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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-05-25
CORRESPONDENCE.
FROM MARYLAND

we do not hold ourselves responsible Cor any opinion
expressed by Correspondents.
, 1872-11-18
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

SATURDAY. EVENING, Nov. 16.
ICOH0L-Was In continued good demand at $1.75
@l 80 for 81 per cent proof.
BROOM C0RN-Gontnues quiet and unchanged.
We quote: $500 per ton for = conmoa s $500 Tor
fair; sso@1oo for choice; and .1o@1.2o for choice
hurl-
BEANS Choice varieties we're in moderate request
for shipments. We quote: Navies at $20o@225; fair
to medium, $1.59@1.75; common, 81 ,25. Ne note
salea Of 33 bags navy at 28 sacks do at $o0:
BUTTER-Very little change vas noticeable in the
condition Of the butter market. Good to choice quail,
tiles were inquired for to some extent both on local
and Eastern account but aside from this there Was no
considerable demand. Prices were comparatively
steady there being no quotaoe c9ange IN any deacp-
u1n to gool 18{422c; inferior to common, s@17c-
BAGGINa-PriSes Of goods in this line we're steady
and uniform IA follows: Stark, 36e Ludlow, 35Ac;
Lewiston, SIC American, SIC; Otter Greek, bur
lap bags, and bu, 2o@221c; gannies, single, 1s9
BnIDINa aMATERrALs-Lime, cement, and stnc-
co continue to meet with fair demand at previous
prices. Brick quite weak 1T also peg ~ there is
large surplus in the hands Of manufacturers, great
portion Of which will have to be carried ovet the i'd
advent Of winter having suspended build
ing to sny considerable extent. We quote !:
stucco, s250@275; New York stncco, casting, $375@
400; guperfns do o0@4.5p; Rosenda1e cement, 1926
@3.6o; Utica cement $500 Per hrl; Louisville cement
s. 90; Akron cement s. marble dust, $325 Lime,
in brk S100@1.10; nme Nn bris} S1.25@135 per brf
4o@45c; ore brick PR *sooo@909o bu'lo,p s;u e
@1400; Woodstock pressed range at 81. st.
LouiB hydraulic pressed, $500, del; Milwaukee,
$500, del; Racine, $1,000 del Hinsdale, $25.o0,
del; IRE clay, per hEi, s&!0o@5o0. The following
window glass, from which reduction Of 10 per cent
ia m Ida hv dea1eFB.
, 1872-11-18

