The New York herald., 1871-10-23

edge. The underskirt had shallow founce, headed
with the ruching and three rows OF rucning crossed
the front breadth, from which the overskrt ie back
IN tunic shape. The corsago nad basque front and
coat sleeves with deep Gun.
A black Fix, made In the house, attracted
much attention by us style and the low figure a.
which II was marked. The unuerskirt was trimmed
wn WIN sSs a"d s q Of s al
miervais The oversKirr was trimmed With . band
On tue extreme edge and ans AND cn gup%re n o ace
very high ~ the sides. The jacket had position
back, aud was trim med with lace and tans OF six
sleeves half loose sashed, with sasn ends. Price
$i65.
suit OF black velvet and silk was very rich and
stylish. The nOunce on the underskirt was edged
with velvet frtll; above this Was deep plealng oi
velvet finished ut the upper edge with an upright
rune OF silk. OversKirt trimmed with peated vel
vet and velvet revers at the side, and l00ped hlgn
with velvet bows. Corsage with vest, and sleeve
coat with deep cun
had a deep founco and full 0verskrt OF magnificent
pont lace POINT bretelles trimmed the low corsage.
TINS Charming AFFAIR was cheap At 1900. 5
Some very handsome polonaises Of silk, heavily
srimmed with hand embroidery and thread lace,
A yeivet cloak absolutely covered with embroid-
cry and edged with elegant spanish pomt was
Some charming evening wraps were shown. One,
OF white cashmere braided In. gold and silver
wheat and edged with white fox, made many q
pretty woman sign 6 with envy en- az sne thought now
Another Of pearl coored plush, trimmed with
sps Hse xas sGs q s odsrs
and trimmed with passementer1e fringe ana lace,
ss s 0~ m
so. and WIN be popular ON account OF the moderate
In mont win three ruiies ana ruched headings.
swept back in graceful folds. A drapcd apron front
was trimmed with fringe and l0oped high At the
Wp poInt e lace ANA sea rosea SsautiiuI SWISS
evening dress had frtlled 1ounce At the bottom OF
the skirt and above It blocks Of frllling separated
by tucked strips; Overskirt and waist to match.
the children were not forgotten IN the grand
opening and many pretty suits were SHOWN for
Trimmed s with % TSles and % at panas siged ed with
white The sleeves were close. and 0yerskiTt and
ssss d ss s sas sss s s S:sses
with deeper shade than the ~ material producing
I0S Ss Ss sx, Ms oS1 one s Of wn wn
points and finished With rose.cOIorcq cord. Broad
feyers oT rose coiored silk quilted In diamonds TRIM
OF cord. a drab cashmere was charmingly trimmed
with CHERRY. It was not diiicult 70 imagine be
been made on purpose for some dark little beauty.
in the shawl dcpartment some novelties were
shown n esck are ~ es ns sn
pure lace. and when finished are exceed
ingy elegant u,,sn snawIs can lay .cls claim 70
admit OF artistic draDmga A shawl stretched over
panier Is OF al tnlngs most ugly, but nothing is
Nv y
cling TO the figure. So these soft cashmeres are
acquisition and already being appreciated. Ex-
Harmonious in colors, attract admiring groups aud
gay Ottoman reps OF every style ana quality wait
In the velvet ana silk department one Is dazzled
and delighted with tue richness OF the cOl0s.
Every color tint and shade is represented mere IA
blue OF every shade gold. plum cherry. olive, sage
violet and many others are represented In velvets,
gros grains and MORE antiques Black SILKS and white
silks are shown embroidered in patterns, anu chntz
coors embroidered black or white ground
Lovers OF beauty cannot fail to find pleasure among
these exquisite fabrics. and such Will wish that they
might be maze suoseryiens only TO ARTISTIC feeling
In i,irs are displayed sea offers wonderfully sofs
ana tine, and very rare, q quality which makes
them, OF course more desirable. A muu and boa
OLD favorites, are seen. Beautiful ernine sets are
marked from SO Tn 500, Alaska saule from SO TO
e sets Of coney for coak and
for fve-year old, for $l and 81 advance for each
size. gNf3 3s aal 4t.a 1eat# i2-a4 a~e4 y
At the dress goods counter one finds everything
beautiful aud desirable III all the new fabrics and
Oil the old ones, all the new coiors too the most
charming shades possible TO imag,ne The tendency
IN coors seems TO be towards dark rch unJs and
quiet intermediate shades, and this tendency runs
through all departments OF dress. SO there are
velouis and French popllns ana Irish popllns drap
d'ete, serges, satins and many more IN any color
one wishes large assortmeat Of plads call the
q Among the fancy goods there are ribbons and
laces the dainlest collars and CUTS, the gayest
eLiOeGnt can desire In things.
In the Rentemen's Inrutsning dep .rtment Is
found every thing necessary for toat e,sSeyatee
such as Beau Brumme never dreamed oIin his nost
Inspired moments.
open this large assortment Of suits, coaks,
shaws, dress goods, children's wear hosiery and
fancy goods. The suits displayed by this frm COM
bine simplicity win richness oil material and
beauty OF style, and are evidently made to wear,
NOT TO On qy
drap d'ete, the underskirt trimmed WIN nounce
in clusters Of KILT pleatng. The iounce was headed
pulonaise, very long and ample, was BRAIDED ana
trimmed with bullion fringe and draped a. the
front OF the poIonase was closed with bows and the
sleeves were coat shaped with trimming OF velvet
this suit was graceful and ricn.
A maroon imperial serge was trimmed with two
narrow RULES at bottom Of SKIRT, headed with
was edged with two ruflies and two folds and was
draped. This charming soit was marked
beautiful p0ngee was trimmed with a deep
nounce plated In clusters, and confined midway
was faced with SILK and the bottom finished with
the pipings. Inc polonaise was handsomely finished
back and ID the Vatican style; Ihe poonaise was
open in the front, displaying the trinmed skirt
ished IN Gothic points Of velvet, edged with Cna,
tiiiy lace, the whole headed with tulip rucne. The
points and araped At the back with velvet and lace
looped high at the sides, and closed 1T the frJnt
with bows OF velvet Price $500.
An evening dress OF white oIgandy was beauti-
fully trimmed with side pleatings and purs, with
VaencIennes inserted: the overdress was made en
SUIT ana looped with roses ana ioiiage; basque
waist 10 match
Some velvet poionaise garments were shown, SIM
ply and effectively trimmed with passcmenterie aud
guipure lace. Nothing could be more beauf than
these garments and the richest OF them only cost
$3.50. there would seem 10 be no reason why they
should NOT he universally worn.
The pretty double talnas OF cashmere. braided
and fringed, or edged with lace, were sb own in
numbers aud some tempting beaver jackets IN the
deep warm SHADE. trimmed with velvet or FUR re-
minded all admlrng reporter that winter is coming
by and BY.
This establishment displays complete assort-
ment Of snaws of ali Kinds and fun line OF dress
goods, including ali the standards ana novelties at
the most moderate prices. The hosiery department
Is especially complete, ontalning everything de-
sirs be In PLAIN and Iaacy goods. some pretty suits
for boys oil waterproof braided cloth and velvetcon
are very attractive account OF the popular prices
afIixed TO them. aIf Ea. <-F.+
Richard Meares, at the corner OF sixth avenue and