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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-03

Form of a Pnrcr Of .AAOrney TO role By PFofy
Know ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That -
OF - do hereby appoiut-to be subs!i.
ru,e and proxy Tor, and in - name and behalf,
to vote at any election of Director or Directors
of the Farmers Bank Of Virginia, and, further
more, 10 be - substitute or proxy to represent
al all meetings Of the Stockholders OF the
Farmers Bank Of Virginia, and in - name
and behalf TO vote respecting the enacIng, repeal
inc. or amending such bylaws, ordinances, or re-
pulations as may be deemed necessary and con-
yenient for the government Of the Bank.
In witness whereof, have hereunio set =
hand and seal this - day Of. sEAI")
Sealed and delivered in The presence oi" -.
Dec 11-ctlm
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JT1oRTHAMs OFFICE, Nol7, Exchange

NTORTHAMS OFFICE, Nok7, Exchange
w Place.
$4,000 Capital! Drawing to-day at ,. o.
clock. Prizes $4,000, 1000, 1885, Of 1000,
Of 300, 10 of 200, 100 OF CO. 100 Of SO, &c
Tickets 50. Shares in proportion.
Lottery for This Evening.
$4,000 Capital! Drawing received by 10
morrow's Mail Prizes: $4,000 $1,000 1900,
/ $50, Of 1000, of 500, 10 Of 300, 10 of $50,
10 OF 200, 20 of $50, 20 Of 10, 200 Of 100, &c
Tickets 81.
$4,000 capital for tomorrow. Prizes: 100000
in six prizes $500 2,34O, % Of 900, 50 Of 400,
200 Of 300 &c. Tickets $40.
Drawing Of The \. Jersey Lottery, Glass No. 4:
81 Sc Al IL 81 II 46 IL Ia 81 &C.
Nos. IA 81 So, another prize OF 600, sold and
paid here.
5 Of 1000, Of 800, &e. Tickets 81.
And 10 be drarn soon:
Jany 1l-35,OOO, 10000 5000, 5000, 1000,
1920, &c. Tickets $40.
For sale by CHAS. WORKMAN.
JAM 3
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PRIZES! PRIZES!! PRIEST.
III Lotteries now DraEing,

TO BE HAD ST
n M HOYT'S OFFICE, under the Ex-
-. change Hotel.
HoYT's ARRANGEMENT FOR THE WEEK.
TODAY!
Friday. one of SO00.-Tickets 81.
Saturday. one of 1O0O0.-Tickets 81.
Saturday, six of 1OO00.-Tickets $40.
Besides The following, we receive drawings dat
". Price of tickets from 81 TO $40; capitals from
$4,000 to $4,000.
BRILLIANT LOTTERIES FOR JANUARY
Six Capitals of $4,000
Alexandria Lottery, Class !, for 1915: TO he
drawn at Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday, Janlla-
nv I,h, 1915. Splendid Prizes: $4,000, lO,0oo,
10000, 10000, 10000, 10000, $500, 2,3lO - OF
1000. SIS of 400, 300 of 200, sc. Tickets $40,
halves 5, quarters , 50. Certificates OF Packa-
ges of25 whole Tickets $3.50, IS half 80, % quar-
tiers 80 So
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. 2 for 1915 To
be drawn at Alexandra, d. c., on Saturday, ia
nuary IL, 1915. Grand Capitals: ,0OO, lO.u0O,
5000, 5000, 1000, 1920, 50 prizes OF 300 81
OF 500, 80 of 100, &c, &c, Tickets $40, halves
5 quarters 50 Certificates Of Packages oil ~
whole Tickets $3.50, Of 2Ghali 60, Of &c quarters
50 so.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 8, for 1915: To be
drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday, ia
Scheme: $4,000, 10000, 5000, 1000, 3,i00,
$500, 1000. 1900, 10 OF 1000, 10 Q! 500, 10 OF
200, &c. &c. Tickets Si0 halves S; quarters
2 so. Certificates OF Packages Of % whole Tic
kels Sl20; halves GO; quarters 30.
Mammoth
10000 Dollars so prizes of 1000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery Class 4, for 1875 10 6c
drawn in Alexandra, D. c., on Saturday, the 18th
Of January, 1S45. Brillan, Prizes / splendid
prize of $4,000, $4,000, 5000, 600e. 5000, 2,4l5
80 prizes of 1000, so Of 500, so OF 300, 80 OF
200, &c, &c. Tickets Sl2; halves 6; quarters s.
cighths l so. Certificates Of packages Of 2i
whole Tickets SlG0; halves So quarters 40;
eighlhs 90
Orders for Tickets, and Shares and Certificates
OF Packages in the above splendid Lotteries, will
receive the most prompt attention, and an account
Of each drawing sent Immediately after it is
over 10 all who order from D. NJ. HOYT,
Dec 81 Richmond, Va.
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TN the District Court of the United States FOR
the Eastern District OF Virginia, Decemhrf
10th, 1874: ,r,..e u..,s
There being on deposite, in the Farmers ose}
of Virginia, the sum OF si5 hundred sh ana -
Court doth order, that notice be p9fi
Richmond Enquirer, for ten day
time, dividend and disiribH(
the said sum, and Of SUE
be collected by the
who shall have n
AACopy-
Dec. si-l@
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NEGKOES.

