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COMPTROLI.ER--OFFIC

and every square acceptance Of the by City
follows, o-wi: the proportion to be paid by the
property elaers In bills against said property holders
mads ~ ne Uy Surveyor IN WIN section 2 Of tho
who shall be subFogatcd 10 all the rights Of the city and
keire the property in Of OF NIL Of said
bills and the city Of New Orleans not to be held liable
sble for Of said bills should the net be paid The
proportion TO be raid by the city In cash. tho Treasurer
ing in guarantee ten cent Of each settlement until the
pletion Of the whole work
ceiyng his certificates the Of publication Of tho petitions
Of the Il being well understood snd
shall have the right of demanding Of said petitioners
reimbursement of said cost of publication.
well understood that failure by the contractor
TO begin finish the work, any part thereof within the Pc
Rod fixed, the Council DO dissatisfied with the
in which tbs work being executed the Council shall have the
70 annu the contract without putting the contractor " de-
fault required by article 1905 OF the Civil Code and without
applying TO court of Justice annE the and without in
demniy and is also we'll understood that in the
complete the same with his contract the
shall forfeit all claims he may have any part the
done by him up 70 tho date of Tao abandonment and that
the city shall be thereby discharged and an liability
thsre.o; well understood that contract
reod the contractor and his securities shall held
bound in odo pay tho city all loss difference between
the at which the contractor originally contracted per
form the work. and the price which may be adndicaed at
aresale or REHABILITATION.
Bids to per superficial yard square block paving fur
nhed and laid complete including the gatar stones
curbones taken up and read per running of brckng
and tagging the sidewalks taken up and rcad including all
the materials which may be necessary per bridge
top furnished and laid complete.
New Orleans, February S, 1860
Isignedl LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor
Approved by the Committees Landings 81 both
Boards Of the Common Council
Registered March 18th, 1850
mis- Ia HENRY DUREL for Comptroller
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i SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACTS
and keeping II repair the ballast roads
The repairs 81 the ballast roads adndcated nto ia.
d as's u he Wis., p
Second coutract the ballast roads of the Second Dis
Third eonaetA ihs ballast roads the Third District
on as ssa osa s sa ss f che
vse aec Market street 10 Fecty Ro sdee IL ~ hs
street from Lafayss's gey Road Felicity Roaa Oh
from Howard y Magnolia aope street from ioeas
rom eysa from % Psss =
and tis Claiborne streets sees
se VI ss sa rom as Il a Ann es
Esanaas e su Sa oss,sm
sosds Il Die third conirac. a. n
,oT Essan Fields 70 Louisa street Fields and
Espaaas e Gsinnss s sasss aud q ca
And ne ballast roads clasd IN the fourth contract are on
fem n t. Water
Washig.on Harmony Py,anis street. from Fs
city kSsd to Frs. street on Felicity Road
and New Felicity ROAD d Teboani
The ballast reads shall delivered 10 the
s work. eanits sa u ss a ss fapnd d + @ s
sss az f. Pds1 t sd roads II perfect
not inches 70 and eosesins ad roaa
s's 1ss Rassf s. &. aeS
sa ss M ee ~ dny q e
ts bs odss and condition anF and rus on their
sns s as roads y pss hey
roller such the gravel sud broken stonss vii s
massrias s Sd be If Tho best quality and .. m
nished by ihe eenaeiora wen ihe abor s1a'
t sga q SAD roads shall be under the supervision the
