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The daily union., 1852-09-29
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE. Sept esp N,
la my letter, few days ago, demonstrated very
clearly from facts that the noble letter from Col Ma
gruder 10 General Pierce. congraulailng him upon his
nomaalion and complimentng his gallanry. must be
genuine Since then the base attempt TO invalidate It's
,ruthuness has been indspulaby nailed 10 The coun-
lerhus putting blush the puny attempts Of the Phlla
dephia North American and other papers. who attempted
10 prove il not only hoax bu, perjury Never has
party been more chagrned and disappointed than
have the wings in their attacks upon the gaaniry and
courage OF General Pierce They set out with higher
pre,ert than the ndstinct and wholly uncertain inn
pressons OF young hot.headed officer, who did not
for himself, hear from any reliable source, anything
10 prove that the gallant nominee OF the democratic party
had submitted 10 an indlgnity unbecoming and
officer Never was a foul wrong efecually
thrown, and never have been thoroughly
ashamed OF so iniolerable sander. After making the
charge they have been Obliged TO creep out OF the best
way they could, courilng silence in the future They
fad Colonel Magruder-one of their party, Scott
whig and honorable whig-ihe very party who was
reported have offered the insult coming out, his
own well-knowa signature, denying most emphatcally
all that had been said. Is it possible for moment
10 suppose that the democratic party would place at It's
head man against whom such charges could be
taneds All will answer-No!
The camp hres in Baltimore are burning brightly.
Every night finds some immense gathering OF the de-
mocacy in council Young and old are united in the
common cause The familiar notes OF the old drum and
fife heard in almost every street. Watch-ires are
lighted and uminaiions in every quarter. The
true spirit of democratic enthusiasm seems 10 have no
bounds Union and harmony the potent character
islics Of The democratic party in Baltimore. The talk
about dissensons is an old story, and exists only in
name.
The celebrated Ravel family opened an engagement at
the Holiday Street Theatre last night Ii was fully at
tended. The various performances were magnificent.
Business to-day is steady. Sales OF Howard street
-four and City Mills in small parcels. at "a 25 Red
wheat, 30 95 cents white, 95 los cents. White
corn, 81 CO cents; yellow, &c 81 cents. Whskey,
"a 25 cents. In other things there is change to
tice Stocks firm.
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CampaiRA Dialogue.

Question. MIR. Webster, were you called on by party
OF Scott wings in Washington, one night soon alter
Gen SCOTS nomination, and what OF speech did you
give them
Answer. 81 thank you, gentlemen, for this friendly
and respectful call"
Quest. The whg conven,on-what did you think OF
lis proceedings
Ans Il am very glad to see you some of you have
been engaged arduous public duty at Baltlmore-ihe
object oil your meeting being select tit person TO be
supported for The Office of President OF the United States
Quest In your best opinion. did they select that n,
personH
Ans "Olhers OF you took an interest in the result OF
the deliberations OF that assembly OF wings"
Quest. Whose names were before that whig assem-
blyl
Ans "It so happened that my name, among Others,
was presented on that occasion"
Quest. With what success
Ans "Anolher candidate, however, was preferred"
Quest. But you will support the nominee-yont you
Ans Il have only 10 say that the convention did, ]
doubt not, what II thought BEST and exercised It's dis
cretion in the important matter committed TO IT,"
Quest How do you feel about matters and things gen
erally'
Ans "The result has caused no personal feeling
whatever, nor any change OF conduct or purpose"
Quest. But will you not JOIN in one lille hurrah for
" Scott and Graham p
Ans "What have been. am, in principle and char.
acieT, and what am hope TO continue 10 be-"
Quest But as a whig-a Compromise whig-a patriot
and "great expounder@'can't you aeqtassee?
Ans circumstances or opponents may triumph over
my fortunes but they will not triumph over my temper
or ssli-Tespect"
Qaea Is General Scott the candidate OF the Seward
wing OF your Party
Ans "Genilemsn. this is a and beautiful night"
Quest Don't you think him greater warrior than
General Tayor'
Ans Ten thousand Thousand Of the lights Of heaven
illuminate the armament. They rule the night"
Qiesi. What will your compromise irends ~ Mas.
saehusetls do Z
Ans "A few hours hence their glory will be estin.
gushed-
eye Sar, that glitter in the skiet
And raily dance bsfofe my eyes,
What arc ye when the sun shall rise IT,
Quest. Do you agree with Greeley and others about
General SCOTS being such great 'dplomats,l"
Ans. " Gentlemen, there is not one among you who
will sleep better tonight Than will"
Quest. Do you call this whig talk
Ans :" II { wake shall learn the hour from the con.
stealions. and shall rise in the morning, God willing
with the lark"
Qe.t Speak out Are you for Geasa Scott or against
him
Ans Ard though the lark is better songsier than
am, yet be will not leave the dew and The daisies and
spring upwards 10 greet the purpng east with more
blthe and iocun1 spirit than shall possess"
Stand aside. Mr. Webster; you may still be a very
good wbig but you are certa My not Scott man.
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General Pierce at Bowdoin.

