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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-07-29
THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
Peace

The news received to-day by telegraph will startlt
more readers than did even the announcement of wal
having broken out for the first was anticipated fol
MONTHS the last comes wholly without warning, and il
manner strangely characteristic of the able, but in
scrutabe who controls the destnies of France and
it must be admitted of all Europe to great extent
Of all men, Louis Napoleon appears to possess in most
eminent degree the talent of siencenot VIII
liam the Silent the Great Prince of Orange appears tC
have exceeded him in this remarkable and most useful
faculty.
Louis Napoleon humbes great and naughty power
establishes for hmsethe only thing he yet needed great
military prestige, enlarges the boundaries of Sardinia
which must hereafter be an efficient outpost Of France
recognizes Italy under the honorary presidency of the
Pope, but the real predominace of France vlndcates
the supremacy of his arms yet stops short of provoking
an European coalition against him. secures all his OBJ
iects yet in such to praise for modera-
tion within two months after leaving Paris to take the
field 1t is almost like Dream and yet there is nothing
dreamy about it. He has simply shown himself to be the
man of his age As he remarked in his manifesto on
entering Mlan if there be who fail to understand
the genius of the age in which they live he Is not of
them
What is to be done with KOssuth and the Hungarl-
ans; how Garbald and the italian reyoutOnsts are to
be satisfied remains yet to be We must take it
for granted that man as cool, calculating md far
reaching as Napoleon has taken all these things into his
account
Never, perhaps in the time has greater moral
effect been produced larger stride taken by any man
or nation. Napoleon the First moved as conqucror-
this man advances as statesman chains his enemies
however reluctant to his car andhardy leaves them
right to complain.
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MurderOuS AttemOt.

On Friday of last week boy aged about IS years,
named John Coggns committed to the Jail in this
town, on a charge of having struck Mr.. Van Buren,
Hopkins that morning the head with axe, while in
bed asleep 1t seems that Mr.. Hopkins worked small
piece ofand in Pitt county, and had hired Coggns to
work for him. Coggns became unruly, was corrected
by Hopkins, and home to his mother, who lives
this town she sent him back and few days there
after be is suspected ohavng committed the above deed
Hopkins is only about years of age, and had per
son living with him except Coggns. He is still alive
but in a very precarious stuation.-Iar Somherner.
FATHER WITH THREE Dozen CH1LDREN.-The German
UpperT0st,-At Markheidenfet village situated the
river MAN, in Bavaria there lives sxtyeight years
of age named Johanpas Sohottenbeck He is a master
chmney-sweep, vocation more honorable in Germany
than in this country and for half century has given perso
nal attention to his business He is living with his
third wife the sixteenth of June last his thirty sixth
child christened in the parish church. By his first
sort he had by his second eleven and by his third
eighteen chdren-of whom half girls and half boys.
few families prolific would supply nation with all the
oldery required for its Defence and aborers to perform its
necessary agriculture and manufacturing There vitality
lift in the old Teuonc stock yet enabling it to sprout
abundany The French and the Irish cannot come up
with it,
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From Havana-Large Fire at Cienfugos.
p. ARMSTRONG'S
PATENT WASHING MACHINE.

