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We feel that the day has
come when it should no longer
be necessary for house 10
have at the head Of its adver-
tisemenL the words some price,"
as we cannot conceive how any
house can charge enc customer
enc price and another customer
\ higher price, and reconcile
themselves that they are doing
business based upon the law Of
equity, because in many eases
the person whS pays the highest
price is less able TO dc so. Oar
reason for mentioning the above
fact is that Wilmington is
rapidly growing at thn tame and
strangers coming int eur city
are naturally DESTROYS Of know
ing where to 60 to buy their Car
pets and Dry goods at the low
est market rates and should be
AS equally anxious 10 avSid de-
csption of any kind
We have of late had eusto-
nsrs to say to as that certain
House had offered them Tapes-
try Brussels Carpets which they
we're selling fer s 25 at $l.O0
because they wanted a number
of yards. Wswill here Try and
show the inconsistency Of such
statements. In the first place
there is no ere price House that
asks over : .2o fer any Tapes
try Carpet and that is "Rox-
bury" and they cost over $l.00
at the agents, again another
house has been asking 81, for
Extra super 1ngrains, but when
told that we were selling the
same for $l.0o las they have
frequently been they would re-
ply by saying that ours were
not as good, bat prove to their
customers that We were being
nisrspresented by soRssnting
to take SLIGO before they weuld
let then &c eat
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THE COLOR LINE IN Schools
At the school meeting in Fair Hav-
en-, n. j., last night, the blacks in
sisted that new addition should be
built to the white school and that
colored children should be admitted.
The whites vehemeutly opposed the
proposition and voted that new
school be built for colored children.
A committee was appointed to select
site and report to a meeting to be
held on the Goth inst. The colored
people are indignant and will insist
that their children be admitted to
the white school.
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MANUFACTURING FLouRBY WHOLE
sALE.-An expert tells the Minneapolis
tMinn.) Tribune that when the mills
nov in pro aess of erection in that city are
finished and running, which will proba-
bly, be as early as May /, It's daily capa-
city will he 24,525 barrels. Two Of the
leading firms have capacity for $500 bar
rels per Jay each, and third firm have
napacity for 1000 barrels per day, being
total Of 1900 barrels per day for three
films.
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THEKE IL No AFFTNITY

between cheap and useless beef wine and
iron tonicH and the Liebig Co.'S Coca
Beef Tonic a real renOVant OF strength
A nd re ~tOrAtiYe of health.
at is the best tonic there Ia Every
p ysiclau o whom / have recon- ~ ended
II has found IL so" says Professor II B.
NJ d., Detroit, Mlch 1t imparts
new tom to the liver, stomach and bow
els, and by It's regulative action affords
relief from headaches, neuralgia, censti-
patton and languor. Beware Of cheap
worthless mutations.
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PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND
Il PAVING,
OFFICE OF THE STREET CoMMIs-
sIoNEh, No. 50 f.. SIX II ST.

sIoNEh, No. 50 +. sIxiH ST.
WILMIN0roS, Del, March 10, 1881.
Sealed proposals viii be received in the
box in the CITY Council tnambeT uRtll
49, o'c ock y. Al, Thursday, Ma ch Z4th,
ISL, FOR grading and pay ug the bed oi
Eleventh Street, between Jeftt rsOu and
MHdisoa streets. Tue grading must be OF
SUFFICIENT depth 10 allow - bed ui sand at
least seven iuchcs deep. The cutters
must be laid with good hHfu brick, and
Lie pavink stOLe must be Welt n ped, anu
not less Than four or more thans lX h ches
ON the lace. The pavement must be well
ana substantially lana, and have TWO good
TIminings and flushed ON top W IN "A
cover OF sand. well broomed INTO tue
Joints. The contractor must furnish All
tue labor and new iuaterlai necessary TO
compete the WORK, ana remove the dirt
ana uld mater al 10 wherever the street
Commissioner directs. (IEe contractor
wall be pefIntttci 70 take n sutficieut
quantity OF sand from the city sand plL ~
complete the luDJ The work must be
completed ana me strcrl and sidewalks
All CIeHned up within thirty days rom
the Time the contract Is awarded by CITY
CuuHcli, Tor every daS thereafter tn re
wal he a iS.ieit Of tea dollHrs per day
Parties bidding Will please state the price
per squaIe yard single measurement. A
BONA villa security In the sum ufoue hun
dfeu uOItars must accompany each pro-
pOsal Iur the gUOu iaiJu oil the bidder and
The per son OF persons 10 whom The con
tract may be awarded must ave IA bond
with seculliy IN the sum OF i've hundred
.olEus Tor the tutnIul performance OF the
contract Inc street Con mittee reserve
the night 10 reject any or all bids. All
nlus must be properly slguCd, scdIed and
endorsed Proposals Tor grading and paw
ing. For further mo mation apply TO
l.. +, LlNCH,
street GommlsSl Toner.
by order Of the street Committee,
WILLIAM McMENAMIN,
| MART. y, Chairman.
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marietta.
DRoPosALs FOR CITY HAULING,
OFFICE or THE STREET CoMMIs-)
sIoNEg, No. "a East sixth sIreeI,

