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The daily union., 1852-09-18
Navy Assai's Omes,
Washington. SeplombeT 10, lco2.

Washington September 10, lsoa
aeorosAts Is e a io each s..s 'ss.,s.sy % en-
washington b. o. win be IL O'Clock.
al such paee places nayard slorssid a. may
BY the commandment thereof ,e arcss herein
GLASS No. l.--(BnorsJ
5000 Bsny's premium are-bhek
! ,35l,O hard red bricks
CLASS No. 2-(srOsK)
400 perches best blue building stone !,
Inches wide BY * inches thick cut !. per psa 10 be
delivered when called for
400 feet granite ASHER
CLASS No. a.--toAx TransI)
5000 running whie-oak timber, in lengths OF 30 10
feet hewed sawed square IA BY IA inches, 10
50 pieces Of white OAK in Lengths feet
sawed 10 BY 10 inches, 20 live edge the whole
ss pieces eappne, le by sinehs and in "a
white oak IS BY 10 inches
for foundation Of spur shores
CLASS No. 4--(WHIrE YELLOW PINE LuxBERo
5000 superficial feet sneh white pine prime boards in ~ feet
lengths
1900 superficial isst linen white pins prime boards
5000 superficial feet lneh white pine, @sIchaniaae
1900 1900 90 % linen %sn q q common % eD'
mill dressed, one half 10 the other half
% be % ies lengths well seasoned, sound and free
5000 4nch North Carolina scanuing in 70 lengths
ss, board Hs shore yellow
thick half 10 and The other half IN 30 feet
lengths, and from 10 10 IA inches WIDE
CLASS No. 6s-LIaE.-( Misc etlaneous)
I3ao barrels best lime equal seelys, warranted
CLASS No. 6--CKMEsr-( Misceilaneou.)
100 barrels best hydraulic cement
CLASS No. 7--PIa IRos-( MisceianeouS)
so tons No best American gray pig iron.
CLASS No. s.--lRos.-t tMisceilaneous.)
$50 feet az by n inch, Nat iron for tires
$50 do ~ by " do do do
20 bars ~ by 4 do do each IA feet long
So do az by do do 10 do
"a do by \ do do do "a do
do 4 inchI fon
70 do u do do do ~ do
do do do do IL do
1850 pounds from to inch In sizes required
1000 do ~ square iron, the whole weighing
about is $50 pounds
No. 10 iron wire
SO do No. 20 do
CLASS No. 9srEEL-Euai to the .ddrondac Company, NeU
Jersey, Steei.)
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Bank of the Union,
Mar0 Building Washingon, ID. c.,
CONTINUES collect and discount approved drafts the
ea departments Of goveHmen buys and sells all kinds OF
best sells drafts the principal cities
throughout county, fact general bi1ing bust
Prompt returns made or all collections In such funds as the
parties for whom collected may desire.
The public assured that, notwithstanding the attempts
o. @ srsse % @ the sua1n Of our nS', s iSs
Philadelphia Baltimore, and Washington low rate OF dis
count as other notes emanatns IRON washington
sAzusL W. MARsu Cashier.
Aug a7-Jawimif
goods the above line full complete comprising the
newest and most desirable professions Of
hreepy, double and ingram, twIcd and plain We
neuhn, Dutch, and Dundeed carpeungs
Also an elegant stock Of rugs, aud mats TO match
Also rich and extensive stock Of door oeo', which we cut
All Kind. or fashonabe curtain Materials
An elegant assortment Of transparent shades
DO DO woolen and linen drusses
To ali Of which the attention fhoasekeepes most respectfully
Sept is--ateodr cLAGErT DoDsoN
NoTIcEImportant-An elegant Of I.
now Offered for sale for cash OF % ms g pansna
Ing. win hna 70 their advantage 70 ca. ns afg
avenue, over Wimsau's grocery store - -
for making repairing win
be promptly attended to. is. Il.
Day school Young Ladies.
Corner Of Ninth and streets.
