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New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
To Opponents.

There are great many persons who. having
obtained superficial view Of our System. con-
dems it impracticab.e and visionary, or a ire
ligicus or at least heteroiox, and that bccau,c
some of the principles which II involves do not
square with their contracted nationality and their
petrihed bgotry There is mighty want in the
worlG Of that enlarged Reason which does not
deny merely because it cannot comprehend. and
that enlightened Faith which does rot reject Nhas
j, new. merely because it is new. but will accept
the progressive Developments of Science.
Our opponents and critics should see that we
have stood, since have been propagating oul
system. upon disadyantageou. grounds: We have
done nothing but affirm or explain prime pies
We have not criticized We have taken positive.
and not negative grounds. Now it is rery hart
to affirm and very easy to criticlse; We conse-
aueu,ly have chosen the difficult part. and thi,
,houd have been taken into consideration.
We should have commenced with strong crlti-
cism, OF the present Order OF thIng>.-sho~n the
falseness and rottenness Of what exists, which
would perhaps, have induced people TO listen to
what we have to propose for the future, but We did
not wish to lose t.mc and 50 placed cur Doctrines
at once and without introduction before the public
We shall devote few more articles To explaining
the practical part OF our Sys,em,-touch upon some
points of a theoretical nature, after which we shall
begin a criticism of Society and It's elements. Inc
Majority accuse our Doctrine OF imPracticabilliy
and irreligon: We will throw back the accusation
in ther teeth. ard show them that the present
organization of things although very practical. l.
so in an internal way and based upon fraud, over
reaching and human degradation, and that the he
hgion Of the day is full of duphcity and contra
dicticn. and that the principles which are preached
in theory are tranpled undc- foot in practice The
human Mind il sunk into shallow doubling Reason,
which bclievcs like the animal, nothing out what
tie senses can see and its Faith Ia, become fetr-
fed and holds only To past forms and symbols. and
breads every thing, the social elevation oi the
Human Rae, because it j. something new.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
From The London PhaanS. HuGH DoHERrY, Editor
what il the system Of Fourier

This Is question often asked, but seldom
answered property: nor cun We give a full and
satisfactory answer to 1t in u single article
In the krst place Fourier System Is not a
System, il j. Science of the Laws OF Order III
the Usiyer,e. and a. there are many spheres or
system. of order in the world, the law oi universal
unity explains them all without coufounding them
with one another. This law of universal unity
and harmony i. what Fourier term, the d" Series.
or the law of perfect order in all systems, whether
.eneia al or partial celestial terrestrial and what
ever branch of human know ledge he may treat d.
he applies thi, law of universal unity 10 solve the
problem OF true harmony. 1t j. not system It :
the science Of universal interpretations Religious,
Social and Political.
Fourier's science, then, j. not sy>tein. but
demonstration Of the principle Of unity and order
God has manifested in the systems OF Creation
and the Word of inspiration, by which Nan j. To
be led from misery to happiness on earth ana Ia d
future state: and this science oi UNIVERSAL INIT
nothing but a faithful Image though but faini, oi
God himself.
God Is. himself tse law OF Universal Harmony,
and hi. Creation is an image Of himself. God IS
all in ALL and there j. nothing else for him to speak
OF IN hi. word. or image IN creation, but Himself;
and God J. Trinity in Cniiyi from whence II tol-
lows that the law OF order in the Work. ot God d
necessarily TRINITY in Unity.
Thi, i. the system of Fourier-ii il may properly
be called system and, simple "a it may ap-
pear. 1t i, the whole Of his system. But then II Is
a Godhke system gifted with the power OF Infinite
creation in the sphere OF thought.
Tn. principle OF Unity. applied 70 general
Theology and Science, j, by Fourier termed the
Series" or the Law of Order and oi Truth
which draws away the veil from mystery, Wherever
il , taken a. a guide in study the word Of tIod
in scripture and his work. in Nature that We
NAV Truly LAY, Z. Fourier say., that God himself
explain. all mysteries aHd without Him all Is DARK
ncs, and confusion Chri-, (Spirit Of Universal
Truth j. all in ALL AL unto him must al BE-
gathered In the end and ,h,s j. what Fourier IN
culcate- for he ha- not made a system, hui On
dea.ored 70 explain the attributes ot Gcd. the law
Of Universal Unity, that all may live IN God and
God in all. and tnal the Word st God may be iui-
filed a. II ia written.
e | am Alpha and Omega. the beginning ana tnr
ending .aiih the L ord, which i, and which wa'
and which is 10 come. the Almighty - Rev. 49,
The system Of Fourier, then. "a far az II may
properly be termed system consists II -e""ln :
for The law Of God IN every part OF The Creation
and the Word which .aw Of Cad /, the image ct
G led himself and Universal Unity, the TRUTH M
! life OF all: ard the fundamental principles OF
Science and theology propouhded by ouner CON
.ist in what he terms the Series, or the image
os Divine Loy. and Truth the Trinity IN Unity.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
CTATE or NEw-YoRK-In Chan