LABOR 81 TING-THE WORK OF THREE HANDS
DONE BY ONE WITH EASE.
YNHE ABOVE MACHINE is warranted to wash clothes
without damaging them in the least, and all the Agent
asks, to sell every family Machine thorough examina-
ton have the Rights for Brunswick, Columbus, Baden,
Sampson Dupln, Onslow and New Hanover counties Any
wishing to the Machine will please call the
Farmers House. near the W. W. R. R. Depot where he
will take pleasure in showing all the particulars.
H. NJ. BISHOP Agent.
July 10. 47-6m-26 8-2m
MANTILLAS AND sHAWLS, Black Lace Shawls
wi and Mantas, White and Black Grenadine Shawls, Be-
reage Shawls and Mantas, Fancy Chally Shawls White
Embroidered Mousn Mantllas, White and Black Lace
Capes For sale at reduced prices, by
July 18th. J. S. WILLIAMS.
I UST RECEIVED, supply of FALL TURNIP SEED,
) comprising the following varieties:
RUTA BAGAS
WHITE FLAT DUTCH,
RED TOP FLATS,
YELLOW ABERDEEN.
Orders solicited and promptly filled.
July %. LOUIS B. ERAMBERT, Apcthecary.
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Ba@ The Navy Department has received dates as late
as the 18th of May from vessels in the Brazil sta
tion Ali of them were n the river La Plata, off Bue
nos Ayres and in view of the unsettled condition OF
affairs in that quarter it deemed advisable to keep
them there
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A RTHUR'S PRESERVING CANS OF GLASS OR
N TlN.-These avOrite selfseaing Cans are the only
which have stood the test and will stand for ages
For sale by l.. g. TURNER,
July q. U.ate Policy il Turner.)
HINHE GREATEST VARIETY SEWING MA
i CHIMES OFFERED BY ANY OTHER ESTABLISH
MENT IN THE WORLD, manufactured by l. M. SING
Err & co.
New Family Machine and Iron Stand complete $50 90
Mahogany Cover for the same. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Enclosed in Rosewood Cabinet Case .......... so 90
Transverse Shuttle Machine and Iron Stand tter Al Is 90
together with the various styles of Standard Shuttle Ma
chimes adapted to every variety of family sewing and with
attachments for binding Caps and Hats, for Qtlng &C.,
&c. Also, the ''Imperial Machine for heavy Leather
work, &c.
The above Machines no longer experiment Years
of thorough testing has established the ndispted fact that
there other Machine thoroughly adapted to the
of the manufacturer and the family
Query-Ifa machine will not answer the of Tailor,
is it profitable machine for family to purchase?
o. S. BALDWIN, Agent
July %. T. M. Singer r. Co.
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Addition al from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, July 22.-The steamship Webb has
arrived here from Minatitlan on the 18th. Her advi-
ces says that Mramon has made complete change of
his Cabinet, and adopted new policy. The principal
features of the latter are liberty of the press political
amnesty partial conscaton Of Church property. The
Church has declared in favor of Marqueza for Dicta-
tor.
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE Comply

DIRECTORS.
81. HUNTINGTON, CHARLES BOSWELL jog ALLYN
ALBERT DAY. HENRY KENEY, JOIN p BRACE
JAMES GOODWIN, CALVIN DAY, CHARLES J. RIss
Fl. HUNTINGTON, President.
TIMo G. ALLYN, Secretary
G. G. LYMAN, Assistant Secretary.
VIM. N Bowers. Actudru.
This old and reliable Company, established for nearly
FIFTY YEARS continues to Insure against Loss Damage
by Fire Dwellings, Furniture Warehouses; Stores Ter-
chandise Mills Manufactures, and other kinds of
property, on its usual satisfactory terms.
Particular attention given to nsuring Farm Property con-
sisng Of Dwellings, Barns and Out Buildings connected,
&C., &c., contained in the same for term of three or i've
years at oao rates of premium.
Applications for Insurance may be made to the under
signed the duly authorised agent for Wmn gton and vicinity
Losses equitaby adjusted at this Agency paid imme
tely upon satisfactory proofs in funds in the
cities Of Neto York Boston, the assured may prefer
81. R. SAVAGE, Agent.
Wilmington, N. G., Feb. -, 1s59.-l4l-26-ly*
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The ArIlliStIce.

The news brought by the Africa that an armistice of
thirty eight days had been concluded between the
Austrans and the French and Sardlnans, is the first
thing that has occurred to stop the onward progress of
one party and the retrograde movement Of the other
Since the of hosttes there has not been
q single instance in which the result has varied from the
established routine Of allied advance and Austrian
treat From river to river from stronghold to strong
hold the Austrians have been driven across upper Italy
Their strategic lines have been forced turned-ther
most important fortified cities have no sooner been
threatened than they have been abandoned At last
stand has been made between the lines of the Mnco and
the Adige In the famous square, defended by Mantua
Verona, Lcgnano and Peschiera, the Austrians have
come to bay, after having fought and lost the terrible
battle of Soferin0.
The arms,ice is no doubt the immediate and ostensi-
BILE result of mediation in which the three great neutral
powers Russia, Prussia and England joined. But it is
also the next thing to necessity The terrible carnage
on both Sides the vast numbers of wounded the mutual
exhaustion the threats of plague and pestience from the
fearful smells polutng the burning air of an Italian
summer sky under which thousands of bodies of men
ond horses lie fostering and unburiCd, the want of ac
commodations for the wounded all these things render
an armistcc highly desirable for both parties Like
ships at sea- they haul off for while to repair damages
1t may be- also, that France pauses for moment be-
fore going far to carry the into German Fed
era territory and that the danger of general war,
consequent upon that step may have also made the 9th
CIR powers more earnest in their offers of mediation and
more urgent in demanding their acceptance The Mon
itcr of Paris and the I1meS of London do not agree
the first thinking the chances of peace SMALL the other
regarding them as good.
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Meeting of the Stock olders Of the Bank of North


