New-York tribune., 1867-10-02

ter cgor yas shown, which wreath OF roses WIN
wide foliage wrought with perfect SKILL rs II IL had oeoh
carved the silk The wreath bordered the whole skr
and continued each side the trout seam to the belt;
bertha To match was worked on the waist, and detached
rose sprays carried up the outside Of the sleeve The
price OF such dress made as 1t comes to hand Is t2'o
The cIoakjns here comprise many rich cloths OF curl
ous tufts and markings white wool plush gstening ana
deepp appropriately named silver fox; another Win
black markings is called erm;net. The caterpillar cloths
have suggestive figure In black on rich colored grounds
but to our fancy there Is preferable taste shown IN
the plaln silky light fabrlcs whose lusrous width Is
dispensed at tho rate Of 81 yard. There Is very
pretty cheap cloth which looks II was beaded Win
fine chalk beads all In diamonds this effect being
given by tiny white wool knot in the nap. This
n blue cloth ia especially pretty for Children ana VIII
bc useful for trimming heavy dresses. 1t Is ssa yard
The shawls In full fancy The superb striped stuart
shawl so sorted as be half light half dark but power
fully bright In tone, would be a handsome adjunct In
portrait IL Is woven softest wool and finest twill, and
is lovely the price, $40. For quoter wear commend
10 us the soft cOlored clune and plaid shaW which look
as If the had just stepped out of snowstorn
being covered with hakeke crossing threads OF whte
an original and fancul design The Bay State shawls
arc III dark rich plais not blocks Of three coors and,
by the way all shaws folded width ways this season.
the upper fold only falling low the waist The vel
walking suits will be- in favor for Fall wear, but
not later, the material Is not warm enough Tor the
paletot Any fabric which affords protection enough for
wrap will be found too heavy for skirts. and suits ac
cordngly are not ay aabe for Winter The mate
rial now comes with silk face and cotton back, durable
we are assured tho real velvet, though there are
about it, Any how 1t won't rub white, as the cot
touade did, which vexed the of fashionable suits
last Spring. For children IT il especially serviceabe
Stcwarts the twilled wlnscy Is the newest material
for walking dress and you would be surprised to find how
well it looks trimmed with the heavy galloons aud rib
bons which are now used. The French pOplin the new
rolled fabric is quite superior to the best lri, make
having finer, evener cord. and fuller nster The new
vevets for cloakng 70 inches wide over 81 an inch
in price, and all Lyons ia unuoced 10y the side OF
the black Antwerp silk Of rciOcrCly superb thickness
and quality that gdcs off ones fingers with smooth
pressure like q snakes How love TO let the light fall
on its unrcsponsvo wealthy foldsOny 25 yard for its
width Of 30 inchcs-and there Is the reliability Of a
year before to die, you know, perhaps among
fcs late Joys like chrySanthemums before snow, our
fortune may assign OF these gowns to wear How
close It would fold heart that had put away dis
urbing hopes aud passions; how its folds would tran
silent and serpent-like after slow. thoughtful tread
We ourselves In Venetian gown of such fabric, rich
old lace clustering about the pointed throat and sleeve
and wearing cap OF the same Oh head Just turning
gray-pcraps at sunset. walking slow In rose garden
musinS youth long past, and we honestly say we
like picture. Much rest with the putting on OF
dowager 20 WINS, especially If the silk be from Antwerp
looms.