OFFICE or THE STREET CoMMIs-)
sIosER. No. ~ East sixth street,
WILMINGTON, Del, March 10, 1851.
Sealed Proposals will be received in
the box In the city Council ACh8D Der
until 80 p, m, Thursday. March 4th,
1881, for furnishing team and hauling by
the load stone from the stone bTea or,
aud sand aud gravel from the sand pit at
Thirteenth and Orange streets and
Twelfth an ClaynIont streets. TO any
part Of the city IhHI the Street Commits
sioner may direct. The contractor will
also be compelled to haul paving :and
building stones or any other material
from any part 10 any part OF the city 4
directed to do so by the Street Coplmls-
siOner. Tue contract Will be for tho
space of six II onths. Parties biddtug
VIII please state the number OF teams
they can furnish and the price per load
OF not less than twenty five bushels. A
bond with security in the Eum OF one
hundred dollars must accompany each
proposal for the good faith .ot the bidder.
The street COM mittee reserve the right
to reject any or all bids. All bias must
he properly signed, sealed and endorsed
Proposals Tor ely Hauling. For further
Information apply 10
l.. p. LYNCH,
Street Commissioner
BY order ofthe Street Committee,
WILLIAM MCMENAMIN,
marietta Chairman.
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When John Adams and Benjamin
Franklin went from Philadelphia to
New York TO treat with the British Gen
eraI for a cessation Of hostilities, it re-
quired nearly three days tor the journey.
Now, the distance can be compassed in
less than three hours.
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- UTTER ON THE PEACH.
n Te every houseKeeper and peach
grower eultivatng "a single tree or gu or
chard, this valuable work Is offered With
directions for preserving health produc-
remedies against that fell disease, the
"yellOwA." Book 81, W mail postage pre-
paid. InfJrmahon Sven II desired.
Address, ]. RUTTEh,
JAn20k3t@. West Chester, Pa,
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NOTICE.

