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MoXI E ~ BRIC e Is, and B:a4y

EtlLOXi FIRE BRICk-FoT e and ready for de-
livery at the gency of the Biloxi Steam Brick Works.
al the Newt ANAL of Julia and Magnolia streets.
On the 18th instant the capacity the above described
BRICKS TO resist fire tested in the of Alderman
Stewart and others. A wall built with lime mortar,
the usual manner. In this wall the best quality OF country
and lake Bricks inserted The wall fired with cord
wood until it pronounced red hot and then suddenly
cooled with water The lake Brick way before the
water applied, and the country afterwards The
wal will Feman precisely as was when bur, ed for the in
We offer the above Brick suitable for Furnaces
sugar planters steamboats, and Others. See what Judge
Henry and Others say this subject:
STEAM Mill, Back Bay of Biloxi July IS, 1850.
To JHeSSFs CuLbertsoH a. Scott.
GENTLEMEN-At yOuT request have hesitation in
ng TO what have said to Others, that having used the
Pittsburgh and Liverpool Fire Brick my furnaces, and
having recently used the brick made by MIR. Kendall BIZ
N Bay, am OF opinion that The Brick made by MIR Ken.
d1l will stand fire well either in furnaces which are
heated and cooled every twenty -four hours.
My opinion this subject rived from the of Brick
Of various kinds. in furnaces, for 3 number Of years
Respectfully, yours, S. s. HENRY.
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An Iuyigoratins and HeaIthiul Summer Medicine
--Sancrone1 and PatI0nized by the most Emf
nent Of the Nautical Profession


nent Of the Medical Profession.
Nc BY merely water leaspoouiu Of this Apsrirn
cooling and sTaef eurvcng beverage obtained renbng
soda the taste mud uDpsrng the constitution all the
Uuch Of The celebrated Settler Germany Medical
emhcnee commend highest the preparation knogn
as TARRANTiS EFFERVESCENT sELTZER aPEHlENT.
Its Bilious affections, Dyspepsia Indigestion Heart
turu Feble Disorders Acdy aud all
The complaints sudden changes Of
usual in atude been great has been highly
commende and has IN eobeque eeu generally prescribed
and The satisfactory results have Invariably followed In
torpid the Liver action upon the has been
Beneficial that energies have been revived and It's healthy ons
restored.
No preparation hiss introduced the notice Of the med
prosoo the public which given such universal sais
ou as Tarranps Ehervescsnt se,Eer Apeeut sioua 70
e used al this preventive and dpeeT Of SICK Head
ache banguOr the Body Loss Of appetite Aey OF the sto-
ach etc. the iorernnera Of Bilious Ftre agckl teaspoon
tut taken reguisry niefterss WIN le Noc
oos Of III day Hnd invariably elasticity OF mind ana
How Of spirits which gives a every enjoyment
~ Sold wholeaals and retail bv JAMES TARRANT,
26s Greenwich street, corner Of Warren, New York
alan for aale by SkCKLEs & CO. Druggists, ETC.
ZIG 2dp Nv and canaI see Agents Tor popristor
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RATIFICATION MEETING IN WILLIAMSON
COUNTY, MIss-Ths meeting was held at the
pleasant village of Woodville. The Convention
men spoke from noon till sunset and were replied
to by Mr. Simrall very briefly. The debate was
closed by Mr.. Parrish, who out-heroded Herod, by
asserting the right of the Southern PEOPLE to 90 to
any part Of the confederaey with their slaves
There We're not iifty persons present out of the
eight hundred voters IN the county, and all Of the
fifty did not vote-as it was, the Conventonisis
carried the day. The meeting was in keeping with
those generally held in the South. But a few per-
sons attend, and fewer voteyet the action OF such
meetings is heraded as evidence Of public opinion
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s. of T....meetIngs RMS evening.

