Hcw York Fashions.
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Willis, in the New York Mirror has
the following Information to the Ladies. It
is the very latest, though it did not come by


Tbe bonne,s are in half>seasOn. saw
not one reasonably pretty. The women are
thinking what they shall wear, and there
are rumors of a Polka hat. What Is II TO
he like. is still in The unseen bespokendom
of Miss Corsev. Patent leather boots Tor
ladies are all the Polka. Bustles are gong
out of Polka-gone, may say They are
loves of caps. The dresses ofthis year are
all of dismal half colors and rectangular
patterns, quite offensive TO the eye'


The fashionable season is to commence
early in New York The winter is to be
ysrv Young, for the knew dance Is expected
10 turn all the stiff kneed beaux to the wall
/ No man is Polkable past twenty hve-no
/ lady past twenty Earsranchs, the mel~
! low ladies ofmiddle age are projecting some
new facilities for conversation. The ianS
are TO be larger Ito chat behind there Is
strong movement to keep The carpets down
in the best room, and have tea served
throughout the hail and dressing rooms
and no party is to eOmme IL taat without !
V sorInklInG OF poets.