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vsnpas; Prince conso for New Orleans; zouave Whit
more ore d FOR Pnhiladelphla .a.,r,,.
nss.y ssssSa sns
sos K tne, Now ON pa"
LESBOS Nov |. Arr elizabeth Schultz sYors
ssss apssi s s ss1s
Bosion ;S ss Ssrs sy @h. sYsrl
LSsooypEnaT Nov Pho. Fish Rurk S 6s.o 70,
assSs Nov ss S ps r sGsTy
mic Hao 1 aT. A La Y1a crowe Jases ss Abe an
Moglxr,s Sep. ls--sla Belle Creole, Knowles Bombay;
Sss ssss sSra9 Ta. MG.,
rams Bs.nasy cauta sid Sept y ga aa1bas sssn
Transit Whtmore Moulmen.
MApaAs, Sept GAR Richard Busted Knowles, Cal.
ships @g s oass
shamrock, disg Sid 2sth, ship Thorndyke chincha
SAeAsAxl. Aug soATr Matthew Luce Hardy B,rtoa ar.
and proceeded eh sid 5th Edwin Bnrde from Roter
dnF@ ase Esn Mcn
philadelphia via Falmouth Tor antwerp from, pn,,ade,
Eoass en sl,ss Cooper gss sa an
Boston, Hooper from Shields for NYork tand
P4rIAs, Oct 2o-Arr Jehu, Bartry Naples.
Nov I'm port seamsnps oooraa snn Nav
RISES Lowell disg SD 9Th siesmship, Parksrsbiirg Boy
Fan Francisco
QuErssr0wN 6-Arr OF, Thayer, Thompson, from
Liverpool for New Orleans land proceeled).
RYpE IWPassed by the Wight Nov A. Abbott Lawrence,
Lawrcice from Sunderland Cor Shanghae Helen Cooper
Sullivan from Shields for NYork 6th Wizard King, Wood
ward, from Hamburg for do. -,
ROTTERDAM 4-Cld Move, Kuhu Boston. Maria, hli-
liam, NYork; Olbcrs. Deyke, do. III
R0uEs, Nov 3-Arr Express, Gohle. NYork.
sALcosBE Nov 6Put back Ellen Allen, from Denia Tor
NYOrk fsee MisceD
SWANSEA. Nov SID Masonic Lampher: Nyork.
os Sent sA oaSV MSDr s9oe Calcutta
on do Oct Roniuus Lord. from Kurrachee for London
SrHGAPonT, Sept 21Sld Ocean Eagle Iovet ulong Kong
VALPARAISO oct Io.Ar ship Lizzie soninard Asbnray,
Otago kZeland (d 18th for Caao Sid 9th ship Richard
McManns Foster cork barhs Tempest Hrckley, africa;
Maths salyinius, Douglass, Auckland.
IN port Oct IL ships Rentucaan, Freeman from Bakers
Island for England. in distress; Daring Henry.
WoosrEc Sept 5-Arr Rover, Hunt, Nagasak Marianne,
Diccknan, NYork and Hong Kong 10Th Amaranth, Bar-
dern, NYork and Hong Kong Sid sept Banqueran Lehn
toe San Francisco Yokohama, 10TH Leonard da vnci,
Pcsito, San Francisco
Arr from New YORK, Milo at Ahcante Deutchland, at
Hamburg
Arr from Bangor, Cuslman, at Palermo.
Arr from Ph1ade pha, Ellen, at Portland; Resale at
Hamburg
chip Eugene from hamburg for New York. put back
the 9th inst
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BARK Mer.aTen .of nasPes'h CORNING Gov Day -
ss HAM, sn,e se 'sn ss . % s days Ssr r ea
orders s = -. u..,,. ria ,.,.,,o via Lisbon.
With zones asoss cav WsSa 5.
ns's a 49, .o ,nas,sS Nov la % 40 n lon d 10
i 8. SaT /, sss .a hides.
NJ .n Or s,.a ~ ,nomps nsa o'' " - - ~ 'o -
Ry,s R & shnena Martinique 80 DAYS with sa-
sss 81, g sRR Rsysal4 ssn. 49, ,., 1884, !.
