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neys az Law. Plattcvillc. Grant Co, Wisconsin.
Practice in all the courts Of the state Oalceover
Hodges Il McCarns Bank.
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MISSISSIPPI VALLFv Lopez ]. o. o. F. Meets
every Wednesday at sop. m. in Odd Fellows
hall, Maple street.
LANCASTER LODGE /. o. G. T. Meets every
Tuesdayat p m. in Budd block, Madison street.
LANCASTER Council r. r. Meets first Thurs
day Of each month in Budd block, Madison street.
FiDELrrY LoDeE A. o. U. W. Meet first and
third Mondays Of each month in Bndd block,
Madison street.
CoyGREGATfogAL CHURcH. Corner Madison
snd Cherry streets. Services at 1890 a. m. and
p. N. Sunday.
MErHoDrsT EPISCOPAL CnURcH. Corner Mons
roe and Cherry streets. Services 10:30 a. IN. and
p. m. Sunday.
CATHOLIC CHURCH. Corner Jeffereon and Cher
~ streets. Services at 1920 a. m and p. m.
sunday.
CITY LIBRARY. Court house Open Wednes
day afternoon and saturday afternoon and even
Ing.
Protestant EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Corner JEFF
ferson and Oak streets
HYDE's OPERA HOUSE. Corner Madison and
Cherry streets.
LIBRARY HALL Budd's block, Madison street.
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH. Madison street
GERMAN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Madison ST.
Services every two weeks
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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
Il TRANSFORMATIONS.
DEPARTMENT OF rnE INTERIOR,

OFFICE OF IyDIAN AFFAIs WAsHSGToN, March l5 1888
Flour Clothing. or Transportation. Be- las the
NAV be- and directed to the OF Indian Anair
p. ESDAY, APRIL "a. 1885 for furnishing for the
beei on The boof ss 900 ponnd, Bcsns AS 600 poands
Baking PoWdeG 22o0O9 pounds o Corn S73Oo9 pounds
pounds Hard Bread $4,000 pounds Homlny $4,000 pounds
Lard LOO barrels mess PorK $4,000 pounds Rice, 5000
pounds Tea 1000 pounds Tobacco l70OO0 pounds salt
100000 pounds Soap 5000 pounds Soda $4,000 pounds
sugar and 100000 pounds Wheat. -
Also. Blankets, Moollen and Cotton Goods Consisting In
part OF Ticking. $4,000 yards standard Calico 100000
yards Drilling, 10000 yards Duck free from all sizing
Kentucky Jeans $4,000 yards Cheyio 900 Yards Brown
shceung 100000 yards Beached sheetng 10000 yards;
Wnsey, 5000 YARDS Clothing Groceries. Notions. Hard
Medical Supplies School Books &C. and long List OF
Forks &C. for about 475 Wagons required for the
Arizona Colorado Dakota Idaho Indian Territory,
delivered ChcagO, CITY and City Also for
such Wagons be required adapted 10 the climate OF
the Pacific Coast with California brakes delivered at san
Francisco.
Also transportation articles goods sup
Agencies.
Schedules showing the kinds and quantities Of subsistence
supplies Tor each Agency the kinds quan
blank proposals conditions 70 be observed by bdders time
and place OF delivery terms OF contract and payment trans
furnished upon application to the Indian ONCE In Washing
ton or Nos 60 and W Woosterst, New York VIM. II;
Subsistence U. A., at Cheyenne Chicago Leayenworth
Omaha saint Louis Saint Paul. Francisco
following named places Kansas: Arkansas Civ Buring.
ton Caldwell Dodge Guy EnP9ris Eureka Great Bend
Lodge, Newton, City, Sedan Sterling Topeka
Wellington Wichita and Winfield.
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
All bids must be accompanied by certified checks upon
United states Depository for az least per cent OF the
amount OF the proposal. II. PRICE Commissioner.
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THE WOODS AND TIMBERs OF NORTH CARO-
LIMA. BY p. NJ HALE kalegh: p NJ Hale.New
York: l.. j. Hale a. Son.

