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A Big Jump

Old squire W.. is an honest jovial soul
with few religious scruples-fond of a
hearty laugh or good joke atany time.
lie relates the following on himself as an
actual occurrence: One night boys. had
a very strange dream. ] thought was
about to get to heaven. A long ladder
like JACOBS reached from the ground to
the "good place !" And it was op thi,
ladder that | went mp. When | reached
the top found aspace of seven or eight
feet intervening between the last round
and the celestial gate. could see with
in, and catch glimpses of the fine things
inside. Peter stood at tho entrance-h,
leaned over-reached out his hand ant
told me to take a big jump, | did juml
and got one OF the d--dst falls you eve
heard-for | found myself sprawlng OF
the floor, having jumped out of bed
while was trying to Jump into heaven
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BOerhaVe'S
Holland
B i t t erS.
rRgrARED FROM rnE
CHOICEST AND MOST GRATEFUL
TDNICS AMI CARMINATIVES
I'm the vegetable Kingdom.

This is not q new and untried remedy,
but one known for years past. and used
in the families of thousands of our citi-
zens throughout the North, South, East
aud West, for
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Headache. he.sickIIeadachc,F Foul stomas



Not only your Pills admirably adapted to their pur
pose apcrient hut find their beneficial effects upon
tho Liver very marked indeed They have in my prac.
tce proved eectual for the of bilious
piti,s than any remedy mention. i sincerely
rejoice that have at length purgave which is
thy the conhdence Of the profession and tho people.
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Sin have used your Pills in my general aud hospital
practice since you made tbe aud cannot hesitate to
say they the best catharc employ. Their regu
lang action the liver is quick ard decided,
quenly they are admirable remedy for angeniens
Of that organ. Indeed, have seldom found u Of
bilious disease obstinate that it did readily yield to
them. Fraternay yours, ALONX0 BALL, NJ d.,
Ihysician OT he Marine ITosptk,I.
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Dyspepsla. 1mpurity of tho blood.
Constipation,C ,Costiveness, Suppression,
Rheumatism, GOUt, Neuralgia, Drop.
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.

kheHnRtishh, GOUt, Neuralgia, Drop.
sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.
From Dr.. J. r. Tdughu, Montrcdi, Canada
Too much cannot lie said Of your pills for the Of
costirenes If fotheIs OF fraternity have found them
cficacious have, they should join in proclaim
ing 1t for the benefit of the mutdes who suffer from
that complaint, which, although bad enough IN ITSELF is
the progenOr OF others that | believe
hress to originate in the liver but your Pills affect that
organ and the disease
From Mrs. E. Stuart Physician and Md,cie, Boston.
find two large doses of your Pills taken Mt the
proper time, excellent promovcs Of the natural
Tim when wholly partially suppressed aud also
much tho best physc we have that recommend
no other to my patients.
From The Rev DR.. Hu,vles, fine Methodist Epis Church.
PULASKI House. Savannah, Ca. Jan. g, 1856.
1IoSoRED Sir: should be ungrateful for the relief
yonr skill has brought me II did not report my to
you cold settled in my limbs and brought on excru-
ciatng Hedgic paiDs, which ended in chronic rhe,und
tsm. Notwithstanding had the best OF physicians. the
disease and until by the advice OF your
excellent agent in Baltimore Dr. Mackenzie tried your
Pills. Their effects Slow but BY persevering
In the use OF them, am now entirely WELL
SENATE CHAMBER, Baton Rouge, Ia, S Dec. 1855.
On. AVER: have been entirely cured by your Pills. OF
Rheumatic Goat--a painful disease that had afflicted mo
for years. VINCENT SLlDELL.
Ga Most Of the Pills in market contain Mercury,
which, although valuable remedy in skiful hands, 10
Quences that frequently follow its incauous Those
contain no mercury mineral substance whatever.
Price, IS cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
Prepared by DR.. J. Q. AVER s. CO. Lowell, Mssa
For sale by DIR. j. X. RAIFF, Druggist,
Millersburg, Ohio.
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Asn Family Physic.

