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yield sbundantly Of hoop-polcs though the better
more promising half be left to mature as they Shohd
be- two years later another and larger crop OF HOOP
poles may be cut still sparing the best; and thence
forth a valuable crop of timber may he taken from
that land for if cut at the proper season, Is least
two thrifty sprouts will start from every stump; and
that wood will yield clear income each year
while its best trees steadily growing and matur
ing. do not advise restriction to those two species
of timber; but l insist that young plantation OF
forest-trees may and should yield clear income IN
every year after ito fourth.
But this paper grows too long, and must post
pone to the next my more especial suggestions 10
young farmers with regard TO tree planting
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TIE pAEIEN CANAI.-NO CONVENIENT SUBSIDY
NEEDED

10 tbc Iditor NJ me IrtbVht.
Sir: I'm American expedition under Govern
ment patronage about to make an eApoiaon f"r tue
purpose Of determining the practca6lity OF cana Al
the Itmus of Ducn Dd ever occur 10 any one that
the natural aud only practicable route for mp '"nal
between the two oceans the sihmus itsellI IL
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no room lett for canal, that terc was u" actual
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probability that the Railway company baylug conuoI Of
the ItIuus would allow 10 he constructed bur d."
NOT think that there j. any good ground io suth An
assumption. ,..-....... =. ~.
The lowest estimate have ever heard mentioned FOR
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,rnno.rd il between aud S-OOOOnOOO Now, %
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a railroad alongside Of 10 20 furnish supplies. ana hno
H. bot. AZ either end would cost but iIie compared
IN the colossal oueIvusCs nov beng moQted bnih ~ cue
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THE MARKETS.


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The r... markets have beea doll d,'. oe'ne., b''f ease,a
b. She rain ,i"a a.' os55 400 , 90 os,r an as,gt "a
CON iriegga shade drrer PoFA 3e La,d ss SOD ns."
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ASHES c,uur- lrn ar dmaoa ''e' Of ro'' . D'
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sta.t sud Nc,tu., . 90 ,' l.r Va o. hti..t.'f .' "
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bel.
ILe sa'rs Mtf sui state lirur bit' ''f 'f'''' "
bib Nl1brfu. 3 600 u'' tfr hour 80 this
Tltic t.sHts, Nbs,i; prices ar lnff a.
sefihtf .lrfsF
DE inquiry or export and nh'cs tod Of ,er % br 1'i zoo
.gsr 6nt .r1ta their she sa,s -
bash al ~ Cor Amhr Nr,trrl tl~ ste pu,r 'f 500"
lots : ipr ~ 81 tHr Mate Msagan IL 'tNr n'
White thr attr. of ~ti y ~ "t Nno Zoe
syl.ar uu grr Tor Amhsr Teaurssce tati~f .I s
or,~ A.. h.,r, sir,o, 5lob.,h C.aats Nest 81 b. lif
M Jcs'l al doll. 'ais ,I9 ba'a .sNS ia Sl'' 49,
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OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad bonds advertised
by Messrs Fisk x Hatch. $l.3oSoO have been taken
This Is very gratifying to the friends OF this important
enterprise.
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The following show. the result OF today. business n

The earnings OF the Dubuque and SIOUX CITY Rtlron
during the first aud second weeks Of February
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The FIRST MORTGAGE rtE cENT GoLo BoNDs OK
fine MIDLAND RAILROAD continue to meet with much
favor from investors. The issue mp To the present
time is nearly exhausted. What remain are sta
offered at par and accrued interest m currency
GEORGE OPDYKR Co"
- NlSsaust.
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RANKING AND EINAYCIAL.

HovFs & MACY, Bankers 1.-THE same n IN incorP'-
rated bank No. 30 Wall-st. New-forh. -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits.
Persons DESTROYS Of RECEIVING INTEREST Toe
theirmoney and having it at all times subject 10 check
on demand. can do so by depositng with this Bank
ing House. which allows Interest on the entire daily
balances at the rate of per cent per annum.
COLLECTIONS made on any part OF the world with
immediate returns at the lowest current rates
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE Of stocks. Bonds
OF Gold promptly executed.
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SAFETY Prorus,-Old and reliable Western CITY.
- I frd li,rt. psying . 49, 10 cen iuus-.
M b h, rlng on OF addfesag GUtiD COrSLASe, HfN''-
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT TBE STOCK ExCHAsGE.-YIasr CALL,
lot O'CLOCK A.

