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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-12-11

mean thief, stole mean grindstone, from a
lady of Woodstock, last week. He adverises for
the ''crank" to the grindstene.
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Post-office has besn established at Falling
Waters on the WilIamsport pike, Berkeley coun-
tv
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JOS o. Price, Esq, has sold his interest in the
Page Valley Courier to II. H. Propes, Esq, by
whom thepaper will in the future be conducted
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The report of 'Lebbon Hunting party's" last
sraid, is necessarily deferred until next issue.
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Temple Of Fashion !

Temple of Fashion,
. MRS. KATE NJ KELLEY
is now receiving large supply Of HATS, which
she can sell, untrmmed, from % cents to 81, 90;
Bonnets trimmed $3.50; Ribbons, to SO cents !;
Linen, Lace, and Grape Sets, SO to IS cents; Jet
and Crystal Necklaces, G5 to $l,Ooi IS to 81 90;
Rufaing and Tape Trimming 10 cents per yard
Also Velvet and Satin Dress trimmings which she
will sell cheap for cash. nov 27-3t
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Sec advertisement of NJ. Y. Partlow, one of the
most liberal merchants in the Valley and give him
Z a call.
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DEATHS..

WAYT. On the 18th ult., of diptheria, John
Howard, infant son of DR.. J. N. Wayt, of
this place, eyed 10 months.
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GENERAL ADvERTIsEMBNTs.
IN NM Dollars Worth Of Winter
lV,UUU Goods, just received Al the

w WV W0OeASs JQSt received ct thu
Cneap Dry foods Store
| GhEAY bkEAkpOWN IN PRICES!
GOODS at Eflces obtained before the War!!
Weare now Eecelvlng from New York cur sec.
end supply OF winter Goods, and we can TRULY
say to all our friends that we are now prepared to
sell goods at old prices, with one or two excep-
| lions. -
It is Fact that all kinds Of goods have fallen
greatly below their value, and we are new pre-.
pared to prove what we say if you will only ex-
anime our stock.
Calicoes from cents to one shilling.
Delanes Is cents.
The best one yard wide Cotton 10 per cent low
er than it was;
Bismarck Rcfts and Alpaeas.
Rack Goods at Lass se than nv" I'D nr;c..
The LARGEST LIT If CIooLs and Fnrs
in Stannto1 ~ od nrcas In fact yso ~ ~
hest stock If Goods VIZ have ever had 40 - ~
Lno,v thai no be,,so IN III Vallov ca,, 81,
tho, ~ as o,,. Gods ha,. ~ .ess
- 49,, Ju's ocen
oct "a ~ s' 'SsSS' pIpHp nRArr
~. - :. = -, ~. =. = ". .
oCtHINA HALL,
~ 1000 GALLONS STONEWARE.-
We are now receiving from Messrs. David Parr
8 Sons, Richmond, Va known to be equal if not
United statesl the largest and most complete lot
of WARE ever seen in Stanton: and We can
with great confidence Recommend this ware -
hold ANYTHING mt in II. No other tbat vva 10 vo
had would stand strong acids: this. howavar -
will warrant NOT to absorb lionds Of on,rLind :, ~
grease. as it ia perfectly imperyious.,
= Our stock comprises everything made bv any
factory. 80 = o. ''-s'' y 10y
Jars, all sizes; jugs. do. ''i''
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Mr.. Geo W. EAinger, near Harrisonburg. had
his smoke house robbed for the second time, last
week
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nov 2O-3m
VEALUABLE AUGUSTA FLOUR MILL,