NEW YUKh.
NkW FORK, Nov. 16.-- COTTON - In limited de-
mand; middling upland, 19Ac.
BRHDsTu7rH-Flou1 quiet and steady. Receipts,
5000 bsls; supernne Western and State s5.759s1o
common to good extra, S6.85@6.s6; good to choice,
$7.oo@1l.o0. Rye Hour firm at $475@6.3o. Corn
meal unchanged. Wheat in fair demand and higher
soeepts 1s4ooo nu Ne chiesso sp5n; n!4 q
store, 1.47@1.4s; No Milwaukee, $1.51; Enser req M
Restern sso@1 white Wsaterp .,,iL H;'oi astiss
choice Western, CSC. Malt quiet. Com heavy and ID
lower receipta so 900 bp; steamer Western nxsd %
@e3Ac sail do 634@e4c; high mxed, neaas} q ~ yeo", ~
e4kc. Oats active and frEn rece1pts, 46,ooo bn
new mixed Western, 46@4715c; old do 4s9eoc white
47@6Qc; black Weatarn 42346o.
Eaos~~E1r1n; HestsE1 a2c.
, 1872-11-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED Nov 1f
stmr Muskegon, Aanitowoc, 25l br1s aou $50 b1
|, wheat, and Bundries.
stmr Mqaksgon, Milwaukee, $50 brlz aou1 bo1es
Prop Potomac, Buffalo, IL bars railroad tro, 40 steal
rails.
Prop 9: J. Truesaen,' Green Bay, 1,aoo slipghs, %
Brig Commerce, Erie, 478 tons coal
Brig ]. II. Hi, Mnnietee, 1870 N lumber
schr Stafford, Grindstone City, 400 tons ffiudBtouea
Brig Roscius, Saginaw, 1e1 m lumber.
se1r cofnel! Gsnomnee, s1s sa iumbef 80 So N sta. Ill.,
scbr A1a1y, Grand Haven, 10 cords wood
schr ]. Q. Moss, Muskegon, l60 m lumber
schr 2: G. simons, Man3stee, 14ou1 lonDe:.
schr Phoenix, Manistee, 600 n lumber
schr Hamilton, Muskegon, 100 m lumber.
sehr ss6r = Tx < yse 4ys5s oeento go 1a nbeE
Schr Mag Thompson, 145 N lumber.
o seow Rowens, os,a White hszs 100 n lumber
stmr sheboygan Milwaukee, 50 brs aour, % packages
butter, 18 bushels potatoes, and sunkies.
oR 4nnts 4aaePee N !aeer SIS rod
Bark Cleveland. Menomnee, 100 lumber 500 posts
Brig Fashion, Menouainee, l8o N lumber
schr Little Belle, Ludington, rs N lumber.
schr B. Mott, oconto, 17o m lumber, 20 q lath.
schr Australia, Aanistee, 5000 telegraph poas 1000
schr Pilot, Pensaukee, 100 m lumber.
schr Hattie Fisher, Grand Haven, 60 n1umber.
schr Kewaunse. g cords wood:
Gchr Mystic, Muskegon, 1eO N lumber
schr Jessie phillips, Manistee, iso n lumber
schr Rainbow, Cleveland, SO tons col ,l'A>'A'
schr Norman, Little Sturgeon, $50 N lumber, 80 N
SCH - Rsrsis'a Witt Lake, - : lumber, Is n
scnr Coral, Ludington IS M lumber, Is n lath1
schr Honest John, MuAtegon, 100 N hmber.
schr T. Hand, hewaunee, 1885 railro:d ties.
schr Golden Fleece, Buffalo, TOO tons coal.
@ sehr s. ssa e Gem. e ms sturseoa es ~ ca sbna.. 5a0a
schr Liberty, Manistee, 50 N humber.
sehr Senator, Buffalo, 500 tons coal,
.schr Antares, Muskegon, 30 m 1umbe 80 eds elabs
Schr Petrel Muskegon, las n lumber
schr T. p Shepard, cheboggau, 16s 4 lumber, 20
schr A1nar1nth, Cleveland, eco tons essl.
scow Grand Haven, Grand Haven, 10s m lumbar.
scow u. Dixon, Portage Lake, 50 N A1nber.
1ath.
s4n, ,,,ns,.oon ,r,,,{5[lsa CLEARED; Nov 10.
Prop 8. !: T1aSsde aasqnetie, i tes hams, 81 tuba
battsr s25 oa oata, his brek"heat Hour and
Prop Potomac, Buffalo, 10000 1u barley, 10000 bu
corn, 500 br1a Hour, 76 bales broom corn, bags
schr city q Grand Bay, Cleveland, asst bn whe.t
ssae sre SgoS En- ,osssss osEsso - e h nn coz con-
Prop 3ass, buffalo &76oo b oats, s5ooo bn bsris5,
schr Russian, Port colborne, Il, 600 hn corn
Barge Mars Ludtngon, 1856 brls four 6s bris pork rs
brD beef, and suudr5es.
stmr ahehoggan, Milwaukee, gundries.
schf q Harrison, White Lake, 10 br1a horr, snd aon
schr 8: !. Atvater, Buffalo, s,e17 bn whs4t.
schr Kzte Winalow, Buffalo, 600 bu coEr.
scSg Hercules, Ca1rolton sundries.
sco~ South Haven, South Haven, 500 bu oats.
Bark Cleveland Menonanee, Is bsz aour, 20 pazs asu
md sandries.
schr Reed Case, Buffalo, eo,s1s bu corn. T..
, 1872-11-18

