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M A R E.
PoRT OF oLEvELAND.

-.E EHTERED-may 8.
Stmr. Cleveland. Evans, Detroit.
Prop. Ontario. Shaver, Ogdensburgh, 60 tons
mdse, 90 tons marble.
Prop. OwegO, Drake, Dunkirk, mdse.
Prop. Rocket, Rice, Buffalo.
Prop, Acme. Hathaway, Buffalo, le7 pkgs mdse,
90 tons railroad Iron.
Sehr ShoOke, Hsrns, Buffalo.
Schr Monarch of the Glen, Megle, Sandusky
100 bbls cement.
CLEARED,
Stmr. Cleveland, Evans Detroit.
Prop. Acme, Hathaway Chicago, TT5 grindstones
434 kegs nails, go boxes glass, 10 bbls oil,
q bdls iron.
Prop. Rocket, Rice, Buffalo, 100 bbls pork, 1900
bbls flour 500 casks copper, 10 pkgs mdse
Prop. Ontario, Shaver, Ogoensburgh, 900 bbls
-four, 80 casks whisky.
Bark Northwest, Atkinson, Chicago.
Bark VIM. Jones, Andrews, Milwaukee, S25 tons
coal.
Schr. Shook, Herns, Chicago, as tons coal.
Sehr. Monarch Of the Glen, Magic, Sandusky
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Ths subscribsF5 have on kEnd suParier article -
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oPEN1ro TH1 poYRARDll1UF.

Fire upon the fort was opened on Friday,
April 18th.
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uysiur aad Cleaning IN al ltI hranchas. PIcass
Nj Snd exsnaine finished goods 70 tie store.
Hsfsrenosl-Mo1IrB. HettberT q HaE1nannI IaF-
los, GriIWeld Cos and other Merchants. nus7
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MiLLTNRRY GnODS.

Just opened-a complete saBortment Of MILL
NERN 60 De- ~ p per cent ltsg than ths market
price, a. 1. P. 6HEkW0ODB.
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J BRANoREFA's VE8ErABLE Pills

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SPRING DRESS GOODS
A full assortment Of NEW sPKIRG DRESS
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VESSELS PAsrsG.-The following vessels passed
D0troit nm fba 17fh.

hr. Shook, Herns, Chicago, as tons coal.
hr. Monarch of the Glen, Magic, Sandusky.
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Are infa ibls for cosiiTeueas, Epasms io of appa-
tile, sick headache, siddinaass sense Of hoaing a.
tsr meals, dizziness droa 5insss, and crmping
palms. aad all disorders Of tho siomaeh and boWels
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DYERS.
lNRRNuH pYR HOUSE.

No. 96 EHNneA STRRHE,
tHsxt d0sr 10 Mn, PQltsE,l Millinery gtoro,l
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DR. CHEEgEMARs Pills

ere tbs most sasotual rlmsdy- sTsr kncEn ,sor sII
Complaints psouiiar 70 Fsmalas-4o all CLASSES thsT
are invaluable, inEeins, via psrasntT, periodical
regularity. They ere knoEn 70 thousands, Who
nave used them Is different periods, throughout the
country, haViag the sanction Of some Of fhs most
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Implicit directions, Stating when they should not
Be used, With each Box. ghe Drios 81, 90 bsr Boz,
eontainihg from b 70 50 Pills.
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va tno coumsncsnent 81 4 rev era. q ~ treat
ment Of thoss irresulEitilB and obstruefoa1 which
haEs oonaignsd % many 70 pFsmatur5 grave. No
SlAlo can enjoy good health unlss5 she iI regular,
and Wheaoger an obstruction taes bso5 the general
health bealns TO Decline
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-10
Letter from a wheeling boy at Win.
chester.
WlxeHEsrEa, Va, April ;, 1852.