FROM bis u. We '"'''y'', ave-" N''''''''
Your Pills are the prince Of purges. Their excellent
qualities surpass any cathartic possess They arc
mild but very certain aud ecctual IN their action on the
bowels which makes them invaluable to us III tho daily
treatment OF disease.
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From Dy. y. q. Green, Of Chicago.
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice, and
hold them in esteem Of the best aperiens have
found. Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
them excellent remedy when given In small doses for
Jii,ous dysen,ry and diuThGd. Their sugar-coating
makes them very acceptable and yenient for the
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Ihe Revolution in Grenada at an End
Bom cment and Capture of La Pez
BOLIVIA. by the Goyerume nj Eor,.s

The Revolution in Grenada at an End
Bonn ta rG nlent and Capture of La PEI
holiFia, by the Governmen Mt Forces
Nkw YORK, Nov. e4-The steamer Arie,
frcm Asrinwall, with $942,Gl0 in specie from
California, has arrived.
.iohh 81 ihai has yss SsGd and
property of ali ciiz.ns who have been in arms
were guaranteed, and passports given those
who wished TO leave the country. The civil
war has thus ended.
Quite large number of vessel have been
wreck, cn the South American coast The
Unit STATES brig Rainridre lad arrived an
Aspinwall, aid the Perry had sailed for Kew
Wtst.
A Panama letter says that among the pas-
stneors oh the Ariel for New York Is MIR
tkie, OF the Department Of State, who brings
Ia er Intelligence from Bolivia Mr. Mackia
leao hf la Ptz On the eve ming of the 18th of
October, W hen J'res ident Acha opcued his
tattriGs upon the city. Next day. after a
scNcle fight of sY hours, his troops carried the,
town by storm, with loss of 30 killed and
n!Crtally wounded. Mr.. Mackie entered the
cry with The troops, and found Mr. Carter
United States N linister, in the palace, admins
tering 10 the comfort of the wounded and
dying. lie had been so engaged during the
hight. Gen. Pares and the other leaders of the
rebellion escaped on the night OF 18TH
The President dispiaIed much moderation
after capturing the rebellious capital No
pnnishments were inflicted, although the
President dc manded ten thousand dollars ram
rom for IN Influential gentleman wha desired
TO Lave under Mr. MRckie's protection. The
feeling against foreigners was intense, aud they
already suffered IA property.
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~ Some years ago, the Earl Of Carlisle, the
present Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland, described
the government of King Ohio and @ Qneen ANA.
liza, of Greece, recently deposed, as "the most
inefficient, corrupt and contemphble with
which a nation W AS ever cursed-"
~ The military prison at Alton, Illinois, was
partially destroyed by fire on the morning o,
Nov. Eth. Several of the prisoners-lust no W
many could not be ascertained-took advantage
of the excitement to make their escape.
BTThe people Of Washington Territory are
ltroubled with highway robbers, who infest the
mining gfegion. "A vigilance committee hung
four of the rascals on the 9th inst, at Florence
City and lewiston -
~ There is said TO be a great scarcity OF
steamboat hands on the Missouri river. The
stea mboats are now paying $50 per month Tor
such deck hands as they can get, and they are
scarce at that
~ Small pox Is prv yailing 10 an alarming
ex,ent In Southern indiana. At Martinsyil
Morgan county, IL is SO bad that the Circuit
'Conrt adjourned last week on account Of its
prevalence. .t.z
, THE fact that the re venue OF Nova Scotia
has allen on 81 ys8, ,UO0 I'm 1851, owing to the in
30 terruption OF the South rn trade, IN ay account
for the hostility OF the N. :. tothe Us
~ clergy man, Rev. Mr.. wmi lms in
-cumb~nt of Baxton, England. has iust been
convicted Of poaching, and sentenced 10 pay a
fine. '-[..-
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IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
France Proposes Mrdiation.in America,
Ahairs-ERgiand II eiects the Eropo.aI