N -
Hannah f. Davidson -.
ct al. IL Il'-'''
George T.. Kitchen 81 al. y
Ana now 10 wit this -i'h ia! IA
Tuufy,A. D., 1881. the tdOp eua /.
cause having u cen issued al- "
to the SneIitt more lhHh - -,
20, fore Lee return thereof, Aua ~ 4,
Kitchen, Wiiliam r. t'.''AT' Ia. S
;alIdn IN, samuel 1tdu'iH' III
Sudhsm, AnuA IL. J"tee.'
Hughes Brian, Gcoiir n, MD
InUmas klehen ana Mo'lH ,elt 4
Of the defendants, not Dr''t ND
not having appeared, on ~ '.rlAl
b LUIr, Esq., solicitor w. -. EIE
ants, and upon sflldhN u .s,r. b
Clark, snerin OF N1w tAsAt M y
tnetald delel dAnts resldg o. %
ui Delaware, as folio ~; lug "a
l.. HI chen IN Chester tun't 80
Pennsylvania; said Nllliam In
4 fred II. Stld haIa, aud 7sIoo ps1
nam IN the city OF Wa'"'"tc al1
Oi Coluu. Ola; said 1holh"' .asga
IN Edwards County, 1taIt % m, ~
Auna ii Jaqaette, Jen le t'9 he III
anu AgNtlA EE t"hAHa' -
PhIlHdeIplia. state OF PcnH'! ,,atr 4
Thomas Kitchen te' ,tc1dasll
Oi Mary Land. SAID Mo'rts .oMr,lrf, i
dence unknown. 1t !, " osnrse 7 4
Chancellor that the sslu u ,w ia
chen, William +. 9H'''' '.ai. y
Sti ham, samuel ~ SNi'nuptis Y
X. .StIdhain, a ma u ~
Hughes bryan, Geoiso I'm atls;
Thomas Kitchen, aod no. NJ fore "
appear in tins cause On , ~ I Of ",
day OF September ne Nyo y
bill be taken s0,iasfs
~ to thsm, aud the i ~. oJel
rected To- cause copy o. t ,ay, lFoa
published within tnl.,y ~ ~, +, a ueE,t
date in the DAILY GAhEiiwt iImiatsl
published IA the cily ~ airtinued I.
| ms County, 10 bs goy s. alieI u
ncwspapor, for thirty d"''
pub ication thereof, a. uOL'SAags
Attest kes.S
isbl-3et.
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\ OIEIl..- Persons VINO were Las
the state OF Deiawart iOf Joe "
,-taIcs SServtcs iu Nay. ~
July, 1864, aud paid connlAlG j
were Afterwards again dr,ltl Us
were required 10 procure a 49,
enter tie military service ualf =. d
Jrait, will hId IL IuthrIf al 'aA.As. y.
uluulcate, either persuHi} 0'
with the undersigned, VINO AM e
ihOrlZcd by the state LcElsa.tt ~
from The Secretary OF War, lls 0aA]
ton money paid by such pe'HA
Secretary OF War having Oera lLe@
Ct OF Congress 10 refund ne W4Js
GA PAD ON sucn cases. G.. II, b. UAE
Dover Lei. IulV 10. 1873.
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TNANCIN0 al


REOPENiNG OF A.. .. EBsThRs5 Sc
LECI DANCING ACADEMY.
Thnradny EveninE, SepGeIR ber 9TH
AT THB
MASONIC TEMPLE, Wilmington, Del
Ladies and Gsntlsmen, Misses aud Mas
tiers wishing TO become pIpHc,enJ N all
the dances Of tue say and To learn the
new and more fashionable ones, viii ma
IT to Their advantage 10 begin Win the
opening OF tie seasOn.
EVENING CLASSES.
ConaeuCiHy Thursday, september sth
Gentiemeu't class ondAy aud thursday
evenings lrOIa to l0 O'Clock.
AFu RNOON Classics
Commencing GA saturday, october III ,
Ladies' aud Misses ana MhsleTs class
Thursdays from to d, aud SATURDAYS
frOTn 100 10 4.Uh. Private lessons given
al any hOur 10 suit convenience
GLIDE AND RACQUET WALTzEs TAUGHT
IS FEW LRssONs.
Special arrangements for schools and
semlnaries, ana iOr private GLASSES OF
ladles or gentlemen, C6n ne male 10y an
plying at tie Academy at Rob, i'm A
bTo.'s =, No. 40 Market street, IN hy mall 10
n. ;, WEBSTER,
ePlf Masonic Neuple.
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There were out walking, IL was cold
aud he was coughing. She handed hlm a
battle of Or. Bulls Cough Syrup and said:
"Here's little thing That l think VIII
help you" His cough was cured in q
short time
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Marie Roze has concluded a contract
with Col, aapleson, her tather-in-lsw
TO join her MHjesty's Opera LCompany for
the remainder OF the season.
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Az ANTED.-A purchaser for twp ninety
w located cottage lots At Rehobobh,
near the beach. or au exchange for city
property. Address, I'D" this Office.
sepll-d%wti
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DIvERvIEw CEN + A. I tie &,
Il rANY.-EoTlCh,.;;-TH rl,l e. %
their nee, February ~, 'os pre-
RrsoIved, To advance ,,,,'s n" Tie itop.
In the Cemetery, jew cents pei n
Third cross avenues TI"rl aud n
foot, and between Va. ner s4nt,...
''' 4 ' Gesnf 6. 7 r HAWKS 4 ssrIa]
fehg, VI X7tApl. Ollice, - n
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WANTED