" Y ANENIItOE<O-
Will be sold this morning al l0l o'clock
Negro Boy and likely Girl.
Jan. 81 n. b. HILL, Auc't.
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TWO NEGROES

Will be added 10 my sale This Morning. four
likely Men. y. B. HILL,
Jan 3 AuCiiunccr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-03

PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.-The under
l. signed having associated themselves in the
practice Of the Law, will attend the Conrts held
in the city Of Richmond, The Superior Court OF
Mecklenhurg, and the Superior and County
Courts Of Hanover and Goochand. They also
propose 10 practice in the Court Of Appeals at
Lewisburg.
Otce-on Main street, front room over The
Store OF Thomas r. Price.
ROBERT c. STANARD,
WOOD BOCLDIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-03

FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.
TIME General Meeting Of the Stockholders of
the Farmers Bank Of Virginia will be held at
their Banking House in the City OF Richmond, on
Wednesday, the 18th day OF January, lSi5
An Act OF Assembly, passed March 25th 1913,
provides that 'no Officer or Director OF Bank
Shall hereafter vote BY proxy for any Stakeholder
in any election of Directors or Officers OF Bank,
nor shall any proxy be valid which shall have
been executed sixty days before the time OF any
electionn ]. G. BLAIR.
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pANK or VIRGINIA

