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Proposals.

PROPOSALS for AMERICAN, RUSSIA and
4 MANILA HEMP.
Na1N
No - Mnk-~F., BOSTON. june TO- 1881.
sails ed Endorsed Proposals fgenn" "a
BE- eiyed at this ocr until July II. l6~ o0og M
Furnishing delivering the Navy ard Boston ana
subject there "a the usual Inspection
The follow quantities % Hemp VIZ:
30 tons American. -,-4n pounds per
90 tons Russia liaa Eon. ,24O ouuds per ton
25 tons Manila, 2,.tO pounds PER
Separate proposals VII
The price must include delivery "a ihe Navy ard Al
Hemp i,cteG must be a the sl and expense
the hl,t ~, ard II viii Do gt .s risk
Two ssts tory suTVties umrany bid, guaran
tcciig faithful execution % the oicf 81 accepted.
Tho right bids
erred AIS autQ g.oGs 90 The Cow inlacu:.
Blank proposals VIII De furnished this
q. L.. THORNTON.
L. \
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Ocean Steamers.

a NCllOR LINE u. s. MAIL. STEAMERS.
Il From ,NNEW;YoEK AND GLASGOW
f,roo,.,r rom fier NO 90 North River New Yorl,
DeyoS1n X = D. m Anchoria...Jmy 81 s D. m
Do'"' July III, , A. M Ethiopia A. m
Cabins s S1Ga9srs do not carry cattle, sheep pigs
second Cabin, $40. Storage. s2S
NEW YORK TO LONDON niRECT
Victoria Jniv Il MON ~ H. wv VI
20 anu EXCURSION tickets rates.
iiIN phH9oN BRoTHEitS, Agents, Bowling-Crccn
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MARINE INIEhLIGENCE.
MINrArURn ALMANAn.

Snn 35 sun sets 7at Cloc, fl,t an 22s
Moo@ aeL.-i l;pJ Noon aOuths. Oi7 Mooasly, autr
Hi'u " trER rO-DAN-, NJ
SANITY "oo"-- l'l' Gov Island loo lien 1888
nIGn WATER TO-DAY =. n.
sandy IiooH.- lac GOV. lsanl 2l5 i4cl ta.e A.o1
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Situations iunntc0-- 1laIcs.

4 ASSISTANT. BARTENDER.-By a syounc
o. iin'n a%e ~ San supply Al Tefercnces ability
caaiactcr@c. ,. WhNNON Tribune Oaicc.
4 SSlSTANT BARTENDER. BY an
Am can age p. assistant bartender Eight y rter or
uftu nln; ueri asSi~.l 'frn
Last ll3tl-si.
COACHMAN.-By "A coachman WHO thor-
= o' MY uni, stands his business has lived wears
q amer Nam saturday y p Is wllias and obi snr:
near 3othst '
FANITOR. LIGHT PORTER or USEFUL
~ Manly ana tive. STRICTLY temierat. Young man %
- pr week 10 tart WM. II. FOsI sR 23O jst-ayc.
| lGlIF PORIER.-A German. age -. as
Z iEt porter lu IN Whoio~a.. hon-. has i.d
~ 5As cap cnce .. poIicri can furnish n.ste class cts
Grand .st., IIoboscn, ~.
SALESMAN. &c.-By an American. ace 80.
- a7 ,,nn. messenger, collector hct porer win
monaisi security ii desired Address PANK Tribune
OiAcc.
Y ALEI:-Hy 2 }oung man just returned from
o." SOUTH o. Nle would attend invalid
n1" na 20 travel; Istclass Testimonials Address c.
az tsst ,OUist
NYATCHMAN or PORTER-Bv German.
W aged AS experienced laan and porter: j.
large 20" rul and strong willing To work Thing:
ior"noes ana seeul4ty. WILLIAM sCHNIIGLR, - Iud-
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Che Curt