hhafr>-bHgfand ELECTS the Proposal.
st. JOHNS, Nov. 2i.-The STEAMER Arah;n.
yest-rday p N
1he English Government has dissented frnu
ife Frrrch proposals for m. diation i'm rneri
can affairs, and the London Gazette nuhlIshn.
aTi ufselI's official reply, dated Noyemb.r
I1th IL recai,itr iates the circular of the French
niinlstcT, proposing mediation. II recognize.
tie humane views and bene violent inten lions of
Tie tlEpt ror, and observes that the Coucur
lrnce oil Russia would be expressly d.sirahIe
but mat up 10 The present time The Russian
1oNcInmcnt had not agreed actively 10 CO.
cfrIhR, aithoueh she may support the en-
ceaSois of England and France The oua.,i..,
rrcpceed for consideration was whether tna
tpd proposed was attainable at The present
time. -ts.. ; yfS"'
Earl Russell commends the deeision NJ h.r
halcstys government sas follows: =" Aftar
weighing all the information received from
Amerea, her Mejesty's government is led 20
conclude that hcFe is no ground at the present
Nom, 1t TO hope that the Federal goyernmpnt
would accept the proposal suggested, aud a re-
fIsal from " ashiEgon at the present TINA
nc Tnnla rrsxent any speedy renewal OF the offer.
The progress OF opinion in America and IT. an
There appears reason TO hone, il NAV be found
70 nave undergone or may undergo any ch1nge,
hlh government may tben avail of such chance
10 ofer friendly counsel with greater prosnact
than now of its being accepted by the Contend
lng parties. Her Majesiy's government will
communicate 10 the French government auv
ih'"tnftncr mat may be received from WASH
lng'on or Richmond bearing on this important
subject
ihe Times editorially Observes in reference
10 Earl Russeli's dispatch, that has arguments
nave been Anticipated by the public and this
is the test proof OF their koundness :
intelligence from China states that quite an
engagement had taken place near Bungapoo
IN which the American General Ward was
killed. "
Cotton was duh; East India had declined I'd
Er' adstuffs were dull, with downward tn
o. ney. Corn was tending upwanis. Proyi-
sions dull. COnsols e3k.
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- The EmPIsss Eugenie has euceee0>d "A,
introducing bull lighting in France and the
att' mpt cansed the death Of young French
maiador, who " As gored through the hear bv
the animal he wss provoking, and died IN sS-
tators.
HIn conversation with an onicer a day or
two since Gen. Eanks made known the d. q ;
naron OF his - pedition. III see, GENERAL -
said the officer, 'sthat the papers saw Won srs
gong to Texas" s"Well," replied the General
South" = >" $50
The first ins slment Of the new .ugsy eyep
was received in New Orleans on t,,e SOth nil
The prospects ar not favorable for saving any
considerable proportfon of n, though M n
affirmed thar II ehe NJ nal force OF negroes was
available, the largest crop eyer raised in ne
state would be gathered this season. -
~ dsrahged Woman in Ulster county, N
y, In 1867. while icing conveyed 70 the insane
ssy lum, threw up her hands and saiSf ~fn
's6l the war will os begun; in Iso2 well have
aii we wsnt 70 da;in 1853 we'll all be free.
~ TheoDly way of communicat,or br<vean
Bermuda and New York is by means Of saillng
vessels, and most Of them carry cattle, whlch
does not add to the plessuree Of a eea voyase,
fbesides being very uncertaln fas TO ume
mode Of communication -
- The Nashville Union OF Mcn0ay ssys !.
<"i he city Mss serli mast yas terday only oue
murder being committed thai we heard OFF,
s the S1G UGon yer n, item sSs
10 mention who was murdered. q q -r'1r'E sIit
~ petition is IN circslatson An sbe West,
asking the President TO give Gen. John Charles
freniont command Of the fofces IN the Mfssie-
p sippi valley. Good Lord deliver us from q
SECOND trial Of the 'spathhnosr" In he Westr-
ckicdgo Pest. 81. l.-... -.f -f..... -
1A Ahmed, one OF the murderer of The ME
sionary, Rev. Mr.. Coming, was eHecutsd as
Adana, Syria, on- S~pt 18th The other nur-
'cerer lie .tiIi at large, being protected by Nus
tax Pashs. ci'.- r-'..se .lf ~
- Gen. Saxton, Military Governor of south
Carolina, has recommended one 2ysh instant ~
a day OF Thanksgiving in that portion Of thai
State held by the Federal forces.
- The oldest passorin the cify of NsW YORK
is The, Rev. Dr. Spripes who has been set,led g
lsaster of Tie Brick sbyteriAn) Chnrsh IN
that city, ever since 5e1u
81 The total amount Of pnblic deess In
Europe is about slu.O0Q, On, coo Of which The
rfpublics sustain almost, one-seyspfh- sod the
monarchies the remainder. 49,, =. -.
~ Mr.. Edwin James elaine $1,000 for his
services as counsel for Mary Real In her lac
irlal for murder in New York.
> - Durisg the rebel Gen. Echolt recent raid
IN Jackson county, Va, two full companies for
the rebel army were enlisted there.
Fneport, Illinois, for the purpose Of insur1nG
peorle against damage by tornadoes. st
- The poorest kind ot whisky b selling ~
s4o a gallon at Holly Springs, Miss fnss"-
aging 10 temperance societies.
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The War the Southwest.