- cerv- Before lh- Wee Chancellor
H. pursuance Of decrel order %! tie Court Of Chance
~ made hy tue Chancellor ol the Frs Circuit " be
s AZ ouic aurfla ler he direction c hr Subscriber,
ct the Mascf OF tli> Court. hy r. III Lnoow. Aug
ioneer n the VI re ants Exchange the Csy OF Nv.
York. on Tue 7h day O. August neti, Al twelve ocock'
noon oi Tat day
All those ioss ots pieces AMI parcels of land 'a-
ate ly-g and being IN the Q1rn,r tSeih now >iieenui
the Westerly csrnrr of tie Fourth Avenue aad Twenty
seventh street ihence running NOnhw--;-rv al ng The
>ooihweServ line OF Twenty seventh SIRE. one hundred
ie thence >1u,hwcsiery parallel With the Fourth Avenue
ninety ht ret .Eches. thence >OgiheasieS parlr
with Tw~nty.eventh street one hundred r- N ite North
westerly line OF the Fourth Avrlle thence <otseastey
aon- the sane gi feet nine ncir- the pace OF
beg gisnng.-Daled New-isrk, July ., 1872
jy2 iAul7 GEORGE CATLlN, Master In Cbancery.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28

As INpIAN Battle Lo>G liME AGo.-ln a
visit to the Indian village last week, MIR. Wright
the intelligent and devoted Missionary, called our
attention 10 something that was entirely new Ia
u.s. and We presume will be $50 To most OF oul
readers ltw,s the siIii existing remain. OF a ioI-
t.hcaion surrounding the plot NOW occupied as an
Indian burying ground. The line of the rude
gl,ois and ditch. with suitable saiiy-pori>. i
plainly pcrceptiblc. When or by whom the work
va. performed. the Indian, have no Tradition
About twenty rod, To the eas' OF Red Jacket :
grave, Nj Wright pointed cut TO us slight
mound, now lcvatcd but few feet above the sur
rounding ground
Some ten years ago. Mr. w said, an old In
dian told him that great battle was fought there
between the scnecaS aud another tribe. supposed
to be the Eries in which the latter were defeated
with great slaughter. The Survivors OF the az
sailing party we're, according to custom some
what analogous To that OF the Romans, incorpo-
rated into the tribe OF the yictogs, and previous To
the burying OF the dead a grand hunt was andei
taken. he game of all kinds, including deer
bears and other wild animals. together with me
dead bodies of the warriors. their ornaments ana
implements OF war, wa, thea made into "A grand
funeral pile and burned. The m3dnd now seen Is
the place Of thi, holocaust. Mr.. Wright i.ioTmed
Us that he had dug into the mound and found hall
oharred human bones and those OF aEimals-
Scarcely one among the Scnscas now retain, asy
tradition of the event. Buffalo. Com. ADV.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
VOL. IL. NO. 03.
THE Nrw.Yoxk LANCET, edited by J. A. Hovsros,
VI. ID Vol /, 1872

