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Little Clara was watching with much curl
osity and interest flock of fowls, as they were
summing themselves, when her attention was
suddenly arrested by the gorgeous red crests Of
Two BOOSTERS.
heads I" 1890
Sc Their combs, my dear"
'"Why, how funny they wear conabsi Nam.
ma, are they the women ="
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The .NeaD Books.

Re- sved by the Crescent City,
ATT. G. MORGAN,S,
EXCHANGE PLACE
Adjoining the PosofBcs.
THE ESCAPED NUN; or aelosures Of Convent Life.
MARY LfNDoNi Revelations ef Life-An Autobiography,
OUR FIRST FAMLIES-A Novel OF Good sestety
Co0PERsNoVELS The Haidenmauer- edition
CUMMINGS NEW WORKS: Baptmal Font Salvation aud
the Communion Table,
THE ARTISTS AND TRADEsMAs's conPANIoN-By L.
fayelte Byrn.
TRIAL AND TRIUMPH-A New Novel by Arthur.
WILL TERRIL-A Novel by Ingraham. .-,.s
THE NEW YORK CoASUELo; or ths Fances and FoIes OF
Fashionable Life.
NoRvAL HASTINGS o. the Yankee Pr7asesr
BIT. FLoRE-A Novel. s E" e.. -u-
BLAGKWooD's MAGAZINE for July,
L0NroN ART JOURNAL for July.
FRESH SUPPLIES.
MEMOIRS OF THE COUNTESS OF BLEssINGTON
HUGS TRAVELS IN CHINESE EMPIRE,
PRINCES TRAVELS IN EUROPE.
MAuRY's GEOGRAPHY OF THE SEA
GRINNELL EXPEDITION. a.
HARPER'S STORY BooKs-9 yo,,- bound.
J. 9. MORGAN, Bookseller,
jyso 9P2s Exchange Place, adjoining the Post-ofce
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THE AnEhEIoA Ns PARRY Or OHIO.

