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FUNNY, DECIDEDLY.--T Philadelphia


Evening Bulletin chronicles the events at.
tending a marriage that was celebrated in
The upper part Of that city few nights
since, which presents quite an amusing
feature. Tho groom is one Of pair VI
twins, aud has never from The houroi his birth
been separated from his brother, and Is in
appearance aud manners his eIac, counter.
part. As we have said the marriage rites
were gone through with, congratulations
were made, and mirih and icsliyily reigned
until late hour, when the company began
10 leave iof their homes. At this interest.
Ing Junclure, our hero said be found il i'm.
possible, from long habit and association,
to separate from bis brother, and insisted
lha, they should be allowed 10 domicil to.
golhor-as iosmerly. The lady as might
have been expected objected to this unusal
arrangement, moderately urging that mas.
much as she had married but ono Of tho
brothers, she could not in fairness be ex.
pected 10 be the wife Of both. The hus.
band however would nc, yield, aud as tho
difference could not be reconcied, man and
wife separated Tor the night. Three days
had on Thursday elapsed, and as yet tho
matter has not been satisfactorily arranged.
What will be- tho end ol II Is more than tho
Bulletin can say. Is it not a queer busi.
nessl