THE NEw YoRK LANCET, edited by j. A. Hov'ToS,
VI. Vol /, 1872
This volume contains great amount of highly
valuable Information on medical and surgical sub
jscts. 1t comprises reports Of the Lectures OF
Drs. Mott, Stevens, Detmold, Hall. &c. notices
Of chni9ues; Reviews; original communications,
&c; and Is interesting TO the general reader as
1t is instructive to the practitioner. We have
learned from ii new " ills that flesh Is heir
to-" but if their rerusal leads any one to fancy
dat te feel. some Of their symptoms, the list OF
Medical fees on page l4i, is enough in these
times to frighten him into health again. We re-
gret that the editor, usefulness should be impair
cd hy the III will which he ha, aroused against
himself. caused in some degree perhaps by hi,
anxiety to make his journal entertaining as well
as instructive.
THE PEoPLE's LIBRARY, No XI. containing
a Portrait of Capt. Marryat and a continuation Of
'yivan Grcy;
The YosSG PEoPLE's Book, No. XII and
SIX NIcHrs Win WAsHtScroSTAS, No. ".
by T. 5. Arthur have just been published by Israel
Post, SO Bowery.
THE Lays MusioAL LIBRARY for August,
containing sixteen several Musical compositions,
has been issued by &. l.. Curry, ljj Broadway.
TENPERAScE.-Mr. Hartly, the late Cores
pondng Secretary of the City Temperance Society,
has recently made report of the pregress OF this
cause in the city. He states that the number OF
names enrolled is 49, ,G24, Of whom 0090 have
taken the total abstinence pledge. Ia this aggre-
gate is included 237 cergymen, 429 physicians,
1916 Germans 900 colored per.ous, 1880 sea-
men, and 23,3OJ Irish, Protestants and Roman
Cathol
LARD CANDLEs.-Thc manufacture of candles
from lard is another step in the progress Of i'm
proyemont. 1t has been done by DR.. Figures of
Franklin, Tennessee. The Nashville Union de-
scribes them possessing superior excellence and
brilliancy, as fully equal to sperm in every thing
but their appearance and can be rendered sspe-
rior in cvcry particular. They last longer, give
more brilliant gh, and can DO afforded at cost OF
% per cent less. Ey Post
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Will find 10 81 their interest 20 can No. ~ Catherine
where br fauud the second Oor eNten
syr assortment splendid Cabinet Furniture of the newest
and most approved patterns aud which will be sold At
prices below What furniture of the quality be
bought for AZ aucon The advantage here offered in buy
ing 0f the regular manuacOry NJ auction prces must be-
evident. lii1ie and long experience m the busins>
any advantage nlnuiIctung good and ornamental
the subscriber fee coYfden saNi-g that who may
cal "a No - taiD'rne street aud MIKE iier selection
.la have U and ample satisfaction both prce and
liz. ia.rI. fANNINlt ~ lLl
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
DREMUi-MS RFDCCED.-The How
DREMIrMS REDUCED.-The Mer-
TO ENGINEERS. Manufacturers and

otIcrs-Ueldcd ;erou ght fron Tubes. for Steam Wa
ter. Gas, &c. nom a. inches diameter and IN lengths
from inches to 4 feet capable OF Sustaining an internal
pressure from 1000 lntOO lhs per square luchtogr
iher with fitting II sripon such Elbows, r.,
Reducing Sockets. Cocks, &c, tO winch the Tubes are
one bv Screws and by means of which they nrY be put
The Great strength and durability o these tube, COM
pared with Copper or other Wleria and their economy
reu..r then super9g N al others for any OF tie purposes
atove mentioned. For sale bv
" II MO'IIH \ \ASDN. 36 Ann n.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
CiLVER WAnE.-Wm. Thomson. No.

y - Wian..s'-f,i. confines - masIhclure Silver
War sf tae bet description aGd at t' latest patrr,
Pr..rn .inu ',.,. rio hsf. Nsier., To Jld Coft
Vce, Cak- rgI Fr.t Bt-a~fs anI Chdfra's Mug richly
chased and srqropr a~ls d,-gl.sl.
ASi, Des-en Frlil knir.. re,k silver bie. Forks
and spoons. Aug-tl retfei tuI -iirrurI patiefg,
Prize N.d1ls ol pt'u. nt@t tor prizes vi Flo
ricuIlurai. Uorticuliur. auI 'sIiuitural >utlrtes
Dr0~r~ bv afte- fuaiiv atf~t fsf
The Whole ol t-. s.cD 1rr hs0uf,ctlrsi o0 he pre-
m,c, Of sterling silver HIt '0 eypen.c spared n
the h~aufy Otur workn1a-U.p.
Is Drawsg. AMI s.fHilfc. - .-.eies or pres.ii1fon
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
NIITTAL INSlRANCE.-On DwclI.

