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Comparative Value OF British and Ameri-
can Iron.

can Iron.
Most of our readers are, we doubt not, aware
of the vast amount of the transportation on the
Philadelphia and Reading railroad, but few of
them, probably, have reflected on the opportu-
nifty afforded by its vast business for testing the
comparative durability of the different descrip-
tons of iron-an opportunity probably un-
equalled in the world. For many years re-
cord has been kept in relation to every single
bar removed, showing the length of time it had
been in use, and its condition when removed,
so that in can be at a moment ascertained how
many tons weight had passed upon it before it
became so far worn as to render its removal
necessary; and the result of the whole has been
to establish the fact that true economy requires
that American iron should alone be used for all
future repairs, even at much greater differ
ence of price than now exists. That such is
the case will be seen from the following facts:
An English rail, weighing sirty pounds to
the yard, requires ninety-four tons to the mile !;
the cost of which, at $40, would be 1890.
An American one, of fifty pounds to the yard,
would require seventy eight tons which, at
S4S, would be 1914. Experience has proved
the latter to be more durable, and in every re-
spect better than the former, and, therefore, to
be much cheaper, even at difference of So per
ton, or more than the whole Of the present duty
on foreign iron, whereas the actual difference
is, as we learn, little more than So per ton.
Nevertheless, English iron, cheap and compare
lively worthless, is imported by hundreds of
thousands of tons, and will, we doubt not, con-
tinue to be so until the remainder Of our fur
naces shall be closed, when prices will again
rise, and probably to the old level.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
BY and wih the aduice and consent Of The Senate.
ALExASpER NJ Ross, of New York, to be Consul
of the United States at st. Catharines.
GIDEON 8. HOLMES, of Massachusetts,, to be Con-
sui Of the United States at the Cape of Good Hope
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THIRTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
MONDAY, JAsuAHy 81, 1851.
SENATE.

The CHAIR laid before the Senate communi
cation from the War Department, enclosing a state
ment of the surveys made upon the best mooe oil
nanyrd With n plan and estimate of the cost Of the
work Referred to the Committee on the District
of Columbia.
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS ron AFRICA.
Mr.. EWING presented the following memorial,
signed by two thirds of the members OF the State
Constitutional Convention now in session In Ohio
To the honorable the Senate and House of Repre-
sentativea os the Congress of the United States;
The undersigned, members of the Ohio Constitu-
tioual CONVENTION, take the liberty, respectfully,
but earnestly of calling your attention 10 the con-
dition and prospects OF the republic OF Liberia, and
10 the growing Importance Of lis commerce ana
the bcncicent effects which 1t has already pro-
duced and the favorable influence II must con
'inue 20 exercise, IN the great work OF African civil
ization.
80 colony of Liberia, you aware, was
planted by the charity of American citizens, with
out distinction of party political or sectional me
enterprse was commenced, iostered' ana protecteu
by the warm hearts and enlightened ininos oi
American men and women, north and south ot the
Potomac who united on the broad and soiid OASIS
of American philanthropy, to elevate morally and
intellectually the free coored people oil the United
Stntrs and confer on them the blessings OF civil
and religious liberty. That colony now happily
constitutes prosperous, moral. and we'll governed
independent republic. Its growing comnerciai
importance is attracting the attention OF the great
commercial nations of Europe, who are according
TO it their acknowledgement of its independence,
and securing themselves by treaty the advantages
which its commerce will afford. Your petitioners
are OF opinion that the establishment OF line of
steamers between the United States and Liberia on
the plan submitted to your consideration during
the last session OF Congress, would greatly promote
the interests of the republic of LIBERIA rapidly ad
vance the commerce Of this country with Africa,
hasten the destruction Of the slave trade, and by a
fording greater facilities to emigration In the
greater cheapncss and rapidity with which it could
be conducted, give an impulse to colonization that
would tell most favorably upon the interest of both
continents
We would, therefore, urge upon your considera-
ton. as one of great national importance, the
scheme of n line Of steamers between our country
and Africa, and we do so with the hope that you
will not permit your present session TO close with
tod lauy for ita MT
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FARMING IN MorTcoMERy.--TheR Rockville Jour.
nal OF the 2dth instant says that the farmers of
Montgomery county have avaiIcd themselves very
generally Of the fine weather of the past two weeks
in ploughing for the spring crops.
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SMALLPOX. The Rockville, (Md.) Journal states
that the smallpox Is in Montgomery county.
though tSays the cases are few, and have assumed
varioloid type,
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PETITIONS PRESENTED UNDER THE RULE.


