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NUMBER 40.
WOMAN KILLED BY HER HUSBAND
AT HER OWN REQUEST.

q hOhAN KILLED By HER HUSBAND
AT HER OWN REQUEST.
/ The following eXirao binary case occur.
red short time since 10 Nur,emburgh !;
We lind II related in late foreign Journal
Adam Gayrlng, man sixty four years
OF age, OF honest and uprigh, dealings, loved
and respected by all who knew him, pre-
scented himself on the Sih uI; before the an.
thorliies al Heldenhem, and stated calmly
that he bad just killed his wife. lis declar.
alton was Immediately taken as follows
My wife, he said )" as every one knows
has been suffering for long time from i'll.
mesa, and al times the pans she had to en-
dure were such as to ailec, her reason she
latlerly gave up all hopes OF recovery, and
continually repeated thai not only was life
d torment TO her, but that she feared that
! If died before her, she would 10 reduced
10 misery. This morning, aftcr we had
read together the llh chapter of the Book
OF Judges, Qhey were devoui people end
read The Bible every day she requested
me 10 drive nail into her tpmple, as Jacl
did 10 Sisern, as such death seemed to her
short and easy, and would pu. an end e her
sui!erIngs she said she foreaye me before.
hand for the act, Of which she absolved ne
before God and man. A nail, she said would
not cause great hemorrhage, and would
make but slight wound. As soon as [
am dead, she added you can close the
wound, pu. on me clean cap, and 40 one
will know any thing at all about H. After
long resistance Confined Gayriug) ! gave
way TO the wishes Of my wife. | took
nail and began to drive il into her left tenn.
pie with hammer, but the nail was too
weak, and the point instead Of entering
1atened itself on the bone. then took
a small drill, bu, was equally unsuccessful.
My wife grew impatient, ard requested
me 10 kill her al once with the hammer,
which | accordingly did, by knocking in
the skull. The body Of my wife is at my
house, where you can examine it OF your
leisure"
The magistrate Immediately proceeded
o the house with medical man, and Gay
ing under strong guard. They found
he body dressed upon the bed. On the
ell temple there were two wounds, and the
light side of the skull was knocked in as
ow down as the temple. Beside the bed
was table on which was Bible, the nail,
drill, and hammer alluded to. On the
ground was basin Of water, in which the
according TO his own declaration,
washed his hands before presenting himself
10 the authorities.
Gayring is now in prison he is perfectly
,aIm, and convinced tina, he acted we'll in
Utilizing the wishes of his wife by putting
IN end TO her suilerIngs. Some Wurtem-
urg papers state tina, the inhabitants Of the
iIage Of Gussenstadt, where the murder
Ias committed, left their work as soon as
hey heard Of the murder, and spent the day
n the church fasting aud praying for the
oul Of the departed.
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R- The Detroit Advertiser, referring to
the Presidents constitutional objections TO
for rivers and harbors, in
connection with his application to Congress
for 100000 for the purpose of purchas-
ing foreign territory, desires to be inform
ed in what part Of the Constitution, the
provisions Of which the President SO scru-
puIously respects, is the authority TO puf-
chase foreign territory to be found We
shall be glad if the "strict construction.
ls!s' will put their finger upon the clause
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A LUDICROUS MISTAKE.

A Cincinnati grocery house, finding out
that cranberVes commanded six dollars per
bushel, and, under the impression that the
article could be bough, to advantage a, St.
Mays, wrote out 10 a customer, acqualnt
ing him 10 send zone hundred bushels per
Summons" (the WAGNER usually sent.)-
The correspondent, a plain, uneducaled man
had considerable difficulty in decIPberng
The fashionable scrawl common with mer.
chants clerks Of lale years, and the most
important word, cranbcrTIes," he tailed
to make on, but he did plainly and clearly
read-one hundred bushels persImmons.--
As the article was growing all around him,
all the boys in the neighborhood were set
to gathering 1t, and the WAGNER made his
aooearance IN due time in CINCINNATI with
eighty bushels, all that the wagon. bed would
hold, and q line from the country merchau
tina, the remainder would follow the mex
trip. An explanation soon ensued, but thu
customer insisted that the Cincinnati housu
should have written by Simmons aud no
per Summons.
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no ,p,2Ty!s.s.aS.
Type Foundry and Printers Fur
insisting Warehouse.

