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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-19

es-The Nashville Academy OF Music win CON.
mence its 9th session on tbe 8rd Monday in Sep
TENDER next. For particulars apply to the Princi.
pal, No. "a, South Vine street ~ 2s-sm.
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g8- Mr.. B. r. CUTTER advertses this morning
his Fall and Winter stock of Boots, Shoes, sc
His assortment embraces the best and latest les
and is every way desirable.
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ATTENTIoN.-The regular meeting of the Young
Mems Literary Union ill be held this evening, in
the Basement OF the McKendree Church, at o.
clock. A large attendance is desired.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-19

DEAFNESS, Impediments Of Speech, and Chronic
Diseases Of all kinds, cured by Dr. Jones, of Phil
Ade pha, now practicng at the ST. Cloud Hotel, In
this city.
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SOsEthea'as Lottery.
CAPITAL, aO.00O DoLLAks!

1se l1sss 30 always eosssi 30 say sSs sore.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-19

HoloWays Pills operate upon ali the organs which furn
sh the elements Of the blood and through them upon the
blood Itself; purify ing it. regulating its how, and render
ing fit and healthy Of sustaining renewing
the whole PHI steal fabric.
Sold at the manufactory No. so Maiden Lane New York.
and by all druggists, 25c G2Ec and 81 per box. 80
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-19

THEATRE.-The play OF "Camille" having been
unsvoidaby postponed last night, will be produced
this evening; on which occasion Miss Shaw makes
her last appearance.
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From Col. AE6ers PIKE, n. @. from Arkansas.
WAsHISeTos, D. c., June Il, 1871
I have used two bottles of your BsrhGre's Holland
tss, and have found very in Of Indiles-
ton and Headache and recommend It 10 ali who need
pleasant ana eHeaciOus remedy and valuable tonic.
DTsPEPic WosEE EoTIcE.-BerhaFe's Holland Btters
mas cured me Of Dyspepsia BY using It only week
recommend it confidently al suffering from this d.
sease. CLARA L. sCHUCHMAN.
Pittsburgh, Get. q, 1856.
(drs s. is the wife Of the noted Lithographer.l
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CONSTABLE.

q We are authorized to FLETCHER W. HORN
as candidate for Constable in the Nashville District
ensuing March election.
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FANIl VRAnR
THE WORLD OF FASHIONSIHI!!

M would respectfully Inform lady friends that we
have received our Importatons from Paris, Just
retuTo ed from the East have the attractive
and rich stock OF goods opened any estab-
shnent in the world excepting Paris at prices
July - per cent less in prices We have store
Of the beautiful Head Dresses and Rich Flowers
Pumes and the largest and best stock OF Ribbons
ever displayed in Nashville; consisting Of
lN pieces OF every new and rich design and style.
o4O Oantons OF Paris Flowers perfect flower garden
80 Rich osnich and Aaraibo Fumes; Birds
Of Paradise. &C. =
80 cases coored straWs Bagal and Chenille latest fall
shapes.
10 cOlOred LeghOrn Flats, Gipseys, and Children
Bonnets.
$50 boxes Russiss and Thule Caps.
leo doz. Hoop Skirts, al the latest styles for Fail
20 Cloth Talmas and Coaks latest styles at unpre-
cedented low prices.
oO Rich Black Bugle Collars, and Trimming Laces.
Likewise nne stock Of Needlework, Goods in sets sc
Collars, sleeVes, Worked Bands Embroidered Handker
chiefs, Lace Wells, sc, Ladies Paris Couture Caps Mohafr
Head Dresses and rich imported Head Dresses great
est splendor Likewise rich ornamented goods, Combs
every STYLE the Bonnet keep Bonnets in the
right place. the stye Elastic Role for the head
and medium Cabbas and many Fancy Goods numerous
to mention fine stock Of wooden goods Of Talmss Chill
drens Goats Legins Hose, itts Scars STYLES
OF Rigoetts for parties IL is impossible give You iu
DESCRIPTION Of our FAN stock it will require your personal
attentlon 70 examine Having ID years experience in
Nashville fater myself that now plea-e the most
fastidons, not only in goods but in prices.
Inc great and unprecedented patronage receive
the other fnIv
lished Establishment Rich Millinery Goods No
deception as REGARDS Fashions. We our Agent at
s les as soon as exhibited at Europe. win open
Stock Of Fancy Bonnes 18th inst and hope TO receive
that liberal patronage eqtended 10 Us for years past
E. WISE, Agent,
Partisan Millinery Bazaar
septS No. 20 Union i. door State Bank.
~ Country Me chants and Miliiners supplied with
E@st Bonnets renovated in superior style aud reasonable
Qua s1s' sept8.
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EeriI Under Shirts, lropd Shirts
drawers shirt Collars,
AZ WOOL 'hueE PM IS Linen & Cotton Shirts
%. " G 1N Fronts, White Cold,
"a NAH'OH Z ian Ira" Linen Bosom Shirts
SIS' :. q q Blk. Cold Cravats and
Dr. Dr. -, CO.. Ties. great variety,
biz OhoeF ShlFIs Aho Cold and White Linen
p,,i ia y 1r ~, n, Cambria Hdkfs, Cts
n q DIO' Ot1u Dra" " Border ~
en-, 81, Plain Emb'd Self Ad-
- -, N-O''9' N0H' justing Stocks,
WOODEN Comforts
0A Gt0Fes inItIeLsi Cheneele Mufhsrs,
Lamp Llnea, Cashmere
1,ot- sn0 Cents Travelling shawls,
nens' Boys Susp'ders, kst.
Red, Blue & Blue MIxtdlRovs, 4 cA,,srov,. So,
Flannel, no, a cIa+h Sc -,
Under & Out Side Shirts ooIors
Hickory Shirts,
BEECH, WEBB s. co.
Nashville, Sept. LIST, 1s57-sm.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-19

