Evening star., 1869-10-04

HRBRKw wnDprNG.-Iu spite OF the rain,
host Of tr,spds without regard 70 TO- reS,Gas
synagogue, on 9Th street, between II and L, 70
witness the marriage, according 10 the rites OF
the Israelites, OF MSS Sirah krestowskt q
young lady well known for her musical tai.
ents, and who has often figured at ertsrtaiu-
ments given fer charitable purposes, y 20 MT a
whitloek, OF YsIooroukh, N. @, formerly OF
this city. At $50 p. m. the bridal party,
consisting Of the bride and bridegroom, ac-
companed by four bridesmaids aud four
groomsmen, arrived in carriages, and, after
aiighting. proceeded TO the front OF the al
tar. The brice and bridegroom then sta
toned themselves under what Is called a
chnPpe-a canopy Of silk-supported By four
pillars, each pillar being held by small
youth. The parents. relatives, bridesmaids
and groomsmeI occupied positions around the
couple who were to be united in marriage.
The ceremonies, which Were very impressive,
were performed in the English language by
the Rev. DIR. Zofdt, Of Baltimore, the Rev.
MIR. ]. jacobson, OF this city, being alb
betrothed unto me with this ring accord
ing to the laws OF Moses aad Abraham" ("
These words the bridegroom repea'ei TO the
bride, in &C ccordance with the precribed custom
at the conclusion OF the sermon; after which,
the regular Hebrew prayer and bersdiction
were pronounced. cup Of wine was then
of the contents, passed the same to the BRIDE
who also drank. After the bridegroom b al
places the ring on the brides finger, they were
sGlemnIy declared man and wife, and the cere-
acte-, was completed The bridge " Is dressed
in q white corded silk dress, with white train,
trimmed with lace, and satin over-dress; orna-
ments and wreaths OF orange blossoms, and
long flowing veil The bridesmaids Were al.
tired very handsomely III white popiin, trim.
med each with i different hue OF satin.
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RIVER FRoNT.-The storm OF Yesterday
washed the earth and gravel pretty freely from
Water street into the channel, Ia several places
cutting deep guilies across the street, Eiakiug
1t difficult for carts and wagons TO pass. The
loungers aDout the wharves are busiiy en-
ployed in catching drift wood, and among the
drift we noticed portions OF carts, roofs of
shanties, fences. &c, &c. The current in the
channel is very strong and the river rising. No
damage to the shipping is known to have hap
pened.
Fdy's Wharf.--Arrived-Schr Ida A. JAYNE.
Jayne, ffcm New YORK, with hay and oats for
The Government; Pandora, Taylor, with wood
tor market; Great Pirate, Hammon, with wood
for T. +. Clark.
.Bro,cn's harf.-Arrived-Schr. X. R.R.,
No Is, Robinson with wood for Brown x Son.
set, Fonke, arrived this morning, bringing a
heavy freight OF cattle and produce.
Gdrs Wkd1.-The steamer Arrow, Stack
pole, left this morning With passengers for
Mount Vernon and Marshall's Landing.
Carter's Wharf yf-Arrived-Schrs. Thsmas O.
Worrell, Seward, from Norfolk, with lumber
for n. Il. FugItt and Willett & Redgrave; Lii
lie Mitchell Bennett, from Wades' Bay, with
from Philadelphia, with $50 tons Of coal for
Gray HutchIns. Sailed-Schooners Ocean,
McReady, for Elizabeth river, Va. with ma.
nuIe; Lille Mitchell, Bennett, light. Mem
ers Flight, Stone and East Newmarket, Jones,
With Lykens Valley and Lsehigh coal for VIM.
Warder q Go.
Cldrk's Wharf, Eastern Branch. ARRIVED
Schooner Brave, White, from Baltimore, with
10,OCO feet white pine lumber and 100 OOO shin.
giles for 7. Edw Clark 4 Co.