We Houses and Furniture only profits returned Co
To- Assured THE HOt StlIOI DEkS NUTU Al Nv
TRANCE COMPANY. Office % " all u, for s~parstng
tie insurance o Dwelling Houses and Furniture from that
of stores and srthand>e.
Il wei know almost all the losses incurred in The
bn>nc,, o snce, the resUto. the burning s 'as
blc stores and er-tiy goods.
Tn, increases the eSpense of insurance to the household
and possibly deprive him vt the very security for
whch be pays BIZ premium.
Tue cash payments or premiums form fund, which af-
paying expenses and o>, represented by scrip. and
ia sued 4, the assured proportion to the amount OF he
Insurance.
This Company prepared insure against loss or dam
age bv hre Dwelling Houses occupied whole IN part
a, such Household Furniture aud al Household Property
ordinarily kept in dwelling houses Every person lusur
M With ts Company entitled 20 one vote for each hun
dred dollars fSured.
DIRECTORS:
GuaH We farck. H. ARohert>on. Stephen Cambreleng,
ROtt eu~ Ludlow samuel Martin, Frederick Depeysler
William n. Harrison, F'sk Schuchardt. Daniel Seymour
A. X. RODGERS. President.
myt.--u G. TAYLOR SECRETARY.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
DTGGLES'S Patent Prinling Engine.

exclusively used ia th, 81 Ann-,tiee, heiw
Nassau aud " streets, fof Cari,. Crruafs Bill Heads
Iilndbhl, B La1ng. and every other descript on OF
Printing. Hanihl,6 hy inches. 81 - per thousand
Ivory surface Card, hy inches so per thru.aul
- ~ for 800 aud Inferior qlaiue, much cheaper BN-
Head. printed - per rcsn, "a ut Tie paper heug
wet b. other priate>-and Of work ~
low Al work done the pros. ed. and, n rr
qur-d, shorter notice tan il possibly be obiarsd
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
SPLENDIp DISCOVERY forIFNRX-
\ ~ M. 10 PANT AID DIR AN FROM NAII-RE

The works of learner. rSecgf accord 20 ts >tVe.
No 2l Bo1tway. near thr Amerc lioel.
Mons NIcT0R FgNFTrr W ee Lesson, iu f cty until the
18th pf next month th. o H. departure Frsn.e
Al those di.-osere, to the number q may h-
learned in kour>or the low ricc Oi two dola>tor
zach nav hind, PAYABLE after tlr lesson Amateurs vhO
have seen the work, OF pupil, convinced hst hs>~
real disc u,eiIi o. t> Ell a. Tot tnn,s
havt never studied dc, gung or the rapiy AND pcrcc
with which draw M, from nature may be psde The
excellence Of the system % impo>, Die 10 explain
leSsos should hr taken pupil should be al worA
fllty ID understand q. lNfl In
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28

Lecture.-A Lecture vii De delivered on Friday
Evening r'h inst. O'Clock n the Fourier Hall. upon
the OsG.sIc CoNsTEucTIos OF ASSOCIATION. The pub
b. are invGcd 10 attend.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
Premium Pens.-A Silver

j Medal awarded Hayden ior h. =" very supe-
nor PEN" by tie American Institute IT, ast Far. The
Government have gwen ttn he Preference amt the best
accountant, and many ot tie pubic Institutions w USE ~
other Pens T. eN obtaued the seh,st rapuia
ton and surpassed tciuaea hY M h, country.
The trade ,Eppcd tie Manufacturers prices by the
agent, J. T. hAhDEN PaW->WrtL
Agents also slman, school end Counting houss inA
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
L,NrANGLED ACCOrNTS.-Thom.s

jouc, Acreu1aut. la5 Broadway. opp1>itr Johr.'t.
undertake n arrange Iut al g accrIrs o every des p
u1n. To ilo>s who have NOT been er Ia eyse simple
and el,' msiot o' conducting H sptrtneat a., siNrr
ser On fhf corr encs derived iron much experience.
respectfully Hie. o., ,usgr,'rg such forms Of
account bOO.> bet adapted io ptrcuir rnli ne
business IN con pi Gated ntrncrs airs og con G>f
and neglected accounts be pledges hs s'lf ~ eNect all
cases an r,l. liable and .ni ,rufal.s 1ti l.tmcat
Puh,>ird 1ni >sr che author above "Jonss 4
Frac.pl' AMI Practice ui Bl4As,epmsr WITCH already
The book the .a'i-E Alu'nc mt uiou, ot 20 :
country aud the oH,s Aaarcrl vor. The subf1 'hst
b,.i i.a..-. "a tt rsf, -
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
DATENT CHEMICAL Ou.LiMpa

