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Peytycket Chronicle.

 "The Last Touch."-Two very pretty girls went trippingly through Broadway a few days since, and by the neatness and new style of their dress, attracted universal obser- vation. The young dansels, though scarce ly in their teens, walked the more briskly with les yeux baisses'-the more the eyes of others fell on them. Twas clear, howev- CT, that woman-like they were not wholly un- conscious that they were performing u role on the great theatre of our city promenade, which would for the moment at least, place them on the list of distinguees. which proba- bly they were innocently aiming at, and in this case very successfully, for we've rarely seen costume or forms more to our taste.- They were neither too tall CT slcnder-habit- ed in close blue silks, with frills at the shoul- ders, and below them puffs, and their narrow sleeves, as is now the mode. Little wee wee hats of fblack-while each graceful, little arm. for they were both attired precisely alike. was thrust cunningly in the tinymuff they carried before. This and all the rest corresponded exactly to the dinsmuendo style of fashion, which the lady-world, to use Fanny Kemble's idion, are now "cottoning to-" in preference to the mammoth pattern. upon which most of the articles of the dress have hitherto been modelled.-NoGh:

 A young man, who had attended more to the cultivation of his heels than of his mind, Aattered himself that he could better his con- dition by shaking his feet rather than an emp. ty skull, and issued the following proposals:

 Dan Sing SkaA-mis ter lightfoot proposes toe pen a dan sius skull in which that hel- ligunt hart will be fort in the new west fash. un. lad des and gen tel men hoo may sea fight to patron eyze him in his under take in, will plez to sin thaer names to this ear paper.

 note Ben a. Skull to be pin.as sune as twean te sinners do sin, ''e