the commencement of the current fiscal wear,
JulyI.
The damage TO Calvary Church, in
New ork: on the occasion Of the recent dia-
mond wedding, Is estimated at $3.50.
ga number of the friends of DIR. O.
Brownson have presented him with life an
nuity OF one thousand dollars per annum
- The incendiary who kindled the terrible
eonhag ration in Augusta, Me-, has confessed
MS CUNT His name Is George W. Jones' and
he comes from China, Maine.
~Large quantities of tobacco now lie on the
lighters, at Richmond, Va, awaiting shipment
10 Europe Richmond is rapidly approaching
her old position among the exporting and COM
merclal cities of the land.
~The mechanics of Richmond, Virginia.
are holding meetings with the view Of co-ope-
rating with the Northern mechanics in secnr
ing an eight hour system OF labor
- The Capitol At Richmond il nearly com
plsted. and will appear in n new dress for the
assembling OF the Legislature.
~ Richmond capitalists and shippers are
agitatlng the subject Of completing the Dutch
Gap Canal.
- Mrs. Barney Williams was robbed yester-
day afternoon At the Continental Hotel Phiia-
delphla, OF about = $50 worth OF JeWelry The
thief overlooked tin box ontaininy diamonds
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~Capt- ID. l.. Beckwith, 22d Regt v. re.
has been sentenced by court martial at BaltI-
more, To forfeit all pay, be cashiered, and be
forever disqualified from holding any Office of
trust in the service of the Government and, in
addition, be confined. for two years, without
pay, at hard labor, in the penItentiary at AL
bany, N. Y, for defrauding the government BY
mastering out men and assisting them to OBJ
tain pay while they had never been in the
army
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Interesting from New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, October 14.-Goyernor Wells
accepted the nomination of the Convention of
the conservative party.
The True Delta learns that ex Governor AL.
len has made application to the President, en-
dorsed by Governor Wells, for pardon
The Texas press does not approve Of negro
suffrage.
Gen'l Holt arrived here en- route for Wash
ington.
The Times Texas letter says that State is fast
attaining its former prosperity. Post offices
are opening and stages are running again.
Gov. Hamilton's administration is universally
endorsed.
There were scattering fires here yesterday,
involving a loss Of &30,OOO
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RESTORED

During the present month the Freedmen
Bureau has restored to twenty parties in Vir-
gnia alone property involving an immense
sum Of money. Among this number, to whom
property has been restored, are ex rebel Gen.
w. ID. Corse, John NJ. Orr, (who was Mayor
of Leesburg at the breaking out of the rebel.
lion, and more recently quartermaster of a
rebel regiment) and W. b. Lynch, editor OF
the Leesburg Washingtonidn, and late a captain
IN the rebel army
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
sou,hCarolina wants Northern Emisran

SouthCarolina wants Northern Emigra nts.
NEW YORK, Oct 1.-THE steamer Quaker
City, from Charleston on the 18th, has arrived
here
The Charleston Courier urges the people OF
South Carolina to send North and induce en-
igrants to come there, and advocates general
plan of southern emigration.
The steamers Idaho aud Leo have arrived
from Savannah.
The Herald of that city says that at no time
in the past ten years had there been more ac-
tiyity among shipping and in trade generally
than there is at present.
The Herald contains a circular from General
Tillson, setting forth certain rules for the gov
eminent Of the freedmen. etc. They are in
formed that they will not be su bsisted in idle
ness by the Government, and the whites are
assured that they will be held to good faith in
their contracts with the freedmen, etc.
Five New York roughs, who robbed pas
senger en- route to Atlanta, were summarily
sent to prison on the day after their arrival, for
six months.
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lNGORRECT

The published statement that the deficiency
in the General Post Office appropriation, occa-
stoned by the re-establishment of the Southern
post routes and post Offices, would amount to
eight millions, is incorrect. In 1861, the def
cheney was but four millions, and the contracts
now being awarded average only a small per-
centage Of the prices heretofore paid for con-
viewing the mails
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-17
REVENUE DECISION

The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue TO-
day decided that the owners of buildings rented
TO the government, are not in consideration of
that fact employees Of the government i'm any
capacity-civil, military or naval; consequent
ly where quartermaster disperses monies on
account Of such rents he is not required to
withhold the salary tax from such payment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-17
THE ENGLISH TOURISTS

Sir Morton Peto and his party OF English
tourists arrived here last evening. To-day
they are engaged in visiting the various De-
partments of the Government, under the escort
of the Hon. X. J. Walker. This morning they
called upon President johnson, at the White
House, and were introduced by Mr.. Walker
The President received them in a most cordial
manner, and after the Introductory ceremonies
were over, some time was spent in social in
tarcoursp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-17
REVENUE CUTTER SERVICE.

President Johnson to-day made the follow
ing appointments of first and second Iieuten-
ants in the revenue cutter service Of the Uni
ted States:
First Lieutenants-John c. Mitchell CYRUS
w Tease, Geo. Walden, X. ii. Woods.
Second Lieutenants-Cyrus Rice, J. r. De-
Ian, Edward p. Collins. w. II. II. Stevens,
Herman G. Sehamback.
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A. II. Stephens In Bostou .