The Stockholders Of the Lew Bank Of North Caro-
lima met in this city Wednesday last and organized
Gov. Swain was called to the chair and E. B. Free
man, Esq., appointed secretary Kemp P. Battle, Esq,
assistant secretary The Stockholders in session
two days. On Thursday the following gentlemen were
elected Directors viz Geo. w. Mordecai Esq, Hon.
Geo. f. Badger Hon. John III. Bryan, Hon. D Nj.
Barringer, B. F. Moore, Esq, Hon. Charles Manly,
Kemp P Battle and J. ". B. Watson, Esqs. Direc-
tors on the part of the Stated. w. Courts, Esq,
Public Treasurer, and W. R. Poole, Esq. The follow
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Three negroes on trial at Marshall, Mo, on the 18th
nst for murder and rape, were forcby taken from the
all by mob who burned one and hung the other two
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Bag@ The late news from Europe produced much
qualification in Washington City, especially among the
heads of the different departments.
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They speak of man in Maine who is strong enough
to lift barrel of pork with his teeth. this not remark
abe.--We know man-an aged one two who has lf
ted several barrels of pork with his teeth.
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Bank of North Carolina.

The Stockholders in this institution in the Senate
chamber, Raleigh, on the goth inst. at II o'clock, NJ
Gov Swain was called to the Chair The list of Stock
holders was called over the report of the Commissioners
read and other preliminary steps taken to permanent
organization of the Bank when the meeting adjourned
until O'Clock next morning.
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Bank of WadesbOrO.'

The Hddesboro' argus understands that James A.
Leak ESQ., was elected President of this institution at
the stockholders meeting the 9th inst 1t will be
recollected that the former President, another Mr.
Leak died suddenly some months SINCE while a visit
to the South.
Ba The London Times says the proposal for the ex-
isting armstice came from France, indicating either
great moderation pressing necessities on her part
and does not believe it was the latter
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u,lIsboro, N. c.. Military Academy.

We have from Captain G. G. Tew, Superintendent of
the above Institution circular containing the semi
annual merit and conduct Roll for July 1st 1859.
From the summary of Cadets " we learn that the
whole number entered since January 18th has been CO.
of whom two have been honorably discharged, leaving
81 at present. e
OF those entered SO are from North Carolina 26
from South Carolina 3 from Louisiana; from Vir-
gina 2 from Georgia; from Alabama, and from
Texas.
From New Hanover we notice the names of r. +.
Calder VIM. Calder, and E. T. Martin.
B6g% Our Little Friend has been travelling around in
his noseess wayne dsturbs not the quiet of sane
tum by asking questions; his shoes do not creak, he
never borrows exchanges reads manuscript over
our shoulder. Yet he has grown pleasantly familiar
and displays sort of shy confidence that is quite anu
sing as he turns his quick black eye us, scutes
past running over our feet and when suddenly disturbed
by the entrance of stranger gldes off into his hole
for our small friend dainty little Whether
he is married or single mouse we cannot say. He has
never told u.s. and we have never seen any familyhe
has never brought Mrs Mouse and the Misses Mouse to
call upon u.s. and the smaness of the front door of his
residence has rather presented obstacle to visiting
mousetrap nor strychnne for the little fellow. Let him
live his timid little life out and when he wants to die
let him go out ofdoors to dot that no bad odor from
his little may come up to disgust oactories
The Bank of North Carolina.
We copy elsewhere from the Raleigh Register com
parativey brief notice of the organization of the
Bank. The Standard has a veryful and interesting
account, but rather too long for our columns.
1t appeared from the report of Gov Ellis, Chairman
of the Board of Commissioners for receiving subscrp
lions to Stock, that 2l 900 had been subscribed
Of this, over two millions was represented.
Upon the whole we presume the new Bank will be es
sentialy the same with the old Bank of the State The
President and Cashier are to be the same and majority
of the directors.
The Presidents salary has been fixed at $4,000 per
annum.
F1RE.--We learn that the alarm Of fire on Friday af
ternoon proceeded from kitchen in the of the
idence of Mr. Hewlett, on Fourth street. above the rail-
road The kitchen with its contents destroyed and
the clearinghouse was in danger for some time. We
do not know the precise amount of the loss.
BPWe requested by the Clerk of New Hanover
County Court to state that the Laws of the last Session
of the General Assembly have been received at his Office
and are ready for delivery to the Magistrates of sale
County
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BROKE JA1L.-Four prisoners escaped from the Char.
lotte Jail on the Dist inst Their Floyd under
sentence of death afterwards recaptured and taken
back Wall, Stockton and free negro who had not
been taken at last accounts.
Wall and Stockton were awaiting trial under charge
Of larceny The free negro for misdemeanor
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BS5 The President has rendered the Central Ameri-
can mission to the Hon. d. NJ. Barringer of North
! Carolina. The North Carolina Standard says Mr.. B.
has declined to accept the same.
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WIN. KNABE X CO.'S CELEBRATED p,,>o
FORTES,

