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HOW THE SOUTH AND NORTH DIFFER.

HOW The SOUTH AND NORTH DIFFER.
The Richmond South concludes article, contain
ing glowing accounts of the reception Of the news Of
tie Ocesn Telegraph in the Free States, IS foows:
"Thus throughout the States north of US does the
excitement and tur0re rage and foam ard bubble and
boil. Hereaboute and south Of Us the manis ap-
pears liz a milder form. Ii presents Zone OF those
violent spasms which We observe IL the Free
States, but is sober, calm satisfaction with the
results achieved and nothing more. And yet Il Is not
the csmpess Of indifference. Not at all. The people
OF tie Southern States a. deeply interested 10 this
triumph q. hcee Of NewYork, aud appreciate its
greatness fer more acutely. Why, then are they not
mole enthusiastic, more excited How IS II that tney
have given no outward vinble expression Of their n-
terest ard yfures II s because they are less su-
pefci6 lees Iosy less demonstI atve lees excitsbe
than theu Northern brethren. There Is less OF the
mob element in Southern society," and that s the ee-
uent which exhibits these antics OF irtoxcation.
An inte nse conservatism lie the predominant peculiar
ty Of southern character ard IL Is Just that guaranty
Of stability which free society lacks to preserve
from these violent popular ebulliions which bow sws
into burrcsre Of plessurable and innocent excite
ent when the Atlantic cable is laid, and which to-
uorrow msy sweep away every barrier Of good order
e. good govern uen., when bsser passions sur and
move the multitude. Northern society IL sleeping
volcano but with powerful fire forces raging inter.
rally end ready 10 burst forth In dsvouring and con-
sy mil flames without q moments notice.
The letter given below was written by Co: james
Ross Snowden, tie Director Of the Mint, and aia be-
fore the Board Of Trade Of our city Its suggestions
sre wortty Of serious consideration at this time. when
the public mind is sgitated ss TO some suitable mode
of comuemorsting the great event Of connecting the
Old AID New Worlds with the elegrsphlc wire. Tne
following Is the letter:
MINI UNITED STATES,
PmLADELPHIA, AGsGs. II, 1855.
To he Body1 Of Trade Of Philadelphia:
GyNTlEMEN the Board Of Trade tna
u,de auspices Appropriate medal be strnck 20 couneo
rate tie successful aynG Ct TIE Telegraph Cable from Europe 20
Amec. and the he sd OF cn Ehed Morse tie IL
y,ptcr ct tb. Te,sPb be placed aide Of the medal
Great military achievements have been eouemorA,ed hy
medals, but here sceul event lastlious than any
fh hs produced In the Of tse President o. The
In ed Sta,es IL triumph gorous because more
m thar VS. BY the conquero the field Of battle
II hi, hosd be fsyorAby received By your Board
All N reached leLd Whatever assistance be u
10 cary Il into effect ! an. viii great respect;
Your ob-dent servant
JAMES ROSS SNOwDEN.
Philsde Phis Pennsy y.ysaiAa-
BrsCoxBr orT WEsI.-At the telegraph csebrs.
- h. QI-Snn,a MsssAue
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TIE TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETIES.

TIE TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETIES.
The nXw-YoRK IYPOGRAPHIcAL UNION, NO. ..
A special meeting of this body was held on oatu'-
day evening at their rooms. No. 63 Bowery, for the
purpose of tskirg into COM liberation COMMUNICATION
from the New Typographical Society in reference
to tie celebraton of Tie successful laying OF the At
srtic cable. The President, Mr. Z. Is. smith, oceu'
pied the chair.
After come discussion 1t was moved that the lnvts
ton OF the Typographical Society be respectfully
&c eolipe0, and Committee Of three, consisting OF
Messrs Suly an Coburn and Nc Manu-, were appointed
to wsit upon ssidsocety ard intimate the action OF this
body in the matter. The resolution was carried Dy
vote Cf "A sgaiIst 8 dissenting.
