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EDITOR OF THR HERALD


DEAR SIn-


In snswer to the wholly unfounded charges brought
forward in paper Of Saturday against the authores
OF FASHION," by some one signing him-or her-self
!" Mary haywood" have simply to reply, that Mrs.
Mowatt has heard OF any OF the published
unpublished productions Of that perscn has she
ever had cation. directly indirectly with
any Of the editors Of the Sunday Atlas


Yours, very respectfully,


JAMES MOWATT.
All this is very satisfactory, SO far as Mrs. May
wood and Mrs Mowatt are concerned. But who
is the "Mary haywood" of the Anglo american?
The editor of that paper has, it seems, in his pos
session, the sketch referred to- and the editor Of
the Atlas recollects the circumstance OF young
man calling for the MS. at his office, but knows
nothing of "Mary." The probability is that some
one has been hoaxing the Anglo-Ameris with
the view of attracting little public attention to
his articles in the Sunday paper. And yet it is
said that there is "Mary haywood" somewhere
in Division street., who makes elegant bonnets, and
writes for the Sunday papers. Will nobody unra-
vel this mystery