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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-16

3. The American Fiag-By its stars We reckon
the increase of our Unionby its stripes we are re-
minded OF the tolls of our foreiathers.
d. The Heroes of 76-Their noblest monument,
the hearts ofthcir countrymen.
S. james NIonroc-President of the United
States-A soldier of the rcvolution-May the even
ing of his life be serene and happy.
6. The Heads of Departments--Let the only en-
curry be, "are they honest, are they capable.
Z. General La Fayctte--When he reaches our
shores he will receive Il nations ,oeteonse.
g. Our Navy and Army--Le, them meet their
foes on equal terms, aud we fear not the result.
Q. Greccc-Amcricans have wcpt over her desc
la,ion, and will rejoice at her emancipation.
10. The two Americls--Whcnu united may DEFY
the threats of the tyrants OF Europe.
II. The mex, Prcsidcnt--NIay he be the choice
of the people.
y. Libcr,y-"NIay its last in,renchments be our
graves"
ID. The Uuion-Its continuance points the peo-
pie of the United States TO power, glory and hap
pncss.
Erfra-Tle Fair Sex.
"Jthiie care increasing, loads ripeniHg gears,
Without The home Hat plightcd lore endcGrs;
| Without the smile from partial beauty ron,
on! ,chai ,rere man; Il tc0rtd witt0ut q SUM-.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY the Presidcnt-Frec Trade and Sailors
Rights.
BY the Notwithstanding American Navy
May its Flag never bc umfu,led but in defence o
our Country, fured but with success.
BY Edmund BIooks-The Town of Falmouth
| the ECHO of 'I6.
| BY VIM. Eustace-The il!ustrious and lamente,
| Byron
May the tear Of the muse besprinkle his grave,
! And unfolding Laurels DER him wave.
| By. DR.. Fitzhugh-Virgna, the birth place o
| Freedom
Is there man with soul so dead,
Who TO himself hath never said,
This is my own, my native land.
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TREASURE DEPARTMENT.,
.,,,,a syn.t. 1000

NJ Office is hereby given to the proprictors OF
1S the exchanged per cent. Stock OF 1912, is
sued in pursuance of an act of Congress, entitled
IAN act authorizing subscription to the old six
per cent aud deferred Stocks, and providing for an
exchange Of the same," passed on the 9th OF July,
1872, that the principal of the said stock and the
interest which may be due thereon the time vii!
De paid to the said propretors, ,hcr attorney.
duly authorised, Oh the first day of January, 1926
at the 'Freasney iii Washington, or at such Loan
Office, on the books whereof any portion Of said
stock may stand.
Information is further given, that a surrender OF
the Certificates of said Exchanged per cent Stock
will be required at the time of redemption, and than
the In'arcft thereon, will cease and determine to
the 3lst day of December, 1921.
WIN. II. CRAWFORD,
Sec.y ofMe Treasu,.y
July o. t3ID18
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ana directing the application thereof.
[pAssED JUNE iith, 1921
Be ii ordained by The President and Common
| Council in The city IF Ricimond in Common
Hall assembled, and IL is hereby ordained by Tie
authority Of Tie same That the Chamberlain of
the city Of Richmond be, and he is here
by authorised and required to advertise. that
he will sell to the highest bidder, on Tuesday
the Goth July, loan for the City of Richmond
for the sum of $4,000, on the terms and con-
ditions following, to wit: No bid shall be receiv
ed for aiass sum than $500, nor for fractional
part thereof, nor at a lower rate than par.
2. find be it, fiadte,. ordained by the autAority
aforesaid, That upon the payment in cash by a.
ny bidder Of the sum due by him or her, for anv
| stock struck out to him or her, to the Chamber.
lain of the City, he shall issue q such purchaser
certificate of stock signed by the President of
the Hall and countersigned by the Chamberlain.
with the seal OF the Corporation annexed thereto
3. Ind be hfurLter ordained by the auiho,ity
gorcsaid and IL is hereby ordained By the saDac,
That any loan made TO the city of Richmond
under this atldinance, shall bear an interest al
the rate OF SIX per centum per annum, PAYABLE
quarter yearly at tie Office of the Chamberlain of
the city in gold & silver current CON- or the notes
OF the Bank OF Virginia, or of the, Farmers Bank
of Virginia, or of the Bank of the United States
and such loan or loans shall be irredeemablo IN
til on or after the 1st day of January, 1895.
q. IND be it further ordained, That the faith
OF the City IS hereby solemnly pledged, to set
apart annually under The controuof the Comrnis
sloners of the sinking fund sum sufficient for
the regular quarter yearly payment of the inter
est, and the redemption of the principal of the
loan aforesaid ON The said lst day of January
1885.
s. The proceeds ofthe loan aforesaid shall he
applied in the following manner and to the nav
hent OF the following debts due from the CITY 10
wit: There shall be paid to the Bank of virgin
ia Sl4,310; to the Farmers Bank of VIRGINIA
g 500, aud 10 the Bank of the United States,
nine Thousand dollars.
g. This Ordinance shall commence and be
IN force from and after the passing thereof
A cOpY-Icstc,
n. SHEPPARD, G. c.
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RICHMOND COFFEE HOUSE.

