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,,,r, NOTICE.
hE sulscbeT haying purchased the interest Of his late

Hb subscriber having purchased the interest of his late
partner ANDREW OLIVER, in the WHOLE
s sL AND RETAIL DRUG ESTABLISHMENT, corner
fora number Of years past conducted jointly by them -
Sn,et ihe style of Andrew oliver & Co has com
pFg ans, for more extended business than
Eva hitherto done by the old house. My stock of
Wy Drugs, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
ii SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND PERFUMERY,
- embracing, as intend it shall every article needful
~e heads OF tamies Planters and Country Dealers. will
~ oe exceeded IN excellence of quality or reasonabeness of
rce ny any other house in the trade while as General
PATENT MEDICINE AGENT,
ef can he addressed TO with confidence and certain
nayhg them properly and faithfully attended to, not
psslenSiy experienced in this place
customers 49, e' VI '"Ne s"os "
my PRESENT
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~ John ]. Johnson, charged with killing John
NJ. Elliott in Warren county, Va, has been found
guilty of murder in the second degree, and SEN
fenced to the penitenary for seven years and six
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{r-A new and troublesome insect has attacked
the orange trees of Florda-large groves have
been DESTROYED
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IRISH MoRTGAG Es.-The registered incnmbran-
on landed property in Ireland, amounts to
f45 .6lS.257.
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CARRIAGE MANUFACToRY,

r,HE patronage that has been extended N-1s y
| 10 Us 50 very literally the last seven (SAsAf1Gr
vpas while in Common street, has induced EHSL
n tie last summer erect a large building w
sYpn.ly for manufacturing and repairing CARR AGES.
We have now one of the largest Shops in the Southern
g. ~ and are prepared with good Northern workmsn,
and Inc best of materials to build any style of Carriage
oI and guarantee them two years if used in the country
w Are also better prepared than before for repairing
Garages and restore them almost TO their original beauty
and durability, although apparently worn out and useless
Ne will pay freight Carriages sent to repair. We will
G keep on hand an assortment of Nes and Secondhand
Carriages which will be sold low Old Carriages taken
u or their old ones repaired 10 cali at our Manu-
oy and Repository and Judge for themselves the corner
Of rape and Carondeiet streets next door to the office
Of The Commercial Water Works, of the St. Charles
Hotel New Orleans
mh5 3m MATTHEW'S Il DENMAN.
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o. Dry Dock has been built at Buffalo,
which cost $4,000, and viii take up the largest
lake craft with ease,
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Gs-A right whale, which yielded seventy bar
res of oil, was taken by some Provncetown
whalers lately.
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NEW ORLEANS SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL o.

logical system sits like incubus the energies both of the
peachel and The nearer and converts the church which oe
rates 1t into charne house of souls
ne words rendered from the originals of the Scriptures
Engish by the word hell" the Hebrew Sheol, and
In the Greek Iararus, Hades Gehenna The last term is
the original OF our text and literally signifies the valley OF
fnnon 1t was the place where the days of Mannaseh
children were offered to the Idol Mooch In the time OF our
Saviour was the place which all the filth and the dead
bodies OF animals and criminals from the city of Jersa
lem were conveyed Here worms ever revealing on the
carses OF the dead and fires kept burning
snme the noNon matter and to purge the from esten
tIa stencil BY the inventive of a more hod
pace could not be imagined The OF this horrible nIaca
the selected by blessed Lord designate the
of the wicked future world. This Interpretation acconIs
with the ideas of the great theological poet, Milton
THE pleasant valley of lnnon. Tophet thence
And black GelIenna called the type of hel.''
This appears 10 be the only term in the Scriptures which
tavorS the notion of combining hell local habtation
Sheo and Hades, when used in relation to the souls OF
descriptive OF the of souls departed from the pre-
sent life, rather than of their locality Ii OF very great
importance determine the question whether the soul de-
of the of hell from the locality which it
be placed whether its unhappy state not be sut
cient to make its locality where perfect hell Milton
describes Satan thus
Me miserable which way shall fly,
Infinite wrath and infinite despair?
Which way fly is hell; myself am HE'LL
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A CONSr LARD OIL:
a ufacoa y supply of superior article from the man.
Thomas Fssol JuStus Wright Rice, Mitchell & Co and
svS emery for sale by ~ ~
~ sluRGEs y WRIGHT, s. Tchouptoulas st.
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VRae CaeE OF WIouI IhelF Palent Iron Roller Boys
Rue SaeS' Imposing Stones Composing Sticks Brass
every a.G;Iline, las, Re Sc constantly ON hand and
eaing w. Necessary for complete Printing Office in
mast ayorsb furnished at the shortest notice and on the
ond received IN exchange for New at nine cents per
des IL, M Publishers will be supplied with estimate in
style and nns lthces Bndey by informing us ofthe
The xplahh NY OF work they desire TO do
I'VE OF are prepared furnish Castings of any
Cash "esGGiiltuon, at the lowest price VI any
Thu pad ior Old Cast Iron
ussntI and other saws supply OF which they ken
- "n nand. fmh5 l2ml R. HOE x co
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MATTHEWS & DENMAN.
NOTICE