REV. q. R,LIPPITT, A. NJ,
Formerly Professor Theological Seminary, Pa. Principal
THIs INSTITUTION In which thoroughly taught all the
branches necessary complete finished female
education successful operation The principal, relying
Of hal and accomplished every department.
his n.sPn Win s.SaSs"ss " S Raon'ss q ss pqsS n
s2 per eleven weeks Modern languages drnwns
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BY GREEN .S SCOTT, Aue,loneers.


rT,Wo VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoN.-on Tues
fine building lots, being Of lot No. p in No.
3j 40 feet Ion incbes
back 30 and will be sold lots which good
frame The described property handsomely To-
Gated lh and
steamboat wharf
the purchaser give bearing interest from day Of SALE
deed given and deed Of TAKEN Title indispuable.
GREEN X SCOTT,
seplG-d ea Aucnoneers.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY JUST IL IsECEIVED.-We have
10 boxes ladies' and genlemen's dark Kid gloves
10 do light and medium do
10 do white and black do
A stock for ladies gentlemen. and child
Sep is--3df CLAGETT NEWTON, MAY, & co.
IJAWTHORSEs's ri LIFE OF FRANKLIN PIERCE,
III portrait. For sale at TAYLOR MAURY'5
Sep p6 Bookstore, near 9th street
HANDSOME DRESS GOODS, ,EMBROlDERIEs, Ssc.--
ii We respectfully customers and the public
dry goods, consisting of everything and desirable in the way
Dress silks, sains, French mernos
ga rich figured striped cashmere
Paris mousselnes, Iyench chntzes, ginghams
Coiored French nannes Also,
Embroidered nen-cambc handkerche collars and sleeves
Real lace and berthes
Muslin and lace sleeves
Horiston and ValenciDnes aces
Cambria and Swiss Tked bands and edgRgs. NJ.
Together with all other goods usually kept by to which we In
vte the attention Of the ladies' 4 -
G.,lk l. Milf . . " @
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Of our store ococs M aarre Of furniture be-
longing to persons deciung housekeeping
0'O's doe DOZEN njsnp jsrr pesiss
win many other al's' We dee" GREEN scoTT,
sepls-u H.r rY s. Aucuoneers.
HyJ. c. SIC UIRE. Auct,onesr.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF MATTING,-ou Saturday morning,
of door mating In good ORDER having been put down
''l' Tei%s 1%%eisi e"sh. ~ Mcguire,
Sen id Aucuoneer
ByJ. c. MCGUIRE, Auet,oneer.
EURYITURE, cRoCKERY GtAsswAaE, PLhIrohiM' risoi N
At O'Clock In on, shat sell good asso
and s n ssa bs
| Tables, bed-,end,, mattresses, washstands
| Crockery, glassware, &c.
! Also, one good platform, scales and weights
lOi Of wado@sa glass cases. sheyag drawer, naar nm
| Sen I'D Aucuoneer
j. q. Mcguire, Auctioneer.
SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND Lot AT AUcTIoN-on sat
.s Siay .s ps oS % No square No 4a noyed
Tbe building nearly new and wen suited
The above situated on Eighth street wes
Tem cash; residue and twelve months for
satisfactorily secured bearing interest
BY ). @. MCGUIRE, Aueaoneer.
uaIUAgLE LEAsEHoLD LOT ON PENNsYLvANIA AVE
NUE. AT AUCToNon Saturday afternoon, September ls
a.s oGss ON o NO oaas s
Pennsyana avenne between ~ and c .res and e9n,a
the Juy, 1854 right Immediately on the
Tennsi one-hird and nine months for
nos o ssr ss asoVs sell the frame stable
erected Of said ot be removed or not at the option
cATHAn'SE IsMEs s,1Ey q As%'9iiIisiI.i' $ssSIss.
Sep IS-d AucuOneer
odd-Feuo,ys' Hall
THE NIGHTIseALEs will wednesday, september
KUNRELs y Nightingale Opera Troupe induced by he urgent
sire o many w ~ ma s
MASTER ADAMS win take occnsen TO introduce many new
'osss Ssm,...ss :. ,ss sse ssspSss,a'''
Doors open at 7-penormauce commencing ., 9 O'Clock
Proposals Wood aud Coal.
orrtor Hocsr or Rsrnrsrsrarrvr. U. 81,
pRoposALs this Once uni Monday, octohe
ocOss A. for r. ne aeye ny = The ,1so,s oap,ei q eae
to be broken Jumps about the size oa weight
vault, Of the CAPITOL om fine particles Or dust on or before
Also for one hundred aud twenty eve quality
seasoned hickory twenty FIVE cords TO be sawed INTO hies
the Capitol yard measured by sworn measnre expense
@ q ,'s nc Sssa, sss Of No,s@ss nsn,
O'' ''' '''''" ''s : JOHN w. FoRNEy,
Clerk House Of Representatives q. S.