| VALUABLE AUGUSTA FLOUR MILL,
| DWELLING HOUSE AND LAND FOR
SALE.-By virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court Of Augusta county rendered in the case of
''Fauber, Guardian, &C., Us. the Widow and heirs
of Isaac R. Jordan, dec'd.,'' the undersigned,
whe was appointed Commissioner by said de-
cree for that purpose, will on
! WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of DECEMBER
next, on the premises sell at public auction, to
the highest bidders, that most valuable property
in said county, on "Jennings Branch" near the
village of Churchyille, known as siChurchvile
NIills,'' and BRICK DWELLING HOUSE and
all necessary out-houses, with about eight acres
of excellentland This Mill is one of the best
Merchant Mills in this region, in rich and pro-
ductiye neighborhood, and with very lucrative
custom. The Dwelling House is commodious and
well constructed in every way, and in good re-
pair. The out-houses are all good. 1t is rare
that such property is offered in market, and all
persons, DESTROYS of purchasing Mill property,
would do well to attend said sale.
TERMS OF SALE Cash in hand sufficient to
pay the costs Of suit and the expenses of sale.
and credit for the balance of six, twelve, eigh-
teen and twenty four months, the purchaser excl
cutting bonds with good personal security, and q
lien retained on the property, for the deferred
payments. JOHN ECHOLS, Conn.,
Peck & Cushing Auctioneers.
nov 20-tds--Rock. Register, copy-tds
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Chance to Sell Virginia Lands.
~ have formed business connection with
Messrs. Murphy Troutman, Real Estate Agents
and Brokers, Philadelphia, whohave applications
for the purchase Of large number of farms and
other real property in Virginia, for which fair
and reasonable prices will be paid by Pennsylva-
mans desiring to remove to this State
On application, in person or by mail, will with
pleasure furnish any one having raa for sale spe-
cifc information on the subject
J. D. IMBODEN, Attorney at Law,
april 24-tf Richmond, Va
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FOR RENT AND WANTS.

Dublic Renting
i OF VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
IN CONVICTION, VA.
On Monday, the 10th day of December next
on the premises, will rent at public auction the
Hotel property owned by Major Ed. McMahan,
on the Court House square, kept at present by D.
J. Cogbill. 1t is large and convenient house,
and has large stables adjacent that will be rented
with it, At the same time and place, an acre
lot well set in grass with small stable on it.
Terms accommodating.
Il. H. ROBERTSON,
nov 29-tdr Agent for E.. McNahon-
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Main street, Staunton, Va.
All orders addressed to S. N. Peters, box !, 172,
Richmond, Virginia, will be promptly attended
to.
nov O-3m
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Wanted! 200, 600 feet of choice prime Lum-
w Der, part white and part yellow, for
which the highest cash price will be paid on de-
livery. at the Depot in Staunton, the Steam
Mill in Harrsonburg j. D. PRICE,
President of H. L. M. & NJ. Company
oct 90 tf-Town papers copy to amt So.
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CLoFHINg.

! GRAND OPENING OF
Fall and Winter Clothing,
g.. MANDELBAU MS
EMPORIUM OF FASHION,
(under Virginia Hotel,)
| STANTON, va.
| S. Mandclbaum has just returned from Balti
more with larg. and varied assortment of
Glpthimg aud Ge..t's furnishing Goads,
which consists in partof
City made Bools and Shoes,
Hats, Shirts.
7rsaks, Collars,
paiises, asd Glopcs.
As our Clothing is made at oar
BALTIMORE HOUSE.
from drst-ctass material, we can recommend every
garment we sell
In conjunction with our clothing department,
we have large assortment Of
French, English and American
CLOTHS and CASSLlMERES /;
also,
Pzaia cad Fancy Six and FezDss Vesaags,
which we sell by the yard or make to order in the
latest style, which cannot be exceled for make or
finish in the country. FIT GUARANTEED
pa We return our heartfelt thanks for past IA
vors and extend acordial invitation to call again
We will always try and make it special point in
our business to please the eye and adorn the outer
person. Very Respectfully,
S. MANDELBAAM,
sept 11--tf J. w. NEWTON.
N. B.-We have the celebrated BISMARK
HOES On hand which we are selling very rap
idly.
SHIRTS made to order at the shortest notice
and the lowest prices.
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The Winchester Brass Band has been -organi-
zed.
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The Cadet Corps, at Lexington, now numbers
$50.
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Tor the Fall and Winter Trade.
y GEORGE A. SMITH,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER
in oil kinds Of Ladies Misses and Childrens
Boots, Shoes and Caters.
Keeps constantly on hand large assortment OF
home Shoes. Has for gentlemens wear q
fine stock of city made Boots and Shoes, the best
in this market. Solicits call from ladies and
gentlemen b,efore purchasing elsewhere, and guar
antees nice fit and comfortable shoe.
Store, Main ST., opposite Marble Yard.
sept 1S-6mx
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Sale to commence at II O'CLOCK, a. m.
dec Aids

