, 1872-10-13
THE FASHIONS.
The Fall Openings-.-Promenade Suits'-'
The New Poplins::'.Silks.''Arti.
fetal Flowers.


into line. The fall openings of the past week haVe
shown that CUE merchants arc ready with elegant
stocks for the fall trade, and review OF some of tho
novelties offered viii interest our Sunday xeade1s.
STREET COSTUMES.
For the promenade We have some Of tho most bean-
Hful goods On eale ut the dry goods counters ever
brought to the Wes aud they arc nearly Ill imported
direct trom Paris where business is resumed with AL
lts old vigor and nicely Of detail. The gloEes al
match the resses the Ribbons match the gloves, and
:he flowers match them ALL The colozs are quite new,
r old ones modified. There are several new shades
of fhrovn,-ctnnaEon brown, chocolate brown, cigar,
chestnut, 1nahogony, cuir eafe du ait,-palez than
formerly, the whole army Of blues, among which
sre the Mezque and the lovely peacock bluea shade
shst haa the heaven abovo and the waters beneath
tho earth in it-a lusrons and sky-hlno CON-
bined, with 3 dash Of opal light oVeT it al. Then
there il the cal and the Tsae and all the green's, of
which is the 1eadng fashion for dress and
bat, in tSo shades. Toads-back is only new mama
for London smoke another color that is the
mode No bright color will be permissible In toll"
cite that Is strictly aa 7sgk.
will be all the different serges 2satteens, rep goods,
snd hsssy Ill., The II 4ew e9s as m1 Il ssI Il %e
must haTe 1ich fabric. must except, however; the
Pns 4hsy 's nv !s's sas'2 Il s SeS
coIors With raised satin stripe. Of course, they
vii not wear like a anwool goods but they make up
fassdd Vim be much worn, trimmed With Jet braid and
w Ice the latter fabric comes in color to suit It
iooas the pattern of gnpo1e ases Ece we9 n u 50
centa to S. and is made Of worsted thread supposed
have been yaks hair. 1t Is much thicker ard
heavier than soipgFe; '91 s.,c.nrn poprrs.
ard Leading goods aud designed for an upper g2r-
of sn& sse zih 6a RP aa s e1 sas
; p1sin sTound Thoee brocsded lowers vines have
Tch appearance to tho goods, which is worth from s.
to s. yard. Plates aro given With each Dress so4a
which show exactly how the gs1nsnt is made"
for evening wear aze al in those broadest patterns o.
else are Hoire antique fashion which will Oh
oTeaa wath einsters Of supe:b biocsdea
Those rich fabrics sre not cnt up into the IT ht
cut with long sweeping tratns and are f1mmea VIA
light velvets and Isee appnqce- On tour Of IN II;
Of such dresses worth from $500 to 900 each Thy
we're for bridal tronsseau, and will first be aired In
Europe with the single exception Of tbs %edaaE s 3nd
tered silt, trimmed with folds Ct dead-white
aatin and falls Of point lace The visit is made x1:h
ai1ty-ave inches long, lined throughout With white
crinone, and faced with silx the entire waist lined
~h oraee Sossos bsef aid mont
Brussels net, edged With DAlencon lace.
THE TRAVELLING 0EEsS
lous richness The nounees weEe ptped y With aa The
in the trst shade The back b1eadths were trimmed
with alternate nounoes graduated in width At the
xider ones in front e meet the short: open ogsz-
skirt With aash falling. at the side. The
sash Eued in three rows with velvet pocket nsar r. ne ne
end the appel of which had very heavy tall Of 1et
fringe The waist poslon, ve1J short points feeed
with velvet: velvet bfetelles edged With the jet fringe
ostrich, with Hp Of sof green, duty feathers and
formed the trimming
il you p1ease ainee simply pnttine strinss MAKES
son They aze medium size. and are worn On The
back Of the head nstead Of being jaIn1ned down 9yr
t5s rae1S LIE
front. The crown ia trimmed With feathers
and GoRs ot a1eoas Tas Ges %s
loose Plating Of veret turned hack from he fsee
and standing up st the edge to show lighter FIX In
were On one side two feshe1a fell over the crown with
long loops Of ribbon. Tho only ornament on the m
ds Of the % Ehe5 i US 6es 1b0 boneb 1es %
glossy green feathers IN little patch as me aa
have all come out In tho colors, in defiance at nj
tme, Wa1en ca1nellias, with bronzed leayes, one
lalge White bud md one smaller one tom The
composed Of sngle nbrea Of ostrich each one tipped
with water crystal A wine-colo1ed velvet lily Wxs
9 7<oa Sf .aa sa uftsa With ns as
nesting around bronze centre The leaves were
R:e nd 1ssn. sna 9nse sRS tS nv
purpah blossoms, has great leaves veined with all tho
light Bronzed wheat, bronzed leaves roses, and doW
ers Of ali descriptions, are the new features.
WINTER aAnMExTs-FuRs.
The Dolman, . fall wrap with very wide sleeves,
formed by section Of the xrpece, is to be much
worn in velvet, but the poonase Will not 60 ont this
season, it Is too useful and becoming garment to
be parted with eay. In the place Of satin moire
will be used for vests and trimmings; viii bands of
feather trimming and fur. Mink and sable Will be
largely used for cloakB- The elegant SEAL
skin cloaks last winter have been improved upon
for the coming The akin is cut to 1T the form,
and the jacket Is made around the neck like mans
coat to wear open close buttoped, with rolling
collar. Some Of the nobbiest will be trimmed with
nartow bands Of cable fur. The cap and boa will be
worn with them Mink jackets will be novelty, and
decided Improvement on the loose cape They will
be cut either sailor hghtdttng, scl1oped ut tho
edges or plaid, with halfdowing coat-sleeve, and
Rloshed 1t the whist. There will be splendid lot Of
Maine mink manufactured into furs, either ancquea
or mud, and boa and capes. There will be all kinds
Of shaggy cloth, Asachan and tufted goodB Eotn for
cloakH, with velet collars and cuffs.
KoVE1T1ES-
The Saratoga scarf is square, or hzlf-aquare, q
frfnged Ai1k WON around the neck It should Pc
pinned down to the dress in the back with deep pls
and the ends crossed in frunt and fastened with
brooch.
Gloves are growing longer and longer. They a1o
now six buttnned, and are still creeping up 70 INC