VIZ ANTED. - Blacksmith nnlsher at
w once. Steaay work for a good hand
on light work. M. OCHBLThEk,
mhl5-2t, Chester, Pa.
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II. RICHARDSON, sac and Fox Agency
Indian Territory, says: The "Ouly lung
Pad has restored me to health, and
shall be glad 10 reco mend II TO any one.
See adv, f6bB-bi
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NJ OTlCE,-Any person ne..u
~ deI Tor TIE smallpox az n
ply al the Office IN. M"pllal VI
Poor, No. lHj w SIKH ,irs us'tes u 4
the hours OF yanI IL Il. m s gv,' OelWs
D y. III. No o. e med ami, al al ~ ION
residence or bus ness m ~ w., -, lheplat.
Board. By order ''"'osfsO ]
mhl5-if, TRUSTEES OFqup,
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NroTICE-The Hope ,E Vi,.a.as a.
N As.ociait IA IS nov ,,'g slaTgb u
a new series, beslhl Treas, lhA'
Apply 70 7. flunktl'' i, I'd
MarkeL str els 81 ~ Mill Md
feb25-wed6satlm' -
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EAT ANTED--A purchaser for two u feet
w trout lots ON Delaware avenue,
near franklin. Address
seps-dGwtf W. GAZETTE OFFICE.
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T BIZ RaiIu GaStttt
4 :. JOHNSON. Eaiser 4 Proprietor

THE DAILY GAzEfTE Is publish
ed every afternoon Sunday oxcePted,)
~ 4Ie Market street, amd served by car
riers to subscribers In all parts OF the city
and surrounding towns and villages, Tor
six eents q week pays BILE weekly. Yearly
subscI ibers, 50 In advance. II Ia the only
DsmocrAtic Daily paper in the City or
state and has q large and increasing cir
eulAtion.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE, estab-
hshOd In 1854, is the largest and most
Aearishing weekly paper In the stale,
ana has a larger circulation than any
eshsr on the Peninsula. Published every
Thursday afternoon, at ~ per year In ad-
vanee.
KSPRkED AT WILMINGTON PoST-oEFICE
AS sECOND-CLASS MATTER.
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NEW tA-rLS 20, Feo.1,M-I

\ III : y y f4ls
NEW ,A,TLs w, Feo'', w
In re Edward j M,Maus As'lsa's
Andrew Cruml t~n, 'uuHJTy Mg
Incnt for benefit ut creditors
And now TO wit, This -,lu lay ofs
ruary, A. H., 1851 ilr ag''ll'
HbuVe named AsslRuee. haEll- otrl
the llth Jay OF Dvc"mpsf i'sh ana
proved by The chance pr iH' iilA
ordertu by the Chaner ~ tAA All
son, excepting 10 said account 'lAi.
their exceptions on Or u-l3t Ay
day OF April next, aud lAhl iVla
TINS order shall he gtyrl rs a4'hi
mcut 10 the DAILY GA2tItE, ~
per published Ia !he cit! of "im3s
within ten days from ths arld,
continued therein Tor the le!.Jl
weeks thereafter.
A lest: j. NJ. H0C.g1
mh2 Nv. hts
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NsvFICES

ID UbLtC SAILS VIM,
4 EXPERT ENCE,-Whh 80 YK,s,|
reason why we viii not W." can y.
lAlrer prices his sprlns a alle bel.,,1
Real Estate and esp.c,,s' no ior all kind' Il
~ from s5p1 to S25l6, 'y lot dvelsI
sat, weddAdt. nm.
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oTiCE-ESrAIE OF lIE.T-,
~ LlAMS, pEt EAs II I'lER Nm
mlhls ration ON The abu, aLeeh Of N
been granted 10 Tue under. eNlale haTs.
Sous indebted TO said e,Iais 'ed all n
70 maze pa meA, tnd requeqs
claims TO prese Il the ~ ma. , .,s' aaHs
20 UESRN u "ilh0l, a.
.ebl4-3twN ~ A LESLtY
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

