THE SAILOR AND HIS BRIDE.
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The Boston Transcript tells good story in which a venerable and lamented pastor of a Bap- tist church, and an honest Jack Tar and hls Wife, were the principal actors. The sailor, with h's chosen partner, went to the house of Dr. -, to be married, and were accordingly "made one" with all the s,emnity proper to the occason.- At the conclusion of the service, Jack told the Dr. that he understood that seventy.five cents was the lawful fee, but that as he hadn't brass cent to bless himself with, he should defer payment to that he would honestly pay the minister, with one proviso-that if his wife proved to be good wo- man and true helpmeet, he should reward him generously for the t" splicing" but It she turned out to be good for nothing," the minister would not hear from him again. Dr. - was 90 much pleased with the straightforward manner of the far that he drank his health and that of his bride, in glass of wine, and saw them depart with a fatherly blessing.

 Time passed away, and tte Dr. had almost for gotten the circumstance of the wedding, when one day cart was seen to stop before his door, and man began to unload and deposit in his house whole cargo of lemons and oranges. The Dr. had not ordered the fruit, and he forthwith proceeded to stop the process of delivery. The man affirmed that all was right; but when the Dr. persisted that there must be a mistake, the man asked him if he remembered having married such couple at such time. The question renewed the good Dr.'s recollection, and he knew at once that the honest tar himself stood before him. " It's all right" said the sailor told you that if my wife proved good for any thing. would not forget your fee. She has proved as good ship as ever put out on the sea of matrimony. You may as well take in the cargo. and save your thanks for the SAILORS WIFE"

 Pennsylvania InteTsss:-.lt 's conciusively eet. tied, we learn from the Philadelphia Ledger, that the August interest on the Pennsy lvania debt will be promptly met in cash in full.

 Polly Bodine.-The Supreme Court, in session at Utica, ordered . new trial in the case ol Polly Bodine.