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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-04

The TIMBER.-We see it stated in the Freder-
ickton Sentinel that it has been decided in Coun-
Gil held at the G overnment House, that the timber
lately cut upon "the Disputed Territory" shall be
allowed to go into the market on the payment of a
duty of eight shillings per ton to the crown.
How is this? We thought Gov. Fairfield was
going to seize all the timber, he is authorized to
do by the resolve of the Gath of January. The
Age has been telling US SO week after week, and
the Argus has told the same story. The Saco
Democrat informs us by authority that Gov. Fair
field has not reinqushed jurisdiction over any
part of the territory, but would all trespass-
ers even in Madawaska, land seize the timber
How is all this ?--Kenne6ec Journal.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-04

The Rev. ID. Oagood, of Springfield, Mass. has
followed TO the tomb 1000 Of his people bapd scd
7 or 300 and united over 500 couple in marriage.
On the 18th ult. Capt DowelI, his wife and
child, travelling in Calvers county, Md, were all
killed by flash of lightning.
The Hartford Review gives an account of two
Lilliputians in that place, who are from Dc to 30
inches in height They are brorhers--the elder lis
so years of age is married, and has family OF SIX
children. The younger is about as, both smart and
active, and have the appearance of couple oil 0'@
boys.
We learn that the Grand Jury, at the late set
ting of the Court at Windsor, refused to find bills
against j. W. Grogan and Geo. s. West, and some
Others for breach of the Neutrality law.
Two drovers took breakfast at country in
One examined the butte, closely that his neigh
Dor in quired the "I think" SAID he, 'the
butter was not well worked-the hair Is not 80
we'll mixed in as it might be-"
On the goth ut Hour selling Galveston,
Texas, at 1896 per Dbl, corn $3.50 per bushel po-
tatoes at So; mess pork $50 per bbl. whiskey
rs per gal, N. o. Sugar, 90 cts. pound. A
cargo of ice had arrived there from the North
We learn from the Ogde nsburgh Times that,
Of the Americans taken at Amhersburgh in
January, 1888, who have been confined in the cit
adel at Quebec for the 16 months, set at lib.
erty, on the boundary line, at St Regis.
The report of the New York City Temperance
Society says that about hundred and twenty
one thousand persons have signed the temperance
pledge it that cityl7 600 of them within the year
past
The body ola newly born infant was found on
Thursday morning. in n garden in Montreal be-
longing to Mr. Watt, with plaster on its mouth.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-04
IMPORTANT FROM sUMATRA.

0F@The ship Arabela, Capt Rogers, arrived
at this port yesterday morning, left at Singapore,
U. S. ship Columbia, Com Reed, arrived day be-
fore, and saw the U. S.sshp John Adams, stan
ding into Singapore Roads, both from Sumatra.
Com Reed received information of the
capture of the Eclipse, of Salem, ut Colombo,
aud Immediately repaired to the west coast. On
his arrival, after endeavoring (unsuccessfuIly) to
negotiate for The delivery of the Mandarines
was bombarded two hours on the 23d Decem.
ber-one fort destroyed and the other considera-
bic injured. On the LIST January, Muckie was
burnt by the Columbia and John Adams.--Af-
ter cannonading of the place, 400 men were Ian
ded from the ship and the town destroyed with
q considerable quantity of representation ships
sustained any loss-The Maylays all retreated
into the jungle. No part of the property captur-
ed in the Eclipse was recovered.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-04

protect the party from which they obtained their
offices, rather than to protect the people in their
business By seeing that the laws are obeyed A
ulong the facilities for smuggling resort has been
had to bribing the officers connected with the GUS
tom house by feeling them. The practice of ap-
pointing men to Office merely on account of their
pal tizan services wthou: regard to capacity or hon
esty has ed and will inevitably lead to such VIOLA
lations of law The custom house officers in every
section of the country under the existing dynasty,
exhibit far greater solicude to build up the crumb'
ling edfce of Van Burenism than they do to enforce
the laws, and protect the industry of the people
Any man need but look around him to witness the
confirmation of this. Here exists one OF the promi'
nent evils Of the interference Of federal officers with
eections-a practice condemned by Washington
and Jefferson, as antrepublcan and ruinous in Its
effects to the interests of the people,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-04

1--WE have received aprospectus from the State
Paper office at Johnson, for extra paper, to CON-
mence and continue till election, to be called
'the Scorpion" 1t is headed "Smie and bank
REFORM which every body understands to mean
Smile and more Windsor Janh bills. Look ont
ye good grey headed patriots of the revolution
the tories paid off your brethren in the southern
part of the state last year with their Smile bank
reform Windsor hard currency, which was then
worth little or nothing. The "scorpion" we I'm
dorstand is gotup9 y the custom house officials, as
sort Of successor TO the Democrat" at Derby last
year. 1t should be called "the Custom II ouso An
nual." Every body, especially the young mon,
will be leased to take the "Scorpion " r q '...'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-04
fton, The Nicksburg senlinel, Man 11,h.