Che Curt
MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
A LONG BRANCH. \
list SUMMER MEETING. 1851
NJ, III hSDAA, Ji ~ =. EIklAW ]. stFf-
'00' Ai"l,ai' , pr. noi'--one mile ana quarter
SNiNNDAf. July .. MONMOUTH rr-r .,,f r.... -,
1afes Scciicchase Hurdle Race eaci, 't' "t>
Trans iicct L. COufsa Ne,-Trrl-- f't,.
M n, foot II Iin.Tfv-st -'-'-'-'
~ -'' - :, iN.F Ala1 a. special rnr.-s l1.l,
j. H. isoat wa sandy Hook. and 1.2l ii mi, --~
rot- i.iit> commence SD y.
'ar Tor round tgi including ad,issio Ia ri,-a -, "a
MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
~ LoNN BRANCH. y 7
Co.,. ili.SI 81 ff.E MEETING 1881
uIdaN, 5ulr - ~ 10y - ''"-'-'-s S'. q -ac-
1 to eht races each day, including s,eepieease or
too o a, direct 70 Course from NewJersey Central r. p
Sniy ? ang 9An ran 7i5 . 1880 1880 ~ ~ sr,e,,,
,Nlt 49, p ~. Loaf NJ sandy Hook.
I'M MI ,, i; 80 3 1870 II and 1850 a. H. Loaf -
i.,es commence niy ~ p. m other dive . n N,
"'' "' iOuAu ZIP including admission ticld be-
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IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.

n, nnurg. American Packet Companys Line for
v XII 40 IN CIiEkEouRG and HtMBc 10
v - il'li 81 A-... II
hars2i Pa@5tse to Plymouth. London. Cherhourg Ham
nl6 ana hl points IA the south of El llI First Cabin
si0O second CABIN. $50 Steoase. 81. Round tn3
Southland "''N
hUNHAKDr e 60. CT RrCTApD.c
General Agents. General PASSENGER A0,n,s
bl BrOsI-4t. y. Y. 30 81 Hg,a.u-l. \ \
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5ituations Waatc0--Gcmalcs.


4 PROTESTANT SERVANTS BUREAU
S.1An kinds OF good, conpefent fraae or,.aois oc
and coiered use ' Cor city Or eoantry ho
a hSTAN lo lone BUREAU I5S 6tllve OATH hoa,s
& EAMBERMAID and WATTRESS.- BY am
ommedcG competent s ei sey rssPecaee and well
ave- between l1D rd sgds al about children 40 3C6 oh.
{ HdAMBERMAID, WAITRESS or NURSE
mcned Sag a Sf59an P9iesant girl well
er era: a. ely OF country Cal at Gthale near Ishst
CHAMBERWORK, HOUSEWORK. WATT
for civ @ or oS - Anoriean ana Protes,en girls
rANlno1E BCRAU $s 6Iay @. SSoye q i5 5lg foi
{ IOONN..-By reliable American young woman
ms cook thoroughly undo rst:nds all Of
city reference 2i5 West 2o inst OF month u"eAeepo"a0ie
{ OOk.-By a thorough Gordon bcu French
hest caS sa if hS ao an a 9q l, Seo y
Can at The occ co5 5ayc , BET s5t aaa references
(VO3k ma E, very competent Scotch woman;
~ ana honest; has excellent references soups
trg,ei 10 r.peby makes Ter enfoye' iaiSrS s aST T
AsSier MARY, 292 6ve. hear ists "'''is i ''''''0
{ OVh, My thorough good cooks; meats
5ay at The rhoTEsfANTf HONE ' BG & Eg&4a .s
COOK, WASH IR0N.-By German help: for
HoMEBUaEAt is fourth 6oas s a5S 8 5 i5s
COOK. WASH AND WON.-Bv a Scotch
city 55 GeS GS SF %2 AID 3 f rie fer. sor
sOCSEWORK or COOK and LAUNDRESS.
r -ty Norwegian chi ai,s .v business Vol
- ESQ mot Class aunHtcs VIII with any work I'M
ave, nclr lNiiat ' 80 49, '''-
| ,ACNDhLSS.-A hTSt-clasS colorcd laundress
wishes gents and f2nly wasii- Che most ro,.ona
D terms ~ln, collar and Guns done az n Tl.y style;
lbs West 3uthsf. - O''DO''
I Al NpRtSS.-By firss-class laundrass for
a private family understands ing putting c.ll.rs,s
t' hnn aAh an kinds of fnery aiTi
,s excellent roiernce- last employer can be sen Ar
oo- 6ih-avo, he, 35th aad 3Cth-sts "
1 AI'NDRESS. BY a vonng woman nc f-c4-
class aunir as ave years references last place
broadway. N' -'-"0
w NlIRt~S.-By a capable waitress: can
W make salads. Dire Of all sorts. vfnc and M
"'lt anus serving IN coaffcs is willing % som,
Mo@ city ANA county CAL COZ 6tnaye be,. 5 ana
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'steamers marked thns o nol carlY st.eTaSe. 80
GsENEHR}AAIL. TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,


