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MARINE INTKLLlHENCK.

Pors of Rioknond, Non. 25-HigA Rst~ q, p. M.
ARRIVED,
schf. Chas. n. Moler, DECKER, New York, Pow
der.
SAILED,
Steamer Jamestown, Psrrish New York, mdzs.s
and passengers, Iudfam Watson.
steamer Beividere, Rritchstt Baltimore, mdse /,
Ludlam 4 Watson.
schr. Ocean Wave, Frank, York River, lisht.
Sloop Grandspy, Dennis, Petersburg, coffee, Ed.
mond, Davenport Co.
schr. Orianna, futile, New York, mdze., D. w.
Currie.
schr. Charles and Willie, Tbbett, Norfolk light
light
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MILLEDULCJA.
Nl MARRYING Too Late, tale by Geo. Wood,
author of Peter Schlemihl in AM erica
MILLEDULCIA. Thousand Pleasant things select.
ed from M tss ses Queries.
MAJOR JONES' Courtihp and Travels comprising
all the scenes, incidents and adventures of his
Courtship in series of Letters, by himself
well as the Humorous Narrative Of his Travels
from Georgia to Canada and ba * together with
bis experience in each town he passed through,
with tw euty one il Illustrations; cloh 81 Is.
STORIES of an Old Maid, related TO her Nephews
and Ne'ces, BY Madame Emile De Gersrdin, IL
THE RIME of the Ancient aIiner, by Samuel Tay-
lor Coleridge, illustrated
The FOETICAL Works Of George Herbert, illus
trated; Cloth gilt and Turkey Morocco.
RHYMES and Boundesys in praiss Of country Life
,,, adorned n With many ~. piotures Cl.th gilt.
ing k,ch and Blind Rosa ; three tales, by 81 Con-
science; rs cents.
NOTES; Practical and Exrository on the Gospel, by
Rev. C. ii. Hall vols.
COMMENT en- Parle A. Paris or French as spoken
in Paris for the use of Pupils and Travellers, by
Msdsme De Peyrac. A. NORRIS,
no 26--st 81 Main street.
INSTANT Relief aud Speedy Cure, il the
L name of LEoHARD'S preparation 50 successfully
used in the treatment Of Coughs Colds and kindred
complaints Lsrge quantities were sold the past sea
and all who used it who thin the reach of
remedy expressed entire satisfaction with its
happy effects single trial viii prove its superiority
times the price Of LEoNARD's INSTANT RE
LIEF. Price IS cents per bottle.
For sale ny all rescectable Druggis, and Dealers In
the State of Virginia
Wholesale Agents. Messrs. Purcell Laid h Co.,
Bennett, Beers l. Fisher; Adie n Gray, Richmond
and Frs H. Robertson. psteub1re no ?6-tf
LAUyIn.EE 6 ~ A 4 9s,,rs op.r,y,.
BOOK AND NEWS AGENCY,
BLACKFooT, THE PIRATE Pnee Is cts.
THE SEA OF ICE--a play. Pricel2s cts
Mrs. STEPHENS' NEW MONTHLY, for Deem.
bar, 12i eta.
EDGAR MONTRosE; or, the Mysterious Pentent
IS cts.
KARAMA. the Bandit Chief; by Reynolds SO sts
MARGARET CATCHPoLE, the Female Horse
Thief 50 cts
COVERS FOR poRTER's SPIRIT. 5n ctr.
UAll the December MAGAZINES; and PA.
fEhs ter this week. no 23--fts
RI TUns PHiaiE taOeHEN BUTIEN
IN per Jsmestown, for sale
NO s6 SD WM. WALLACE 4 SON,
elfAtl BASis FltUeT,s buck WnEAT
NV just received by steamer.
no u WM. WALLACE SON.
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NAVIGATION ON THE NEW YORK CANALS
The Albany Argus ssys :-"Although the weather,
at present, Is exceedingly pleasant, the day for
the close of the canal navigation is fast approach
ing, and our forwarders are preparing for it. We
believe all the companies here have discontinued
applications for Buffalo clearances, and it is an
nounced that the forwarders of Troy have also
discontinued applications for Buffalo"
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OHIo-The official vote in Ohio should be as
follows:
Fremont le7,497; Buchanan 170,s74; Fillmore
%, 1875; Gerret Smith l56
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- EAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF NEW
- MUSlC-Received by

II ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by
HAROLD MURRAY
Vocal Beauties Of ii Trovo.ors. selected aud ar.
ranged for paror and concert use; by Grover Dres
sle-; consisting of IL numbers.
Speak kind word when you can, song; by Tho
mas 25c.
Gentle Annie; beautiful melody; by Foster. 25c
author of Shells of Ocean, nc. SIC.
Hopes Gone By, song; BY Thomas Csc.
The Village Queen, ballad. 25c.
Cheerful Voices, song BY Glover. 25c.
PIECES.
Hesitation Polka; by Francis X Brown. Soc.
Perpetual Feast; a set of beautiful variations by
Grobe; Nos. Soc.
The Song of the Captive Bird; variations by Fran
els Fl. Brown. SOC
Pretty Tunes for Little Folks; IA beautiful melo-
dies by Foster; arranged for young pupils By Belsk
Each l5c.
A full supply of all standard aud popular Music on
hand, and new Music received weekly
Mus sent by mail, free of postage. no 10
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q GEN VLEMEa'S WATER. PftUteE
ESa PAllTS sip IlR OIIAI II

~ GEN FLEMENS WATEK. hUVF
M BOOTS, OF SUPERIOR QUALITY-l
LII have now in store Gents Cork Sole Water
~ Proof Boots, OF superior quality such as have
never been seen in this city before They are In
tended to be worn without over shoes, and at the
same tip e to keepthe feet perfectly dry.
Also, Plain Double Sole WATERPROOF Boots Gal
ters and Shoes of every style 70 which would most
respectfully call the attention of ell in want of good
winter Scots and Shoes. ALEX. HILL,
Manufacturer ard Importer.
no25 I27 Main street. Richmond.
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TOW TO CURE ALL PAM.

Pain is the forerunner of most diseasss-cure the
Pain and check the disease.
DIR. ROSES PAIN-CURER
will cure rheumatism, Neuralgia Pains in the Lmbs,
Sides or Back, Sprains and Bruises, Ear and Tooth
Sore Throat. Burns, Scalds, Ague Jumps in the
Breast Chills Spinal Affections, and Pains in the
feet Indeed it cures all ain.
r. l2f, 25 md so cents bottle.
IF YOU are Bilious and have a bad Cold, tefe DR..
ROSES RAIL ROAD OR ANTI BILIOUS PILLS.
They carry off all bile and remove q cold These
Pills 70 ahead of all other Pills in their good effects
" Boxes l25 and IS cents. Sold by ell Druggists
in Richmond, Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynchburg, Fred
ericksburg and Charlottesville. no DTS
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The frigate Savannah was to sail from Rio ia.
metro, Oct. 18th, for New York. Officers and crew
all we'll.
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LOST.

Extraordinarily night between the Cen
IL trail Depot shop and Broad street, on I'd street.
HAIR BRACELET, with Gold Clasp: with the ini-
tias E. Ln on it. Ths finder will be liberaliv re-
warded BY leaving it at this Office no %
T 1sST. = On Saturdnv night, 10th inst. +,
IL near the Cen raj Depot. my FREE PArEKs.
suitable reward will be paid for their return to
this Office. kOBEkT COWIN,
po2t-Stp Tree man OF Color
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n Doctor Lewis Michel graduate q the,
Special Schools or Medicine and Phsrmscy, Of Pssis
has opened his o,cs for the present, q the Powhs-
tan House
Office hours daily, from to II A. n, and 9 70 r.
n / 80 - no Aim
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\ ATTENTION, NATIONAL GUARD.
a Attend meeting and Drill of your Company at
IN Lafayette Hall, on WEDNESDAY evening, at "A
W O'Clock.
By order of Capt. BAYLY.
nos25-2tk V. L.. FORE. Orderly.
DOAKDINas...Three or four gentlemen
ID can be accommodated with board and lodging at
the CAPITOL HOUSE, second door below Main and
9th street IT, there being two small comfortable rooms
vet unoccupied would be pleased 10 get eight or
ten additional DAY BOARDERS on reasonable
terms.
no25-6t* MRS. Is. JONES.
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H-rNMN to TIE TO blu nc re
.k1SSsMMsssS port having go ten out, by some
means unknown to the subscriber
that the line of OMNIBUSES would be taken off at
Christmas take pleasure in having it in my power
to contradict the same, aud do the public tina
disastro us to the proprietor There has been
SEVEN NEW LIGHT COACHES ordered for the
line next year in addition to of the best that are
now on it. which will increase the number 1t least
TEN. l also take this opportunity of returning my
thanks to the public, for their liberal
up to this time and hope they will continue it in the
future with thu assurance, on my my part, that the
line will be kept up long as have horse with
leg q coach with wheel
no26-S St O. L. EARNEST
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IN BOXES Primo Goshen Cheese now
CU land ng and for sale by
NOS Corner Pearl and Cary streets.
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ADMISSION-Dress Circle and Psrquette, o. cta.,
(no extra charge for reserved seats "a 11ef Boxes
Is cts; Galleries 50 and Is cts.
n Box Office open from to O'Clock.
r. Doors open at 7; Overture commences az quai-
or before O'Clock preciseiv-
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NOTICE.--ThoRnasW w. Turpin having, by
~ trust deed dated the 18th day OF Nov 1885, and
recorded in the office of the Hastings Court OF this
city, conveyed all his stock of goods and effects 10 the
undersigned trustee the said TurI is hereby su-
thorized my agent, by virtue of authority given by
the deed to make sales of the stock for cash, until
the pubic sale thereof, and to receipt in my name
for all debts due. JOS. +. POWELL,
no Ie-ts Trustee.
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L. NOTICE TO FA II M K X ST.
have on hand lsrse and superior article OF
negro Brogans Also, supply OF those
Army Shoes, for plantation use. They very
heavy and durable for winter wear, to which most
respectfully call the attention of farmers and all 9TH
ers in want ALEX. HILL,
no 26 1T III ain street
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- Religioms Noffce.---The meeting now
in progress Ia Sycamore Church. will bs Kept up
niehtly at n O'Clock, during the present week Eide
CH GLEN COLEMAN ana others. will sssist IN
conducting it. Baptism sfter preaching to night.
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TELKGRApHIu NKws.