Withdrawn from store yesterday for city con-
sumption: 800 bu wheat; 5,a53 bu corn; 5,623
bu oats; 1863 bu rye; 2,3os hu barley. With
drawn for do during the past week: 1866 bu
#heat; IA, 1876 bu corn II, 1852 bu oats; 1850 bu
rye; 1893 bu barley.
The following grain has been inspected into
store this morning up to 10 o'clock: 172 cars
wheat; 73 cars, and 200 bu corn rs cars, md
$500 bu oats; s cars rye; IS cars barley. Total
(s4s cars), $4,000 bu-
The following we're the receipts and shipments
Of breadstuffs and stock at this port for the
week ending With this morning, and for other
weeks ending aa dated:
, 1872-11-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


LIVERPOOL, Nov. 16-u q. m.-klour, 29s Cd: Wheat
winter, lis I'd spring, 11s@l1s % white, LA 6d@
19s Sd. Corn ass Sd. Pork 56s. Lard 39s.
Il iWEnrooI, Nov. 16-1 p. .n.-Unchanged.
FaAxxFoaT, Nov. 16.I5.2os Of 80, s6E.
!, PARIS, Nov. 16-Rentes, 81 francs IS eentines.
saH 5-2os Of Is, aoh; do ~, %; io4os, SIX new
81, ss,4; Erie, 4oa. 1urpentins, 3ss@3ss 3D.
L1yERpoo1, NoH: 1e.oCotton @ 9nist and stesdy;
bales; speculation and export, 1000 bales. Bread
stufs quiet: California white wheat, average quality,
12s 4d@I9s Cd; red winter, lis I'd. Flour, 2ss Sd.
Corn, 2as 3d.. Cheese, 65s. Cumberland uaidd1es, s4s
I'd. Short ribs, SIS.
, 1872-11-18

new YosR, NOV. l6*-Busineas was fairly active
ersy auet Tie marRet for Cotton goods shovs 1ore
strength and has an advancing tendency. PepperelI
Laconia, aud Laugdon brown and b1eached aheetinga
and artngs have been advanced In price By the agents.
Sheet1ngs are about 25o Per yard higher. F1anuels
blankets, and woolens are active, and the advanced
ebangs GODS @ apo If
the week, ona and quarter millions.
, 1872-11-18
t-AkEFREIEBTS,

CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-CharteIs ,ere: From
Chiesgo-To Ogdensburgh- -schr stafford, coro
at TIC. To Ruf1a1o-schr Chanion, wheat At
lie; schr 8. u. Caldwell, wheatat il14c; schr
: Lucinda Van Valkenburg, wheats lgAe, to load
at one house down town; sch1D- r. Dobhlns,
; barley on P. t. +; schr e.. WinsN, corn, yeateI-
, 1872-11-18