IVI " bFs'IfIh NJ w
lStLIOf GOrerHrsni KOnlfs
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THE CORNELL IRON WOERS.

IRON IN ARCHuECTURE-rHE ACHIEVEMENTS
OF TwENTY-THREE YEARS-AN EIGHT-ACRE
TsTNBIISHMENT-TH kOUNDERIES, YARDS,
AND SHOPS On TwENTY-SiXrH AND CENTRE
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" The NIare the Better Horse. /"

Once On Il time u certain nobleman
(whnsc wife loved uer own sweet wIlN
determined to know if this was the case
with Others, Therefore he tried the fol
lowing experiment He harncssed six
fine horses to his carriage, and taking
with him basket of eggs, ordered his
coacAman to drive on When far away
among strangers he rcincd up to the
door Of a good farmhouse, and called out
the farmer and his lady He informed
them that where lie found the man mas
ter Of his own house, he would give him
his choice Of his six horses, but if The
wife ruled he would give him an eop.
The farmer spoke up boldly and said he
was master of his own house. Yes, in
deed he is, said his wife, he never allows
me word to say. All right, said the
nobieman, la Ike Your choice of the horses.
The farmer walked around The team and
selected one Of the wheel horses a lar -,
nae oiack animal; said he would take
nm, the Iery horse he wanted on the
farm. Very we'll, says the nobleman.
In the meantime the wife, eyeing beauti-
tul gray mare, called her husband and said
with wink, what a beautiful animal
J"oo VIC oli0 AoI Tue IdIhliy carriage, take
her. At this instant the nobleman order
ed the black horse embarrassed. No. no,
erlcd tb Nfr, he Us concluded = t.xe
the gray iaare. she is the better horse.
Very WILL, says the nob.eElan, YOU know
the bargain, and presented her with an
egg drove OH his six horses. Report
says ne gave away all his eggs and drove
his SIX horses homo, fully satisfied that
women would have ,hoir. way. We can
not say that the above explanation is nu,
true, bat IN Buticr's Hudibras, part II.
G. 2 line 698, the following occurs
:" The gray will be the better horse.
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Great Bargains in
Chicago Lots :!
The south east quarter Of
Grants Addition TO CHICAGO !!

Grants Addition to Chicago !!
Comprising &c lots, lie now for the first time Of
fered in the market. These lots are four miles
from the Court House, II feet above Chicago river
upon perfectly smooth orairie-sloping gently TO
es Of every character. The Improvements now be-
Ing made in the vicinity will continually add to
their value,
DOUGLAS PARK, a
one Of the new Western Parks, lies within ICE rods
on the east;
THE BOULEVARD,
$50 feet wide, connecting Central and Douglas
Parks, passes along the north side or the 'Addi-
RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
200 feet wide, now being constructed atan expense
of some $40 900 per mile, making the finest drive
lnthe country-outslde of Central Park N Y. city
passes within 60 rods on the SOUTH AS an
Investments
for ones self or family no better opportunity was
ever offered to the public. 1t is absolutely certain
that these lots must advance in value the neigh
boring improvements progress, and that they will
command FIRST CLASS residences in a very short
time.
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where in the vicinity can be purchased for by the
acre.
PRICE-$15O PER LOT
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foot
CORNER LOTS $500.
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est. For larger purchases longer time will be Civ
en- if desired. HE
First Customers have the first Selection.
Title Perfcct.
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can be seen at the Office of A. e. Cole, KenoSha.
Fer further particulars enquire of
30 JOSIAH BOND:
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by WM. L. WALL q CO., Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Corner PennsylvsnIs avenue and 9th street
,RUSTEES sALEOF REAL ESrATEIN THE
TBlRp AND FOI RrH WARDS