rrpoRrEp ron 7HE DAILY DIsPATCH.
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! SPECIAL NOTlCR1.

1rsuSraa Nes1eo Did IGiA 01oves mndc
I4S-x1 SSsh sup61r Of Is yoQten,e 1nodorous Kid
90 ClSSSpr r. received One bol<3e costs &c.,,
- win elSsr ftS airs Of Kid Gloves or % many
wklts sHp1en Without ifjaring them e leaving the
least odor. For sale Ut
MADE 1 BAKERS Apothscary Store,
no 2-6t 1856, n. w. esrdsf 11sin and 10th -
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4 EhiGH LUMP GOAL.---iSW tens Lee
IL high Coal eurssior article for Foundries easEou
Of sahr Edward Wootten, received direct from the
Lehish Coal Mining Company. Fer ssle hy
SAMUEL r. HAYES.
UCosl sold BY weight no 23-2t
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IA DR. w. GREBE offers his professional
services to the citizens of Richmond and vein
ity He has had considerable experience In the pac-
tice of obstetrc and diseases Of children Hisofcs
at the corner of Franklin street and Locust Alley,
few doors below the Exchange, where he can be
found from until u O'Clock. His residence Is north
corner of Broad and Sd Night calls promptly at
tended to- no Aim"
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81 stolen, from JOHN e. bAkNhS,
NJ on F street, one MOO KING Biz D and age
aS&A by negro boy yesterday, the Gath =
49, This cage is made of wood and wre wire
strsisht across the top. The cage painted Ma
hogany color. VIII give FIVE DOLLARS for any
information SO l can get them again.
no 26-St JESSE RARNES
FOR BREMEN.--The fine ship K.
$3.50 M. ARNDT, Captain RUST. will load for the
above port, if sufficient Inducements should
offer. For freight passage, apply to
no 26-Iw+ e w DEVOSS 4 co
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HULL'S SOAP AND CANDLES;
IL Mitchelps Candles; New York State Cheese /;
Frost's Buckwhest Timothy Seed; Pointed Buckets
best Green and Black Teas. For sale By
EDWIN WORKMAN Co.
po4 Corner 18th and Gary st.
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An Omnibus will always be found at the Railroad
Depots the arrival Of the take passengers
to this house, FREE OF CHARGE.
40 a. T.
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JOHN II SEAYkEo. Superintendent,
formerly Of the Columbian Hotel.)
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= = "A e e : E..-I00 boxes prime Goshen
~ Cheese; 80 do. do. English Dairy DO; for ssie py
Il. II.
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Tor SALE..5O,O 900 OLD BgICkS Ap
l. DIV this office oc "
NOTICE..--Thc stage Coach thnt former
ly run frorn Martins WILL on and after the On
of Novemb-r, run regularly from the Powhatsn sta-
ton on Mondays, Wednesdays and Frdsysto fo"na'
tan C H., and to Cumberland C. II, and return the
next days in time TO connect with the hcnmona ana
Danvie cars going down. .o,r
no l7-1m RICHARD =. hAoOL-
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~ Special Notice Tho attention Of the
public 10 requested Trustees sale of avalusbie
HOUSE AND LOT, corner Of Clay and 9Th streets,
wbich will take place this afterneon, at O'clock.
naB-lt E. B. COOK & CO., Aucts
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ENAMILY AND EXTRA FLOU k.- Row
n lsnd,s Palmetto Brand now in store and tor sale
by SELoEN MLL
M 26 Corner OF fe6rt ana Cary stIecLS.
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CRANG KR,s PATENT CORNAND COB
NJ CKUSaER.--We have been appointed sole
Agents here for the sale Of this MILL 1t win Grind
from ten to fifteen bushels per hour of sufficient ins
for cattle. 1t 10 not liable to get out Of order,
aud 10 much more durable than any other Of its kind
that we have knowledge Of We recommend it with
confidence. This Mill took the first premium at our
State Fair and the Fair in Petersburg.
BALDWIN, CALDWELL CO,
no 80 lima WIN l4e Main st.. Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-10