n CHENlCN OF, BTrNiNG FLriD.-The sub.
scrber would nvr hs at'~ o ts public "a his stock
OF GRl FNOtGlr~ PAlEs LAMPS Whioh nom their
beauiy tsi superior GT1hl, destined supsrs1 Il" al
other, 'u The oh whir. b. hl.r-i iu then a
hcaica PREPARATION very e.4t H. prDpenes, aad gives
very brill ant and ecoroni 81 hgt- The Buramg fluid
"a portable ght, tree rom al smell grease and
will neither soil stain. Common amps 'an be altered
uirng -xprnse 10 burn thP hrid The subscriber u
kindly permitted refer ~ rrspectsblr
families, who using the article
>. =. HOOKER, a6 Broadway,
=. B.There Is no dsngrr OF explosion IN either one
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
rATSkIlL MOUNTAIN HOUSE q

The 2 ne Orchard-iSi2- tn, romantic and i.shioua-
bic rsso viii ~ conducted darug uc present >sascn
der and supsrinen sucs of me subscriber II
Ia, UNDERGONE complete aH thorough repair AMI no~
tor fe rec-ri,Y ofv.f1rs NJ efon wl Dr. sparrd
% f- .c-tsris llh ctff1r. vhcnifi q, here
lnfor. ,ta1n. 1, hereAfonr. 'ahIss ~ ID l arl,rd
Vr even, l4v tLai The \cNl 0fA m1fAri can sford,
anl possible attention tst can p0'moi' TIE cnn'rt-
'euce 1n4 tunyneat oi i patrons VII De- ln-lptN nr
slowed Tns roai leading N hi, e>ilh shmen asi r'pr
caiy that part oi u oa the uo-Gtn, la b-en r-nerea
perfectly susOiA aui .l'.
Mess 4 gelch CO. excellent Inc OF stages y III
A. heretofore rgUlry between fhe Lantl and ne
Mounts n House, on ths arrival %. iht bOats
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
4 MERICAN MACINTOSHES contin-

ualv On hand and mid- orge, la the best styles,
from any cssgree.ir sgr! al warranted eqga r
qsali;y 10 aEy imported by HORACE DAY,
Successor 10 RoNbgry inlia Rnbber Co.
;,Ase. Ma faus
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
TVAlR COLORING.-
EnE SeIf.Instrnctor and journal Of the

Universal Lyceum. by Josiah Hoihrook. : published
monthly al the Exchange LyceUm, SO Broadway, al .
cents wear. PAID in advance. liberal discount VIII Oe
made agents WhO buv hy the quantity. Agents OF penny
papers will find profitable work. For sale at Axior
news room. l6s BOwrry. lei II
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
ANY GENTLEMAN intending to build

would DO wei to pass along tne street "nd ,how h.
eyes o the cainur,. and engUc wly te mortar sed
t4anv; then the mortar under the 'opmg
and lud cellar WAYS sui be- should hnh all sas-
factory ihen have Inserted n his spsctiou lhomnsnn
Line bur 10 us would have tle uortar remain hrn ard
p,roi aga nd ami weather, W lis arci, insert ~ h>
,pccincaon Ilvrsulc Lime. wca Yet never has hses
own 10 ,flcr Nash or oi hrch stone work
IN m, >tul on however exposed Piic, s. per lh '0r
sale At ths corner o Troy aul Ne,'.,t. slHt I. y
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28

