Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-25

Yesterday afternoon over a thousand
children attended the Exposition, one Of the
chief attractions being the entertainment By
the Bluff City mlnhirels, under toe eXcell@nt
managefnent Of Mr.. Charles Lohand. The
entertainment was IN every respect worthy
OF the talent and train Dg OF the aGtCtTs, and
afforded a feast Of delight and pleasure 10 the
adults a. well as TO the large army or children
present. Last night there was aoOther large
crowd At the Exposition, which We are proud
70 say fully merits the liberal patronage be-
slowed by the public. Among the visitors
yesterday and last night were many ladies
and gentlemen from The country, and they,
too, were very much pleased with what they
saw. Professor Arn0ld's band continues to
give good programme, which grows better
and more delighung each day. Among tue
more interesting and elegant displays made is
that Of
MARCUS JONES, DEALER IN WALL
PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES,
at No. 1881 Second street The southwest
corner on the gallery of Tie main hall is de.
voted 70 his display, which, IN the variety Of
Wallpaper, elegance OF quality, and novelty
81 OF New York. This apartment is not
ouly orIamented with the latest and prettlest
styles Of Wallpaper, but Is also beautiful with
samples of hall, dining-rOom and parlor pa
pering of stone and frescO limitations, and
gold and velvet. The samples of gold and
velvet paper and psnelling are rich add
varied In color, aud presents 20 the eve OF the
visitor an OrnaInentatlon that would delight
the taste Of noble, or be Mt for the palace OF
a prince. At regular intervals around the
walls are Corinihian-like columns, whose
capitals are composed OF vari-colOred leaf
paper, the intricate combination yet har-
mOniOus blending Of which excite the Won
der and arouse the admiration OF every be-
no der. Yesterday we saw group OF ladies
ana gentlemen admiTing this magnificent
display, and heard one OF the party remark
that she hsd not seen anything equal 10 II
either at the Louisville or Cincinnati expo
sitiOn. Mr.. Jones has been in the business
over twenty years, and not ouly does ne
exhibit the most thorough knowledge, but
also the best Of taste in selecting and Offering
our public the largest, most varied aud stylish
articles IN his line ever brought TO memphis.
Persons visiting the Exposition should not
fail to examine his display, and then call at
his popular store, No. 2931z Second street.
b. LOWENSrEIN & BROTHERS. IMPOR-
TIERS AND DEALERS IN DRY GOODS.
The enterprssiug firm of d. Lowenstein &
Brothers, the extensive importers and dealers
in silks, dry goods lacss, ETC., at Nos. 23o 30
and2l2 Main street, baVe on exhibition one Of
the most attractive showcases We ever saw.
This large case, located on the gallery prom
enade at the southeast corner OF the building,
is the object OF admiration 10 every visitor,
especially 10 the ladies, who linger long and
never tire OF gazing upon the bright and beau
tiful contents within. The top of the case is
gracefully festOOned with fine, Imported lace,
ity Of its texture or fore 70 any man
ufactured in Europe, where b. Low
enstein & Brothers buy all their
lscas and import them direct 70 Memphis
which fact gives them the advantage of offer
ing such goods at very low prices. Not only
will the visitor behold the most elegant Of
laces 10 be seen any where In the L nited states,
Dut also a great variety OF lace haudkeTchiefS,
beautiful and fashionable, and the finest lace
Shawls ever imported. One Of these shawls IS
tastefully arranged on an evening silk OF The
most charming tint, the value OF which is
but one hundred dollars. within this minia-
ture temple Of brilliant fashion may also be
seen a variety of silks, which in the COM
mtDgling q their soft, glowing hues re
minds one of the rainbow's beauties, or the
sea-shell's tint. The effect Is all the more en-
tTancing when the eye ialis up n the Nari-
cOlored ribbons which stream like fairy gar
lands within the corners Of the case. Taste, !
fashion and elegance are an combined most /
gracefully in the Arrangement Of the different /
articles OF this case, winch ia It's spieuGOr aud |
magnihcence illustrates the excellence, the /
sazgzs-sss and the importance OF the great /
mouse of B. LOwenStein Il Brothers, who are 10 1
Memphis what A. T. stewart tue merchant /
prince, is TO New York city. We doubt IL any /
house in the metropolis could make hand |
sOmer display, Certainly n city in the UliOn /
could exhibit more elegant silks. laceS, rib /
Oons, shawls, ETC., than DO r. LOWenstein q /
Brothers. AL Of these goods, as before stated, /
were purchased Of manufacturers IN Europe, /
and imported direct 10 this city, whose peO-
pie make liberal expression OF their appre- /
citation, in being thus enabled to purchase at
astern prices nom a home firm, by c3nirl but
ng their patronage TO a house Whose mem
1ers have done anu are doing SO much to sd
vance and devote 10 metropolitan position
he dry goods trade Of our city. |
All who examine this case--and what visitor,
,specI ally among the ladies, can fail to do
o-will not be cOntented until they 20 70 b. |
IOwenstein Brothers mammoth establish
nenL, on the 5uthcast corner Of Main and
jefferson streets, 30 see the extensive assOrt- /
nent of dry goods, Jat es, silks, snaWls, rib |
IONS. hosiery, underwear, clio Ks, sacqueS, |
trimmings, etc. so we'll known is This nrm
hat il IS unnecessary To speak al farther
ength OF the style and beauty, elegance and
ariety. excellence and cost Of their goods
rs above stated, &. LOwsnsiein & Brothers are
o Memphis what A, T. Stewart is 10 New
,oTk. and their handsome and valuable case
5 TO the Exposition what their house is 10
b1g city.