W'xcHEsrEa, Va, April 5, 1852.
Eaters IztsiitgeHeer:
\ deep gloom has rested on this place
ever since the occurrence of the terrible
battle on Sunday the sd ulI. Il has car
ried mourning and SORROW 10 a msjoritY OF
che households Of this town. MANY of the
women are dressed in mourning for the loss
OF some friend Ia the battle, aud 90 about
the streets WITH sulIen faces, IS though
Ehcis hearts were burdeued with some yreaI
SORROW, from which they expected no re-
lief. Il is no more than a Just retributieu,
for it is believed, that no class Of persons
did more to bring about that battle than
The isdtss of Winchester. There is a haugh-
y First Family air about the wealthy class
IS, bnt the men are generally very respect.
full IN their bearing towards the soldiers.
The! had thought themselves almost ON
nIpoteut, and fully believed that any aru1y
that could be marched from the North into
the valley, would be speedily anaihils,ed
by J3ckson'S SIone-ERli brigade. vhich
they delighted in calling the flower OF The
Southern army. Senator Mason is paving
dearly fog his treason His house is used
as \ headquarters for some of our troops,
and his yard as hiIehing ground for cavaI-
= horses, aud be is an exile from his couu.
ny The country people aud the poorer
classes generally express themselves as
thoroughly dred.of the war aud anxious 10
have peace and the Uaion restored.
Col. AniSAnSel has been restored to the
command OF his regiment, as yuu have
learned ere ihiS, and the official announce
uent made by the War Department. that
be WAS hOnorably acquitted This is sim
ply IL accordance With the opinion of his
regiment, aud all others who we're &C.
qaai5ted With the circumstances. and which
sney think The War Department vas rather
tardy IA making known. There is good
zeal OF dissatisfaction IN the regiment With
ne manner IN which 1t has been equipped.
Governor Peirpeint promised the regi.
msnt Teen II was recruiting. that eTerv
equipment neeeSSarT to render it efficient
would be furnished them. These promi-
ses be has utterly failed to redeem. Tbev
Gaited long and patiently in the belief III 3,
he Vas unable 70 procure them, bat thev
nov can account for Is Only on the suDpo.
sitiOn that it vas through criminal neglect
20 putt IN its mildess form. Thev have
now been four months among the noun
tains OF Nirglnis, some companies longer
performing more hard service than most
cavalry regiments in the G. S. service, and
yet they have only received Sabres. and =
part OF the regiment pistol cSrbineS. ANA
the remainder heavy Eafeld rifiess tbSt
were intended for infantry, while they
were entitled to and promised breeeh load.
ing carbineS and NAVY reTOlyers. II IL
shame and disgrace 70 Governor Peir.
point and the Government he represents
Another caHSe for serious complaint is.
that while recruiting vas going on for VIZ
gtniA regiments assurances we're gieeu To
persouT having families, that funds would
be provided and paid over regularly to their
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The following incident shows Mr.. Stan
ton to be possessed of other qualities be-
sides those necessary to stern Secretary
of War:
About two weeks since private in Que
Of the New York regiments was killed
while on picket duty at our Outposts on abe
Potomac. He was young man, beloved
by his companions. and the sole hope of a
widowed mother. When snc heard of his
death she hurried on to Washington from
Rochester, hoping, through the aid of the
government, to have his remains sent to
his native place. She found that it would
cost her quite n heavy sum, and far more
than her slender purse would permit. Dis
appointed, and with her cup of sorrow
filled to repletiou, she was about to return
unsuccessful, when an old army officer,
Capt. Magaire, volunteered to aid her
through a letter to the Secretary of War.
M Stanton was SO impressed with her
story that he Immediately sent an ..order to
the proper officer to have the dead soldier
dtsiuterred, properly eofined, and forward
ed, with every memento of respect, to his
home, free of charge, to the devoted moth.
er who had offered her all on the altar of
her couuy.
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II:s impossible 10 form any correct idea
tro1 Aeeoaats before Us, siIsss OF ogs loss
% 'ae sasuy's il the gsva: aghs recorded
shts morning. Of course /, is large, buI i;
is Simply Absard sN lamp ii a, any oftse va
rious figures tia; sre giysa. one dispatch
has set dovu the killed aai wounded sud
missing on our sids at lS,ecc, and o. the
side of the rebels a: $1,000 and 10000,
and smother dispatch reduces our loss
down EidiculouSly low from these figures,
We suppose it will turn out, as Was the
case at Fort Donelsou, that cur lass WAS il
proportion to the enemy's, aud that neither
was anything ike 50 great as at first re.
ported
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a sssmInEorer.,rh,