Rev. Mr. Drew OF the Gospel Banner, gives an in
tefestng account OF the commencement ceremonies at
Brunswick. Among OTHER incidents narrated. we find
the following
:" In the of the evening. MIR Evans couved 10
call up General Pierce OF New Hampshire who sat mod
Mr.. Evans proposed sentiment la honor Of New Hamp
SHIRE whose he said had conferred honor upon their
Alma Mater, upon their State, and of whom, there
present. might be called In the providence fod confer
honor his whole county by his elevation The ptcs
and respoad TO this call He seemed somewhat aaxous
hrsi but resumed his scommand aud proceeded
10 make very chaste and happy speech he said he
had come TO the acquainanceships Of his early
life, and enjoy tho "reminiscences Of other days Those
bright, OF hope happier far than any OF
tbs sorner ones OF es strange realities A. he stood
and greeted the four hundred graduaes Of Bowdoin,
then before him, assembled from every field OF honor
and OF toll in all paris Of great Union, he many
stare whose bright light had been acquired this fountain
OF science; but whilst this greeting him pleasure
thar pleasure mixed with sadness which almost
unuersbe nj the remembrance OF those who had gooe be-
lore us 10 the land Of shadows lie had visited the college
cemetey and shed his tears at tho grave Of the vcnera6
Pres dsnt Appeton. under whom he graduated. and
The liz lees al h- fellow students Onr urn,
seini-c-nennia gathering, but God could say. Be
fore that day arrives that whole constellation 81 B1wdon
stars now before BIN will have below the hod
zon, or their light VIII have been merged in the glory Of
brighter day Oihcr stars shall arise and occupy
places. bat whocver may stand here fly years hence
larger as may be the number and more learned the body,
he that day coOd brotherhood
fervcnty uned in the bonds OF enduring friendship
was the ffsernty which he addressed Tie closed by
.ng that 10 Whatever post o. duty trial (nakng reference
70 the snsion o. Ms Evans. q his being candidate
The presidency OF the United Sta,es) he might ia the
providence OF od be called he hoped cond nct as TO
bring oiscrtd dit the Alumni o Bowdoin College on
the contrary, should ever BE- Of the highest objects u
his smbion 10 sdd " be might something that scck 81
reputation for their Alma Mater, OF which YOU sir (Ar.
Evsns,) have already contributed much"
His speech received with much eclat, and was
most heartily cbeered BY ;he whole company.
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From Courier, (whig) Sept. 25, 1852.
what are the Wings to gain by the Election
Of Gen scott.