60 The Americans Of tho North mo matter what
their Southern opponents may SAY ARE not un.
mindful Of their obligations as patriots, or their
duties as citizens. Not long since there was an
if11lenaa American meeting in Cincinnati, Ohio,
held inresponse to unpublished call signed by
nine hundred Of their number, to decide whether
they would abide the action Of the Republican
State Convention which had nominated that no,
torious Zionist, ex- Senator Chase, for GOV.
ernors which Republican State Convention,
What libel upon the name y by way of gliding
the pill passed at the same time some very
good American, and some very bad Abolition
resoI ufions
Ihe Immense assemblage, according ID Il Lou.
isyslle cotemporary. decided by accIalnafion
.thatt they would nor abide BY that action. and
announced . Set Of principles chat placed them,
50 far as ~ future action is concerned, side by
side With the american party of tbs southern
States, They manifested deep and powerful
sentiment in favor Of the preservation Of the
Haion and the maintenance Of the guarantees
Of the Constitution; and this sentiment, we have
not the least doubt, will spread and strengthen
and become tho active and controlling senti.H
ment of the great mass of the American party
Of Ohio, and carry the State whenever the issue
shall be made 1T the polls. Z
From The preamble and resolutions, adopted
amid the Widest enthusiasm. We select the fo!-
lowing:
Whereas the Democratic Stats Convention Of the sth Of
SaauAFy Last and the recent Convention uolumbas
nszs failed syow rsecgrize panepIes which We be-
sss x.A tothe welfare Of the Repnbc and State
assaisxd That continue to maintain A. paramount
=, e. and never to hs gnored the Well known
Rancpass q me American party among which IL dsro
Won g tho Union and nnceasin hostility To M ensies
ths North - s s''e q eoiisionists 81
.or That whis We consider The repeat Of the MS
e1Rrl Vompromisa Ia wsnton violation Of sacrsd a
hnnoredc0mpact, not from resensns ~ a
Snsr Impulse 70 b. seduced driven into he "
fanatical menor measures. - tsappost q
Very good doctrine Just as good as il
wanted Devotion to the Union and uncsas.
ing hostility to its enemics' IL noble, a glori.
ous motto With such war cry any party. Il
isbound to succeed
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FHE YELLOW FEVER AT GosPoRT.--It APP
pears that the yellow fever, from which several
deaths have occurred in Gosport and Ports
mouth, Val, was brought from St. Thomas by
the steamer Ben Franklin. The steamer re-
mained twelve day 8 II quarantine, and 10 dis
case having manifested itself, she was allowed
to come up to the harbor She was taken to a
ship yard for repairs, the captain agreeing not
to break up her hold. He violated this engage
ment, and, after the lapse Of several days, the
disease made its appearance Six deaths only
have occurred. and, at last accounts. fifteen
cases we're under treatment.
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ABSENCE OF MIND.-The Niagara Falls Ga
zettsssays that one day last week, as the night
express train from Rochester arrived at that
place, The brakeman discovered child about
two years old lying asleep on one of the seats.
The child wss taken care Of by the conductor,
Capt. Bromley, until the father arrived from
Suspension Bridge. Itappearsd that the father
of the child, when the train arrived at the
bridge, forgot his child, and also his hat, SO
great was his hurry to get off. When he dis
covered his loss his grief knew no bounds; but
whether his grief was for the loss of his hat or
his child is not related.
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A few days ago the wife Of Ghas, Saunders,
of West Harwich, Conn, left three children in
the house alone. andswent to q neighbours, for
fear Of tempest. as she said. A short time af-
forwards the house was discovered to be on fire,
and wes burned to the ground, and terrible to
relate, one of the children, an infant persisted
in the flames. The other two children escaped.
The father Of the family was away from home at
the time Of the casualty.
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A letter dated Copenhagen, June so, pub
lished in the late English papers, states that the
demand which the United States Government
has made on that of Denmark, to abolish the
Sound Dues as far as concerns ships sailing
under the American flag, will not be conceded
The same letter states, that of 20O9 vessels
which passed the Sound during the last month,
only seven belonged to the United States.
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The g CHARMED GIRL. The New Hampshire
Statesman intimates that this affair is an impo-
stions planned by the ehild's father to make
money. correspondent at Gilmanton writes
to It that, instead Of there being spontaneous
and friendly feeling between the child and the
reptile, there was, be says, the utmost repug-
nance between the two, at the time the father
commenced his work. The neighbors Of the
father, Hill, are so we'll persuaded that the lit
tie girl had been compelled by him to act the
repulsive part assigned her, that they came near
Interfering, and by force obliging him to saban-
don his cruel fraud.
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AsSISduLAR FORGIVENESS sirsW alter Scott
in hissarticle in the Quarterly Review, on the
Guliodenpapers, mentions characteristic in
staneeof an old Highland warriors mode of
pardon. y You must forgive even your bitterest
enemy now, Kenmuir,' said the confessor to
hlms as he lay agaspinge on his death bed.
wei. II must, 1 must replied the ehieftain,
but my curse be onsyou, Donald turning to-
wards his son, ssif you forgive him." -
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A MONSTER WATERMELON. Mr.. Joseph Az
mani sent the other day monster watermelon raised
On new land the Barratara Casual The monster was
sppsppratsy dssssted and pronounced good by the ex
Judges who analysed ts Internal
sn ssillenterprise and ingenuity We hope
Aymanl van enter largely into these productions They
pay wen and are much in request. He keeps the we'll
son City, TT SN4A'' Vpp0sise ssnee-
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- FoR JUDGE OF THE SECOND DISTRICT
coURTThe fri uds of PHILIP HIcKY MORGAN announce him
Candidate for Judge Of the Second Court pIac Of Hon.
i'm Lea
CIV Election to take place the 18th August us1 ysstd
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GRoPs IN THE INTERloR. have seen within
helast few days letters from intelligent planters
in various portions Of Middle and Southern Ala
bama and the corresponding region Of Missis-
sippi, in which it Is stated that the late rains
have done, and aresdoing very serious injury to
the growing crops of cotton. The cotton plant.
is just now in the condition most subject 70 suf-
fer from the effect of unfavorable weather.
Mobile Register.
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a dispatch of the 21st, from Chicago, states
that the Post-ofIice at that place had been rob
bed Of several letters, which had been broken
open and destroyed. The amount lost was not
known
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The sloop Eliza Jane Was struck BY light.
ming afewdays ago in New York harbor. Hei
masts were shivered and her hull slightly dam.
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ghe schooner Columbus, It Plymouth. n q
vas driven ashore on Deals Beach on Saturday
&c zisF' dpring heavy gale Of wind, and, al
.sa' sacoants, waa going to pieces Tho crew
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FURNITURE,
~ Extension, Dining and Breakfast Tables Dssks Bookcaes
Writing Amors Bureaus, Bsdsead Chairs Mattresses a
tS- Furniture Repaired Vanished. mvas sns,,
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Ocean SPRINGS.