Sep i7-dinoct Gine. and Republcl
Al AItsuT SCHOOL will be commenced ON "Wednesday,
October lst For terms apply at FIRST district school room %
Sep i7--dlm THI. SAMUEL KELLY
NEW FALL GOODsI have just C.ened lot OF new and
cheap goods ladies call and examine,
stating IN part Of ts
Straw honnets #F#.f.
Bonnet ribands and flowers
Lace trimming fof dresses
Embroidered habits and collars, &C.
BDes and bonnet and variety Of goods too nunc
rous 10 mention. A. TATE, Agent
Sep 17-N
Collectors ONCE, city Hall,
U..f.H rH## H@E.#St September rs, fssa.
NOTICE TO THE VOTERS or THE FIFTH wARD--Notco
~ hereby given Fh ward that IN
r the present and previous
he dptfoy
on Monday the 20 instant Those who nay now VIII no De required
regular election IN June
NJ
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j. @. moGUIRE, Auctioneer.

SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND Lot AT hUCTIoN.-on Sat
y urdsy afternoon September ls O'clock the prmisss
sell part lot No square No 424 improved by neal
The building nearly and wen suited
for a small family. Possession given immediately. -
properly situated Eighth street wes' between NJ
and N north. -. a.
Terms residue in SIX and twelve months, for
satisfactorily secured, bearing interest.
sep lid .# JAS =. Mceoihhi hueu"heo''
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Collectors once, City Hall.
NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is hereby given that a
IN of eight viii be allowed by
OF the year, u paid within the present month
sep l7-eotin r. >. RoAcHE, Collector.
nR MAyNARD's Primers attached to Revofvers.-
~ received from Ma-saobuset Company
OF revolyes aer the plan of Colts pso with DR. May
auached. This " fine Improvement, and
article would do well TO call and
A. N LINDsLEY,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and loth
Sept I2--9taw2w
Nnw Fall Goods and Fashions.-DuYALBk a BROTHER,
N merchant talo receiving their fall goods
the best ring houses New York among
variety OF the richest styles OF pant roods
hchIy embroidered vesings, &C.
made.to order their usual stye Of elegance,
Sept l5--3AF2wif DUNALL a BROTHER.
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Townlcys Biblical Literature.
Smiths Sacred Annals.
Neandsr's History OF the Christian Religion and Church
Lie and Works Of Cowper.
Heuzstenberg on the Apocalypse. H
kito's Daily Bible Illustrations.
strongs Harmony OF the Gospels &C., &c.
of juvenile Sunday school books
School books OF all kinds used In the District stationery and
riey OF fancy articles.
The Depository Of the Washington City Bible Society II
Store Sep 1870
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choose be driven 10 the alternative presented BY the
democratic nomination. We know too well the import
ance ot avoiding all afliatIon with those who have
brought upon own Commonwea the mischiefs and
disgraces OF the "coalon" With you, we mean 10 de-
fend the time-honored institution OF the State and to
place al the head oil its government able and honora
BILE man, whose administration will be worthy Of lis
long-esabshed character But 10 the principles on
which we act in relation TO national interests, we
main brm; and Tor the sake OF those principles and 10
do all that we can TO their Just influence. we
place in nomination the electoral ticket which
present 10 you.