TIVE subscriber having by of February 49, 1sie be-
fore D. l. Ricardo, Notary Public Of this city, acquired
fom William Ferrel, inventor of the ETRE-PROOF
C0NCaYE CRATE B.4RS, and paentee Of the same,
Tpaten dated April % 1913 the right sole Of said
Fere of making and vending said Patent Crate Bars the
States of Louisiana and Alabama, and the Mississippi
River and its tributaries now gives notice that he prepared
fulfil orders for said articles They especially
mended planters and of steamboats, as being
far more durable than the ordinary Crate Bars.
ABpenons infringing upon said patent by manufacturing
oseDg similar articles without authority from the paentee
will be prosecuted to the exteDrof the law.
New Orleans, March l8, 1913. DANIEL DANA.
NEW ORLEANS, March 49, 1S4S
Mr. DanG- have used in taking off two crops of sugar.
The Patent Crate Bars invented by Mr. VIM Ferrell and find
them far SUPERIOR from their surface the ordinary
basin inasmnc they will, from their peculiar forma-
ton, last Ave times as long. Respectfully,
mills 3m G. w CAMPBELL
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RoBBINs' ORLEANS MULES.

- No. 3 Triangle BUILDINGS.
'THE PROPRIETOR having recently fitted up these
Mills in the most complete manner now prepared to
receive orders from the trade and RETAIL Ground Coffee
Specs OF all kinds Oil Cake, Corn Meal and Ground Feed
Hotels steamboats, and vessels, will find their inter-
est to call the undersigned and his personal
devoted to The business, they be assured that the
Giles will always be of the best quality and neatly and
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A few OBJ. ervaons and we close the discourse.
l. From this subject learn, that the system whicn denies
the doctrine of the ssengs OF the wicked for ever
is at once both with The language OF Scripture and
with the nature of whose mind ought always 10 De
addressed subjects of eternity by the motives OF eternity
presented to his fears well as to his hopes
2 We also may hence learn the danger OF the doctrine
which we oppose assocatng with itself other hurtfui
errors and like the uncean spirit in the parable taking 10
itself other spirits worse than Itself lie who denes he
doctrine of eternal etrbutioH almost certainly led to adopt
system of INTERPRETATION which divests the Saviour OF men OF
His divine glory and heaven itself of the eternity oil rs DIS
TO avoid the eternity the shame and contempt proclaimed
in Daniel the portion of the wicked WING are TO De raa
from the dust would deny that the text refers 10 me
ing destiny of man and, doing this, annlila'es me eternity
OF life TO the righteous which the text understood 10 ea
Ia pay off the stroke which Saviour aims al th ooce
when he says These shall away INTO everlasting punls
men-it denies that all nations the contekt means all
nations and that the transactions here described belong al
ali TO the general Judgment and in doing this II demohe
the eternity of the life which supposed present
to the righteous Thus be demonstrated clearly
snv moral truth admits of demonstration, that by these
cines OF interpretation carried out the doctrines both Of
heaven and hell expunged from the Bible and
other doctrine peculiar Christianity 1t but justice to
the of truth state that although the preacher of the
aiona Church this city PROCESSES base his doe
time on the Billie, the whole Bible and nothing but the
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-03