oond fesbv steers averaging LOTS to 200 lbs.
fha prevailing rates for stockers we're $500
4.25. though higher and lower figures we're paid.
Texas cattle have sold well, comparatively few
going below 60 rs, while most of the
at SS75@3. 90 for through drogea; 1T a3.50@3.7s IS
for Northern suumered, and at 54.00@4.6214
for fair TO choice corn-fed. A few exceptionally
fine ones fetched 95.O0@5.25. Veal calves are IN
steady request With but little variation in prices,
common selling at ss.5o@4.5o, and choice at
95.50@5.75.
To-day there was good demand from the Diff
ferent classes Of buyers, and under the Light re-
ceipts (only about 361 head arriqed) the market
WAS firm at the advanced prices esteohahed
earlier in the week. With the exception OF = =
few thin natives and soma scrawny Texans az
offerings we're taken, and the market closed
steady at the following
E1tra-Graded steers averaging 400 lbs se.4o@s.6o
Choice BeeYes-Fine, fat, well formed year
to , sar old steers, and averaging 900
Good % sSs: ''0''-
steers, averaging 100 to 800 rs. b4o@5.6o
Medium Gradea-steers in fair feah, aver
BassbsE1 sEtps 1'oe to 5e r. sd1m @7S@
steers, and good to extra coH5, for city
slaughter, averaging 800 to 100 bs...--. 350@47s
flesh, averaging 100 to 1850 }bs......:.. soo@42s
staga, bulls, and eca1lawag steers. 26o@s0o
Texas Cattle-Throu8h droYes. s.......,,.. 22533.00
1exas Cattle-Northe1n snInmered. 3.25@3.75
Texas Catt1e-Corn-fed -............,... 4O0{84.15
HOGS-A decline OF 20@25c wss sustained in
the market early in the week, prices falling off
to $3.95@4.20. There has been a fairly active
local and outside demand at the reduction, and,
large as have been the receipts, everything has
been disposed Of, and (taking into consid ideration
the condition Of the market for the prodncD at
fair prices. Host Of our packing houses are
now running, and before the close Of the ending
week all viii. no doubt, be in full blast. Since
Monday, the range OF prices has besn $3.50
4.25, with the great bulk of the sales at $4,000
AIS. Packers bought at 9a90@4,10, willis
shippers paid $4.15@4.20. The outside quota
ton, 54.25, WIS paid, in few instances only, by
Canadian buyers, for extra assorted lots Of flight
average. The quality Of the hogs now coming
forward is fully as good az the average OF former
years at this season+
To-day there was no decided change in the
general features Of the market. The receipts
we're somewhat lighter than had been looked
for, but the demand was not urgent, and prices
ruled steady and frmer as quoted yesterday.
The eaosing rates were 93.95@4.10 for common
to choice heavy and 84.00@4.20 for common to
choice light. Most Of the days sales were with
in the range Of 9400@4.1251. We note the
following:
, 1872-11-18
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, Nor. 16.
The following were the receipts aud shipments
oithe leading articles Of produce in this city
i,lring the past twenty-four hours; and for the
corresponding date q year ago:
, 1872-11-18

sHEEP-Early in the week there was good
demand and prices we're firm. but towards the
and the receipts cont}nuing liberal, an easy feel
ing was developed, and closing rates we're fully
25c q 100 TBS lower than at the opening Of the
market. The inquiry was Of on local account,
and trading was allow at 93.00@3.25 for common
thin mixed lots at 93.50@3. rs for medium, and
at 94.00@5.00 for good to extra.
, 1872-11-18
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Review for The Week Ending Nov. lie.
SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. 16.
The receipts Of live stock during the week
, 1872-11-18

104151 seller December. Corn was firm, closing
ut sl9zc seller the month, and 31@3119c seller
Deceanbar. Freights and provisions we're in
active.
, 1872-11-18

Spring and p1ow steel, -.,.u a12 rates
LEM0As-Met with the usual demand We quote
French at 315o@8.00; Mslagas, $7.00@7.50; oranges
are IN very fais demand at $40. .0o@11,O0 per brl.
nEIALa AND TINNERS STOCK-Tbere we're no
new fetures to note to-day fair amount Of trading
was transacted st previous quotations
TN PLATE-lC, 1o1l4, $500; do, 12x12, $3.50; do
14120, 5000: do, roofing, &C. s14o0.
p7a TIN--Large. 43c; small, 44c; bar 45c.
SHEET ZrSo-Fun caskB, uMc; half casks, ii z!c !;
less quantity, 12c; slab, &c..
sHEET IRoN-No. "a, Tdc rates,
CoprERcopper bottoms, 4sc; brazie1s, over IL lbs,
47c; timed copper, 4sc.
WmE-2 to s. Sc; g. and 9, 1oc; 10 to II, lie: u,
IT, 1INc; Is and H. 12c; IS and is 14c; II, 15o; IS
1861 IT, 19c; 20 2oc; full bundle. Is per cent discount
fance wire, &c.
NAu.-Were in fair demand On local and shippinp
account Rates are steady and rate rs follows I0d
per Eeg, s6.12X@e2s; Sd d. 6s756@66o; Sd do, So
e2k@676 ID DO, 5;3 s6nM@Ssoo; g, 50 do s7s2A@75s
clinch, ss.6o@s.62H. l2h of to the trade.
, 1872-11-18