"A Bank Exploded.-Las evening, after our form
was made np we received the Brandon Sentinel
containing the follow ing highly important ntell-
gense
Destruction of the ReaJ Estate Bank at Decatur.
AS our paper went to press, we were informed by
a gentleman direct from Decatur, (Mi.) that the
Real Estate Bank at that place: set fire to by a
mob, and burned, together with the books and pa
pers. Nothing was saved He also stated that
if the mob was not quelled,- they would wreak
their vengeance upon the persons and property Of
the directory. , ..''f
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-04

UNITEDsSTATEs ARMY With view to the bet
ter instruction of the troops and for the improve
ment of the discipline of the army the Secretary
Of War has ordered such portions of the regiments
OF Dragons, artillery and infantry, as can be with
drawn from their stations, TO concentrate during the
summer months for camp of instruction. The
direction and formation of the encampment is be
under the charge of Major General Scott; the i'm
mediate command will be assigned TO such officer
as he may designate. 1t is stated that Trenton has
been selected for the station of the army with re
ference to healthfuness, economy, and facility of
trans porta,ion of troops and stores.-W Worcester
| .HIgtS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-04
From the Methuem Falls Gazette.

Low ELL MASUEAGTUREs-AiI ,ena ~ n nm nc
-,
curate statement Of the amount of cotton cloths
manufactured per week for two weeks, which is
ment we find the amount for two weeks to be tao0
million four hundred th;rty-nine thousand scDen
hundred eighty three CARDS. Regarding this as an
average for tie year, we should have the amount
for fffY two weeks ,sirty three million four hundred
thirty four thousand three hundred fifty eight This
amount would reach about thirty jtoe thousand
miles enough to wind around the globe ouce, and
make shirts for all the Editors and Printers In
chrisendom besides.
Besides the amount of cotton cloths included in
this estimate there is also manufactured IN Lowell
a very large amount Of wooden cloths, carpeting
&c. The following is the account rendered by our
AMOUNT of Cotton Cloth ,nannfactursd reg IN Lo'ooA
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-04
ORLEANS COUNTY, CONVENTION.

The Democratic Wing Farmers and all Freemen
in Orleans County opposed to the despotic and anti
and in favor Of genuine Wing principles of our
forefathers, are earnestly invited, and all, to
meet in County Convention, at lrasburgh, on the
NlNETEETH day Of June next. at 10 oclock A.
NJ. for the purpose of nominating County SENA-
TOR and transaetng any other business that shall
be deemed expedient. ..
CHS. w. PRENTISS,
ID. Fl. BARD, Co,n,,, Coror;,,oo
l.. RICHMOND, '1
]. A. PADDOCK,
May %, 1889.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-04

Thaddeus SteDens and the Penn. MObocrats. The
committee of the revolutionary party in the Penn.
House of Representatives appointed to investigate
the right of Mr. Stevens seat in that body have
reported that by his letter his constituents ne
formally resigned his seat, and therefore not a
member of the House. Mr. S. it will be recoect-
ed, disguised the mobocraiic proceedings, declin
ed occupying his seat the first session, and adj
dressed letter to his constituents asking their adj
vice and surrendering to them the trust they con-
fered upon him il they chose to accept it. Subse-
quently his constituents requested him TO take ms
seat the adjourned session, which he attempted
to do when the Speaker refused TO administer the
customary OATH The Wings argued that any let
ter from Mr. s. that not addressed to the House
could not be called resignation; but their oPpo-
nents decided otherwise, and declared his seat va
cant. Mr. Kettlewell, Mr. Stevens's colleague from
Adams comfy, then Withdrew from the House, as
he had been instructed to do by the people OF the
county he represented. The excitement is very
great, and the people are indignant at the high
handed outrages of the revoIutionsts.
| A New Orleans paper gives an account OF q
modern philosopher, down South, who practiced
animal magnetism upon young lady 50 efectual'
lv that nothing but matrmony could restore her.
The city of Albany by very large vote or
Monday approved of the law authorizing the city
TO grant s4OO 900 more in addition to the $3.50 900
in aid of the Albany and West Stockbridge Rail
road.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-04

which he did not give quid pro quo, unless 1t
might be gold snuff box given him by an eminent
banker, and beautiful black suit OF American
broadcIoth for him TO show of beautiful speci-
men of Yankee manufactures.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-04

q ~ Thaddeus Belts has been elected u. 8. Sem
ator by the Connecticut Legislature, in place of MIR
Kimberly, who resigned his seat in consequence
of i'll health
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Neat Senate.

