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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-19
Hints to Young Men.

These words of wisdom are from paper
in the last number OF L0BdOa Society 4:
After all, in looking out for IA wife, a
man must consider how she will show at
the tireside, rather than at parties You
can learn SO much of literary and nthetic
tastes, the favorite books that are al
ways in hand, the music that is regular
ly studied and sung, the kind of asso-
Citations, and the general order of tastes.
1t is by far the best way of getting up II
Irritation, which is not unpleasantly
done and benignant Love-making is
an uncommon pleasant employment for
the winter nights. You may talk of the
perils of young men when they come up
to town but there is no better safeguard
than giving such young fellows the asso-
Citations of home and sweet woman.
Parents make an immense mistake tax
ing too severely monetary view of the
young fellows prospects. | never knew
a young fellow under ever SC dun cloud
who, with purpose an ability, could not
work ont his wav into the sunlight.
Better even the long engagement, or the
early marriage, than many other sup
positions that might be put.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-19

In China, the Emperor's physicians are
literally paid so long as his Majesty con-
tinues in good health. But the salaries
are suspended from the beginning of his
illness, and it has been remarked that the
near relative of the " Sun and Moon ;,
generally enjoys uninterrupted health.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-19

A lady who refused to give, after hear
ing a charity sermon, had her pocket
picked as she was leaving church. On
making the discovery she said The
parson could not find the way to my
pocket, but the devil did"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-19
RATES OF ADVERTIsINu.
In the Tunnel.

The disastrous consequences which some
mes ousue from young people Of opposltc scxo.
eng brought into proximity to each other II
ailwpy tunnels are eleyerly set forth IN the ap.
pndod verses from the Harvard AdrOcdsi
Riding up from Bangor,
On the Pullman tram,
From six weeks shooting
In the woods of Maine,
Quite extensive Whskcrs,
Beard, mou,tachr ns well,
Sat q udyut icllor,'
lal, and tine. aud swell.
Empty scat behind him,
No one at his side
Ton pleasant station
Now The train doth glide.
Entcr aged compile,
Take the hinder scat
Enter gcutle maiden,
Beautiful, peute
Blushinely she ialtors
II this scat engaged p
(Soe the a.td couple
Properly onragcd,l
Stud nj, quite Cc4taiic,
Sees her tickets through
Thinks Of the long tunnel
Knows what he viii do.
SO they sit and chatter
While the cindcrs lv,
TIL that student feer"
Gets one IN his eve;
And Tia" gentle maiden
QucllN Turns about
May, !, II you please, sir,
Fry 10 get II out ~
Happy student fcler"
Feels a dainty touch
4
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-19

A. HARD CASE. William Kelley has
just been pardoned out of the Ohio
state prison, upon the belief that he was
innocent of the crime for which a life
time sentence was passed upon him. He
has been imprisoned twelve years, and
the state settles its obligation to him
by giving him a pardon and new suit
of clothes,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-19
RATES or SUBSCRIPTION.

Ono copy ono yoar In advance. ,u,,....f 30
II not paid within three months, ...,.... 90
Noyarlation whatever from those rates.
No tpor discontinued until all arrearaRe
are AID, except at the option Of the publishe
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-19

"Tell the mistress that / have torn the
curtain said a gentleman lodger to
female domestic. =" Very well, sir sois-
tress will put it down as rent "
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-19
JOB PRINTING

Of all kinds neatly executed at the lowest living
prices. Our Office ia well furnished with mate.
rial and stock for this department, and we now
have experienced and competent workmon TO
use them. II you want any printing done you
need not go 10 the city, or out Of the county,
for You can get NJ good work and an low prices
at this Office AZ at any other.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-01-19

SOLID FIGURES, s,-The papers are no.
ting the high prices paid to foreign sing
ers. None of these figures, however,
come up to what Barnum paid Jenny
Lind She received S20S,675 for nine
ty-fve concerts, which give an average
of 50, 1876 per concert, or S43, 920 for
twenty nights. He also paid all the ex-
penses of Miss Lind, her companion and
servants from England, and all their ho-
tel and travelling expenses up to the last
concert, besides furnishing her always
with a private coach and horses. The
receipts of the concerts varied from s..
600 to SIS, 900 a night. Ten concerts
realized over $40, 600. This was, in 1857,
a thousand nowadays.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
i 6tbffrs 4 Eta :&saIess.
NEW GROCkRY STORE
q. ". Cor. HssrAh aPA Market ss''
. l.i:r! r - WILMINGTON. DEL :.5..9 J..