Ias ssass ss & II, ss a comply i,ia
t. 4 se1 sn q % under penalty each
s WORK neglected. ~ & es 4 e s9 q d.
20 e. ssn 3; The same % he shall haze
shalt e bouna deliver said roads al lbs az
endion and ia default BY % 10 do ILL., gaae5 sha
a mosahy sfsissss and e he rsiansd Il
Each e the shah furnish security 10 the s,.f.
seassss q guarantee the performance II
hal b made monthly certificates Of the
monthly payment sSs NTH he z + Az psr
alter nspecton ~ rs 6s paid on final certificate
Iais W. ssse condition Of The should be
Ihs contractors shall he bound daily At The street Com
H. esa ~ oeosk 70 receive orders relative
Ts shall adiadsated Tor term of one van
zen hat IN s sas e f fss ~ hs %
I ss s ssase 6 a g si;
which the work u being eaeesed The Council ss hsx IN
r. aeiP G ma sl,sb
epss . nj ena q .asss e anu s and without
ss s s ao s ssss aa ss
II ssss ar ~ p az s II. sss,ss
s s s s e. ss aba sS r.
m i aso well sasFseod that CONTRACTS b. esod
e ssiass !. e s ss a1,s r. ely q ss,Sss he
ssa sk sa III prss ~ which audssied
Bids & sss she whole ,eD.,. ,nsua.d s,
Al sassa " y l EaIIrs 4 pms .,,..
= K s s s s 6s
s'sAsa'a H 4 4 yFs ;1;lya,,a:lRs ,e.,,,..,
gssis:sred ssseh s..h, lss 'soAf 'uYeHE eaA'sAsa
49, E Henry DuREI, for cosnp,rollss.
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4s * ~ sfseaSf sahe n. X. Festsl
# YI4f2S1xl S5ftsaiok Of THE amateur shephefl
keso8>S a k01ySnE some indissnet recoileetions .
i fl1N IN N xesn br The asthor - his earl.
3s16ly bFowse the cooling hens.
A50ME tlin haf3ing lea,
&&y 46SnG&ins ekrw tHe Bitter cnas
kn1 GROW quits nierrily
sxeet pfsllis rsilks the gentle oalf,
& s7n1lnx soft and lqW,
E1lt6 She NhistlinE 3f0ge MIG M,
9 {5f BLOW, Pale LFIiess Hlows
I&s1 ans down Ii Slanhss.
4. Oh 4 niffssy 651c ktEszH -nense; u.
x II 1900 fhe x0ufhsBl ploagh bay
Il gSS N A Sl0sx sIlBt dFeaEs
80 - Sz>515sf5 ss2Ik Tho iArks ches- wsepe'd
= - liz Sshzggy seSSing sun,
9SSSS5 ri u {jefsnt' East.
GET IL IT'LL md grassy mead
n III Iii sIi3yht caxne uns 4he iluttering cows
~ ~ x6daiink III = row,
Ana Ehlfl(s a6ased her gentle song
i3f BA0x RAia llieH. Flow
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country captain, desiring to cross field, came
to an opening in the fence large enough to permit
two persons to pass abreast. Unfortunately he
was deficient in military tactics, and could not re-
member the order which would have accomplished
the difficult task OF filing through bnt his Ingenuity
id not desert him, and therefore he ordered halt
and then said: IN
Gentlemen, you are dismissed for one minute,
when you will fall in tother side of the fance.'
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Why should lawyers be elassed as members O
the feminine genderg Because they are fee-males
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A man falls in love just as De falls down stairs.
II j an accident perhaps, and very probable mis-
fortune; something which he neither intended, nor
foresaw, nor apprebended. But when he runs in
love, IT is as when he runs ia debt ii il done
knowingly and Intentionally, and very often rashIy
and foolishly, even if not rdiculously, niserably
and ruin0usiy. l'7 T11T55'8
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drapers advice to his son. in selecting d VIII,
is Get piece of calico that win wash,i
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A correspondent wants to know whether. con-
siderinG the great utility Of the ocean, poets are
not wrong to call it :. a waste of water n.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26

