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The Lnte FnrnI Dncl.

The New Orleans Times OF February
9th, gives the details of the duel lately
fought near that city, between Edmund
Lefebre and Charles Janin, which result
ted in the almost instant death of one
of the principals, and the death of the
other in about twelve hours after being
shot. The difficulty had its origin at a
ball where Lefebre had taken his wife.
II IS stated that JHnin, while waltzing
with Madam Lefebre, thrust his hand
lnto That lady's bosom, and that the
lady, tearing herself away, rushed to
her husband and complained of the OUT
raEeouS act. Angry words passed be-
tween Lefebre and Janiu ut the time:
there was scufile, knock-down and
then challenge. Each party seemed
determined to have the life OF the other
They fought with double barreIIed
shot guns and both were killed
Lefebre leaves wife and two children.
and Janin mother and sister. Each
family Is deprived of its natural sup
porter and protector. Such Is a brief
recital of the most recent duel in the
United States, and one that ought 10 he
the last TO disgrace this country, No
number of sermons or moral ESSAYS
could more impressively enforce the
dangers that surround women aud
families when they allow themselves
To attend public HsSemblages for dam
cling purposes, where the waltz is one
I oil the principal amusemeuts. Here we
have a married lady whirled about a
room with mans arm around her
waist, and that arm not her husbands
or her brothers; he giving way to temp.
lation, insulting the lady, and then,
when called to account for it, murder
ously seeking the husbands life. This
affair, beginning with a waltz, ends
I with two murders and the abject dis
| tresS of two innocent Kamilies.
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Irx1Seros. Missouri NAV q 1sse
MEssRs. j. n. HARRIE : -: -

MESSRS. j. n. HARRIS L CO:
DEAR SIRs-I have made ALIENS LUNG
BALSAM pretty well known in our city and
country, and have sOld about all the four
dozen bottles sent me in March lnSi; aud ]
nm that persons who try the BaIsam once
COME back again for more, rs 1t gives them
satisfaction; and 1 recommend IL in prefer
ence 10 any other medicine for Coughs OF
Colds. Please Eend me six dozen bottles as
soon as possible. am. yOulS, &c.
THOMAS j. FLETCHER, Druggist.
p. s. sell more Aliens Lung BaIsam
than ali other Cough Remedies together, and
1t gives general satisfaction.
Sold by LAUGHLIN, SMITH & co
And 10y all Dealers in Family Medicines
marl4-Im
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gpsEIa: 8atisgs.

ODBERrs VEGETABLE AMBRosIA, or the
Worlds Hair RestoreT, is the only prepara-
ton OF the kind without sugar of lead.
1t is a vegetable compound and contains
nothing Injurious.
II will restore gray hair to its original color,
hair grow.
As a hair dressing 1t has no equal.
1t is warranted to do all we claim for it or
the money is refunded.
Ask for Gdbert's Vegetable Ambrosia and
don't be put or with any other.
@. ID. ODBERT, Proprietor,
Wheeling, w. Va
For sale by all Druggists. dclI
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THE time for a signal to pass through
the cable has been discovered to be
thirty-one hundredthso of a second. This
is equivalent to a velocity of 5000 miles
a second, and is notably less than the
velocity OF the electric fluid upon land
lines, which numerous observations
have shown to average 10000 miles
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Inc Pittsbureb Iron Narket.