DEAD SEA ENrFprrloN.-rhe y. Y.
Herald has received letters and journals
from Conslanllnople 10 March 1th, through
which that paper is enabled to give lis rea.
ders some account Of the expedition TO the
Dead Sea.
1t appears that the expedition arrived in
the Dardanelles on the latter end Of Feb.
Tuary; and on Saturday, the Goth, Lieut..
Lynch, accompanied by his officers, and
the ehlei Interpreter ol tho expedition, pro-
eeeded 10 the Imperial Palace of Tihera.
gan, where he was presented to tho Sultan
The Sultan received him with great kind.
ness and attention, and asked great many
questions in relation 10 the objects Of the
expedition, Lieut., Lynch presented the
Sultan with several valuable works, two of
them upon the North American Indians,
with some fine engrayings oflhe chiefs, and
also several volumes oil the "Na,ural His.
tory ol New York. with numerou, engrav.
ings. The Sultan received them most era.
eiously, aud examined them a long time
with great interest aud satisfaction Our
account iurlher states that Lieut.. Lynch
and those who accompanied him were high.
ly delighted with their reception.
Ii was the intention OF Lieut.. Lynch Ia
set sail without further delay Tor the Coast
OF syria, in order 10 prosecute the purposes
oi the expedition.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-03
ORITTIR Y.

Died, at Fulton, Ark., on the morning Of the
iGih uli, ions :. JouNsoS, Of the firm OF J. ).
johnson y Co., aged 81 years
Having resided IN this community from his early
boyhOod, aud being possessed Of more than an
ordinary Intellect, uniiring energy aud street IN
trgniy. together with a Tich and ineNhau,tahe
fund OF wit and good humor, be had made ior
himself many warm friends and admirers hind
and courteous TO those with whom business bfough,
him IN contact, benevolent aud charitable in q
high degree 10 those who required bis ad siucefc,
wlm.hcarled and devoted TO those whs shared
his friendship, the memory Of his unlimely death
will for years to CONS cause the tear Of regret 10
mos,en the checks Of his many friends and asso-
ciaics, and the recollection VI his manly character
will long be cherished by many who have been
tho recipients Of bis beneyolcncs aud bounty
hut ~ despite Of his various gifts and many virtues
ill despite Of his vigorous constitution and rVbu,
form, IN the meridian OF his life and IN the midst
Of his usefulness he has been removed from
amongst Us, strongly impfcssing upon the minds
Of bis surviving friends and bcreaycd relatives the
important lesson, that 1t Is appointed unIo oil men
once to die, and that they too will soon have TO
bow 10 that iffoyocablc mandate against all our
race; from dust thou art, and unto dust shalt thou
return. But such was the honesty and integrity
Of his lie, such the wlfmlh aud bcncyolenee Of
his heart that we are consolcd in our bereavement
by the confident belief aud sincere hope, as his
NASTY form is consigned TO iis mother earth, that
h. tmiculited spirit has gohe 10 mansions Of
eternal peace and happiness, where the wicked
cease from troubling aud tho weary arc At fcsl.
NJ
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-03

Tue frruRe-Tho "Dry Good. Reporter" Of
Nes York, by the way. very able commercial
paper, sayE
M, belief IS Heir that as a dry goods interest,
We shall have rather moderate trade lhis Spring.
fair collections, few failures. loW pfoes Of goods
good profits for obbers, and by July, money abuh.
dant ut simple interest; the war ended, exchange
on Europe in our iasor2. per cent. fair puees for
all cur staple productions, and a sound aud safe
business dong IN al Of the VARIOUS branches eonsd.
cred in ihs article; perhaps snail FfgGis, bat We
hope qHick feiHrHs.
L., rs then be thankful that isar, psailfHer,
and famine leaves US IN 80 happy and blooming
a condition.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-03