!. '':E' - @WELna00H0Ns1 49, 2
-; rhe = 'un,;dasysItpsa respectfully An-aH
: hsaness IS lis eld flis.ds end thef
0ellio generally tAat hs hae So1aEsSsaI - . .tocS
\ q Aisssy 4tcrS, md Aasolsnsa S''' :'''A
sot AeS SSkaGRi "a Ak 4ks. IS S6aARs ANp noLA1aEa. ;,
So sssss. ssss :sfl flssa: lfSsai: = -,
ela eoy:!nnsr s 96$si* 6as::. ss =. sasss Blsef and
Green Tsas WatA ~ Asns ss%,X ssra! D1 !~ss,
81 aaIssa sisaa & e8 S'Ssasss :i.: ;Ssaet! Il. =?
fsscSss and Apples. Ciaae4l a!cs!gs eH3ffsa Hs
buoksts, Brsahss, SpM@s ~ 4 cxeH H -.
tsndiea, snd I'll sfticles Qenftlf kaRA1E 1assNsa
sortsd Groossy 6tafa. E4M9r = rGn7PPRN
stN-lS ales ae1- A.e~+suti1 - nez fII7 Z
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

Trains leaving Wilmington at 10 40e: n. 1a 6N
~. m. connect with trains leaving philadelphia st
sf0 q. m. and p. n.
Ware X. X. and p, W. b R. r. trains ayyiMpg N;
Wilmington at 10 Is and 10 26 an.
Trains leaving LandsntsTg at 20 .. NJ 9ud ~.
y connect with trains for Philadelphia. leaying
Wilmington at 10 and q p m. and the Des-
aware tram South, leaving WilDingtoA st eDHn.
OmnibqA ira naier between ". 4 ". and p Wy
3. Depntt and cars Of wilminFtbn City y. I. isF
cents for each psssenger and cents for each pfsts
| Of baggage. M. G. CONWELx. bopts. :
| novl. W3m. --,..- ri. -. ,.-,-..,- ~.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
HhlMde 'Nd1ai Wilmington auul Batt.
:" ''.' : '''' m0k6 KAlfoad, "''' "a ~
&Q4M UA
>. TIME TABLE.

e |
R; s;sff' AIS !;
Y. stopping .faii Resu, SOap.sts
Delaware Eaill.sa. a. Hair,neson vim jaaetOn aad
S:;Ss:s si5Sis Ri ss
Ss
Gss
.os.SsTAis Ealoa f.s1g-
s.s hsss;,.s assse. sss
w;n
~ .:5 ..... .... ...
~, ..s ~. .'5E ,las n, @
InIxK KRnL 4 AEIfHiA !. Atk'A: M-ss,ns $50, Sls
s;g !, /; s:; ".
\ And rs 7. NJ rhs siu.AsiM. ss.sn viz .aos
atop .s;r,sn , eas.., ~ sS+ rSr'DliA On SUNDAY
The t..3 A. NJ ,ran men, wnmintssn Will eonn-ct =,
,S;f :; rs EirS II s RAMS !.
s.ssSs & ss, csss.. .sa,.,. ..s.,
.Ss.aas sss vi lSSI M Msaa.. i.y. ,a s..ns
s.ts sss se. 5,.s u sss;.; u VISA. @
sr. ssie :ap- .s4lI sss,4.:~.~. -, iA.i...sAs .sl
rslJ. * Ssp... 81. pbs,.a.p ma. suussy. s.ysr..a. Z.
.a-s7s @. anat = pm oso,o Vt shisaei{AAs Al
ssss;a as:ss s, Fs,:ss. Es,:sss II s.s ~
lTmins h1sAgtoH ~ SS5 Gxop. vii
{n hssssia .ss. III f!nnssssS ass ~ t1u i.
+ Egss1ss5; :sSs s4s5sg;
iLDAHK eH8exRa - 1,st yA2 tN3. S<s sauIl.0s a. n
IL Lc IA HH4A az. ~, kslf fftis - A4t loSsP Nj
l 4. =. Way Mstl; $50 Al EIprsss; s. 2. n M
iru:, peoua, nv z. n SuesasS ltoaNp, H. kSpfess.
Prom RANmors fOKkDspost ttAnd intei
asnfrSn forr ne ~nl .P.rr
~ y. sis u An 10 ,Aptvi dtas 81
~ es.s'itsfR sfRliSs FOR tuAb4f,e, - ~.
'sfIsIvs cAssssr d ~ ~ ahd el a. kadt r.s. -
ii Law wiua'sgsou ~ iAsksis and 'ln0s ~ I'm
%Se = stSDAY rRxIN sRoA 8ALrlXoRE :"
Il LdAssl DAsEo y " NJ sssptsns senom, Pa
IL aAas 4sgdss.s =
~ 1Stt &AnM 600 yndai Li..cct aud chs.tsr.
'tt ln.- y 81, - "A "a, - kEHNcf. aupsSu sstdsns
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
~ &siiraaa: xi1fs, :m..
. PENNsxLVANIA RAILROAD.
!. = &1001a
:, o. 4. ASp 4 ,,.,I 4sts. syxspMAg, " ~ OCT. q. ma.