On the return of the Japan Expedition 10
the United States the Boston Board of Trade
adopted resolution to give gold medal to
Commodore Perry. The medal was made and
presented. This medal bears on one side the
head OF Commodore NJ. G. Perry, and on the other
the following inscription: presented to Commo.
dore NJ. {. Perry. Special Minister from the L
nted States. by Merchants ot Boston, in token
Of their appreciation Of his services in ncgotat
ing the treaty with Japan. signed at Tukohama,
March 81, and with Loo Ghoo at Napa, July II,
1851 Copies of thi, medal in silver and bronze.
were alse presented to these officers and men
who distinguished themselves in their negofia
tons and intercourse with the japanese.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-10

x.4riy n Wv mo- a young lady IN France
.##,.# -.l.bi. Ven iiahr. en- we'd the slo-iHi
i#l.a Il lispo.ing ufl,f-elf IN marriage by IA ans
Of n lottery. Sns was thirty yetrs "'d, IRE" u
a life Of eelbacy and in despair at no. hnd'hs
husband with enough means at his conbaha
sfi. her views She announced. Therefore tha,
her handsome but rather mature person s'""'"
be d posed of On the following terms. enc Gre
nted a lottery. will. five hundred shares oil
thansrnl francs each Subscribers were TO pre-
sent Themselves in parson.in order that she might
decide on their accrptablity u husband Inc
-ihsc~ibrr-, of course. were 10 be single men,
Ibp subscriptions were placed III the hahds II
notary n, in-t IA, made. aud the drawing was not
10 TIKI pIace till all the shares were taken
TINT i. when the sum Of half Il million francs was
complete,
vi quite II year, elapsed before the shares
wera all taken. The drawing recently took place
in the office of the notary, who held the SUD
sefiptions. and the money.In presence OF two mag
istfatrs. A thousand numbers were placed IN
an urn. the Subscribers being numbered IN order
a. ihrir names were inscribed. The urn was tho
roughly shaken up, blind hand thrust IN and
No. 1919 Withdrawn The happy individual VINO
subscribed No. 400 was Tunisan Genera, who
had already occupied the public attention by his
oriental caprces. But the Indy was not fright
rf hi the turbun. nor the beard. the religion,
nor the barem of the happy barbarian. who has
tened IL marry her, and Ia pocket the hvc hun
dred thousand francs. The happy couple have
left for Tuni-. where they will reside.-PdfiS
Cor y J. Times
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-10

The ascension Of Mr. WISE. Jr., at Newbury
port, On Friday afternoon, was an u lventurouS
feat. involving him in no small danger. 1t took
place from II stage in the centre of the pond in
the rem Of the court house. The wind was blow.
ing towards the sea. only four miles distant, and
the balloon passed directly over the town. reach
ing an deviation of three quarters of mile, when
tho aanant. finding himself going ont upon the
wide eeea opened his valve and allowed about
one th1d OF the gas 10 escape, which caused him
to descend very fast. He let himself down in
his willow basket upon Plumb Island Point, where
il IL only one hundred yards wide, ON the sandy
beach, within thirty feet Of the breakers in just
twelve minutes from the time of his rising. lie
wns unable to control the balloon and was com
PEELED 10 abandon il and drop from the lines up
on the sand. The balloon, which had descended
concaYe al the lower end, Immediately upon be
ing freed from check, rose. changing its form
and beeomlng concave ON thenpper side. tire.
manned IN sight nearly an hour, when, having
risen To the height Of about three miles, it was
lost to view behind mass of light cumulus
clouds
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- -
Marion and the British ON Ger.