BANK Ot VlkGlNlA.
TIME General Meeting OF The SoeT I y. - o.
i the Bank of Virginia, will DC neia d. 'i 'ha
.scnnd Mnndav G3h) OF January next.
D., IN .ct Of the Legislature, passed 18th
Ma.,h 1919 sections and & "No President or
ma.c,nr NJ any Savings Bank, or General Agent
NJ any Manufacturing or Mining Company shall
he rlioiblc as Director OF any Bank; nor snail
anv officer or Director of Bank vote BY proxy
for any Stakeholder in any election OF Directors
or officers OF Bank, nor shall any proxy be va
lid which shall have been executed sixty days be-
fore the time Of any election.
- = SAMUEL MARX, Cashier.
Form of power for voting by proxy at any
meeting Of Stockholders of the Bank OF Virginia:
Know all men by these presents, that -
hereby appoint - 10 be substitute and proxy for
and in - name and behalf, TO vote al any cleo
ton of a Director or Directors Of the Bank OF
Virginia: And furthermore to represent at
all meetings of the Stockholders OF said Bank,
and in - name and behalf 10 vote respecting
the enacting, repeating or amending such By
Laws, Ordinances or Regulations as may be
deemed necessary and convenient Tor The govern
rnent and management Of the said Bank, as fully
as - might or could, were - personally pre-
sent
Witness, - hand and seal this s. day Of
- 1874 lsEAL.l
(sEAL.
[sEALl
- County, to wit:
l. Justice Of the Peace for said county,
do hereby certify, that -, who ha- executed
the above power of Attorney personally ap-
peared before nc and made oath, that The Stock
on which - vote - proposed TO De given, IS
bona file. -, and that the same is not held by
means Of any transfer contrived or designed 10
evade the provisions Of the act establishing ge,.,
neral rgu ations for the incorporation Of Banks, !"
passed the 22d March, 1887.
Given under my hand, this day Of - lol4'
His own propcrty--or the property Of his
wanl-or Of his testaor or intcstate's estate,
naming the ieslator or n,cstate-or is bona tde
held by him in virtue OF some duly recorded will
or deed in trust for some other person or persons,
naming the persons and deed.
No, It-oawiirn
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NIFTY NEGROES, STOCK, CORN, &c
i Will be sold, on WEDNESDAY, the stk
January next, at the Farm called Fort Hill, bear
Lawrencevile, Brunswick county, Va, belong.
ing 10 the Estate OF Robert p. Stark, deceased 40
or so valuable Negroes, Of both sexes, or GOO
barrels Corn, large stock Of Sheep Horses, Cat
lie, Hogs, Farming Utensils, &c
Immediately after which, a number Of valua
bic Negroes will be hired ont for 1915. Sale ard
Hiring will be continued from day 10 day, unit!
concluded. CO...
Terms for the Negroes-Cash. For Stock,
Corn. and other articles, made known at sale.
Dec. l3-c,ds G. B. COOK, Executor
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AUCTION SALES.
by n. b. Hill, Auctioneer.
EHIrp NEGpOES

FIVE NEGROES
Will be sold BY me This Morning, at 10. o.
IL.
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REFERENCES.

REFERENCES.
Hon. John Y. Mason Secretary Of the Navy
Dr. +. 7. Scot,' Speaker Of the Senate OF Vir-
sinia.
Thomas J. Randolph, Esq. Albcmarle.
Col. Mordccai Cook Portsmouth.
Robert c. Stanard, Esq, Richmond.
WIN. II. Harrison, ESQ., Prince George.
Robert NJ. L. Hunter, ESQ., Essex.
William II. Tayloe, ESD. Noun, Airy.
Richard BAYLOR, Esq. Essex.
Col. VIM Armisead,s Alabama.
Right Rev. Nicholas Cotbs, D. D., Bishop OF
Alabama
Hon. Thomas II. Bayly, NJ c.
Judge Daniel Coleman, Alabama.
William r. Johnson, ESQ., Petersburg.
James A. Seldom, ESQ., Richmond.
William Gibbons, ESQ., New Jersey.
Gen Bernard Pcyton,' Richmond.
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a SITUATlON WANTED.


A YOUNG Gentleman. who has had several
II years experience in Teaching, desires 10
procure situation for the ensuing year. Sails
factory testimonials If moral character and abb
lily TO teach the Latin and Greek languages. To-
gc;her with those branches OF an English educa-
ion commonly taught, can be given. Commu.
nicaions addressed (posl pad) 10 O. D., Turner
Store, Caroline county, Va, will be promptly al
fenced 70. Dec. 3l-c3i-
N0TICE.-Applica,icn will be made 10 The
IN Treasury OF the United States for payment
or renewal OF The following certificates OF the old
funded debt OF the United States, viz:
Ono certificate six per cent stock. for Sl5G IL,
on which is due - 33; one certificate Of three
per cent. stock, for Sl05 81; and one certificate
six per cent deferred stock, for SIS o., on which
is due 81 l6-all OF the above issued By the for
mer Commissioner OF Loans, for the State Of Vir-
giuia, in the name Of Stephen Freeman.
Dec. l3-clct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-03