We hear q srea deal said now DAYS about whig pn
cplss, which is 50 desirable should be in the ascend
ant that we should be willing TO sacrifice the great man
OF party and OF the nation IN order TO secure that re-
suit. Now, what whig principes' Are they the
principles laid down at the baltimore Convenient II So
one leading Scott paper in Yew York sPrs UPON THEM
and other leading whg papers dare no. declare their
hearty endorsement OF them How. them is the election
Of Gen Scott under such auspices 10 secure The ascend
dersland IT, Our idea OF maintaining wing principles IS
10 vote for the who is the Embodiment OF those pn-
cipes, and has been their ablest defender To vote for
Scott OF whose political principles we have never known
anything and 10 do so by the advice OF those who SPIT
upon me uhig PaUorm, Is strange way, 10 be sure OF
securing the ascendency OF whig principles.
We must conclude therefore, that we should substitute
for whg principles whg offices. This is nellgible and
would be much honest on the part Of those who
seem SO eager secure the election OF Gen Scott This
is. in fact The gs Of the whole matter, for the obvious
that only s there prospect OF carrying out
whig principles, but not rhig measures, by his eec
ton, nasmuch as both the Senate and House OF Repre-
sentaives democratic, and likely 10 be SO for the next
What we are to gain therefore by giving up prn
cipes and the man who represents them, that certain
individuals have certain offices. and certain editors
to have certain emolumens This 10 the sum and sub
stance OF the whole matter and surely, Tor such pur-
pose we should be willing 10 sactlce our sense OF gTai
iude, of honor, in fact all that hold politically dear,
and have cherished through long years OF alternate vic
tory and defeat Because regular nomination has been
made have nothing 10 do but 10 fall into the ranks
and sustain wHG PRINCIPLES.
We must be allowed however, 10 be our own Judge oil
tanning them assuring those who choose 10 fall into the
ranks that If they could elect General Scouof which
there is no probab,y-it would be not only by sacr
fce OF whg principles. but OF all principle by which
honest should be governed, whether in politics or
ether relations OF life The victory would be barren
one, least 10 all but aspirants Tor office or oument
and the whg party, having, in fact, abandoned these
principles and honored leader, 10 after avala
lie candidate, would find itself with bond of union,
xcept ior the spos, and no principles held in common
~ any large portion OF IT, The fate OF such party i,
easy TO predict Let the responsibility OF not remain
with those OF who have been true 10 principles
and TO great leader, and who mean a, The coming
election 10 do our.rhoie duty
The daily union., 1852-09-29
by E. N. sraArros, Aaottoaser.

SUPERIoR CHIC KERISG PIANO, FURNITURE AND HOUSE
y hold effects OF private family aucnonon Thursday
september aoh 10 O'Clock shalt sell the residence Of
Coleby Young, l2lh street, (sand the Mall
One superior Chiekering rosewood piano
Mahogany velvet plush covered at
spring do parior chairs
Rosewood cottage chairs otomans
Mahogany mabl9-top centre table, card tables
spring hair cloth rockers
Woed. danask muslin embroidered gill csTuees
Pearl inlaii clock and
French China vases girandoes, solar lamp
Mahogany sideboard, mahogany dining uabes
Gothic clock, oak chairs, hall lamp
Tapestry and three ply carpets Brussels rugs
Passage and stair carpets, stair rods and crash
gold band French China dinner and dessert service
French China
Silver plated ware, viz fruit baskets table and
spoons dinner and dsert forks, salt celer, eandsscks,
castors, &c
Rich dccaners gobiets, tumbe champagnss
dishes, pitchers, &c
Table cutlery, table linen, looking glasses
Marble-top and plain dressing bureaus
Washstand. cherry tabies toilet sets
Writing desk and book case. mattresses
High and French post bedsteads, feather beds
Counlerpanes, quilts, blankets, comforts
Sheets, pillow cases. refrigerator
Excellent cooking, parlor, and chamber stoves
Preserving together with kitchen requi
sites.
$50 unde cash. $50 credit Of sixty nine
days, satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
The house is for rent inquire on the premises.
I'D
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Scorr rs PIrTsBURc.-The Piiisburs Union says iha,
General SCOTS arrival there, on hs eleciioneerng
Tour, be was met by about two hundred people, who
eor'ed him to the hotel He then showed himself from
the balcony, and the Union says greeted with
shouts from number OF boys and some twenty men,
and The drivers Of few coal wagons which pass.
ing atihe time. This most enthusiastic reception was
not unattended with "uss and feathers" !" for the commit
tee OF arrangements got up considerable 'fusS" while
an Original Scou man in the crowd supplied the feah
crs" from iage goose which he lad previously take
there.--N H. Patriot -
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ny J. e. Mcguire, Anc,loneer.