Amen Der then moved that Committee CT five be
appointed to give some expression as to the "greN
evert OF the age ara Draft resolutions setting forth
the feelings Of the Body upon the sueeessu sying Oh
the cable. The motion was carried unanimously.
MessIs. Walsh. Eutis, Hougttop, Cross AID kemole
were nominated as the Committee 10 drht shlu leso!u'
tiors ard address.
The meeting then adjourned.
The sEw-roRK TiPoGRAPHicAL SOCIETY.
An sclturred meeunHn this Society wa; - he!d on
street There was very large attendance. and much
entl usis IL manifested. Mr. CHAs. McDEyITT pre-.
sided.
The reports of various Committees were received.
WyIkoop, Halsnbeck and Thomas offered to furnish
muck horses ard presses for the occasion, 10 be drawn
IL the parade, but ultimately gave way te Col. Il. H.
Hoe who generously offered &c furr len the necessary
presses, truck, &c, appropriately emoeished II wa
lNtL tN lbol supper SAoIiu Aeh0 tA1No ~ kAO
Apollo Rooms ths evening OF the celebration The
Stcey will lin the procession, and CORDIALLY invite
tie ct0pe,s'ion CT tie P intsIs gecsrally.
A deputslion from the Typographical Cnion No. b
waited upon the Soc!ey ana stated that owing to the
majority OF heir body being engaged on tie daily
press they would be unable 10 PNt,cps,e IN the pro-
cessor, ara therefore were obliged to respectfully
decline the invitation Alter q few otLer remarks,
the Commit; wthdiew.
ore Of the members Of tie Society inquired OF the
PresiceIt IL be that the propretors Of the
tely journals would suspend ths publication of their
several journals Thursday, the day after the cele-
brstiop. lie was afraid, unless they did 90, that the
typos w,nld be prevented mastering in such num-
beis as the occasion smterty deserved.
The President replied that the gentlemen connected
With Tie journal cf Commerce and COurier and En-
Qu.rtr had informed nm tha. tdoss papers would
lend their publication on tie "a Of September.
Cbetrs)
gentleman suggested. thst, if eIpedient an i'd
ress sloud be prepared and presented to the proprie
tors Of the daily journals, respectfully calling upon
them 10 give ther employs a. opportunity OF joining
in tie jubilee, by no. publishing their pspers on the
Gay following
After come routine business, the meeting adjourned.
PROPOSED CELEBRATION In PHILADEL-
PHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. q. 1853.
A geu.rsi meeting ef citizens favorable to Psrtic
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SpECIFTcATIoNs for the contract for the

SPEcIFTCATIONs for the contract for the
The city, Fourth District ~, '''' y
contractor ali The marinis IL paase1y .n3 ~.
contractor being allowed TO IN the Of
wharf ony whatever Old plies which By the Surveyor
The new wharf shall Sc constructed according To The n
Tes ps q q s rssr s = sy
square al he other end and hs b driven fem Is 70 n
Of piles shall squared according heights 70 IS
gysn y sse sasseyoT sa sn ssa n y
said piles with drag nails inch square by IS nchrs The
gs the distances o. from esniers shall be
Strongly ias,eted = each istereeiion with with drag nas
The psnis or Ike ooas shan be Il yellow pine Of the best
they hs ss strongly nAls each q the sleeper.
a1 Viii EACH q ~ sSs md 4
flooring shall p.Oset feet outside Of The piles into
fender cap 70 INCHES which shall project Y inches
sleeper with screw bolts < inches in diameter Two
moong piles L. inches shall be driven whore the
the wharf with At least bolts Of
substantial waodsn railing shall constructed all around
sid Shs river front zee Which shall Be feet in heht
All the materials shall be Of the hes, qualify and
Tine work ha PERFORMED il sseoSanes with the lines
levels and Of the City Surveyor and TO the entire
The ec.rsStO. shall be bound to begin the work in the
Common coass aud to %pes the sss one moth sfisr.