~ I'D MA ID SI7TN NFHS.
FOR QTEENSIOWN AND LINERp8Dr.
r,,.... Leaving Pier IS \. H.. o kina-sf
a., Tuesday. july =, II 30 a. m
tuesday, July - "A IA.
XXrII1., TUESDAY, july ~. I30a m.
. 80 % am
80 y Il ostW a m
~ lhes' steamers built ~ IRON com.
!uthcn- ana furnished with every roqnisif 10 mako
me lassago across the Atlantic both arrcoabr %
ink h"l,ioom smnkinsroon. drawingIoom. panO and
hy also experienced SURGEON srvaIdoss anl caterer on
'h'r Iue stat rooms are a upper dock. thus iusr
greatest Of al luxuIics at perfect ventilation
'on PAS,AtE accorlins r. siaoroom. $50 $50 and
"4VU IN IAtN t,DiA ATE go. NItEtAGE at low rats.
OttICl, 40 - BIO ADMAN
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Gclp t0anie0.

Gclp tOanie0.
NVANrED.-A few men of good habits. energy
ans rai, ability Who ere snNious permanent ana
profitable ba ANA within shown Chance
advancement. Address, stalnr HUBBARD
BROS. Publishers, 123 Chestnut st., Phil Ic.qhia
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prcsenaIiina.

Observation-Disclosures, children's infants,
y boys; button-hoes; operates all machines W. a VI
perfect; 81 day. Write % East 1Aths, AdystS
ins once.
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hourly. a.l q. III. 10 lO.l5 =. n. - -' IN
,...... .. So DAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
LhANi- fli-h ever, iai laIr .:l5 a. 10 >, N
tii-fi tAL Nls.
LEAVE SEA 81 CU PALACE every hslf h,,.- AHA
m. 10 lo.I5 =. ~
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PED STAR LINE.

X y
IA United states and Royal neylan Mail Steamnr&
NV tdN SATURDAY FOR ANTWERP
The 7rluidhL urit-cllss. luli-f
,M ~. "a \ q ''aN July 81 80 e m
bri'ttt hNii ....... saturday. Jdv H.
saloons etlteroors smoking ana ailidshipA
second cabin accom- fip. 1t0n utsActil5L
tlieropuiS an IA iecS
10 hn.,'., cattle sh~Hl pig, carried
tlisi cabin, ald
Second cabin. 800 urcpod. S55 cvcursnn. 800
Storing., SO prepaid 49, excursion. a.5 30
Ihihh WRIGHT oONa. Gent AZ ts. % broadway n Y.
ROTTERDAM LINE.
40 steamers leave WArsON's STORES, BROOKLYN
.. ~ ~ az dnne -
~ '.'-.-.'-- wednesday, JnY 70
lstCabm. s6o-s50. ID CABIN $50 s,eeragc s29 steer
age from pttcrian prepaid, ~. ~ CAHANN, Con Agt,
lam IT,. Freight Agi L. W NORRIS % Broadway T.
WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED SrhPIts AND ROYAL NAIL 81 EAMEllS
49,, FOR QUErNSTOWN AND lEERPOOi4
NolICrhc stcamers of this Line take ;hs Lam Route
recommended by lieutenant Maury u . ~ On boh tns
outward and home ward VOYAGES
hf.ltM An lC Can't Kennedy saturday july o3 D.
M 10 '~pt. irving go trsnl ~ y. am
G, ,t cent Ge.ieii Thyr day; Jnv, ~, 5op M
FROM TisR WHITE STAR DOCK FOOT OF WEST
These uniform in se and unsurpassed APP
pontmenis Tho Slioon, Stat"rnonS smoking AMI BATH
rooms placed amiships where tho noie ana motion
ctsiclt anOring OF comfort hthertp unatalaDo
KArES-saloon $50 and 400 Return ucsets on fayor-
able forms Storage from tho Oh Codnir So From New
York,
These steamers carry neither cutie sheen nor plea
and Information
Compapy's Offices. No. 81 Broadway New York, A
RI. COHrIS. AgenA
C.I~ BARTLETT & CO., Agents, Boston.
BAHltlfr * CArfELL Agents. PHILADELPHIA
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REAT SAIL TO THE OCEAN.