The Wings have gained two Senators. The
Monongalia district not heard from, which the
Wings hope to carry. $50 far, SO good.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES. AS far as returns are
received the result is as follows
Wings, 81
Conservatives,
Loco Focos, 40
We have information of the election of 100
delegates-34 to be heard from OF these the
Wings and Conservatives count upon IS.
The Wings and Conservatives have already cho-
sen 60 MEMBERSHIPS is majority. Eight more
members secures a majority in the House. There
can hardly be doubt of the certain return of at
least ten. s-
We shall know the result in full next week.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-04
VIRGINIA ELECTION.

The intelligence first received Of tho late election
in this State was quite favorable TO the WING
cause as it anticipated it would be, and the
Administration papers raised their huzzahs They
may now cease their croakings for from present
appearances their defeat is almost certain. We
give below the latest news which we gather from
the Boston Atlas
Fifteen Congressional Districts have been heard
from which stand thus
1ruurItb NJ ~ w su ,d 6eeff29 Fl dEfaqefffan
John NJ. Bolts, Francis Il. Rivcs,
James Garland, Geo. G. Dromgole,
Charles +. Mercer. Linn Banks,
John Il. Hill Wing gain. G b. Samuels
John Taaferro, William Lucas,
Il. NJ, T. Hunter, John w Jones.
William l.. Goggin, Wing gain
Six districts remain to be heard from, from which
the prospect is favorable to the election of three
Wing members.
STATE SENArE.-Ofthe seven Senators, ascer.
tanned to be elected this year, four are Wings and
three are Loco Focos. The Senate then is sure to
consist of IL Wings a Conservatives, and Is Lo-
CO Focos. One district to be heard from.
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G9ea 1WaEggf S l@WaM &p
EsDAY 4,ls39.
STATE DEMOCRATIC WING CONVEN.
.. rrION .f... e.. .-........ ....

AT Woodstock, on the 9Th day of June next
will be held Convention of delegates to select
from the people, suitable candidates for state Off
GERS, to be supported at the next election. 1t is
hoped that one or more delegates from each town
in the state will be appointed at meetings OF all
who are in favor OF continued wise and prudent,
administration of our state government; opposed
the baneful measures Of the national adminisra-
ton ia favor of dispacing it, and establishing in
its stead that shall be responsible, economical
ard republican making patriotism its guide the
best interests of the country its goal and the prn-
cples promulgated by Washington and Jefferson
its rule of faith and practice. 1t desirable that
every town in the State should be represented, in
asmuch delegates may be appointed al the pro-
posed convention, to represent the state in the ma
tional convention 10 be held at Harrisburgh in De-
cember next, for the purpose of nominating can.
didates for President and Vice President, who, Sit
elected will regard the wishes, and not Ds-regard
t'the lamentations Of the people," 1870
AS Vermont has been, so let her continue to be
"ALWAYS FAITHFUL. s..
WILLIAM UPHAM,
T. p. WALTON, S,ote
HARRY BRADLEY, | Csa;ral
GEO II. HODGES, Gam.
-.s- CHARLES PAINE
.,. .f CHARLES HOPKINS '."
Montpelier, May IS, 1889. .. aG .se
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-04

New HAMpsHnE.--The official returns of the
elections IN this stale, ms ascertained by the Gov.
ernor and council, are stated in the New Humn-
shire papers. ........ .e..... .....
For Representatives in Congress they are as fol.
low
Wings. Admin.
Tchabod Bartlett % 90 Tristan Shaw 90 $40
Joel Eastman 90, $40 Ira A. Eastman 29,9O5
Anthony Colby 81 $50 Chas. G. A therton 90 ,452
Phns Henderson 81 ,S76 w Williams 90 ,63S
Jonathan Smith %, 079 Edmund Burke 29,437
... Abolition Ticket.
Daniel Holt 76S N. Southworth l,705
J. M Harper 1928 P. p. Woodbury. 1916
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-25
no the Farmers.