By MIR. BOKEE The memorial of over one thou
sand two hundred ropemakers and other citizens
of Kings county, New York, representing that,
under the tariff of 1885, the discrimination in favor
Of manufactured hemp over the raw material is
unjust and destructive to the interests of American
labor and asking such amendment to the law
will protect its rights.
Also the memorial of George E. Baker, an assist
ant marshal of the county of Kings, in the southern
district of New York, asking additional compcn-
sation for services in taking the census.
Also, the petition of William M. Meek and
eighty others, citizens Of Adams county, Ohio,
praying relief for Lindsay Gossett, citizen of that
county Referred to the Committee on the Post Of
fec and Post Roads.
BY Mr.. HOWE The petition Of James Donald
and forty three other citizens of Pcnnsy yvania,
praying Congress to repeal the Fugitive Slave law.
Referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
BY d. F. MILLER: The petition of William C.
Adams, William Miller, and sixty four other citi
zens of Van Buren, county, Iowa, praying the i'm
mediate repeal of the Fugitive Slave law. Refer
red to the Committee on the judiciary.
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William Sawyer,
Jacob j. Greene,
John II. Blair,
Jos. Nj. Farr,
Jno. ] HOFFMAN,
ID. p. Leadbetter,
Harmon Stidger,
Edward Archbold,
John Larwell,
Sam'l Qnigiey,
j. Thompson,
ID. ID. r. Hard,
r. w. Cahill,
John Z. Hunt,
Robert Forbes,
w. 5. Groesbeck,
John Chaney,
George Ceilings,
Samson Mason,
Jacob Bleckensderier,
Van. Brown,
A. j. Burnet,
Josiah Scott,
Samuel Moorhead,
Thos. j. Larsh,
B. Stanton,
1'hos. w. Ewarts,
Jno. A. Smith,
John Graham,
II. N. Gillet,
William Barbee,
S. j. Andrews,
Joseph Barne tt,
A. G. Brown,
Jas. J. Worthin gton,
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James Loudon,
Thomas Patterson,
b. p. Smith,
Thomas A. Way,
John Lidey,
VIM. kennon,
J. p. Henderson,
i. Case,
John Johnson,
Z. Wilson,
II. Thompson,
j. Ewing,
Charles McCloud,
G.. s. Hamilton,
George J. Smith,
Otway Curry,
Jacob Perkins,
David Barnett,
Isaiah Morris,
David Chambers,
Daniel Peck,
Simeon Nash,
A. Harlan,
Jno. s. Green,
Adam N. Riddle,
j. Dan, Jones,
f. Z. Roll,
G.. w. Holms,
w. s. Bates,
v. b. Horton,
Richard Stillwell,
Henry Stanbery,
Elias Florence,
James Arnold,
Peter Hitchcock.
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The New ORLEANS MIST.-The exed sta te.
ment shows the operations and coinage OF the
branch mint, New Orleans, during the year 1850.
DEPosITEs.
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have rung in the sonorous numbers Of the
Father of Poetry2
Yet such was Britain's apprenticeship in
steam navigation. While the motto Of our
steamers was go ahead, her'swa of necessity go
sure. And thus for FIVE and twenty years the
people of the British islands have been trained
in one set Of ideas regarding steam navigation,
and we in another; and what is specially peril
nent to the purpose Of this article--for this pc
riod Of time, she has been establishing found
ries, erecting ship-yards, building engines,
and rearing practical engineers, exactly suited
to meet US, and perhaps defeat us, in the con-
test which has now begun, as to superiority in
our line of ocean steam navigation.
Nor is this superior experience, in navigat-
ing the turbulent waters Of the northern seas,
the only advantage in the hands of our rivals.
Her immense mineral resources, especially her
inexhaustible beds of iron and coal, lying CON
tiguous TO each other, and near to navigable
waters, with the low price of labor by which
these arc made cheap and abundant at any re-
quired port, place a power in her hands dec-
sive Of contest which is not met and sus
tanned by corresponding or countervailnp ad-
vantages, added to indomitable perseverance,.
And to all this we must add, that John
Bulls long and heavy purse is put at the dis
posal Of our British competitors. As the haugh-
ty Brennus, while Rome hesitated about the
golden ransom she was to pay, put his sword
In the scale, exclaiming, "wo to the conquered;"
80 Britain casts the might Of her money into the
issue. The government aid given to England
by the CuNARp line 10 twice or thrice that be-
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DdDcS1a