We are AZ loss to understand how i,
Was that Gen. PreztiSs' division vas al
lowed 10 get 50 far II advance of the main
body Of eur troops on the march to Cog
iath, sad take up such Al exposed and, as
it proved, dangerous position. 1t ha.
been matter Of public uo,oriesy for
weeks past that The rebels had and were
concentrating At Cosinlh Iarge masses Of
troops. and il vas easily to be inferred,
even By The paniliiary mind Of the eoun.
Try, that SO skillfaI and energetic : general
IS Besuresard would be on The alert to
seize al advantage Aad strike a blow
wherever there vas an opening. To A.
tack and defeat err divisions in detail
would be his obvious policy. Since The
days Of NaPOIeOn this has bsea one OF the
radimeats Of military science, aad the
press, both rebel and loyal, hare beeu
suggesting aud specializing on the posi-
bilisy and probability of such thing fOs
some time past
Of course, At this distance from the Sit
nation, it is impossible to pronounce deg
nAdeally upon the maaaEeue., but still it
does seem IS if our advance should have
been better Supported We have the vie
tory now, bat We did not have it LAST sun
day, and We were made to suaer terribly
by reason of the baekuardness OF cur re-
Inducements, The nation viii accord high
praise to bOih Generals Grant and Buell.,
and 70 all the managers Of the fight, for
their great gAllAatry, but notwithstanding
This, all reading and rejecting people viii
feel more or less anxious for fear the same
evident lack of proper concert may yet
work rs more serious evil consequences
than it did ibis time.
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A cipher DIspatch from BcnureEard.

The New York Post has been shown q
dispatch or message in cipher from Beau
regard to some Confederate in Washington
city, which, in addition to the ingenuity
which characterizes the cipher, contains
intrinsic evidence both as to its origin and
the desperate means proposed by the rebel
general for getting possession of the cap
/ itAl. 1t seems certain that arson and as
sassiuation were component parts of the
chiValry of which We heard so much a
year or so ago, aud perhaps the publica-
ton of such despatch as this may mOdi-
| fy the tender sensibility of those who ad-
here to the kid-glove policy in dealing
with rebels who themselves sickle at moth.
ing in prosecuting their trattorops
schemes. The message deciphered, reads
thus
Il shall cross the river above Little Falls
on Sunday at two r. NJ. Signal red and
white rockets from Turner's Hill For
Gods sake don't fail US. Fire the city at
all points agreed on Al once. Despatch
Lincoln and Scott as you suggest, and let
the execution of our plot be perfect.
"BEAUREGARD.
The construction OF the cipher in which
the above interesting communication is
made is difficult OF explanation. but simple
in practice. 1t consists in laying over u
white surface piece OF paper on which is
printed the alphabet in various rombina-
tiOns and in parallel lines covering the en-
Tire sheet. BY pestogasiug both pieces ut
the letters needed TO spell out such words
AS the writer wishes TO use, the white
paper becomes an iuszplieable medley OF
little holes, useless TO every one who has
not the corresponding printed sheet to
place undss it. OF course, the Coufeder-
ale coa<pisa,Or has oaly to at the white
paper seat him to she key in his possession
TO read With facility whA, his friends il
Dixie would have him know aud do.
The Pue: says that ;he message above
printed WAS found uudsr circumstances
which verify i; as authentic and genuine
1t IS il the hands Of gentleman of New
YS'k. sad Is highly priced as az important
LAX III the chain Of evidence which viii 50
to condemn the great treason vixen History
sasll r.Nke ua ;ee Neeeaai-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-10
The Great Fight OF the war.

The most important news of the war
thus far, not excepting Bell Run, Roanoke
or Fort DOnelsOn, was received yesterday
about the middle of the day. 1t set the
town wild with excitement. 1t was of a
character to make every man look grave,
for the slaughter WAS terrible on both
sides, and the result seemed too undecided
and unsatisfactory to Union men to admit
of hearty congratulations. The later news
last evening grew better and better, aud
this morning it shows up finely for our
forces. We have defeated and utterly
routed the rebels in battle of their own
choice and oa their own ground. They
did nc; wait for US to come 20 Corinth 10
Eight them, but with eommeuiable enter.
Prise met Us At Pistsbareh Landing. on the
Tennessee river, soae iusa,y nailrs this
side, before the diEeseat wings Of oar army
e0asd form junction, Aai commence the
attack They bad s.. 900 Aad We cot 50. ooe
nsn- Daring Sunday sher pressed Us very Sc
vsesly, and sAe fortunes ct she 3sy vaySEs3
in the b%lAaee- Unfortunately. Gsa. Wal
lAee, Ike G7Oachy AZ Waterloo, uis;ook his
Rad Aad Ess de!&yei aatH ,ae 6r<: DAYS
ashs WAS uesr over Il addition TO Kiss
misfortune, ReelCs so7ess ha3 70 means u
getting across the riVes. the boats being
all down at savannah bringing up troops.
aad ,be enemy seeing their chance and ous
great disadvantage pressed Us clear cat OF
ous camp almost into the rires. Everv.
thing looked blue enough for US. exposed
AS We were, and like Tau,alus, in sight Of
relief, and unable to get it. No wonder
the reporter says it was an exceedingly
critical time with u.s. 1t was death
struggle on the part of the rebels, and its
Importance on our side was scarcely less.
Gen. Grant appreciated it all. He per-
formed prodigies of valor. He seemed to
court death for fear of defeat. He was ev.
erywhere in the thick OF the fight, aad
held his men to ;heir bloody work by his
daring personal displays
On Monday the game WAS all in our
hands The odds were changed. We had
been largely reinforced. Ius,ead of IS, GOO
We haa $4,000 men, and with these our
Generals assumed the offensive on Mon.
day morning, Our ARTILLERY was pus il
commanding position, and new and fresh
combinations of Infantry had arrived. The
IRE We opened on the rebels vas terrible
They Became appalled,. No mor,als could
ssAai before !: and they fell back Sighting
as they fen, bus all 70 no purpose, Like
Seigsl At Pea Ridge We advAaeed our guns
On them, moving them down ia platOoas-
and at last at the watering moment We
charged sayone;s on them with huz.as and
yelIs that struck them through with dismay
and started them panic stricken in fulI re,
treat.
The result OF this battle, OF course, ".
cannot nov estimate 1t does no. yet ap
pear 1; will, however, il a few days
We doabs it it does no, result in the abaa
doaasa: OF Cosiath aad Memphis. If Ii.
rebels are routei As badly as reported how
can they make much of a stand AZ Coriptb
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General Lew wanace.