Inc FIItsDurSn iron market.
From, he Pittsburgh Quarterly Trade Circular.
The month of March opens on the
iron trade of the West with more of de-
preston than for several years. The
orders are very light and the cost OF
manufacturing disproportionate to the
market rates for merchant bar. The
firm front presented by labor, against
the absolute necessity on the part of
manufacturers for reduced wages, bars
up any efforts that they might make
under a cheaper cost of iron, to revive
the demand. The position taken by
mill owners, for decline in the rate of
wages, cannot be receded from by them,
and their mills must remain idle I'M
less labor. using its common sense,
shall see that capital cannot consent TO
work at a loss. that labor may receive
all the gain. In the meantime, foreign
iron is to large extent supplying the
demand that exists. The failure of the
Thirty ninth Congress to make further
protective duties on iron, leaves the
American iron master yet more at the
mercy OF foreign capital, than has the
persistent effort of American labor to
maintain rate of wages never justi-
fed, save by the heavy protection
caused by the gold premiums of '63, "a
and 60. What the future Congress
may do is yet to be developed, but it is
we'll understood that nothing will be
done this Spring. What labor may do
to cheaper the cost of production is also
yet uncertain. In the meantime every
branch of industry that derives its i'm
pulses from iron manufacturing Ian
cuisines We look for little move
ment in iron this Spring; the sea-
son for orders is already far advanced,
and the two great questions affecting
the price and the production. remain as
far frsm settlement as some months
ago. The capital in iron has done its
best to accomplish an adjustment. But
its hands are now tied, and by those
whom it should benefit Trite as the
/ illustration is, it IS forcible to remark
it is the old fable of "the Belly and the
Members" over again. Government
says, the prices you pay for manufac'
turing are too high under lower rate
of wages, present tariffs are sufficient.
Labor says, we will not work for less
than the rates we attained to under the
high protection manufacturing receiv.
ed from gold. You cannot do without
us. Your machinery cannot run unless
we turn it. American capital no Longer
/ shielded by accidental protection from
foreign capital and foreign labor, can.
| not accede to the demands of American
| labor, and Government puts forth nc
| hand to aid and SO the Belly is unieG
| and the Members are weakened. I'm
DER this condition OF things, we see
| small hone of much activity in iror
until it is settled when the Member:
will come to their senses. Nor will
there be any in those pursuits which
wholly or TO Il greater or less extent
| depend upon activity in the iron mar
ket tor their life. II during the cur
rent month labor should see that it's in
terest is alone in the activity of capital
and use its efforts by accepting a les
sened rate OF wages to revive trade, tn,
time that has been lost will be hard t,
regain.
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c,Rn IN rrr.1,n,

A Clergyman, while residing in South
America as missionary, discovered safe
and simple remedy for tine Cure OF Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of the Uri-
nary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train OF disorders brought on by banefuI and
vicious habits. Great numbers huve been
already cured by this noble remedy. Prompt-
ed by "a desire TO benefit the afflicted and un-
fortunate, will send the recipe for prepar-
ing and using this medicine, in sealed en-
velope, To any one who needs it, Free Of
Charge.
dressed TO yourself. Address,
JOSEPH T. JNMAN,
dcI4-iyd
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a LADY in Paris, after gazing some
time Mt a window where was exhibited
a beautiful dress for three hundred
francs, entered the store, pointed out
the piece, and laying down note for
three hundred francs on the counter,
directed the clerk to wrap up the dress
for her. With the most cheerful cour-
tesy he brought her a box containing
quite another affair. The lady insisted
upon her first choice. The clerk de-
clined. The proprietor was called. He
urged many reasons, IL would dernuge
his window, the second piece was ex-
exactly the same. &c. The lady refer
red her claim to Il lawyer, who decided
in her favor, and she bore off in tri-
umph, for three hundred francs, a dress
thai was worth nearly fifteen hundred.
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For sale by all Druggists. dcl4
LAUGHLIN,S INFANT CORDIAL,

The ChIIG's Cure When TecthIng.
Mothers ali know the many sIeepless nights
the little ones at home have to pass when
TeethIng. You need no one to remind you
OF the Pain-Choic, waxefuiness. Uneasi-
ness, Frelting, FIatulence, Disturbed Bowels
&C. We tell you candidly, one bottle ofthis
Cordial will correct all these troubles. Assist
Teething, Remove Acidlty, AlIay all Pain
Quiet the FretfuI, Promote Sleep.
Tryit. It VIII act as a charm. Sold by
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
Mholesale Druggisis. Main St
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The New HampshIrc Election.

We have despaired OF the wires bring
any news 10 this city in regard to
g New Hampshire election that came
II on Tuesday last. Thanks to the
balls however we have been informed
the result. The Republicans have
bout three thousand majority, which
more than they expected, all their
and both houses of the
sgislature. So far that long looked for
faction, predicted and hoped for by
le democratic brethren, does not seem
D have commenced.
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For Rent.

l. Geo. r. Taylor & Co., and j. Clemens &
To-, on Main street; also Easement rooms
finished. Good offices in second story and
good rooms tor other purposes in second ard
third story in good orJIer Possession given
10 some rooms Immediately, Others April LIST
Many building lots and dwelling houses for
SAFE IN the sixth Ward, ON reasonable terms
THOS- HCRNBROOK
ONCE, No. llsIs Main street, above Mon
EOe, UP starr. febS-tf
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TnE Longworth Mine.house Associ-