FORTES.
SEE WHAT the Baltimore San of Nov 1873 e,,,. ~.
- above Pianos: say " 'h
baltimore again Triumphant! 1t will be seen by tlo
OF the Maryland Institute, (Which was published yesta
that VIM knabe & Co. have again been awarded the G
1edM Certtcae, for the best Square Piano on exhibit
the highest honors of the Institute for the best So,r
over instruments from the best makers of New York Ro
and Baltimore. In the year 1885, VIM. Knabe & ca rpc
ed the Cold Medal, and in the succeeding wears I> Wv
81, and now in 1858. they have been awarded 1gr c
fedd Certcae, which is the highest honor of the n
tute, and can only be obtained by continued eyccjep
over all competitors. This shows we'll for Baltimore ro
ics and is we'll merted tribute for the Messrs Knoh
Cos the fame OF whose Pianos is extensively anne,
ted. For sale at "'f'' "
July %. KELLEY'S BOOK STnpp
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S33 80 90.
sORTEO NUMERO 62l ORDINARIO.

-Four Approximations to the 800, 600 of 5000 each
400 to $4,000; of $500 to $50 OOO Of 800 to $1,000
4 of $500 to 10000.
Whole Tickets $40 Halves $40 Quarters s.
Prizes cashed at sight at per cent discount.
Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par.
drawing will be forwarded the result become
known.
~ All orders for Schemes Tickets to be addessel
DON RODRIGUEZ care of City Post, Charleston 5
Jnly 18th, 1859. l1.da&Ii
TCE-ICE-ICE.
FTNHE WILMINGTON ICE HOUSE will he opened for
4 delivery of ICE every day at sunrise, closing at suns
except Sundays, when it will positively close
ICE will not be delivered after time of closing eyceIi
of sickness.
TERMS CASH, aoitlOtH deviation.
TICKETS can be procured and deposits made b. t''
who desire.
ICE for the country packed and forwarded dre,r'
ICE furnished to the sick poor free of charge when
ted by physicians members of the visiting COnmttc
Orders must be addressed to WILMINGTON ICE HVJ
A. H. VANBOkktI.hN
April LIST, 1859. l7G6m 52o@
w. TILLER, PHILADELPHIA, IN.
IMPORTER of FANCY GOODS, TOYS, BEAp
A ND CONFECT1ONERS' ARTICLES, China poIs, h.
N Vases, Toilet Bottles, Inks with Figures, JcVe
Card Receivers Etagere Articles. &c. Latest stt'
goods constantly received and sold at the very Lowest
prices. w. TllLht.
No. "a South Fourth street, Philadep.1
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TEAS.
WE HAVE ON HAND lot of fresh Teas Green a.
w Black, fine and common qualities For sale L
July z. s E. cor Market onJ SonnS,
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REDUCTION OF PRICES - he d
ON ALL Summer Dress Goods. Ba a wi iAMS,
~ tanned. Call on - II ~ Market stree
Julyll4.
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COFFEE.
* BAGS RIO COFFEE;
LEI " Laguyra q
Just received. For sale by l.. B. HIGGINS A. SON,
July s. +. Cor Market and Saoon ngNs
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Beg~The Trustees of the University of North Caro-
lima were to meet in Raleigh the goth inst. to fl
vacancies in the faculty.
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R1F~ John Turner, a free negro was found dead, on
the track of the w. Il w. r R. near Weldon, on the
morning of the Goth inst. Supposed to have been run
over by the mp train on the previous night.
The UNIvERsITY.-We learn from the Standard, that
at the meeting of the Trustees in Raleigh on the 2lst
inst it was decided to tender the Proessorship of His
tory in the University to the Rev. Francis L. Hawks
of New ork The Standard believes he will accept
the appointment. The vacancy in the Proessorship of
Rhetoric and Logic will be filled by the Trustees at
their annual meeting in December next.
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FLOUR.