CA1go, Nov. 23.-The Grenada Appeal of he
18th instant is greatly exercised about the fu
tuIe Of Mississippi, and appeals to the people
OF Mississippi TO rally eu mdsse aroundfieneral
Pemherton, and says in this way our army
would be increased TO one hundred thousand
men, thereby virtually acknowledging that at
the present time it Is much. less than that
number.
Gov. Rector, of Arkansas, has resigned.
judge fletch is acting until the Governor elect
Col. Flanagan, is installed
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DROF. ALEXANDER wOLOWSKI,
PIANIST, VOCALIST, AND COMPOSER,

Hss returned from his professional tour, aud l.
by request of his nrmsIoue: friends and pupils,
opened q course fnr the Piano aud Singing, by his
new and .smpiiAed method, in sshington, ON the
nth November, 1862. .- .... p -
only sii sht tnowisSpe Of music wi, be- ensbisi
very short time read m usic with great facility
and execute operatie as well as classical music wit
raI p rfecton.-
As to the vocal part, By his way Of vncaliration,
he arrives at most extrao' dinary results renders
csiiIe with facility accuracy and 6ne quality Of
tone.
Ladies' and @ entler1eni Evening Singing Glasses
are opened at o'ciock r. n. when Prof. WoIowski
viii also explain the full ot music suf resd-
arg accepted only ill the. ls. Of D-eembes l5i2
10 to y a. NJ as his residence, No. asa 10Th street
f-lm
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Rebel Movements I'm Tennessee,

NEW YORK, Nov. 2i.-The Tribune has a
Nashville dispatch of the 23d, which contains
nothing important. No doubt Gen. Bragg wa.
with the nj bel army In Tennessee. His staff
were at Tullahona, but he was notthere nor
at Murfreesboro. 1t is said that the rebel
Iorce at Murfreesboro' has been increased to
twenty thousand, and that large bodies of
cavalry have been sent TO ebstruct the Cufnber-
land river and interrupt railroad comrnunica-
tions: Our scouting parties captured about
two hundred prisoners last week, and large
foraging parties were successful
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81 Mrs. pbtsip Kearney l. ~