VENElE undersigned hereby gives notice tha' ~
IL has purchased the Failing Wetar Nh, latey
the properly of Archibald Sherer, esq, and IS pro
pared to purchase Wheat of those who are u'sPs
sed to sell, for which he will pay the highes' ~
ket price in Cash. To those who prefer na,.s1l
their wheat manufactured he would say ina D va
grind on the usual terms, stand the inspection,
deliver the Flour in Georgetown tot Marfy n.
per barrel. He will also continue the Boat'Ns =
siness. as heretofore, and will transport Meto"ph
die and Produce, OF every description, that h'ay - !.
committed TO his charge, as cheap and exPeu.ss
as can be done by any person, or company, on "
Canal. CHAhLEo w.
August IS, l83s-tE
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FzartinsbuFg

SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
DY a resolution of The Board Of Directors OF
I'D this Institution, the following rates of interest
have been adopted for The government of the lrea-
surer thereof, in receiving money on deposite, VIZ
For deposi,es, payable 6 months
afer demand, certificates may 3 per eenfam
be issued, bearing an interest per snnun'
at the rate Of
For dcposites, payable 4 months
after demand, certificates may 4 PEI cenfEm
be issued, bearing an interest per aRR"m'
at the rate of
For deposiies, payable sixty days
after demand, certificates may 3 per centum
he issued, bearing an interest per dnnnm'
at the rate of
BY order JOSEPH BuhNo'
July 10. 1884, IredSuft''
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-25

VIRCINIA:-Ata Court held Tor Berkeley Coan-
=. ~ tbe Court. House, on Monday the 18th day
e, . al'} Henyy S.. George Christy, plG.
- ch.;.,v and others, DTS.
In CHANCERY.
yHyHE defendants, John N. christy David D.
Chnsiy, Ebenezer w. Cbristy, Sarah Ann
Cbrsry, Elizabeth c. Christy, Rachel d Chrlsty'
and Robert NJ. Christy, not having entered their
ann.aranee and given security, according 10 the act
Of Assembly, md rules fthe Court, and II appear
mo "a, The Court that they are not inhabitants OF TINS
Commonwealth it is ordered that the said deien-
dants do appear here on the second mondays 81 Au.
.n., nov, and ansyer the bill Of the complainant:
and further, that this order be published ~ the
Nauinsburg Gazette for TWO months Progressively,
and posted at the front door Of the Courthouse Of
this County.
A Copy.-Teste.
May 80, 1839.-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-07-25
DORSEY'S TOOTH-ACHE DROPS.

OFFER this article TO the public, with the re-
"A mark, that its curative powers have been suii.
ciently tested TO satisfy me it recommending it as a
general remedy for the TOoh.Ache. Its compost
ton is such, that no fear need be entertained Gifts
having the least deleterious inGuenceupon the teeth
but on the contrary will go far to prevent their
decay. All l ask, is, let those who are afflicted
with the Tooih-Ache, give it a trial.
WIN, DORSEY,
Martinsburg, Dec. G, 1898. Druggist
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EBOaaCSffC Goods.

TENWILLED and plain Osuaburg, "a IA 5-4
Il Brown sheetjng, 4-45-4 aud Cd Bleech
do. rs and A fine shiriugs sup. Brown and
bleachcd Drilnngs, plaid and striped Cottons, "a
and fine Indigo Check, Brown and Mexican CASH
meres, Pitsburg Cord, Bed Ticking, Cassinetts,
Cotton Yarn from ) to IS, Candlewick, Carpet
chain, &c. &c all of which | will sell cheap.
April 3. 1880. ]. w. BOYD.
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transportation.

On the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
TEyHE undersigned announces to the Millers and
q Farmers of Berkeley and Jefferson, that his
arrangements have now been made for carrying on
the business of Boating, to an extent, that will en-
able him to facilitate the transportation OF produce
Of every description, either down or up; and with
view to the further accommodation of the pnblc, he
has determined to carry Flour from his landing to
Georgetown, atthe rate oftVentytve cents Per6dr'
rel, and other produce in proportion.
He will at ali times purchase-and pay the cash
Flour. Corn. Rue, oats, Ciover Seed, and every
other description oCProduce usually carried 10 the
sea-boa,d for a market-and for which, he will give
the highest price. WILLIAM SHORTT.
August 8. I83G-tf.
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VIRGINIA:-AtaC Court held for Berkeley G

VIRGINIA:-Ata Court held for Berkeley Coun-
~. atthe Court House, on Monday the 18Th day
pbirnc pendleton, phG.
against
Michael Runner. and others, dts.
IN CHANCERY.
YEyHE defendants, Joseph Robinson and I've his
wife, George Chiids and Elizabeth his vile,
Jobn Miller and May his wife, and Catherine,
Robert. Charlotte, Margaret, John, William, and
Joseph Reed, children and heirs Of Christina Reed,
decd. not having entered their appearance ana
given sccuriiy, according TO the act Of Assembly
and rules Of the Court, and it appearing to the
Court that they are not inhabitants OF this Com
monwe4lth: it is ordered that the SAID defendants
do ,ppear here on the second Monday in August
next. and answer the bill of the complainant: and
further, that this order be published IN The Martins
burg Gazette for two months successfully, and pos
ted at the front door Of the Court House OF this
County.
a Copy+-Teste.
HARRISON WAITE, C. B. C.
Nav 60. 1339.-2m
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Fp0Micsgic Wrw GoOds.