r AND FOR SALE OR RENT FOR 1868.
IL No. Cotton Plantation in Wayne coun-
ty, Miss, s miles from Waynesboro' Depot, 10
miles from Shubata, on the Mobile & O. Il. r.,
containing 7S2 acres, 800 acres in cultivation,
two-thirds is Prairie land. the balance of the
farm 225 acres of good tilabe land with the i'm
provements, gin, &c., is offered for rent next
year cheap. Apply to Capt. A. Taylor, Waynes-
boro', Mississippi.
ALso--400 ncres in Clarke county, Miss,
miles west of DeSoto, It's acres in cultivation
with comfortable improvements, two-thrds Prai-
RE land. Apply to G. w. Terrell, DeSoto, or
Capt. Taylor, Wayoesboro'. These places would
he exchanged for good stock of merchandise.
ALso-A beautiful Gothic Cottage residence, in
Enterprise, Miss, house with six rooms finished
off in good style, with good garden, SC. Apply
to G. M. Shaw, OH the premises, or Mr.. Craig, Of
the firm of John Baskin & Co.. Meridian, Miss.
ALso-A No. rich Prairie and hammock plan
tation q miles North of Okolona, Miss It's acres
in cultivation, with comfortable improvements.
Apply to B. F. Wheeler, Okolona, Miss.
Persons desiring TO 7Rsehase or rent, can get
bargain, Apply to- ~ Enterprise, Miss.
r, NJ. KING.
NOV O. ~ -
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A ttentiOn ladies' Philadelphia made
"A Shoes besides q nice assortment of North
ern Boots and Shoes which we are offering very
cheap. We purchased a beautiful lot of Misses
and Ladies Philadelphia made Shoes which are
known to everybody and cannot be surpassed in
stregth and quality by any home manufacturer.
Give them trial, you will not regret.
oct Z3~1 G. HIRSH & co.
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A mother Supply of Chewing
IA AND SMOKING. TOBACCO,
at the sign of the BIG TURK, Opposite Va
Hotel) New Street, Staunton,.Va.
Has constantly on hand, achoice selection Of
the best brands of Chewing and Smoking Tobac-
CO, Cigars and Snuff 1.-The best the market affords
Call and examine my stock, and will guarantee
satisfaction. Thankful for the liberal patronage
extended to me, ask continuance Of the same
June 2G-tf W. P. JOHNSON.
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THE Highlander.-Call at r. NJ. Guys
j and Try the Highlander Smoking Tobacco
the only rival Of the celebrated Lone Jack,
~
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IL Rent.
The Blacksmith Shop and Tools, complete, ON
my farm, the Poage place, 8 miles from Staunton,
on the Valley Turnpike, is for rent. 1t is good
stand and favorable terms will be made with a
first class workman. Apply to the Valley Vir-
ginian Office or address LEWIS HARTMAN,
dec 4-tf Staunton Va,
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A ntlsracite Coal! &4:.s
n Anthracite COaI!!
Persons who wish to use Coal for fuel this sea-
son, can be supplied with the BEST ANTHRA-
CITE by leaving their orders at my Office. Price
delivered at Staunton Depot, $40, So per ton.
P. b. SUBLETT,
oct 23-tf Office at corner of Jail Lot
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A FINEFARM

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A FINEFARM.
~ By virtue of decree of The Circuit Court
Of Augusta county, in the case of NJ. NJ Clark s
Widow and heirs VS.. said Clark's infants, entered
on the I'd day of Nov. '67, will proceed upon the
premises on SATURDAY, January 18th, 1868, TO-
sell at public auction, that most desirable Farm
belonging to the estate Of NJ. NJ. Clark, decd
This farm is situated in The county of Augusta,
about miles south Of Fishersyille Depot on the
v. G. Railroad, adjoining the lands of Jacob Kill
linen, Robert NJ. White, Groves heirs and others
and contains about 295 acres, embracing fair
proportion Of Meadow, Wood and Pasture lands
This Farm is of the best quality of limestone
land, is finely watered and comfortably improved
with buildings, &c.
TERMS OF SALE.-Enough in hand in cash,
to lefray the costs of suit and sale, and the resi-
due on credits of one, two and three years from
day Of sale, taking from the purchaser bonds with
good personal security, bringing interest from
day Of sale, and the legal title retained as ulti-
mate security; the right being retained by the
Court to levy as a charge uponthe land, the por-
tions of the three infant heirs until they respect
fully attain full age, the instant after maturity Of
the bonds to be paid annually.
HIM. BELL, com'r.
Sale to commence at l I o'c1ock a. m
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IL sale by Il. i. CLEVELAND,
nov Ia It's copy
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stork Glespies stationery and Card Engraving EN-.
porfum, Baltimore.
NEEDING Cssrtls.-To those contempla-
w ting marriage we would advise them to
send to Stork & Gillespie, ga Lexington ST., Bal
timore and procure their WEDDING CARDS.
Many new and beautiful styles just issued, rang
ing in price from $50 to $25, 90 per hundred
For 10 cents we will send complete samples Of
different styles; wedding cards to suit all-rich
and poor-and gotten up in the very latest styles.
5,,.,-a READ THE TERMS
Of Stamped Paper and Envelopes.
& For GO cts We will send postage paid, one
quire best French paper and one pack Envelopes,
stamped with Initials of your name.
For $l.lO. Two quires and two packs, put
up in beautiful box.
For $3.50. Five quires and FIVE packs, put
up in beautiful box, assorted patterns of paper
if desired.
An entire new list Of Samples and Stamping
just out and mailed to any address.
Many novelties in Boxes Of initiated Paper
and Envelopes for Christmas and Holiday gifts
~ STORK & GILLESPIE,
81 Lexington Street.
nov PITT. Baltimore, Md.
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10 Merchants and Dealers