porch receiving addresses aud replying to
them.
There may yet be a struggle between
Lamarllne at the head Of tho moderate 70.
publicans, and NJ. Ledru Rolln, at the
head ol tho fauhourgs. The best thing
that can happen Tor France will be the meet.
ing OF the National Assembly: aud il ought
10 meet someshere else than in Paris.
We watch This revolution with intense
interest. VIII tho French prove worthy oil
lreedaml Neither the National Guard nor
the operatives seem aware Of what true
liberty is, or else they would not thus BE-
trying to iniimlaie the government. and
oppress each other Ii. the operatives pre-.
vail, there will he no real liberty; if the
shopkecperS, there will he Us little. 4
permanent aud iusl republic eau only be
established by compromise Each side
mu,i yield something ofils peculiar views
Paris seems determined as in the first
revolution, Ia overcome the rest Of France.
This mus nll he permitted, or liberty will
be lost, The Gifunlists in l7Da, had the
majority oi the people on their side, but
they fell victims to the mobs oi Paris, aud
with them expired all hope OF Il lasting re.
public. VIII il bc So nowl VIII Lamar.
tine be sacrificed 10 Lelru Rollinl
Ntais Ga:eite.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-03

Tm NIAGARA SusrENsIoN BRDGE.-
The work is begun, and the frst crossing
has been madel avn fortunately enabled
10 furnish seine thrilling facts connected
with this Journey. such as no man in tho
New World ever before made.
ii raised, (says the distinguished Engi.
nser) my first llillc wire cable on sallr.
day, aud anchored il securely both in Can.
ada aud New York. To-day, March -,
frightened ii up, and suspended below il
an iron basket, which had caused 10 be
prepared for the purpose, AMI which is at.
iachcd 10 pullcys along the cable.
"Oa this iilic machine ! erased oucr
10 Caaadq. exchanged saluialions with our
friends there, and returned again. all in
hfccn minutes. The rini wds high and
the weather cold, but yet The "trip wa. very
interesting To me--up as ! was tno han.
dred and forty toci above the Rapids, aud
viewing As did, from the centre Of the
river, one uf the most sublime prospect.
which nature has prepared on this Earth ol
ours.
Tho machine did not work as smoothly
as | wished, but IN the conrs, OF this wecl.
| will have it SO adjusted that any body may
cross in safety"
The view from the centre Of the Bridge
must have been glorious, but whether sui,
hoienlly to have repaid the adventurous
architect for his pcrilous journey, leave 10
the romantic readers Of tho Courier TO i'm
aamc. understand that a lady has since
the above date made the daring transit.
Cour. and Eng. Correspondence.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-03

BuRNSa or ruE CHATTER OAR, ANp
Loss OF Llre.-.rhe steamboat Sarah
Bladcn. which arrived last Monday from
St. Louis, report, the burning of the we'll.
known steamboat Charter Oak, Captain
Carroll. About noon on the 18th the
Sarah Blaien, discovered the Charter Oak,
one hundred miles above the Ohio river,
burned 10 the waters edge. \ passenger
who jumped over board when the Oak was
on 6rc was taken up by the Sarah Blalen.
IL stated that the fire occurred aboul !
o'clock on the morning ol the 18th inst. by
the ignition OF quantity Of hemp aud hay,
ol which there was a considerable quantity
on board. The boat was completely en-.
volycd in flames before he heard any alarm
given, and he thinks that several lives
must have been lost, as a number Of per.
sous were missing, among them the lifst
engineer, four of tho hands employed on
board. and several passengers. The Cap.
tain escaped VERY narrowly from the flames
with severe burns upon bis face and arms.
One Of the pilots had an arm broken, and
The bafkcepcr, ehambormaid, aud number
of others, were severely injured by burning
or Otherwise. The steamboats, Grand
Turk and Tobacco Plant landed at tho
scene Of the unfortunate disasWr tBaiIcy's
Lanling) aud took number OF the pas.
,rngefs back 10 ST. Lnuis.-Pieayuae.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-03

Mai. Bachr, late member of the Texas
State Senate, whose death we lately record.
ed, was native Of Philadelphia, and was
the iaihor.in.law Of Robert j. Walker, See.
rotary Of the Treasury, brother n.law OF
George NJ. Dallas, Vice President Of the
United States, also connected by marriage
to John Sergeant oil Philadelphia, and was
grandson of Benjamin Franklin. lie was
tho oldest member of the Senate, and was
ono Of the trainers of the Constitution of
Texas.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-03
INVALUABLE
L a I'm ly COMPANION

