New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-12
THE FASHIONS.
FASHIONS AND FANCIEs FOR THE poIr
DAYS.

which bouquet OF roses, the natural size and c,
chime each side OF which Is broad ribbon stripe OF whit.
delicate color with inerlines OF white gros GRIN
The price $50 the robe The embroidered dresses arc
imported this season; soft violet robe was embro,as
in spires Of white, in point and seed stitch with ,h,
garland in gay coors bordering the taper form an es
side The satin decoupe is the richest -.
teria among the novelties; il seems N a.,
twilled on the under side, the ground usually uoh,
ash gray, with scattered roses and leaves rs,sas
in velvet in grave half shades Of the natural color Thu
price is s2 yard. The chameleon gros grains which
are the favorite choice for evening have n n,y,rr~.
violet and pink, color and gold which give No.,
ful shades in the whole
The new chambery gauzes come in white with linz
stripes Of color but not nearly pretty as the nn
gauzes The figured moire is this Winter -eb nat
tern was pale peach blossom ground on each width a,
which was bouquet OF field and garden iowers N.
principal tint OF which beautiful brilliant crimson
price, $3.50.
Suits for walking dresses imported in yelyetes,
either black dark garnet made with long apron front
and side pieces bound round the whole width in broad
fold with large buttons the center the back drawn
In single low, large ipuf. The petticoat ia Of cash
mere in the intricate Persian patterns which show only
an ornate brocadng OF gold color. sash TO match OF
cashmere with the suit and Is knOted ronnd
the waist long rnged end hanging down. as seen I'm
the pictures OF Oriental dress Price FOR the suit SIS
In simpler material soft empress cloth gay Turkish
stripes comes FOR pettcoas at 81 2J yard yelyeeens
are st much admired for street dress Although past
their first here, the water they part
OF every lady's wardrobe
In addition the advice on furs from the last European
styles give these quotations Of New-York prices Err
mine round NUTS 81 to $50 satchel muhs sig to $40;
Collars Sl2 to $40. The muifs are finished with swans
down, and round SILK, or with handsome che
Mile tassels. Mink sets are from so to $40
able fur not inferior to the ordinary grades Of the Hud
sons Bay MINK and much lower ~ price The fur Of
Off lis "A
acts OF boa and muf from $50 % so. Cube NUTS with
the head of the bird on long flap the 'front.' and
warm vide collars are from S22 10 So AsFachsn Jackets
cost from SO TO $50 those Of otter seal are $50 70 S
S6opping for holiday presents now claims attention,
and the shop windows illustrated editions Of tho
MI ,ot atranfiye presents SEE IN 10 he " fancy ewelry
which pleases every one from the child WIN It's shoulder
Yer and the lady with her lily brooch Of gtuzy gold
The most brilliant assortment Of ornaments Il found
az bright modest shop on Broadway Just above Grace
Church. Magaurans by where almost every design
was so unque and pretty that fam To away
an inventory OF the whole stock The most remarkable
and least desirable articles were the brilliant and admir-
ably set paste diamonds which 20 an unpracticed eye
have unapproachabe beauty Of costly gems Brooches
with Just the blush tnge Iheoom pearls are curious
the nicely with winch the cunning artist hs caught
may say, the very spirit OF the gems Ihese are
/ no common limitations, but the skill of The chemist
and eye OF the iapdsy ia 1 T 'es
results But leave them 10 be simry pleasure TO the
eye splendor need never be attempted az second hand
For the graceful patterns Of gilt ornamennot the
dry American gilt that ruDs on Win weeks wearing.