UCTioN SALE or NEW ROSEWOOD, WALNUT, MA
II hgany, and
October the 7t At 20 O'Clock SELL Apollo Hail. on Penn,
syivania between 3th and ift
Mr. Lewis ipkns he having determined close business
French tete-a-tete and other Hofss
Dtvans, rockers, tables
French, Comic, seat
Wsluut cane-seat chairs, hat
Ladies walnut and
Secretary, bookcases,
Pun msrbeop dressing and plain bureaus
Enclosed wristbands,
Mahogany and cherry breakfast md dining tables
French bcdstsads trundie bedsteads
Maple bedseadr, cradles, clocks
Glt-ffams looking giRsses, Boilers trays,
Terms $50 and under, cash of and
four months for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
JAS, Q. MCGUIRE,
Sep 2a-d Auct,onesr
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ny GREEN a soorr. A.e.,o.,,r..

ENTENsIVE SALE or HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN PUR-
II n,ufe, forte, &C. auctonon Monday
shall 10 O'Clock, a residence
Hackney House, avenue
"a and ~ Streets very fur
niture viEt
Pine rosewood Chckerna piano forte
Mahogany French and other spring seat sofas
DO castor, arm, paror, and rockng chairs
Do dining, breakfast centre, side and card tables
Mahogany French cottage and other bedseads
Mahogany marble dressing and bureaus
Malugany and walnut wafdrobws and washstand~
Maple cane seat chairs, waTdrobes tables and stands
Pier, manirl, swing, and other looking gnssss
Paror and sbaniber window curtains
Shades and blinds, Brussels, 3 ply and other carpets
Rugs and mating. hne feather beds, bedding
Hair and shuck mattresses
China, glass, and erockery-ware of every description
Andirops, shovel and torg-, Tenders
Two painted chamber cottage sets, compete
Cookinr, rad ator, air tight, and other
With large Of ktcnen requisites
Terms Al s35 sQ5, credit OF
sfy ninety days, for satisfactorily endorsed heanR in
GREEN A. SCOTT
sept2o-d Auctioneer.
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Ma. GarELEY on srmTs.-The editor OF the Tribune
has mounted bis eecioneeng sts for the purpose OF
informing the Scott party that the setting OF No.
vember al shall irradste their banners streaming
well won field, phoa contemplation will gladden. The
iionai heart" He states further that the victor in so
many hardfought struggles, from Chippewa 10 the halls
Of the Moniezumas, is not now TO be defeated" Don't
be too OF that, Mr.. G. The national road 10 The
White House may present more formidable mpedimenls
the progress Of The military candidate" than the ma
iional road from Vera Cruz 10 Mexico presented.
IN Y Times
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NY >. c. MceUrRs, Aue,,o,,,r.

CBANcERY sALE-In consequence noncompliance with
of prescribed court On tbe nayt m
the former the subscriber, srtng
authority under direction Of The s,ll a. puL,s
the risk and
chss~r Monday, October the fh O'Clock, M aad g.
In square No 2ie.
This property beautifully situated the lsih and
fronting formed w the intersection
averse, i5sh and
Terms q sale One thur m the purcnass money 70 be paid
the dsy ~ sale, nnd residue equal payments
twelve snd eighteen months from date with interest Settlement
In full 70 be made within three days from the day O sale
W. q. spALDfNG, Trustee
aep0-d JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auct
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CARDThe attention of the ladies and gentlemen Wash
inron respectfully invited 70 the sale Of nearly
furniture Thursday so instant
gentleman declining on street
10 ococks The Iurnpr.
quality well
furnishing saie pcsve pcsrcoemeps
For further particulars advertisement
sspse-a GREEN SCOTT, Auc,-
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rsopo..l. s.s wood ..a c....
osuo1 Houss or REraasxsrIrvss o. a.
So Il.

