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

BLACK CASHMERE COSTUMES.
We noticed black cashmere costume. Ths
skirt Is trimmed with q iounce Of kilt platts
over which Is a deep pun sheere7 on each
side and headed With ruffie The overskirl
Is draped, apron mont. sheered on the sides
and plated pun on the back. The basque
bows and both basque snd overskirt with
rich beaded lace, inserting, gtmps and Orna-
ments. PTice, 30
those noticed, and piles upon piles OF fall
dresses OF the newest materials and latest
styles Of the season, trimmed with lace, bead
etc, etc, and many OF them made OF two
shades, which makes the dress look well and
Is very fashionable this season.
The stock OF childrens, misses and boys
suits Is immense, and comprises the latest
things IN the trade.
VELVET AND EICILIAN SILK CLOAKS.
We had our attention called 10 a beautlful
cloak made OF velvet and Siciiian silk. II Is
made basque back, with long taOs Ia front,
sad trimmed with b3gie, passementerie and
feathers This is certainly one OF the most
elegant cloaks that has ever been exhibited in
Memphis. Price, so.
A velvst cloak, fsuItlessly beautiful, made
of the most costly Lyons velvet. It is the new
style OF Dolman, with basque back, and long
ends in front. 1t Ia trimmed In costly buRle-
fringe, passementerie and lace. There are
representations OF squares formed OF lace and
passeInenteFte, on the ends in front, which
garment. Price, Sl86.
A charming novelty is beaded lace over
dress, made en- tG6LeT, sleeveless, aud trimmed
Artistlcally with beaded fringe. Price, Sis.
CUIRASsE EN- MATELAsSE.
oneofthe greatest novelties OF the season in
THIS line, Is the cuiriasse en- matelasse. 1t Is
q asleeveless Jacket, M ade of the material tndf-
Gated by the name, and trimmed with beaded
gimp and inge, g vest front made OF rich
gros-grain silE, which passes over the shoul-
oers and all the way down the bscl'. This
garment must be seen TO be properly appreei-
ated; price, SO. We find our space viii not
admit OF a description OF these elegant
imported goods, as We never saw so many
handsome velvet cloaks al one store before;
We also saw an endless variety OF CASH
mere, drRp d'ete, ladies' cloth and beaver
cloaks, bssques and dolmans, literally cover
ed over with jet braid and otherwise tim
med. We saw some cloaks trimmed with
fringe, some with beads, some with braid,
some with embroidery, some with feathers
and some with all these combined. Ladies
can ind any cloak In the market at B Low
eDstein Brothers. from waterproof to the
richest velvet, and II all prices.
The infants elOsks are perfectly charming,
aud 50 many TO select from. Children's and
misses cioaks In large quantities and latest
styles.
And then iho,e handsome polonaises with
so many beads on Jhem-how the ladies must
feel when looking at them.
Still another feature in connection with the
preceding departments is q large importation
Of beaded and embroidered cashmere patterns
for polonaise, basques, and sleeves jackets.
The ladies' morning wrappers are perfectly
grand. The fur department seems replete
with everything new and desirable In that
line. II consists OF mink, ermine, fox. lynx,
N uskrat, consy, greoe, sealskin and sable
THE SHAWL DEPARTMENT
embraces every known variety and quality,
comprising brOehe, striped ottomans, etc. La
dies will nnd no difficulty in securing styles TO
please the most critical taste.
VELVET DEPARTMENT.
An immense stock Of trimming velvets,
comprising every variety, style, quality, color
and shade known to the trade, is another
grest feature in this mammoth establishment.
All OF the cloth shades are also exhibited in
richest profusion, besides an unlimited guam
tity Of Lyons cloaks and velvets; prices rang
up 10 so per yard. ED -.
The effect OF this grand. Eorsou5 and tempt
ingly msgnincent display could not
be otherwiss than telling one TO
enterprise is only the wonders Of
commercial city, not surpassed in enterprise
by any other In the Union. Purchasers were
in ana out all day by the hundred, aud not
even the admirable corps Of clerks could meet
the innumersb'e demands OF customers who
represented the best Of our society danes and
bellies, the creme de "a ere Ee Of our population.
Opening day, 1874, al Lowensteins was a
marked success-a success that reflected the
highest credit on the nrm and their assist
ants. They have by IL Increased their host OF
friends and made permanent lodgment in
the hoerts OF all the ladies Of the vast tribn-
tary 70 Memphis.