black velvet, and a bouquet of coquelicotsin front. Fig. 2.—Dress for a young lady. Fig. 3.—Dress for a school girl. Fig. 4.—Infants dress., made en lablier; ma-terial piqui, or fine muslin. Fig. 5.—Dinner-dress of light green silk, sur-plice waist, trimmed with narrow ruffles edgedwith black… … BORDER FOR A POCKET HANDKERCHIEF. ^£iiiMs>MiM^£i£s WORK DEPARTMENT. 493 PATTERNS FROM MADAME DEMORESTSESTABLISHMENT, No. 473 Broadway, New York. Metropolitan Jacket.—This is a Zouave of anew pattern, and is much admired. The bodyis three quarters high, so as to display thetucked undershirt, with…
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