poULTRY-The market Ia very Iberaly supplied,
and live chickens unsa1abe. There Is some de-
mand for dressed poultry With the supply adequate.
Prices are weak and quotabe ct s1.so@3.oo for hve
chickens turkeys at 9@10c. Sales include Z coops
chickens at sabo@3oo; eoops do at s225; IS coops
do at $3.50; IS doz dressed do at $300@325 48 doz
do 1t $3.50; coops turkeys at 1oe Is coops do at
700 lbs dressed do Ut 13c 200 lbs at 12c 800 lbs
do at 10c; doz extra dressed geese at sl2 06 doz
do st $10.5o; doz dressed ducks at $3.50; doz do
at F4.0O.
pOTAToEs-A fair inquiry prevailed, with few car
lots offered. The market is quite firm, with choice
peechblows auotahe at zo@6oc The risk Of freezing,
and the horse disease prevent shipments to cousid
erable extent Sales include cars peachbo"s at 6oc
dely; at 35c; car at SIC frosted at CSC
on track : $50 bu from store 1T G0@8sc.
SWEET PoTAToEs-Were quiet "a and % anchangeed. : e,1
ern, $3,00@325; common at 2.5n@2.15.
sALT-Thts market continues to rule firm at present
quotations. The demand is undiminished. We
quotes onondage, fine, s2s5; ordinary, coa9se, $22s;
Saginaw, fine, s225; coarse Diamond c, $2.25; dairy
without bag, $500; Do, with bags, $500; ground
solar, sa2 Ashton dairy, per bag. $500; ground
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS fair demand pre-
vailed at the following range Of priceR:
Yxa7c t@rySfr
, 1872-11-18
MONEY AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY.

6ATp4pAx EVENING, Nov. le
The wcek closes upon a quiet though stringent
money market. Throughout the week 1ne pAn1s 1s
have all refused good paper, which tney "oma
have been glad to take If their avanaoie suiplus
would permit. The movement o. 1ne noe etup' "
now just beginning, viii undouo5eoly reneye 1ue =
market to some extent IN week or s"o. II 1ne
rncn market money is ecarce, at ~ per cent
,..r morth and in some instances 2 per cent ia
aid. On collaterals, money is offered by
rokers at Is per cent per annum.
Now York exchange is firm at SOC to 75c per
ri G00 premium for sales between banks.
The clearingH Of the Chicago banks for the
...oa1, nn1no Nnv ia were.
, 1872-11-18

" IN ~ - .*' n ots5 +, fhia rnarEet
moderate hueiaess was transacted at the following
quotations: Carbon, 27x@2sc; extra lard oil Ftr!e~
il winter, 8a@s5c; current maxi, 75c No. i 7oc No.
SPERM $2o0@210 neata' foot OIL atrct1y pure 81
do extra, s1.0o do No. !, 9o@o5c bank FL CSC !;
strats, 1oc elephant oil gse taIRentne, 7o@7ac.
, 1872-11-18

CAITL LE---After protracted season OF e1-
treme du1ness, and general unprohtableness,
We are enabled at last to report pronounced
change for the better. During the Teek under
review the market has been characterized by
fair activity from the opening to the close, and
prices have taken higher range. This CRAFTY
ing result was brought about By a combination
Of favorable circumstances; chief among which
may be mentioned the healthy reaction at the
East,-prlces there having advanced 37@Ac,-
the moderate character Of the supply, and the
marked improvement in the quality Of the stock M e;
offered for sale. Trade opened little
slack On Monday. buyers generally
refusing to pay the higher prices asked, but be,
fore the day sEas over they took hold freely, and
the market has ruled active since, at al advance
Of 25@50c in natives, and at 50@75c in Texas
cattle. There has been no noticeable increase in
the demand for rongh, ha1f-fattened native
steers, and the supply Of such continuing liberal,
prices have undergone but s1ight changes, while
coWs, stock steers and desirable shipping beeVes
are fully 95@50c higher than at the close Of last
week.. New York, Albany, and Boston buyers
picked up the best droves, at $5.25@5.50 for
medium to good steers of from l 100 to 1850 tbB
average, and at S5.75@6. SO for choice to extra
steers averaging from 200 to1 500 lbs. Few Pitts
burgh buyers we're in attendance, but there was
a fair inquiry for such points as Cleveland, Gin
cinnati, Toledo, and Buffalo, and the comuoner
aorta found buyers at $4.60@5.00 for fair to
, 1872-11-18

