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A REALISTIC STAGE SCENE IN PARIS.

Zola's play of Mana merits para
graph or two, so superior is it put upon the
stage and so admirably is it played
Nana's drawing room aud Nans's boudoIr
are marvels of decorative art. The first is
in the Japanese style, the walls painted
with grotesque animals and figures in brill
liant colors on a gold background, all the
furniture corresponding il style with the
decoration of the room. A huge circular
window in the back gives access to the
illuminated garden. The boudoir is all
hung with peacock-blue satin, the chan,
delier, brackets, clock and mantel orna-
ments being in Dresden China. But the
great sensation of the piece is Nana's hor-
rible death by smallpox. The scene
represents room in the Grand Hotel
The head of the bed, which is hung with
long red curtains, is turned towards the
audience. On this couch lies the dying
woman, deserted and alone. Her cries for
drink and for help being unheeded, she
rises up in bed, pushes back the curtain,
and her horrible face, red and swollen and
blotched with a brownish eruption, rises
above the bed. head and glares upon the
spectators. A murmur and shudder ran
through the house at this apparition.
Then Mana, under the pressure of de.
lirium, leaves her bed and totters to the
door, beating at it feebly and crying aloud
in vain for assistance. As she turns from
! the door she catches sight of herself in the
mirror, and with a shrek of "Who is
there p she turns around to look for the
dreadful creature she has just seen in the
glass. A second look reveals the truth
the face that had so frightened her is her
own. She staggers from the mirror, the
delirium seizes her again, and with one last
cry of Fly from me-I am the PLAGUED p
she falls dead upon the floor, while without
an unseen orchestra, playing for the dancers
at ball that is going on in the grand
salons of the hotel, sends forth the joyous
strains of the polka of the Blonde Venus. .
Mile Maasin acts this fearful scene su.
perbly. She is very beautiful woman,
and has suddenly revealed herself as very
| talented one.
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GOSSIP FOR THE FAIR
Cards are very fashionable.

CarQS are very IaSHlouapie.
New opera cloaks are of shaded plush.
1t is not the correct thing to wear tigh
gloves.
China crepe scarfs as accessories for bal
toilets are in demand.
Buttonleas, loose-wristed gloves take the
precedence of all others.
Eastern combinations of Oriental coiorE
grow in fashionable favor.
The hair, in Paris, is dressed less fat and
higher than it was last year.
Puffs of crimped tarlatan are the proper
trimmings for widows caps.
Fashionable young ladies who used to
call for 81 kids now ask for skies.
Newly imported French underwear fits
the form as close as possible to be COM
Portable.
White muslin petticoats are the only
undergarments that are made fuller than
formerly.
The favorite artificial flowers of the sea-
son are Perma violets, roses, chry santhe-
NUNS and pinks.
Gloves to be fashionable must be loose in
the hands and fingers but actually wrinkled
around the wrists.
Voluminous jabots, mingled with flow
ers, are worn down the front of dresses for
ceremonious occasions.
st. Louis girls object to rubbers, they
draw their feet so" It must be an awful
load, even for India-rubber.
White flowers have become things of
the past on winter bonnets they are worn
to excess on evening toilets.
Cloaks of satin de Lyon, with shirred
yokes, are rapidly coming in vogue. Fur
bands and collars are the trimmings.
During the census in Switzerland 9l7
women refused to tell their ages, and each
one was returned at 46 and fined 81 20.
The meanest woman on record is the
one who boiled Goldfish in a fire proof safe
to keep her neighbors from getting
smell.
There is so much coal SCOT in the air in
Cincinnati that furs and beaver hats are
not much worn, as they would be quickly
spoiled.
Owing to the large number of fashion
able marriages of late, furniture dealers are
laying in stocks of handsomely carved and
expensive cradles.
They have gstten up a Divorce Reform
League in New England, but whether its
object is to make divorces easier to get or
harder is not stated.
A little girl applied to Queen Victoria
for her autograph and received the follow
ing :" For of such is the kingdom of
heaven. Victoria Regina.
The large straight cloaks, with shirred
yokes, which are coming in, have elbow
sleeves formed of the fullness of the gar.
ment and bordered with deep fur bands.
Berthas or rivieres of artificial flowers
are made to fit the neck of dresses, no
matter what the shape may be, and are
finished on the shoulders with bouquets or
epaulettes of flowers.
Young widows wear Fanchon or bebe
caps of tarlatan, with or without strings
fastening under the chignon elderly
widows wear large mob caps of the same
material, with black net Innings in the
crowns.
A Galveston widow is about to marry
her fifth husband. Her pastor rebuked
her for contemplating matrimony so soon
again. ''Well, just want you to under
stand, if the Lord keeps on taking them,
will, too, was the spirited reply.
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- ADVERTISEMENT.