THE Longworth wine-house Associ-
alton OF Cincinnati has offered several
premiums for grapes. They consist of
lst, a silver pitcher and goblets, worth
$3.50; I'd, silver cup, worth 500, and a
third worth $50. The first premium to
be given to the best general wine grape
Ol tue whole country. The second pre-
MUM TO be given 70 the best variety of
grapes ior wine purposes in the State
OF ONO, provided it is not awarded to
tne grape that receives the first premi-
the second best wine Crane in ,6e-coun-
try. The third premium to be given to
the best table grape, for general puT-
poses, in the country. MarshaiI p.
Wilder is on the COMMITTEES of award
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DIED.

ON Thursday Morning, March 18th, 1857,
THOMAS SHELLY, ST., in the 5ith year OF his
age.
His funeral will take place from his late
residence on Main street, this tFriday) after
noon at O'Clock. The friends of the family
are respectfully invited TO attend.
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A MEMBER of the Maine Legislature
declares that he himself had been rob
bed OF over 100000 by technicalities.
and if any lawyer attempted to denv
that the ex post facto clause of tbs
Federal and State Constitutions applied
exclusively To criminal causes, he
would knock him higher than a kite
arguing that point.
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A MAD princess ofthe house of Bour-
bon, on being asked why the reigns of
queens were in general more prosper
Gus than the reigns of kings, replied,
because, under kings, women govern;
under uueenS men,
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i1ARaIAGE AND CELIBACY,

AND THE HAPPISESS OF TRUE AASHooD.
An Essay for Young Men on the Crime OF
Solitude, and the Physiological Errors
Abuses and Diseases which create impede
mentS tn MARRIAGE, with sure means of
Relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, nee
OF charge. Address, DIR j. SKILLFN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, PhiIa-
delphia, Pa ianI4-3md&w
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Mrs. JEFFERSON DAVIS has been IA
vored with another boy. This proves
that the health of Mr.. Jefetferson Dn-
Wis has not been so bad as his sympa-
thizers have been representing.
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The BELMONT cnRONICIB, published
at St. Clairsville, Ohio, and circulated
in Belmont and adjoining counties. il
an excellent advertising medium Tor
Wheeling merchants. Send for a conv
of the paper with rates of advertisinS.
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Sur gsut.
For Rent.

OK ACRES OF GOOD GARDENING
y land situated on Wheeling Island. There
is n small tenement house on the place. con-
talning two or three rooms. Posse SSion
given at once. Apply to
j. 7. 4 FDEGRAFF. Trustee.
or THOS. O'BRIES,
marl4-St Real Estate AGENT.
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METcALFE's GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY.
This new and wonderful medicine acts like
magic, curing rheumatism OF years stand
ing in a few days.
aug22-Iy 7. H. LOGAN & CO. Ag,t..
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StockhoIders, NTeating

A MEETING OF THE sTOCKHoI.-
~ ders of the Wheeling Skating Park. for
association will be held at the offics of Mr..
J. a. Metcalf, on Han street, ON SATURDAY
afternoon, at ~ o'clock, March I'D. Nv or
mRrll-mfSs
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"A WITTY Congressman who had never
been able to get the floor, remarked to
one of his friends, II have been in
Washington two years, and have
caught everything but the Speakers
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PoIitIcnI Items.