At Dallas. On the 81 inst, MARY, infsn, d,u,b
Ter Of Mr. Z and Mrs. octsyia Jones. aged lnen,hs
Al Dss'9sen College. on the 2sth Of Jaly, " NJ
FERGUS, sged years and months aud on M
l6lh Of August. ROBERT HALL. aged G months
children OF N ID aud VI. A Johnston, yho are u,,eb
salicied Al their less.
Also, 10 Union county. on the 5h instant. Of FIVE,
Z, the residence Of his father, WIN. f.. DOSrER
Esq. Cierk Of the Superior Court Of Union COUNTY
in The. se'h year of bis age. Toe deceased wa.aate
an aniabie, moral aud Promising young man and
had svsry Inspectors eng iife when dsafh tsk
Of the tender infant, or strikes down the hsatv head
We can submi, with calm rssgnuli9nta die beresye'
msntis' the cpe is easily crushed By 70 lson Of ,s
Tenderness aod the other fall. like ripened fnit q
lis mother earth; but there is something tely an.
ailing ions IN the death Of one IN DE bloom, Of vep
and vietr Of nanhcod-- death then brings double
iefroI, because 50 unexpected, Mr.. Dysier. though
seriously iucilm aud Of very exemplary lie, was
pol directly connected with uny visible church vel
heie COED or urd Ter lbe hope, that he VAS AID Il
uos n.embsr Of tie church layisibie and riun
phani.--CoamuMcArED.
Also.iD tnsrn county, the 9Th instant, sf ever.
Af Wa. WINCHESTER, aged stou, 65 gears.
Also. in tnion enuniy. On The ath instant, Of over
Sir HENRY SMELL. sgsd about 40 year.
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State or .Eorfh.Carcrino.

UNION COUNTY
Court Of Pieas and Quarter Sessions, JGlv
Term. 1851.
Richard Harris, admiri.,rator &C Lee Cr.fia,
~.
James Gtifio, Mahsla Gn.Rn, Ala Griffin. Emil,
erhic, kaish Harflg, Jourdan jams and La.
c'sea bis wife, Naomi Griffin, ElztJcth
6 fir ard Miner Gr fin, tic three
last ihfan's under tie s:e Of 81
years.
VA HEEEAS, he leLts fihc sslste of Lee G., if.
W fin, d'cd. &c greatly exceed lie value OF
The personal esia;e, and sale or ne lands vii Be
Heces ary Hr the payment Of sad debts; dul v here.
IS james Gdiin resides beyond the limits Of TIE
STATE, j. - hf'sf0ft daod, that SIX weeks notice
b. gwen ~ toe Charlotte Journal that petition iof
's'e VIII le made b. the administrator At the next
IeurI VI Peas ard QpEfier Sessions to be held Ter
TIE county 81 buiCn. At the Cout. House In Muntee
en- ihs Is. Msnday III October u.xi, to subject the
lands 10 sac uueetIle Act 81 Assembly
W ilAess, u Stewart Cleik Of said Cont a. O !.
fee The LIT Mortsy in Ju'y, end in he &c b year
Of Amefcsn Independence 1857.
u STEWART. c c C.
Psintoi'. lie s. 635 $50
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AOAIkE-CAROLENA
n-utual Life Insurance Company.
OFFICE, RALEIGH, NC.

