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PROTECTION OF PRIVATE PROPERTY

PROTECTION OF PRIVATE PROPERTY
An Association has been formed in Hum
phrey's (Mississipp) Brigade to counterfeit
or suppress the thieving proclivities, which
spring up il an army. Its members bind
themselves to 'abstain from the wicked ap-
preparation or molestation of private prop
erty so essential to the comfort artNSeIl-
being of the citizens of the country thSN.gh
which we pass, or among whom We may
camp, and that We will use. our efforts to
prevent its appropriation by others" They
also declare that Sin the absence of the male
population of our country, who are strug-
Cling with Us for our national existence, it
is the duty of all honorable persons to pro-
tect, as far as eble, the property and sub
sistence they have left for their wives and
children"
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1864-12-08
A BRIGHT THOUGHT.

A true genius will often strike ont start
ling thoughts; aud so will stiuginess. A
gentleman in the COmmissary department
in Richmond gave us recently a curious IL
lustration of this. The Law detailing farm
ers brings them under certain obligations
to the Confederate government by which
they are to sell it produce at certain prices
fixed by law. Some of them, after making
ample reserves for their own use, make ur-
gent representations concerning the desti-
tute condition of their pastor, and earnestly
beg that they may be allowed tO.retain a
portion of the -four, corn, and meat, due the
government, for his support. This is, in
plain terms, asking the government: to pay
what they themselves owe on this account.
The number of those making this pvOpO-
.itiOn is small, bat it is rather = pity they
could not be known in their neighbOrhOOds.
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"Art. 6 The wounded or sick are taken
care of, no matter to what nation they be-
long. Those will be sent back to their
homes who. after being cured, are deemed
incapable of further service The others
may be sent home, bit m rord'tio~ ~ not
,resnmiog arms during the var The escorts
Of this service are TO be respected as neu
trials. The commaDders-io- chief have the
power to hand over to the eneny's ont
posts the wounded during the combat. when
circumstances permit it, and with the con-
sent of both parties''
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1864-12-08

Foreign Periodicals.-We are indebt-
ed to the kindness of friends for q valuable
supply. Our arrangements are such that
we can now reasonably hope to receive fire.
uueutly papers from Europe and the United
States, from which our readers may be
furnished with interesting intelligence from
regions beyond the blockade.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1864-12-08

CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY.-W We are
indebted to Mr.. R. H. Wynne, Doorkeepsr
of the House of Representatives, for Dl
reetOry, containing the names of pill the
members of the House, and designation
of their quarters. Also, lat of the men,
bers with their post Offices.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1864-12-08
UNION SEMINARY-MEETING or BOARD OF
DIRECTORS

In obedience to The Resolutions Of the Synod' Of
Virginia and North Carolina at their late Sessions,
hiring meeting of tue Board of Directors of the
Theological Seminary pnder their csrt:-Ih, mem;
bers Of the Board of Directors OF Union theological
Seminary are reanested to assemble in the Chapel Of
the S, mlnary on Wednesday, The l4th Of Decembsr,
at 81 O'clock P M to attend to the annual business
of the Bosrd-mske particular disposition OF the
buildings, and provision for the sus'entation Of the
Professors and to attenfto any other business that
may properly come before The Board.
WM. HENRY FOoTE,
Acting President Of the Board
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pRAYER FOR CHAPLAINS.

Some of our papers in North Carolina
recommend the 9th of this month to be OBJ
SeryeFby the Christian ladies Of that State
a, day Of special prayer for an increase
of Chaplains in our army. 1t may not be
practicable for others to join with them on
that day, bat we do earnestly commend the
thing itself, both to Christian men and
Christian women everywhere. Shall this
great and constantly ripeniDg harvest per-
ism for want of lsborersH Oar efectual re-
course must be where it has ever been
PRAYER to the SLord of the harvest"
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The SOLDIERS ESTIMATE OF RELI-
GIoUs NEWSPAPER "A soldier, in the
trenches around Petersburg, proposes that
each Presbyterian soldier in the service give
one months pay to furnish the Southern
Presbyterian to the army, and sends $25, as
bis own contribution for that purpose.
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Union TheologicaI Seminary. Mem