~ We are authorized to Capt JoHN s. DASH
I'LL candidate for Cogny Court Clerk at the March
election
- We are authorized to announce FELIX r. CHEAT
HAM As candidate for reelection to the Office Of County
Court Clerk. Election ia March next.
- We are authorized announce THos d. SToGSER
as candidate for County Court Clerk at the next March
election. -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-19

TAKE Heed'-0r rslion has retained to The Mas.
sA'oi Hoese Chicago, wher may Be obtansa Ola Dr..
James wonderful and esistrsted eStrsct q oau,s Ia
eieA His aoa iI.isv, Dr. Thomas Faton un sapp yeu
win A. siihsr psfsoaaly or BY express. surs ana
are q 'ae worst eases u Consumption Rreush.
Throat. "esnow this 20 Be a fact. Tsy and i've
F.s-By addressing DR.. Tton q note thfou,h a. oAi
cage Post on ee insiosing i0ar stamps Oa ssntl go
WI be sent n EstaEn. tee Of charge 70 sny a., - -,
Snl'n. DR. TfLrOs,
sept Sim usssatelt Hosss. ehie..o
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THE MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New ORLEANS, Sept ls--COttOn, sales 1900
bales; middling I6Eal5B; sales of the week $500
bales; receipts 10000 bales; stock 20 600 bales;
Tobacco sitter; red wheat 81 10; other articles
unchanged.
CINCINEATI, Sept 1s.-Flour 81 5Oa4 70; wheat
90~Sl co. Oats S5c Barley sOa95e; Whisky 19.
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Hughes Brothers.

Practical Artists In every branch Of Photography and
Wholesale and retail dealers IN Ambrotype MsIaiptyos
Photograph, snd Daguerreolspe goods Apparatus ana
Chemicals, Of every kind variety and description nse in
the a6ovs Arts All orders win IL promptly hsd ana Tor.
warded to any Partof the country very lowest mar
ket rates, for cash. TO which che trade are ssspecfy in
Eiied Also Agents for The sale Of Msanotyp@ ana shs
reotyPe Rights. uU6HEs BROts
sePA. Q6 Union street Na.hyin. s.a.
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JNO BRO NE

ooRNEE OF DEADEEIoK STREET SQUARE,
n AS In store a extensive Stock Of Cloths
H Cassimeres, over. Coatings, &C, than usual
Call and see Them.
Every thing that choice excellent eaa be found
there
Nashville, Sept. 4, 1s57-1m.
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
Royal Havana Lottery.

VIE next ordinary drawing Of the Royal Havana
Lottery, conducted by the spanish Government un-
der the supervision Of the Captain General Of Cuba viii
take place al Havana.
Friday, September 25th. 1857.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-19

p. p. PECK s. BRO,
II AVE this day received Three COACHES, which We
II believe 70 Be hneE than IN Tennessee. anc2q.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-19
PAPER HANGING.
LUMBER! LUMBER!!