ME Propriotors OF the above Establishment
= have been induced TO provide bedding for the
comfort and convenience of their friends, and the
public who think proper to patronize them. They
have spared no expense i'll putting their Tavern in
good order; the beds all NEW and made ex-
pessly for the purpose of rendering satisfaction to
customers. large and airy Stable has been re-
Gently erected, and will be under the management
of MIR. WALTER CoLBURN, a man well known as
an experienced keeper of Livery Stable. We
wish II 10 be understood that horses left at our
stable, will be fed without limit as relates to the
quantity offoragc. We respectfully solicit share of
patronage.
July 6 SAAI'L BIGHAM 6. 60.
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TRUST SALE.

PURSUANT to the provisions of n Deed Of
Il Trust executed on the 25th day of May, 1916,
by Seawall OSgood, to William Writ and Thomas
Taylor, Trustees, for the security and indemnfcar-
on OF David Bullock duly recorded in the office of
the Hastings Court of the City of Richmond, will
be offered for sale, at the premises the highest
bidder, for ready money, Friday the 9th day of
August next at . o'clock, p. Nj. certain piece or
parcel of ground, lying in the City Of Richmond be-
ing part of the half lot distinguished in the
plan of said city by the number (522) five hundred
and twenty-two, bounded by the James River Ca
nal Company on the South side, one hundred and
ninety-four feet and is part of the same lot of
ground conveyed by Jaqueline B. Harvie and Ma,
his wife, to the said Osgood, may be fully seen
OF record in the Office of the Hastings Court of the
city aforesaid-Mrs. Csgood, the widow of said
seawall, is entitled to her dover in this property
and the Trustees will only convey such title as is
vested in them by the deed aforesaid.
BY THE TRUSTEES.
June % tds41
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June !.
TREASURY DErAnrMENr, June "a, 1924.

TREASURY DEfARTME NT, June 24, 1924.
ri Office is hereby given to the prophet tors of
In the Six per cent. Stock of 1913, Loan of
Sl6,OO0OoO, and Loan of 81, 100000, that Books
will be opened al the Treasury of tho United States
and at the several Loan Offices, the first day of
July next, to continue open until tile first day Of
ooober thereafter, for receiving subscriptions for
such parts of said Stock shall, the day of sub
scription, stand OH the Books of the Treasury and
on those of the Loan Offices, respectively, pursuant
to the provisions % the Act of Congress, passed the
Goth of May, 1924, entitled, AN Act to authorize
= the Secretary of the Treasury exchange Stock
" bearing an interest at four and half per cent
for certain Stocks bearing interest at six per
scent"
The subscriptions may be made by the p-opric-
tors OF the Stock either in person by their a,or-
MES duly authorized to subscribe and transfer it to
the United States. The Certificates are To he sur
rendered at the time of ma king the subscriptions
WM. Ii. CRAWFORD
tlOcl5
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EXTRACT FROM AN ORDINANCE.
freScr,otng The manner Of obtaining he righf of
residence IN The City Of Richmond, and for o1tcr