TIlE SUBSCRIBERS havo opened
u NEW TYPE FOUNDRY 10 the
city Of New York, where they are ready to sup
Ply orders to any extent tor any kind oil JOB or
FANCY TYPE, aud every article necessary Tor
Printing Ohce.
The Type, which arc cast in new moulds, from
an enurcly new set OF materials, with deep coun.
tcts, are warranted 10 be unsurpassed by any, aud
vii be sold at prices TO suit The times.
Printing Presses furnished, and also Steam En-
glno' Of se most approved patterns.
NIB, a Machinst is constantly IN attendance
70 fepar rresses 10 do light work.
Editors Of newspaper, who Will buy 'hree
tunes a. much lypc as their bills amount To- may
give tho abose SIX months insertion IN thulr pa
peta, aud send their papers containing 1t TO the
subsclibcrs. a.
COCkCROFr & OVEREND, 6s Ann 81
October 5, 1915. 52-nn
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INDIAN CORN FOR soILING AND FoD.
DER.

! We doub, whether the value OF Indian
corn is more than half known yet among
the generality Of farmers; aud it the un-
plraIleed drought Throughout, the country
/ asst summer should have tendency to leacn
II TO them, the terrible lesson may be look.
ed upon as mercy rather than a scourge,
from a bene fcout Prov idence. During the
past eight months, thousands Of animals
have persisted or been sacrificed for want
Of grass or fodder TO sustain them, all Of
which might have been saved and kept in
good condition had each farmer soWn few
acres Of corn for selling and fodder. We
saw last summer, on a light sandy soil,
crop of corn growing, which turned out
SIX tons OF excellent dry fodder per acre.
At was sown on the first day of July, 10 drills
three teaI apart. The land ploughed deep
aud highly MANFRED. This crop was the
means OF saving superior herd Of cows
from starvation. Heuceforth, however
promising the grass and hay crop may be,
let no farmer depend entirely upon ii, but
lie, him SOW few acres Of corn for sum-
mer sohug, or to be cured far winters use.
lie will then be IoIerabiy independent OF
caprlclous season.
When corn is ,olerably advanced in lis
growth it completely shades the ground,
and the drought will have lltlle effect upon
IA large crop may usually be grown IN
drill than when sosn broad cast and if
these drills lie two or two aud hal! feet
apart, We believe il will be found better
than nearer, especially in very dry season
as the cultlsa,or con be often run between
the rows, stirring the ground eteciuaIIy,
and neulralzng, in q measure, the effects
Of dry weather. We recommend sowing
as least one acre Of corn for fodder, for ev.
cry five head Of cattle kept on the farm
Ii there be an o>erpius OF hay II is easily
DISPOSED oc-Amer. ASriculturiSt.
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TO PRINTERS.