ikoN PIER DIRECT.
DAILY SUNDAYS III
10 va N4-~t -.i'-~f. every hour = q ID. u . p N
LA i iiLt l. y a. 81 minutes later.
RET klkNfNF-
IfAN J. IRON PIER llG. lO-f5 r0-tx
only ~ -N- 4
VA SEA BEACH RAILROAD AT BAY nrne..
l. fiAk ONLY every hour. gl5 a. i.' 10 lols
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@rates anu TENDERS.

a ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW
N yCI.E TRIBUNE ILL BIZ RECEIVED At THE
I IroWN oFFICE&. Ss l.s3s Broadway corner THIRTY
FIRST 81 sos Tsssty -tlsrdst- ave-
No ~ Fast Fourteenth corner VmOn square. s.e ThS-
ave fty-scveuth 81 AZ the HARLEM NEFiCES,
LOCI AID 1850 I5ird and
twenty hfth-st, mp 10 NJ regular Office Istes-
T 5. CONOVER & CO.,
~ Designers ard msnuf2cturerso "
ARTISTIC CRATES AND FLINDERS
brass. 5roDse. si~a and tile
BRASS OPEN FllkkpLAcEs
Brass Anifoas Fire Set> &c
Architects esns eNccased exclusive desigas ssgashet
application.
EsttnaIcs furnished u architects and builders
Ma $50 CanAl-st-. NcwNork
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ri
~ Train leave Hunters Point daily cxccaf
~ ana II o. M. :. $3.50. 49, T.sl and Pm
Leave Long Beach. m
".i > DIS l'a ail' 30
Ioi-i = 100 and u a. 10. =, 3 Z, = G05 D. un
cave LONG feseli, alld ll.lti u
5.2u, o.2D :, $50 $40 p IN. $500 -
Two All
a. n 4 ~ '- -
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4 PROTESTANT SERVANTS RTrRr AT
and other n5c SqI sompeien female servants Gcra
Hn .ooed servants. At the large s.t alisiol
ai9iA ~ HOME BUREAU. l3s 6tl.ave. fonrtt s,,n,
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Separation Of Property.
JUDGMENT.
State Of Louisiana-Parish of Ascension
Twcnty-Second Judicial District Court
Celia Blumanthal, yrifn Of Emile Freund,
VS.. No. 154,
Her Husband.

FEHEIIs cas-, having been regularly put at
counsel for plaintiff, taken up for trial ,pur-
snalt to assignment. The plaintiff sues the
defendant, her husband, for separation Of
property and a dissolution Of the eoinlnu-
nifty Of aequets and gains on the ground of
embarrassment in his business affairs.
Plaintiff having adduced full proof of her
demand, by reason therefore Of the law
and the evidence being il favor of plaintiff
Celia BIumentha!, wife Of Emile Freund ana
against the defendant. the said Emile
Freund, her husband, it is therefore or
dcred. adjudged ard Gecreed that plaintiff
be and she is hereby separated in property
of acquets aud gains existing between
them be and the same is hereby dissolved,
and that plaintiff do have the full ard sep
arate administration of her paraphernal
property.
1t is further ordered that the defendant
pay costs of this suit.
Thus rendered. read and signed in open
court at the parish of Ascension, this 9Th
day of December. 1881.
[signedl JNO. A. CHEEVERS,
Judge.
| Filed December s, 1881.
jsignetil ". W BEFoRD,
| Dept. Clerk Of Court.
! 4 true copy: L. Z. BENTLEY.
| Clerk OF Court
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Steamboat Schedule.

New Orleans and Donals'sonville.
Belle Of the Coast, up Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday nights; down cdnesaay'
Friday aud Sunday mornings.
81. Mary up Tuesday and Friday; down
Thursday and Saturday.
New Orleans and Plaauemine.
Whisper, ny, Tuesdays s and sata atta55;
to business Of Assumption and ~ Nary.
New Orleans and Bayou Sara.
Faacko,,, in place Of y ]. Gay, up Mon
day and Friday nights, down Wednesday
and Sunday evenings.
Corona, in place of John ". Cannon,
SD Wednesday and Saturday nights; down
Monday and Friday evenings.
New Orleans and Vicissburg.
Ro5s. E. Lee up Tuesday night; down
Sunday afternoon.
y. II. White, up Thursday night; down
Tuesday night.
Matches. up Saturday night; down Thurs
day evening.
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JUDGMENT.
State of Observation-Disclosures Judici