THE WOODS AND TIMBERs OF NORTH CARO-
LIMA By n; Hale Faieigh r. NJ halc'New-
York: E. J. Hale q Son.
With the possible exception of Western Asia there
il no region in the temperate zone so rich in tree
species as the Appalachian district of our own oon-
tinent and the Appalachian flora attains its highest
development in the State OF North Carolina. Here
the white pine of the North meets the long-leaved
yellow pine of the South, and the half tropical
palmetto and magnolia mingle with the hemlock
which flourishes on the shores OF Hudsons Bay. of
the twenty-five species of oaks found in the United
States east of the Rocky Mountains nineteen grow
naturally in this State Ali the pines of the same
region eight in number are found here. All the
magnolias seven in number and the entire list OF
five naples. This single State contains twice as
many arborescent species the entire continent OF
Europe The forests, too, are noteworthy for their
laxurIant growth as well as for their variety. The
sassafras and wild cherry in some favored localities
reach diameter OF six feet. Tulip trees 100 feet
high and measuring thirty feet in crcuferer ce are
found in the same mountains, and the oaks, chest
nuts. hickories and beeches attain corresponding
diversions When il Is remembered that the State
still contains nearly 10000 square miles OF wood
land il can readily be understood that the forest
wealth OF North Carolina is enormous, in spite of
the devastation wrought among ner pineIies by the
wasteful turpentiue industry. As the growing de-
mand for lumber sweeps away the woods IN the
more populous and accessible portions OF the
country tins property will rapidly increase in value
and with anything like proper care it should furn-
ish tho basis of enduring material prosperity.
This handbook contains the description of the
woody plants of North Carolina prepared tor the
Geological Survey OF the State by DR.. Curtis and
published IN 1850. 10 this valuable monograph IS
added much accurate information in regard to the
location and extent Of standing forests compiled
FROM reports from the various counties prepared by
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WHENCE, WHAT, wHEREf View OF 1he N U,is,s
Nature and Destiny OF Man. By JAMrs, *. q e.
Rosto A. Mlllams N w

Ntrs and nestinv Of Man. BY JANIS r. NICHOLS
MI limo, PIP. l98 Boston: A Williams W
The purpose of this book is 10 combat the iha'ei"
istlc view of the origin and nature oil man 10 sno"
that the doctrines of evolution and natural seec''o
do not touch the great problems OF our genesis anu
destiny and to develop theory of duality WHICH,
NAV be defined as q literal renderng-we nau
almost said mater aistc renGerng-of the oecrira
tion of ST. Paul that there is natural pody anu
tbcrc s n sv,itual body" by which the apostle
,v;sbed ne IN understand as DR.. Nichols somewhat
dramatically explains that there is associated WIN
structural man an unseen body corresponding WIN
+h.t which is omen TO the sense of sight Ihs is al
easy way of accounting for apparlions anu o.n'i
oecnlt manifestations and also for the curious i"o
that people are often conscious of sensation III a."
ANIMATED limb it is only the flesh that mas peen
cut away the spiritual leg remains To forthy MS
position DR.. Nichols resorts to the argument iio'
analogy. and reasons that as the human organs anu
membcrs--eyes, ears, hands. feet. etc.-are douoie
and as there are double processes IN the cho"i","
respiration, digestion, etc, =" the Desto"a VI
splritual nature in ASSOCIATION with the ma'eldi 10
at least highly probable. Obviously by TINS sort Vi
ip,electuaI exercise would be easy to defend any
theory whatever even TO show that the pertecU man
ought to have two noses. Dr.. Nichols Is einpu-
rassed at the outset of his task by the
that he does not know what matter is ana docs ho'
know what spirit is. His hypothesis therefore Is
vague one to begin with, and tits supportedent
by other hypothesis. 1t would be misuse OF woruS
10 saw that his Improbable and fanciful book con-
tains any argument. His suggestions tend toward
what is popularly called Spiritualism, though ne
professes a contempt for travelling exhioltors Oh
sniri:u Ali stic iugglery."
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ynstrufiion.
For Bows and Young Men-City.
MILITARY ACADEMY.
FORT WASHINGTON, n, Y.
Established 1884.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ID, HAYS, NJ. ID,