FLOUR.
Oh BBLS: SUPERFINE FLOUR;
~ 10 90 90 WachOvia Mills " Family inst roco,
For sale by H. B. HUGGINS 4 SONS
july 22d S. +. Corner Market & Second (,
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COFFEE-COFFEE.
on BAGS COFFEE, various grades,) in store On,
~ sale by r. H. McKOY ana GI Tor
July 18th w
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sgg@ We have from Mr.. Kelley Cooley IS Ladys Book
for August which fully maintains the enviabe reputa-
ton which the Book has earned during long years.
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liOuOr Tax

The Standard again reminds the Shers that the At
torney General has decided that liquor dealers are re-
qured by the revenue law to list the amount of
their purchases from July, 1858, to July 1852 with the
justices this July, and pay the tax next july.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
n VIE NEXT ORDINARY DRAWING OF THE ROYA.
Havana Lottery, conducted by the Spanish Govpmnea
under the supervision of the Captain General Cuba
| take place at HAVANA, on
THURSDAY, august 4H, 1889.
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An old settler out West who elected Justice ofthe
peace couldn't raise enough to pay officer for swear
ing him in he stood before looking glass and quail
fed himself
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SACK SALT.
R0O SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT in prime order
cOO For sale by
July 9Th WILLARD & CURTIS
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SUNDRIES

SUNDRIES.
6 HHDS. Bright Western Sides
- do. do do Shoulders.
1000 lbs. N. G. Bacon, (Sides and Shoulders>
81 6bls. Mess Pork, IN. Y. City Inspectio11.
40 do Flour, (Super and Fine)
$50 sacks Salt (seamess)
bbls. Cider Vinegar
IS kegs Nails, 3 to 4Od.;
80 bbs. Sugar, A., 3D. &C.;
hhds. Molasses, CUBA Muscovado).
40 bags Rio Coffee
II do. Laguayra do;
st. Domingo and Java do:
% boxes Soap, No. and Pale Starch CAMILLA,
ers Candy, Powder, Shot and Lead Snuff Tohacn CraC
&C., in store and for sale by V0o' Nigary
ALDERMAN d BETTENCOURT
0one oO. NO 81 North Water stro
WE BEGIN THIS DAY TO SELL OTrD
w desirable stock of Straw goods for less tb hosr
Now is the time to buy your straw hats and kea cost
We offer these inducements to make room wIdII COOL
very much. nv" we need
Call at the Emporium, 81 Market St. and nprt
straw hats at less than cost for Cash. r'"Se Your
July 81. MYERS T. ,so,r
ELIXIR CALISAYA
DREPARED Of the best Yellow Cinchona RorI.
rious Anomalies 1t is confidently recommends u van
ing one of the most agreeable and efficient Tonr m as be
General De6!let Languor, Indigestion, Dyspepsiq n 2
GERS arising from MidSmdtlC ErhdlatOuS Pranar FG
LOUIS B. ERAMBERT ''' ny
Practical Pharmaceut.
ouly IL. Wilmington A
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SUNDRIES.
~ BBI4S. CITY MESS PORK:
~ so do Flour, Family, super and fine
10 do. superior n. c. Lard
Is kegs Bacon, N. c. and Western
% boxes assorted Candy;
Is bbls. and 10 boxes Crackers;
Is do. Sugar, G. Coffee, A. White and crushed Ia
SO bags Coffee, Rio, Laguayra and Java;
30 boxes Soap, No. and Pale;
so do. Adamantine Candles, also Sperm do
Is do. Pearl Starch, in small and large boxes.
Is do. Saleratus, Soda and Yeast Powders;
20 Jars and 10 boxes Potash;
100 Reams wrapping Paper, Hoop IRON, Il and !
inch, Rivets 6, and do All kinds Turpentine tools
canal Barrows Pepper, Spice, &c.
In store and for sale by ZENO H. GREENE
July 10Th 1859.
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HERRING-HERRINC
7nn BBIS. NO. HERRING in prime orlar j.
1OO ceiyed and for sale by gust Re
July Ilth 7. Fl. McKOY X M
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/ OOP SKIRTS,
IL HOOP SKIRTS,
>l 49, - HOOP SKIRT
DOUGLAS Il SHERWOOD.
TWENTY DIFFERENT STYLE
July l6 HEDRICK & RYAN