.'=; SssT II 3fp pniLAbEnPhat% 1ffts eIan1P1hat Ser :" M
ar'y: 8 T;s. ss:t .sS
! an. $50 So s,n. ssd ,Sa4.. :SsSs.s.
s'E E+;. s.'ig, ss;.s: ss' .:s!s
~! La. ss, .as ;1s;s s:: Ss1 asy
Rsaess,sr and W York Acc. daily. daily. AZ % ssaaay SQsa.
S;s,;Ss,s Ese.::: dtiy: ': except saadsy 2 2
southern Exprsas daily lelg pm.
.SHcnc Express dsily...... !lAO pm
soii Sunday IN Trains am 1nds PM
ME Mail SATURDAY nisht runs only to Whismspoft
daily exost suDdss .iiek s!s st BE- procured and
b'ss's' a'.s:sd s. S N,ys:,.S McEsss - BY $40
g. NsS S ..S xS's sna and III @ SsS, and
iais e. Ssw Ssw OK iop%
Nay Train for Trenton 6.45 N. 43O and II - \ M
New YORK Sunday Trains. 10 m. $50 pm pm; md
KENSINGToN DEPOT.
4olnesburg 4 Dustleton. 6.i5 --.
Il sn0I.0 p. Il ,ss4.1 ..t.,5a.,t + e, "a.
s:,s 4. e: II. \; 1!.ssss 1asss:,ss and .ss
wV frsins Nr Trenton. 1910 IN. SIS. 500 and
FOR BELvIDBRE DIVISION. ..,
Express for Trenton Lamberty lille, Eaton. Scran
II t0ns Aq., ~ u, and 4Q0PI
Way lTain 70 Lambertyiile fleminston. Il, 90 am.
"a ~ Trains fot Pennington 1900 IN and 800 IN
:. l Accom- for Ba!viders 800 N. - '..'5a, =
,I MAkKkY STREET FERRY.
a..,. ,Amboy OivseiOn. 9, .r-,,
- Accommoda. for New York via Perth Amboy ant
via Monmouth Junction. 8 ~ %. and 200 /. N
Y Way Trai1s tcr 81 Trenton. So9 and 1919 u. z.v
I'll AceO9u: for New York via Jersey City, 100 ID
:, MW Train tor 6urhuRtOn. .".......... S.alp 70
- fMsy Trains for Bordentown. 500 and l.SV y n
80" Express Trains tor Long Branch $50 q and 20
i'il pm
Rxp Trains for Hishtstown. {. 90 a m and ssop u
and 400 m.
Rspre.s Trains fot Pembertou, Long Branch an
Nd. oNothesn and ruckeStOA Railroads, 7.3V
Xsx 1rslns ior Ut, Holly, 1890 p m ana II 80
wW Trains for Peuberson. 1000 r. 245. sou az
- hasspias Car Ticke tsfor the West con Be ID
stth Ticket Ofee, yOl Chestnut stre<
:" and at the Depot, Thirty second ana Market Sts
for and deliver Basgaac at the bepots. Orders v
receive prompt attention. and Railroad Time Ca
can 1lso bs ontAihed At following =. - 40 = !
l., TzcKkl ozsicRs s.: g. IS IS Se:s:ass:ass; @ S1ss;
nd Dsss,; sss ss:si S;as.,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

