DRESS OF GREEN SILK. P GE 231. silk, fitting closely to the figure, trimmed with rich gimp. Pockets towards the back. Coat sleeves. Dress of purple brocade, trimmed with quillings up the side of the skirt. No. 2.-Marquise bonnet, of chenille tissue, black and white. White ribbon with chenille fringe to match the tissue. A puffing forms the crown and replaces the curtain. A white datura with a black velvet leaf decorates the outside. A datura with ribbon loops is put inside. Gusman cloak. Made of black velvet trimmed with gimp, or of cloth with galoon and gimp. No. 3.-Diadem of roses with gold foliage. Nemea, a ball cloak made of red cashmere with applications of lace or gold trimming. Gold tassels. This same garment may be made of cloth, for walking dress, with galoon and gimp trimming, or of velvet with guipure applications. BACK AND FRONT OF RIDING HABIT. PAGE 231. No. 4.-The Buili. Cashmere shawl, with small plaited silk collar terminated by gimp and guipure. In the middle, below the col lar, there are two , large plaits with a fall in the middle terminated by guipure. The edge is trimmed all round with a headed plaiting, and a row of gimp between the head and this plaiting. Dress trimmed with large fals, each having in t middle a large cord, and surrounded with guipure. Princess bonnet, of colored velvet, having on the top palm leaves of black lace embroidered with jet. An Argus feather falls in front over bows of velvet like the bonnet. No. 5. Paletot of heavy corded silk or cloth, fitting closely to the figure, with rich gimp and steel ornaments at the waist, and a short pelerine trimmed with fringe, with a heading of steel gimp. No. 6.-Pardessus of rich black silk, trimmed with heavy pipings of the same. Leg of mutton sleeves fulled into a cuff at the wrist. Striped silk dress. Black straw bonnet, trimmed with blue velvet and feathers. No. 7.-Jacket of vel also the corsage, which has a series of small basques united by means of straps of velvet. Coat sleeves, trimmed to match the skirt. Chip bonnet, trimmed with a black and crimson bird, and a black lace scarf. Nos. 4 and 5.-Back and front of riding habit. It is made of cloth with a rounded basque behind, which, after falling over the hips, is cut in a point in front. The trimming consists either of cord or galoon. Coat sleeves. Page 231, No. 1. Child's dress and paletot of white alpaca, daintily braided in black, and ornamented with drop buttons. The paletot is rounded in front. Pufffed sleeves with jockeys. No. 2.-Muslin waist, vet, trimmed around with steel gimp. The sleeves are openea, with folds put on to simulate a fichu, strapped across with up the inner side of the arm, and satin is let in and slashed narrow velvet, and edged with an embroidered ruffle. Blue across with cord. ribbon, edged with lace, encircles the throat and forms a trimming for the front, where it crosses and fastens behind with long ends. Sleeves with full epaulets, and trimmed with blue ribbon edged with lace. No. 8.-Circular of rich black silk. It is bordered with and trimmed up the sides with rich black lace. Moire antique dress. No. 9.-Dress and paletot of silk, trimmed with silk edged gimp and steel passementerie. No. 10.-Circular of cloth, trimmed with gimp and jet. Blue silk dress; the skirt is ornamented with blue cord and Page 233, No. 1.-Grecian head-dress. Any lady of ingenuity and taste can readily make up this style of head-dress, which exceeds all others in popularity at the present time. Three pieces of stiffening, of graduated lengths, should be covered with black velvet, and dotted over with steel, jet, pearl, or coral beads, and after being properly adjusted to the head, should be fastened either with ribbon or an elastic at the back. Nos. 2 and 3 are the latest styles of ear-rings now worn. Our engravings represent them of the actual sizes. These styles are MUSLIN WAIST. so eccentric that the earrings are rarely made in gold, but of a superior kird of French gilt. Page 234, Nos. 1 and 2.-Back and front of a corsage of alpaca. The front is strapped across with silk cord over a vest of some contrasting shade of silk. The basque is also strapped over silk at the back and sides. Coat sleeves with epaulets and revers. No. 3.-Walking Costume. Velvet hat, bordered with feathers, and with two standing upright. Poplin dress, looped up with bands of black velvet dotted over with steel buttons. Round corsage of the same material, with an over jacket of poplin, bound with velvet, and ornamented with steel buttons. Coat sleeves attached to the dress with velvet cuffs. The jacket bas only epaulets. Nos. 4 and 5.-Back and front of black silk corsage, trimmed with bands of the same, bound with a bright colored silk and edged with fringe. These bands ornament the back and front, and extend as bretelles over the shoulders. Coat sleeves trimmed to match. Page 235, No. 1.-Breakfast cap of Valenciennes lace, trimmed with narrow blue ribbon made up into a rosette, and wide ribbon forms streamers and ornaments the back. No. 2.-Head-dress composed of two rows of lace, separated by ribbon, which forms a bow and streamers, with a rose and leaves in the centre at the back. In front the lace is rounded, and is ornamented with a bow and roses. Nos. 3 and 4-Sleeve of French lawn, trimmed with blue silk, edged with narrow lace, and ornamented by circular pieces of the same. Collar to match. Nos. 5 and 6.-Sleeve of linen, it is hemmed and stitched so as to form points, which are finished off by a row of neat inserting. Collar to match. Page 236, No. 1.