HynE Subscriber has for sale, at his
place 8 miles East Of Raleigh, one
fvnt Of SMALL PICA, 30l lbs which has been
some time in use, though not much worn Inc
supreme Court Reports Tor loi5 were ptlnteaI, on
this letter, and il has not been used since lh's
Font will be- sold for S65, Cash, including cases
Also, $50 lbs. LONG PRIMER on Small fica
body. This Font is nearly new, and will be SOLD
for 500 including cases. Any person, who takes
both Fonts. can have them 'or $50, Cash. OF ne
gotiabe paper ., tho Bank Of the state.
FNf'' " r. LORlNG.
NIay 20, tsiG -
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A new comet was discovered at tho OBJ.
seryatory in Regents Park, London, OH
the 9th ult., the elements of which are
said to bear some slight resemblance TO
those Of the comets of 1899 aud lS22.-
Mr.. J. Il. Hind, Of London, in describing
it, says" The comet 10 receding from the
sun, but will approach the earth for a short
time, and with powerful telescopes we may
yet observe It for a considerable period.
1t may now be seen without any great op-
teal power"
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eggs very light, an add one pint Of milk,
Two pints OF mush almost cold, one and a
half pints Of -four, one tea spoonful Of salt,
three tea spoonsful Of melted butter-to be
we'll beaten together. Just before flying
them, whip the whites 10 strong roth,
aud stir II lightly into The batter. For fry.
ng oil kinds OF batter cakes, use no more
lard than 70 necessary 10 make them turn
we'll
Mush Put two pin;s OF water into a
pot 10 boil, then take one pin, Of cold wa.
ter and mix smoothly into it one pint Of
meal. When the water in the pc, bolls,
stir this well into /, and lei il boil ten or
fifteen minutes, or until IL looks clear.
GATHERING AND PRESERVING SEEDS.
II will soon lie time TO think about gath.
ering seeds Of many kinds for the next year
There are but few people who consider that
plants rs well as animals may be much i'm
proved by selecting The best, most perfect.
y grown, and earliest seed. The next
years crop viii not only by this means be
increased IN quantity, hui lis quality will
also be improved. All kinds Of seeds tina,
grow in husks or pods should be strung up
aud suspended tor the ridge.poe or raner in
The garret, where they will be out Of the
way Of nice, and where they will dry grad.
ually. Great care should be taken TO keep
chem from on excess OF moisture, which will
cause item 10 mould aud destroy the ger.
ninaing principle and on the other hand,
they wlI not be SO good if they are shelled
out Especially If II is done before they are
perfectly rIpc) and placed 10 The sue or any
situation where they will dry very rapidly
they thus become shrlyeled aud will not SO
readily vegetate, although the vital part
may be destroyed. The seeds OF squash.
es, pumpkins, cucumbers melons, &c. should
be carefully cleaned from tho pupe which
surrounds them aud then placed 10 silua.
ton where they will dry gradually, being
every day stirred up or turned to prevent /
heir moulding. Seeds, after being prepar-
ID, may be preserved almost any length of
inc, IN perfectly good state, by packing
hem in puIverzsd charcoal and keeping
hem in dry place, or stoppins entirely
ION the air IN q glass bottle.
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WALLER ON LINSEED.

1t is said that, during Mr.. Webster's
speech on the tariff, he threw the whole
Senate into broad grin by showing that
the article "farSeed" was charged 90 per
cent, and inseed l o per cent, though they
are precisely the same thing !! Mr.. Wal
ker seems 10 have his poor brain turned
with the schedules A. B. c. &c, and to
have got the seed in twice. The Senators,
by the bye, did very wrong TO laugh; for
we are told, on the highest authority, that
tho sin of ignorance should be winked at,
and if Mr.. Secretary Walker cannot
take the head of the class ignoramus,
who cant He certainly is entitled TO hds
hat.-N. y. Express.
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FFmClplI Ices FOrl seminary,
All tho sb7vo Books are tor sale, wholesale and
retail by Leroy Springs Charlotte, Henry j,
Turner Raleish aud by the country Merchants
and Booksellers generally m our state and by tho
BOOKSELLERS Ia PhIiadepha and New York cities,
The pubashcrs invite ell the Teachers who have
tic interest Jl their pupils at heart to examine
their valuable series OF School Books before IN
f9rucng all utHCtG
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ln-niaC IkrandX

