New-York tribune., 1872-10-09
FALL NOVELTIES.
LORD AND fAYLoR's DRY GOODS OPENING.

LORD AND TAYLOR'S DRY GOODS OPENING.
Yesterday was opening day at Lord q
Tayors dry goods establishment at Twenteth-st. and
Broadway The day was not altogether favorable but
the ladies were In crowds and the affair de-
cided The windows were themselves miniatures
of the entire establishment and presented beautiful
sight That at the corner contained two elegant suits
and wonderful collection Of shawls and furs; the one
next south was devoted to mourning good-rols OF dark
fabrics mourning collars cuffs and lace articles jet jew
elry &c the next contained exquisite lot OF lace and
millinery gOOds-hOwers, feathers point lace collars,
bandkerchefs and barbs, &C.. the next, collection Of
cloaks sacks, hoods, &C. Of delicate handwOrk; the
next embroidery Of ladies' nen choice perfumery,
&C.; the next gentenens furnishing goods in great
riety; the next, white goods-OwenG. table linen, &e
and the last, fine assortment of upholstery goods.
In the silk department several patterns Of rich en-
broidery heavy pOu de sole back grOundand choice
embroidered brocades plain black, and black with
satin stripe back grounds, were specially noticeable.
These from Sc TO s. per yard heavy white affea
with coored flowers for evening wear heavy plain black
silks OF Bonnet's aud POnsoas manufacture, at about
50 per yard rich lot Of coored silks in sixty seventy
colors; and pOult dc sole, and more antiques were
among the other attractive articles. vail presented
by Queen Elizabeth TO a member OF the Royal Family OF
France in jan. 1851 stolen in the days OF the Old Com
mune purchased presented to a lady at the South, and
thence finding its way New York, was the marvel in
the lace department. Point lace houncng at S75 per
yard point lace lady's set cape, collar. Sci az
500; black thread lace shawl at 500; barbs
at from SO 20 $40; and fine as
sortment of collarets, &c, were also notable.
Especially notable in the dress goods department
MOhairs, with stripe of the color IN AL tie cloth
co0ts; the with silk or wOrsted stripes; twilled
mohair serges In the desirable cOlOts Norwich pOpins
~ cents per aId striped Cashmere goods goods for
chldren's wear-plads velOurs. &C. plaid basket pop
lius thing new, 40inch width 40 81 50 per yard;
japanese striped pOptns az 81 cents per yard; lddem-
brO c.ef 1annels, nom 81 20 10 81 90 yard heavy
haipcl skrtings fine English, French, aud American
caCOcs Scotch wnceys in stripes, u wide at g 80
yard oIetOnCs brOcaded pOplns; SIX aud WOOL seIges,
plain in ell the cloth cOOrs, at from = 70 " 90; Pm
hair cloth at sl very fine plain Cashmere goods from
81 Is 10 81 76 brocaded striped camoPs hair at
81 M largely used for pOlOnase and oyerskir aud em-
press cloth aud satnes lot Of goods IN silk
fine. As much may he said OF the white goods de-
partmeut which very full The Kid glove stock was
chiefly Of the Despres make, ana hDc. 1he depart
uruts thus far enumerated occupy the first floor.
The basement IS devoted 20 goods OF domestic use
bedding confOr,crs &c. The assOrtments here full
and excellent Passing to the second floor Is first at
trlctcd by the millinery department. Representative
bopuets fashOuably trmnd. at $50, aud hats at $26
aTe the attractions In the cloak department lace
velvet SIR and other varieties Of clOaks are TO be seen
running in price from $500 down. In furs the silver FOX
and sea otter sets, The especial attraction Here
fur trimmings and the more ordinary fur
SETS Iho made mp quits are very beautiful-one of
pcnt.yc kind They really, however, very me, as
also infants suits. Tie thlfd moor u deVoed 10
upholstery aBsOrtmcnts OF reps, tarleans, DrOcA
tce. and fks and glius: OF lace curtains, mattiDgs
and embroidered piano and table covers; OF cOrnlces
and pier ana manc glass ana OF bedstehht, OtOlnaiHi
dcyOtrd 10 tue work departments. The opening orp0s
lion CuUfIuuet through today and To-