Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-02-15

Com CLokE.-C-l =
dHoed pFioes are skhis,,5
the leading houses So.
uhirh take the form 49,
iackei. are simpiy hour5
velxet revers and cuff a.
elozk made II dark-l.n5vr -,
in front and half tight
dessnds 10 oonsideall. -
the xaist and Is slashel NJ
and on the hips IikFI
bottom and up the sidwvsI
hand Of black velvet, uliI
form points on the urr.T -
fronts are loose and chi, ~
a black velvet vest, uhil
30 the throat II j. timms5.-s
with a heavy bioad hanl -
vet. collar and cuffs are u -.
terial.
LO0sE SACKR-One ma
navy cloth, and trimmed via
/ the same shade, with souta3L
I IL, is exceedingly pretty -
I furnished with sailor collar
with braid, and the velye, -
head the pockets have the -
mentaiion. Other cloth clo,l,.
shape of long, half-ft,ipg
trimmed with fur or plush
are all dark, the prettiesi lar.s
mulberry color, elarat color. ~
ian brown.
OPERA CJOAKs.-The abss-,,
Of course had the effect Of dr.
Of great variety in opera clo,E
| occasions are made use Of bo--
wearing these pretty Wnps n
seen at balls, at concerts, ana
at the theatre. There is PERRIN
prettier than the white menbS .
mere cloak, which is elaboratel,
with white gros grain and he's
Black cashmere embroidered =,
and finished on the edge with h.
fringe, is almost too SNOWY to \
lar, though a few cloaks are s,.
this manner.
Fur GARMENTS AND TRnnUs
trakhan cloaks and seal skinnrls
tinue popular. The jackets M
considered very choice. are co,,
the finest that have ever been Inn.
this country. There is also ws
provement in the finer qualityd,
khan. The white fur, which Is an
the most dressy, is appropriate b
cert or opera, as well as for the ,
made. Until this season mink M
the leading fur in fashion, but pW,
and seal skin have, in a measur
its place. This, We believe. is OT
the fact that the best quality Of
fur has become scarce, so that De
but little difference in the price d
and good Hudson Bay sable.
FLoUNCEs.-Flounces are still pr,
, but flat trimmings are in measr.
} ing their place. A stylish bad
, suit, just finished, has, instead Of
, fiounce, which has up to this time
ished the bottom of all skirts. cross
, bands of velvet, which are edg5
/ both sides with anarTow fold of the
| material. The overskirt is fnishg
: the same manner.
| COLoRED PETIICOATs. -Colored
, petticoats, handsomely quilted, 81
= vogue but a handsome black gros
/ skirt, deliberately trimmed with We
; is quite as stylish with a velvet Casq
= a plain velvet skirt.
| OvERsKIRTs.- 0verskirts, which
: main very long, are looped high at
| sides, and about half the distance q
4 back. The latter looping is don
} sewing a tape to the belt, and cate
= it to the under part of the skirt.
| ion requires a good deal of iullne
: the back, so that a mass of gathers
pouts, and various other trimmings
/; used for this purpose.
+ WRAPPERS. -Very handsome wrap
!; are cut with tight back and Gabr
S front. Others are cut with a deep
t which is pointed both back and i
e and the fullness which descends fror
I yoke is laid into large box plaits. ]
e wrappers, which may be seen at thu
: nishing houses are made OF me
/ Empress cloth and cashmere. Thel
Q which is governed by the materia
e trimming, varies from eight to Il
: dollars.
a METALLIC HEELs.-We are sor
S say that metallic heels, seem to be
Y ing favor. The cause assigned
q shoe merchant is, that fashion req
!. the boots to be laced or buttoned o
: side, necessitates rights and letts'
i necessity, which wears off the leatI
/ one side, brought into vogue the m
: heel. These heels, which are Sc
4 on to the boot, are so arranged {
!. means of a ring they can be
: around, should the metal wear
It any one spot. As the clicking
made by them is very disagrceabl'
should have rubber tip, which "
:. vent it.
For A ROBE DE CHAMRRE.-A :,
chambre made of fine figured cas-
. a price as high as forty dollars IS
: They are too snowy to be very de'
. A very stylish wrapper is made
= y nel-scarlet and black, or blue ano
! or some other pretty combination
= are cut after the Gabrielle pattern
= in at the waist, plainly trlmm
e with demi-train. The material
9 is very wide, is about two dollar
: half q yard, and about four yarc
= half or five yards are what are
i for a wrapper.
Z NATIONAL BANKS OF NEW loi
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