The Mobile Tribune, in lis american Ana"
has the following:
The story Of Marion's inviting the British Of
iicer II dine with him, on potatoes aud cold wa
ter, is literally true The young Englishman
had first been Invited by Marion's aids to dine
with them: aud hnd accepted the invitation; but.
being subsequently invited by the General, be
requested 10 be excused. Marion, with his u,u-
al sagaoity, had perceived That til" youth was
sensitive, aud concluded to try him 10y II ruSc.
The potators were served up, and when Marion
peeled them, the skins were carefully laid by the
side Of the pine plate. They had been roasted
and brought on by Oscar, his favorte servant
his foster hfoihcr-vho was. therefore. from in
fancy. always called Budde, or brother. by the
General, when spoken to by linn. After dinner,
Mnrian said. Budde bring Us something to drink,
md Oscar brought g"urd full Of water,of which
thr oilieer wHs invited to drink the General then
drank heartily from the same gourd. lie then
ordered O.ear to bring his horse Roger. aud the
General banded to Roger the potato skins, all 81
which were eaten bv Roger from Maron's hand.
The sequel of this incident was that the young
officer rcsgncdll commis sien, aud with de
termination never tu draw his sword against men
who 80 eonscientiou.y opposed his King and
Government. suffering lr,vhtions and want "i
every kind. without pay. clothing, forage. arms
ammunition; compelled Ia reside in sicklv
nothing IL drink but water. nothing to eat bat
roots, and feeding their horses ON the skins
the refuse 81 this homely and seanty fare.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-10
Presidential Elections since 1870.

Since l-20. when Monroe was chosen for n
second term. with but opposition electoral
vote. the Presidential elections have been less
decisive than Is generally supposed. Tint is 10
say, the popular majority for the successful can.
didatc has never been excessive and often he
has actually wanted majority. and had only n
plurality. This WINS the case, for example, in
lsii, when the votes east for Clay and those
thrown away on Brney, exceeded. IN the aggro-
gate, those polled for Polk making tho latter nc
tually a minority President.
To go bnck 10 l52l. In that year. four ennd
dates in the field, jackson, Adams. Craw-
ford and Clay. Tho first received % electoral
votes, the second 81. tho third A. and tho fourth
~ The election. under these circumstances.
dovolying on the House, Adams received the vote
of 10 States jackson of Z, md Crawford of J. In
ls2S, Jackson was chosen by the popular voice,
obtaining lis electoral votes out If tho Col which
then constituted the Electoral College. In ls:G,
jackson ngan chosen by the popular voice,
and this time by nm even greater majority, re-
ocivIng 10 electoral votes more than his oppo-
ncnt, Henry Clay.
This brings us up 10 lS36, or twenty yenrs ngo.
In that year Van l'nren, though elected l're-i
dent, bent Harrison in tho popular vote only about,
$4,000, though he Ind 10 electoral votes oUt If
POI Four years afterwards Harrison seemed
at first sight, to hive had three times us mnuy
supporters us Van Hurcu, for he obtained pa
electoral votes. while his antagonist hnd but 90 I;
yet he only bent the latter in tho popular vote
about one hundred mud sixty thousand, out Of n
poll Of nearly two millions four hundred thousand
Another curious feature Of the election al 1910
was That the popular vote exceeded by nenrly
two thirds that cast in 1886. Van Buren,, for
instance dlstaneed N he was, received 36l 900
votes IN 1910 more than he did four years before
In l-ii, ms we have said already. Polk was nc.
tonIly minority President and yet he beat
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NDrWgxinu YzurriayC.

The following is Mr. Metenllfs account of n
Norwegian marriage which he describes as a mur-
ringe in high life:
'Baroihalis a very important affair in this
country. The custom is for young lady, when
She becomes engaged, to exchange rings with her
lover These rings are retained ever Afterwards,
no additional ring being placed ON the finger of
thehride after marriage as with Us. The bridal
cOrtege crossed the water with lively airs. A t1-
der snt IN the boat playing in great state, while
cannon resnunded from the shore and the church
bells ring out merriIy over the water. On land
ing, the bride walked to the priests and then ar
rayed in her wedding garments. She wore Il
dress Of white silk. and on her head u wreath of
flowers; while veil descended over her should
ors almost To her feet, the face being left uncov.
cred. Three O'Clock p. M, the time for
performing the ceremony. The priest afterwards
mnda an Grafton, and received for it fee of
twenty dollars. He equally eloquent at fuue
raj, provided he is paid for it. The honeymoon
III THIS country is called 'llvede Brod Dagcn.'
white hrend days--a name indicating the scnrcity
OF that delicacy, The happy pair never dream
of posting oil. as they do IN England, to spend
the honeymoon out ofsiglt of their friends