Central Pacific Railroad-ohange in time table.
Capital Private rooms-John Hector.
Oysters to perfection Shears, Eighth and K
streets.
State House-B. Eldred. proprietor.
Drs. Brewer / Southworth, dentists
Black Diamond coal and screenings.
earle Z. Groly, contractors and builders.
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ApVsagIaEmENr MENTION.

Metropolitan Theatsr-capital Theater Company.
summons-To Denias Strong, greeting.
Turner Hall to night-Musical Wizard Conihina-
ton.
Naturalization ss housekeeper
Grand Concert at the Congregational Church.
q. a. Q. D., waihalla Grove, tonight
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TIE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.
CLARK, Sndge.

TUESDAY, March 10Th.
The People vs.. George E. Landes, information for
bigamy-0n trial.
The People vs. Robert Biggs. Information for as
sauit to do great bodily injuryCase continued Tor
the session.
DESsoN, Judge.
The People vs. Nancy A. Hamilton, Indictment
Tor murder-Case continued until March %, 1851.
The People VS.. William Gale-C onyicted OF rape
awarding sentence deferred until March 81, 1851,
upon motion of prisoners counsel.
The People VS.. C. W. Brown, information for
grand larceny-Passed.
The People VS.. H. S. Burnett, alias Samuel Davis,
infoI nation for grand larceny-Passed.
The People VS.. c. W. Brown and H. s. Burnett,
alias Samuel Davis information for receiving stolen
goods, knowing the same to be stolen-Defendants
arraigned and both pleaded guilty. Time waived
and each sentenced to two years in State Prison at
Folsom.
Court adjourned
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.SwaIIowingPoiSon

Swallowing and inhaiDg the noxious impurities
generated by Catarrh, poison not alone the nasal
organs, but the tomach and lungs. No merely
local remedy, like douches and insoluble snuffs,
can possibly reach eradicate the viruent sporues
of Catarrh This fact explains the wonderful cures
effected by DIR. wei De Me. er's new inocula-
tive treatment. The elements used by him
absorbed by the mucous membrane throughout.
the system and form constitutional as well as
local antidote, as certain TO cure Catarrh as
vaccine virus is to prevent smallpox Its unpre-
cedented sale with unsolicited testimonials from
many thousands who, at all stages of the disease,
have been cured by this wonderful remedy,
establish beyond contradiction the fact that Wei
De Weyer's Catarrh Cure is the most i'm
portant medical discovery since vaccine.
sheldon Collins, Baldwin Hotel. San Fran
cisco " OEe package almost entirely cured my
Catarrh Send me two more" DIR. +. N. Clark,
dentist, with DR.. Brewer, Montgomery street. San
Francisco: Cured of Is years Catarrh." Chas.
| Novesfs, Wilmington, Cal. " Cured of five years
Catarrh." C. II. Manning. Fail River Mills,
CAL: Cured OF 90 years Catarrh." w. j..
| Davenport, The Dalles, Oregon: 1.-THE only
article which CURES" Rev. C. ii. Taylor, lao
| Noble st., Brooklyn, n. Y, writes: "One package
1
! produced radical cure. 1t entirely cured MEM
Der of my family who had suffered from Catarrh for
| 40 years" j. ID. Mcdonald, 10 Broadway,
Ny: "My wife was cured by it OF Is years
Catarrh." j. Swarfz. Jr.. 200 Hudson Ave-,
Jersey City 1t cured me after doctoring for nearly
30 years" Mrs. Emma C. H0wes. 80 W.
Washington Place, New York % seven members
of my family have CatarTh, and all are receiving
great benefit from the Cure" Rev. w. III.
SIMMER, Frederick, Nd : :" 1t is worth ten time:
1 its cost" Rev. G. >. Jones. New Brighton
| Staten Island: when commenced Its use wal
too deaf to hear ths Church bells ring; can nov
hear quite we'll" Chas. 8. staRhoPe. 81 JohI
ST., Newport, R. l.: 1T relieved me Of gEea
Polypus" w. m. Truesdeil. Nj. d.. Elgin
| III etc. ETC., etc, etc. DR. WEI DRAEYERi
Treatise is mailed free. His ssEure- j
delivered in the United States or Canaft' at 81 .
completes atsssems2"f
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Referring to the above notice, we
heretofore extended to our predecessor. oar ar.
rangements for Fruits, Vegetables, etc., for the
coming season have been effected with the largest
growers in The State which will enable to supply
you with all you may need, at the shortest mott, q
and at lowest market rates. Orders intrtlsts,d &
US will receive our careful and prompt attention
.ar2-spu Very respectfully, $. GERS0N & co.
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LOCAL NOTES.