The excellent preparation and subsequent sue
cess of several young gentlemen who received
their elementary education al Mr.. Colemans
school, and who came afterwards 10 this College.
Justify me in expressing the opinion that the
school is one of very high order.
RO. SAUNDERS,
Prof Of Mathematics in WIN. < Mary College.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
COMMISSION HOIJSE

coffee near Siockoc Warehouse formerly occupied
BIZ Dibrell, Holeom6c & Coy
bridges g. BROTHER having associated
ID with them in the COMMISSION BUSI-
NESS, Peter D. Mckinney, lately of the firm of
Hall, Mckinney s Co., and formerly salesman
for Dibre Holcombe g. Co., the business will
hereafter be conducted under the style of
BRIDG ES, MCKINNEY & CO..
They will pay particular attention TO the sale
Of TosAcco, Flour, WHEAT, and every descrip'
ton Of produce.
Richmond, Jan. l, lsl5-cGt
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PUBLIC SALE OF THE BELL. TAVERN.
A I Superior Court Of Chancery, for the
II Richmond Circuit, held at The Capitol il
the City OF Richmond, on Saturday, April /, 1913:
Mary Ladd, Plaintiff:
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BIZ tie Governor of the STATE of Virginia
A PROCLAMATION.


wv HEREAS, it is represented 10 the Execu-
w tive, that certain Robert w. Baker,
charged with the murder Of John W. Light, hath
fled from justice, and is now going at large
Therefore, /, James Mcdowell, Governor, have
thought proper to issue this proclamation, hereby
offering reward of one hundred dollars TO any
person or persons who will arrest the said Robert
W. Baker, and convey him to the Jail of Freder-
lex county; and do, moreover require all officers
Of the State, civil and military, and request the
people Of the Commonwealth, to use their best ex-
erlions 10 apprehend the said Robert w. Baker
that he may be deal, with according 10 law.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under
h the lesser seal of the Commonwealth. at
MN Richmond, this fourteenth day OF De-
cember 1874 in the Goth year of the Common
wealth. ia. McDOW ELL.
Robert w. Baker is represented TO be "a young
man, abou, % years Of age, about feet or .
inches high, thick, and we'll sci, rather pursey
short light sandy hair, somewhat curly, sandy
whiskers, which he sometimes has shaved on,
fair skin and small blue eyes, very small foot
walks carelessly; when approached, ne casts his
head somewhat down. He genteel in his dress
and appearance" He is supposed TO have gone
n Teras. Dec. l7-c3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-03

Gentlemen who either have mad, or who at
present have, sons or wards members Of the In
stituliun.
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CoMMIssroNER's OFrIcE, ]
p;chmond 9Th Dccember 1914. {

COMMIsSIONEKS VFFICk, I
Richmond, 9th December, 1914.
The parties concerned are hereby notified to
attend at my Office, in the city of Rchmond, on
the l1th day of February nexi, by len o'clock, A.
NJ. with their accounts for settlement.
The creditors OF Henry King deceased, are
also notified to attend at my Office, in The city
aforesaid, on the same day, and at the same lime,
with their claims, properly authenticated, against
The said Estate.
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MONEY MARKET.

MOuu0y, DeCs SA-o f. Me
The stock market continues very much depressed and
quotations fell off to-day several per cent Long Island
declined per cent; vicksburg Erie j. stonington,
I; Canton, 4; U. s. Bank, J.
The banks steadily contracting account of the
probable of the sub treasury they REPRESENT
but the true of the great contraction is the
pectaton Of making political capital of the smbar
rassmsnts they create in commercial circles. Their
best and largest customers refused DISCOUNTS and
when asked why they short the reply u.s. that in
consequence OF the agitation of the sub treasury and
the probable passage of that act during this session o.
Congress, they compelled to very cautiously
and not discount single dollar than heyare actual
~ comqellsd to The embarrassments many experience
by this contraction induces them to look into the subject
and as they feel for the moment the effect the banks
wish them to- for the purpose Of prejudcng the public
against the measure, and for the purpose of
showing to those interested the probable effect
of the act in the event of its becoming
law The restrictions placed upon the money markets
BY the banks ofthis city within the past or three
weeks, have been greater than would have been expe
rienced, things allowed to take a natural
course had the subTr asury been actually enforced;
and if these institutions imagine that they can prevent
the passage Of that bill by contracting the money mar
xets and creating eobarrassmens among the commercial
classes, they will be most wofuly mistaken The fact
alone that these banks have the power expand and
contract the markets suddenly at will and that they
frequently make of that power the great nju.
~ of all classes Is sufficient to induce the government
operect and at once adopt act checking the move
nent of these money monsters for the protection of the
cubic generally from the grasping operations of fow
chartered monopolis.s in Wall street. We feel every
lay and more the want the resri ctve
Treasury law Tie pursued by the backs Of this
ity, in particular, calls for immediate movement in
congress in relation to this act and very little
will be lost in putting it into operation 1t full
inc the iucusting of these banking instu-
ions rrnanently checked and the party having
he Will to put efectua veto upon the immense
panscns and contrsctions the volume and value of
the currency have the power, and should at be
exercised
The southern railroads have within the past year been
much productive than in former years. which can
be attributed partly to the reduced expenditures and
partly the additional amount Of business Offering in
the way of freight and passengers The annexed table
exhibits the number of passengers transported during
the year. the aggregate receipts from passengers freight
and the mail and the aggregate receipts for each month
compared with last year.
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DER OF rmE CrsrnAL RALnoAp Asp BArHIso