usde penalty ten dollars day fos each and day
Security to an amount q $500 shall be required guarantee
cash completion the accent
| Rnce Of the by the City Surveyor.
well understood that Of failure by the
to begin finish the work there within the period
he ounc be dissatisfied
which the work being executed the Con Gil shall have The
right the without putting
aglt required by article 1875 o the Civil Code
applying scout Of ju,tce snni The aud without in
deinnity Alzn well understood
lime abandon the finish and
complete same conformity win his contract
tractor claims may have any part the
work done by him the date q the abandonm and TIA
therefor and aho well understood that in the contract
be resold and his securities shall be held
solido pay The city all loss difference
the which the originally contracted
perform the work and the which adjudieztad
| al a resale readjudication
BIDS to be per square superficial who
work complete.
New Orleans June IL, 1858
lsignedl LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by the Commees Streets and Landings OF both
Boards oil the Cornnon Council
lsigne i II. T. VESNkRD, lct.....
isignedl ROBERT HUYGHE cnairmsn-
| HENRY DUREL4
ie25 II Clerk Of Comptroller
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Isignedl cH1s. n. WATERMAN, Mayor.



rolon Avenue for the construction Of turning
6tp old bridge shall be taken down as well as
old shall be The properly ofhe aud thall
be removed and hauled away BY said contractor,
shall be CONSTRUCTED in all points il recodsnee with ,s
dimensions marked on the same.
PiER-ihe pier sepprng The bridge shall be built Of best
hard laid in best hS drauc mortar
resrg platform of two Weaknesses Of by ~ inches
cypress pnks laid close and crossing each other in the best
SAID pIfon snail rest on wooden grating Of Y Y Inch
famed, holted and finished as marked on the plan.
Pearl river cypress lie qualify well raed and having
the dimensions marked The plans All the tmoeIs shall be
half roin apbaum on the edges and wherever two
be constructed on each bridge the
plans The floor shall be Of Harrow cypress plank inches
IRjs woRK AsD GAsrISssThs bed plates rollers and ma,
iron properly and fastened the whole according to said
The bolts suspension rods straps hogchps etc. and all
the requiring asienngs shall be Of the best quality Of Te9nes
The hoeehsins TO be ~ inches in diameter.
PEss, ErcThe Hbutment piers shall be lined
ground Of feet said les TO receive
sheahng Of by IL inch press panks strongly nailed will
The space between the existing on Of
filled up graded according PLAN and the 6ng shall
with Of lake shells least foot thick and sol
kaings Similar to those Of the bridge will surround tn
pile lining, and sidewalks similar to those Of the bridg
shall be built all along said ratings The whole shown
the plans
FENDERs-Fender piles protect the bridge being
ured by vses shall be driven and framed AS marked tn
plans.
ngs posts the hogchas, 10 fact all wood and o
usually painted shall receive covering Of three
best oil paiht OF suitable colors
GENERAL CLAUsEs-The bridge when completed shall PEI
well squibriated In order that II be easily
the work in all It's details shall be perfectly well
otherwise Il shall be rejected by the Surveyor.
the materials shall be OF the best quality and shall
nished by the contractor we'll as the labor.
The contractor shall guarantee the bridge to stand for
of from the completion Of the aud all repai
o
his EXPENSE and TO the faithful
Of this clause, shalt nh
price Of until the expiration said
which fifth shall paid only the bridge be found
feet order by the Surveyor otherwise shall forfeited
! | the OF the city.
contractor shall be bound begin
following the approval the adjudication by
Council and complete the three months AFTER under
penalty OF dollars day for each aud day herafi
the Is completed.