- Mrs. e. 0. JONES, having the large new BOARDING.
HOUSE On jackson Avenue, half block the Hotel at
Springs win be ready to accommodate vo on Thursday lima d
On the premises are tive Mineral spngaaas Sulphur and The
views Nsss iyT2p
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A CURIOSITY. At the corner Of Calaboose
alley and Chestnut street, st. Louis, may be
seen o solid mass of iron, weighing LOO pounds,
staken from Pilot knob mountain, and which
was Intended to be forwarded to the Worlds
Fair. held in London in 1862. 1t is of the
spurest ore, and although it has remained ex-
posedto the elements for three yearapsst, there
10 mot Q spot of rust upon its surface.
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DANTE A BuNGLER.-At Mr.. Romilly's there
arose q discussion on the Inferno of Dante, and
the fortunes he had invented. sHe NAV be a
great poet" said my father, ssbut alb to inyen-
ton, consider him mere bungler-no imagi-
nation, no knowledge Of the human heart, ifI
had taken it in hand, would show you what
torture really was, for instance Cunning ner-
rily, to his old friend, Mrs, Marcet) you should
be doomed to listen, for thousand years, to
conversations between Caroline and Emily.
where Caroline should always give wrong ex-
plantations in chemistry, and Emily, in the end,
be unable to distinguish an acid from an alkai.
You, Macaulay--let me consider-oh, YOU
should be dumb. False dates and facts in The
reign Of Queen Anne should for ever be shouted
IN your ears; all honest opinions should be RI
dieuied IN your presence; and you should not
be able to say single word during that period
in their defense" "And what would YOU con-
denim me to, Mr.. Sidney ~ said a young mother
why, you should for ever see those sweet girls
OF yours on the point of falling down stairs, and
never be able to save them There, what tor
lures are there in Dante equal to these"
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Ru I MORNING, JULYss1, 1855.

3 leaning tas riy daring he snaaasr, spso desi,s
tAeasyo ~ scssky Csssce them hare Ii dane
regularly Jn dny specified tins 5y iapg their orders and
ssadrsss at fAee6ce, No. 10 Camp street. sss g
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THE WAR TO BE ENDED.-The Nantueketers
have been favored with glimpse Of q warIike
invention in the shape of o cannon, which, ac-
cording to the sanguine owner, is at once to
demolish any thing that faces its terrible
power II the Allies obtain it. down goes Sc
bastopol. If the Russians, the Allied cake is
dough. The Nantucket inquirer says:
&C The cannon has been tried, and will throw
ball ten miles, a fact which insures greater
accuracy in aim, and certainly unlimited exc
cution at distance Of three or five miles n
will throw shell as we'll as solid ball: the
latter, and probably both, will be Of an oval.
or pyramidal form. The brother of the inyen.
tor is about to leave New York for Europe, with
model of the gun carrying ball Of six pounds.
and intends disposing Of the invention to the
Allies or the Russians, and he confidently anti
cipates that the purchaser will prove victorious
Twenty five small pieces, constructed on the
same principle, have been sold to the Mexican
Government. OF course, the principle upon
which it works was notfully communicated, but
our readers may rely on the veraeity Of the
above statement, as the gentleman is Of the
highest respectability."
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MANUFACTURES OF COTTON.

