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A WOMAN OF GooD TAsTE.-The following very
happy and equally true sketch is from the London
Quarterly Review:


"You this lady turning cold eye the of
shopmen and the recommendations of miners She
not how original pattern may be- if be ugly how


shape, if be awkward Whatever laws fashion Dictates
she follows laws Of her own, and is behind it, She
very beautiful things which people generally supposed
to be fetched from Paris at least made by French ml


ner but which often bought the town and
made up by her maid Not that her costume either
rich the contrary she many cheap dress,
but it is always pretty, and many old one, but is always
good. She deals gaudy confusion Of coors nor does
she affect studied sobrey but she either refreshe you with


spirited contrast composes you with udicious harmony.
Not scrap of tnse tumpery appears upon her. She
puts faith velvet bands gilt buttons twisted cord


ngs. She quite aware, however that the garnsh
potant the dress all her inner borders and headings are
delicate and fresh, and should any thing peep which
intended to be quite much that which is
After ALL there great art either in her fashions her
materials The simply consists in her knowing the
three grand untes OF dressher station, her age
and her own points And woman can dress well who
does After this need say that whoever attract
ell by the costume will not be disappointed in the wearer
She may not be handsome accomplished, but will an
for her being tempered well informed thoroughly
sensible, and complete lady"