WASHINGTON Division, No. s. in their new hail. Joseuhiu
street, between Fulton and Rousseau Streets 1aayettee
ats O'Clock.
CRYSTAL FoUET DrvIsioN, No. t. at Crystal Fount Hail.
No. ~ TehOupitOulas street, at s O'Clock.
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MRS. FARREN.- This accomplished actress,
al'e series Of professional triumphs, is to appear
AZ ~ Louis We hope old Sol will bring her back
70 'eworleans the scene of her early exertions,
ano where she has so many friends and admirers
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Died

Died:
August 8, at Griifng, Ga, Brother PETER FERRERl
CoMER at the age OF IS years member OF Perseverance
Lodge No. T.
II His FuDel will take place THIS EVENING Aug IS Al
CLOCK from Perseverance bali St Claude Main
Members Of said Lodge and brethren aliction
respectfully requested 10 attend. BY ordeF Of
NJ, A. CRougne Secretary t. CALONGNE, W M.
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BILOXI BAY, Miss, July &c. 1850
have been using the Steam Pressed Bricks made by Mr.
Kendall constantly for about eight MONTHS in the furnaces
and around the boilers OF large sized engine These Bricks
DO nj break crack from fire and have melted though
they have been severely tried Indeed, they good Fire
Brick for all ordinary purposes Thomas YOU'VE.
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SYKES, HYDE Co. will SELL at halEpast 10 O'Clock al 81
Magazine stTeet-Grooeres, Provisions and Liquors
j. p PHILLiPs will sell, at IL O'Clock Banks Arcade
Nero Woman.
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ST.LoUIs ELRcTIoNs.-The New Era of the
Sth says;
Darbys majority Qor Congress) over Rozier in
this county is 227 and over Bowlin 1896, while
Rozier's majority over Bowlin is 2S09. The entire
wing ticket for Senators and Representatives, and
all the county officers has been elected except two
of the candidates for the County Court Judgeship,
In the Third Congressional district the returns,
says the New Era, leave scarcely doubt of the
election of John G. Miller wing, the wings giving
three out of the five Congressman from the State
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ne English press announces the death Of Mrs.
Glover, gifted actress and lady of spotess repu-
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The London Sun states that the difficulties which
existed between the governments of England and
Naples have been previously arranged.
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The louisiana Block has been received a,
Washington.
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THREE MILLIONS OF GOLD DUsT ARRIVED
The steamship Cherokee, from Chagres, arrived at
NewYork on the 9Th inst, with three millions Of
Gold Dust iiom the mass OF California,
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AN ARKANSAS ARIosTo. "A candidate was
struck by lightning while taking shelter under a
pine tree. He was scotched, no, killed. His
watch chain, and a ring on his finger, were melt
ed Ibis clothes were sadly rent, 1--WE hope he will
not render bill against the Stale, ala Marcy J.
his horse killed under him, and he badly burnt
lie was stunned, and thinks he remained in thai
condition Tor nearly an hour. But he recovered
and As making speeches in favor of the Nashville
Convention He may well be called a thunder
and lightning orator We suppose he had electri.
fed his audiences SO often that the lightning be-
came enamofed of him.
'Know. that The lightnns sanctifies below
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The Portuguese having declined to accede to
the demands of the American Minister, he had de-
manded his passports In anticipation of leaving
he advertised his household furniture for sale.
The American squadron had sailed for Tangiers
Mr.. Clay, our minister, intended to leave Lisbon
ON the 9Th inst
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RAILROAD FROM THE MISSISSIPPI TO THE
PAoIFl9.-rhe citizens of the Parish of Carroll,
in this State, have held meeting, adopted resolu.
tons, aud published report, all Of which prove
that the town Of Lake Providence, right by The
court house. is the place for the eastern terminus.
We approve of the spirit Of these gentlemen in thus
bringing forward the advantages Of their position,
but we think they aim at little too much Would
IT not be well just to try and build substantial
dry road across the swamp to Monroe, and rest
awhile. Dr. Cartwright, four years ago, demon
strated that Vidalia the point. We believe
Milikns Bend has its friends, not to mention some
insignificant spots, such as Memphis, st. Louis,
and the Whitney Road.
The citizens Of Carroll have determined to a ct on
another subject, of more immediate importance,
and within their means, that is rebuild the evee
IN the northern end Of the Parish which is one Of the
unsuitable points in the long line Of river defence.
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The undersigned has been engaged making and burning
Brick at various places between Pensacola aRd New Orleans
for about is years The Pensacola Fire Brick do not stand
fir well the Brick made by MIR, Kendall on Biloxi Bay
Tie clay at Biloxi is similar, but better than the Pensacola
cay. have melted Brick made of the Pittsburgh fire clay,
in kiln OF Mr. Kendals Brick, which kiln was not burned
more than usual and did not have melted Brick in it,
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rHuRsDAs moaxlN's' AUGUST IS. 1850,
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
or she ConueH Of the Second AEstnscigAaISty
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ey have been severely tried Indeed they good Fire
Brick for all ordinary purposes. TH6MAs YoUEG
The undersigned has been engaged II making and burning
Brick various places between Pensacola aed New Orleans
for about Is yeas The Pensacola Fire Brick do not stand
cs We ~ II s ph,c Mas ps M b sndS on boAi
INV have meit.J Rriei 3ns,Ie ~ liz P,1inrh 81 ME-
in 4 kiln of Mr. Kendals Brick which Kin y,,,s NM hnrnsd
more than usnnl and did mai have a melted Ryick in
snec,n,sn sS ~ he above e,bd Z @ ~ @
In he new CusoDl house a block of bujiors On ACE a
Whit Of he HIM Of WEN IamH 5 4 ~ n Ss
sv Place: the residence Of MI tayer of h r az Fis 4
Sewer on Dauphin street: The residence of M PAYNE afthe
firm Oh PAYNE & Harrison in alavste. five iarge thse
Iry Gwsags 81 nI feler C9nrey, Jf IN Apollo street;
& s,rt All th . ~ II anu QUE on Eoy-
% Pordsas s s e SUITS VI ioie' G. 'ihs' no" going up
va No. ,n;5;ns n,,,os , mr. OYT ppTUs - >
h IN; ou nd 9 100 ~ a. u . oeak es "
laIs a l % NY stiohgeti WeiEl eIe
IN 8PsSrp "a wssT I eH pfSs maze oy hnd he Bl
thousand week. and can therefore fill large orders and de-
Yer them as as rs ey may be required, IN any portion Of
the city, at as low rate as any Bricks have been he
sold tor ln the city. WIN. I'll. EAGER,
au5 step" Agent for Biloxi Steam Brick Works.
"A JR. EDWARD WOOD is nv Attornev during nav
vi absence from this CITY, TIV1I JOSEpEl vV9On
:. : :, -
M X. ID. u. HART has been admitted member of our
~ trm. [au6l p. J. HART & co.
~ L. HHAMs seTs s s Lev, firm the LIST
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m the in this District occasioned by the appointment
af the Hon. Q. NJ. CoNRAp to seat in the Cabinet
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''Know, that the lightning sanctifies below
Whae'er 1t strikes your head Is douby sacred now
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Steamboat Departures rhis Day.