a kers
RiCE-There j. very Ite doing n lily Induced BY the
frmne OF holiers and the absence o export Demand
The stock continues light
sALT-we know OF no sales A cargo from salt Key ha,
sALTPEIRE-A sale Of 20 rags +. I. Crude was made
for export yesterday on tern. W. I'd not earn ,,
lot at about l2i cents mo-. 31bI ssd by auction yeer
day, AT II cent, cash.
-PICES-The various descriptions continue dull - bag
Jamaica Pment- s)d al y cents, cash and k, quantity
Sumara Pepper, at :! ,6 mos
SPIRITs-Fsregn remain dull and We know ofno sale,
other than OF small lot. unworthy special notice Tie
large saes Of Domestic Whskey have materially re-
ducei ise stock 40 iat It ! e,,m1ied now ot to exceed
GeO bDis Since last, 100 Western bt IN poor order
al 49, cents and 1900 fair good mostly Yesterday
~ cents, which The mark, closes firmly There are no
drudge cash, un,Od but engagements ahead could
be made, except al an advance on iermer rates
~ CHRISTIE market Tor N1scovaioes ace our last
continued frrn and prices most description stand
ten days since We notice sale, OF go hhds Porto RICO q
cents - II Croix Il io0 bsxt. Brown Havana 81
6; 2O1 White do % all mos and - bbls NeS Orleans
on terms not ,ran.pred BY aucton 81 hnds Porte Rico
sold at q a ) cents ca'h and mos.
Country Young yson Tor the Canada market and The
which were TO iair extent, Lo" some improvement m
with much hrmness public sae OF less, per ,hip Morn.
and Others announced Tor Wednesday 81 prof by
Messrs Austen, merdins Co. Al he Phent ssesroom
and others understand viii take place the
follow ing week al the same plsce.
TObACCO-The market for the various descr pt ons,
quite dull, and Wa have heard OF no sales worth re-.
wHALEBONE-sace our last sales ef = ooo lbs. have
been made at y cents, 600 lbs at 81 and 1000 81
latter named price, parcels cleaned and scral"
We know OF mons now offering.
wlNE>-Continue very dull, and there asyet sothng
FREIGHTS-To IIavre there's little Cotton offer.
ing TO London and Liverpool they continue inactive and
the latter port H. Tor Cotton the most tha' can he OBJ
taned There stu seems to oe large number 'f 'tee'age
EXtHiNGE-Tbe market for Foreign continues beavsi
a few sales Of Bills on Paris have been made is 45 atd
on London at 81 u per cent. prem.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-28
Export, from lsi to 2oth July,

Is
GRAIN-A small lot OF Illinois Wheat has been sod at
~ H. cash which includes all remaining IN rst hands
There been bat one cargo oi ne" southern received
tins season, and We understand no oiher 'Npeete lo
some time 10 come About 3On0 bushels Of Northern Rye
received since our last have been disposed OF mostly to 70
East at 68 cents, Northern again swer River and
Canal now being >-ld by the cargo low 81 81 oen',
small lot, OF he latter command cents more.
oar quotations for Southera and Jersey nominal 49,
There has bee e>> Corn offering for few days past bot
the demand has also fallen on, ami pilces are "'hou.
change The sales include S'Oo bushels Northern ana
Jersey 6n cents measure 4SOl New Orleans "hiie D
65, and SOC ONO White 20. both weight There nave
Export, from lN TO 2oth July.
HEMP-Cortuurs inactive, aud We lave only 10 not ee
small sales OF Ma. a rom $40 ive pcr cent on
Tor cash, and tons Clean Russia terms not made
public.
MIDES-The sale, have been s4o light Tampico at II
cent, les per cent lie NeIs Cruz H. both eSs ana
VIDE cUrrlN6s-A sale OF 20 bales (2o,ooo los has
been made al p cents, cash
INDIGO-lu addition to the sales noticed last I
ceroons Caraccas have changed hasds a, 81 o. NOS
IKoN-rhe last sale Of >wede' that Of cargo Of
5lu tors al So. o. d. aud IL mos credit
LEAD-PlS very Gull, and prccs any thing SHADE
lower; Saftco pg' Missouri sold or hosc ierrs'
uoLA,SrS-SaIcs have been made OF 30 hhd, .~ ,et
Mltsn.s. received cJast~ at iit lO3 hds good
Porto ico. ~. 81 hhds ami urrces Nuesta 70; IS thd,
New Orleans, ~. al monl, and 20 bbs Nue'ias, II
cents. cash.
\\NA. STORES-The delay in the receipt Of Tur.
,e,,oe which j. supeosed q, occasoned by The lo. si
a-tv ~ apd ,aie, have been made OF Coz bbl> North
county a. = 81 aad ooo or more Wilmington Al = So
18th .r>h and for rNper 50 bhi, Spnt luf ptntue and
- bl. southern Ptcb have recently changed bands on
,.r, o, made rub che former D, dull and cannot nov
be qnolti over ~ 81 cents, month.
OII~-TN1 lot, Whale, together ~N hhls have been sold
re,D,r al 9, Gems. cash; there has been bat ie Offering
recently and cargo two would ssl readily al l' prce
$50 bbs Crgi- sperm were taken at o cents equal 10
cs.h and 900 "a pns Lard Oh, for which lherr cntsite et
aSie ~ . ~ a65, months both for bo"e use hngish
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