'E7NIs Company continues to insure the lie. Q
II 81. healthy White Persons and slaves.
The creates, risk tatta on a single l3 S ono. =
Slaves insured ior tetni o. enc 10 five years fol-
sis their value.
OFFICERS
Pr. Charles f. Jahnscn, President.
William i. Iisywood, Vice President,
James T J,r1sn, Secretary.
" HAN u mes. Treasurer,
Feirip Bssbsr, Attorney,
Dr. Vim. II. Mckee, Examining PHYSICAL.
HeismaH, General Agent.
All esfes arc psld With. 90 days af.er SAT-. FAC.
torv rraof Sc presented.
b snks aHd Pamphlets, show ing the plan Of ne.
ration vt tie Company, may be hid on applications
at Tho OGiee, any Of he Agencies All letters on
business Should b. 2a3rl7st 10
JAMES +. JORDAN, S-cysfIrg
Jaig %, 1853 s3-iv
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THIRD ANNJALFAER
OF THE
SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITT5lE

4
" NfIE Third Animal Fair ofthe SOUTH CAR.
z oLlNA las riTUTE, for the promotion Of
AZ, Meeban'cai, Ingenuity ard Indusirj, will be
i. q IN Charleston, S. c. opening en- MONDAY.
18th November, and continuing during the week.
Specimens IN every branch Of Mechanism. Art
and industry ;slso of Cotton, Rice, Sugar Tobacco
AID all Other Agricultural Products, is solicited fer
which suitEbe premiums vii! he aa ardod
The iol'owirg special Preuioms arc CT. red -
iof the SIX best specimens Of S,eel made f.om
SPatianburg or other Iron the product Of scuih.
cru ate, and manufactured iuto Edged Tools Of
any kinda Gold Medal
N b--A specimen Of the stesl in Bars lobe sent
wi,h the Toos.
Tor the largest qusuily Of Coooons, raised on one
r!lnialion, not less than Tan Bushels--A Gold
Mccall or $50.
For The largest quantity of Spun SILK the PRO-
erce Of sny one plartatian not less than Ten
Foands-A Gold Meaal Ct Premium Of $50.
For The best Sea lalan4 Gotten Gia, on some new
trincFle, superior 10 that nov m gsuttal use; or
'or any real and important IMPROVEMENT On the prc.
sent oue--A Gold Medal
For the inyention of suitable machine for Pul.
veIisipg Rcd Pepper--A Gold Medal
For the best Steam Engiue--A Gold Medal
For the best mGa.i Steam FIRE Enqiae-A Cod
Medal
4 large snd co.encdious building has been &C.
lee ed iw n; Exhibition. and sverv care will be
pad 10 the reception and care Articles cent 10 the
Far. a.. specimens must &c II b. the 18Th Of No.
vemhc-
coHtr bnisrs TO the Fair respectfully request
ed when they send specimens for Exhibition, 10
send foil descriptions OF The Articles, and such in
ioFns.an ~ general rs may be Of use aad proper
for publication.
Address TAYLOR
Chairman Of Committe on Correspondence
June 49, Std
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state Of .yortA- COyo.smo.

AtCKLENBURC COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. .ysly
Term. 1851.
james Irwin. Executor Of Ez lbeth Irwin deed,
rs.
Robert Irwin, Arthur Gter ond wife Mary JAM. Al.
llton Harley ard wife Mary, John MeCBuley
and wife Jsue. Cynthia Twin, Columbus
lfwin, Washington Irwin, JAG son IT.
wiRaud Nary Irwin and Jane Ir.
Wiz, infants Of Cueh Irwin
Eayeatto WIZ fSG
appearing lie the satisfaction Of the Court. that
~ Robert Irwin aud Allison uaikey AMI VIE Ma.
~ deitndanis N ibis ease, hot inhabitants Of hl
STATE n IS tserefore O,detd by he Cur, that pun
icatl'u be made six weeks 10 the Charlotte Journal
mat unless they apfear a. the next Court Pleas a!
S1afteT Sessions, tn be held for said coan al the
Court House IN Charlotte, Tie An Monday il 0c.
loDeF nt xI, and then md there plead answer o. de-
muFr Judgment BY default will Lo entered araia.l
them.
Witness, Braly Oates, Clerk of said Court. at rf
nee tie II Mopd'y IN July, and in the 76.h year
OF American Independence, a. u. 1851.
Printers fee &C s24 t40
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TIE PAMrERo.

