, 1870-04-17
I b.ndsome one Ut u. Satin, f.~oztte article
| - 80. !. nok manufactured into pa1aAols II

h,,asmoa one It d. Satin, s.vo1fts article
Of dress, is not manufactured into pazaaols II
~ Tba nmgee sun umbrellas are very useful
snd H;th summer toilet, really handsome.
They arc lined with Pink q nlns re- snn = ieh IL "a
faced down on the coTez, the edge Oh "n'en IL
S P,ppsoIs with colored handles are On the
lace cnTers, the Bame 8 used Aaet
4a.r s4e shown. IN Chantilly Lace theJ NJ Nc
frnn 2s0 to $1o0. In nam., from - 70 s<''
A1'A' rs WHITE GOODS
there ia no article OF dress peyon1 sns go 80
Of tha uurchaser, eince everything ls 8faaeo.
W;te e ~ sr1,;ta ~ Paris muslin and Victoria Lawn
src vSry much rrf1ed and puded- Linen enats
.-a ms3e Win great many folds Of trimming,
or WITH n.yrow rufles to flute on the tIencn
fold, III laid one way. They seu 1Iom 20 %
$40. Every lsdy should have at ieast .mo SUI SUI
suits in her wArdrubo- Chddrena pl9as w. s tha
favor Of al mothe1s They are 90 nicely @sdeI
such careful attention to the little details OF
trimming and ornamentinB, that 1t seems
mstter of economy to purchase them And lore
70 the Hq1ry Of planning and making 81 hone'
FANCY ARTICLES.
gfeasdRs ne sas s1s q R a,s eenibsei to be- worm
Iadies IN II plsee q he bright bows that h1vs
1eigned 50 long. They will also be worn. a1d
it Is a fayorite employment for young Lady
clerks, when not waiting on customers, te
fringe abort ends OF gsy ribbons TOT tne ano""
case.
which sold fCr s2.25 in tho winter are now g.
The oue-buttca glove. in sl colors, Is now
s1.75 and a1.S5 The Htyles are the same-
lopc-gristed gloves for those who prefer tnem.
plain or stitched backs. Green, garnet, and
dark yellow, or bud, are Lending coloEs- fink
kids are not considered elegant Tor street veal.
%9,oCu a a
flesh color. Wood color, grsy,, butt, and
amethyst are popular and genteel colors-
The ruff Of blonde or lace for the neck will
be likely to be much worn in summer dress;
but our merchants must give Us something
more elegant than the coaxse, thin nnslin they
now oner us, with cotton lace edge. A plain
plaiting Of wash blondo is 50 uDpretautious as
to auit any costume, but it is ha1d to find.
Evon the ValencicnneS sets are coatBe and
badly made. The parties who make them
seem afraid to offer anything elegant. for feax
the style may change, and leave them on their
hands.
In laco sets there is = decided Improvement,
in round point, which Introduces
new and exquisite meah, with border pattern
Of wild fern, -that is ma7ellonsly wrought,
and the prices are lower than formerly.
This chatelaine cosffurn is universal, except
to. those who wear their hair in T. loose, indeh-
nita way, that is rathor piquAnt. Tho braid
is not so long and narrow ks formerly Tbs
coronct braid, over the top, goes from each
WON. Ftizzes still predoninAte, and not tln-
four sets arc worn, two on tho top,
and ono 1t each side-
61ks IRE much cheaperI ne are likely to
wear them at any price, but still il is PLEASANT
to know TINT they aro gottng little cheaper
Bonnet silks sell for s3 per yard. Pousou's
arc also reduced. Taffetes are 51.50. The
high co1orod lustrous silks tlat have been
selling At s5, arc now retailed At 81, and
2d.50. Silk pongees arc only 90 per yard
It is better economy to buy two good silk
dresses, than to buy laH dozen silk and
wotsted, to mako up into variegatod ward~
robe.
Shoulder knots are coming in; young ladies'
vii wear colored ribbon bow on the right
shoulder.
Bonnet8 arc tied under the loft ear; one
long, and one abort tie ia necessary for this
Immense sporting sleeve buttons, and mob
y crayats are monopolized by young ladies'.