sEEDs-This market again quiet. Clover was
firm at $51o@515 for prime seed and 81 Tor choice
mammoth. Timothy was steady :. s2ss@2.eo for
prime timothy for January delivery ut q .so@s, 90:
Flax quiet at $.50@l.56. Sales reported Of
50 sacks prime timothy at s2.85; II sacks good at
$o.70; 2G sacks mammoth clover at $3.50.
TEAS-Remain steady at former prices. We quote ::
Hysoa, common to fair, 50@55c; good, 65975c;
choice to extra, s1.o0@1.2o; superhne 70 Ane cid
hyson 7sc@1 90: common imperial e5@75c; good to
chocedo 80c@51. .o5 fine to good gunpowder, s0c@1o5:
choice Il 90; extra choice to extra Leaf
Japan, 9uc@s1 05 fair to good do, 6o@80c; colored
natural leaf Japan 55@d5 common to fine ooong, IS
@55; good 60@75; choice to e1tra, 8o@1.65.
TOBACCO-Was quoted firm and unchanged. We
repeat our list:
cHEWNe-Fine cut-Extra, 75@8oc; choice, $50
70c; COMMON, 65@eoc; poor, 4o@5Dc.
sNoKrsa-E1tra, ss@35c; medium, so@32c; COM
mon STAINS, 27@29c.
.nuaNatufal 1eaf, 75@soc; half bright, so@7oc;
black, sound 48@55c.
WoOD-Ps5ces continue firm at the following range:
Beech, $1,000 maple $l400; hickory, &1460@15O0 !;
elabs $8.00-deliyered.
W0OL-This market continues to rule drn1er, With
strong upward tendency. AS to how much Of an nd
to take p1ace in the absence Of any decided
TRANSACTIONS dealers vary. Some think that the large
quantities Of foreign wool being imported, and tie
stringency in money matters, will tend to counteract
the disposition to very decided sdyanoe. We quote
, 1872-11-18

Three dollars per to be added when transfezzed
which charge follows the shingles.
Thickness-F1ye sh1ngles to be tWo inches in thick
ness.
Length--Si1teen inches.
HARDwooD-An average business VAS done
IN hardwood Saturday. Prices remained m
chu1oad as fn1Tnv4a
, 1872-12-15
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
OR sALE-BY HARTMANN 4 QUINN. ROOM 10.


Fon sA4E-BY HARTMANN :. QUINN. nooM1o
: s ss:s: ss::: i s. s. 5 5 s. e.
:s:;; { &: s: i
SSss5:s ss5:s If If { 81 q q ~ +
Z ss:s: r.; 3:s;ss Sc I'll %i$ a.
aa5e Ss sS f a.
E7oR sALE-BY BOYD. 1 WIsNER. SOUTHWEST
= corner State and Madison-sss.
ssaHs Is Ss S61s Rs s9s
viii pay large profit to subdivide:
ToR sALE-BY MASON MILLS. REAL ESTATE
Dealers, southeast corner CLARK and Nadison-sts,
Al Engeweod..s, s. g. 10. or y acres. station
q good trsst for subd{visio9ass ssaa,. c,,,,..
Ae1o property and lf{s fMPR6VR6 ft sSVte 6Sh''as0'
sy So,iss rd
West Laksst.. near Leasit store nd dwelling $500,
Parkav near Robey 2stoFy hoSse S% snd 1ot S. 500;
Southeast corner Clark and bfadison-sts.
FOE {aai d,5
Il @eSsTR and hs bsst soEas +
@ %
ToR sALE-4o ACRES, SOUTH SIDE, NEAR CITY,
hass E.
FOB N2RTH Pr EVANSTON
to d ana r Sa % r esss e.. y
party can sci Who does not dea e1clasivey i ha
ID E.
BROWNE. near depot Evanston.
s1d,5 0hgs At 1aS xa5
fsG o6Es Is
= 50. 13 Ne proporty promises better Fetq5n f.
6S19af LIZ ySaRR L. D. WEB
nice With bFck
1si' and both
VIZ #f fRS eS5se HS "a c6 % i, sSis .sss: Sisss IN Vs'
F'oR sALE-zI MUST HAVE MONEY. AND HAVE
s hd1ass ns 81 81 a sss sss' for
I st Engiewood With ss5o cash., balance nonthE pay:
.nents without interest," aEro lot close staton and
SIR Y vi"
EoR sALE-,OR EXCHANGES 81 LOTS AT MAPLE:
s aasten e.
M$io5,oNNEII, Reai Estate and Loan Broker West
nd so cHHssss s1s2 es E
FoR SALE $50 ACRES IN SEC. Is, 81, ls, GROVE
g Is: ss5s: + + &c. &c. 8 g. T. Grove properly.
'9S q scFes .cTes IN In Sec sec' e e g g Il Il.
~ ~ q &. G II ,THAxEKsco.: IL s,s,ss,.::+
FoR sALE-AT MAYwooD-A NEW HOUSE
with ROOMS Closets pnntry, and woodshed. and 10
, 1872-12-15