VIE subscribers have STEAM SAW MILL in success
A fn 3peTItion in Jackson county, Ala the Nash
vile and Chattanooga Raih oao near Steverson Depot
and are prepared furnish all kEds Il LuRter and In
any quantity, on the shor notice. They respectfully
81 CO orders from in the city of Nashville wishing
Lom Der Of d CT ption They viii deliver Lumber at
any depot t-e Ralload.
sePt2-Sm INGALLS,, TALLY & co.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
II. 8. French 81 Son.

I'm TUESDAY, SePIem Der 22, we will offer for sale
~ in front of warehouse, Clark street, 10 o.
clock, the following articles of which desire
close out without reserve, viz
30 hhds Sugar. from fair to 1EO dog Painted Buckets;
prime, 500 Teams Wrapping aper;
100 bags n, o. and Baltimore % bbs Dom. Brrndy;
Coffee 25 bhls Holland Gin:
1000 kegs Nails choice BIRDS; 80 bbls julius THIS Old
500 boxes star Candles, full Reserve whisky;
weight; % Matches;
1000 bbls. Whisky, various 100 boxes Corn Starch;
brands; 100 - Wheaton Starch;
100 bXs Tobacco; 100 81 Cheroot Cigars;
leo SKIS and hne Salt; 100 " TaIow Candles,
10000 Cigars ,ass'd bFaads; 90 Backing large and
2Obxs fine Brandy; small.
$50 doc BrOoms
With other articles in the grocery line numerous
mention. sept. II. II. S. FRENCH SON.
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NEW WHOLESALE
CLOTHIN q HOUSE.
No. 81 COLLEGE STREET.

NATE receiving and opening at cur New Store
w No, 81 College Street. very large and enrely new
Stock OF Ready-made CLoTHINa, embracing every descrp
ton Of goods belonging the Clothing business Being
exclusively in this branch OF business think We viii he
able 10 offer very desirable Stock in this line for the Fa
and Winter Trade. Please call and examine stock
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-19

* We are authorized to announce JOHN RAINS as a
candidate for reelection The Office of County Trustee al
the ensuing March election.
~ We are authorized to announce T. T. SAUNDERS as
candidate for the office Of County Trustee at the ensuing
March election.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-19
DIR. 3. WOOD.
RiddIeberger's Eating ROuse.

AM Rddleberger takes occasion to announce to the pub.
~ &c, that hs sumner eason over he given up the
enjoyment OF rCral felicity and retu ned His
hoSse Is again opened. and he hopes again the
Mining faces Of his old fri ends and customers and be-
C ore acquainted with lots Of tables shall
a ! avs be literally supplied with the best market
, ords, and little more"
Sept Ill
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: ss.s s'''''s 'fs Z s, &c '''
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b.. p PECK q BRO.

INVITE s ateatlon country dealers heir stock Of
i BaEgiea. We sake a good articls which warrant
We have also on had Eastern article which szr.
rant. iEne2s-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-19
CIGAR MANDATORY.

taE an1ersfgned very extensively engaged In
zoe manufacture Of al kinds q Cigars and
aoi-o 70 compete successfully with ans Of the Eastern
e.es One OF our hrm Sho has charge Of this depart
eh OF our business being practical Cigar aker cur
may rely setting goods sure 70
CIV st lection, and which wiz guarantees every
stance We can friends casfosers that We
are making fine Cigars as ever cane nom Havana Ne
port direct no there the finest Gobaceo thereby
able duty, enabled eel Cigars
Anen made at much lover Than anything like the
same article could be Imported, then why not
Encourage Home Industry!
Cali and examine for yourselves at
LYONS & CO,
SspI4 70 Cedar street.
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LINCOLN HOUSE
P. P. PECK & BRO,

HAVE for sale TWO FINE COACHES, 81 y
just received from New York. These -.
Coaches are belicve nner than any ~ ~
broaght West Of the Alfsshany Mountains.
lane2s.
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Wheat! Wheat!