For medical purposes. for sale by the bottle
+. J., nOLTON.
April 9, 1876.
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pAEL1S

q tKlGG & ELLIUT"S new series o. common
w School Readers, Nos, l. = 3 and J. They
afU among tho best series Oi Reading Ola 5
Books lot common Schools ever published IN this
country UpS4fds Of $4,000 copies have been
sole "a Il noatus. Among many other letters Ul
Recommendation The following has just boon re.
ceiycd IRON one OF the best tcachefs IA Icansyl.
gauts.
LrEs Pokr, Bcrks Co, Aug, Is, lsi5.
McIrs Grtgs q Eihou--Genuemen- Accept
my thanks Tor the series Of Readers you were
lIBd Is 10 send Ine BY my friend Dr. Darrah, when
be was last IA the city. | consider them decided.
y Tie bcst School Readers / have met with.
have introduced them into the schOo! al this place
aud ind them folly to answer ny expectations,
have also introduced Grmshaw History OF the
tuncd states, another OF your valuable scho0,
publications, am very much pleased With Or.
busc cubdtgct's works on Anatomy and Botany,
which you andy sent ne. They appear 10 tue
10 b. Jus, the works needed to bring tic subject
OF Natural History within the compass OF our
Common Schools, aud | intend during The com
Ing winter to make effort to introduce the sub
ice. into Tie -chnol hc,o and tor this purpose,
~ould hkc h possess the Who,e series Of oigh
uniform volumes, which | have requested Or
DAffah 10 procure for me-
krry rEeupCtIrlIv
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VOLUME NVI.]
+. ]. IIOLTON.
EDITOR, PRoPRIEToR 4 PUBLiSHER.
TERMS:

TERMS:
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS II not
paid IN adUdRee. THREE DOLLARS II not
pad tsithiE SIR months and THREE DOL
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS If not plid uH.
III after the expiration Of the year. No paper
aiseOafiHved until all arearages are paid, a..
eept al tie option Of The Editor.
~ Advertisements inserted at OHs Dollar per
square, (6 lines or less. this sized type.) or the
first insertion. and 25 cents for each eoniinu-
sxee. Court sdpertisements and Sheri6's Sales
charged rs per cent higher; and deduction Of
33i per- eeaf. pH BE- made from the regular pri-
ees, fof a treifisers by the year. AduertisemeHfs
Inserted monthly or quarterly 81 per square for
e4eA time, Semi-m0nthiy Is cents per square
10, eaeA time
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BURIED ON HIS MARRIAGE DAY.

4 missionary writes from Iowa, as fol.
lows: " During one week, | attended six
funerals. One case was that of young
man, Who had sent for me from a distance Of
twenty five miles, TO ofticia,e at his we'd
ding. reached the house of the bride a,
the hour appointed, and, TO my grief and
as,onlshment, in the room where prepara.
ton for the nup,ials had been made, found
the hfeless corpse Of tae groom, lie had
died suddenly few hours previous"
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A NEW VOLUME
TEE WEEKLY MIRROR
viii COMMENCE
The First Week in April,

ENy HEN some important improvements VIII
Wv he made IN It's character and appearance,
Il 10 the determination OF the proprietor 10 make
1t. tom the date OF the NV NoLuME, the very
bssr LITERARY Journal IN AMERICA, aud TO car
r, out tue plan, pans Or expense viii be spar
cd. 1nc Hsggtag System, so much IN vogue with
some OF the periodicals. OF the day Will not be re-
he'd on IN the editorial department Of tho New
\ sRk MtRRoR; and what tho editor aud his as.
slstanls caunJl produce themselves, authors OF
fcaI talent aud genius will DC Literally paid tot
writing. We shAi BE- able 10 give coptous FOX
Elt,N aud DOMESTIC CORRESPONDENCE
of the very highest character aud style, with u
RIGlNAi. TALES and ESSAYS not surpassed
by any other Journal -
NIX MILLlS's ENGAGEMENT to contrib
ute Two Articles each week stll exists, aad viii
continue during the next volume.
Tho Elegant tluarto Form ot the Mirror, VIII
bind up IN Two lianhomc Volumes at The end
# The year, well worth preserving as faithful ana
spirited Literary Records OF the Time. ltwllI DC
handsomely printed on fine paper manufactured
for the express purpose, aud viii be forwarded by
the earliest mails, IN strong wrappers, 10 every
mart OF the United States aud Canada, PoStdg'
Tree WITHIN lhuty miles OF New York.
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For sale,

sp GOOD WORK MULES, For further par
Old uculars enquire at this oihcc
June IL, loi6 t'5
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AGENTS.
Col X. IT, Cochran. Necklenbprg. NJ G.
ChGs. n Hurts. NIL Grore, n. &.
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TuE NEW YORK WEEhLY MIRROR.
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New GrOccry& Confectionery
STORE.