We learn from letter 6ajtd Jacksonville.
Florida, saple mber 2, received Yesterday IN
this city that the Pempsro, arrived sbefe on
Sunday morning last at 10 O'Clock, far he
purpose OF 'eee'l G certain arms. &c, rkat
had been there for three month. past Ole
hundred volunteers for Cuba wela 10 have
embarked ll her on the evening" Of Tuesday
last Chas. CopriCr.
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sill Later.

sace TIE ab-so vas 10 type, We fad the
following inporiauI Information in the tale.
graphic reports lsr the National luieIljgen.
Ger Of The 9th isstaut. Il fully confirms the
report Of he execution Of lea. Lopez:
FAILURE or CUBAN EXPEDITION-DE
FEAT And EAECUT1uN OF LOPEZ.
hrw ORLEANS, September 81
Tie Ctcrokee has arrived. Lopez and
most Of bis men .4ye been captured and tx.
eculGd.
New ORLEANS, September 4.
The stesner Cherokee hss arrived from
Havana. Her passengers witnessed the ex.
eeu'ton Of Geo Lopez. They say he end.
&c his life msnluiiy. The total failure Of the
expedition is attributed 10 the DELAY in rsceiy
ng succot Fem the separation Of Clilten.
den's command, the pairieis dispersed to
the mountains, OSly thirty remained will,
Lopez. 1iey len him, and, uithotta SIN.
Gle friend, be wandered uEii hunted down
BY the SPaulsTds His last words were " A.
dleu, dear Cuba y Gen. Prsgay was killed
N battle. LoPes declared himself dec,ired
rtth regard 10 aid in Cuba.
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NEw ORLEANS. Geulen7bet
Nfw ORLEANS, Sept. 4-P. NJ.

NV NhLLANsi hHpI' TT. NJ.
The Cherekee has arrived with Havana
dates to the I'd September.
The Lopez Expedition has failed. Our
edtices lfem reliable sources state that Lo.
PEI vas taken prisoner al San Chrstobal ON
the 20th August. He was brought to Ha.
vana on the 3ls', and publicly garoted m The
moraing q the Isl September at sunrise.
Oae hundred and fly FIVE prisoners, who
we're taken, are said to be Condemned 10 len
years, hard labor in the chain gang.
The conduct Of our Consul tMT. Oven is
'lndlcaed by our CORES poudeut.
The Pe0pe Of Havana heye committed no
retal!atoiy acts Of Vengeance On American
ciizens here TREE Dtlta.
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Notice to DIacksmitIls