Union Theological Seminary.--Mem-
bers of the Board of Directors will please
notice the call for meeting on the l45h inst
AS none has been held this year, and as i'm
portant matters are involved, it is hoped q
full attendance will be secured. 1t should
be remembered that the question of the
transfer of the Seminary to the care of the
General Assembly, has been referred by the
two SynOds to the Directors and Professors
for their consideration and report.
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SCHOOL FOR BOYS

n BY Rev. p. FLETCHER.
The subscriber h,s commenced School for Boys
at his residence on Third Street between Clay and
Leigh to be continued until the 18th of July 1865.
The number will be limited to ten, and none will be
received whose parents or gusrdisus will not vouch
for their good disposition and DEBILITY pader mild,
but rn discipline. IA refers for Information b. Rev.
Drs Hoge, Read, Converse, and Bcswn. of this city.
de 1T P.FLETCREa
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SoRGHo DYE "A correspondent Of the
Charleston Courier writes as follows:

pUhHHU' DIE "A CUTTespUHutDU VI VH1
Charleston Courier writes as follows:
"A few days ago l was boiling syrup,
when l had one pot idle. | had water put
in it, and sent to the field for a small arm
ful of sorgho sugar seed, just as it was cut
eff and put it in the pot to see whether it
would boil soft. To my surprise, found
the water became very red, when thought
struck me that it might be used for dying,
and l put little wool in it, In about ten
minutes l took it out. and found it to be of
q beautiful brown color. Enclosed | send
q sample to let the public have the benefit
of it, that other discoveries or experiments
may be made"
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1864-12-08

A CoNsCRIPT EXCUSE "A coDscript,
being told that it was sweet to die for his
country, tried to excuse himself on the
ground that be never did like sweet things.
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OBITUARY.

u OBITUARIES are charged ten caCts line; cunt
nine words 70 line None will be inserted exceed
Ing forty Ines Payments always in sd7sn;e No
bills toiH be sent
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1864-12-08

Inc post CInce AuuTces VI Re'' II
Dobbs is Good Hope Leake Co, Miss
THE PREsBYrERY OF ORANGE, NC has
appointed Rev. A. D. Hepburn, and Rev.
F. H. Johnston, with Stephen Neal, and DR..
ia. Mclean, ruling elders, as commission
ers to the next General Assembly.
PUBLICATION Resolution Of the Synod
of North Carolina:
Resolued, That the pastors and stated sup
plies of this Synod be enjoinedtO urge upon
their churches the duty of contributing with
increased liberality to sustain the chsplains
and missionaries in our army, and to snp-
port our own Committee of Publication in
distributing Bibles, Testaments, religious
tracts and newspapers among our soldiers
SUBSTANTIAL AID w. II. Goodrich,
ESQ of Augusta, to whom we have been
inhabited for the steam power that has run
our press and the use of press room for
the past twelve months and more, has very
kindly sent Us, receipted bill for the whole
amount of charge, as deviation TO the Id
roca,e and its cause. 1t could not have cost
less than S. 900 had we been compelled to
pay for room rent, engine and fuel. We
thank our brother, in the name of the
Church.-S c. Adrocdte.
REVEALS IN LOUISIANA AT a revival
of religion during a series of meetings held
in the Pine Hill and Alabama Presbyterian
churches, jackson parish, La, God was
pleased to manifest his presence in q very
special manner.
His spirit was poured out upon the peo'
pie; the hearts of Christians were revived
and they were made to rejoice; sinners were
convicted, and converted to God. And there
was much good done in the name OF the
Lord Jesus.
There were twenty-five additions to these
churches during these meetings, sixteen
white persons, and six blacks. Truly God
is good, and to his name be all the glory.
N. B. Some of those who joined at these
meetings, were soldiers, and belonged to
Harrison's brigsde.-A and N. Messenger.
ARMY AND NAVY MESSENGER FOR. TIE
TRANS MISSISSIPPI DEP I've have re-
ceived a number of this paper published
semi. monthly at Shreveport, La. fer gratui-
tious distribution in the army and hospitals.
Those who are disposed to aid this enter
prise may do so by extending the distribu-
ton of the paper among the soldiers BY
sending full and authentic accounts of meet
ings of religious interest in any part Of the
army, by furnishing newspapers from across
the Mississippi, or from the North or by
sending contributions in money to Rev. w
b. Norris.
ARMY Commemorative Baptist Board
of CopOrtage held a meeting recently in
this city.
Six additional missionaries were ap-
pointed to the army of Northern Virginia
Reports from the employees Of the Board
of highly encouraging character, were
made. 1t was resolSed,that very earnest
effort should be made to secure some Of the
best 10, nisters of the denomination 30 the
army work. This agency has been very
useful, and has done much to supply our
soldiers With religious reading and the
preached word.-Seat;nel.
On the proposition to remove the Metho-
dist Christian AdUOcate to Lynchburg the
Conference decided to continue its publica-
ton in Richmond. Rev. James A. Duncan
remains as the editor.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1864-12-08

REV. DR.. DRURY Lacy, chaplain of a
Hospital at Raleigh, N c.. is continued as
a missionary Of the Presbytery of o snge
With salary Of $500.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-07
LYONS'S PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY!