ospoa Hous4 OF RxrAasxs.. q. a.
-. September II, issg
PROPOSALS will be received this ust Monday ORA
hundred pounds toni aathrs,s
TO be broken into Jumps pound w
the 70 be weighed by wsigher depositel
vaults Of The Capitol nee from fine particles das ON o. b
the lftceaih day Of November 'e
ho, fof hundred and weny Ave cords OF the
seasoned hickory wood twenty i've cords be ato
pieces and the remainder in pieces, aud be %
In the Capitol yard measured
of the contractor sawed vaults on
the fifteenth day Of November V
JOHN w. foRYgy
Clerk House Of Representatives II
Sep IT-din0el Intel. aud Republic
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For sale by GRAY BALLANTYHE
Sept % Tti street, 2 doors above Odd Fellows ilzu
iRepnbic.l
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ny J. e. MCGUIRE. Auet,on.,r.

Two NEW FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS At AUCTION
On Friday hnerno1n October at O'Clock, shall SELL
the prmises, containing
rooms, win an alley and wood Sheds &c, attached.
The houses located ID street
They neatly hRhed and
they are very desirable Possession given immediately.
Terms One-td cash the residue IN sir and twelve
for notes secured BY deed q trust, bearing interest
Sep 29-d auctloneer
The daily union., 1852-09-29
By J. c. Nc oUIR e, Auctonecr.

HANDSOME AND wELL-KErT HOUSEHOLD AND KTTCH-
III EN- FURNITURE Al AUCTIoN.-On Monday morning. Octo
4h 10 O'Clock, the residence Of A. Morton esq
Pennsylvania shall and
weLseected w assortment of furniture, viz:
Mahogany spring hair divans, rockers
Do mafbe-top tables, solar lamps
Walnut chairs ottomans lounges
Git-frame mirror, man'e ornaments
and curtains window shades
Mahogany dining, breakfast, and other tables
Wilton ply and ingram carprts
Mating, oicoth, stair carpet rods
Cthce wood-sea chairs, rugs, mats
French and china dinner and
Silver plated castor, table cutlery, glassware
DO cake basket silver mugs and spoons
Tenders, andirons, shoyels and ongs
French and cottage cherry and maple bedssads
Rest curied hair and shuck
Number Of fine leather holsters and pillows
Counierpanes, comforts, blankets, sheets
Mahogany dressing bureaus wardrobes, glasses
Encio ed washstands toilet sets, fire boards
Cooking chamber, and pahor stoves
Together with good assortment OF kitchen utensils.
s2 snd under cash that credit OF two and
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
JAS. c. MeGUlRE
sept2s-d Anciioneer
The daily union., 1852-09-29

or Attention, Den,oeratsA grand democrsuc mass meet
held hickory pole In Of "snd Hall,
Thuday 3h mbe under the auspices Of the Sew
NTH Ward Democratic Club.
mlde render this meeting
ineresiing and worthy OF the democratic
who desire hear aressiy rpounded attend
will be- addressed by several distinguished gentlemen
cordial Invitation extended democrats Of th- Dis
Columbia Alexandria, surrounding country. The
speaking viii commence al ~ O'clock Cone come ALL
j NJ. THORNTON,
Sept 3s-dtd Chairman Committee Of Arrangement.
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Day school for Young Ladies'.
Corner Of Ninth and r streets.
REV. 4. R.LIPPITT. A. NJ.

