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... (f rom the London anti Paris Ladies Magazine of Fashion.) Black continues to be a favourite colour for walking dresses in velvet, silks, or woollen materials. Damnas will be fashionable for soirees as well as the promen-ade, reps broches. Plaids and stripes, particulirly the c-a)- reau royal, rops bluel, tatjtas d Itnlie, &o., &.o. rank among the principal miaterials for winter toilettes. ...