A teacher of penmanship, in twelve lessons
taught Mwyer to read his own writing.
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The Rochester Express records the death Of a
daughter Of Frederick Douglas. Since her Eather,s
her occupation, and gradually sunk away and died.
She had got the idea firmly fixed In her mind that
her father would never come back, and that If he
did return he would have to go to prison and exc
cution. 55
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~ sdsalSsstator 81 lie estats " ascaas !
n sM Hampshire, adyertises for saIs Al
SS M Fnssing apparel e Mrs Al O.
80 ss;ef ,95nsafang Of one bed, Two CARPETS. and
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w ssa9z Assl sRaxpew sHApas, Y,
49, = ssssse asil'y ssis.s sssss has
sSsit siss 4 Iss. 8. AZ ssl
8 '4alssa ne ss slsss resas ss new
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CoNPTRoLLER's OFFIcE.
City of New Orleans, March s, 1860. {

CoMPTRoIRR's OFFIcE, !
City Of New Orleans March s, 1860 :
mo. 1851
Rsod That the Comptroller be and he hereby authorized
to adudcste the lowest bidder after twenty days notice
the official journal contract or furnishing delivering
therefortwo Worthngon Force Pumps or force
pumps of other character force pump TO b
capable Of lifting and furnishing 4000 gallons water pe
hour all in accordance with specifications Of the City
and under the of snd cer said adjudication 10 b
subject the approval rejection of the Common Council
lSignedl JOHN n MONROE
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
tSignedl ]. o. NIXON
- President Board Of Aldermen
tsignedl GERARD sTIrH, Mayor.
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/ x,.xx.
/ MISCONCEPTIONS FUR THE CONTRACT
~ iof furnishing aeveng ana erectng in building
ievee opposite lanai street. two double acting Worhington
Force Pumps or force pumps OF other patent
each force pump TO be capable of lifting and furnishing
gallons q water per hour
The two pumps shall be doube.acting lift and force pumps
each capable OF dserging four hundred thousand
IONS OF water per the h to DO twenty feet and force forty
results e ea attained without extra strain Of engines
| OF unusual pressure N boilers.
a spSces allotted IN the building for the pumps and boilers
bes og or pumps and
| with q hight OF seventeen feet
Two separate beds or foundations for boilers eleven
| six inches wide by twenty -four feet long.
There viii be required doctor engine with boiler etc Of suf
feient and capacity supply both large boilers
The supply pipe for pumps will twenty four inches In diam
eer, and discharge pipe thirty inches each pumps
| separate supply and discharge pipe.
The pumps to work free and steady and to be Of most an
preyss pattern and construction
ished and other work to be well painted surveyor may
direct. - '
The number and capacity Of Of boilers to he nnsept
TO work constantly one set Of pumps sS
70 .e OF sncn pattern ana construction will
forty 1--WE minutes from te time te e4es a
fairly started and to lttle possible 10 obnn
the above results
Each of boilers viii haze chimney of propcr hight
"
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! CoMPTRoLLER--o,lF,FEICTAI,.

The intellect of the wise il like glass it admits
the light Of heaven and reflects it.
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lou KNOW mock modesty as you do mock turtle
from it's being the produce of calls head.
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Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY sst day Of
March, will adudcate at office IL o'clock NJ the sbcye
contract.
ms cit v. DUPLEssIs, Comptroller
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10. WALTON,
CITY AUGTIoNEER
go. 49, -And--sa 2#@#5
AEetiones Appraiser and General Agent for tha
and sale Of Real Estate Slaves Lands ETC.
Office, No. 40 Cmsnp street

The gtdsrsgned duly licensed Auctoueer viii give his
personal attention 10 all sales Real Estate Slaves
nss snd esnss Shares n Companies
Dslnageo Cotton and Merchandise generally
he invites attention to the advantages he will POSSESS n, The
purchase sale and aRpacmcn Of Real Estate having In Ia
course Oh from the most reliable a. large
COST plans OF every Of ground showing
ct and ne dneHsiois thereof In each square the four dis
made. - = ~ : s'N y al saiea
s department he will also have the aid advice of Mr.
hAhh WALTON, whose connection with the Real Esafe
operations Of this city fo thirty years whose general
OF the saue Of property viii enable undersigned
sser g parties requiring his services superior advsnages
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rIsals aiIr Crescent,