Liabilities, over and above assets, November
80, 1910. $3.50, ITO 81
After allowing for all bad debts, and depreciation of
real estate and banking houses is estimated that the
assets of the company will yield at least 5000 900.
is intended the debts paid to issue stock by
way of dividends for all such net profits Of the road
are taken to pay debts until the capital stock the
books, at S2o4s,75, shall amount to $26oOOOo, sum
below the css and clearly within the real value of the
road and its equipmentsl Such plan it is believed
will greatly relieve the stockholders who have watep
patiently for returns from their investments.
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PHiLApELpHfA, Dec ~, ia,

PHILApELyHfA, Dec ~, ia,
Sons Of Nsw Englond-Bay DINNER Bib Wood Sr-,sn
dsreS.
The Society Of the Sons of New England celebrate
the anniversary Of the landing OF the Pilgrims to-day BY
Grafton and other public exercises at the Unitarian
church, and this evening, by supper at Hartwells
Washington House
The members of the PHILADELPHIA bar have not given
over their contemplated bar dinner On the contrary,
papers are out and the subscriptions are rapidly filling
up II will be OF the elegant Affairs ever got
up in citythe arrangements in the hadS y the
Sfe Of lawy su-f the spirit Of cliqusem ~Ato nas
already shown its head does not interfere.
The notorious pick pocket, Bill Wooi, M va ,ar
fenced on Saturday ysss and sx monlns imprs-
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TEMPLETON'S
GREAT CONCERT FOR THE POOR.
THIS CONCERT will be given at tn. Tabernacle on
for that evening -
TEMPLETON'S

TEMPLETON'S
GREAT CONCERT FOR THE POOR.
f ss:ms ss :. Cd
PIANO FORTE. .s4 r Mr. AUSTIN PHILLIPS
MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS.
Mu.e1jsms. Ii; Third. sssehmsss aaoSs
The birth Msy-her helpless condtion-her Inauguration
:, song-Away Winter, Away.
The minsslsy her Of Scottish
pas GS Sy o. me scots
The e s
sdaeat,on sceompshIpen;s and a%q:smsntsThs marriage
pagesnis reoiengs france and scOsnd-ary native
and Of May
'a sssts
o far s
cenIicites ana adventures.
sxh-Queen Ellzabeths sift to her godsou-ay forced
he
"Ths Lady sy. Tear poison
Dsasa:s1y :1s IssSlsysss ., wanna"
S i By T.. ano ssa to Nd
faithful loyal and
Feat mycnos .'SS son ssas Ss
queen
Finale-where shall ! resta
PART III.
The Star Spanp led Banner.
Henry Carey the author Of Sally Alley ayorte song
Of Addison the Poet of the time Of Charles H.
Song-by desire, salley in our Alley
The author OF this old English ballad attending
approachng wnterthe beggar petition-Pty the
othe Poor Old Man. whose trembling limbs him
your door.
The Beggar Girl.
Shields Coemporaries-hs Reward from the Fountain OF
Hor oursGeorse Tvs personal regart-Shieds character
Madame Malibrdn and Naive ComPosers-her beraty Of
sentiment opinion of Native TalenC
Ted among the wouldbe dse-Chares Incle don and the
Pleasures OF the Cause.-The Noble Earl with his Stays.
Song-by part ular request Old fowler
Tickets, &c., nc. Doors open at to common ats
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BLEECKER'S BIRD DEPOT,
No. o Aston Place, late 7th Street,