LIN THNIlE subscriber informs The ci-
fS4EltEA h. tzens of Charlotte and the
ty4ssf5E2l u public generally that he has open-
kk3zakfneY Ia The room Immediately under
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RTR.fE ECO.yD.HE.

From the Commercial RerieIo Of South and West
TRUE REMEDY ron THE EMBARRASS.
MENT oF COTTON PLANTERS AT THE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
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Grocery and Confectionery
$fnrg,

where he intends keeping nearly every article per
tanning to the busincss, should his encouragement
warrant It. lie has now On hand tie following
articles, viz:
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o. The Baltimore Pa,rio
many farmers are already SO,
IN Kent county, Md. They
Time by the lotelock,
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The Lynn News says that some 0,
Lynn girls were anxious to have 4
men drafted, because they would
present arms and salute.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-20
[IHIIuII3NS
INDIAN VEGETABLE pANACEA,

INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA,
For The Cnro OF scrofuia. Mercurial Di.c sses,
A CHALLENGE TO THE WORLDl.
WE fearessly challenge all men, whether
Medical men or inventors Of ou.ei Sosum. produce
the evidence Of 90 wonderful OF seroua following
which was p rformsd in Eiero- Daysi
READ IT. READ IT.
Mes-rs. wAtIos-G.ntI.mep In tu.tie. In VIM
and as an act Of charity to those afflicted
fully furnish you this testimonial Of the Astonishing performed
upon me BY your D csi-' i.das ysgasie Paaaeoa More
than two since obstinate and
saa' eoua which oamed the 'kih Of The most eminent
IN our city Among other remedies. used sir bottles
OF -swams Panaesa, twelve OF sands sar,srar" eight
bottle. saraPara and Iodine and quantities Hydro
date Of Potash, and was still growing
Ny mother seeing Advertisements Of "r Cs.s E.li
OF that Twas induced Try ~ although te faith in
its efficacy amer having many
hshy Inammed and PAINFUL Ulcer.
when commenced using the "Panaee1 the
Der 15t5-and swelling
entirely removed In esy ssr day.
tho ulcers commenced healing
the ulcers all healed, and health perfectly restored
You,, ETC.,
Philadelphia, Jan. 10, 1886. No. . Madison 81,
Cify 9 PALalePAia,
Personally appeared before the subscriber Mayor
t. 81 said CITY John w. Appleton who being depoe.
and the foregoing statement
testimony whereof hereunto set my name
and caused tho corporate be aIed this day
Signed, JOHN SWIFT Mayor
The above certificate Of without the OF
eIasgeraon His had considered hopeless amer
celebrated faed attribute his nnal
cure In the incredibly short Eleven Days your
signed, DANIEL APPLETON.
can ehesuy bear ssmony very extraordinary
case and believe to be Of
WALTON case hi, face was heu almost covered
with serofous Ueer, which highly inamme very
eodd be effected. hardly probable ttai Mr. Appleton
would have lived three months longer without relief
Thi. valuable remedy for sale by Rowand Walton Phi.
dephIai z J. Pieo Richmond Va John P CaIAn, Washing
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CAUTIONi