USr received, a large stock of3-4, "A, Sd
eD and G-fbrown and bleached Sheetings & Shir-
tings at very reduced prices; Tickings-a sPlen-
did assortment; bleached and brown Drillings-
very cheap; Checks; Ofnoburg Cottonsi Domes-
tic Calicoes; Candle Wick; Cotton Jeans, and
Carpet Chain-all Of which we will sell at very
low prices. A. ROBINSON & co.
April 10, 1889.
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IN CHANCERY


VTRGE.NTI:-ln the Circuit Superior Cont oi
Law and Cbanceiy for Morgan County; June
Roles. 1889.
Kelly Thomas P|'
against
John Hutchinson, Admir- Ex%-oflieio FLAMES Hook,
deed, Catharine Hook, ~(widow) Emily Hook
Sarah Hook. aod james Hook, infant heirs Of
said lanes Hook, deed. dGs.
IN CHANCERY.
TEyHE dsfendants, Catharine tiook Emily Hook,
md Sarah Hook, not having entered their ap-
pearance aud given security, according to the uc'
Of Assembly, ard the rules Of this Court, andi II APP
oearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants Of this Commonwealth 1t IS ordered
that the said defendants do enter their appearance
10 this suit, on the first day Of the next term, and
answer The plaintiffs bill: and that a copy OF ibis
order be forthwith published in some newspaper IN
Berkeley County, for two months successfully and
a like cory posted at tae front door Of the Court
House in said County Of Morgan.
A Copy.-Ieste.
j.. RICHARD, c. N. C.
June 90, 1830.-2m
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EsF. $iCNrd'S
CELEBRATED SPECIFICS,

W UTNHItT To TWTN , F'VT"F
YEHHESE MEDICINES stand in the highestes-
timation ia france, and generally used in the
Veueleal Hospitals of that country, and for many
years successfully %practiced by DR.. Sicard in this
and other countries.
Dr.. Sicard'. long standing as a practitioner in the
ciiv of Baltimore. and his success in the cure OF dis
eases If The above nature, renders it unnecessary to
say more on the subject.
As there are, no doubt, many persons who will
attempt to counterfeit the above Medicines, in con-
sequence Of their great success, this Is to warn the
public not to purchase any Medicines Purporting
to be his, except from authorized agents. Its or
iy prepared by DR.. Sicard, ct his Office North
West corner of Liberty and Lexington streets, Bal
timore. Accompanying each package are full di-
rections for the use Of the same.
For sale in Martinsburg, Berkeley County Viz
ginia, by NM. DORSEY, agent,
March ". 1G30-ly Drnggisk.
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FANCY GOODS.

A ROBINSON 81 CO., have on hand a SPLEEN
No did stock Of Funny Goods, consisting OF a
great many new style goods not generally brought
10 the country; Emhfoideries such as splendid
Canes, Collars, Edgings; Laces g. Wells OF the
newest styles; rich Paris Bonnet Trimmings
very pretty; silk s. Kid Gloves; itch Shawls and
Scarfs; Mouselins, Lawns &c, &c Linen and
Cambfick Handkerchief, Bead Bags, SC. We are
now determined to sell at very low prices, as our
stock must be reduced.
MAY 80, 1889.
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RECEIVING WEEKLY.

YUyHE subscribers continue to receive, weekly,
Neg Goods, which enable them 10 keep their
store constantly supplied with great Bargains.
JUST OPENED.
New STYLE Mousseiine de Laines;
Alarge assortment Of Calicoes, very cheap;
Swiss nnd Cambrick Muslins
Ga, "a, 104, and 1874, Damatk Table Cloths
Cheap;
A large assortment Of Mems Wear;
Marseilles Vestings-very Handsome;
Plain and Ribbed Drillings-new style;
French Needle Worked Collars;
Stocks, Shams, &c
A large assortment o fFancy Handkerchief;
Parasols, Umbrellas, &c, with a great variety
OF other New Goods.
A.. ROBINSON & Co.
June Is, 1889.