FTlO Merchants and Dealers
i in stone. ware.
Piper, Drake & Co., are now prepared, ct their
Queens-ware Store, to whosesale Stone ware at
Richmond catalogue prices, and'we would advise
all dealers to try this superior quality Of ware.
All orders promptly filed and shipped with dis
patch. august 21-tf
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DrOduce Wantefss ,--1O0O bushels of good
j Red Wheat, 600 bushels of Corn, white
or yellow, 1000 bushels of Oats, 500 bushels of
Rye. nj. Y. PARTLOW,
oct SO7ly opposite Railroad depot.
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A ugust A. Gruberf.
"A Manufacturer of Ill kinds Of
Copper, TiMwafc. StiIIwOrms.
KETTLES, SCOUTING, ROOFING,
SHEET IRON WARE, STOVE
PIPES, &c., Ao
staanton. Augusta County, Va.
jan 30-1y*
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WTanted.-1500 bushels of Apples, 1000
w bushels of OATS 1000 pounds of But
ter, 5000 pounds of Bacon and all kinds of Coun-
try Produce. Cash paid.
r. L. CLEVELAND,
Antone's Building, Main Street, doors East
of Augusta. oct 30-tf-S & V copy.
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A Good Farm Wanted ON Shs.res.
N A practical Farmer, who can bang the
best references, desires to rent good farm in
Augusta, on shares. He desires tie owner to
furnish the outfit and give him so much for his
labor. Apply at this Office.
oct Off
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Virginia Sat rules held in. the Clerks o.
fee of the Circuit Court Of Augusta coun-
ty, the I'd day Of December, 1867.
Sarah Clark Plaintiff
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L o G A L

Pork sold in charlestown, at 81 recently.
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Very Valuable Farm.

nov 6-6t
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TINO Consumers of COaH.
i Persons intending to use Coal can be sup
piled with CRATES and FRONTS, with FEND-
ERS, at short notice and at low prices, by leav-
ing their orders at my Office, where specimens
can be seen. w. A. BURKE,
Burkes Iron Works,
nov 27-1m Staunton, Va. 2
GuifabIe Present for Everybody is
~ nice photograph Album of which we
have received beautiful assortment, which we
sell cheaper now than ever. if you wish one that
won't break at all, call for the Patent Hinge Al
bum for sale by
oct 28-tf q. R4RsH & co
dor Sale.-A good One Horse Wagon, newly
u repaired and in fine working order. APP
ply to W. j. KELLER,
sept 25-H at Burke's Foundry.
pOartling.-Two men can get board in q
II private family. For further information
inquire at '' 7s# THIS OFFICE.
Wall Paper and Window Shades
w to be found in large quantities at
oct 23-tf q. HIRSH & co
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Singers Glen, Rockingham county,
nov 13-tf
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blacksmith Shop and Tools for

nov 29-tdr Agent for E. Nc Mahon
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Monthly Magazine,

oct 2-tf rs Cevington, Va
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-07
Parties in Ireland.

