Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-09

LOWENSTEIN'S, 1874.
The Greatest aus Grandest EIsnt OF tbs
Year-0penIng Day at the Dry
Goods Palace.
I'm pOsIng and Beautiful Display OF Goods
Of All styles, Textures, BeAHtI
and Cost.
A BeWiIdering Hazs Of EEglish, French,
Irish. 6ermsn aad American
Fabrics and Lsees.
The Fau and Winter fasklORs-Parls-
Ian Dresses and Hrappings-
Millinery Of All Styles.
A Very Complimentary Attendance Of
the aides Of AemphiS at the
LeVee Of the LOHeu-
stelns.

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stelns.
The growth and progress OF A. T
Stewart OF New GorE, illustrates the groWtl
and progress Of New YORK. Mainly The resul
great dry goods carayansary Of NeE Hors
bespeaks 70 The thOughNul mind the over
shadowing commercial greatness oi tne gresl
cily. The magnificent palace which coVen
four acres and Is 80 c0nspic aous an O6j ject or
] broadway, between Ninth aud Tenth streets
Is a teldng mOnument 10 accuracy o
estimate OF the public wants and thorough
! know ledge OF business. so is the very hand.
some establis hment Of 3. Lowens-ein & Bros.
OF three stories each, ntied up with
all the cOuven' 'encss fOr business
painted in bright and cheerful cOlors, and
I admirably lighted, IL is by night as by day,
F., brilliant aud attractive, II Is By long odds
the INST and principal store of Memphis, In
! any branch OF trade II Is q lsndm ARK, . place
fOf the bellies and anes of the rieh Sct0 "a ng
I counties as iOr the elegant women whose
] beauty and grace are the pride aud toast OF al
true Aemphians. Il would be as impossi bic
for visitor TO our city TO miss LOwenstsins ; -
I Tor a stranger IN New lOrk 10 pass Siewart's
unnoticed. THE one Is the com plement Of the
other, and ,,, appeals TO, 70 ne citlzen.
is, then, one Of our institutions, Passing
I it any time yesterday ore would have been
convinced i Is, 80 nlled Wa II hy the elite OF
/ Memphis society intent upon selections from
] the dazzling and bewtlderlng dtSplay Of goods
] which on all sides greeted the eye. Never In
the history Of Memphis has such = displsy
been made. Europe, - Wen as Amerlcs
yielded their Treasures Of lace, OF silk, Of cesh
mere, Of rib0ons, Of velvets. and ell ra0des o.
dress, ana al styles and fashions % m6Ee II
/ Nothing thst the brightest fancy could sug
gest or Imagination conceive, nothing thai
the us0dtStes Of two continents couAo
coBjure, was wa0ting 70 complete {
display that won universal 40
mir.tiOn, aud eUcited q EculaUODs OF wonder
and praise. The enterprise OF our merchant
princes was res sponded 70 uobly- 1Aeir uusi'
ness proved %. From early morning until Iht
shadows Of evening fell, the great store wat
/ filled with purchasers, who never 'Eesrled OF
! taken by another, until prOprietors and clerks
] alike thO4ght they had 3 surfeit. But, indeed
/ lt could not be 20. The LowenHteius deservs
I 81 they have OF trade and an tney had yes
] teudEy, and twenty umes more. Their enter
Prise Is beyond all praise. This re porter Tns -
Z lee confession that h~se are hts Impressions,
/ his Judgment AID opinions rom q careful
I survey Of the mazni dceat store and lts stoe K,
I Impressions and jUdg ents we reinforce BY
B IoTeasleiu & Brothers being the only
direct I'M pOTters Of dry goods In this city, are
sing sii legitimate means 70 make tleir great
Z Establishment superior any house In the
! . uthwest. Their whOlssAe q trade, which is
Z largely taken 10 the city, Is daily extending
{ its bounds, and now sprea1s Throughout sec
I tons OF IEQucsses ana AEkal1lt>, haaDAIlH,
Georgia, Mis- issi ppi, anu even % Ttxas. That
l d house could maInJsin it trade over such an
AREA Of territory, much less increass daily
without exercising that discreet enterprise
and uuflrlng energy v llch are attended with
Z happiest results. cannot be doubted. In order
10 suit every one, and spread over sllll more
territory. LJWenstein & Brothers have long
since realized the Importance Of importing
directly
FkOM EUROPEAN HANUFACTURERS,
thereby placing themselves in a conoition to
Offer the newest, mos iashiunsole aud excel
lent gOO4s al p4ices thai deiy cOnpeLlLlSa'
and give them an additional claim upon the
patronage OF the people Not even the mel I
chant princes OF New York can unaerseLl
them, nor can any eastern house display 81
sortments OF goods 50 weil suited 20 the trade
customs aud habits Of the people OF Asnphls
and adjoining states. Enjoying an Immense
retail pstronag- among toe YEA lthiest and
most refined ladies o. Memphis, LoTensIeln n
s Brothers Eequ-re the mosI eriuca sty les oI
goods aad the best makes that eau be OBJ
tained from European manufaetories. As
before made known, TIE
VOLUME OF THEIR IMPORTS
comes direct from Paris, France. IN that brill
/ lanr city, where fashion basks in the glitter
! a d elsga &c Of lts own creative trIumphs,
where royal trains, and noble gsros, sparkL4s
] n X nd dazzling diamonds are grOupei IN
the grand social fetes and magnificent
Ealo .; in beautiful, enchanting PaIlss
splendsnt anc more gloriousy thap
did ever a Napoleon, this great Memphis
saw on exhibition, snd offen them tOthe ca
amiuatiou aud consideration OF our people.
