MARRIED.
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On Tuesday evening. the 27th inst, at the resi- deLce of Maj. P. T. Crutchfeid, by the Rev. J. F frusiow. Maj. A. ]. HUrT. to Mrs. FRASeIsA E. LiEEsAUGH, all of this city.

 With the above notice came the fee, in ihe shape of champagne and cake. We appropriated the cake without the least compunction: but the champagne how temPtingiy. insitingly, it seemed to woo as Presented under such circumstances, hsw could we withstand its power' But we did-we did. We shall remember the Major always, and never cease to wish bim and his happy bride, fSli realization of their most blissfaI au;icipations.l

 On Thursday, April 18th. is47. Mir. JaNss T FAIRcHrLp, of N. York. to Miss ELIzaBETH HAR- DIN. of Lawrence couR;y. Arkansas.

 And say, without our hopes, without our fears,

 Without the home that plsghted love eadears,

 Without the smiles from partial beauty won.

 0! what were naB'-s world without sun!"

 On tie 2sth March last, by the Rev. John Irvin Gen. HARDY RosIssoN, of this county, 10 Miss MARY FRANCIS STREET. of Pettis county, Nilsson. ri, formerly of FaYquier county, Virginia.

 In Norristowa. Pope county, AIk's, on the 18th inst, by the Rev. Naihan Taylor. JoSAs M. TwB- sETTs Esq, 10 Miss MATILDA J. WISIocx, daugh- ter of Maj. George Winlock, of Missouri.