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A HINT TO LADIEs.-The Philadelphia Penn sylsanian publishes, from the pen of lady, the following remarks on dress:

 Speaking of beauty, wish people would dress pleasantly, benevolentiy. saw lovely girl to-day looking unloveiy and unloyeable, because her mus

 lin dress s,iify stafched 10 Retp ctsaR ths !on- ger. My laundress tries in vain to persuade me into the barbarous custom. To my mind, woman should look as soft 10 the touch as flower, and as pure All her garments should be made of the fines, and socst material possible; material that will silly dispose itseiLo folds. falling gracefully around her; and not by being liable to ruiie it every mo- meni, compel her to stid attitudes and starched de- meanor, denying her all luxury of lounge and ioi ; why, my very words would grow prim and precise, were to wear dress, which depended on hoaE or potato for its propriety"