~ Mrs. Pbeip Kearney is so incensed a.
. Per Balstec-s publishing her late husb band =
letters that sha has rejected his further ae-
Gua.ntanee. ae repeatedly protested agaiax,
nc use that Eis been made OF the documents
hfsNe Phil. Tlll be out Of his grave with a
horse whip yei. for the, ghouls who have ma
hened his enSrv.-Boston PosL -
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G The '.pTrssuTs' rec uired 10 bring Miehi-
pan Erpuhlic;ius up 10 the Zachariah Chandler
standard is ftid 10 be as great as The sumner
PTess, howev,r, intimates that a xreat many
ia. W i'll kich Out of sthe blood letter q" traces
and perhaps aecure his defeat. The fact that
Chandler cou'a moi carry his own county, CIV
CT ward, shows he is justly detcsted-BosseS
DOSf
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I'm Angus, Of last year, q woman named
Ross lie Doise was convicted in one OF the de-
partments of fFlnce, of the crime Of parrtciSe.
On her own confession, but recently two men
who were convicted Of another murder con
f,ssed TO the crime OF which tbs woman
declared herselt guilty. She has. of eour-e.
been discharged from prison, but no explena
tion OF her singrs cond uct il riyeu.
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!" The President has given Brig. Gen.
PIic,, both OF ihe Rebel army, a fun pardon of
All treasonaSte. or other crimes and mis-
demeanors AGAINST the United states com
mltted up TO- the 18th Of November tSeu
Prree was .Sken prisoner some time since,
paroled and afterwsrd excsnged for Geu
Prentiss. Subsequently he resigned his COM
miseion IN the Rebel army, and his friends Ap-
pealed for pardon. T--a- = : =
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EF An unknown species of dnck has hen
discovered in ghe Manawatu river. In New
Zf aland. In sire II is equal TO full grown
turkey, and its:wings are long and powerful,
ne ground ccI2r is variable ash grey beaa-
tifully marked and spotted with white. The
bill is small, b:aad, almost vermillion, add has
a neshy membrane. When distuybed il has a
lsId note, betN zen Quack and a scream
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~ The Cbarieston Mercury says TIA; an
intelligent meSnber of the Legislafure Of Ala
rama intormf-s the House that in the city OF
Mobile there @as no less than i've huIl1reca
ni'n OF the acrs subject 10 military duty who
have, since re conscrfpt act became \ law.
atplied for AMI received certifcafes OF cftxen-
ship frcm ccItsular agents, OF the ir allegiance
TO other powefs - than Of the Southern Confea-
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nS The JeNs ish Record, Of New York, says:
I'VE uncerstaad, from reliable authority. that
a niece OF Gen, Dix was recenuy eoayertsd ID
the Jewish religion by Rev. Mr. Phillips, OF
this city, and 'hot she married, on "Wednesday
MI Il. Lawrence, of this city, one OF our co re-
Efloi L. In, lady took the name Of ush, her
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Ripley. Miss, and Orizaba Occupied by
the Federal Troops,

CAIRO, Nov. 22.-Reconnois Stances from Ia
Grange to Ripley, Miss, returned last night,
having occupied that place and Orizaba, eight
miles south Of it, in twenty. four hours. Our
forces took sixty or seventy prisoners and sew
enty horses and mules. Our loss was nothing
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ArriyaI-ofUnion Prixenerx

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 23.-The flag of
truce steamboat New York arrived this after
neon from City Point, bringing four hundred
and twenty exchanged Union prisoners, in
charge Of Capt. Mulford, Of the Third New
York Regiment. a'. .-e
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES,
fKON GsN. BURRsIDE'S ARMY.
SUNDAY i'm FrsderickSbpsg--(hu hureh seryi.
ce~EXtensien Of the enfed crate w ~.

HEAporARrERs ,ARNr OF THE Poroxac,
Falmouth, Va, Nov. 70, p.sm.--The day mas
passed on quietly, without anythiSs WORTHY of
note transpiring. The church bells in Errd.
er'eksbure were ringing to-day at the hour OF
divine worship, although most Of the iahabi-
tants had fed from the doomed city. If the
passage Of the river by the Federal troops
she uid be resisted by the rebels, these chimes
have been heard for the last time. A sre.,.
many unarmed soldn rs were seen walking
through the City to-day, probably for the pur.
pose OF attending church. Drying last nigh
tie enemy works Were somewhat extended
but no additional guns Are visible.
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6 halifax zsapers Of the 10Th instant state
ihat a numbsi of naval and army on eers be-
longing 10 tss Southern Oonfederacy have
reached that place from Bermuda. on th.iy
way TO EnrSpe. IL seems they successfully
ran She hloek'U.e from some Southern port 70
lne hermudas, whs nee they were takea in she
is Lieut. M. 7. Msury, who lie now a coTamo-
oof" In the Confederate navy, and several cthay
nav al oHcerS, together with six officers OF the
Ionieaerate army. Ii i believed thar tsry
go 10 Europe 10 assume command of some or
inc vessels r. ported 70 have been built or In
process OF construction In England.
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IRON suRN Ipt,s ARmy.