State of Louisiana-Twenty-S Judicial
District Court-Parish of Ascension.
In tho matter of EsteIIe Joseph, wife OF
Gottschalk Feitel, VS.. No. 1873,
Her Husband.
TE1HIS,CASE having been regularly put
- at issue, was, on motion Of counsel for
plaintiff taken up for trial pursuant to as
signment. The plaintiff sues the defendant,
her husband, for separation Of property
and dissolution of the community of ac-
quets and gains on the ground of embar-
rassment in his business affairs.
Plaintiff having adduced full proof of her
demand, by reason, therefore, of the law
and the evidence being in favor of plaintiff
Estelle Joseph, wife Of Gottschaik Feitel,
aud against the defendant, the said G. Feitel,
her husband 1t is therefore ordered, adj
Judged and decreed that plaintiff be and she
said husband, that the community OF &C
quets and gains existing between them be
and the same is hereby dissolved and that
plaintiff do have the full and separate ad
ihlHietidtioA VI Aci pda"t'lici1Ai pApI'ei'J'
It is further ordered that the defendant
pay all costs of this suit.
Thus rendered, read and signed in open
court, at the parish of Ascension, this
twenty third day of December, 1881.
[sigued] JNO. A. CHEEVERs,
Judge.
Filed December 49, 1881.
[sirued| w. W. BUFCRD,
Dept. Clerk Of Court.
A true copy: l.. E. BENTLEY,
Clerk of Court.
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National Surgical Institute.

Two of the Surgeons of this notable Insti-
tute will be at No. l66 St. Charles street,
New Orleans, La, during the month Of Jan
uary, 1882 They will have with them fine
outfit Of braces and surgical appliances, and
will be prepared to treat all kinds of Defor-
mites and Chronic Diseases. such as Club
Feet, Hip Disease, Spinal Disease. Paralysis,
Piles and Fistula, Catarrh, Private Diseases,
Diseases d tie Eye. e-c., &c. For tuIl par-
ticuIals .ltr-ss ATIosaL SURGICAL
IESIir TT. Atlanta. Ca.
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Succession Notice.
of Mrs. II. G. Legare.

Succession of Mrs. II. C. Lesare,
WHEREAS, DIR. J. G. LEGARE has
w petiJioped this Hon. Court to be APP
pointed Administrator of the above cnti-
tied and numbered succession.
Public notice is hereby given to all whom
it may concern to show cause within ten
days Why the prayer of said petitioner
should not be granted.
Clerks oil.ce. parish Of Ascension, this
l7tis Gay 81 Dee \. y, 1891.
AEt /. +. BENTLEY
- ~ Clerk OF Court.
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Sale Of Market Lease g.
TREAsuREa's OFFICE.

IREASURER'S OFFICE,
Donaldsonviile, December II, 1881.
I'm OBEDIENCE to the ordinances of the
4 town of Dnnaldsonville, | will offer for
sale to the last and highest bidder, at the
Court House door III the town Of Donald
sonyiile, on
Monday, the End day of January, 1852.
the lease of the Market-House for the term
of one year from the 10th day of January,
1882, to the 9Th day OF January, 1888, both
inclusive.
Terms and Conditions:
The purchaser to furnish his twelve prom
issory notes with good and solvent security,
payable to the Treasurer. at his Office, at the
end OF each and every month. The pur-
chaser shall besides furnish bond with goet.
security in the sum Of One Hundred Dollars
for the faithful performance of his duties
the sureties on notes and bond to be accei,-
ted by the Common Council
A deposit Of SIS will be exacted from the
highest bidder before adjudication. rs Sc
curity for costs in case OF noncompliance
with terms of sale.
The Market-House can only remain open
for business during the following hours
from five to eight o'clock in the morning
each day from September % to March -
inciusive; from four to eight O'Clock A. NJ
each gar from March % to September %.
VICTOR MAURIN,
Town Treasurer.
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Mr.. Dorcini Dubois of New River was
in town yesterday and called at the
CHIEF Office, leaving with US such eri-
dence Of his appreciation Of the paper as
is always welcome to the editors heart
and pocket. If all subscribers were as
thoughtful as Mr.. Dubois, the newspaper
business would be much more pleasant
and profitable.
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Our genial friend, Thos. streck, Esq,
has been in town several times recently
and yesterday favored US with call.
Tom is looking in tip-top order and is the
same good natured and pleasant fellow.
we have always known him.
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NY lntAd.