2 2@x
sx0SpAr MORNING, MARCH %, 1860.
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COMPTROILER,s OFFICE
City Of New Orleans, July T. Is55
mo. 2129.l
R ESOLvED, That the Comptroller be and
~ he is hereby authorized required 10 give notice by
standing In the official journal accordance
me ninth section Of ordinance No l4 approved March
W Iosa TIE Council viii any bill against city unless
contracted under authority Of order from the Comptroller In
accordance with the ordinance referred to- "
tsgnedI ID L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lSgnedl L. II. PLACE
President Board of Aldermen.
tsignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
The attention Of the officers city and of the public re-
spectfuily called to the foregoing resolution.
,,.n V. DUPLESSIS.
WIZ " COMPTROLLER CITY Of New Orleans
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DUREr. for comntrolla,

GoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE ,
~, City OF New Orleans. March TO- 1850
Motee is hereby given that the ed of March, 1850
VIII sdlaeac at my office at IL o'clock NJ the for
having with square blocks Eplanade eyee 10 Gal
veg streets in conformity Section IL Of Reyoutisn No ta
q ne Common Council and according specifications on e in
the Surveyors office. @ ~ ~ =
milo LIT v DIIpIFSsIS fo,nntrofl..
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CoAPTRoIIEE's orFIur
City Of New Orleans, March % 1850
INC. 50l2.l
ss2s That the Comptroller and lie hereby authorized
@ alter i've days notice in the official Journal fonr
10 the lowest bidder for ench separately one Far
rsraiIng Tho ballast roads u the city or one YEAR
u work 10 be done in accordance with specifications AZ The
and The adndcaons to be subject to lie
cr re.sesion of the Common Council : - "fptesa'
lsigaed JOHN 7. MONROE,
ts.,, Ffesiuenf Board OF Assistant Aidermsn
tSisnedl j. O. NIXON
s8sss :. W 49, President Board Of Aldermen
Isignedl GERARD srIrH. Mayor.
Notice Is harsby given that on MONDAY a 4, ar,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

cosPrRoIlsgs OFFICE
Nity Of New Orleans, March Is, 1860
mo. 5006l
= 6s aa me Comproler be and he is hereby authorized
ossisi ,anrna a Swsst after len days notice IN the
iass for paving with both
nass "a 9esns street from Claude to aais street. and from
- az ~ N street in accordance specifications
II. & n Said adjudication be subject
V s'e aptgsNa as rejection Of the Common Council
tsss'e1 BENZ. s. HARRISON, E
Isyaeai resident pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen.
pea 49,. JOHN 4. MONROE,
March IL rsssient Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
tsssnedl GERARD srITH Mayor
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ErAvE pu rRoIsIr.nrn nrsr.. 49,

se conduit an depot.des epayes du District en-
coignure Couet Ell Bons Enfanfs. CONNIE enaye-- w.
eheval bal dore denyron IA mains haut crinere at
ct me cicatrice sur In ioue gauehe. o s"ueAe
q ,e az animal nest pas rteamd dams cling jours ct les
ris pSss Y seTa venau Ienchere pubioue au dit dep5t
le 1suNDI, % de 1850, 10 heures A. NJ =
81 o.. O. FLETCHER, commissare des Rues
Nouyee Orleans. le 10 mars 1860 w msS 1s Il
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CPECIFTCATIoNs FDR THE 80

Notice y hereby given that MONDAY ID of April win
~ my oate, Nv x CLOCK M the above contracts
in~s ". DuPEESSIS. CpDDrolier
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STREET CoMM,R---oFFICTAL
EPAvE Du auATRIrsrE p1srRre,r.