KbOPENS SEPT. 4, 1852.
Boarding School OF the highest grade whose threefod
end and scrupuousy followed is T. mould a an early age
the intellect Of youth by science the will by 0bdnee and
the TstQO separating these three
requisites instruction. discipline, religion, while hitting for
every profession. .
Situated Washington Heights about ten miles tho
Hudson Il is reached by the sixth Avenue Elevated Road
i55tlst Carriages are always In waiting or by timely
the meets the arrival OF
train.
more beautiful and healthy place-On eminence
delightful more attractive
roundgs found along the farancd banks OF the
Hudson. Its BUILDINGS unusually homelke
There are land attached 10 It, shaded and
terseeted by oak groves aorng ample space for play
grounds
French German and Spanish spoken.
APPLY FOR CATALOGUES.
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l)roposdls.

ADVERTISEMEN1 FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
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citizens esteemed most intelligent and
by the compiler together with statistics from 'no
census bulletins and other sources pian.o
through these pages cannot fail to convince tho
reader not only that here is an inviting ne'u ioi
enterprise. but alsv that these mountain resi'n'
offer rare attractions for thu lovers OF via na'u,0
1t is we'll said by DR.. Curtis that in all inc o'o
ments which render forest scenery ATTRACTIVE ~
portion of the United States presents them III mp
per combination in greater perfection or in larger
extent than the mountain regions Of North Caro-
lina.n
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

DIrsr: A Novel; BY JULIAN HAWTHORNE - i"o' fP'
4o2 Fords Howard " Hubert
rha machinery OF Mr.. IIawthorne's story creaks
,,,,,o THE design is trife rough, and the parts
ore not neatly adjusted. Momentous acts ioio"
from insufficient causes. 1t IS true that III ie" ~
there is often an apparent disposition between co
dnct and motive: but ordinary characters are no.
driven to sensational extremes OF mystery anu
cr,me except by the force of sensational ana extra
ord;narv events and temptations. In short Mr.
Uawthorne,s explanations, taking into account the
,trre of his personages are not enough to account
Cor b;a not But having made this criticism we can
,ro;ss "DustD with q safe conscience. III has the
urinary good quality in novel OF being interest
inc. The author has not attempted elaborate anu
systematic psychological analysis but he mas inui-
Gated certain contrasts of character. especially De-
tween Marion aud Philip. with acute lnslgnt anu
firm light hand and his study of the Marquise, who
serves as foil to these estimabe young people ana
as the principal evil influence OF the story though
rather melodramatic is bold aud effective. All the
characters indeed are more or less vivid and in
diyidual. And Marion will be found by most readers
sinpulary attractive There is no lack of incident
and if the novel is not exciting, that Is because
however much the actors may be in the dark, the
author has no secrets from his readers. He makes
all the schemes and compl cations clear to us from
the beginning, and leaves with only mid
curiosity about the means by which the foreseen
solution is TO be figured out. He keeps our atteh-
ton, not by putting us in suspense, but by the
movement of a rapid and varied narrative and the
representation of picturesque scenes animated oy q
lively company. Certain aspects of London life IN
the first quarter of the nineteenth century are
cleverly exhibited, and among the real personages
mentioned in the story, two-TOm Moore and Lazy
Holland-are allowed TO figure little IN the plot.
Besides these merits of def workmanship MI
Hawthorne shows some of the higher qualities OF
imagination which encourage us to expect stronger
work from him than he has tried to give us here
He has devised two or three situations with tragic
power Several of his chapters are conceived III
the true sprit of romance; and there is "a hint OF
the paternal genius in the description of the differ
ent effect of fortune upon great nature ike
Marion's and an amiable one like Philips and the
consequences which indirectly follow to the inno-
cent and the guilty. Mr. Hawthorne would have
been more completely successful in this element
of his story if he had not been hampered by the
weakness we have already complained of in the
adjustment of incidents. But the mechanical con-
struction of a novel is an art to be required by
practice
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LIVE STOCK MARKErs-eY TELEGRAPH.


