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an English adoption of very coTmon contemporary fashion among the ladies of sone of the South Eu- rorean countries. If the admirers of il will take up book of costumes ol Spain for instance, they will find i, quite common h,ad-dress. For our own parts, fancy 'he plainest style of dressing that lady adopt for the hair. It is the ornament oi woman ID itself; and Nature seldom makes mistake in such matters. We have seen otherwise very plain women made positively handsome by iher tasteful yet simple method of arranging their hair, while a beautiful face, and cIsss,caly formed head, are rendered still more charming by the absence Of all dr. tfcia ornaments.

 The present style of wsaring the hair IS Inc mos beauilul because the simple, oi any wihin "uI remembrance. IL shows the nour of the head, ant cannot think that gold and crimsos and netting and embroidered scar(s. and enrrmous enamelled pln with beads big bullets and dangiiug chains, ant tassels. do much to towards improving the matter- | IN. Y. Express.