The annual address of the Grand Or
ange Lodge is this year very violent.
Referring to the aprrehensions enter
tanned in some quarters of the rising OF
the peasantry, the authors of the adj
dress, which is signed by the Earl OF
Enniskillen, say: "Our principles and
our sentiments are well known. Our
uniform readiness to stand forward III
support of constitutional monarchy,
and of the union Of these realms, has
been reflected on by self-constituted adj
visers, while we cannot expect that the
enemies of such elements of order would
do otherwise than vilify and reprobatc
them. We, although
feeling that great injustice has been
done To us by successive Governments,
promise the support Of our powerful
and united body in aid OF the executive.
The Daily Press halls this address as the
first of series of replies to the question
asked by the Times-"Where is the 10y
al population of Ireland" and speaks
of it as ''an cminently healthy one, and
encouraging ut this crisis of our histo-
ry," adding that, should danger arise,
"wc know where TO look for devoted
supporters of our Queen The Free
mans Journal, however, speaks Of this
support as letting loose the Orange
Observation-Disclosures who, like their
Cromwellian ancestors, shot down Cath
olic women aad children as if they were
she wolves and their cubs The EreH-
ing Post is also very angry about the
Orange address. 1t is well known that
to call out the Orangemcn would be to
make Fenians of nearly the whole Ro-
man Catholic population.
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sing them are liable for their conduct.
The fact that these tribunals were or
dered is no justification in law for those
who composed them. Lynch conrts
are ordered, but juries, under the in
srtructions of judges, convict, and sher-
ifs hang the lynchers.
When the decision of the Supreme
Court is carried to its just conclusion,
the madness and iniquity of Radical
legislation and Radical exercise of au-
thOrity can be seen in their true cOlOrs.
1t is the fear of just such a conclusion as
that we have pictured that makes the
Radical press so vehement and bitter
i'm their denunciations of the Supreme
Court. They already see the logical and
legal consequences attending the ac-
tiOns of the leaders in that reign of
terror and lawlessness which ours
ed the land and imprisoned and butch
cred American citizens. The Con-
stitution is again the supreme law of
the nation, and those who have vio-
lated its provisions can be called to
answer for such misconduct. The EX-
ecutive and Judicial departments of
the government are in unison, and in
this way bar is placed in the way of
the further progress of the car of con-
gressional usurpation, and at the same
time notice is given that the past must
be accounted and atoned for. The day
of reckoning long waited for, has at
length dawned upon the country, and it
is 10 wonder that the knowledge of
that fact ''creates intense excitement"
among the leaders of the Radical party
and tools used by them in carrying out
unconstitutional legislation.
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Fashions.

Until American women can equal
their sisters across the water in single
hearted devotion to the highest in art
and in skill, wholly irrespective of per-
sons or positions, they will never attain
their true place in the hearts of men
Woman is apt to underestimate mans
perceptions. Because he lacks special
training in the things in which she Is
au fat, she considers him obtuse-even
rictimizable. True, he may not be able
to tell fashionable colors from faded
ones, or old styles from new; but he
knows, with an. astonishing degree OF
certainty, where every woman OF his ac-
uuaintance stands in the cause of taste
and truth and integrity. He will not
have her bow her fair head in base sub
mission to wrongs which cannot be
ayerted, nor soil her white hands with
compromise between expediency and
right. He can do all that SO much bet
ter than she can. That is his work,
along with electioneering and office
seeking and money-making. He re-
ouires that she shall have an eye single
| to glory and honor and virtue. Physlc-
ally and intellectually she may be q
baby, hut morally she must be rs val
lent as st. GeorGe.-BOadoir.
The Empire" style of hair dressing is
becoming quite popular, notwithstand-
ing that no time of year could he more
unfavorable than this for it. 1t is suit
able only for summer, but eyes became
accustomed to it then, and so it contln-
ues, Notwithstanding its evident insult
ableness for this season. The hair
dressers edo" it very elaborately and
with an astonishing degree of intricacy,
and call each style 10y some special
name; but the Empire proper is simple
enough-any lady can do it herself. 1t
consists in parting the hair across the
head at about the middle, and rolling
the back into loose coil at rather
high angle of the hsad-the front is also
divided crosswise into two parts, each
rolled over bandcau of silk or velvet.
which may or may not be studded with
steel or jet stars.
In the drawingroom, on lady dress
ed la Empire-that is, in short. waist
ed dress without shadow of crinoline
this style looks very well-if the lady
is fine looking; but on the street, with
modern appointments and a poor
excuse for chapeau, it looks anything
but fit or becoming.