'HE undersigned having orders for WHEAT, viii pay
the highest market rate deliveFs BILE at MCrea Tar
rass' warehouse, corner Broad and College SITS.
E. WEBB,
Julyl1.-u. Cotton and Produce Broker.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
SAM. PRITCHITT

/ receiving a most extensive stock Of FaH and
Winter Goods OF every desc ipon and Of the latest
styles be has also engaged the services OF New
Cutter, whose reputation is beyond dispute.
Sept. 2-im.
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CLIFTON & ABBOTT

AVE just received tn Eastern Cities very large
II assortment Of CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs AND VEST
Ns, chosen with the test by Mr Harvey, whose
superior taste has enabled bring by the
,eantful stock Of Piece Goods have Onere in
nashville All made up 20 order under the suPerin ten
ience OF the well known Harvey.
kAEhYle. Sent. /. 1871
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COM M ERCIAL.

Chattanooga Market.
CHATTANOOGA, Sept II.
FoUR good article superne could be bought by whole
sale at IS 80 and SO OO-Tetais at sc IS and So So
NHEAT-Not much dOingfarmers holders for advance in
prices We note sales of first quality prime Wheat
at II 60. Also sale of White Wheat prime at IS cts
We quote prime article White 81 00 second quality
at 20 cents. Red, first quality 70 to 50 cents Little
doing.
Memphis Market
MEMPHIS Sept. IT,
Naturalization 5006Oc Common 656lTec; prime to
Choice T550c; Choice White 9095c These prices include
bags-7c less bags returned
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Well Put in.
The Athens Post SAYS:

"The Chattanooga Advertiser, with its accus-
toned enterprise and research, has been inyestga-
ting the House journal of the last Legislature and
on page 500 finds that Mr. Hatton, the American
candidate for Governor, voted for the establishment
of Criminal Court at Knoxville, and that, on page
$50, he voted against proposition TO establish
similar Court at Chattanooga. We have not the
Journals by us, but presume the Advertiser would
hardly misrepresent about matter that would be
so readily exposed Mr. Hatton then voted for
such Court at Knoxville because be believed there
was a great deal of criminal business there-he
voted against establishing one at Chattanooga be-
cause he believed that the honesty good order aud
morals OF the town and county rendered such in-
stituton useless and unnecessary. Does the Adver-
tiser intend to rebut the conclusion, and ASSIST Mr.
Hatton for the complimentary vote recorded on
page $50 Of the House Journal; will it insist h at
crime is so prevalent at Chattanooga that the Or
binary Courts OF the county are not competent to
its detection and punishment
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-19

AN OUTRAGEOUS AFFAIR One of the most hor
rid occurrences that has ever come to our notice
brought 10 light last week Ia the town OF Com
cord General Means, who had buried two children
lately, was notified by some of his black people that
their graves bad beed robbed. The idea was so hor-
rid that he could not believe it, but to satisfy him
self of les truth, be had the graves examined, when
he found that both of the bodies Of his children
we're gone aud one Of the collins. Suspicion was
fixed upon a man by the name Of-Nugent, who
had been living in Concord about six months, and
was watch maker, as well as a sort Of doctor. He
confessed the fact, not only Of having taken up the
children of Gen. Means, but some ionrteen others.
This so exasperated the citizens that they became
perfectly frantic and many threats were made, and
the determination manifested by persons whose
feelings had been so previously outraged, OF using
summary punishment for the offence, that she mis-
cradle object, who had been somewhat unWel, died
from the effects of fright
At first il was supposed he had poisoned himself,
but post plOrtsm examination satisfied the physi-
clans that his death must have been caused by
fright His reason, as alleged by himself, for e1-
humng 80 many bodies was 10 obtain oil from them,
which every physician needed. Besides taking up
the children, We learn that he had taken up young
woman. Alter securing the oil, he In the habit
OF burning the hesh aud bones and Gen. Means
was shown where the ashes OF his children were,
ano, upon examination, some teeth aud part OF
the skull was found. Five persons are implicated,
sno man by the eof Bogus, shoemaker, was
implicated 10 this horrd affair aud he made his way
into South Carolina, but was entced back. when be
was arrested 10 Charlotte, aud for want OF security
was committed 20 Jail
Snoe TUG soose was IN type, we learn that only
Two OF sofee ooaies we're taken up in Concord, bat
Nugent stated he had taken IN some ourtaen 4, an.
other place.-CAanioti' Whig, lea iHat.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-19