B0sToN, MASS, Oct. 1.-THE Post SAYS Al
exander H. Stephens was entertained al pri-
vate dinner at the Revere House yesterday az
ternoon by Geo. A. Fairfield, Of Chelsea. Ste
phens expressed Q purpose TO support the
policy of President johnson for the recon
struction of the Union to the full extent OF his
ability and influence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-17
THE 9Th s. CAVALRY

This regiment, now at the depot in this city,
and which was engaged in the riot on Satur-
day with the colored troops, has been ordered
to report to Major General Sheridan, COM
handing the division Of the Gulf The regi-
ment will be sent to New Orleans via New
York, without horses or equipments
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-17
The Ocean Yacht Race.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IA dispatch from
Sandy Hook announces the victory of Palmer,
the Philadelphia yacht, over Henrietta, in an
ocean race from Sandy Hook to Cape May and
back. The yacht sailed yesterday morning in
gale, and made the first sixteen miles in IS
minutes
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Murderer Respitsd.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. T-David Gregory,
convicted OF murder in July last, has been
again respited by Gov. Curtin. this time indefi :
nitely. The respite was granted on account of
the rapidly declining health of the prisoner
confirmed by personal visit Of the Governor
to the prisoner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-17

~The New York World of yesterday an
nounces that there Is to be a grand ratification
mass meeting at Cooper Institute next We'd
nesday evening, the 18th instant Among the
speakers who Will positively address the meet
ing are Hon. Montgomery Blair, General Hen
~ W. Slocum, Democratic candidate for Sec
retary of State, John Van Buren,, and James
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ASSESSORS.

This morning the President appointed John
Paleman to be Assessor of Internal Revenue
for the 18th district of Pennsylvania, and John
Cornell for the ith district of Iowa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-17
LAND OFFICE

Returns received at the General Land Office
show that during the month of September 3,1s5
acres of public land were taken up at the
1onia- Michigan, land Office, with bounty land
warrants and agricultural college scrip
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RETURNED

Secretary McCulloch, who has been absent
from the city for about two weeks, on a visit
to his home in Indiana, returned to Washing
ton this morning and was in attendance at the
Cabinet meeting to-day.
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DROPOsALs FOB COAL AND woop
SENATE OF THE UNITED srArn,

~ SENATE OF THE UNITED Static, }
OFFICE OF THE SERG
WAsHINGTO TON, October Ia iSS 4
sealed Proposals will be received At this Once
NSveMber next, Cor the delivery Of Five Hundred
00 tons OF 20 lbs. Of large oag, or stesmbost
Also, Thirty tOl Cords OF best PINE WOOH' and
, rnwtnW ~, CsIds best straight HICKORY, ali
The Coal TO- be weighed and the Wood ms..ursd
by the Chief Engineer or his Assistant AMI nssted
awsy in the eenate vaults under his direcion
The whole Of the Coal and food to be Ssii..,.d
on or before the S0th November
GEORGE r. BROWN.
Oc 10 SerRea Mt at Arms U a
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CABINET MEETING.

The regular meeting of the Cabinet was held
to-day, but the session was quite brief All the
members were present except Secretary Sew
ard, who is absent from the city
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From Kentucky.

CINCINNATI, Oct. IA large meeting Of the
leading citizens Of Lexington was held yester-
day, 70 express their thanks for the reno val of
martial law in Kentucky. Speeches were made
by Gen Houston and others.
Resolutions were adopted thanking the Pres
ident, endorsing his reconstruction policy, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-17

INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS
The receipts from internal revenue yester-
day amounted to S1,577,S19.21.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

Surgeon General Barnes has directed the
muster out of the following surgeons of volun-
teers Surgeons Abraham Mcmahon, ]. b.
Cults, Nelson 5. Drake, r. S. Kenderdine,
Morse X. Taylor, and q. ). Palmer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-17

TAKE NO MORE UNPLEAsANT Ann nm.
i SAFE BEMEDIES for unpIeasant and Ssn.
BUCHU and IAPR0VED RO6I WASH. oA
mar R-6m. - 81
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NEW YORK, Oct. F.-Flour, dull Wheat,
lower; Corn, ditto; Beef, steady; Pork, heavy;
Lard, dull; whiskey, firm; Cotton, dull.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-17

RIAL ESTATE SALEs.-W. L. Wall Il 60
auctioneers, sold yesterday afternoon. on the
premises east part OF lot II, IN square 81, on
street north, between 9th and 10th streets
about 20 feet front, running back II3 feet 20
r. +. France, at s17Ok per foot. Also. house
and lot on First street east, between & and ID
streets north, improved by frame dwelling
house, was purchased by A Pohlers, for
s1,675. Also. lot on Second street south, being
part Of lot Il. in square Ssh between Virginia
avenue and street. to W. Jones, AZ 10 cents
foot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-17

hoBBER CAPTURKD-Last night, about toX
o CLOCK man named Jas. Jackson cnIoraT
was assaulted by young man named Iohn
Wheeler, who tried 30 take Jacksonss hai
Jackson seized him and called the police
Officers Clements arrested hnn on 9th stree
near ID, and near by the spot they found a billy
and false moustache. This morning Mr.
Herzberg Unidentified him as the man who
assaulted and robbed him in his store last
night The prisoner was taken TO the police
headquarters, where he left his portrait for the
Rogues' gallery. Justice Walter having fully
committed him for court, he was taken from
the police headquarters TO the county Jail. The
money which he took from Herzberg was sub
sequently found where he dropped 1t in the
scuffie.