BUFFALO March 20 dtIe-Rcceipts to-day. 400 head
thus far $3.50 head: last
{. 100 head consigned through 10S cars. market
finn at last weeks prices but trade slow offerings compare
Good Choice steers So ~ F0 40: Fair Medium.
- 4OdSO G0 Common "a S00S6; Butchers COWS. - 20
50; StOckers. 81 DOdS5 10.
Sheep Receipts to-day 5000 head; total for the
consigned through cars IN good demand and price shade
higher; sales Fair Good Western sheep 6O0S6 5Oi
Choice 20 Fancy 81 6OdS1 O Common 50 Z5d$5 5O Lambs
80 5udS7 20
Hog- Receipts today 800 head total for week far
lO6rO head for time last 5000 head consigned
through 80 fair demand bat az lower rates; sales
Good 70 Choice Workers. So bO0SI 75 Butchers and Med
us 81 70dS7 90 Pigs 81 1887 3Of best grades disposed
Of
sOHcAGo March 26-Ho0s Receipts. 900 head ship
mens 200 head demand stronger business necessarily
Heavy 81 - aS7 3d. Light So IS S7 so skins So ass 75
offerings
Cauls-keceipts head shipments 1000 head; demand
limited; exporters aud Beer
to Fair, So 90 50 10; about Toe
higher but rather Mixed butchers fairly
and Im Poor Medium So 76dSi Good To ChOoe - 4O0
S6 Corn fed Texans 60 Stockers and Feeders 50 iO0s0
SheepReceipts 500 head shipments 800 head market
fair and moderately active aud steady Exports SO 20 S7
Good 70 Choice shipping 81 7Ods6 90 Common 10 Medium
SiDS6 5O Inferior S3Uft
Liverpool cable dispatch reports steady live
ke cattle SLOW and weak Good TO hoce American, Is &c
estimated dead weight; sheep, lS62lc.
EAST LlbLhli, PENN March 10. Cattle Receipts, l672
head market slow ana 30 Btuc higher than
gs-Receips o. 80 head mar ket aotiye Philadephas.
&SdfS ~, Workers, 81 90 1S7 TO-
SheSp-Reoeips 0OOO head market fair at about last
weeks prices.
TOLEDO, March 26At tho noon ard-wheat quiet, No
z Red spot 81 10, 81 00l4 March, 81 IL April;
1877 May 81 li June 81 . July all the year 81 0s !.
Nh annI n
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Good 10 Prime steers sold year ago ~ i<2~A'" ~
the average was estimated ut l2c. - ,oe oors n,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Yesterday and TO DAY were 70 Ears a.
Jersey CITY and 15 cars Sixethst, making 44eV nea
against 032 last Monday The receipts 0r te pass
were $40 head less than last week. aud 100 mean ess
than the corresponding last Prices nave ruea I'm
ending and The tendency mas pcon w.
ward be attributed TO the hi n prices pau or
the Western markets and the rather modei e
enabled sellers here 10 bold ont ior
figures coud been induced 70 Ply
supply all excessive stiu rovers 9l te tne
story the Cattle do ont and shippers
all the and II they be beeved ING
whole business IL In demoalZed condition as ever As
Odays arrivals for exporters and 90 car0au
gheres direct the offerings rather nsht
Mondays and sellers inclined TO force up
prices, and although trade slow yet the average
sales 81 per head higher than Friday
closed strong opened Oxen and stays
1034c, Poor Steers lO2Ollc while CON-
Prime IL l3c 10 dress 56D5 10 ana
the bulk OF the sales 2o 10 dress 56051 10
MFR L. egeneln sold load of Extra iowa steers loo
NJ average at per 100 10 the highest figure obtained
this season New-YOrk Market These tire bnlocks
were fed by Mr. Helmer OF Mechanlcsytle. Iowa and
with being OF the best feeders IN the
country Exporters bought 100 steers at 80 500 10
MIR = Donnel long and fayoraby known In the Jersey
CITY Cattle Market. has formed copartnelshlp with MT
Rradburn Chicago under the OF ODOnnel Brad
burn propose TO buy cattle for the Eastern mar
ket on commission ODOnnePs large acquaintance
with salesmen will doubtless secure them large
patronage from this section
The weeks shipments of Live Cattle aud Sheep ana
Dressed Beef, Mutton and Hogs. were as follows;
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geachers.