Gen. NJ. ID. Leggett, of the Zanes-
Vile Courier, is spoken of as a candi-
date for Governor of Ohio. .t
The Chicago Tribune says that
among the Virginia politicians Cover
nor Peirpoiut is the only man appar-
emily capable of comprehendiug the
prominent facts of the political situa-
lion.
Judge Dickson, OF Ohio, in a re-
cent letter, says: I once asked Mr..
Lincoln what was the secret of his
power as a public speaker. He ans
wered: 81 always assume that my au-
dience are wiser than am, and I say
the most sensible things 1 can to them,
and 1 never found that they did not
understand me.n
The Boston weekly paper entitled
The Right Way, in its last issue an
nOunces its suspension, the special
work for which it was established hav-
ing been fully accomplished, or, as the
editor expresses it, "the great and UIo-
rious principle of impartial suffrage
and equality of political rights, with
out regard to race or color, having been
adopted as distinctive principle of the
great Republican party. constituting
the loyal and predominant element OF
the country"
Speaking OF the Reconstruction
bill the Charlottesville (va.) Chronicle
one of the most sensible of all the Vir-
| ginia papers, says:
Eve think that the southern people
have done enough in the way of honor
il is time now to get bread to eat, and
shelter and rest.
1.-THE trouble of our people is that
they cannot accept the inevitable. Il
negro suffrage is determined fact
| why struggle against the nat of God
| When the pitcher is broken ut the foun.
tain, why protract ones tears? Is
there not n silver lining to the blackes
cloud? May it not be that we do moi
take in the whole of this business
May it not be that there is II blessing
hid in all these thunders? MAY it moi
be- that our colored friends will con
tinue to be our friends, and that thou
sauds of them will seek the assistance
of their old masters in throwing thei
votes?"
THE Petersburg Lndez ssys: Gal
human experience teaches the veal
how wise it is to beg in one breath anC
curse in the next. We remember ,as al
example, an old English bishop in tn,
bloody reign who canted and recanteC
as the occasion seemed to demand. H.
WIS burned at the stake.
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NEAR Philadelphia lives a hale and
hearty man, Possessed of the most sen
sitiye feelings. When his wife goes in
to the yard and saws wood for half n
day, he sits by the fire with tears in his
eyes. : - us
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For Rent

HNHE SWAN" TAVERN, on WATER
Street, containing seventeen rooms. APP
ply TO ALEX. ROGERS.
feb26-tf
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The oPinioH is the title of a new pa
per at Richmond, Va. The editor
charges upon his readers as follows:
"The Opinion will unsheath its sword
and unfurl its banner to the breeze I:
then let dirt eaters, and specuiators'
and thieves at the public crib. and
skulkers who have crawled back into
Richmond since its surrender, beware ~
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FOE CIx.INNATI.

REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
The First Glass Passenger Packet,
zhsE.A" EDINBURGH" Capt l. l..
,ss=ss55=Slz1E Thompson, W. Il. Thompson, TX,
EiII leave as above on saturday, the 10Th,
at 5 o'clock, p. m.
rDar14et AgenIs.5
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For Rant

EoUR OR FIVE OF THE BEST ROOMS
L N the city for sleeping or Office purposes.
VIII be ready April LIST. Corner Main and
Union streets. Gas in each room. Apply
at GARDENERS,
feb-6-u l59 Main Street.
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At Partridge's Gallery.
Until FURTHER NOTICE,
"a Cards from Life sI.OO.
Il. Large Size leo.

- Cards from Life SI.OO.
L. Large Size Loo.
Good Pictures guaranteed, and prOofs
made when desired, without charge
sixteen Gems. yytth positions, NJ cts
Two Thousand dollars worth of Photo
graphic Albums, the largest variety in the
county, will be sold without regard to cost
oval ami Square Picture Frames viii be
city. Al 'Ne
Wheeling, for sale cheap AZ
Our fsciiities for maKipR all STYLES ~,
sizes OF Pictures, from life or from small and
inferior pictures, are u ueQaIltt T,a M
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AGENTS ANTED FOR
GEN. L. C. BAKERS
History Of the Secret Service.

The Host Exciting and Interesting
Book Ever Published
nJHIS WORK WAS ANNOUNCED MORE
than n year ago, but owing 10 the at
ternpts of the Government to suppress II, It's
publication was elayed. 1t Will now be IS
sued, UNALTERFD and UNABRIDGED, US
DER the SUPERVISION of GENERAL BAKER.
II contalns Tull and official expose OF the
Intricate Vaccinations OF the secret enemies
of the Union.
For Startling and thrilling adventures this
book ecllpses the famous experiences OF
FUUCHE and VIDOCQ- The marvellous
narratives of General Baker are all atteSted
by the highest official authority. 1t will con-
tain the only official account OF the ASsaSSl-
nation conspiracy. \ full history of this
great, startling and terrible crime, FROM
ITS CONCEPTION. IN tn r. hAUNJS OF
VILLAINY, TO THE BURIAL PLACE OF
BOOTH, has never yet been placed before the
public The work also exposes the ne iarious
system by which Presidential pardons were
and are so readily obtained ut Washington.
The morals of the National Capital are
thoroughly Ventilated, and there are some
strange revelations concerning heads OF de-
partments, members OF Congress, female
pardon brokers, and distinguished military
characters.
Send for Circulars and see our terms, and a
| full description OF the work. Address,
p. GARRETT & CO.,
marl5 702 Chestnut St, Philadelphia.
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Every woman is in the wrong until
she cries, and then she is in the right
instantly.
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Saint Patrick's Lecture in the Ca,
thedral.