The Nj xed Train viii f1n subject to delays inci-
dent TO freight bushes and will stop only at sta
tions where time is giy en-. = > "a
NEW CA STLE TRAINS
Leave New Castle foe WiIminetoa Abd Phn6del-
at 40 AN. Leave Pkilajelp kis a. l2WNfind
wilmington At 10 p. n ..fov New Castle sTisF
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS f;a
Additi0nafto taose AboVe. lsav . esmyrna for Clay
ton II So. mo and AS p. m. Leav Clayton for
Smyrna $40 ssD.. and, ,2ll p. NJ >, TO make caunec
tier with'tr rAin4to and from Dover. and stations
=. CONNECTIONS, -.
At TOWNSEND, w4h the Ken County and Queen
| At CLAYTON. with the Maryland and Delaware
| Railroad. q .taI
At HAKRlN TON. with the Junction and Break
| water Railroad.
A. sEAF0RD with the Dorchester and Delaware
| kaitEOAd. . - :, T. ~,
! AnAA Wiss 0ise aaa ksVccu0kt. NxilrVSn::.e
u. r. ,KkNNRE, SusG
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
~
q9tSSr vtNhe . ~ ssah -
FORTUNE sPEss~x rs = sHfsrREss IN THE CASE
--THH AuDCoNU1NorHO1RL NAN.

AcafSSr vWnts = ~ ssai. ~
A FORTUNE Z sPrsss,.E n ~, nfsrKEss IN THE CASE
-TH HAHDCoMDaNerH01HL NAN.
Among sAe.ye.ssegs.s, et II. Steamship
recently. was William B: Bertows. proprietor
& sy.ss ss Hi:sn s ssa sssss ssi' q s
.:sa:, .sas A,a afg; s!ss e
n: E:, WIS xs ~ ess asS eass 1 that
he had left her and her three children for.
ever, and In connection with this blow sue
learned also that he had eloped With oue ss
Clara Middleton, to whom he had long peen
0ev When in the tn Everett House q, before pdr
were about fifty thousand dollars aAySar, W
be Ssc.ne xas Sa!sSsa hssss snes snS {
chase thsthe AAd 10 lartsVats ~ Everett
i the SsisSn ni bcres @ IT, itself. which, SG1sast
pufehaseabace ~ Arsc Hagrows. For mis-
Middleton, also. he purchased house OF
Twenty seventh street. which. furnished cos
him about $780, 900. Mrs. B0rrows became &C
couple lived very unhappily. he was soGS ,S
to pass into bankruptcy, and once Or tWic
narrowly escaped dishossession fror his eatats
The departure to Europe Was dsaioslAcl
planned, Rorrows hed been secretly Iem0v1n
bis baggage and clothing from the house. an
Miss Middleton had disposed Of the nous
and furniture. )
AbSutV6e Vclstkin&h 1Aibtnapn ol hls Dc
partuee, he called foe glass q sbranAy. e1
ssyns he W. RanS put fo deT I'm mo%snS %ssn'
ns ss ssa ss e s eSs1ss ts sns
Two of the cl,iidreA lett behind arc vel
young. He was financially ruined and owl
to medical frieaid A6otH 1A0, 900, and to J0l
r. ChAmberlaip $1,000. At one time he VI
werth eSo0,Oo0. HIS friends, however. av
that hA has not gone abroad with . woman
doubtful reputation. but has only sailed cecrf
ly to avoid . probable arrest by his creditol
and to make arrangements to meet pecuniel
obligations.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
AXE HAlLRO AD LTM1t,
SUMNER AKRAN0RMEMT.t -. ID >

On ana .flsr MONDAY. tult As1.
- lisp. lsundays excepted. Tfsins Ni1it.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
80 - l-.,-&A&$-
nA2SAsnMA SRSAA,

S;.sST5s<s:',s,7zS=s: ;.s5ss:',
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
LAND pooR.
NV NJ
AZ 40 >" 49,
. ~ NJ aAa1na Bns = 80