IGOR SALE-Lot at the n. W. corner OF
r. Gilpn Avenue and Van Buren,
street. 0iXl5S-9 inches. Il lot for
pretty home.
81, HEAD & co
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
~ OFFICE OF THE STREET Cov
~ MISSIONER No, "a E.6las. \
WILMIN1roN, Del, Mar.b l,,h I,
Property owners ana agent, M,
take notice that the iollIwin, n "ll Az
re ating 10 paVeineuis Wit Ipulapl
enforced, aud in +rder 10 save ~, II, sisl
unneres AIRY trouble ana ryne' elat
viii please observe IL: peus !;
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~ OTICE.-NO persons are auI.l
~ 10 make col tCtluus lnr nj
mingtOn Branch OF the I1,sI
League unless they show he =
au no Ivy 10 make such coI.sa|
sigued by tue President aud ser
BY order ef the ranch.
II. c. TURNER. Pre,ls
THos. MCEVIALLY. Secretary.
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NOR SALE.-B bald ny lot 100 le't
II inches front "a south side of Beech
street; % feet front on Van Buren, street
and 81 feet mont on Maryland Avenue;
fronts on the city line, and lie In Cnfls-
tlana Hid. Apply 1T This office Il,
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k.NOR SALE.-Three adjoining lots, on
II A street. ~ feet by ~ feet Inches,
al d p II. on Goodman street 100 feet deer;
near Railroad Avenue, south side.
Also, Que iOl ON Thirteenth street, bear
Head street, Apply ht il6 Market street.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-03-26
Proceedings Of Common Council,
Town of Donaldsonville.
SPECIAL MEETING.

SPECIAL MEETING.
MAYORS OFFICE, March %, 1881.
The Council met this day ut o'clock z. NJ
Mayor Israel in the chair
Members present-D. Variant, LIST ward !;
+. n. Pugh, DE. Jones, 2nd ward G. Feitel,
Y. c. Gabrielle, 3rd ward.
Absent-N. Ross
The reading Of the minutes Of last meeting
was dispensed with.
The following communication was pre-
sented read and adopted
To the Hon. Mayor and members of the
Town Council Donaldson, lille, La:
Genttemen-Not being able to collect
money outstanding, respectfully beg of YOU
to accept on account of our note one hun
dred and fifty dollars, and wish you to grant
US an extension OF time, say six months. Tor
payment of the balance. Hoping that our
request or demand will be favorable to YOU.
We are, very respectfully.
FRANK MARTINEZ,
NJ SCHONBERG.
On motion Of V. C. Gabrielle, duly sec
onded
Resolred, That the proposition Of M-ssrs
Martinez and Schonberg III regard to the
payment of their note he and the same is
hereby accepted.
Adopted.
On motion, duly seconded, the meeting
true copy: GEORGE JACOBS.
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Proceedings OF the School Board,
Parish Ct Ascension.

e DoNALDsoNvILLE March 9, 1881.
Present-Dr. A. G. Love, Sebastian Gomez,
E. N. Pugh and Richard Mccall.
Absent-L A. Landry, C. d. Biouin.
On motion. duly seconded:
Resolred That the public schools of the
parish of Ascension be opened on Monday,
March IA, 1881, at the same places they
were located heretofore. and that the fol-
lowing teachers be reappointed to their re-
spectiye schools, as follows:
First ward-White school, Mrs. Jane Z
Gravois; Adelarl Landry (colol ed), Willis
Gaines; Dominique (colored), g. w. Kellar.
Second ward--E. B. LEBLANC (whitel Ed
ouard Bourdier; Port Barrow {white), A.
Bercegeay Smoke Bend (colorcd) John w
Gray.
Third ward-LumvilIc:( white), ID. Smith;
(color-d). w. f. DAVIS Brule Sacramento
twhitel, Mrs. Decourro.
Fourth ward-Donaldsonvillc white,
Mrs. y. Tcrrio; (colore!, male), j. r Halo
we'll (colored. female), Mrs. j . Il. Hallowell;
Lacroix (colored), james H. Proffitt
Fifth Marchand (colored), C. Bry-
ant; Darrowyille (white), Mrs Brau,l !;
Washington tcolored), A. I. Grigsby.
Sixth ward-Grange Hall (white), Mrs r.
B. Allen; Ashland (colored), Ophelia Dorsey.
Resolped further, That said teachers be
compensate at d salary of thirty five, dol
lars per month.
Adopted. -.....==
The School Board adjourned.
A. G. LOVE,
A true copy: President
E. N. PUGH, Secretary.
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OME BOO us and SHOES Royal