THE REV. JOHN CURLY, A DISTIN-
i guished divine, will deliver lecture in
the Cathedral at half past seven O'Clock, on
the evening OF SUNDAY, the 18th instant.
From the well known reputation OF Father
Curly a rfcn literary treat may be expected.
Tickets can be had on the night OF the lee
ture at the Cathedral door, on Filth street.
maTI4-3t
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TO RLACKsnIrHs-

A SSS ~ Is; ,, Peter wright's" patent, the
BELLOWS, .Arndt's" CoId JakeN
NISES, Paisley, Nelson q COS
SLEDHES, Sleuge MOulds Hand Hammers
s.TEt.L., Cast and Shear, Hound. Sousrs
OSIaSon and Flat
IRON, the best assortment IN, tI,s r4,x,
p. c HILDRETH Z BRO.
. Main street, bet Monroe and Quincy.
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For Renf

THEsTORE ROOM OCCUPIED BY SCOTT
i HcnneRen. Possession given April
LIST. Enquire on the premises, 125 Main st.
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Aleu- advertisements.
Found

BETWEEN WASHINGTON HALL and
Il McLaIn's Drug Store, n cold Bracelet,
which the owner can hear OF by applying AT
SneI,t mRrI5-lt
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MARRIAoEsi in Ohio decreased during
the wRr 1900 annually, but after the
soldiers returned the number not only
came up TO the old mark, but went
eight thousand better, the marriages
the year following the war being 80, 500.
divorces also increased during the war.
out out not In the same proportion with de-
Crease Of marriages.
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ZOE CINCINNATI.
REGULAR WEEKLY PACK

REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET,
The fine passenger packet ''R- r.
"a HUDSON" Capt. Russell, VIM.
- List, Clerk, Will leave as above on
FRIDAY, tie 18th inst, at O'Clock p m.
BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO.,
marl4 2t Agents,
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THE annual consumption of ice in
Chicago is about fifty thousand tons.
The amount stored in the ice houses at
the present time is about one hundred
and forty thousand tons. The cold
weather has enabled the people in the
South to largely supply themselves
with ice, and thus diminishes the pros
pecttye demand from the North In
view OF these facts the announced de
termination OF the Chicago ice-dealers
TO raise their prices twenty. five per cent
over tie high rates of last wear is con-
sidered somewhat lev.
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JouBERr says: 1.-THE punishment OF
is to hove them too long"
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For Rent

THREE STORE ROOMS, ONE ON MAIN
I and two on Market Streets. ENQUIRE al
fs6S-tf LEWIS & wooDMANsEE.
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Rattan Broons

< DOZEN JUST RECEIVED AND FOE
OH4so CHAS. b. BERRY
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COLLECTORS OFFICE
WHEELING. March 5. 1851.
fINHE INTERNAL REVENUE tax Enp
a the month OF January is due. The bills
are respectfully notified to call at my ONCE
10. - Monroe street and paw the same
neietitsr taxpayers of The city OF WbeeIiDS
and the county OF Ohio viii be eype-sfeSI AMI
required to pay their monthly ana annnSI
taAsS AZ the ONCE OF the Collector SeZIect
itnquents TO the penalty Prescribed nv act oS
marl2~ toIis.I
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SOME unique cases get before the
Freedmen bureau officers for adjudica-
ton. Down at Austin, Texas, where
an old music teacher at Springfield,
Byron Porter, is sub-commissioner
for the Bureau, Melissa, freedwoman,
appealed to him from clergyman who
had hired her for IS month, but paid
her only $3.50, and put in the following
bill of items for the balance:
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SHAWLS,

'egant and ver9 choice stock OF