,s Msg'e ~ tDr an Known barf ashore on Virana
Brty WnmmIns Bira (sr) stephens Glace Bay II days.
With s1s e yar hra s %.n Cow Raw rs DAVIS with
F RSS 4 Israel 81 John NIB, 10 days, with
Brig Susan crow. windsor Nc 10 dsys with plaster
ss % IL Windsor vs. IS days with plaster
srg pay',on nr'' h''se' 70 ~ 'Ass' VIZ"
simpson rps no 1 cla pp''N ~
e, nng sGP rs, ouou' NA' '1' " ~'s' "''' =
Big chssapssse, Nowha Portsmouth ior Sswborr
arg rig s Snnd ms Rraasbaw Somerset IN ballast
arg A@pa Grow provIdence hour, IN ballast to
Whey R,IS g. 4 g. stevens. Bristol,
hsadss s for ss,,s s9 po.,o.
schS VIM Il atc1si Cole Iepreas 10 days with spa,,. = >
Sshr .ew.sse OBJ, Dorchester Jays wi'n s'0ie 20
Sem Sdsas esr, Brnton CORNWALL Ms. with potatoes
sehr Fanny Fanny Owen r Corvallis 70 days. with potatoes
~ =, ,,,r,, aaro. fseorso,ovvn FOR port Norrs
soh. III r.. nonc ' Es.,nns , s- -
sch Oh, na,tryde cppreeii, 1,aipis aav,
schr Wave 1,rov'lev I,onas,~rt ~ N~g.-
Schr o.1'io, Revuaili. Mont nesa r "a n ~
sch , ~ ~ iii, - a. ,rn, ''' WAN.
G.b. r",sn.h io,, 1.,i p.,Ss..- .tay.l s#es
S chr v vcndovi R, sa'i RncsIsnd "''
Sch, Rmn,oss Erc ~ pnelIand ~ e X f#.
Sch, aastsera K ei,v c,nvccsier ttW Das.
se ehr S NEE Thompss5,n' Goueester
schr Tnsr n Gra}n mi s:ionces,er ~ ra.s
sch, r.,,anno ~ ~ r,ns rvnn,th sU
sshr Iaa"n Bakeer Rnstnn ''
Sch, 9 a Mssen n ai,y Roston
Schr Oar Ins cnnnsi, .han, pos,on
Schr Vonnc rsaser a. nn. n.
schr nliu"ss t,ro,n vol 80 -' Usrvv,ch
gchr Hale colemar Tauntnn
scbr " ,;csner Ieath n,obtnn
srh, Nav Ann .:ihba Sand'yic,
sehr BENGAL pilshurv Fall river
Sehr Moro feIiy Fall River
Schr Sarah Elizabeth Kelly, FAN River "a EiSAbethporl
Schf r dckey Richards, faWtucket
n.hr surprise, keliy providence.
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S HIPPING NEW S.
Port OF New york. November 30, 1895.

Port OF New York. November 30, 1865.
CLEARED
Steamship Santiago de Cuba, smith, crey'ownH No
,rsI Hmsresn nT transit ca si0e'" %" ''"" ~
steamship Mississippi, sumner, New oreana--Jaines
steamship Knrl.her. Rector. Bsiiimore--J B smalI
ship Plymouth Book, Warner, London-Grinnef hinnrn
Rsrk Lord Baltimore Br) Iosbere Cape de Verde nd
market-PendsiRast Bros. .
Bark N Dyer, Simmons. Apsachicols-B Hurib'a
Barb Reunion; Tracy, philadelph,s-snow Burgess.
Brig Eavorte. Duel. Barbados--H Trowbrsde's SONS.
Brig Alma err. Post 81 Thomas-B y small 4 co
schr COncordia dioi, zieS, Bii6oa-Funch Nsiosss 4
senr Pet tBr) sache $, Nichaes tAsore.)G Bnllsy.
schr Hound (Br), Williams Hamilton (Bernada)-J .
schr Palmer, Brewster Jacksonyille-c Dibbie.
schr Geo kibourne, Norwood, Boson-Minsr 1Ionsh-
sss ss Ssss, ssssSs agc RACKET.