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TOLEDO, March 26 Al tho poard-wheat quieti No
81 49, mpy 81 aDs 81 1o March y a ms yaa, AP asi
bid. Corn unsettled High Mixed, 5Sisc. No spot an,
March o3c May. b8isc. oats quiet, No spot i21c
Receipts-Wheat $4,000 bush; Corn. $4,000 bush. Oats
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GERMAN AND u. 5. MAIL STEAMERS.
" NORTH GERMAN LLOYD ...
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW.nOHk,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. . -
FULDA "Wednesday, Mar % WERRA - Wed. April -
SALIER. saturday. Mar. 81 HABs u RG Sat Apri -
RATES OF PASSAG K from NETWORK 20 SOUTHLAND
TON HAVRE BREMEN. -
STEERAGE, $50.
Return at reduced rates Prepaid Storage CeTh.
Gates s2i steamers sail from Pier between Second and
iH'r"''''' "O0OAe oEIRICHs CO., O. Bowling.Green.
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Inetrrcticn.

For Boys and Young Men-city.
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Prlyate tuitlon'
n afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash las w. 4othsL
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BORDEAUX LINE. ,..., .r...
Id New and directIine TO the South OF France
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECE
CHATEAU LEOvILLE. 1000 tons --...-.; Wed APE :.
Travellers for France Spain and italy. Pyrenees fau'
Nice &c. will and expense by taxing tns line
CABIN dncluding wne. $50. ami sIOJ; steerage SD
For passage applyto II ,ppout.NnEp Az Reaverst
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Ocean 5te1mers.

VDreuU JIeHIHE[5.
A MERICANS gong abroad and desiring
IA precious stones choice ewery bronzes the latest
novelties ara invited Paris store No. 81 Avenue
"'' "P''"' ~' HOWARD & COMPANY,
Of Fifth Avenue, New.York.
A NCHOR LINE. @. S. Mail Steamships.
~ Sail from New.York every saturday for
GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
From Pier 20, North River:
DEVoNIA Mar 81, 40 a ETHIOPIA. April IA, noon,
CIRCASSIA .Apn T. 6a. m. lANCHORlA, April IL 3p N.
cabin passage $50 to $50. Second Cabin, $40
steerage Outward, S2S. Prepaid, 81.
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN SERVICE o
From Pier No. Al. v. r.. New-York;
RELGRAVIA MAY ~. June l6. July D.
CIIY OF ROME June g. July IL, August ID
Cabin passage $50 to s25 according TO accommodations
second Cabin and Storage above
Drafts issued at lowest rates are PAID free OF
charge IN England, Scotland and Ireland
FOR PASSAGE Cabin Pans Book OF Tours. &c, apply TO
HENDERSON BRO1 HERS. Bowling Green,
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university Grammar School, 1,4Sl BroadWay,
1 naar I1d.t H6th yearJ Primary, Commercial anu
Classical Departments NJ. HoooV "'L AAin '"'
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

" Between New. York and HavTe. =. -. ;.
COnpanys pier new No. az North River foot OF
Travellers BY this line avoid both transit by Enghsh
the discomfort OF crossing the Channel In snai
Special train leaving the panys dock az hsve ~
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a New. York through to Paris. .,,oo O = -,
LABRADOR, Collier Wednesday March -: M
AMERIQUE Iii Wednesday, Apth y. M.
Frau genl- wednesday Api. a
NopMANDIE tnew Servan.. ~ ednesday, May Is
Cheeks sight suit on tho Banquo
Transatantaue of Paris.
For freight and passage apply 10 . n.,.c..u