1
ginning to understand that the North is not
wholly independent Of the South, and that the
South is altogether too valuable to be trampled
on and thrown aside to please fools, knaves and
fanatics. From these indications Of returning
common sense We infer that the time is not very
| far distant which will witness revival Of ma
tional patriotism, and resurrection Of the
good, old fraternal feeling that reigned para
mount ID the bosoms of our honored and noble
ancestors 4 y.Y-
Ais proof Of this, we will merely state that we
Il fre auently come across, in Northern journals,
articles advocating and sustaining grounds res
| pecting Southern industry, resources and pfos-
pectiye grandeur, which we have supported and
| illustrated for years, This may seem singular,
but il is nevertheless true, Wecan only account
for this remarkable change by one process OF
reasoning. The recent arrangements between
the North and the South, the successes which
unbridled fanatioism has achieved, and the
spirit of disaifeetion, threatening the stability
Of the Union, which has been growing broader
and deeper for months, have induced conserva-
tive and moderate men who would, otherwise,
have taken neither lot nor part in the matter,
to investigate the mighty interests involved
and to throw their influence on the side Of right,
Hence, they have gone to work, both with
tongue and pen. They have commenced wisely,
although the most influential portion Of their
argument is addressed tosthe self -interest Of
their readers. Self-interest. # is true, is not q
very exalted emotion, but then it rules the
world and when self-interest can be invoked
to sustain the cause Of patriotism, in the name of
all that is holy, let it be brought in requisition
These writers are discussing the value Of the
production of cotton and the profits which flow
frem its manufacture, as well as the vast in
terests sustained by it. directly and indirectly
They, also, are calculating the consequences,
to them, by indirection, which would follow q
dissolution Of the Union, rather plainly fore
shadowing the opulence and power OF the
South, should the Southern people become the
principal manufacturers, as they are now the
main producers, Of the raw material winch
clothes the world Is Is
We have before us the production Of an anle
Northern writer who utters MS sentiments inde-
pendently and dlspassionateiy AZ all events
the article to which we refer appeared n an
infusntial Northern periodical. The writer
argues, boldly and truly, that ne southern
States ought to manufacture, as we'll 80 produce
cotton, for the world such is our opinion, and
We have reiterated It time ana again. From
the statistics FURNISHED, " would appear " tnat
the cotton manufaetnre MAKES up nearly one
half ofRthe external trade OF the British hlng-
dom. The United States furnish four-nftns 81
4isss 4'1 =. -. pa;.;.t ..,,ras -
- u 1. ~, ~ 40
osisas ~ s.a'ss -.
W 800
raw material, anu oosn snpivy .ne saus ainouns
of capital. It seems that the same dlspropor-
t;on EXISTS between the profits Of the Southern
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Pass Gl.y.tssiaa. 4otei

fw open for the Season. Those health or re
creation will find this desiratgs summer retreat.
k4- Prices the as formerly.
ie3O 9pQni r n Ngo%TcaNtrpy
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THos. A. ADAMS, Prsatdsni.
GEO. JONAS, Vice President.
8 tG ffOy. I'd s. q o..
GR0CERS,

GR0CERS,
Corner of Rousseau and jackson streets.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
q Have in store and for sale at Low Rates:
50 btls. Extra superane FLOUR ISL Loui, brands,
100 boxes LAYER RAIsINs just arrived, f..
IS half hbIs. PICKLES.
30 half bbIs. MACKEREL.
10 frkrs of Extra GOSHEN BUTTER 1-v
8es@ A,so -. -I|a. 90. ID ..=~
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FAMILY GROCERIES.
jy2T 9pst ''
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At Philadelphia, on the Dist instant, a start.
ling and curious accident occurred at the corner
of Tenth and Hilbert streets. The edifiee on
the northwest corner of the streets named
owned by Poultney & Massey, and occupied by
them as brewery, had been recently built and
was filed IN its upper stories with great guam
ing. The cause Of the accident was the giving
away Of girder, which was supported BY q cast
iron pillar. and on which the floor rested. Tie
pressure Of the large amount of grain slowed
away, addedto some defect in the iron Of the
column, caused general fall, onsfoor passing
down upon the other. while the ends Of the
beams forced out large segment of wall, at
least twenty feet in length, in the upper part of
The building, which fell to the ground. One of
tfe hands employed il the brewery. named John
Dietz, was eatangled in the rains and badly, if
not fatally injured Another, named James
Dugan, who was driving through the building,
ives seriously injured. He was soon extricated
and bis injuries received prompt me- deal attend
internally @a nm ~
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miscellaneous Mems items.