Steamer Gasley True, Philadelphia.
ARRIVED
& s NJ p .. ma vsgs sSy
gers V John Q Dale s.h Inst at iS:2s AN, on FsIny
M on Waterford, steamship Pennsyvania; Ion a
$50 AN 20 miles yesl Of fasin. saw steamship scotia-a
Hook, ship Ontario from Liverpool New York and
sa 20 miles % sandy e co s So%nd osrt ssa
steamer bound y ut Pm, on Nantucket Lightship
steamship New YORK (HFem Otafendorp Bremen Nov 3,
and Southampton stu al IN, with mdse and 747
~ oerchs 20 1911 lust al noon lat 40 49, len o.
passed bark Maria Henry, steering w.
Steamship Gnc 1fslan, Csycndy Ar1chat 3 days. 10 bal
last TO A Leary.
shin Fannie arrabce tof Baihl Kendall London 4Sdays
with rndss, 10 Chss Wright Co Nov TO- lat 40 20 lon "a
saw steamship Virginia, hence for Liverpool
ship Southern Rights Ross Shields "a days with mdse,
b Hnssey. Had strong westerly gales With heavy bead
sea, the whole passage.
Ship May Queen, Meckmundt, Rotterdam. n days with
mdsc 10 Funch deinske WeDdt Nov ID en Georges
shoals spoke ship Queen tBr from Liverpool for New
York
sbp Matsdor tBreml kimmc Bremen 20 days with mdse
and 29 passengers to Kruger Bros Oct 10 " Eltsen
senrer, Dumped overheard and was drowned
Barb Delphino lfrl, Daleng Martinique ~ dayr. with
sugar to Res Gald Sons. NV a. lat ~ Ion u 10
a sh,p = iotepssI with wards and sails attached
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Nop-ArrsvaI Of the China and North
American.
Crime In SIassschusctfs.

ButToN, NOV, ~, 1919.
Stoon Jackson, keeper Of boarding house nj No 800
Hanover street had hts skull terribly fractured early
SATURDAY. morning. while asleep IN bed II is supposed
that t deed was done by OF his boarers, who has
escaped SIX thousand dollars in grcenbacks, Ia Jack.
son bedroom, remained untouched. jackson remains
insensihle and will die
TIE body of unknown man. In state OF nudity,
VIII The skull fractured, found sunday morning,
near Riverside Trotting Park in Brighton He Is sup
posed 10 have been murdered robbed, stripped, and the
nody eonycyed 70 The place whore u was dIacovercJ.
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NAiLY.-On Monday evening" November 20, after q
short Illness, JANIS NsIy, the beloved son Of Patrick
Nay, aged 20 years and month";
The friends of the family and of his brothers, Chris
ieph"r and james Nally requested 10 attend the
fnefa nom his fathers residence $50 So ond avenue,
~ wednesday afternoon OF ono . clock precisely.
NJ. a..,L U,ahs See Necond You,
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Arc entirely OF obtained THU
great Of Nature and their salutry .ress wiz
appear az the medicine IL brought 10 me s 2" TAR
experiment ,,,r. =. -. 49, -
nausea ar s,ckncss of the stomach but when FOR Dys
pepsa n NAV bic proper to them in connection with
sTE SEA WEED TONIC. by this ludiclnus treat
nent The digestive speedily restored tn rr fui
yiynr and The worst of Indigestion may he cured
When we reflect liver is the largest internal organ
tcrng The blood and preparing the bile, that ~ siaci 10
many and that when II s diseased, nsNs tho
,xlic hodv suffers H. not scrprsns That
which restore the healthy operatans ~ the
liver should produce wonderful changes IN "a. general
health and which may appear TO be anps, ni-
tbe side brcsst and shoulders aching OF the limbs feeling
~ General and wfelchedncss and oitr charming
on dsressino symptoms, indicative o ifnper.r disnr-
arad arn III the liver, speedily removed ~ hc uf
sCtiEN1fKis MANDRAKE PILLS
cosiiveness piles bitter eruciatioEs and a in.