The substantial fast running passenger LEX
lNGTON James ather stsr will Lou4yle Evans
VILE, Henderson, etc. THIS DAY, the 18th at r. 81.
aus j. ii. MOORE & co. IS PoyIIas II.
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NOIICE-The subscribers announce to the citizens Of
4 New Orleans, that Mr.. HENRY Igszsst
fAhSONS, No. ID Camp street, IS agent 81 Il -
i LOT the sale Of Their PIANO EORTES, N In II n
iaehment and lyess funabe Reeds, and the only person
authorised to their such every instance
Pianos taken from this are guaranteed BY the ManuIac
tuTeis. NJJNNS g. CLARK ~ Ryoad,yav
au10 Ct - - NJ Va.
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- ENIOVALs-H. PARSONS has removal his s,ock ,r
~ PIANO FOR1.ES 10 No. 4 3 Camp S.IssEESl
street, doors below the City Bank, where - n
VIII be found an assortment of superior in II ~
strumenis from the celebrated manufaeto.u - VI Y
nes Of j. CHICkERING, Boston; and NUNS &
CLARK, New York. auI5 81
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The suhstantis fast running passenger DOVE,
BoS, master will Lousye, Evansville Henderson,
THIS DAY, The 18th inst, at 8 P. NJ.
aul5 j. NJ. MOORE & Prydras
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Arrivsl of the Steamer Paeifte
BALriMoRE, Monday, August Il.
The American steamer Pacific arrived at New
York on the evening Of the 18th
English Markets.
Since the sailing of the Cambria cotton had advanced Il
to I'D. Indian corn declined Is. Hour was firm wheat Id
per bashe lower there was change provisions coffee
dspaure Of the Pacific amounted TO lOOo bales Barring
Congressional.
The Senate was to take up the California bill on
Monday tl2th1 tits believed that the House will
pass the Texas bill, though the Northern and
Southern ultras continue to combat it.
SECOND DISPATCH.
More OF the PacSftc's News---English
BALTIMORE, Monday, August IL.
The crops in England have very promising
appearance.
Battle between the Danes and the Hol-
On the 10Th ultimo, great battle took place be-
tween the Danes and Holsteners, in which the
former were victorious. The Danes were 10000
strong, and the Holsteiners 100000 The killed
wounded and missing amounted to 1000. The
Danes lost the greater number. The Holsteiners
were compelled to retreat; but the Danes pro-
posed truce of three days, which was declined
by the former.
The Hanoverians have determined to side with
the Holsteiners.
Austria refuses to abide by the decision of the
Frankfort Parliament
Great Fire.
The city of Samarid (?) has been destroyed b,
fire. Five hundred houses were burned
THIRD DISPATCH
Congress.
BALTIMORE, Tuesday, August IS.
On Monday Q2) the amendment of MIR. Davis
OF Mississippi, proposing division of California
was rejected by vote Of 80 to 90 The bill ad
uniting California, then ordered to be engrosset
for third reading by % to 10. The Senate ther
adjourned.
| Cotton.
Cotton at New York has upward tendency
| Epening Picayune
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| CtHlCkERING's PIANO FORTEs.-The public
~ VIII please take notice that Mr.. HEN szEssSKl-
NY PARSONS, l3 Camp street, is my .lt
9nIy agent Tor the sale Of my Piano Fortess M ~ I'D
TINS depot may be considered fully guaranteed from the fac
tory a Orders may be left for any kndOf instruments
approved
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y PICKLES, Ketohups and Sardnes;
L0BSTERS, Salmon, Shrimp, Corlias
OILS, Mustards cayenne;
BRANDY FRUITS, Dried Fruits and Spices
assorted and for sale by
su15 1. w. ARTHUR & co. % and % New I.eyee
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1. o. o. Z.