Passed the 18th day Of August 1912.
1t Ordained by the President and Common
- council OF the City Of Richmond in Common
nan assembled, and it is hereby ordained by the
authority OF the same. That every person who
snail hereafter remove to this city, shall within ;r
Gays alter such removal, report to the Master of
toilce his or her wish to become a resident tore
ther with ms or her occupations if any shall be pr-
sucd and The number of free persons and slaves be-
longing to his or her family, describing their names
ages ana sexes-whereupon the Master of Police,
WIN me assistance aud concurrence of the Mavor
OF III case OF his absence the Recorder of this CITY
shall rule such person to- enter into bond with
rity' to be approved by the acting Magistrates in n
sum not exceeding five hundred dollars conditioned
mat lie or she, his or her family, or anv member
thcreoi, VIII not within the space Of twelve months
oeeoe charge TO the city, and will keep the
and be OF good behaviour during the esaid tor,
Of ~ months. ~''N 'ei'
z. And II any person shall fail to make rapor,
as hcren directed and prescribed, such person s
W ilaoie 10 be removed beyond the limits of the
ana snal moreover be liable to pay fine of
nVe coiiars tor every day such report shall he de.
iayeu after the month before allowed, orc b,,f oe
whcn penalty shall be applied to the use of the ;n'
former ana the residue TO aid the funds of this C.i,
o. Every person returning after being once rep,o,.
GU oy tnc authority aforesaid, shall for such ecco
attempt to evdde the provisions Of this ordinance ~
committed to jail By any magistrate of this c.
merc TO remain until he or she shall 1--WE bond ,3
security DIS herein before reuuired "
49, MAYORS OFFIcE, July q, 1924.
nc oihcers OF Police are Instructed bv me- :,
cause the provisions of the above reci,ed "o !"
an ordinance TO be eufoiced--'The book for -
Office. JOuN ADIAtSP, ~ tnIS
O,
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n The Cour, of Chancciy OF the State Of Della
u ware, held at New Castle in aud tor the Coun-
of New Castle, of,he August Term, Ammo DOM
iui 1928, e,e
Thomas Roberts,
James nj. Broom, jacob p. Broom, james Roberts
and Sarah his wife, John Roberts, Rachel Ro-
berts, Asa Moore and Aun his wife, William
Lyon, Rachel Is. Lyon, George Lyon, John Lyon,
and Jacob %. Lyon.
And now to wit, on this twenty fourth day of A
prii, Anno Domini, thousand eight hundred and
twenty-four, motion of Joshua G.. BriD ale ESD
compartments Solicitor, aud Afda Wits fled 1t is
6fdercd by the Chancellor that William Lyon RAJ
chael b. Lyon and Ann Moore do appear in this
Court and IL. the above canse, on Thursday, the
18th day of August next ensuing, and the Chan
ecilnr directs that copy of the foregoing order shall
within thirty days he published in the Delaware
Gazette published ut Wilmington, and the Cons,i-
tutonal Wing, Published Rio hInond, III Virginia.
and be continued in such newspapers for the space
of three months next after its first publication.
.Nt'O Caste County, SIS. do certify thattic above
is u true copy oi,he record thcreof--In tes-
tiinony whereof, have hcrcunto set my
T.. hand and affixed thu seal of the said court
~, at New Castle, the Sd day of May, An
Domini, 1924.
DAVID PAYNTER, Reg'r
3in.jl IN Chdncery.
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| ~ AS just received, No. LXXVIII Ediubure
kA Review, and No. Is Museum of Foreign
| Literature.
subscribers TO these and other periodical ,coys
arc requested 10 send for Meir nuniJefs.
Finleys new GENERAL ATLAS, an eIepant
and cheap work, containing 60 colored maps, lust
published. The VOCAL STANDARD, or STAR
SPANGtED Banner Life Of General N Green
OF the Revolutionary Army, by Judge Johnson
kemarks historical and critical, on Johnson's Life
of Green, by II. Lee Rocca's French War in
Spain Study of Medicine, by John Mason Wood.
NJ. DE-. II. S. 5 vols. 3vo. Playfair & Brande
Manual of Chemistry, by Braude. Thatcher's Dis
pensatory.
Greek, Latin, French and English School Books.
English and American Writing Papers, Bank Post,
Copying and Tissue Paper, and general assort-
ment OF other articles Of Stationary.
Blank Books for County Court Offices and Yer
chants ruled and made to any pattern, of approved
materials, and in the best manner
oid Books rebound, and the Binding business
carried OIL in all its branches.
FrteeS and Charges fully as low as elsewhere.
'one <o' W.;wl4
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oUANT1oo CANAL LOTTERY.