TRt STEES sALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE
THIRD AND FOU RrH WARDS
~ BY virtue OF a deed Of trust to the slbscriber
YVbearinf date the 9th day Of August, IS5l, an
duly recorded in Liber + and X, No. lt liCs
80 &C., one of the land records. &c and the writ
ten authority and request Of the holder and owner
OF the promissory note, now overdue aud uapaii
secured by said deed, shall offer for sale at public
auction, on "WEDNESDAY, the 30th day Of NnVenl
Der, commencing At clock m, in front Of the
premises, Commencing with the Or p@rty 10 slu are
9Zib all the undivided interest OF Thomas Hoover
ee one OF the heirs OF samuel Hoover deceased n
and TO the following lots and parts Of lots of ground
the city OF Washington. il the District 81 Coiun
pls, or 50 much as may be necessary, tO-wit:
Lots numbered three ~ and twelve (l2, 10 square
numbered i've hundred and twenty one (52ll
Lots numbered two ~ and three 81, in sluAre
numbered four hundred and seventy eight f41SI
And part Of lot numbered eleven lu, in SQUARE
numbered hye hundred and sixteen 5l6i. commenc-
ing Tor the SAID part at the southwest corner Of said
% feet thence west - feet inches, and thence south
rs feet to the beginning.
With the Improv ements thereon.
Inc Indebtedness secured h7 said deed is $50, with
Int rest from August 9th, 1850.
Terms OF sale: One third cash: the residue IN and
IL months, by two equal installnsnts the purchaser
giving his notes for the deferred payments s.tstsc
sale. deed given and q deed of trust taken. All
chaser.
Ii the terms Of sale are not complied with within
nve days from the day of sale the Trustee reserves
the right to resell the said property at the risk
cost OF the dafaulting purchaser.
deposit OF SlO will be required as soon as the
property is sold.
WILLIAM A. COOK, Trustee
nOlI eOSCs WIN. L.. WALL & Co. AuCts
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DROPOsALs FOB BUILDING A sUPERIN-
X TENDESTS LODGE AT THE NATIONAL
AT WINCHESTER, VA
QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE.
PHfIAnEIPHIAP PA October 10 l2-n

QCARTERMAsTER : OFFICE. .
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October 10, 1871.
Sealed Proposals, in triPliCate, will be received
az this once until ~ o clock m. on WEDNESDAY,
Nov emb'r %, $50, for building a superintendent
Lodge OF stone at the National Cemetery at Win
chester Va, according to plans and specifications
string TO bid
The building 70 be one story in height, 90 feet
following dimensions
once in front, with porch on the side, 10 10y Is
feet: Kitchen and living room in the rear.
Once: living room, and kitchen each IA BIZ l6 feet
in the clear.
The right is reserved n reject any and all bids not
considered TO the interest Of the public service
The envelopes 10 be indorsed - Proposals for
Lodge, and addressed to the undersigned.
HENRY HODGES.
Major and QuaItermaster, q. 3. Army. Chief Quar-
termasteT Third QuarterInasters District, Depart
ment of the East. nol5-6t
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Boston, be had Of the Station Once ct ali hour,
Of the day.
See Baltimore and Ohio RailroaA advertfsemen,
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore An
napoiis, and the West. J. L. WILSON
Master Of TRANSPORTATION
GEO. b. kOOETZ. Agent, Washngton. jeh
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DROPosALs FOR POST HOSPITAL

DEPOT QCARTERNAsrER's OFFICE,
WAsHISGION, d. O., November I, 1870
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, for the csnstruc-
ton at Fort Whipple, Va, Of q Post Hospital of
twelve 10 beds will be receive ed at this ONCE III
noon. DECEMBER 3. lS7U.
The building To be Of " God, and built in accord
auee with plans and specific Alto ms which may be
seen at this office
Each bid must be accompanied by q g Nod and suf
ncient guarantee AZ least Two re ponsbie parties
that the contract If awarded, will be promptly and
faithfully executed
The United States the right to reject any
ard all bids IL unsatisfactory.
Proposals should be addressed 10 the undersigned
and plainly marked =" Proposals for Post Hos
pita -
Bidders are invited to be present at the opening.
WILLIAM MYERS,
BreTet Brigadier General, q. 8 A,
nol.-6 Depot Ouartermaster