-Hair dressed in the Tallien style. Upper skirt of plain silk, with an underskirt of striped silk. The upper skirt is full, and is scalloped and bound with silk of the same shade as the stripes of the lower skirt. Round waist with wide sash fastened in front. Yoke of striped silk. Coat sleeves. Scarf of plain silk, trimmed with ribbon to match the binding of the upper skirt. Round hat of white felt, with trimmings of velvet and plumes. No. 2.-White felt hat, trimmed with velvet ribbon, intertwined with gold cord and tassels, and white plumes. Skirt and jacket of silver gray alpaca. The jacket conforms slightly to the figure at the back, and falls straight and is pointed in front, and, like the dress, is trimmed with a silk and steel cable cord. No. 3.-Dress of striped poplin. The skirt is ornamented with three bias felds of the same. High round corsage. Coat sleeves trimmed with two bias folds at the wrist. Bonnet of shirred silk, trimmed with flowers and lace. No. 4-Dress of poplin, looped up over a skirt of the same material scalloped around the bottom. Short round paletot, with coat sleeves and outside pockets, trimmed with velvet ribbon and buttons. Empire bonnet of straw, with velvet and flowers as trimmings. Fig. 5.-Patti bonnet of white chip, trimmed with lace, embroidered with gold feathers, and small gold stars. Dress and paletot of empress cloth, trimmed with narrow bands of silk, ornamented with flat steel buttons. Coat sleeves similarly trimmed. No. 6.-Dress of silver gray moire antique, with paletot of the same, each breadth is turned back and faced with blue silk. The trimming consists of narrow guipure lace and buttons. Round hat of blue velvet, ornamented with a pheasant's plume. DESCRIPTION OF COLORED FASHION PLATE. FIG. 1.-DRESS OF HAVANA COLORED POPLIN. The skirt is ornamented with a narrow flounce of the game, headed by brown velvet. At the sides the velvet M EAR-RING: PAGE 231. EAR-RING. extends a short distance up the skirt, where it is met by bows of cord and tassels. The cord extends up to the waist.. Corsage with velvet collar, fastened by a cord and tassel. Small basques all around the waist edged with brown vel.vet. Close sleeves, with a puff at the top, and velvet cuffs fastened by cord and tassels. FIG. 2.-DRESS OF BLUE SILK, trimmed up the front, back and sides with two bars of velvet, ornamented with velvet bows. The lowest bows have long ends. Corsage, with a rounded basque, trimmed with narrow blue velvet ribbon. A bow with long ends, edged with lace, is tied at the back Coat sleeves. Straw hat, trimmed with velvet ribbon. FIG. 3.-DRESS OF STRIPED BLACK AND WHITE SILK. The front is looped up over a petticoat of scarlet silk, trimmed with gimp and steel ornaments. The skirt of the dress is edged with a pinked fold of scarlet silk, and is raised in graceful folds in front by bows of crimson silk, with gimp and steel ornaments. Short round basque and coat sleeves, trimmed with pinked bands and bows of crimson silk, and gimp and steel ornaments. Round hat, trimmed with a torsade of crimson ribbons and white plumes. FIG 4-DRESS OF GREEN POPLIN, with a loose paletot of the the same. The trimming consists of passementerie (gimp). Round hat, trimmed with a plait of green ribbon with long ends and an aigrette. FIG. 5.-DRE'S OF THE NEW STYLE OF CHANGEABLE SILK. The skirt is quite plain with a very deep pointed basque. It is trimmed back and front and over • the shoulders with narrow bands of silk, edged with fringe of various colors and rows of flat buttons. Epaulets of fringe. Round hat, trimmed with wide black velvet and flowers. FIG. 6.-DRESS OF CUIR-COLORED POPLIN, with a basque slightly conforming itself to the figure. The trimming is composed of cord and tassels of the same color as the dress. Empire bonnet of silk, tulle, lace and flowers. FIG. 7.-PURPLE MOIRE ANTIQUE SKIRT, trimmed around the bottom and up each side of the front breadth with a narrow ruffle, put on in festoons, and headed with steel beads. An arabesque design of steel gimp, ornaments the front. Jacket of heavy black silk, open in front, and just reaching to the top of the belt behind. The jacket and sleeve are edged with a drop trimming of steel. Black silk sash, ornamented with steel. of black silk. Aumoniére bet HATS, TURBANS, &c. PAGE 225. We take pleasure in presenting to our readers illustrations of the latest novelties from the celebrated establishment of J. R. TERRY, 409 Broadway. No. 1.-Lady Grant hat of silk velvet, square crown, drooping front and back, with droop brim. It is trimmed with bullion and crystal fringe, and an elegant ostrich feather set in a bow of velvet, fastened with a rich gilt ornament. No. 2.-Infant's hat of blue velvet; a row of gilt fringe surrounds the hat, an ostrich tip set in a bow of velvet and a cluster of pearls completes the trimming of this exquisite little hat. FRONT OF CORSAGE OF ALPACA. PAGE 231. and it has a money pocket as well as a pocket for the handkerchief. Altogether this is the most complete, novel and beautiful article ever yet produced in the fur line. Mr. Terry is the sole importer in this country, and it can only be had at his establishment, or of his authorized agents through the country. Collars to match the muffs may be had with them or separate. DESCRIPTION OF ROUND HATS.-PAGE 229. ROUND hats have become so popular of late, not only for little girls, but also for "children of a larger growth" for traveling, for the country, the promenade, and especially for driving in the Central Park, that we have given this style of head-gear our especial attention, and by kind permission of Messrs. MILLER & VAIL, of 497 Broadway, of |