EEAVE DU QUATRIEDIE DISTRIC,T.-TIa
&c conduit au depot des epayes On Quaefne District rue
oSgksoh ehsre ies res Gnnsancs ct Laurel
la.nent DC conleur girls fer denviron dc hast
efinere q queue ongues--pas de niarque visible f
I'm chesa girls d'enyiron mains De haut rniere al o
ongues pied ganehe de blanc du blanc sur Ia ose
pas de fnafque visible q ~ - - 'Vue--
front 1f' ' s1s'' unez eoiie au
" leg dts anmaux pas rsclan6s dams po ,orrs
et res frais payes lis penchere nuiiaua III
UT depot ie MEHCREDI % de mars 1850 10 enies NJ
@. O. FLEcHIER Connfssaire des rues
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ~ mars lnfD. ~ "a n
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~ New ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL
& % IRON WoRRSIhe undersigned beg leave 10 Inform
the public md builders generally that they are mann.
" featuring all kinds Of Architectural and building Iron
Work ~ their foundry corner of Magnolia and Eato
1cs In Davidson Row, Carondelet reesEueh a.
Railing Shutters Safe and Bank Doors Straight and Genay
Stairs, Iron Bridges, Roofs, etc. ~
They keep constantly hand Cast and Wrought Iron Cal
arns Nentiiatos ind Sah Weights m af orders 81
yeS description OF Castings Columns Store House Fronts
with despatch.
BENNETT LURaEs. payidson's Row,
le@sM Garondeet street.
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NOTICE y hereby given that on WEDNESDAY the 18Th
contract. = 'se' ~ = . eiucA Mr. ,ue soose
nils lat " Drrsr ,sceYs e,
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3EtftlItU D1SITkICTP OUNO.-IYas f1roY, o i, !
= 70 the Third District Pound, the corner at
Geodchifdren streets, Is estray-- - u het aii
one dun horse about Ia hands black mane and t.;t
Mexican brand the ihigh and scar on The ieff
men 1o claimed within five days expenses there
~ Wii oe sold at publicaucion said place on MON
Day, March % 1860. at 10 o'clock A. II. ' W. o
New Orleans March 10 1860
,..,g..s,,. g: g: FLEcHIER, Street Commissioner
Registered March 49, 1850. ',4eoA'
HENRY DUREL,
Far
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CFECIFICATIONs FOR THE CONrsS ASsrs
fjIsi, Second, Third and Fourth Districts ' .. 5ehe
The repairs Of the ballast be M, f
Instinct and separate contracts follows, toswit
First the ballast The First Dis,
trict. = 20 se'oia ms
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Notice a. hereby given that on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
ins will adudcate office IL o'clock NJ the above
contract. " - ~
NILS I2t " DITPT EssTS Gor,nt-o,ar
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"a HALLEEt q HH1TBEIs, MANUFAC-
AT "a TuRERS OF COPPER TIN AND SHEET IRON
sWy WORK IN all its Varieties Has also oa hand d largo
aSsortrnsnt gf Cooking parlof and Harrpom Stoves.
Country.
Particular attention pah s descriptions Of building work
viz. Copper Galvanized Valley Cutters and
Roofing, Dewn Pipes fnnes and Piaiil Heads, etc.
Have the exclusive right fer the Of make
and vend the recently patented invention Jaes Lewis froYn
the Of which the roof Of buildings from HI Glib
prior to the water being conducted the csens Being self
acting in Itself removes tho necessity Of any
acfion; q feature moi produced here hsfpre. dI4iy
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akshx Z puaEL, ser cssapsrolisr.
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#5TI 7I3777 I4NV. OUlT.J 8I- M 33 7T5sT
Res0r, That the adjudication the COMPTROLLER agreeahly
to resolution No. 9S Of for ditching and GRADING
frankfort street, from Frenchmen Juonyle street to II
John Bictrya $23 per running acre be
ana he same hereby rejected by the Common New
esord further That the Comptroller be and he Ii hereby
authorised 70 readudieas the sad contract lowest bidder
Mer ve days notice in the official Journal areeaby to speci
Of the Common Council. -. ssNS0ttNVt
nnpdI IN II
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-31