sI ls1se3 sszsn.; -: - II
5,fs 5is,ss e. "a :a$Sie:s q: ,:lI s
l'A'ssss: ss :.id a. WAIT - :. yss ~ = 1.''
To tell Aoy thinsl ~il susa out ssaAS Y wsWaa ~
s~' a-n' q &. ~. J.R 4ss,t
And yh.99 the lot il psid sir..ad,vs fave 81 ~
E.s % y! =; s:i::: ts :.:::;s :!s:s 4:
And %:a:ss IL ,h. ssaiir.. Ii iin.s'hs1.
T5,r.;s.. ~ iax sa.AsI
There Is no use orvalkinH charse- -yoA. hsx. .sAAs
And - :is1;s :sI:i :::i:i,'.. .'sss' ';.. .a4s
For .i:FS ysss: sss: nv. ,.ss.a ..A'..,. AsslsAs
Will! sef ~ -. 49, = i l. a.ss ~ &
AsldSl IA ah IN a.a'.;s -i.s4 a sos-s--s
"a sci. M I 4 w~., ,. ... :: "a ~
With sss%: one ss e.s l.: H.
t~. sssA !S \ sss: live. ..a Wv
We'd ,sS.; ~: sss:s ~: Ss':.:. = ::a - s.'' = Il.
Will, others 'h.v. susssu.h.se e.aa, '~z.w ~
Jus. sSss, !, Y. :, NJ. s:. .,A ~ ~.
That Z: :'::s; s;s:: s. ;ss s,,ss. q w:
ofe':ss: ~ I'D f'ne'os IT, b.: s.sr. ~ ..,s
Yes. Cs:,!.'. r.. though. Of j. asna,'s y .i..s :
And 3ssS:Fsa it really paid 70 s .'v.,'s. !, - 1a L
That sss ss; \. spi!! coy As@. took pleasure ''
Our ohi,a,ss dear e u.s. had never left ou'
Isrisvs to thsaRaet &xAsSs wslka. ND tsa4Nnd
wAs sis' 81 iHs Sas, y..a.v. .A e..
Men eeil 81 .,ch. but Ne are poor-wOsid " mo-
rhsAfE ai su.is s4tars,, tSr b'sts. :! way = !
Don. sleh I4..:sin yos. s r.. : -
rsesdi$ !es xtaesi ,.sssS,s. ' I. s.:' 4,
is;s w II sh s plssss ~ 4 2. :
We've worn tie cream Of lNSayAys y 'tseyS, se
opcA HhsS Asadi rsfr:i.s! ~. .is H.. o
'Tis pptains OF enjoyment lonk tftSf W shjct. .s~
And aher IL. tso Aash of wealth seems useless a.
Althoass se t; sssu.d ala. to l...+ vhs. al, nu.
Our brissss:s ss4ihiy ssnvs>sssaSss
TAa. lia I; iSos. and tats ofdst.. tn. .avs'
We seldom half begin to live before we're doan'
Were I to start my life again. I'd mark each SEPT
And never 1T . siaslssns psas sasai9ssa Asyaf. A.
It .A.r. ver. thing. "a to .aas. ,'as k.sI thsA
And ass. s si hon. sA.t ~ ~ hi.1 as =
ra..i! som: ; land II II wsfs niss Ind a.e,'~' "
". .is;ys thought .ts sn,at e
we'll worked efe beso. i..aaiHtiG 30 mar
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
DHILADELpHlA.W lA.WitMfN0rUN 4 BIlTI.
1 MORE tbtkkSslfAa}p.rortcp

On and after WEDNESDAY, October 18th, 1871.
passenger ear win be attached TO the freight
train leaving PhtAdslphia a 800 p. u..4of Viii
aSs sfain ~iA stgp At -siAhok: a. sOiioRs when
;sp:lGsS GSe.sr Gray; F.1ry a$ kes,saS o
low e!9 ,. m: Linwood. 95S p nj Clay mont. l0.0l
p m; kli'FtisA sas p II ssr 1880
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13
VEST.

WiiI isavo @ 1olIaWs; -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-13

- -. sea - S<sr ...ss>E.
miugten and Western =. u
.T1NE TABLE.
O.s::s:s &c., a3. fR's slR. kRaRAl a9Rssls;.
, 1872-12-06
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