1850 tickets. u bianks to u prize.
This Lottery is formed by the ternagy Combina-
ton and Formulation of 81 numbers. The fate of
the above 1850 tickets will be determined in few
moments by the drawing of numbers of % put
into the wheel. As the present Scheme varies lit
tie from the former ones, explanations may he OBJ
tel, Richmond.
u The drawing will take place THuRsDAY,
the 25th day of November, or at a much earlier
day, if the sale IF tickets will warrant il.
Tickets ana Shares for sale at
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FREpER1eKsnrnG. Va. rnin Z


Ct65rdi'on NJ .4n,ercdn Independence nj Fa1,o,,H.
The Anniversary Of Anne rican indie pcudepce wa
celebrated at Richards Spring, near Falmouth. on
Saturday the 81 of July, by Barbecue at v,bicl,
large E;imbcr of the ladies and gentlemen of Fail
mouth, Fredericksburg, and their vicuitics attend
ed. The scene was envened by a parade IN the
morning OF the Morgan Rife Company Of Fall
mouth, and the Washington Guards and volunteer
Rifle Company of Fredericksburg. At twelve o.
clock the Declaration of Independence was read bv
~ allan Dunbar, Esq'r. and handsome and an
propriate Grafton was afterwards delivered by t.
Is. ass, Esq'r. The dan ing Immediately sue
ceedcd under handsome arbour erected for the
occasion. The ground selected is beautifully situ-
ated on the banks of the Rappahanuock, at its
Falls, ard commands a noble and majestic view of
the river, its bridges, and the surrounding country
The Day, the presence Of tho Ladies. the Music
and the beauty and subimity Of the sccuery,-a1l
tended to inspire the most pleasing aud patriotic
emotions. 1t is TO bo hoped that this situatio
which combines so many natural advantages for
the celebration Of Independence, will not here
after be negected--auJ the presence of l0Gies on
such occasions adds much to our pleasure, and in
spires proper restraiut-Afcr dinner, the follow
ing toasts were drank, the Hon. J07l Co0Ler, act
ing as President, and Thomas ScdGoa, Esq'r. as
Vicc-Presideut.
]. Inc day celebrate
< Inc memory of George Washington
soIdicT the statesman, The citizen
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June 25
FOR SALE.