FOR SALE-SEVERAL GOOD HOUSES AT COT
Il tage Grove, for S. 49, 0 with part or a the
modern itnprogenents, and II OF more rooms. a. G.
SAWYER, I54 LaSalle-st.
T0R sALE-eo FINE -REsDENCEs ON THE
RICH, 36S Wabash-ay. y
, 1872-12-15
DIVORCES,

nIVoRoEs legally (; All OBTAINED. FEE AFTER
courts Of Chicago. Address ?. o. Boz 1p97,
, 1872-12-15
BOARDING AND LODGING.

West Side.
IT AND Is SOUTH GREEN-ST.-FINELY FUR.
1 nished room, with drst-olass board in private
family.
, 1872-12-15

10 NORTH CURT1S-ST: Two FURNISHED
IL front rooms with board and ire; few day.board-
erg accommodated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-05-15

,StiLrS IN Poetry ant Philosophy BY j..
&. SnAlsp, Principal of the United college
OF 81. Salvador, st. Leonard, and st. An
drcw'S, author Of Couture of Religion"
New York: HrRp l. HoCGHToS. Cam
bridge RIVERSIDE PRESS. .--...---...--
The RIVERSIDE Pass attracted, 4 few years
since. good deal of interest in the literary
world for its very tasteful and stylish letter.
Dress. Besides. the publishers issued Il jul
yenile and literary monthly which cNcelled
any publications Of their character ever
issued in this country for their exquisite IL
Illustrations and the spirit and taste with
which they were maintained. Finally, for
want OF support, they were merged into less
interesting monthlies, and we missed from
our table the two delightful visitors which
we always welcomed. It is, therefore, agrcea-
bic to get book from The entrrprising pub
fishers.
The work whose title is given above is a
discriminating criticism Of the life and genius
of WORDSWORTH, CoLERIDGE and KEBLE. The
author is a-Scotchman, and his style is char
acteristic of the strong sense and hearty and
direct style of Scotch writers.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON 4 Co.
Tie Lords Prayer. Nine Sermons Preached
an the Chapel Of Ltncoln'S Inn. BY FIRE.
Derrick DENIsoN MAURICE, late Professor OF
Casuistry and Moral Philosophy in the
University Of Cambridge. New York:
HURD e. HouGnTON. Cambridge: RIVER
SIDE PRESS.
Mr.. MAURICE died the first of last month
in London. He was man of very decided
genius. He was graduate of Trinity Col.
lcge, and entered the Episcopal Church as Il
minister "though he refused to accept the
Interpretation Of the Church and its belief
switch were held by many Of the Doctors
L" of the Church" He belonged to the sahoo
of CHARLES KINGSLEY, ROBERTSON, and others
He was well known in the literary world
and his sermons attracted much attention.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON Il Co.