.,ao- THURSDAY EvESEa, Dec; 5:
BROOM On coRN-rhis HHSi market was unchanged. There
Is some inquiry, but it is chiefly restricted to the
really choice hur is scarce and r, hut tho supply Of
common to medium grades Ia abundant. We con-
tlnue to quote: Ne Nc. hur sXG0c R Fer u; NJ; 90:
No. do, 3@4c inside green, 4@4He: do red tip, &c
do pale and red, o@5Ee.
BEANs-There Is fair demand for choice varieties
with the supply rather light. Common beams arc
plentiful and allow Of Bale We quote: Naeies at s.
Gas; fair, s.. .65@1.75; common to medium $1,000
BUTTERFLIES demand for good to choice butter
keeps even pace with the supply md prices remain
5 at 9hef s
offers of concessions. Following are the quotations
Strictly choice dairy, 25@28c; medium to good, 18@
DC; inferior to common, 8@17c.
BAGGING-The steady upward movement in the
price Of the marrial ia inpartng hrncr tone to
the market for cotton seamless bags, and although
trade is still very dull dealers refusing to h orders
at any considerable concession from tho quotations
quiry and rule comparatively steady as previously
quoted. Prices range IS follows: Stark, 35c !;
crse bses and an geHr gn
MES, SINGLE 1s@19ei do DOUBLE CSC; wool sacks. 68
BUILDING MATERIALS-The demand is very light
and restricted to those materials required for finishing
work begun Prices without essential change
sscso s ssonas aasnf to % %Sass9 g.
Rosendale cement, 33.25@350; Utica cement s2.o0
per brl; 1ouiavila cement, $500; Akron cement,
white sand per brl, s275@3 co. pa.tsrng hair per bu
ssst psf s.cs
@14oo; Woodstock pressed range ut 5oot94ooo; ST.
Louis Hydraulic pressed, $500, del; Milwaukee,
del; fire clay per brl, s40o@50o. The following
Is the list Of prices per boz Of 50 feet for domestic
window glAss from which reduction OF 40 per cent
IA a1a fv 1euiar1.
, 1872-12-06

Wood ct, bet Adams and jackson, ef 25 # to alley,
dated Dec S; consideration, s2,70o.
consideration, $4,000.
NORTH OF CITY LIMITS.
The premises 10: "a Seminary ~, dated Nov. Il
consideration, 0000.
Lots and IN Block ], in starks Addition to Isa-
yenswood, dated Sept. 8; consideration, ,7oo
SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS.
All Of 4 Of 9 y Of Il OF Sec &c. 3d. - ct canal
and Of railroad, dated Oct. 1; consideration 4oo
acre psc St ot e, g. ~
Lot Il, in Block l, in A1oatgomeryss i n 4 It "
Sec 4, 38, IA, dated Dec. /; consideration, 5000.
Lots 2I to n. in Hubhards Dlock J, ct Cough j.
B2rneys Lots "a md 49, in Sec 1G, 30, II, with build
ing, dated Nov. 8; consideration, 81, $50.
WEST OF CITY LIMITS.
Undivided Il Of 1317 IN x sw 4 Sec Is, 80,
13, dated Oct. 2 consideration, $7,50U.
Undivided x Of 1515 acrcs in scne 4, dated Oct. e
consideration, 81, 500.
East IS Of 13t5 acres in x, dated Oct. q; con-
sideration S15, 900.
East q Of x 13H{ acres in came, dated July 27 !;
consideration, Sl3,333
, 1872-12-06

REAL ESTATE.

The following instruments we're fled for rec
ord On Thursday, Dec. s:
crFg rnorEnTg.
Ashland ay GIT it Of Thirty-frst st, I, ,144 It,
With front en- Canal Of 19G9 it. dated Oct. consd
Grafton, s2oo,6oa Samuel ]. Walker to Joseph E.
Young.
Sampson st, between Iafin and Loomis sts, Il +, q
# TO nlley dated Nov. % consideration, 81 900.
Sloan st. Of Noble st, +, Is It to alley, dated Dec
20 consideration, S725.
sedgwick ct, between Wendell and Oak etz, vi, Lot
6, dated Nog. 80 !; consideration, $3.50.
Wabash ay bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth ste ef 81 fl
to alley, dated Sept, 10 consideration s14 500.
Let Il in Gampbsll,s M bloel ?, Of Morris Ksr
datsd Aug: -; consideration, @ II !is 81 co., ~
to alley, dated Dec. 2 !; consideration, s5o,oob.
in 99aa Soas 3 + Il a;e as
so4siasEs99 7dsR Psfss Ss09 3adop dated Nav 50
Lot ot cssVer's Subdivision in Block of Sec. s,
dated ct 2s os soasiaefsfta1 RI sgd y9p pecser
x Of < ofnwA Sec. 26, So, 1s dated NoV.11; con-
lot Block T. Of Pisress s!ao Addition to Hosfen'
Rockwsla Addition. dated nov. 26; consideration
iot H. Of Raymona's Subdivision. IN 1oe Sec. ~
81, II, dated May &; considerations .. - ~
Brigham s Of and near Ashlend I'D av - IL u
Line ct, cor ct railroad undivided 3 Of Lot :,
running to river, dated Sept. 20; conssdesat'on'
925,ooo. ..'.
Undivided V OF Lots q to "a, 47 and 49, in Block o5,
Echool Section Addition, dated Nov g; consider
seasw5ek st. bet Linden st and North az, f. Lot 81,
dated Nov. II !; consideration 81 AGO.
Wabash az, Of Eighteenth st, W.T. 275zxe0o IT, dated
Nov 8: consideration, $14, ,0oo
Io.2 IN Aason's Subdivision Of Lots and S, in q
sw4 Sec 81. 10. II, dated Oct. %; consideration.
$3.50.
, 1872-12-06