ON MOTION of Frederick Duffel of Coun-
" sci for plaintiff, this case was regularly
fixed for trial and taken up accordingly,
when after producing to the court due proof
Of the allegations of his petition and hearing
the counsel appointed by the court to repre-
sent defendant herein, and the law and
evidence being in his favor, it is ordered,
adjudged and decreed that judgment be
and the same is hereby rendered interdct-
ing the said defendant, Elizabeth Bourder,
widow OF Pierre Louis Maillette. 1t is fur
ther ordered that pending the delay from
the date of this Judgment Of Introduction
within which an appeal from the same may
be taken, that petitioner herein be appoin-
ted administration pro tenapore, the court
deemlng said appointment proper for the
preservation of the movables and for the
the defendant herein.
1t is further odered that the costs of these
proceedings be paid out of the estate of said
defendant. Thus rendered in open court
this sth day of December, 1881, and signed
in open court Decembero. 1881.
[signed] JNO. A. CHEEyERs,
Judge.
Filed December 9, 1881
lSigned] W. w. BUFORD,
Dept. Clerk of Court
true copy: l.. E. BENTLEY,
Clerk of Court
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An experienced eversoer who can fur
nish good references desires to procure a
position on sugar plantation for 1882.
ANY planter needing the services of an
overseer or manager is requested to ad-
dress Applicant in care Of the CHIEF.
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For SALE.
Desirable Property in the Town
Of DOHaldsOnyille.

II OF No. 81. together with all the build
IL ings and Improvements thereon, situ-
ated on Chetimaches between Mississippi
and Ihervilie Streets, being the property
now rented by f. b. Earhart. Esq. Lots
Nos. II. l8. 10 and 20. on Lainnrche. between
Mississippi and Ibersille Streets, together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon k ,own as the Brait,i property.
FOR terms and conditions apply II ROD.
HhATFD. Agent, halt-niiIe below Donald
snns:lle. or 70 EEaiis RICK BIIfIL
Goutt-i IoElae. iiisf-Et
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Planters, Take Notice!
Sale 0f.FerrY leases.

Sale of'Ferry Leases.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that
l. l, the undersigned President of the
Police Jury of the parish Of Ascension, will
proceed TO sell to the highest bidders, at
public auction, at the Court-House in the
town of Donaldsonville, on
Monday, tho 9th day of January, 1889,
at II o'clock A. NJ, the lease of the following
ferries for and during the year 1882:
Dominique's ferry, Mississippi river;
Manchac ferry, opposite Hope Villa
Amite river ferry, opposite Port Vincent.
Tcrms-Cash.
Ascension, December 10, 1881.
R. T. HANSON,
President of the Police jury
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-12-24

We deeply sympathize with Mr. Felix
Leblanc and wife for the loss Of their in
FAINT son, Pierre Emile, who died on Mon
day last from diphtheria, at the tender
<A,e Of six months and nineteen days
Words are inadequate to describe OF
soothe the grief Of loving parents who
sustain such great bereayements.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-12-24

Master Melville Israel arrived home
from the State University this week, for
the purpose of spending the holiday va
cation with his mother and other rela-
tives. He informs us that he is progress
ing satisfactorily with his studies and is
quite contented with the routine Of life
at the University. We notice the pre-
seuce of Cadets Hanson in town also.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-12-24

The appointment Of h-. Louis Lefort
~ Postmaster of ponaldsenyille was con-
iirmed by the national Senate on Tues
lav
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-12-24

Mrs. Geo Stehle, sister Of our friend
aud fellow citizen, W. W. Buford, Esq,
is meeting with deserved success in the
business Of keeping Il boarding and
lodging house, which she entered after
the death Of her late husband. Mrs.
stehle is polite and attentive hostess
and d generous proyider. s number Of
people from Donaldsonyille and vicini-
ty have made her house their stopping
place while visiting New Orleans. and
all sneak of the house and the land
lady in the highest terms. Mrs. Stehie
is located at l45 Race street, near Maya
zine, in the most pleasant part of the city
and within convenient reach of several
lines of street cars. Her prices are very
reasonable and those who once put up at
her house will have every reason to con
graduate themselves upon their choice
Of a stopping place.