Thence come their beautiful silks NelNets,
laces, costumes and suits IN every Farlets OF
material and style. Thence come that eNten-
sive line OF French swiss, a letaD asOoks,
Paris muslins and musseline tEpsratFtcel
cloaks. and sacQues OF SIX, Goth, beaver snc
drap d'ets; also those exquisite novelties IN
lace scarfs, ss,hss and beaded sleeveless JACK
els a. vel a. the lovely embroidered auc
beaded drap d'ete, and cashmere PAlerns 20
fashionable for Jackets .sscQues and uolunalse.
From Paris, Messrs. 3. LOwen stetn a Brot hers,
import their attractive iron grenadines, Tor
which th-ir house has become 80 dsservedIy y
popular, as this fabric makes the most elegant
and durable Of summer costumes.
OTHER IMPORTS.
Tbat r Lowenstein & Brothers are entitled
10 more than common note, aud are wisely
known as leadiag, reliable aud epterprlsl0g
merehants among the business men and mer,
camille circles Of Europe, may pc recognized
by our pablo when Informed OF their large
pure hases in other foreign Iuarts besides tIlal
OF Paris. They import direct
FROM BELFAST IRELAND,
the iunens,, line OF linen goods used IN the!I
extensive trade. These goods are OF the nno-i
celebrated manufacture, and no better OF
Ing and famI y linens are manufactures Dg
fhe looms OF the renowned spOtten 4 hlch-
Ardson, sous Owden, from which s.so eGLle
the mammoth line OF brown and bleached
table linens, linen napkins and doy nes, Tow,
els and toweliug, and linen crash also ladies
and gentlemen : heinA anu neluhAs sNAoo CALA-
bric hsnokerchiefs.
TBE SWITZERLAND IMPoRrATIOSS.
Erora st. Gall, Switzerland, come their long
line oF beautiful embrOiderles In edgings,
dower1ug = and insertions, worked on linen,
sSiss, null, nslnsoOk and csmoTici also lhelI
iaoe curtains Of every variety Of texture and
design Ths swiss are wonderful people
and the same &c aius for designs a. given Ia
oa-esEviHgs, toys, clocks etc Is more %, oesu
ttfully and more ssaoefuliy e1pres'ed II the
due goods above mentioned. -
BERLIN IMPORTATIONs.
Asassrs. B. .I.ogenstein & Brother import very
LARGELY from Berlin, the manufactories Of
which city turn out the most choice goods 70
b. mai anyw here on the face OF the civilized
globe. Their Berlin importGtions consist pTin-
cIpally OF ladies suits, cloaEa, hacquea coi-
mans, huge gimps, ougis lngs, Pqiss's s of
other trimmings.
FROM BRADFORD, ENGLAND,
/ Messrs. b. LOWenstiBe a BrOthers procure
i those beautiful alpacas, which make such
useful ard neat fall aud winter dresses, suit
I sble for shopping, house wear or travelling.
The display made ia this English article WAS
one Of the many attractive features We saw
| yesterday.
CHEMNITZ, SAXOSY IMPORTS.
Equally noticeable was the unusually srse
/ stock OF hosiery, white gOotsl ladies under
] wear. gloves, etc, which Messrs. B. LOwen-
/ slsin & Brothers have just imported directly
lecture OF such goods Is carried 10 such
! perfection. and Is conducted Ia the most pre-
ciss method known 70 The world.
THE SILK DEPARTMENT
presents q scene OF Oriental spisndoF. conbin.
| iug Ia .te magnincsnce, and beauty. TINS de-
partmsnt. though always a specially with
| Messrs. b. LoEensteln & Brothers, Is now tie
grsndesi, most gorgeous and cgmplete In the
southwsst. The stock Just received, both fol
! the rstal and holeaale trade, q ursurpsased
| in beauty, variety q patterns and quality oy
| tbat of any house this aide Of New York city
/ an The IrpnNllH ITSELF can nOaHL Bl
| few superior esJab ishmeuts. The merchants
I ~ we'll - TIE people oi Tennessee, Alabama
Georgia, Mls7isal Ppl, - -, aao ,, eAta
! ineut feature in ms department Is the superr
| line Of
BLACK AND COL0RRp SILKS.
( rhes ocg of silks has been selected In Eu
| rope by = member OF the nrmt and embraces
| ali the sty los, qual4ti and fashionable pat
| terms made, among NhlcA may be uentiODec
| plack grOs grains OF bOnnefA Tell ard's aBC
Bsiioas celebrated makes. rbe most en4eiB.
! eaIure Ia tie six a =partuetlt II the eyeuiu !
L ,iik room, Whichin IN cue ioy Illness and 70
l spiendent beauty captiyates sll who enter
| For, arranged In p cturesqUe groupingE anC
| issty folds are % be seen al the Different
| ty pes and cOiOTs Df eYsuiuE silks, whiC b show
] I, grea advantage and give Ooe some idsi
u their real Appearances un-eF 20 gaslight
fhis exhibition room Sas crowded au th'
/ while BY ladies Whose eyes feasteo a1-h IN
| satfsfed delight upon the ioVeiiness OF colo
| sn1 the beauty OF varied novelties. Of Tn
! more promtnent novel shades for evening
| drgsse5 may be mentioned the azure, Indli
| crystal, apTicot, rose pzsteis laYeLceF ang
I Inauve. Theae eolorl, 10 addition 70 an hun
] drfd other shades, conRltu e ths varied stool
~ evening Eiiks Wn 60 Low slsin z Broth
n exhiblt. Ths slegan creSaea u the fstos
design IRON tke above eoiofa nsy be seer
Il ~ r-e1sF hoaaed velvet assouss, aoarI
quits and dresses, a. vel a. paIisrns Of IN