UAUIlUN.
TNHE subscriber respectfully invites all persons
- who delight sounds and especially ho.e who wish
purchase call and hesr DtAN PIANO FORrEs MS
waefoo before purchasing esehe and
doing - BY The statements they hear
raeer especially when such otber dealers
and persons WHOSE Interests sdvers
spFak with the Htasf osdrsr when objsc
ions either 10 their keeping durability can
will not apply with equal force The ordinary
ehaeu investigation point and pledge sasfy
the most nerduous who a critical
AMI impartial erannaoa Let deceived and
kept IN Ignorance BY statements that misrepresentation
P. y. TAYLOR,
eoe agent for NUNS Clafks hoan fanos Richmond.
Plans Forte Warcroom und Nune saloon
~ 100 Main ne
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FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS,

NO. go Min, Corner of 9Th and Main Streets.
IL Ii. SPENCE, Agent, has received his Stock
IL. Of Spring and Summer Ready Made Clothing and Gene
Fancy Ware. lie has hand complete
Of the following articles viz
French and English Clo, and Foek Coats black, blue
brown. olive
French and Fancy Cashmere and Doeskn
P1Nnts-
Single Mined @ ssmere, Tweed and Linen Pants
Black Satin, Silk and BombaEine Vests
Fancy do do Marreiles and Cashmereue Vests
White Mar.ces duobe and single breasted standing and
rolling collar
Kid, Silk. Thread White Berlin Gloves
Shirts, super plain and fancy
Bosoms and Collars Of the latest styles
herino, Cotton and Silk Undershrs
DO do drawers and Socks
searf. Cnvats Stocks and Pocket Hdkfs great variety.
suspenders Of all Kinds
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas
All of viii sell establishment this side
of OregonI
r. Clothing made
fashionable Establishment Of John ~
An assortment Of samples constantly hard.
ap E. n. SPENCE, Agent .
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IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS.

CHINA, EARTHENVARE AND GLASS,
AZ greatly reduced prices for Cash.
INTENDING to move during the Summer into
II Store house Messrs Kendall Atwate
directly opposite MeSss Webb Bacon Co. order
great trouble and expense removAof
goods determined notwithstanding advance
prices goods whole
Stock with Spring Importation OF China Eahenware
and Glass greatly reduced prices for Cash City aeeeptaneea
short credit.
Our old invited make their purchases Of
above regular prices n the usual credit.
Merchants will consult their by calling
Spring. determined open New
Pan, n fesh supply Of fashionable goods.
WIN. 2. BUTLER 4 co,
SO Main Street,
oil
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PHILADELPHIA, JUNE ?, 1916.
SUMNER CLOTHING.

lust received at Fashions Head Quarters ~
- fresh Invoice Of Summer Costs among more
Of ho'e beautiful Black Cass Sacks
embd sk styles OF Mareies Valencia large
assortment OF and fAshonab style summer
white and fancy drngs French fancy Cashmere every
other material suitable nd uh
shirts CoA BosOms HdE Cloves suspeBders in snde,s
variety. Z. B.. SPENCE
je IS No 100 Man .,,,.,
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NEW GOODS,

NEW GOODS.
JULY 4TE. 1876.
THOS. x. PRICE g. co. have lust opened.
u BY Express from New York-
l24 Linen Sbeetngs
Real Iran Linens. best makes
Pillow Linens, 90 inches wide
Bhet BombaEines (Englsn and French
Blue Bib do, do do
Black Alpaehas, (sik warp
Blue biz do, do
Whalebone SKIRTS laBoihrr supply
Gass DO made M
Bobbiu EdsVs IN great variety
Black Fingered Mtits
Lace Buttons e &c f,4
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

hskiNs LiBBYs Line between Ric almond and
New Oeans will regular IN September,
and vii be composed Of the following vessels
Barque BACHELOR, Capt HIskH Honros;
Brig ORLEANS, Capt VIZ sntrr.
Brig JOSEPHINE Can't Jos. Rorts,os
One o the above vessels will this
month We with confidence,
the public they but expressly
A. low other
erect men Of hong trade For
having
passenEers, apply 10 J. FISHER son, or
HASkINS Il LIBBY.
~ b. An freight from the country will
received and forwarded changing SH reru, dsyase
wharfage. JPAs