HOGS-Ihe market was active and strong.
The receipts were again large (reaehing some
10000 headD, but local and outside buyers operat
ed on 3 liberal scale, and at the close of trade
comparatively few hogs remained in the pens
unsold, sales having been made at 93.70@3.75
for colnmo9; 73.80@s;85 for medium, and at
$3.9o@4.0 90 for goodto ochoise,-indicating an ad-
vance Of &c as compared with yesterdays prices,
or an advance Of l0c since Tuesday. As there
is nothing in the surroundings OF the market to
warrant the present upward movement, the OBJ
may be inferred, is to influence next weeks sup
ply. Two OF three assorted lots were taken
early at 9A.10, but most Of the days business
was done at S3.85@3,95. We append tho fol-
lowing.
, 1872-12-06


Tho Saginaw Courier says:
Tho salt market is quiet and there are no especial
features to note. Several sales have been made in
BAY County, ut about S1.50, md there Is nov,
derstand but very little salt on hand unsod In that
county The early and rather sudden closing Of nav
CATION left larger quantity Of salt the than
would have been the case had navigation closed ten
days later, as was anticipated would be the by
several large shippers who had quantity Of salt ready
for shipment expecting vessels to load As it is the
amount is considerably smaller than Last year. with the
prospect Of further decrease before tie opening Of
aa,ygation next spring From George " Hill Deputy
river 1o2 413 barrels OF the amount hand 1t IS
tmated that from 5000 to $4,000 barrels, mostly in
Bay County, sold leaving, perhaps $4,000 barrels
IN hand unsold. There are, however, some fifteen
works on the river that have and two blocks in
operation, ard will the whole tie greater part
Of tho winter.
LATEST.
In the afternoon wheat WAS fairly active and
13c higher. No. spring sold at 81 10]S@1. .1014l,
seller tho month closing at $1.101s; and 31.1l@
1.1136 seller January, closing at $1.113sSs. Corn
M Mas moderately active, md 1sc higher; sold at
January, both closing at the outside. Other
grain and provisions were neglected
, 1872-12-06

will consume 10000 tons of wheat; but il they
are unable to obtain market in California and
elsewhere for their manufacture, at remunera-
tive rates, then the amount Of wheat to be ex-
ported in grain will be larger than above given,
as the millerB will not manufacture 80 much
flour, and Of course more yessels will be re-
quired to market the same. We have made two
shipments Of -four direct to China, which is all
that will be exported direct from here under six
months to como, and the San Francisco market
appears to be in q poor condition for heavy ship
ments, owing to the limited export demand now
ruling in that city.
PROVISIONS IN NEW ORLEANS
D. ". g. Sanford l. Co. give the following az
the stocks Of provisions at New Orleans on the
1st inst:
, 1872-12-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF CHICAGO,

ARRIVED. Dec 5.
stmr Annie Young, Erie, $50 tons railroad iron and
sundries.
Schr American Union, C1e7e1and, 1853 tons coal
Schr D. r. Marlin, Buffalo, 1GO tons rairoad iron.
Bchr D. B. Msrtn, Elk Rapids LIZ tons railroad iron
and sundries.
Prop City Of Trayerse Trayerse City, $40 N lumber,
40 green and 50 drieI hides.
Prop B. w Blanchard Buffalo, 80 bars railroad iron,
1850 brls salt and s11udries,
Prop Prop Mon Montgomery Buff1l., ooo pfl. salt
schr 4. L. Potter, Milwaukee, 4so| tons iron ore.
CLEARED. {............Dac. s.
schr F1eetwing, NanitoWoe, 10000 bu corn, 60 brls