FHNHE TRACT OF LAND called Gravellv
a Hill, in King William County, about six
miles from the Court House, containing one hundred
and fifty two acres. This Tract of Land is well
worth the attention of any person who wishes de-
sirable little ia I'm. 1t is convenient to good bold
navigation, being about two miles from the Pamun-
ky River. The buildings are in pretty good repair
and amply sufficient for the accommodation of
small family no place can boast of better water A
full proportion of it is i'll original Timber of the best
quality. The neghborhood is good lad the soil is of
that peculiar kind i'll that section of the country
which whilst it is congcnial to the growth of small
grain, almost invariably nsures the cultivatnr
good crop fCorn. The terms of sale one third
cash, third in twelve months, am, one third in
two years from the day of sale, the two last paw
ments TO be secured by Deed of Trust on the
Land. If this Land is not sold privately before, it
will be offered for sale publicly, at King William
Court-I1ouse, on the fourth Monday in July next
ne tIle is unquestionable having been devised by
Captain Blackwell Foster to his wife Susanna nov
Susanna Chinn.
THOMAS CHINN
SUSANNA CHiNN.
June 25 w3,vA4
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Ia .4melia County. May Court, 1924.
Thomas Mumford and John G.. Hill, Merchants and
partners, trading under the firm OF Mumford aud
Hill, PJfs. T., fl,,,.
AGAINST '' N'ee'J'
John Roberts and Thomas Roberts, Defts.
The defendant, Thomas Roberts, not wing Ell
tered his appearance and given security according
to the Act OF tho General Assembly, and the Rules
OF this Court, and appearing de satisfaction of
the Court that the said defendant, Thomas Roberts,
IS not an inhabtant Of this State; oil the mott
on of the plaintiffs, by Alfred o. Egglcston, their
counsel, it s ordered, that the said defendants Tho
mas Roberts, do appear here the fourth Thurs
day In August next, and answer the compliments
bill ;and that copy of this order be forthwith i'll
serted in some public newspape printed in the City
OF Richmond, for two months successfully, and also
posted at the front door of the Courthouse of this
County on two su cessiyc court days.
copy-Test,
J. T. LEIGH. c. A. C.
June j. w3wf37
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CELEBRATION,
At WOODSTOCK, SHENANDOAH, VIRGINIA.
DAVID CRAWFORD. ESQ. P,es;do,,

At WOODSTOCK, SHENANDOAH, VIRGINIA.
DAVID CRAWFORD, ESQ. President
The following Toas;s were drank OIL the occa-
/. TIE day are celeJratc-May it ever find us of
tering our oblations at the shrine of Liberty.
Yankee Doodle-6 cheers
2. Our Counfry-" The land of the Free and the
home of the Brave.
Hal Col,tmbia-6 cheers
3. The memory Of oar GeioUei IraSitinston-Hs
monument, a nations gratitude.
Drank standing astingtOm's March.
q. The f0nrrri0rs and statesmen of tie RerOl,ttiou
They have noby done their duty.
BaHie Of .honmouNL-6 cheers.
s. Fayetle-Thc companion Of Washington; the
champion of Liberty;
Welcome mighty chief, once more,
Welcome 10 grateful shore"
Hall TO tie Chiefs cheers
6. The GreekS-Worthy descendants of a noble
anccstry-a speedy delivery from Turkish oppressi-
on, and the free enjoyment of civil and religious Ii
berty.
TgroleSe song Of Li6erfy-3 cheers.
7. JNerico and lie SO,tM .Imcric =" !Sfotes-May
success attend them, and their Independence be as
lasting, that of the nation who was the first to
acknOw ledge it.
Boliyars .Narch-3 cheers.
8. The Army and .Nary-New Orleans and Erie
testify oi them.
star Spangled BanRcr-3 cheers.
g. Agriculture Commerce and .ncuufactures--
Protection to all-monopoy TO none.
America, Commerce and FreedoGl-3 rheers
10. The President and President of the u
nied States. -HOnroeS .HarcL-3 cheers.
IL. The University Of Tirginia---May it be the
nursery Of men equal to its iIlustrious founder.
JeGersoHS .narCh--3 cheers
~. The ConrcRtior,-Lct the Voice of ;he people
be heard.
IRA la tie neJC COnpeniio7s---9 CHEERS
ID. The american Fatr--
zine world was sad; the garden was wild,
" And man, the hermit, sigh'd, till woman smil'd.'
The Garland Of Lore---12 cheers.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY the Prcsident--JVnt. II. Crawford--Thc shafts
of calumny fall harmless at his feet mdy he be the
next President Of the United States.
BY ce-Presdent Irwin--.IohD Q. .1doms-If
the principle still holds good in our government that
strict honesty, superior political talents and eminent
public services should have the preference TO office,
then John q. Adams will be the choice of the peo-
pie to fill the next Presidential chair.
BY Vice-President Ailen--JHe Grccks--May they
gain their liberty, and preserve it, until time shall
lnfnergs in the ocean of eternity.
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MfINTYRE's