In the event OF the success of either of The other can
ddaes Tor the presidency the public life OF the first states
man OF the country must be terminated The unriyaed
intellect and lofty patriotism which Massachusetts has
ior more han thirty years given 10 the councils of The
country must be forever Withdrawn from every depart
ment OF the public service. II were vain 10 ask how
this void Is to be filled But fii must happen before the
ordination oi Providence brings upon us, IL is thing
quite unworthy of Massachusetts, that the Last honors
which the baoibox render should be bestowed upon
him who has done so much for her renown, her infu-
ence her prosperity, and her securyi Time was when
she deemed IL idle and empty ceremony 10 cone upon
him her electoral vote although il stood alone On that
occasion her vote was not necessary his fame de
nanded Tor personal qualification; nor is IL now. But
then az now, deep popular of Justice and clear
popular sentiment OF gratitude, soug Expression through
e suages OF the people, and proclaimed to all the world
ma NICE balance OF advantages, not easy to be discern
ed, does not always become a people who have been
served as the people of have been served
by Daniel Webster -
II she looks no further than TO her own domestic his
tory she sees in that life which has spent ,s vast treas
ufes io her welfare the occasion for no ordinary fee
ng; me very foundations of the State constitution,
which has been such blessing to her and to the de
ience OF which her people are now called 10 rally
Were deepened by MS labors TO his wisdom and elo.
9uence she owes much OF it's strength and virtue To
his courage and profound knowledge OF the principles of
free government she owes directly many OF be inssma
bic safeguards which its principles enshrne And when
ogue OF deeds which have filed mp measure of her
Tenown, and connected her with the preservation
OF Union which she was one OF the foremost create
she will account that suffrage unworthy or use
less act which seeks in honorng him, 10 honor all that
has been most noble in her history since that Union
was formed.
But we do NOT limit our hopes to a complimentary voc
by the people Of Massachusetts
We call upon tae friends OF the Union, everywhere
throughout the country, TO themselves from the
The republic., 1852-01-14
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
QuARrERMAsTER GESERAL's OFFICE

QuARrERMAsTER GENERAL's OFFICE,
~ c~',,saToS CITY, January 10, 1852.
WHEREAs certs," 1--1.-, nprporting to be
w those OF officer OF the 0nsrsera.~s,or's
Department, on Major General Thomas :. Jesup,
Quartermaster General, have been presented for
payment, which drafts are forgeries, il becomes
necessary TO issue this caution in order that the
public may be on its guard should other drafts OF
like character be in circulation.
The draits presented above bear the forged
signature of Captain l.. G. Easton, Assistant Qunr-
termastcr Of the United States Army, They are
numbered l73 and ia, dated Assistant Quarter
masters Office, Santa Fc, New Mexico, July /,
1851; the one for 50, $50, the other for $4,000, and
both in favor of G ustavus McHarcourt, formerly a
clerk in the employment Of Captain Easton, re
Gently stationed in Santa FG They bear on their
face the forged signature Of Colonel E. V. Sumner,
approving the same.
Said McHarcourt has been reported 10 this Office
as having committed extensive frauds on his EN-
ployer Captain Easton, and il is feared he has de-
frauded the community TO large amount by
means Of forged drafts similar 10 those described
This caution is given that all may be on their
guard against receiving drafts, whether in favor
Of or endorsed by said MoiIarcourt II is believed
there are no genuine drafts Of Captain E,ston' e
outstanding on which the name Of McHarcourt
appears in any way,
BY direction Of the Quartermaster General.
WIN A. GORDON,
.Janl2 Chief Clerk.
The republic., 1852-01-14

| CAaLYLE's NorioSs OF THE OPERA.-The Lon
don Keepsake for 1882 contains a characteristic
ticle by CARLYLE, in which he gives his opinion OF
the opera. His remarks are in much the same
vein those Of the philosopher and popular editor,
Horace Greedy. who treated his readers to a
mon OF column or two in length after his fret
and only visit to the opera-a visit during which,
as scandal says, he slept soundly.