md spirits, which unit len
manaeemen oil business and the enjoyment - HE, all
ie"e'e''' sCIiENCKis MANDRAKE PILLS.
r Schepck win professionally at his pciral office 10
Nay,b ,xth street. corner of Commerce. every saturday,
Tnesdav from 10 81 ~ summer street, Boston. Mass,
vsrv Wednesday from 70 aud other Friday ns
psuore street. Baltimore, Md All advice free, bit
thorngh examination Of the lungs with his spmeer the
ch pe Of tho puonlc Syrup and Sea rcnc each
81 10 per bottle or " ~ per h"t dozen MhhaaNe fhs =
' ~, ale nv all druggists and dealers.
MA full supply Of Dr. Schcncks medicines can be
oh,ained al ali times ~ his rooms No street New
v and tho be here obat ey'sy
tuesday, from Q A, ". toSf. ",
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MISSING STEAMSHIP.
PROBABLE LOSS OF THE D. H. MOUNT,
List Of the Passengers Who Sailed
In Her.

The propeller steamship D. IL Mount Captain Bachas,
sailed from this port the 10th Of October for Jackson
Vile Florida She had on board assorted cargo and
twenty cabin passengers Since sho sailed nothing has
been heard OF her except on the ed ut when she was
seen seven miles south of Cape Hatteras II is now be-
heved that she was lost in the late gale ON the
North Carolina coast
DESCRIPTION or TIE VESSEL.
The D. il Mount single decker OF three hun
bred and twenty seven tons burthen and nine feet
draucht She was built Boundbrook in 1863 Of white
oak with fastenings Of iron and copper She had one
thirty four inch cylinder engine, with piston stroke OF
thirty-one inches She hundred and sxtytbree
feet long twenty three feet breadth OF beam and nine
feet depth Of hold She enclosed up TO her deck for
cargo and was 'hog braoed."
LIST OF HER PAssRNGERe.
The following 10 list Of the passengers who left
this port In the missing steamer on the Goth ult,
furnished us by Mr. 8. Goodspeed, the agent Of the
steamer .st stM1 a&m
Mrs Geo. H. Beach, Mr.. Nelson
Mrs Gurley Mr. Manly,
Mics Gurloy l. n Folsom,
Calvin N. Henry, wife and Daniel Buckley,
son; Emma Johnson,
Chas C. Reid wife and two Mr. RosebTooks,
sons; Mr. Gray,
Mrs. Jones' Hra Gray
Master Jones, Judge Bnrrtt
J. H. M0oTehouse, - johnson tcolored).
OF the late state Convention OF Florida and was
returning his home from Washington whittier he had
been on an official visit.
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IN
Illinois Central shares .................sM aslN
Ere sharos.. ....,..... 531s 53s4
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, NOVEMBER 4.
The market has been fiat and very irregular, and al
though American has quotably declined other de-
scr1ptioDs are generally I'D I'D per H. lower The
1000 for speculation and export.
NovnsBsR Q Sales for the two days Is 600 bales, in
GLIDING IL 900 to spectators and exporters The market
~ hrmer with nm advance OF I'D \ I'd
STATE OF TRADE AT MANCHESTER.
In the absence az demand the market sti droops
There inclination 10 sell but the offers pre-
ciude acceptance.
Messre Richardson, Spence Co., Wakefield, Nash
20, report Hour quiet and unchanged wheat active
but prices firm; winter red los los ID per 100 LBS
Indian corn In good demand al Is. per quarter MIXED
ais. 3ls Cd per $50 lbs
LATEST. The market unsettled. Corn quiet.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, NOV. Q.
Ashes steady; small sales OF pots at 36s. 37s Sugar
FIAT aud Coffee inactive, but generally steady
Rice better demand ut rather higher quotations Salt
,as Of cod cil al f5I per ton Naval stores dull-Ite
demand, Petroleum steady; refined 2 l0d
-. per gallon.