SE@AA[ tB- howard LODGE NO ia Regular
Meeting If this Lodge will be held THIS EVENING
s4SSS Thursday, at the Grand Lodge Hail. hnEpast
o'eloeH rnncua attendance requested BY order Of the N
aus NJ +. RICE, Secretary.
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news bx enc Camhrin.

The Baltimore Sun contains the following adj
ditonal news by the Cambria:
There was an action between man of war and
a German steamer on the 2lst, IN which the former
suffered very seriously, and was forced 10 retreat.
The hostile armies at last dates were on the land
were face to face, and bloody conflicts momenlari-
ly looked for And as the King of Denmark in
tends severe coercion, and is strongly backed,
there remains no doubt that "a severe and bloody
conflict will ensue
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IT Consignees Of 81 cutbays Vtro married. " per bar
ONANDo IRON Boston, vii please present bill Of adng mne
daey dAchagng clerk the Levse Munc
pAlyp or they whi be ttgred at his Expense risk.
Auy j. W. ANDREWS 81 co. % Common street
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1T Bark OVANDO, Capt Emery from Boston, dischaR-
ing az Post Second Mani patty Coussness requested
attend receipt OF their Ieveu they win
stored at their expense and
au7 J. w. ANDREWS u CO, So Common st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-12
xhs Death OF Lopi. Philippe. the last King
OF France.