FaLsoUIH, VA, Nov. 23.--Since FRIDAY sAe
irtsis have evidently received large xce-ssSons
10 TN iorccs fn our 'front.' and ts ~ is no dcuos
but that Il q and Longstrees are in our ilnme-
ols'e vicinity. ss--.-I-- =
buriLg the nil ht the r~beis er-cLd cA-sh
Norts along IN. rdge hey ond the city, ana tk,.ir
@ S@ahfot nave oeeh lainly vi.isie eInce yester-
ony msrning. fosh parties have admirable
ptnhsn. Tor their artillery; and there win uu-
eoleiediy br hysly srti lery fight b,.orr vpe
sci cee Tte river. : 'Tf7II y y =
- After shc ret~is haveeevs driven from .,h,iy
p,tteht l,sei,ion, IL isotionghf tlat th-y viii
ti,e us betfie asain ahng lhe Massapufax
elrh. nli.t yohd the city. AT that y,osat The
creek ruTs through q rncrses t<tween two
range oi bills, niUng one sof which n WIN nIa
r.hemfefrd the rrhe'is s<tatIishrc fhsir lsne,
oi d' frncr ia-t Iunr.s whcu Gen McDovvelt
WIZ csil. espss'ed 10 adsaRee The srprnna A
~ mn'saicn-t b. ndnsirably adapted for y:,'oy
o',i ui r'h.h.s' op raiions. Thry, nag, howrver.
iHli hack st once 10 the iurcficn OF the PRED
rIekstufg ar Central rsiiroads
ne risrr has RISEN but very little since the
reeenistorm lsased of, butfhe roads are rsp,dIv
dIing mp. - ! =, -
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@ ute large number Of disabled so,d,er.
nave of late ben turned over TO the 0osern- :
ment, by policemen OF the Northern cit,se sy-
des,riers. A clsrs,r inquiry has discto<sd the
Fact That the poicemen are iu habit Of ar-astins
these olschSrfei soldiers, tearing up their Dis
eharges, and ram anding thcm into the eustn.iv
OF The tniie5 States authorities In msay
Instances they have deprived soldiers .son
leave OF their passAe, and then had them az
Ieera. Il he oniy motive that prompts th-Se
outrages is fhC pcuniary rs W ard of n y, dIiars
winch the GoNernment pays for each deserier
arrested. Th".military authorities, we undey-
stano. nave taSHn this matter hand, and are
determined a. toot out tlrn evil = :. -
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ID TREASURY EXTENSION, Nov. IS, 1862
i ROPoSALS Will be received at the Bureau of
Construction, freasury Department, until Dseem-
Der l.t, 1862, at IL for furnishing and la ying
Marble Tile for the Halls and Corridors of the
section If the Treasury Elk tension.
Sa d Tile Is to be of tha best quality of italian
white vein marble and the best quality of clear
black mar ble of equsl hardness as the Italian, and
in such proportions of each as may be required to
be not less than one inch thick on the edge, all
sawed and work ed square and well laid in Genie MT
Plaster, shall be most satisfactory, and with
a border Of white marble not less thsn one foot
wide laid At the base throu ghout The size of tile
may be from II to l6 inches of unform size in
each story. The amount required will be about
2{W1 su upericial feet when laid.
Samples to be furnished by each bidder, showing
the quality he proposes to furnish and 70
name price per square foot seperate for the black
and form of layiL., them to be decided hereafter
The work of laying the tile TO be done from time to
time the halls made ready to receive it.
The Bureau will reserve the right to reject any
or all the bids If in Its opinion it be not for the in
terest of the Government to acce pL them.
ISAIAH ROGERS,
Engineer In charge Treasury Department.
NO l4.l0t rep. & Int