FALL OF A BunDNa-Ttco Parsons fatallu
Eajuredl-As the laborers were engaged. this
forenoon, taking down the buildings at the cor
ner Of Cedar and Nassau streets, q heavy brick
orch in No. Cedar street fell with tremen-
Idous crash upon the second floor, and with such
force as to carry down with it the entire hoor.
, Four persons were OF work there, named Patrick
Sullivan, aged about 30, and three lads. from ia
to Is years Of age, named Cornelius Sullivan,
John Shay, and another whose name wa did not
learn. These parties fell with the fIoor and
were buried beneath the ruins. AS soon as tbe
alarm was given, come seven or eight Of their
fellow laborers rushed to the spot to render as.
sistanoe.
No sooner had they entered the building than
the lower fioor gave way, and they were all pre-
cipitated to the cellar and buried in the rub
Dish: The police ana strong force of men i'm.
mediately commenced operations to resoue the
suffering, and several got out unipiured. and
others with only few slight bruises.
The four who were first buried, however. suf.
fered more severely, except one boy who was not
much hurt They were conveyed to the Citv
Hospital, and received prompt attention.
y Patrick Sullivan has sustained severe com.
preston OF the brain; his ribs are fractured and
it is supposed that he is otherwise internally in
Jured; he cannot possibly recover. Cornelius
Sullivan was dying at last accounts. John SHAY
is severely, but it is thought not seriously bnrf
The other had received only few Commissions.
and was sent to the Commissioners of Emigra.
tion.
The scene atthe hospital was most heart. rend.
ing, the wives and daughters of the DIVING men
surrounding their bedside, and filling the build
ing with their vehement lamentations. The
buildings being torn down have been purchased
by the Bank o. commerce, and large and ele-
giant edifce is to be erected on the site for their
banking business. IN Y Eve. Mirror 2sd
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CAL SELF. SEALING
NOTICE.
IRIDGEWATER MINERAL PAINT. The

deem it notify public they
Agen ior ne sale Of the
h " ana Aisbama Mississippi and Texas wanting
recommended their
In ofderng through their
ONLY Of the iergned 1t necessary notify
pub ~ order farther imposition as
Population Of the edsewaer paiu. II ia positive
sold In this market parties in a5d out III he city, a
ne Mineral and thus the Ia liable
conoemned the merits Of lts This persisted
m seroaaiy AFFECT the teree Company render
i9sai proceedings Indispensable or their protection.
-, &c. B0GEHT a CO., atreel,
exHs,
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ERGLlSH AND CLASSICAL FAMILY
Haven, Conn. ~ ''' 'eF
a ae has large and eoodiOu b4ir suitable
The locality Of the Instuon adspted IL r a.
aan Of pbysea health and constitutional sgo AID 10 sueeH III
electual and moral culture.
center OF ,he city that ~ retired position and Ia III
the and
out the exclusive disadvantage Of either, $50 AN'' eH
ripple
prepared for Mercantile and other pa teata od aa
gnges Music and Drawing, taught by experienced
iactcs az taught Acadsuical schools have b5sn
ana a pupils are encouraged perfect themselves
thilul matter, 10 this science art.
I year divided into two sessions Of weeks eaeh
me ran and Winter session seo5 ssnpdn
March, - 'H' At4s iHesa#5 u
9asses o. ihe bstnoa that PUPILS
meneement OF each term n Yale College 9' =. 1e w.
charges Tor Tuition Board md hing ing The s0rl
during ihe vacations, the price is 1900 ~ ~" ' "''s
hs pastP akes pleasure b4itg able q rer To Gerard
e1 Esq, eel' o. Tue New York Journal Commerce.
"ysi ON LEWIS M, MILLS Prineinat.
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NEW DRUG STORE. = No. 81 Poydras
y street, Magazine.
Always hand supply DRUGS PER.
FUAERY, TOILET ARTICLES, dc
Phystcisns' prescriptions carefully prepared.
GINGER BRANDY. :
lei span 4@mQ o. L. COOK Prnnristor
- Dr. BRowNsaa efRce 10 the Ahoys star.
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By AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
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