The underlined have been duly appointed the
only and sole agent for the sale OF this truly Pure
Medicinal Brandy for the city OF Washington, D.
g., and the District Of Columbia. This Brandy
has been thoroughly analysed by the state Az
ssyer, DR.. A. A. Hayes, Chemist, aad Prof uPham
sheppard, Of Charleston, g. CT Prof j. r. Chiffon,
Of New York; Prof Pratt, of savannah Prof La
moni, J. r. Nichols and pronoul need ny them to Q
strictly pure, and an excellent stimulant in all
cases whore pure brandies are indicated.
The manufacturer OF his tiue Brandy guarantees
Tor will refund the money! that II will cure Chol-
era Infsntum, summer Complaint with Children,
Diarrhm, and Bowel Complaint.
Physio ans are now prescribing II in place OF
parssorio, not having ths dosdeuing effect of that
medicine upon the brain. The want OF pure medi-
cina Brandy has long been felt In this euEtry. The
properties contained In this Brandy are more
stringent than French Bssndies. This the manu-.
facturers claims are the merits and challenge the
world TO disprove these facts.
z. d. GILMAN,
Druggist, $50 Pen "sylvaliA avenue,
ocs-3mf Agent for District Of Columbia.
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Al EXAM DRIA NEW S

WE TAXI the following items from the STATE
i3urHGl of 'ssterday afternoon:
ld, HnnFnt The Lincoln All Iohusnn meeting
held at Liberty Hall Last evening, adjourned "a
the speakers who will be present on that oco Aaion
ar Hon. Mr.. Colby, REGISTER OF the treasury Mr.
Jordan, &C Ohio; and perhaps Ex-Governor Ran
dali, First sssittant Pnstmaster General.
MOSby again in The Fieid-We have positive In.
formation to-day that Mosby has so far recovered
from his recent wound toS be able to again take
IN saddle. The wound he received was only .
flesh wound, an not near so serious as we had
been led to believe. Certain II IL he 10 again In
comm any, and IL will not be many DAYS, we Appre'
bend, be ore roou renee of guerrilla depredations
In the adjoining counties.
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NULEsi MULEsi MULES
ouARrERMAsTER GESsRAL's orrroE, J
FIRST Division, \

FIRST DIVISION, J
WASHINGTON CITY, October 1, 1854.
Proposals will be received At this once for one
Thousand Il OO0) MULES, to be delivered to Cap
corner Twenty second and @ streets, Washington,
sid Mules must bs over two years oil age, not
less than fourteen i+) hands high, str ng, stout,
compact well developed animals, In full health
&c from any b'emish or defect which would unht
them for sew re work, and must have shed the four
front is teeth and developed the CORES pondins
four permanent tee h, two IN each Jaw.
These specifications will be strictly adhered to,
and risidly enforced 10 every particular.
Payment will he promptly made for all mules
that pass inspection.
No proposals for less than fifty (5O) mules will be
Entertained.
F,r any iIriher informant II, apply either II
person or BY letter to this office.
By order OF the Quarterms ater General.
JAMES =. EkIN,
Colonel in charge First Division ousrtsrmasier' /.
ONCE. oel.st
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-07

ANY one having occasion TO visit private
medical institution are advised to call on DR..
Eelluy.
A large and SuocCsaful practice here and else
where enables him to guaranty aperfeot cure In all
GAEcs.
All vuits and communications strictly private
and confidential PerSSns calling see no one but
the Doctor. tebl-u
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT or THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. >
To oil phom may concern; "a
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that Josr sorERo PRrEro has boon appointed
Consul OF the Rspubiic Of Mexico, Al the port OF
San Francisco, In CALIFORNIA;, do hereby recognize
him ~ such, and declare him free TO exercise and
enjoy such functions, powers and privileges, a.
are allowed to Consuls by the law Of nations, OF
by the laws Of the United States and existing
Treaty stipuistions between the Government Of
Mexico and the United States.
In testimony whereof, I have caused these let.
tiers to Be made patent and the seal Of the United
states TO be hereuuto afnxed.
Given under my hand a. the city OF Washington,
the third day OF October, ammo Domini
f.. 81 ono thousand eight hundred and sixty
four, and ofthe Independence ofthe United
States OF Amerios, the eighty-ninth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President:
WILLIAM Il. SEWARD,
Secretary Of State.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-07