The death of this gallant ofiees will be
mouEue4 by the whole country. He was
Colonel of the Indiana ilsh Regiment 10
Western Virginia and Maryland last sum
me., and was always brave devoted off,
eeE. All who knew him esteemed him,
and be WAS especially popular with his
men. He rose rapidly on account, of his
meri,orious services wherever placsd.
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families during the war, if they would vol
unteer. II will be remembered by some of
the citizens OF Wheeling that public
meeting was held at the Atheneum some
time in last September, at which Governor
Peirpoint aud John S. Carlile made speech
es, aud we're quite lavish in promises of
support to families ifthe men would come
forward and fill up the regiments then be-
ing recruited. Major McPhail was also
present aud assured them that their wages
should be paid over promptly every two
months. A few dollars were paid over in
accordance with these promises, and then
stopped, and that was the end of the mat
ter. The first Virginia cavalry has not
been paid for better than Ave months, and
other regiments have Jared about ditto
No efforts have been made, that we know
of, to redeem these promises. 1t is not
pleasant to speak of these thugs, but they
are grave errors, and the public has
right to know that their officers are not
dischargiug their duty. Is there no reme-
dy? VS..
The following epistle was picked up near
StrasburK, where il had been dropped by
one OF Jacksou's men on their retreat after
the battle of Winchester. W. 5,
CAMP NEAR STRAsBrRG.
los laaEsE DcHIs-Come on, you will
meet With a warm and most cordial well
come from the brave sons of the South
We have been trying to gel you to follow
US for = long time, aud have fiually sac
cee3ed. have been told that you say YOU
are goiug straight through to Richmond,
but if YOU don't see sights before you get
there III give up. You cOwardly devils,
when fifteen of Sheets men run two hun
dred OF your brag cavalry. think il L
WAS old Shields, after my arm was broke
and had been taken Oh, would quit living
so. Your own men admit that he lies like
old Harry. Well, as l have to go out pick
citing must close for the present. You
will hear from me soon again.
JOHN GALE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-10
cOSsFEN.

This is a large vote for this county to
poll at the present time. We have large
number of voters in the United States
army Tyler has shown to her sister
counties her wish upon the slavery ques-
ton. If the Emancipation clause had
been inserted in the Constitution, nearly
all who refused to vote at all, would have
voted for it. KASAwHA.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-10

0us victory at this place grows IN i'm
Por;anee and distinetnesz over the reports
yesterday. We captured two thousand
prisoners, all The eaemy's artillery and
stores They barely got of with their
skins and ragged clothes.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-10
The Vote In Wet1eICounty.
NEw MARrINsvILLI. April S, Il

1t was not understood in the back dis
tricts that they would be expected to take
vote on gradual emancipation, conse-
queutly vote was only taken in Que dis.
Srict, the result of which send you. 1t is
thought that had it been generally under
stood We would have been able to have
given large majority for gradual cmau-
cipation.
Very respectfully yours,
W..D. W.
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God guard our nag, and keep each star
Each stripe RS bright As now they wave,
SIN make Il lead our ranks In war,
still dOat above each patriots grave,
Death to the trAiGOr thai would dare
TotTAfl Il through the dust Of shame.
An honest hearts its lot will share
And follow iE to Death or PANE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-10

