of carnations on the right side. The mantle is made of figured black lace, and trimmed with rowsof black velvet, and a handsome thread lace. 123 THE TOLEDO. [From the establishment of G. Erodie, 51 Canal Street, New York. Drawn by L. T. Voiqt, from actual articles of costume.] … This style, equally adapted to silks, in which it is charming, represents here a light summerfabric, suited to the heats of August. It is a mantilla shape, with fluted trimming. We scarcely need observe that at this season the several styles of laces are emphatically themode. Among them the black…
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