VIRGINIA LOTTERY OFFICE, RICHMOND.
Whole Ticket SIS 90
Half do. so
Quarter do. 25
Parcels of Tickets may also be had ;-purchas-
ed in that way they will cost S45, and warrant
cd To draw so, less 10 pes ccat.
Should parcel be purchased by certificate, il
will cost only
OF Whole Tickets S28
Half do. II
Quarter do.
Prizes payable 80 days after the drawing, and
subject to a deduction of Is per cent.
Orders from the country (post paid) will NEE,
with prompt attention.
u Prizes in the Lotteries of New-Yors. Jersey,
Pennsylvania and Maryland, Will be received in
payment of Tickets at this Office, and any inturma-
ton respecting the results of the drawings of said
Lotteries, can always be obtained.
June %.
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SUNDRY valuable Tracts of LAND, on or near
~ to Dan River, i'll Rockingham county, North
Carolina, belonging to General GEORGE IzARD.
Mr. Matthew Mcdaniel, residing on the premises.
near Cascade Creek, will show the part of the pro-
perty lying OH the North side of Dan River, and
john Morehead, Esq that on the South side Ap-
ply to Donald Mckenzie, Esq. Petersburg, Virginia,
or to Capt. John Noble, Danvlc. Pittsylvania city.
July 10. wtsa9
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n. SHEPPARD, c. c. II.
NOTICE.

In pursuance Of 80, provisions of tbe foro.
going Ordinance, shall proceed TO sell the
stock thereby created at MIR. Carter Il. PAGES
Exchange, III the city of Richmond, on the Goth
of next month, at tie hour of IL o'clock.
n. SHEPPARD,
Chamberlain City Of Richmond.
JG;Ic ~ 1oTdo
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REMOVAL.
u. TATE & co.

LE.4ITfER .U.HyNUF.1CTUREISS
AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS,
HAVE removed their Sale Store to the house
- recently occupied by Messrs. Cotton and
CLARK, opposite the Bell-Tavern. They keep con
stanty on hand, large and general assortment of
LEATHER, which they offer Oh reasonable terms.
Juno *. 2awSw
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"ANTED--A situation in some Mercantile
House, IN the capacity of Clerk. Good
qualiheatons are possessed, and moderate com
pcnsation viii satisfy. Apply to the editors.
June % 90
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THOMAS CHIN n.
SUSANNA CHiNN.
w3w4I
June 25
AN ORDINANCE,

loan .jfor the city Of Richmond,
and directing tie application thereof.
PASSED JUNE 18th, 1921
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FOR SALE,

SAM'L BIGHAM G. GO.
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wM. n. FITxwIIYEsoNM

Es AS just received, No. LXXVIII Ediubur
IL Review, and No. 8 Museum of Eoreir
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-04-10

hllets of velvet round the crown, fasten-
ed with gold buckles, and three other i'll
lets interviewer, ending in buttons on the
crown; others have shells made OF cloth,
placed all round the crown of the bonnet,
and the interior of these shells is lined
with satin, which is blue, white. or rose
coloured, while the other part of the bon
net is Of the colour Of an auricala, deep
green, or royal blue, or solitaire. The
hair is dressed high on the he ID; on the
top every part is covered with an ApoI-
los knot, which is not dccked with dia-
monds or flowers. Large flowers are
used when the hair is dressed IN curs,
but when dressed la neige, only very
small flowers are ever seen. The hama.
soonest ball garlands which we have seen,
were formed of hyacinths and roses, with
out leaves. In one instance, the violet,
with leaves Of silver, had beautiful e.
feet: each bouquet was fixed on with a
roaene Of pearls.
The most fashionable dress walstcoats
are made of broad ribbed velvet, with col
lars coming ia. down in front, and being
much broader behind than before