An independent telephone line has been
put up by the railroad company between the
freight office and the new cattle corral. The
instruments used for transmitting are differ
emit from any others in use in the city. The
call is made by turning small crank which
causes ball upon q lever to vibrate rapidly
between and upon two bells.
The present very uncertain and unpropitious
style of weather will probably continue until
the new man in charge of the signal service
at this station gets acquainted with the Cali
fornia climate and somewhat experienced in
regulating weather upon this coast.
James McNasser has justsshipped through
for the East thirtY-four head of blooded
horses, one of which was choked to death by
its halter while en- route. This horse was
valued at a high figure by its owner.
Fl. Weinstock, of Sacramento. passed
Omaha yesterday, to arrive March 10Th.
Also the Wilhelmj concert troupe, and thirty
army recruits for Arizona.
Boys in habit of jumping upon passing
trains on the north levee of the city will be
taken in by the police, if they are known to
repeat these practices.
Fifty-eight immigrants, including 4S males,
will arrive by overland from the East this
afternoon.
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NOTICE or CHANGE OF BUSINESS.

II HAVE THIS DAY disposed OF NY COM.
L mission and Fruit Brsiness to S. GERSON &
CO.. and take pleasure to recommend my successors
to my ;Tiands and formezcustomers- Thanking you
for past fsvors, respectfully solicit continuance
of year patronage for tss new firm. Respectfully,
K. LEVY
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GENERAL NOTICES.
|. Reliable Medicine for Females,

sure corrective of arrangements,
thorough remedy for Irregularities,
Are the unfailing effects of course OF
BRISTOLiS SUGAR COATED VEGETABLE PILLS
mr16-1t
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LAMENEss is the precursor of rheumatism.
Escape it by heating Trask's Magnetic Oint-
ment and rubbing in thoroughly.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY
u. n. KLINE.

