Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-13
DRY GOODS.
Ur.rrous Fashion Items for Ladies.

These facts are taken principally from
the condition of the market in New
York, but they will fit here in every
respect except prices. In that way they
will hardly suit.
Epinglines and veiOurs are sold al
! sixtv-two cents per yard. These goods
are all wool, handsomely finished, and
| come in all the mode colors. Satteens
nand serges, both recherche goods, car
be bought for fifty cents per yard. Sat
teen is a light fabric, appropriate fol
both house and street costumes; the
garniture should be arranged of the
same material, with somek kind of fringe,
Serge cloth is dprOpOS for this season.
/ and makes warm and diStingue prom
enade suits. The more expensive quail
ties are disposed in elegant Inner cos
tunes, richly garnished with velvet and
fringe, or grOs grain silk.
Empress cloths and French merinoesi
all shades, are marked as low as fifty
cents per yard. Merinoes are fast-gaiD-
ing favor in the beau mORde-the ma
terial is quite classical in its beauty.
Pure mohair alapacas are sold from
thirty cents per yard, upward. Rich
/ plaid Japanese silks, at sixty-hve cents
Der ward; these silks are quite durable,
capable of receiving considerable rough
usage, without marring very much their
handsome finish. eros grain dress
silks, Lyon manufacture, and twenty
four inches wide, are marked at n dol
lard and seventy-five cents per yard. A
dress arranged of this silk, should have
the skirt deliberately trimmed with silk,
the garniture extending up the jupe over
half a yard. The overskiIt, cut short in
front, iooped highed on the hips, and
demi-train at the back, OTne to CORE
spond with the skirt.
READY-MADE SUITS.
A handsome black alpaca suit for s12.
The skirt garnished with a number OF
rufies. surmounted with a f1uting of al
paca Overskirt ample, and bOlq1dnt at
the back. The jacket cut with short
position, and made to fit the form.
Sleeves fitting the arm rather closely,
and finished with some simple garni.
| ture. Satteen and serge suits, trimmed
in the latest fashion, are sold for $50.
Elegant poplin costumes, in all the mode
| dyes and profusely garnished, can be
bought for S25 and $40. Beautiful black
| silk costumes, which are never Pdsse,
and ever impart elegance, grace and
comfort to the wearer, are now l mar.
ket for $50 and SIS. Handsome colored
| silk suits, recherche for the promenade,
and quite the style to wear at a family
dinner party, and those made of very
pale or snowy colored silks, are appro-
Driate for full dress; and this fashionable
dress, all neatly made, can be had fol
! S75. Certainly, in these days of great
manufactures and extensive importa-
tons, n can dress quite like a queen
and vet not have the purse of Fortu-
natus.
TOP GARMENTS.
Handsome cloth sacques, trimmed
with astrakan, ranging from SO to SIS,
! This style is very unique, and well ''setS
| off, the beauty of the form. The drdL
| d'ete double capes form an elegant and
| fashionable garment, and one that viii
| be quite fashionable this coming season
figures, from $50 to S25. The beaver
| cloth cloaks are indeed richly finished,
| having real fur g~arnitures and handsome
| DdssemeRterie; sold for SO up to $50,
The Dolmans and pretty NANTES are
trimmed in like manner, and sold fol
the same price. Mode striped shawls,
worn as wraps, are stylish, and certainly
cbeap, 50 IS. The reversible Ottoman
shawls are exceedingly useful, and, o.
| course, ornamental, costing from 50 d
TO $40. What style of Independent gar
ment can be more useful and elegant
than a rich broche or FALSELY shawl
This winter these shawls will be very
fashionable, worn as wraps. The price;
range from s. up to $1,000, and some
are even higher than these figures.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Garniture for winter clothing is very
elaborate, and admits of considerable
variety. 1t is very necessary that a suit
should be ~fashionably trimmed, even Il
! the material is not of the best. Orna-
/ m~entation ofany kind has a tendency
to enhance the beauty Of a costume, and
| often greatly increases its elegance. PIs-
| senlenteTies are Just now the leading
/ adornments for clOaks, sacques, and Dol
mans, but this mode trimming require:
! the assistance of fringe or lace to give
I proper tone to the garment. Velvet j:
! another proper %garniture; the best quail
fty is sold for seven dollars and seventy
FIVE cents per yard, and a very pretty
and handsomely finished style a bt
bought from one dollar and six
! ty-five to two dollars and fifty cent!
per yard. The real Yak lace forms
| recherche adornment for Cashmer'
| goods, and looks well on drdp dete anC
serges; this lace is nov marked as low
as forty cents per yard, and tichus ar,
sold for 500. The latest style Of necl
searfs garnished with lace are marked
| 3. T~assel-knotted and bullion fringe
| are handsome on heavy clothing. TIL,
real guipure pelerines are brought t.
market for 50 50. Certainly our metro
politan ladies can have no excuse if they
do not dress with taste and 10 mode
when goods are marked at such eXtraor
binary low prices. At this season of thu
wear merchants are obliged to maxi
! great sacrifices in selling goods, in orde
to make room for the holiday gifts. Gu
advertising columns will inform on
readers where to go for cheap fashiona
ole goods.