Security Of sl5Ol shall be required qua
: the faithful performance Of the contract
the completion Of the work aud
D Rnec Of the BY the City Surveyor.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

4 hat Of failure By The contractor
70 begin finish the wok o. part thereof gtn the period
1xed IN Council dfssstisded with The
which Is being executed the Council shall have the
annu the contract without putting The contractor In
required by article 1875 Of the Civil Code and without
applying Of Justice annul the and without IN
saso that the contractor
any abandon the work NOT finish and complete
the same IN conformity with his the said contractor
shall forfeit all claims he have FOR euy part Of the work
done By him The date Of ahaudonu1en and that the city
and al liability therefor
and well understood that in The contract Be r.od
his securities shall be held and bouud
sodo pay the city all loss difference between the
price which the originally contracted % perform
me price which 1t may be adjudicsfed at
sale readj1dicatou.
Bis 10 be for he whole work complete.
IsignesJ -' = LOUIS IT. PILE. City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of both
Boards Of the Common Council.
fsienedl H. T. yRNNARD, Ir,.t-.r
Signed JOHN z. HOLLAND, yON~'ssN-
Registered June II, lsSs ,,vv,vnrpv
jsIs It Clerk Of COMPTROLLER.
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Vt6 ORLEANS Daily Crescent.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.


TUESDAY, 22d June, 1858.
The Board met this day pursuant to adjournment.
Members present: Hon. G. H. Waldo, President |;
Messrs, Dolhonde, Hnyghe, Kearny, Phelps, Beebe,
BENT, Leee and White-9
The reading of the journal was, on notion dis
pensed with.
The following message was read
MAroKAprY OF WV oRtEAss 4
City Hall, June Is, 1855
Genenen have the honor transmit for considera
tion ne following commu icat ons, viz
preas tSnaiSn Of John Ceeer,son Esg a. ono e. the
3 A letter from Hon O. Roseus and petition, in relation
TO The blacksmith shop of John Lambert the Of Apollo
and Josephine recently ordered by resolution Of the
- COMMUNICATE from jacob Louis claiming s59o from
Inc 9r damages alleged TO have been done to his property
Communication from Mrs Bean claiming $50 for damages
Concentration from Jean Fisss claiming $50 for dam
The claims a57ve enumerated are only portion Of thos,
which have been presented at this office for damages alleged
% have been Sustained Of the illegal action OF
the Vigilance Committee; If this corporation sto made liable
the duty Of he Common Council to prosecute At once
,Ssh measures as VII place the ba then and responsibility
sLy belong Those Who dance shoad be made to pay the
f. n. SUMMERS, Acting ,yor
On motion, the resignation Of John Culbert on as
Director Of the New Orleans, 0pelousas and Great
Western Railroad Company was read and accepted
On motion, the second part OF the above message
was referred to the Police Committee, and the 3d.
SNA
mittee
The following communication was read, and on
motion, the LIST part referred to the Committee
on. Streets and Landings, and the I'd part to the
Finance Committee
CosPrRoLLER's OFFICE.
New Orleans, june 22 1858.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City OF New Orleans:
Gentemenn accordance with the resolutions named
below and with the usual notice from this Office adudicaed
June is per No s95l making ballast road
Frout between Nors Dame and Triangle streets
to jobs Brysecurty Francisco dollars
twenty cents per running foot
81 per resolu ion No 1902 erecting engine
for the of Crescent Fire Com No, "a TO n Durel
security, Peianne Brosfo thirty tive hundred dolles
June % resolution NO. 1885 for the construction OF two
brick cuyeris for draining Julia street into the Canal
Basin, TO Nicholson Co-securts jeremiah Lincoln-for
thirty five hundred dollars.
All Of which subject the approval rejection Of
honorable body.
herewith transmit statement No l03 checks drawn by
the Treasurer'for the week ending this day
Very respectfully, your obed.en servant,
7. TBEARD, Comptroller.
The following communication was read and, on
motion, referred to the Finance Committee
TREAsURER's DEPARTMENT.
Weekly Report Of Receipts ana Draon for the Week End
ing Saturday, June 10, 1855.