Formerly Professor IN p r. Theological Seminary, Va praepu
THIS INSTITUTION, IN which thoroughly taught s the
branches necessary 10 furnish complete and nnhed female
IN successful The principal, relying
experience teaching Of nearly and
faithful and accomplished every depsmenr, offers
his in.,u ion with confidence of the public
Terms English, mathematics. and ancient ianguaQes from " 10
s2 quarter fseven weeks Modern languages drawing and
music,
Sep i7-eofw
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10 PACKAGES rresh f.II goods iurt rccsirea rrnn,

fIUl FNCs NFts fresh fsII goods' rccefvcd
lUO New York. comprising the handsomest
brought this market We invite the aenon Of purchasers
with call before purchasing have
gans ofer Some beautiful velvet other carpets cheap
sept 23-3taw2wf BALL h BROTHER.
The daily union., 1852-09-29
BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioncer.

EyECUToRs SALE by order OF the orphans couon Tues
C October, 10, a will sell by public
Of The ats Charles j. Nourse
turned n Inventory theso consisting OF household and Kitchen
furniture.
harrow single plough, copper boiler and
v ork
place the Highlands, the late residence OF
Major Nourse miles above Geoetown the Rockville
Terms under that credit OF and
months, satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
,HAs ]. NOURsE, Executor.
Sent 2s-eosis JAS. q. MCGUIRE, Aueioneer.
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Home and Foreign agency for Patents.
Oriee y street, Opposite the Patent Ofies.

associated agents.
counselo consulting engineers for
and and Offering the public confidently
submit will under auspices
favorable They all ohcialy connected
with United Office Professor
Once OF principal examiner Mr.
merry Of the drawings lost by
burning Fleischmann
hs Patent Office for several In the restoration OF lost
patents Professor his the
Mr.. Greenough agent
seor upwards years Mr. Feisch
his labon agriculture
civil extensive knowiedge Of foreign Ian
and has for several resident Europe
official the United These
general experience all invention aud
ehiuey patent appcaton
correspondence and agencies, Will insure and Others
extraordinary facilities defence
their rights expedition in the transaction Of business.
Prof CHARLES G. PAGE, M. D.,
Chief Examiner
J. J. GRRENOuGH, NJ. T..
G. l.. fLEIsCHMANN, O. y.
WASHINGTON, August Ia, 1854.
Aug I'm
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EpH Sale, Nsiusbte Improved Property.-The
brick house lth street. our do1r- north of Penn
yivsnia No. as This building
store snd dwelling conveniently arranged for either
VITA aase yard, and from proximity Pennyiwsnis
being the centre of usinr favorable Opportunity
Tor = safe and prohtshls investment j. q. MCGUIRE,
Sep 2p-dN Aucfion.~r.
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Nv GREEN g. SCOTT, Auctioneers.

UMBER AND LATHS AT AUCTIoN.-o On Thursday, a3d
Ii instant, III O'clock shall lumber A. Addi-
Eastern Branch BRIDGE stock Of their
consisting Ga, cus
hemock joist and scanting.
Also . lot OF laihs
All of under $40, cash s20 credit Of
and ninety for satisfactorily endorsed bearing I'M
GREEN * SCOTT, Auetioneers.
Sep 23-lt
Dy- above sale postponed until Thursday, the
30th instant, 3 O'Clock, hour and place.
Sep o3-eods GREEN & SCOTT, Auctioneers,
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As, GAS GAscasr tubing introduced public halls privsh
dwelling, hocs churches and OF fu
promptly executed BY competent and experienced wokmen
moderate
Also always hand, handsome complete assortmsnta
Chandelier pendants brackets &e BY the ec
house OF Cornelius Baker Co. which viii - sold
the manmfactursrs' prices q. w. BOTELERt
General house furnishing store, opposite cueue Mafst
Anz lg-7aw3w
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DIED,

On the 9th Instant the residence Of Mr. GfoEor c. TYLER In
county Prince William Virginia MARY infant daughter
Captain sSRY d. TYLER United mase corps aged u
months.