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and lie I'm All respects soldy well made-there word
he said. II people who cannot or ought n0t 70 anOrd
nert necessity whv should they not put on snbst.
tutes within their reachi 4 imitation Is To be tolerated
Tules IN il certainly better 70 wear French silt than
spend money for Roman gold that might be directed
| all means. let it be worn! as French gilt and
understood TO be such and the moral effect OF wearing
Brooches or the collar and the scarf and Gun buttol
are useful and convenient and person not 10 be cen
one Chooses 70 vary the real tortoise she and mother
pearl with artistic set OF Acknowledged Partisan gilt
IL every purpose OF gold minus It's value, or M
extravaganza, whichever you please to term IT,
The designs are the same as those Of The richest
| gold the Moorish patterns. and the TURKISH, ara
besqne or perforated style ut is known by TIRES
names dividing the fashion Rough gold Is al
! alloys Here are brooches OF beautiful dead yellow
sd OF p. IItSai eye Of gold sree Of
hneness IS the beautiful pattern of bowed lily show.
ing the stamens, and set in graceful leaves. Mar
guertes git dotted with the finest heads Of cut Steel
bright gold brooches in patterns OF the heads Of scarabe
beetles uted golden shells and shells themselves in
golden circles with tiny golden drop for pei dan small
butterflies in gold gauze. gold wheaears, sets OF paa
blue enamel and gold among the pretty fances, all
in imitation, beetles, enamel and gold The strand neck
aces are very pretty and lar more youthful than he
| spiral serpent and links, or the medallion chains
they are from the antique and are chains OF ths
| but falling over the neck in graduated lengths The
price So The ball necklaces, enormous gold beads
are the most fashionable but by no means In best taste
LOCkets OF open-work OF the red gold III TURKISH sie
from 81 - o g. 90 Scarf pins OF garnet are set "a
initiate the projecting eyes OF insects each sde-a gold
| center
crimson ana green roplc Drds fastened on handsome
pins The finest limitations OF butterflies for coures
gray and gold or the brightest crimson and black.
! These are 81 apiece. The diamond hairpins, tipped
or the end OF YOUR little finger Madame, arc
so beautiful that one signs TO think they are nOt
enough to allow the wearing OF mock Goconda amber
necklace, and coronets Of amber coral maachite and
lapt. Hynita inul haNn IN no lisn
goods real Whtby jet-ah these are enyiable and In
tern and heavy bracelets with buckle clasp. at SIS for
the set one may look with yrtuOus Indignation on the
whom would shrink from the idea OF owning French
gilt brooch more than they would from breaking tho
Eighth Commandment. Tho painted Hover sets airs
pretty for chdrens ami the diamond margueutes
and lilies for the hair Will be useful m getting up the
mock splendos OF private theatrcas and fancy dress
Turn from these gIttering things realms OF fancy
found i'm abundance Bouquets of vioets aud lilies Of
the valley have spring IN the handle which at Ohcn
sends satyr among the blossoms IN Jackntbe-Dox
| fashion. Small mortars OF paper-mache 10 OF by Q
spring. aud found loaded with cigars. one OF which
projects 10 have the end cut OF Dolls dressed Ia Marie
Antonette have the implements Of worbox concealed
among their drapery. Grenadiers beheaded; have
their legs and arms pulled out, revealing useful
pen. pencil knife and rubber But you see any article
in fancy store whose is uncertain, consider that Il
cigarhoder for these made in every variety OF
shape. one is circular frame OF polished wood with
| white 'watch-face the center; the ring N
large enough 10 admit cigars in sockets all round while two
little wooden buckets In front which look like wristbands,
are for ashes and matches The watch is u good time
keeper and the whole looks like plain convenience for
tho secretary. You may fud complete naval arna'
ment. kitchen range set OF barrels or hat stand
In walnut bronze, PAPER mache Orm0u, or strong chna
ware. Polished smOkingcaScs, little chests OF Turkish
wood OF vienna manufacture, provided with genuine
meerschaums, watchsafe, and wooden pouch for the
days supply OF tobacco, while beneath Is receptacle,
lined with glass for Iataka by the quantity. Price SO
Nor arc the ladies neglected. For them are
| the sets IN violet velvet, mouchoir case,
| glove and odor boxes, TO match, ana ntied
lswlth perfumes powder. and polished gloye-hooks.
The Same articles In blue and In creamwhlte NOR
rocco Chateaines or small belts for the morning gown