, 1873-09-07
Modes. for Autumn.
Dress Trimmings---Hats and Bon
nets---Dress-Goods.
The rolonnise md Ifedlngotc---
Rutls-~-FlOWcrs---
Etc, Etc.

law, reciprocity treatIcs, or tho regulation Of
especial political economy; but, when the dicth
OF faHhion arc issued, then tho ontiro world bows
before tho authoritative command OF Parls'
Noro, not Old Probabilities, but O junior MEM
ber Of tho Ban,o family In another limo OF bnBt-
nps, informs the attentive public from what
quarter Of tho globe tho brnozo OF fashion vii.
blow; whether from Persia, aa HeemH likely at
presout, or from tho South Sea Islands; from
Russia or Turkey, Italy or Scandinavia; from
~hst quarter will como tho hurricane Of hats,
and whence will proceed ruin Of rediugotoa,
and for Low long q time it will pfpbably con-
tlnuo.
This junior momber, then, Of tho probability
family, Informs us Tint
DREss- -rn1nrai1Nns
Tor nutumn-wenr will be mado Of twino,-tho
common wrapping twino which is tied about
your parcels which Aro sent homo from tho gro
Ger. Theso will DO mingled with jet, and French
taste will mako them simply exquisite. There
will bo ombroiderioa and frinSos. Tho former
will cover the entire tablicr of dresses. head
tho tounceB, aud, with fringe to match, orna-
ment tho polonaise. These. with very dark,
'oxydized silver ornaments, will bo tho newest,
but there aro all HortB Of fringes
in ncw patterns, among Which arc
heavy wool fringos for camels hair CLOTH which
ta to bo in high favor this winter. Flat gnloons,
with jot aud steel fnterwovon, will also be III de-
mand. There will alao DO handsome mud worry
Expensive cut-stool ornaments. Silk aud wool
embroidery on canol's hair polonaisos Ia also
continued from last season, varying nomewhat
in design and combination.
And now to that important part Of woman'a
toilet,
THE HAT, OR BONNET. =
It is rumorel that tho altitude is diminished
that tho crowns will DO low and lingo, fitting
closoly oyor the hair, while tho coronots will bo
broad and ombollishod with full faco.trimmiug.
The crowns will 10 perfectly plain, but flowers
win be placed on them ~anywhero,-tor
wrcatha beneath ~ tho brim, clustered at
lhe sides, huddlod behind, nud somo-
lmos clambering to tho crown; but
for the coronot, moat recherche OF oil, will be Q
band of ostric1-featllera. Tho coronot ia to
stand out we'll from the crown, to admit Of a
scarf Of aoft silk being twisted around tho latter
in careless fashion, and held ut the aldo with
some ono Of tho now ornaments. Streamers will
not be as much worn, and feathers md flowers
Eill join their forceB in an all-conquering effect
which will be charming or otherwiae, as they arc
blen.ed by skilled hand directed BY exquisite
tasto, or ayo tho result of such fancies az might
loonl to naturally ariAo in the b1ain OF all An
gellca To,ld. Ronea will be q recialty, aud tho
now groseillo the fnvorito color. These, of
course, are only possible upon black or invisible
shades Of color. The bronzo-greons aro also
in high favor, called, III honor OF the Shah, Per
Bnn greens. Two ur three long cocks plumoa III
this shado, hold by cut-stoel ornament, will be
much worn OH round 1atB. Small fruits are also
Eeen among tho hower-garnlturo tor bonnets,
and two or three ostrich plunics aro worn Oh
desirable; and happy tho woman who owns q
variety Of these expensive ornaments, so that
Bhe can change her Int as oftou as sllo docs her
dross. Some feathers are also nlado into
a1grettos, aud aouae arc worry conspicuous.
go desirable as they wero last winter. Tho orna-
ment known as the Shah agretto will be for .
time tho most sought after. Chief amoug tho
now colors arc poErucho, or parrot-color, aud
seal-ekin red.
arc coming into tho market in heavier materials.
but havo scarcely yel reached tho countera OF
tho Chicago merchant. 6ummer-sillB are being
replaced by heavier ones, suited for the promo-
made at this season or little later. Blue still
seems to be loading color, or, wo might per-
haps bettor say, shade, SO curiouBly tempered Ii
1t oy other hues. 1t comes III al almost 1nyia-
ible tint known az eros blou, mud il almost black
This, however, ID nut one among the many new
shades. There ara the Indian and the dull Ma
polcon blue, md also the Tourmaline and Mani
DARN. Thoro il tho Empire. the Byron Gust
tho shade Of tho Hellospont), aud the roso-
WITH wifi tko nirondoile and canard bluos, aro tlo
principal hucB sought after, and will probably
Be tho lending favoriten. Tho groens, or olives,
1re still found, and still III now SHADES. They
nro merely 1efning Of last years hues, Home-
color, although it seemed rs it tho blending had
beon reached automatically months since. 10 one
who searches among the now goode, however,
This seems to TO aB far OF aa ever, and "rain-
bow-hued NOW conveys no moaning save q
Bhiyering aenso of crudity.m Among the dark
browns arc Euere, Turco, and Co1beau; while a
return to moro distinct colorB il visible III the
new grosoilte and ecarlate. Ihoy seem rather try
rich lepth, and warmth Of color, when the mor-
curry in tho thermometer is trying to ascertain
where zorro III, antl how much below IL can poasi-
bly, get. Of course, silks always show tho tirat
and greatoBt variety OF shades, and from these
mar bo prodicAtod tho hues which will be worn
In other goods, as thoy aro usualiy copied o.
uoar III can be. In cashmeres, irou-gtay viii
find favor; aud tho aano ahade Of color prevails
in camel's hair goods. Other grays soon to hnye
purple tingo, aud there appears to be more
tloutlI and warmth to all colors than has been re
Gently the prevailing. fancy: u materials, tiny
figures, resembling those which have boon used
III cloths for gentlemans wear. aro takug gd!n ths
place Of tho rcpa; ArnInie ngufa's' ",' ooss
Ilny ElitGhh Ill uIEGl% A4i.HooA .f51eNHt NS@.>
to bo q novelty, but will hardly auporsedt
fol rny timo TIC long-used tN'n or rep. Ping
to advantage Of huying tho dust moro easily
brushed out f,om i. luftod canol'h hair cotl II
iH now variety OF heavy woolen goods for no ' i.
onaiHo or roaingotoh. The tutted loops In till
ara about hulf-lncll apart, and, being new, wi
Of courae bo sought after. Calnola hair cash
nero il also now, and worry soft and fine. L
lark almost invisible. bilo and green, It vii
usurp tho place Of the gray mud brown TINT lal
buon 10 much used hthorto. Serge do bcga II
also new, but olosely resembles tho Lighter tna
tora Of nearly similar namo that lf, hns bee, s
warm. md woven III tho muctl-ikol
diagonala. English serge IL also IN III, th.
markot, md vii DO ~ worn r.. tor t,e1:It, CONNER
shatles It is . comfortable dress for sloppin
or stormy days. ,Thcao goods soem to hay
superseded tho old ladies' clutls, which ser
only q heavier variety Of proaHod tlannol, Il
graya, durk blues aud black, howoyor. nothin y
opelt-air exelcIAo IN NIL woathers should b
without such droas for very cold or rainy days