J. Il. KLINE.
Late with wachhorst, and successor to Floberg,)
HYATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, ~
w No. 90 street, between Second and gsS7nA
Third. Dealer III Watches, Clocks, Silver IN
ware, Jewelry, etc. Repairing in all its gsssSe
branches specially, under MR.. FL0BERG.
mu21p1m
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All who Have Tried w. T. Pcterson's
Ornamental Cakes, Tarts and Mince Pies, say they
are the best ever bought. Try them. mr2-lm
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BUY the "E0ss" COffee POt.-Ifmakes the
best and clearest Coffee in two minutes hanufac
tured and for sale at the Cheap Tnware and Jobbine
Shop, Ala ST., bet. Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento.
mr11-1m
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OPENED YESTERDAY Gases Of fine silk
pongees, poplin brocades, silks and satins,
brocsded silks, cashmere silk brocades. lace
buntings, mohair coatings, etc, at the Red
House.
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New ROLLING STooK.-Among the new
rolling stock being received from the East
for the Southern Pacific Railroad, two palace
sleepers arrived at the shops in this city
Yesterday morning. They are finely finished
within and provided with every known con-
venienee tending to ease and pleasure in rail
road travel. The interior woodwork is of
walnut, and the furnishing is rich and of
durable manufacture. The outside has a
plain appearance, being finished with q view
to endurance under the excessive SUMS heat
to which travelling upon some portions of
that road in summer is subjected.
THE WEATHER.-The cold norther of the
last three days was broken somewhat yester-
day by the wind changing to the east, fol-
| lowed by fall of rain, which commenced at
this point little before noon. It rained at
times during the remainder of the day and
evening. Upon the mountains there was
very slight fall Of snow. At midnight the
wind had changed to the northwest, the air
was raw and cold, but the clouds were disap-
pearing, and indications pointed to clearing
and colder weather.
LATE TRAINS AND MAn.-The train from
the East, due here at 655 this morning, will
not arrive until about l o'clock this after
noon, and will leave here for San Francisco
at about 1:30 The 1926 P. NJ train will also
go down on its regular time. The delay Is
caused by the overflow on the Platte river, on
the Union Pacific road. A train will leave
here this morning for San Francisco at 7:20,
as usual.
METROPOLITAN THEATER. = The Capital
Theater company will give family matinee
at the Metropolitan Theater this afternoon,
and also performance this evening, consist.
ing of minstrelsy olio, farce and drama Each
performance will concludew with Thomas Bree's
successful drama in three acts entitled Gar
rots, the Child of the Wilderness" Miss
Nera Vernon viii appear as Carrots.
PERsoNAL.-M. D. Boruck and Bruce B.
Lee were in the city yesterday. Conductor
! d. w. Willard has returned from his trip to
the East. J. H. McNssser, the new pro.
prietor of the Golden Eagle Hotel in this
city, arrived from the East yesterday.
ENTERTAINMENT.-Am musical wizard com.
bination entertainment will be given this
evening at Turner Hall by Professor and
Essie Shloss George Williams and the Frank
sisters. A large number of presents will be
awarded.
CoNcERT.-A concert will be given at the
! CONGREGATIONAL Church next Friday evening,
when Mrs. Lanphere and Others well known
in music circles will take part.
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For the Choicest. Freshest, Homemade
Comic ctioncry all kinds, at lower prices than any
other house-wholesale or retal-call at HENRY
FISHERS. te25.lm
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NEW LINES in spring dress goods daily
arriving. Mechanics Store.
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BEAUTIFUL DRESS GooDs, at 12i cents per
yard, ,at the Red House.
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Byrne's steam, carpet Cleaning Machine,
o street. between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Carpets Cleaned Properly, and returned promptly
Leave orders at any OF the Carpet Stores. fe22-f
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BRooADED SILK. JOB lot, very cheap. Me-
ehanics' Store.
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NV STYLE of dress ginghams, cheviots.
lawns, e&lieos, piques, etc., at the Red House. :
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NEW SPRING CAIIoos. cambrics. ginghaws
etc. Mechanics Store.
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For oysters in Every StFle. aud Zine
Cakes, Ice Cream, etc, go to HENRY FISHER, No.
sos street, between Filth and Sixth. fe2S-lm
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FESTIVAL AT RocKLIN.-on Tuesday even
ing, March 18th, festival will be held at
the above place, under the auspices of the
Catholic citizens, and for the benefit of the
new Church about to be erected. Tickets
admitting gentleman and ladies, including
supper, 81 80; children, 90 cents.
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The People vs. All Gee (attempt to commit rape)
The People vs. Robert Mcclure tembezzlement).
The People vs. George n. Farr.
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For the Best and Cheapest Meals I'm
the city, 90 to HENRY FISHER. fe23-lm
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THE YOUNG MAN FROM THE COUNTRY.
THE YOUNG MAN FROM THE COUNTRY.
THE YOUNG MAN FROM THE COUNTRY.
THE YOUNG MAN FROM THE COUNTRY.
OUT TO-DAY
OUT TO-DAY
OUT TO-DAY
OUT TO-DAY
IN THE
IN THE
IN THE
In THE
PRESIDE COMPANION.
PRESIDE COMPANION.
PRESIDE COMPANION.
FIRESIDE COMPANION.
FOR SALE BY ALL NEWSPAPERS
FOR SALE BY ALL NENSDEALERS.
FOR SALE BY ALL NEWSDEALERS-
FOR SALE BY ALL NEWSDEALERS.
THE New York FIREsIDE COMPANION is
for sale BIZ all newsdealers. The subscription
price is IS per year. Address George Munro.
Publisher, Nos II to q Vandewater street,
New York
New STYLE CLoAKs. with hoods, in stock
and made to order. Mechanics Store.
TIE best appetizer out-Rock AID Rye
George w. ChesleY, sole agent.
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Cakes, Pies and all kinds of Fancy Candy
at W. F. PETERSON'S. mr2-lm
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n ENTISTS, NO. COS STREET, BE- zrxA
4 tween Sixth and Seventh, Sacramento. 1d1b
fe17-lptf
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INFANTS Box-ToE SHOES, 1 to 5; infants
glove kid, patent leather tips, to .; and
infants fine strap sandal shoes, co 8. Me-
chanics' Store.
INV ORNAMENTS in all the fine antique
goods. Millinery Department, Mechanics
Store.
JOB LOT of ladies' French kid, button shoes,
50 70 per pair, st Red House.
COMING STYLE Caspian straw, 70 cents.
Red House.
Jusr RECEIVED, ladies', misses and chill
dren's fine kid, Newport ties-an widths,
with very light soles. Mechanics Store
A CoMPLETE LINE of sheetings. quilts,
blankets, towels, and everything in the house
furnishing line. Mechanics Store.
CH1LDREN's kid, side button shoes, worked
button holes, z to 101, 81. Mechanics Store. !.
GREAT VARIETY LACE CURTAINS, now in
stock. Mechanics Store.
GENTS CASPIAN STRAW HATS, 70 cents.
LATEST STYLES GENTS STIFF HATS Red
House.
MISSES KID SIDE-BuTToN SHOES, II to 2,
IS. Mechanics Store.
CHuDREs's solar tip and children's school
shoes, 81. Mechanics Store.
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w. WOoD.

