The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-25
THE SPRING FASHIONS.
The "Opening' Yesterday-Dssplay OF Spring
Sty les IN the Metropolis.


stS,~s a., The ,ve,rorors =
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ieseraAy was 'he se"''annuA' eAh'oon OF iashions,
and though he afternoon was the rdor of the
ladies' continued unabaed IN ,hs coss rne
~ w ~ S
were more extensive than usuai, ana there was more
unanirnty among the nos as TO the opening day than
we have observea ~, l,,c nsr,od r,s .td., o.,,,,
. OD'' 'eN .o' ''"e p''''N -'' AAao1 s. eA"y
10 tne pleasure OF the day and we nope we have done
with those scattered openings that deract 80 much from
the in,e,es. 'of e,cb occas,on. rhsre vo. rovo
80. VI 4 --., ~ 49,. "
stue ABOUT tns opening That Is tne exclusion OF vsers
from come paces-a sort OF Japanese fashion that we
M, -, - ..' pop1
Ano 'o'io"ihg ssAonhheh's opehed yesterday, ana
We're crowded throughout the day by appreciave aud
upaoprec,a,,va c-i,,ce.
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BRoApwAY;-nle. Barrett MIS- . Q. Wood, MSS a.
A. ID Ofsay, H. BiDns, Mrs. r. Lovett, Gcnin Mrs. q
Schle2el, A. hathaway, W. Jackson, Charlotte g. Smith,
boaie, W. H. 0bfistopheT, w. simmons, w. w. Btssiord,
Gosson, ". Brown Co. Madame Elvra Guerin Madame
BMIls son. Iharies H. Pcot, A. Manneville, Misses T.
r. z Thomas Mes $ ;. Erickson, Madame Josephns
finiels, Nile r Ba1nett James Tucker NJ q. Lchten-
son, Taylor, Bolpn, Mitchell McCn,Qck, Milef K
Grant. - - e.
BOND S[IEET T--MrsE NJ & a. Hubbard, Mrs Falconer.
CLINTON Piazza N. Furlong. -
CNAL SrhTr-Coeliner, Pied X6Co,, :. Ffizelle, Miss
Ninne, Mgs Barton MIS- Mulch.rock, Mrs. W. Rsings.
M IL hrg ~ Bnns, Mrs Dodd ..E w. Cripp3, Thomas
JoAnson Co., Msse5 smith DAILY, Misses CALLERS, j.
o. Aiken, MIS-. f. Gay 4 Son. f
BInEcKER STREEr-Mrs. Men, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. NJ.
H. Puoe, Madame Plnchon, Mss G. Z. Baocosk.
BoWERY MISS y. Gipnons, MES A. Mckinney
DIVISION sTREET,-Ms, NJ Feely W. Openbym. -
EGliIH AyFSuE-Mfs. De eiranela, Mrs. Julia Vroch.
sISIh AvENrEInrs. :. Iucker, ATses HanIey, Mrs.
Aver Co., Mrs. J. Cough. tfE
SkANp Sa.ss slRsEr.--LoFd = layior;
NHAMBERs slfEET-John Farrell.
FULTON SIREEr.-Marcuai Pliner
ATLANTIC STREET, BRooKIYN-Aadame Leo
W.. RoNNrrc
us. ,. ..-.,s,
noo e"sh' oa' Pe'oep'ioe porease III Tue SIZE OF
hats this season. which We are very glad 10 observe The
- ,n 49,, .l.-.cs-. 49,. -. - ~ ~, Nr
so anu tne'eor' ooes NOT convey ne unpleasant
idea Of falling of the head, which spoiled the eec. of
many otherwise faultss specmens laet saasop son,e
- -, cx -, - -, -
iAu0 sonie ''e soi' anu snrrea' ou'
the prevailing and most fashionable mode Is the bell
crown The front of the hat il rtla larger tho "a 40
s.,,,,o. .na -, A.. -. A.. ,~.,.-
sner anu oh ie "no'e tnc changes are oeclueoy I'M
povements In general the material is laid plain the
foundation and the inside and outside Ga ar ea
roSas" ~, ~ G ,,, .. % .h o @ !, h ,,hss h ae ess
some time Ribbors enter LARGELY into the trim ,;ngS
and so does lace hut flowers form ha stanle and
bout feathers lust appear as If for the purp,se Of
ing variety 10 this department Crane lace ana
sil- are The nrinciIrl p,atersis used Int chin Ia
horn and straw are aIso in densnd and form
very prettv Combinations AZ for colnrs no ne yredoi
mates all the hues of the rainbow meet the eva and some
which are not represented in the rainbow also and by
this means every taste can be fully graied and pleas
ant diversity secured In order that opr ladv reads arc
may have clearer idea of the new les than anv gene
raj would convey we will enter more nt de-
tail and describe few Of the more elegant and striking
Some very stylish and beautiful specimens were exhibit
ed bv Mrs Hubbard W. Brown Co. and others named
in list, which cannot pass without notice.
Inc Lne neial was prown grapes %nl,h On 'ne saeSroWn,
the crown So as to form two dvisions IN the front
which transparent was laid barbe Of rich white
aee wnch was conunea AZ nterVs oy asraes OF Grape
was car, led round the cane and copoed in the same
manner. The outside trimming consisted Of branches
oI tpfnR iasuonesys, pans,es, ana otner
and in the ruche e same flowers we're disposed in side
buncbes--strines white and brown. In the same esta
D,shmeht thefc was very nanuSome nat compossd OF
WINE ou,P, WHICH Was un.Vera.! auireu. uie iroas
war 'u oNe, ~ o'' oou " ti'e wLSn as
ss 5o,oa n % and ~ & as hn W siy % T cb hc
woe ioi n'u "a oIp ". ia.e, was oow Va cu'p WHICH
we =. .ue MO- Wi'e
~ ~, ~ . y, ~ & a s,n ~ psy ph @ 49, @ o pu,S ji, W.,
~ - 80. 80. =. 80 Psps nsrs,aa 80 o l'oi
srh xrhi,s ,nuo ,ho Ia,,er rannsd ,o Sa,;,op ~
80 % ho ~, s,.x,r, go, W 80. ~ ~ .e - o.''ei hs
III, @ -. 49, ~. ~ na,, ~ 80. @ H. n"i,, "a ss,, ~
,rI aoa,;no ends orss ,hs cana on tha o.hor "a,
vbe uarabont featbers t,nneS Win GREGG inside ver
ee