Two precincts in Hardy county care lss
votes for the OustitutiOu-uoue against
hres precincts Jet 70 hear from.
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NJ ANSIAS AA$-At Rules held IN the Clerk :
office of the County Court Of Ohio county for
the month Of April. 1862:
james X. Baker and John +. Hopkins,l
late partners under the firm name
Of Baker Hopkins,
against In ChREceFy.
Frederick Stanton and Andrew Allen
Howell, surviving executor of Tho
Paul. deceased, and James
PAUL.
This object Of this suit is to recover the sum of
iortT-thrre dollars eShyfour cents, debt, with
tercst and costs Of suit aud to subject the real and
Persuncl property OF the defendant Stanton, which
may be in Ohio county, to the pay of the
The detendeDt. Frederick Stanton. not having en-
tered his appearances and it appearing by affidavit
hied ia the cause that he is not resident Of the
State Of NirSnia-on motion Of the plaintiff, Ly his
attorney IL ts ordered that the said defendent appear
here Within month after due publication Of this
order and do what may lee necessary to protect his
Interests in ihis suit, and that copy OF this Orer
be forthwith inserted in newspaper printed in
the city of Wheeling for four successive weeks and
that copy Of the be posted at the front door
of the court house ot Ohio county the first day Of
the next county court TO be held for said county.
A copy-Teste: LNO. MCCOLLOC1I, Clerk.
A. b. Caldwell. sol. for oOmPrt. aPlO-ltd&4tw
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Luxur1ant Beauty,
Iron Mill for S9ie.

n ne hfteeLfh day q April uexf b-=EUrer pf.e
- - 1so e@oe6 NJ We viii OdtES1 public EAle
~ nsss SS'ait House IA The elty Of Uheelar "a ~.
". AseIa As SAs FASsISsFrX ROIrTSs Mn
-1h Us APPurSsnAnoss, ioslRdiEs cal prfTilers
FA5Ir0Sld AMI saIlEy town LIS
me 4iil i Tor manufacturing, RaiiEUsd Irp. asi
, ~ Sisity soC turning cut eae hunlFed Sss tres.
lTss than i've hub3re3 doIIars G,s1lS -. : :; =
U5Sh tIgsaIaS order 1t Is ScCated oe uiiS a4d
~ ~ ~ S Meeelins, Immediately "a the east taRk
u half cash. and the taEapee IN ese An,
NO yssFs, eqEal inStAIImen7s vifb iNne,s-s -
eceSt security. mn ~ In
-Aa-r 49,
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The object 81 this suit is to recover the sum OF
Sxtysix dollars Iorty-soveu eeutS debt, with inter
est and costs Of suit in which suit an attachment
has been issued AMI returned HsTVed.
The defendant not hATiug cntHFyNi his appearance
and it appearing by affidavit filed in the cause, that
he is not resident Of the State Of Nirginia-On
motion Of the Plaintiff by his AttOrny, il is ordered
that the said defendant appear heTewthin one month
After due publication of this order and do what may DO
necessary protect his interest in this suit and that
4 copy Ut this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in the city of Wheeling for -four
successive weeks, and that copy Of the same be
posted the frOnt door OF the Court House Of Ohio
county the FIRST day Of the County Court tU
he held for said County.
A copy-Teste: JNO. McCOLL0CII, Clerk.
Caldwell { Boyd, for Plt'H. aPl0-ltdk4tw
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Editors IRtslIsencer:
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TRUSTEE,S SAIR

46USIE6 3 SAI.E.
x !, Virtue Stateed q tEvs1 6ruua Na8hSaiel q A.
~ SLst g ma bearing date rhe Sth Il octnAerISl
~ WITH the assent q the parties thereto SSSJi
) t = the hlshest bidder, a. psbIie asetsoa r 49,
81 Ne tEoat tS9f o. 6e Celrt HoGSs OF Ohio GorTrfV
M "a thai part Of the city Of yThsSlfpZ eSiISF
70 pm Sra, haEbeZed ous k1rfrs,l ,r4 49, -
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s1Stl 1IASe = = vested IN ne By tie leeI a fT(
@AEAt-l9- Go. W. SI6HTS TrSt.s.-
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HOOP SKIRTS, from the smallest size to
IL the largest, just received and for sale low for
,cgGsh at the Variety Store OF