Is seems from the Maismoras Flag ,hat,h
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h seems from the Maismoras Flag ihat,he brighteyed seaori,as of that city are noi only lighs-hesrted, but light-tingered. 1, says

 ..No one will deny but tha, the ladies of our city have eyes as black, tongues as smooth, aad smiles as bewitching, as the fair demoiselles of New York or any other city on Uncle Sam's big farm, yet |, IS no uneom- mon occurrence to see one of our young ssoics, after waiting upon a bevy of beauties, who have employed all their seductive charms so distract his attention. coelly step round the counter, and drawing aside the rebosa of some fair senoriia npon whom kis suspicious have aligh,ed, regardless of her eyes, tongue, smiles, or even tears. insert his hand into her bosom and draw forth some article which she in absence of mind had uneonscieusly slowed away. He will then rssume his place behind the counter and wiih an uuconcrFned manner display his gosds; perhaps sell to the same fair one the srtisle he had jus. recovered"