After describing one of the male singers, who
seemed "stamped by nature capable of far other
work than equaing here, like a blind Sampson,
to make the Philistines sport" Carlyle says
"Nay, all of them had apttudes perhaps of a
distinguished kind; and must, by their own and
other peoples labor, have got training equal or
| superior in toilsomeness, earnest assduity, and
patient travail, to what breeds men to the most
arduous trades. l speak not of kings, gram
dees, or the like show figures; but few soldiers,
judges, men of letters. can have had such pains
taken with them. The very ballet girls. with
their muslin saucers round them, were perhaps
little short of miraculous; whirlng and spin
ning there in mad vortexes, and then suddenly
hxIng themselves motionless each upon her left
or right great toe, with the other leg stretched
out at an angle Of ninety degrees, as if you
had suddenly pricked into the floor, by one Of
their points, pair. or rather multitudinous CO
hort, Of mad restlessly jumping and clipping
scissors, and 80 hidden them rest with open blades
and stand still, in the DEVILS name! A truly
table motion; marvellous, almost miraculous
were not the people there used to it. Motion
peculiar to the opera; perhaps the ugliest, and
surely of the most difficult, ever TAU ght fe-
male creature in this world. Nature abhors it,
but art does at least admit il to border the i'm
possible One little Cerito, or Tagoni the second,
that night when was there, went bounding from
the floor if she had been made Of india rubber,
or filled with hydrogen gas, and inclined by posi-
tive levity to bolt through the ceiling; perhaps
neither Semirams nor Catharine the Second had
bred herself SO carefully. Such talent, and such
martyrdom of training, gathered from the four
winds, wac now here, to do its feat, and be paid
for it. Regardless of expense, indeed The purse
of Fortunatus scemed to have opened itself, and
the divine art of musical sound and rhythmic mo-
ton was welcomed with explosion Of all the
magnifcences which tho other arts, fine and
coarse, could achieve. For you to think of
some Rossn Beini in the rear of it, too; to say
nothing of the Stanhelds and hosts Of scene paint
ers, machinists. engineers, enterpti isers--ft to
have taken Gibraltar, written the history of Eng
land, or reduced Ireland into industrial regi-
ments, had they set their minds to ="
The republic., 1852-01-14
Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, January l3-4 p. m.
Governor Kossuth and suite arrived at Annapo-
lis yesterday morning about noon, and were es-
cored to the Governors house by the Secretary Of
State and two Of the Governors aids do camp
There they were introduced to Governor Lowe and
lady, who extended to them cordial welcome.
At O'Clock the Hungarians dined with the Gov
ernor's family and few invited guests; after
which levee held, which was largely attend
ed by the citizens of Annapolis, who thronged
around and were introduced to the great Magyar.
To-day Kossuth gave public reception in the
Senate chamber. l understand that he will arrive
in Baltimore this evening, and will be escorted to
the Eutaw House by the Mayor and City Councils,
where a suite of rooms have been provided. The
committee Of reception appointed by the Pennsyl-
vania Legislature also expected from York this
evening, and will be we'll cared for. Kossuth will
probably proceed to Harrisburg to- morrow morn
ing under their escort.
The message OF Governor Lowe delivered
yesterday, and is published in papers of to-
day. II is very vouminous but perspicuous
doc ument. The prominent recommendations con-
taned in it are revision of the criminal code, a
modification Of the attachment law, a reduction OF
twenty per cent. on the direct tax, the total rc-
peal of the Stamp ast, and a reassessment of
property throughout the State In reference TO the
Christiana trials, the Governor takes the ground
that great injustice has been inflicted upon the
State of Maryland by the verdict, and contends
that the judicial Interpretation of the law of trea
completely nulliies the action OF the Fugitive
Slave law.
You will observe that the House Of Delegates
yesterday by vote OF so to 10, extended cordial
welcome to Kossuth, but emphatically disavowe ed
his doctrine Of intervention.
The jury who held an inquest over the body OF
joe. &. Miller, who found dead in the woods
near Siemmcr's Run, yesterday returned verdict
that the deceased committed suicide. The evidence
in the alleged kidnapping continues TO be OF
the most contradictory character. The investga-
tion is continued day before Justice Pennington.
The weather yesterday and to-day has been ex-
temely cold, and scarcity of oysters is again
apprehended on account Of ice in the river.
MARxKTs.-Sal to-day Of 500 barrels Howard
street flour, and 500 barrels City Mills, at 81.
Grain is very frm Sales OF white and yellow
corn at IS cents
Sroexs-Maryland per cents l03 asked !;
Maryland per cents, sterling, 95 bid, 81 asked
Baltimore 6's, $780, 1903 bid. l03l asked Baltimore
and Ohio RR. bonds '67, SO bid, 50 asked; ditto
shares, 63i bid ca asked York and Cumberland,
Ill bid, II, asked.