leap, that sent him head first into snow
bank up to his shoulders. Just at that mo-
ment believe l heard the loudest string of
oaths you can imagine. did not swear. but
thought considerable. Taking off the pack
we again got him righted and went on slid
ingly for sometime. | was congratulating
myself that we would pass the summit with
out any more difficulty, when the horse that
was leading went in. Throwing myself on
the rope attached to his head and giving an
unearthly yell, he arose from the snow like
ghost from trap door. now gave veil
of triumph at my good success; and, would
you believe it. the d-n fool gave Jump
backwards and went into the snow deeper
than ever. kept down my ire, for knew
that | was to blame, first, for yelling before
got out Of the woods" second, for pur-
chasing such horse, and third, for having
any thing to do with him after he was pur-
chased Below him was steep canon in
which ran a swift stream and above was
steep hill You can imagine the danger in
which he was placed. On looking around,
to my surprise every horse was stuck, ex-
cepting one that belonged to a Dutchman
who was bringing up the rear. scrutinized
him closely to see it he showed any pleasure
at our misfortune. Nothing was pictured on
his countenance but uneasiness and impa-
tience on account of delay 1t was well it
was so, for | never in my life felt more like
fighting. | will here let the poor horses rest
so that they will be more able to come out
in my next. Irrs.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-31

STRANGE CONCERT. The Alleghanians write
to the San Francisco Telegram that they have
visited the Island of Rarotonga in the South
Pacific ocean, latitude 81 deg. 10 min south,
and longitude 100 deg. west. 1t is 700 miles
southwest of Otaheita, and is the largest is
land of the Iervey Group. Here they gave,
in January last-warn weather there-a con-
cert, which was held in the school-house
erected by Mr.. Gill. a missionary who had
been on this island, with his wife, for sixteen
years. The natives had no money so the
singers took hogs bananas, poultry, etc. in
stead, and had a crowded house. The simple
natives were greatly delighted, and urged
the Alleghanians to stay with them forever
From the letter they write we extract the
following, as showing one of the singular Gus
toms which those people have:
AS we left the school house to return TO our
home at Mr. ellis, about a half mile distant
the women and young girls instantly rushed
around Miss Hitfert all eager to clasp her In
their arms and rub their noses against hers
(This rubbing Of noses is native custom, and
Indicative of their greatest love and friend
ship) After nearly one hundred had en-
braced Miss H. in this, their most affeetionate
manner, and having rubbed the skin com
pletely off on one side of her nose, so that
each subsequent greeting was becoming more
and more painful she begged of them thro
Mr. Gill, to desist, and take the "will for the
deed" thanking them thousand times for
these unexpected tokens OF their sincere at-
fection and friendship. Many who were dis
appointed in not being able to embrace her
in their customary manner, thought they
must show their friendly feelings in some
way, so they caught her up, first one and
then another, in their arms, and in this man
ner carried her in triumph all the way to Mr..
ellis house. accompanied by the largest pro-
cession OF females, (some seven or eight hun
dred,) ever saw; and their happy smiling
faces plainly denoted how great were their
feelings ofjoy. and how delighted they were
at this opportunity and mode of expressing
them to the gahias Aala.hald, (singing'wo-
man.
When last heard from, the AlleghOnians
were on their way to Valparaiso.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-05-31

ZOO CASES
WV Sauterne
California Wine
Cal Port Wine;
Cal. Angelica
Bancroft's Cider
Old Tennessee Whiskey
Eureka Whskey;
London CLUB House Gin
Pepperment;
Assorted Syrups;
Old Wigwam Tonic
Boxer and Lester Bitters
Booth and Sedewick Gin;
Wolf and Russ Schnapps;
Daley Whiskey
C lars and Cards
so casks Alsops and Barclay bottled Ale and Porter
For sale by JOHN W. FIELDING,
may22my 130 Plaza, Marysyile