w. WO0D.
n ENTIsT-{REMovED TO QUINNs A#A
1 Building, corner Fourth and streets. gyffff3
Artificial Teeth inserted on all bases. Improved
Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas, for the Painless Extrac-
ton OF Teeth. fe4-u
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NV ORNAMENTS in all the 6ne antique
goods. Millinery Department, Mechanics
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Our Eastern purchases are now being re-
ceived by us. We have every reason to be-
lieve that the public expect to see at our next
"grand opening" the handsomest display
ever made in Sacramento. We shall see to
it that they are not disappointed. Respect
fully, WEINsTooK q LUBIN.
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Go to the Lafayette for Hot nrinks.-
Specialties Tom aud Jerry, Peach and Honey, etc
X ST., Third and Fourth J. o. HECTOR d1-3p1m
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INSANE En- RoUTE.-Deputy Sheriff Me-
Coy, of Tshama county, passed down yester-
day with an insane man named W. L. Ran
nels, en- route 20 the Stockton asylum.
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Have Byrnc do up your Lace Curtains
as good as new. fe2Zu
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JOB LOT of ladies' French kid, button shoes
50 70 per pair, st Red House.
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CHuDREs's solar tip and children's school
shoes, 81. Mechanics Store.
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A COMPLETE LINE of sheetings. quilts,
blankets, towels, and everything in the house
furnishing line. Mechanics Store.
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An Ordination Council.

CALLED by the ST. Philip Baptist Church
~ of the parish of Ascension. August 81,
1881, met at the First Baptist Church of the
parish Of Ascension, for the purpose of ex-
aiming brother Joseph Dagss, member
OF the st. Philip Church, for Elders License.
Rev. John Ashby was chosen moderator.
Rev. J. Warner, catechizer, Rev. d. G.
Granderson, proxy from the Hopeful Bap-
fist Church, Secretary.
The meeting was opened by reading the
first chapter, first Timothy Hymn SO5
sung: Prayer by Elder Warner After ex-
aiming th- messengers from the St. Philip
church touching the moral and religious
conduct of the candidate, the council be-
came satisfied " That lie bore good report
without" He was then called forward aud
seated in the Council of Elders, and after a
full and close examination of the candidate,
the council became satisfied that he WAS a
suitable person for ordination He then re-
ceived the hearty appreciation of the coun-
Gil as an ordained minister of the gospel.
Ordination prayer by Elder John Asliby.
The Bible presented by Elder j. G.. Warn
er. Charge given by Elder D, C. Grander-
son. Benediction by candidate.
On motion, the minutes OF the council
were received and adopted, and the coun-
Gil dissolved.
Rev. JOHN ASHBY, Moderator,
Rev. JIG. WARNER, Cateclizer,
Rev. d. Z. GRANpERSON, Sect'y.
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Married.

BREAUX-BERTHEA the St.
Thursday, September j, Issi, JAMES Mon
ROE BREAUx to Miss Aida NJ. BERTHEAUD.
While enjoying but a passing personal ac-
quaintance with the gallant groom-who is
manager Of the Conway plantation in this
parish-we know from tho reputation he
bears among his many friends that he is
worthy as choice prize as the matrimo-
NAL lottery can afford, and if general re-
port speaks truly, he has captured just such
a premium. We extend congratulations and
wish the happy pair long life of domestic
bliss.