The republic., 1852-01-14
ErOn Rla de .IuneirO.

The ship Courier, arrived at New York, brings
dates from Rio de Janeiro to November %. We
clip the following intelligence brought by her from
the New York Journal Of Commerce:
"The Courier left at Rio the frigate Congress,
from Valparaiso, the sloop-of-war Falmouth, the
storeship Supply, and the brig Bainbridge. The
Falmouth was to sail for New York on the Sd De-
cember, and the Supply was expected to sail for
home in few days.
"From Rio Janeiro we have files of the formal
de C0mmreio to the Goth Of November. We see in
the last number of that official newspaper the pub
licaton Of the following treaties between Brazil
and Uruguay, viz: Treaty of frontiers; treaty of
alliance; treaty on the part of Brazil for aiding the
Oriental republic OF Uruguay aganst her enemies;
treaty OF commerce and navigation, and n treaty
for the reciprocal delivery of criminals and desert
ers in both countries. These treaties, made on the
18th of October between the Emperor of Brazil and
the President Of the Oriental republic of Uruguay,
were ratified on the 18th of October by his Brazilian
majesty. and on the 4th Of November by the Presi-
dent OF Uruguay. That negotiation will increase,
no doubt, the commercial and political relations OF
the Brazilian empire with South America, and
with all other nations Of that part of the world.
Both countries have the best hopes concerning the
good results which will follow these Engagements.
owe find tho following announcement in the
above named papers Of the 20th
"Sr. d. Francisco Toynacio de Carvalho Moreira,
Extraordinary Envoy and Plenipotentiary Minister
at Washin gton.
''Sr. Miguel Maria Lisboa, Resident Minister at
Lisbon.
.'Sr. ID. Antonio Jose Lsboa, Charge d'AfIaires at
Vienna.
"Sr. Francisco Adolfo dc Varnhagen, Secretary
of Legation in Spain, Charge d'Affares in Madrid.
''By decree of the 18th of October, the emperor
pardoned great many persons imprisoned in the
last revolution Of Pcrnambuco, and who had been
sentenced to death or imprisonment for life They
were Immediately set at liberty"
The republic., 1852-01-14
MARRIED.,

On Monday evening. by Rev. JoHS G. SMITH,
Mr. NATHAN r. WORTHINGTON to Mics vIR-
GINA G. MOTT, all OF this city
On the och instant, by the Rev. Il. MYsRs, JOHN
r. BATES, of this city, TO Mise CHARLOTTE j.,
only daughter Of Mr.. GsoRGg WILLIAMS, late Of
Iockport, New York.
On the Sth instant, by the Rev. CHApLxs McEL-
IA EsH, Mr.. JOHN BURY TO Miss ANNE MARIA
CALVERT, all of this city.
On the 7tb instant at Wesley Chapel, by the
Rev. WIN B. EDWARDS, DR.. WILSON WISH
ART, Of Washington, Pennsyvania, To Miss
ANNIE S. GREEN, daughter OF A. GREEs, OF this
city.
tSt. AIMS Church, Annapolis, Maryland, on
the 9th instant. by tho Rev. DR. wiSsLow, Of Staten
Island, SAMUEL MARCY, of the United States
Navy, to ELIZA VI, daughter of the Rev. DR..
HumPpRsys, President Of St Johns College, Anna
polls.
Also, at the same time and place, by Rev. DR..
WGNsLow, LOUISA, daughter Of President Hun
PHRrrs, TO ROBERT RANDOLPH CARTER, OF
the United States Navy
Al Experiment, Saline county, Missouri, on the
18th of December, WILLIAM n. BERKELEY, OF
Virginia, to CYNTHIA w, daughter Of the late
Brigadier General +. A. SNrTH, United States
Amy.
In baltimore, on the llth instant, by Rev. JAS
| DoLAN, ARCHIBALD S. LEWIS, Of the United
States Navy, to Mics CATIIARiNEJ j. BAGWELL,
OF that city.