outrage UPON A SCHOOL TEAcHER.-In st. Louis,
on the 18th lust, Mrs. Alerton entered the Mound
Female Grammar School, and in the most outra-
geous manner grossly assaulted Mrs. Richardson,
the assistant teacher in the school. Mrs A.
entered the room, and deliberately removing her
bonnet aud shawl, and vowing she would be re-
venged seized Mrs. R. by the hair with her left
hand, and with her right hand inflicted several
severe blows upon the face. At this moment
Miss e. j. Rountree, the Principal of the school,
stepped forward to protect Mrs. R., when Mrs. A.
Inflicted simarinjuries upon her person, and then,
pulling out Of her pocket large and sharp rock,
talked violently to the teachers, making use of the
most vulgar aud obscene language threatening to
beat out their brains saying she had the weapon of
death in her hands. At this time, the teachers 10
the building, aroused by the cries of the scholars,
came to the rescue, and Mr. Scott of the male gram
mar department, requested her to instantly leave
the building, and upon her refusing, and attempt
ing to use the rock, he interfered and compelled
her to leave ths room.
The cause OF the attack was a slight chastisement
OF a child of the assauting woman,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-19

Cass for the Presidency, and few Of Us compare
tlEely would have refused to vote for Mr.. Douglas
had be been nominated fer thas office now these
statesmen have not besfate0 to ask for ard receive
large donations for these States.
Is it not worse than folly for US to neglect the
opportunity 80 secure the land benefit for Old Vir-
giuia when the deeds Of cession aud endorsement
of heconsttnon demonstrate the consisutioBality
and propriety Of Distribution of these lands for
the benefit of al the States. The General Govern
ment the trustee under the deeds OF cession by
which Virginia coded away her immense domain OF
The western territory. There can be no doubt that
Congress is cor santly violating that trust by dons
tious of lands granted for the common benefit, to
particular States. Prudence and justice alike die
tate demand that the land should be distributed
for the use and behoof of all.
In this state of things cannot hesitate to de-
clare with Jefferson and jackson that the old States
entitled under the constitution, to their dstrh-
utive share of The public domain, and should be
ell cted to the Legislature, viii use all honorable
endsavors to secure, what deem to be, the rights
of our State. 1t may not be improper to add here
the progress OF events has Invested this subject of
party bearing. The whole West coming to the
balls Of Congress presenting an unbroken phalanI,
and Wings and Democrats are found charging side
by side to secure this rich booty. They not only
demand part Of the public land, but threaten in
few years to become strong enough to take the
whole of the pubic lands. J. therefore, repudiste
it as party issue, and plant my self upon the pc
sition that t is right and duty toact speed
lily and vigorously TO secure our rights"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-19

CoUNTY BoEDs-We understand that the Rail
road tax collector of this county has already COL
lected and paid the interest due the st of June
next on the $500 600 of bonds issued to the Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad. This speaks well for
the energy Of collector as well for the prompt
ness and alacrty with which our people meet and
pay their taxes. We understand likewise that tn
collector with the assistance OF the County Judge
has made an arrangement with the State Bank, by
which the Bank, will in future pay, when due, the
interest on our bonds, whether presented here or
In New York. Those holding the bonds of the
county can receive their interest by presenting
them TO us when due either at the State Bank, at
Nashville, or at the Mercantile Bank, New York
Gdllstin Erd1ainer.
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Deal Gently Win the LIt1ie Ones.

A child, when asked why certain tree grew
crooked replied: somebody trOd upon it, sup
when 1t was little"
BE who checks child with terror,
Stops les play, and stills its song.
Not alone commits an error,
But grieOous moral wrong.
Give it play and never fear it,
Active life is no defect;
Never, neyer break its spirits;
Curb 10 only to direct.
Would you stop the flowing river,
Thinking il would cease to fowl
Onward must ii flow forever;
Better teach it rOhere to go"
MEssRs EDIroRs: Were the sentiments inculcat-
ed in the above moroccan universally adopted by
parents 1t would save from crushing many little
heart. Please give them currency in the columns
oil your widely extended and very useful paper, and
you will aid the cause of humanity and obIige
reader.-Nat. Int. AG.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-19

A WOMAN AFTER A FASHION. we
take our walks abroad" as DR.. Watt says, we are
struck with the peculiarly iuunel-shaped ladies we
meet the present fashion for feminine attire being
very vide at the base, and gradually drawing to
point at the apex. This makes every woman
pyramid-the symbol of strength, and signifies, We
suppose, that they are ''going it strong. What
ever may be said about the dignity" and grace"
Of the crinone and straight cloaks, they are GER
tainly conicAl if not comical and none viii deny
that lady in the height Of the latest fashion is
funnel-ly dressed.