Il WISH 20 employ Blacksmith fer ore, two or
IL three years. Ono who can come well recon.
mended az q good workman and of steady and in
dust'ious habits can get good wages AID a healthy
situation ty addressing J c. W, Marion, NJ Dowtll
county, AuHh Carolina.
Asgua %, 1851. t4l
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u 'ed states ron the 18th day Of February. ies2
70 tie atlh OF Jure. le55 inclusive, in Norh Coro
iina, ~ be received Al TIE CCnusel Otiqa OF The
Pcs Slice DqPrtlmeni, 10 lhe oi.y Of Washington,
until, 10 Of ue 9Th of December. 1851 TO be De.
eia,d by the lSh DAY Of the same nonth) on he
ro5iies and IN the manner and tlo,e hereinafter spc.
cid1d, Va:
NORTH CAROLINA.
1885 From Jeflrson 70 Reiard Geniry's, On New
River. y miles ard sack, once Wetk.
Leave JeneroH every NurdaystI pm;
hrye ai.hichafa Geniiy's Gap crcet) same
day b. SPIN;
+ lsayo Richard Conly's Gap crecl} every
Montsy a. Gan;
Arrye j J,fsron ssmr day by 70 m.
23e6 From Mount airy, We Jbdssyiile to Cap CT
wi, 80 ulies, ard back on .e a week.
Lave Mount Arr syery ", enesday at ~;
Amise a. Gap CSa fems Gag st6pm
Leave GAG CiViltyery TIursday AZ Tam;
Arfivr o. Nsrni Any same day at p nj
9s1 From siaiesvtie TO Mount Ula, IS tnl.ep, and
back once wtek
leaya sisleeyiie every "Wednesday at n /;
Arfifc ~ Noun, I Ia srmo daY " SPIN;
Leave Menat Uilstvtry WEDNESDAY, A. nc
Arrive q S,atcsYi,la same eag BY ta ~.
23ss frna J0ueeve to Jaaesyiile 80 mites and
bach onsc seek.
Lcsye Jsuesylle every TIE d. ia N;
Arrive 81 jodesviile same tsY b. Gpm;
Leave jddssriis avery Monday q, Fam;
Arrive at jane vilir same dag by6pm;
$3.50 Egom sagsl Gseye. pp Coys Creeh and eo~n
ho-ns tftsA. 70 TayiJfsyae. IN the s atc : {
Tennessee, 20 mites, s1d back cuen week
ie.ye s-cat Grove eyer} Friday q, Gami
Arrive a. I4ylsf,v,ilo eafne dsy hr epm;
I.rsvt Isyionviie every THURSDAY 81 an /;
Arffe a sugar G'oyc aams day BY p m
900 liem hQstly IlAA, va jericho, le etsaAaae
20 miles. ADD Pa snoe { aoc4.
lsate Mo.ely Hall tsery TUESDAY Il ! pm;
AfFNe si StHsaGe same cay by pm;
Leave sara ka1e es1sy Tuesday al G q n;
Atglve Il Mostly Ilsll saue day BY IL ~
1901 from Statewide via I Is ioffsiie aud Lenor
~ Jous lon', Tennessee, $50 miles, AID
hasa 0hce week
Leave s,eirts.lf every TuesdsY 7sm;
Atrre ai lancsh5ta' peKt Saturday 81 pm;
Leave Jaasslota' osgry T4eeasy a. ala;
Arrtve Al Sialessllle ntki s-tnid4y b. N.
Bidders 70 name ~ iuttfmesiste eiiiees.
fwT. 1t ieE az additional tap wili 10 cursi1
rtrd,
1862 F.om un.-s Institute n Randolph couaty, by
Fair Grove 70 Midway. il Davidson County,
rs miles, sud bah once week.
Leave uriun Instita'e every saturday ASIAN;
Ansc Al MIDWAY Same day By 4Pm;
I. eSe MiaNsy eyetg Faday al SAN;
tu,vc s. Unos Institute same DAY BY p m =
Ptuposals 10 omit Fsif Gtase vail be consid
erred; also proposals 10 eu,btacs Peudela
and Abhsli's Creek AID extend to Waltets
Mnis
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DEATH OF JUDGE WOODBURY..

4 IsIegraPhlc despatch yesterday amour.
ced tie dtuiss Of the Hon. Lew Wood hury,
en- Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court
Of The Unied States. His health had been
declining, We thought, for some months past,
aud the aews OF his condition published yester.
day morning irom Portsmouth, New Hamp.
shire, the pace of his residence, prepared q,
for early intelligence Of his deeease.-Nat.
htelhgsEcer.
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80 ,RRT>N
GzeS
Nothing important frem Cuba.

The following item is all we have that re.
lates to Lopez and hs men. We may safely
presoma thai The report that Lopez had been
aiken and executed on the LIST Instant. at Ia.
yana, was unfounded. We find tia, the ex.
scation Of the 30 prisoners IN such cold
decided manner has excited feeling of nm.
palhy 10 the breast Of many Of our best eli.
zeos, that !, will bring to The aid ef Loprz
thousands, who, under other circumstances,
would have had no part nor LOT ia the mai.
ter
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lYSgWN9lIs

Married. IN The county. on the a6ih uli.. by the
Rev. John llanisl, Maj. CHARLES 0. McGINNIs
10 Miss CAROLINE ALEXANDER.
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COUNTRY INYAIlns

Finding ttincuageaIent 70 make Personal apphca.
tier, can BY Stating their cgse explicitly together
with nil their aymPtoms, (pet letter post paid have
forwarded TO them chest containing Dr. KS nedi,
cines appropriated accordingly and be cured st home
Structures of the urethra, weakness and cunstitu
lional debility promptly cured and fan yigor roso5.
ed. Al leticrs fosr PtIDf
dTA remittance of 25 cents in a letter, post paid
addressed to Dr. kiukelin, Philadelphia, viii secure
his Beck, en- the SECRET INrmalriEs or YourH