NEW YoRG sFYLRs.-Gs atIsnaen's Olothin1 -
EsO Crf Fashionable "A large assortment for Dress
md BusinesS veal. Tho English Sack and Walk.
inE CoHts exeoll In beauty grade and hniIh any,
thl AZ over offered In this city.
WALL, STEPHESs 4 Co.,
o. IL Sl9 Pa az. hot. Ninth and Tenth sts.
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4 UCTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED
N HORSES,

QuARTERDIAsrEn GESERAL's orricr,)
FIEsT DIVISION,
WARRINGTON Cry, October I, 1854
Will be sold at PU aLIC AUCTION, to the high.
est bidder, at the time and places named below
MfFELIN, PENNsYLvAvNI., THURSDAY, oC
tober 10, 1854.
WILMINGTON, DEL ,wARE, THURSDAY, &C
tober 20, 1854.
YORK, PENNSYLyANIA, THURSDAY, oCTo
Der 81, 1864.
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES AT EACH
PLACE.
These horses have been condemned a. unfit for
the cavalry service OF the army.
For road aud farming purposes many good bar
gains may be had.
Horses sold singly. Sales 70 commence 81 10 =.
m: Terms: Cash 10 United states currency,
By order OF the Quartermaster General.
JAMES A. EkIN,
Colonel In charge First Division, q. N. d. o.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-07

THE only place where you can purchase India
RVbbfT goOis OF all kinds at Manufacturer prices 10
~ II. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, 3i0
Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Also, all kinds OF Rubber goods beauti-
fully repaired ut short notice. mAr22tf
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HALL b FLETC HER.

III A L L & + L f T II e r..
CLAIM AGENTS,
AND AGENTS FOR THE SETTLEMENT OF
OFFICERS ACCOUNTS
Having had long experience as Clerks 10 the
Ordnance Office, and in the once OF the Quarter
master General, we are prepared to assist OFF,
GERS In making out RETURNS, and In settling
their accounts with those officers and with the
Treasury Department.
StoppSges OF pay removed. Certificates OF non.
Indebtedness obtAined, etc.
ALL CLAIMS Against THE GOVERNMENT
COLLECTED WITH DISPATCH.
Post Once Address, box las, Warrington, D. c.
ONCE IA Fifteenth street, just above corner OF
New York avenue and Fifteenth street.
EDWARD W. HALL,
ocI-tf W. S. FLETCHER.
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} ECRUIT1NG IN REBEL STATES
Il FOR LOYAL STATES
MASSACHUSETTS IN THE FIELD.

The Headquarters of the Assistant Provost Mar
shall Of Massachusetts for N. y. Virginia are e..
tabliahed at No. 8 Washington Building, Pennsyl-
vaniA avenue, near Seventh street, where full In
formation regarding the magnificent inducements
offered to meu, irrespective OF COLOR TO enlist for
Massachusetts,, can be obtained.
Full particulars can also be obtained OF WILL
LIAM sMALE, Esq east side OF Pitt street, two
doors north OF King street, Alexandria, Va, or OF
any authorized Agent for Massachusetts. Aue-tf
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DY GREEN & WILLIAMS

* ,cr,o,,rwr..s Il n h
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK HOUSE AND
LOT.-On THURSDAY, the sth day Of September
p ST A. W" oh e s sI pS%. s PSSsS ns
ay Nv % " Eoia na Ss' 81
four hundred and sixtynve (is5), Ssreeabiy the to
subdivision Of said square, together with the i'm
provemsnts thereon, SonslitIng Of two-story and
attic BRICK HOUSE. This property fronts on
(Island.)
This sale is made by virtue OF deed Of trust,
bearing date the lat day OF ootobsr 1851 from HI.
ram Clark and George u Clark to Henry W. Ham
ilton, and also by virtue decree OF the supreme
cage therein pending, No. 1885, Docket 7, passed to
the 18th day Of July lss constituting and appoint
.Se room and .tesd az tss .,id ~ w. n Hsmi.oe 10
Terms: One-third cash, balance and Q months,
the purchaser to give notes for the deferred pay.
given and q deed OF trust taken, all conveyausins
at the purchasers cost; two hundred dollars off
purchpse money will be required when the prop
erty knocked Off # II should not be paid down.
the property will be then and there put up and
sold to the next highest bidder who shall comply,
and II the whole term, shall not he complied with
In i've days the Trustee reserves the right to 70
sell the property CT the risk aud expense OF the
defaulting purchaser, by advertising sueh resale
Of ' W.sanston some H ssa eIDEs, Traaso s,
GREEN WILLIAMS,
suS-tswda' Auctioneers.
70. The above sale IL postponed until
THURSDAY, 18th inst, same hour and place, by
order of the Trustee.
GREEN X WILLIAMS,
seps Auotioneers.
70 The above sale L. still farther post
poned until THURSDAY, the 22d instant, same
| hour and place, By order Of the TrnAtee.
| GREEN y WILLIAMS,
sepis Auotioneers.
10 The above sale 10 stilI further post
poned until THURSDAY the 18th instant, same
hour and place, by order OF the trustee.
GREEN \ WILLIAMS,
| le23-tf Auohoneers.
| ~ The above sale 10 atin further post.
| poned until THURSDAY, the eth day OF Ootobe
next same hour and place, BY order OF the trustee
| GREEN & WILLIAMS,
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GAS FIXTURES,
HHANnEIT
TOHN JOLLIFF FEE,

ATTUREEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW
HAS removed his oIiue 70 the Northeast corner d
entrance Of the TroASutS building
Washington City, u. O.,
ATTAIN especially 70 slAins upon ths Units
tasss tyiS-iy
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-07

JAY COOKE 4 Co., BANKERS,
FIFTEENTH STREET,
OPPOSITE UNITED STATES TREAsURV,
Receive subscriptions for the
NEW U. 8. SEYEN-THIRTY LOAN,
Authorized by the act OF June 90, 1884. The notes
will be issued under date OF August IS, in denomi
nations OF
$50, 800, $500, $1,000 AND 5000,
PAYABLE to bearer or order, bearing interest at
$40 per cent. per Annum, payable semi annually,
and will be convertible at the option OF the holder
GOVERNMENT BONDS OF ALL ISSUES,
cERTiFICATEs OF INDEBTEDNESS,
AND COIN;
Aud paw the highest price for ...--...-
QUARTERMAsr ER'S CERrlflChIE CHECKS.
jy2I-dtl JAY CooAE CO,
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I0luS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT

TlUS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
i the subscriber has obtained from the orphans'
Columbia, letters of naturalization, W. a., on the
personal estate OF Susan hAtOn, late Of Washing
ton CITY, deceased. All persons having claims
Againat The SRid deeeaIed, are hereby warned to
exhibit the lAme, with the vouchers thereof to the
sub. crlber, on or before the it day OF Lc'ober
next they may otherwise by law be excl aided from
all benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my hsnd this lat day OF October,
SEA. MATILDA CAPRON,
Oc1-lAW 9w' Administrative, wa,
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WAR DAPART EMIT,
AnJUThNT GESERAL's UFFNE, }

" N Il
FINES IMPOSED BY MILITARY COURTS.
WAR DAPARTprNT,
AnJUTANT GESERAL's OFFFE, J
WAsHIsoroS, sept II, 1854.
General Orders, No. 25S:
I. Whenever fnes arc imposed by sentence OF
General Contt-Martial, or Military Commi inion,
upon officers or either s, the Judge Advocate oil
the Court or Commission will make spec al re.
port OF the fact to the Adjutant General, giving
copy OF the sentence In the case. The officer who
confirms the sentence imposing line will transmit
to the Adjutant General a special report thereof,
together with copy Of the order promulga ting
.. The lines will be paid to the chief officer o.
the QuAftermAster's Department at the place
where the prisoner may be, and no other person
IL authorized to receive th nj such fines must Of
be applied to any purpose but the officer Teee v
ing them viii forthwith remit the amounts to the
Adlutant General Of the Army at Washington
with the names OF the prisoners who paid ten
aud the number oi the order promuIgatins the
proceedings.
will forthwith report to the AdJutant General the
amounts received, by whom paid, number and
date OF order promulgating the proceedings, aud
what disposition was made of 'he money, The
amounts will be forwarded with the reports.
' " /. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutsnt General
IGAS FIXTURES.
REtDING LAMPS.
| We arc now receiving our fall stock OF
| GAS FIXTURES
from the factory OF Cornelius Baker, Phiiadel.
| phiA, comprising a full assortment OF all thelr
newest patterns, which we sell at the mAnuiAc-
| turer'B pTicel ,
| Parties wishing to purchase Will ind that they
buy as cheap here as in rhl"dslphiA, and save the
| Gust OF putting up.
| Ali descriptions OF Plumbing Steam and Gas
nttins done at the lowest rates, and in sAtSiAe-
| tory manner by .
| j. W. THOMPSON q CO,
| 2Ss Pennsylvania avenue, south side,
| OCl.lw near Eleventh street