tsrcrn the London Chronie.. Aug al
One more strange incident IN the annals ~ a
strange htu.e Ming, Tor whom nation over
threw dynasty, has died an exile l. Juis
Pbiliprc, sXkiBg Of the French, expired yesterday
rnofnibT, ~ eight O'Clock, NJ Jlarcmoui, in the
pscssbor of the sx-Queen aud the following MEM
bers a LIS family The hchcsa OF OtIrang IN.
&. mite 10 raris, the Duke de Charircs the Duke
and Duchtts DE- Nemours, the Pnoce and Princess
DE- Joru,ille. the Duke and lu hes dAumlle.
scd the bUchess Augufte de : axe COburg. Tue
King hid been made aware q MS appro aching dus-
solution cstly the previous day. an receiving with
calmosss the awful ntmaiion thus hrst broken
TO him, prcpsred for The final arangemenis he
wished t. make. Amer a conversation with the
Queer, he dictated, with n remarkable clearness,
n ccnCiusI Ou To his memoirs, VA order to complete
history which illness had for come months con-
RELIED him TO suspend. lie then caused 10 be sum
moned his chaplain, the Able Gaeih, all hts chill
cren snd grandchildren, who were NJ Claremont AZ
the time End IN the presence OF the Queen and his
faniy he received the last rites Of the Romin Ca.
thOlc Church Tie then remsined Tor som time
surrounded hy his family Towards ssven o'clock
in the evening the debility from which the King
had been suffering dsaPps ared. and in it, place
fever came on, which continued during the night
with much violence, but withe1t disturbing the
composure 81 mind which never abandoned hun
A. the hour We have named, the fever had reached
ats height, and the King expired.
The Paris OTdrc says
The King, to the last moment, retained q calm
n,ss, presence Of mind, and strength OF soil
-hioh INSPIRED all present with tender and respect
sul admiration. At halfpast seven his bresshiag
ccsme more Oppressed, aud, Ia hiatt an hour aitef-
wnds, he expired The Queen. 10 q traa port ~
fle sIaih.d within her arms the liicle,s body ol
eef haeband she then took lss' embrace, AMI
re'nf wrh sublime resignstion, and t1rning To-
wards her children, who were all assembled
around tho Death bed. and Who all. by a EuIl;l. /
nous mOts Bpen'. drew around hsr, ehs slii q |
shem I" Pfomis' me TO temain always united |
IN rememSrance ~ your father, as tos h,ve been |
soring his lifetime W viii be for yon. atw,
have plveys tssr 81 h'm,' vss Their reply, aad
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The ST. Petersburg papers publish the eonptae.-
du, presented by the Munster of Finance, at the
annual sitting Of the council of the establishment
on the public credit of the empire. The most I'M
portant matters which have arisen with regard to
the public credit during the course Of the last year,
have been-hTst, the issue OF four new series OF
tasury bonds, of three millions of rubes each, TO
defTay the expenses Of the war in Hungary; then
the loan of C5 5000 600 sterling, opened in London.
through the house of Bring, Brothers and Co.;
the withdrawal Of the prohibition Of the exporta-
ton OF coined money, decreed in 1913, and granting
the bank at hief the authority TO discount bile at
six months.
The new debts registered in the great book dur
ing the year lS49, amount TO H. 1872 $50 silver ru-
bles the total amount of the debt registered 10
336 PIG, 492 silver rubes. The fund transmitted to
the CO mmission Of the Sinking Fund q 97S 039
rubles. The total capital in the Golfers of the
commission OF the Sinkisg Fund, amounts TO
55,5OO,OOO rubles The Bank of the Empire, for
advances, possesses an actual capital Of $500, 900
rubles. The advances in cases of mortgage or
hypothec, represent capital Of 81, 000, 900 rubes
On the I'D of January, 1850. the amount Of notes
in circulation was about 80 900 900 rubles, while
the metallic reserves amounted to a capital OF
l6 GOO, COO rubles. Ia the Golfers OF the saving.
banks there was deposi ed .2S3 900 rubles, in
GLIDING the accumnations of interest.
The 81. Peter sburg joumsl, the Iapa!id, Of the
lItb, publishes bulletin from the army OF thu
Caucasus, announcing the taking Of an important
position, and the subsequent submission OF two
II hes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-12

Serious difficulties have arisen in the way of Set
Ting The dispute Of the Piedmonteee governme mt
With Rome. The Pope and Cardinal Antonelli
the Airglio cabinet, or at least the dismissal of
Siccardi and all the liberal minister's Exorbitant
and inscI,pt as this demand is, IL SCENE but too
gfobsbIe that u viii be backed by the cabinet Of
fiancr' Austfla, strange TO Say, shows less dis
position to eer,e the Pope's retrnpradr Tendencies
than the government of the French republic anJ,
" Psolor'son az she sees France eager 10 do the
dry vois 81 reaction in Italy, man,aIns a peadsnt
r.aive. u " reported that Austria Councils the
ToIs To publish the organic statutes which have
bc,n 20 long talt.d about, while NJ De Rsynevsl
dss sedss the measure. Thus. SehwsrtrenSufn
pl,s the Holy See ~ith liberal advice, While be
t'kts = Pfe-sion upen the government, Of rlrin.
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After having borse hi- sseg,r. without os,en,i.
ton end without pride, Louis Philippe sup rried
his exile without weakness and regret He lived
sor the last two ye as In oo,per ofiofcga grJIaj
way from intngue, without RANGER and MA.