DR..
To balance last report $l4 202 81
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me boat shaII be 40 feet long A. me bottom a rect Lang On
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thsa * inches large and shall he placed a. from essrs
ensne~ ~ 4 iii ovssr;l ,,sa- IN. $40 :. p nv, - -
"a q. n - rshe.f a. a ,,oks 80 ~ a. 800 t;-[
shsi .1sa ~ ry,ced a. s,ch IA r. ~ 49, - $40 ~ ~
,ae a. ~ sheli = nIserd a. esr sssr .t ~ M, ss
Fading fore ard an aud shall be fastened % y inch irons
me elnns sbsI ~ ,r~i - ,teE go ~ ,r z. 80 -
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Ths h-s- s,r - N xilesr nss- 80 ~ 49,
hsef and shn ~ s-fened ~ tfs ria.ss ,5f q ,e srr
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hser.s vrih g linen iron h,s = - ~ " '-'eHeA " me
The HRS forward and Al staIl he & bv reha. f.,.~~
for rsisine he gsfes ete sha hs plses ~ 1920 Hi
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Inc hal BE- pankes snesbwsy Win ~ tseb
and esnk ed and then sesthed 70 and down With sae slansd
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POLICE AND HEALTH.
Mr.. Whitney, on behalf OF the above Committee,
offered the following report, which was read and
adopted
l. On resolution referred having 10 It's object in
IF s p9ss oss & The @ e aeh az ncsa
OF the opinion that At the present me y Is rot :,
which, II proper and efficient men are apponed viii be quite
G q s "a would bs
dure time may be necessary 10 The fail o. the year 70
out Of The contingent said fund y nearly exhausted
and 10 can be mil ne Z, ee
appointed Chief OF Police your commee Eel uy sa.n.
y protection all citizens The committee, therefore,
port against the adoption Of The Iesopiion 9 Amin
last ard reJsesd b the Board Of Aldermen list June giving
on Il Race S. S he Ba
~ @ 10 n sG on o. e
presses the erection Of such establishment would be
dange,on: your conmies tseEefo beg to be discharged
Respectfully sue,n,s q etdI,rxvv
u. ,BEgsE; r
The hour having arrived, the Board Of Aldermen
met the Board Of Assistants in their Hall in
JOINT SESSION.
The rules being called the following members an
swered to their names;
Aldermen-Hon. J. o. Nixon, President; Messrs
DeLabarre, Forsta, Harrison, Howell, Landry, Ven
nard and Willis.
Assistant Aldermen-Hon c. II. Waldo, President
Whitney, Beebe, BENT, Leefe, Masscot, Moreno
White and Monroe-14.
On motion, the Common Council proceeded to tht
election of Bank to deposit the moneys and assets
belonging to the city of New Orleans.
The Louisiana State Bank was nominated, anC
having received the unanimous vote, was declared
| duly elected.
| On motion, the Board proceeded to the election o
| four Assistant Recorders.
For Assistant Recorder of the First District, Mr.. J
| 7. Monroe nominated, and having received th'
| unanimous vote, was declared duly elected.
For Assistant Recorder Of the Second District, Mr.
J. BENT was nominated, and having received thu
| unanimous vote was declared duly elected.
For Assistant Recorder of the Third District, Mr.
j. Magoni was nominated, and having received tn
unanimous vote was declared duly elected
For Assistant Recorder Of the Fourth District, Mr.
| B. S. Harrison nominated and having received
the unanimous vote, was declared duly elected.
On motion, the Board proceeded to the election o
| a Director in the New Orleans Opelousas and Grea
Western Railroad Company, in place of ]. gilbert
son, resigned.
Mr.. B. o. vienaud, Jules A. Blanc and Henry Bic
were nominated.
Mr.. B. O. Vignaud received the votes OF Messrs
DeLabarre, Forstal, Harrison, Howell, Landry, Ven
nard Wilt. Dolhonde, Magioni, Beebe, Moreno AM
| Monroe-l2.