LIVERPOOL BREA DsrUprs MARKET NOV. ..
Market largely attended Flour Is dearcr Cor sacks;
barrels scarce and command high prices English wheat
~ dearsr foreign firm Indian corn scarce and wanted
mani ut good prices Rice tending upward Jute mac.
i've hnt advancing Tallow slow Of sale.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, NOV. Q.
Tho market Is firm, with an upward tendency There
bas been Improvement on the best grades Of pfovis
ions Bacon IL very dull. Lard irregular and easier.
Tailos nominal
N0r-ArrivaI Of the China and North
American.
HALIFAX, Nov. 20--s:30 DIP NJ
There no signs Of the steamship China, which Icn
Liverpool the Iitb and Queenstown the 12th inst
Westher Gue
PORTLAND, Nov. 2o--Midnight..
There no signs Of the steamer North American,
from liverpool 9th, via Londonden, 10th.
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Lieutenant , " Labor, OF the ninth Connecticut
Volunteers, Who had been arrested suspicion of
fcasuism had been discharged and had his pistols,
ammunition and documents returned 70 him. There wss
ne evidence Utonnect HIM With the movement.
Application had been made for conditional order 10
&c criminal information against Sir John Gray, NJ T.,
proprietor Vt tie Dubn Eeradag journal, for having
IQnrhtd M hs paper oi tho 20h ulL what the managers
Il ile lfiA ~ now in prison. regard az ibellons
tAaganA ~ tic alc. pastoral 81 his Grace the Most
v v'ftnd nr Cullen Roman Catholic Archbishop ot
bHhIn Tie paragraph complained ~ charges The
nan04s's = The JaM P,opts with having proposed 70
aeetty me gentry and Catholic clergy with having dis
teninaed poisonous maxims, &C andtncy say W ihen
Ahdagu that these charges untrue. aud calculated
FftQausy 70 niurc them upon their trial u rnmored
R e lord Lieutenant will refuse TO plead 20 The action
srclgh against him Nv Iuby and viii move 10 have the
VT ~ summons and plant taken on The Me.
The Cors Uernh says:-Wnetber or not with the %
irst of evang the search which passengers arriving
from America subjected NJ Queenstown, none save
ss'sfh having mails 70 land have called ~ this port on
ner tonevard voyages Tor the pest fortnight but pro
e".s disoct " Liverpool There the only search made ~
for .xcmahle commodities, when rs easily passed ahd
6sr y nothing ~ prevent persons having y thou poH
exsb,On arm Tcs0hatlD documents 10 come tbehae
- sls county, other py -. hoyhoaJ . tbe COL
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Firemen.. Excursion .

Firemen's Excursion.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 30, 1895.
The Philadelphia Engine Company left for New York
this morning with steam engine and hose carnage
They design going a. far Troy stopping nj Albany On
the way.
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Commercial Intelligence.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, NOV. 3.
LONDON, Nov. q, 1865.
Consols closed al 80 a s9ls for money
ANkRicAN SECURITIES
United Statcs hve-twcntics. ........... .63la "a
Illinois Central shares. s1s4
Erie shares .53is 53s4
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China.

SBANCHAF, Oct 2, 1865
serious question had arisen with regard to the sup
preston OF piracy tho Chinese seas, which daily
becoming more dangerous. The Taku forts had been
evacuated by the allied garrison
A great hurricane bad occurred al Manila
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The French government had prosecution against the
Op,,in Natnfdie for spreading about Mexico CAL
cnlated TO disturb the public peace.
The Pays asserts that the evacuation OF the Papal
States by the French troops would commence the
9th inst
Paris telegram says:-"According to L'Independance
Beige there is mystery In the presence Just Of
seems TO have been mistakenly on board the United
States war ship Frolic, tour Of visits TO
ocean war harbors Of LOrient and Brest. What
does that daring and distinguished American
man contemplate by lettering along our coast or
is he taking s0undngs for Interior operations in
case of rupture about Mexico2 IL is clear that there
are susceptible folks here who nothing frocsome in
the visit Of so dcteru ned captain"
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AuatraIta,

Australia.