For CoLLECroR.-The present i,lcum-
bent Of the office Of Town Collector, Mr..
Joseph Thompson, is announced as a
candidate for reelection, and solcits the
support of the voters Of Donaldsonville.
Mr.. Thompson, who is a colored man of
pleasing presence aud considerable edu-
cational requirement, taking his oppor-
tunities into account, has held the Office
to which he aspires during the past year,
and has made an excellent and efficient
Collector SO far as the public is able to
judge Of his official actions. We have as
yet heard Of no other candidate for the
Collectorship, and Mr.. Thompson may
receive the compliment of !, unanimous
vote. In amy event, it would require a
very popular candidate to compete si1c-
ccssfully with him for the modest little
office to which he seeks reelection.
The Checvers case will come up before
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STEHLE.-In New Orleans, on Wcdnes.
day, March %, 1881, at $50 p NJ, Of con
sumption, GEORGE eTEHLE, aged AZ years.
George Stehle was one Of those quiet, un-
pretentious men who concealed under an
unassun,ng exterior the qualities of head
and heart which constitute natures noble
men, Kind, generous brave and charit:. bic,
he has gone down to the grave mourned and
loved by all who knew him He was an af-
fectionate son, husband and father, and a
true friend. We knew him as schoollnate.
as companion and a brother, and found
him in all those relations-as he was in
every tling-pure gold always. Few men
have passed through life displaying greater
virtues or smaller faults than George Stehle,
To the wife and two little daughters who
mourn his loss he has bequeathcd the price
less heritage Of spotless character and a
hlameless life. Deceased was a member of
Jefferson Lodge No. 8, l. o. o. f., Of New
Orleans. w. w. b.
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New Shop, Good Work, Low Prices
CHRISTIAN WELkER.
Copper, Tin and Sheet
Iron Worker,

Railroad Avenue, next door to Weber's Store,
IDOnaldsOnviIle. La.
Begs leave to announce that he has
opened a shop on his own account, at the
stand lately occupied by Mr.. Walter. where
lie is prepared to do all work belonging to
his trade in the very best style, at prices
which will defy competition elsewhere.
Iron Pipes and Fittings. Steam Gauges.
Pumps. etc, manufactured, supplied or re-
paired at short notice. Ali kinds of sugar
house. saw-mill and other machinery sub
stantialy and skilfuily required Work
warranted /" please i'll every case Order,
from the "ntlntrv solicited
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-03-26

We learn from Judge Sims, attorney
for plaintiffs in the Donaldsonville bond
suits, that no rehearing will be applied
for in the johnson and Braud cases, de-
cided by the Supreme Court last Mon
day. The judgments in those suits, pub
lished in another column, and the SINH
liar judgments previously rendered in
the Oubre, Dugas and Maurin suits, are
therefore final, aud the settlement of the
claims thus established against the town
will be one of the problems presented for
solution to the municipal administration
to be chosen in May by the voters Of the
corporation. Fortunately the task will
not be difficult if undertaken i'll proper
spirit, for Judge Sims assures us that his
clients will agree to terms of settlement
payers of the town.-While we are on
the subject of these suits we desire to
make correction or explanation that
has been Internationally overlooked for
several weeks. In the letter of our New
Orleans correspondent reporting the
original argument before the Supreme
Court in the Oubre, Dngas and Maurin
cases, the absence of Justice Poche from
the bench was noted and some surprise
expressed thereat, since no cause for re-
cusatlon on the part of the absent Judge
was known to exist. 1t should be stated
that Judge Poche was i'll, and his non
attendance was attributable entirely to
that circumstance. He participated III
the subsequent consideration and de-
cl sion ri all the bond cases.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-03-26

We were pleased to receive a call, on
the 18th instant, from Mr.. Henry G. Ell
der, an agreeable young gentleman rep
resenting the large and popular music
house of Mr.. Louis Grunewald, New Or
leans.