a few doors East Of Broadway, New York.
TIME respectfully informs the public that he has
opened the above store for the sale Of Birds
fair upright dealing, the patronage Of those disco
ssd indulge in this delightful fancy.
IN addition those mentioned his stock will comprise all
articles his line including Fancy Pigeons Of the different
PROV Cd receipt Cutie Fish Bone Fountsin, Baths &c
B. Crdsrs from or the CITY ertfdy afsnddtc and
premptly syscuted. LEONARD BLEECKER
New York, Dec. IA, 1Sl5 dI3lmr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-23
ANOTHER EDITION
OF THE
Plot RIAL HERALD

The first edition of Pictorial was soon exhausted
and we have been compelled to issue another.
Its Illustrations are historical of all the important and
singular events Of the past year. and hence its great
Gale We expect to be constrained to publish third
edition before the first of next month.
The second edition is now ready price sixpence
COW
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BOUQUETS AND PARLOR PLANTS.

BOUQUETS AND PARLOR PLANTS.
ys THE Subscribers have added great number Of the
&YNhst variety OF Csinellia and other choice Towering
A Plants their well known collection which will enable
Thea to execute pfompy all orders they be favored with
French German and Moss Baskets and Vases tsteuly
ranged with the most delicate and fragrant flowers all
tunes Our patrons will confer favor by leaving their orders
Tor the approaching holidays as early convenient We will
as lar as praccable serve each in ROTATION and in point Of
le equal 10 any that we have furnished the FIVE
d2o tiJ+rrc seedsmen and Fior,s,s ca, Brssdwsv
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ming 7oilettss.- Redingote walking dress of
o psrffds covs with trimming of steel buckles and
taffetas TibbonS riritsuse, short cloak in
velvet, lined with green tsfeias boffines OF black
trimmed with black lace. Hat a la Clayisss In
velvet, lined with green Gloves, Sw eedsh gray.
roidered handkerchief Putting Toilets Redingote,
\ mineral gray popn, India Cashmere shawls, pink
1ed with white and rich roitletfs Of Alencon lace
crening Drsss-Yellow Grape, with two skirts, GRIM
'oned with small flowers, Ia Pompadour; couture
oses and other small flowers in wreaths la Cardonvle
'abrielle Pamela Grsi Rachel leaves of all coiures
reen as that color harmonizes with all complexion,
nd gives classic, becoming appearance to the head
aron dresses embroidered, more worn than ever,
When there any eganes at balls operas. soirees
Tho lighness of this texture cannot be replaced Al
the debut Of Ade. Bramble at the Italian opera most
Of the young ladies dressed in blue pink and white
TaTon dresses embroidered with broad ucks or hens
This simplicity admired than the dounces OF
last season Gloves onefourth long fans with mar
about greater profusion of inside flowers with hats
were never seen the Pamela and Clarisa shapes
being large inside flowers must he worn Gentemen's
will longer than those for the street The
small clothes of grandfathers will be in those
salons where etiquette Is vigorously observed White
vests with rolling collars of satin Marseles, &C., will
be most worn.
MORE FORTS We learn, says the Detroit Adrer-
hser, that officer has been despatched to make
OF the reservation at the head of
ST. Clair river and to fix upon suitable site for
fertilization there in place Of the old stockade known
Fort Graot, and TO make the necessary estimates-S.
Louis ReUeisie Dc IA.
There was free passage across the Mississippi
river, on the l3th, on the ice.