MELBOURNE, Sept Is 1868
The shipments Of gold for the month to s5 500
ounces.
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The Spanish government had ordered strict watch TO
be kept the seaboard OF Cuba and Porto Rico Spain
fearing the instruction Jamaica may have ramifca-
tons in the Spanish Antilles
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steamer without according 10 present artngemeD's,
having 70 undergo the ordeal OF minute elimination.
me search, BY the way, sometimes becomes Accordingly
iuncrouh ~ difficult To say whether MAI spectator
reels more indignant amused at beho ldn police
loan feeling" female passengers back ha1 done up
In the present extraordinary fashion, the rpose Of
asccrtanng whether Il c0nceale ''arms ammunition
Documents The process Is naturally repugnht the
feelings OF respectable females but kso
where the "victamn IL q woman Of spirit, I'D makes
the searching officer thoroughly ashamed Of hSoTk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-21
Italy.
Spain.

II reported that private letter from the Emperor
Napoleon to the King of Italy, on the Roman question,
would shortly he published.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-21

The latest Bombay telegram 10 the 3O,h Of Octo-
Der Cotton steady. Piece goods dnll Shipments
OF cotton during the past fortnight rs 600 Freight
Liverpool 35s.--an advance Of Ii. Cd. per ton. IN
change q. 11d.
CALCUTTA, Oct. 10, 1865
The market has been brought 10 a standst in coBse
qucnce OF the failure Of the rice crop.
II rumored the Russians had beaten tho Bokhar-
ans Jasbakuam, and were reported be within
few miles OF Bokhara.
Bombay first lighted with gas on the eth OF DC.
tobcr
Two native Directors Of the Commercial Finance and
Stock Exchange Corporation Of Bombay had been
fenced TO transportation for life, and third mprison
ment for four year,, "a charge Of forgery.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-11-23
Spain and Chill.

The wanton and unprovoked attack
on Chilli by Spain excitcs general in.
dignation in Government and diplo-
matte circles. Spain acts as Napole.
on's bottle-holder, and if unable to de.
stroy the South American Republics,
will at least humiliate them. But the
Chilians are different people from the
'Peruvians, and Spain may have caught
Tartar. The Spanish squadron con.
sists Of seven frigates, which are quite
insufficient to blockade coast of sew
enteen hundred miles. Until now the
Government of Chill has had but four
ports Of entry for foreign trade, but
since the Spanish proclamation declar-
ing blockade, it has announced all
the CHILEAN ports, numbering over
twenty, open to foreign trade. A pri-
waite letter from ST. Jago, to distin-
guished CHILEAN lady, says that the
greatest unanimity of feeling exists
among the people, who are full of
wrath against Spain. .--...-.s.
Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-11-23
A Happy Finale.

At the school exhibition last Wed.
nesday night, an incident occurred that
would seem to partake largely of the
romantic. Miss Jane English, young
lady who has for some months been
teaching school in this place. appear
ed on the stage in the character of an
old maid aud sung Of her forlorn condi.
tion at the age of sixiy-three. Half an
hour later, when the cultain was
drawn, Miss L. again appeared on the
stage, but in very different charac-
ter, accompanied by Mr.. James NJ.
Adair of Blackhawk county, and the
Rev. Il. S. Campbell. Mr.. Campbell
stated the paper he held in his hand
was license authorizing him to join
in connubial bonds the couple before
him. The Reverend gentleman pre-
faced the marriage ceremony with a
short address happily suited to the oc-
casion, and when the ceremony was
concluded and the Throne of Grace add
dressed, Prof. Cutler of Clinton sung a
beautiful song entitled the Bridal
Charge accompanied by instrumental
mnsic--all combining To make the oc-
casion quite impressive. All Of this
proceeding was wholly unexpected to
the scholars and to nearly the entire
audience, Mr.. Adair being a total
stranger in De Witt. having arrived
only the night bcfore.--De WM Oh.
scrrer