Mr.. Henry Bier received the votes of Messrs Waldo
Huyghe Phelps Whitney, BENT, Leefe and Massicc
II.
Mr.. Jules A. Blanc received the votes Of Messrs
| Nixon, Kearny aud Whites
Mr.. b. o. Vignaud having received the requisite
majority, was declared duly elected Director in tn
| New Orleans, Opeousas and Great Western Railroa
| Company.
The Common Council having terminated the cleo
| tion the Board of Aldermen retired.
On motion, the Board adjourned until Tuesda
| next the 29th instant, at o'clock, p. NJ.
| JAS. A. HOPKINS, Secy.
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PETITIoNs--oFFICIAL.
iI,o THE uoNoRaHLE TnE commoN

rINO THE HONORABLE THE COMMON
Council Of the City Of New rieans
EEw ORLEANS, April 9Th, 1855
the undersigned Of 'front.'
ing street. respectfully petition yoar honorable
body pass resolution, ordering underground be
made on Common street, commencing Magazi and
ending the vsz Canal Of material called the
ndestruciibe Wafer Pipe Ioh Pipe The whole 10
be done Conformity C approved March lSh, lS55
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

OoMPTROLLER's oFFIcE,
City of New Orleans June IS 1855
No. 1909.
RESOLVED That the Comptroller be he Is hereby anor-
lowest bidder after dive days notice oil
journs for taking down the bridge
New Cnriuton Avenue and building u one, in
accordance with plans and specifications of the City
adjudication be subject the approval rejection
the Common Council.
ISignedl j. MAGIONT,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
[Signedl II. NJ. SUMMERS,
President Board OF Aldermen.
Approved April % 1858.
tsignedl CHAs. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY, 25h inst will
adudcate at my office O'Clock NJ. the above
jeiS Il r. THEARD. Comptroller.
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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen
A L'HONoRABLE coNsEIL coumUS DE

NoUvEILk. ORLEANS n avrfl 1855
MeseusIe sousgnes propretares de faisant face
Ia Comnne prisn voire bonoa
resolution ordonnant la CONNECTION dun
agou soucain Ia De Ia Commune De Ia des Nigga
GalvsE lie dit egout devart ers f Patent
Indesrucb- Water Pipe fer. LIE tout conoFmemenf
= .-a..n.. L. arlaars
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Resod That the Surveyor he hereby authorized
apart the Lafayette Cemetery No for the Of the
Orphans Home seventh Fourth District for burial
purp0sesay 80 feet front the Rorh side Of the Central
Walk Of said Cemetery by DEPTH of co feet said 10
ground exclusively the burial Of dead Of
Institution. All ordinances ofornanees conflicting
with the above hereby repealed.
lSiguedl ]. MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
TSignedl A. LANDRY.
President pro Board of Aldermen.
lssnedi ii. II. SUMMERS, Mayor. je2l St
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CPAVE DU SECOND DISTRICT-u etc
Il conduit depot des Epaves du Second District rue Der
bguy, entire les Ste Dumaine, CONNIE epaves
bale pale dehviron mains de haut ayant des
marques la sele du collier bogne de % droi eropee
gauche le cote ganehe du
ire, aampee Is fepaule gauche.
Une che nOre, yAnt les deGx grizzlies tendues.
blanche les deux oreilles moiiie
coupees ct fendnes-
vendu penchere pubique au dit depot
sAMEDI, 26 de JUN 1855, midi
Nouvele. Orleans, is JUN 1885, jel6 q %
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To balance cash on hand. ...........,.........-..
Notes re-eiyable-From Z. Bonny, Notary, one lot
Of ground sold 10 y. ;. Vessel N square bound
ed By Louisa, Cl0uet. Royal and Moreau streets,
sold for 500 cne-fourth CASH and balance H. II,
Is md "a nonths eaeh note flr sll5.............