- lN Lectures on Causes. Prevention and Cure
y of Consumption, Asthma, Diseases OF the
Heart, ana all Female Diseases, 23i pages, 2s
engfayings. Paper so cts; bound rs cts. Mail
to any part--postage . ~ cts
Shoulder braces and Chest fspanders, So.
Mail to any part, so cts, postage. Inhalinr
Tubes, silver, s3 by mail, letter postage Al.
dominal Supporters, perfect, s. to $40, for all
Rup,ures, Falling of the Bowels aud Womb. aud
Weak Back, aud Chest; sent by Express every.
where For braces or supporters, or Rupture
Supporters, give height from head to foot, aud
circumference Of person next the surface, Just
above the hips II Rupture, mention which side.
Agents wanted for the sale of the above goods
Address Dr. $. $. FITCH,
1Oi broadway, New York, pos, paid
Feb. 81, lsls.20.ly
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-03

MR llorcnRls---lt isstatcd that this unfoHnn-
ato gentleman. who was 80 nendy murdered In
Brooklyn, N. Y some months since, has recover
cd his bodily health and is slowly rcgaIniDg bis
mental faculties. lie seems to have forgotten ev-
crythng he learned during his life, and has to be
taught to speak and learn bis Letters as il he were
a child. The sound Of his own voice IN learning
In nrliculalc u new wnfd umugcs him exceedingly
N Y 7iiiups
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-03

4 Nrw PRorELLER-.Yes,crday we
witnessed, on Choulcau's pond, the applica.
ton of a newly invented propeller by Mr..
J. Rccdrr. of this city. The invention
consist. in tho application To the stern of u
boat Of a propeller shaped and fashioned
like the tail OF the whale. II consists Of a
combination Si springs, which are operated
upon by a crank. and which produces the
same effect on the water US the tail Ol the
whale does. The whole idea seems 10 he
borrowed from the form and powers Of this
monster Of the deep 10 travel through the
water. II is slcered by small rudders
Corresponding to the side Tins Of the whale)
on the side The small craft upon which
il is applied glided through the water at
rapid rate, aud the inventor believes that
a vessel constructed on his principle may
be- made to cross the Atlantic, from New
York to Liverpool, in lour or five days.
The invention 4. ingenious and well worthy
the attention Of those who feel an interest
in lhc advance of the age.
81. Louis Republican, April Il.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-03
Notice.

't'IlE subscribers have just received and offer
for sale
so Hall Il Spcois' No. and Ploughs,
Cooking and Warming Stoves,
whskcy, Sugar, Coffee, Molasea,
Imperial aud Young Tyson Tea, ...a
PoH and Claret Wine, Soap, Iron, Castings,
Nails, Cotton Yarn. &c
In connection with our business uayo esiablishsd
TIN SHOP,
and will furnish tin Ware IN large or small guam.
titles, on accommodating terms. Jol work exc
cuied with dispatch.
BLOCK, BROTHER Il ca
Fulton, March 90, lSls.l6.n
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-03

GoyfRsurNr FiNAScEr--l, is said that the
Secretary Of the Treasury will advertise for tho
Sl6,000,0OO loan, just authorised BY Congress,
IN Europe as well as at home Oayrs are said 10
have been made for the whole Of the sum wanted
by foreign capitalists or bankers
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-03
S35 Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber
EM on the night Of the lsi inst, Ne
NAU gro Man named Fielding, aged
10 about - years, Of u dark copper
XXX color, and about five feet eight
W inches in height, well dressed and
e-R3 has a variety Of clothing with
him. On his neck n large scar, which has the
appearance Of burn. lie is slow Of speech but
i quite intelligent; can read aud wrIio very we'll
and will probably have pass, or free papers with
him, and will, no doubt, cndoayor 10 get 10 the
Arkansas or Mississippi rivers, as ho has been on
steamboats, as cook, &c This boy ran away
from his former master, Samuel Taylor who ro-
sided near Pine BlniI, Ark, aud was out some
three years, and passed himself of as free man,
calling himself John.
SAID negro took with him a dark bay horse, sad
die, bride, and large red blanket The horse
has a fine appearance; is about 10 hands high,
years old, and has star ia bis iorhead. The
above reward will be paid for tleapPrehension and
delivery Of the boy and horse TO the undersigned,
aud ali reasonable charges will be- paid.
GEORGE q. BRITT
Washington, Arb, May ID, lS4s.