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Mr.. SHIRLEY,


The idea of BACHELORS setting him.
self up as censor of dress is somewhat
novel, yet as absurd as it may appear l
find by your paper of the LIST inst. that it
has been attempted; yes, an old bache-
lor pretends to tell what are the sensa-
tions of men OF "purity Of thought and
principle upon seeing ladies necks-l
had hoped sir that some married man
would have answered him as he ought
to be answered; or that you would have