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ii For Sale.

rHHE farms called s'HoIIy wood, !" and ssPop-
lar Hill, " the former containing 400 acres
and the latter zoo. These farms ndioin. 400
acres in cultiva ton. Situated on Herring
Creek and has q shore Of four miles on said
Greek. Herring Greek IL well stocked with
oysters, and 80, 600 bushels are 81 for market
The Greek alsO aboandyin fish, terrapin and
wild fowl in season. Hollywood Is improved
bY comfortable dwelling Of 10 rooms and
all necessary ouihouses in good repair. ID
also has upon Il two tenement houses. Pom
lar Hill is improved By dwelling with four
rooms and all necessary oaf-buildinRs. These
farms command view Of the Potomac River
and are about rs miles from Washington and
Baltimore Convenient to churches. mills and
2. O. For terms apply 20
TH0S. A. LYNCH,
Valley Lee p. o..
MOORE 4 MORGAN,
Aug "a, lssa--st.
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Robert G. Combs
".
Susan MagiIl and others.

In the Circuit Court for Saint
Mary's county, sitting Is . Court
Of Equity.
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] respectfully refer you to the ADORE card
and wish TO inform you, that besides our reg
uInF brands, we hare in stork large supply
IL the Best FevffgS@tseg Material
from which We tan make y0u any grade Grs
filizer you may need. In giving the above
house your order, you are buyiag direct from
one Of the oldest and largest manufacturing
companies in this country, aud NJ 70 the char
aeier Of the grades man uiactuTsd By ihsm
yoa all know OF their high standard. am
now on my uFnai trip through EoutheFR Ma.
ryland and viii call upon all my customer.
u possible, but should circumstances pFevems
my calling, any order yoR may send direct to
the firm will receive prompt attention ~ as
ual. Thanking yon for the very liberal pa
ironage extended me 10 the past, and hope
By keeping up the high standard Of our goods,
may merit . continuance Of the same.
Tours very truly,
JNO. NJ. LLOYD
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LE0HARDfOWH NEWS AGENCY.

A IL the most popular libraries aIways On
- hand. Any namiser Of library or peri
odicnl Supplied on Application.
LUKE n. JM.aTTHEWs.y,
It via. =. Greenwrlrs store.
July 20, 1876.
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CHAMPION
GRAIN DRILL.

This Drill has force feed distributors for
both wheat and grass - 0i, and has the only
ferftiizer distributor that will not clog ana win
evenly distribute wet and sticky phosphate. Te
wall SOW grain, grass seed and fertilizer more
satlstnctorily than any other drill IN America.
y V the simplest and sfrongest driIl made. u
out OF order than any drill in the market AZ
tt 10 the leading drill IN this market. and several
thousands have been sold during the past few
years. Iarge stock OF repairs IL always on
band. Send for circular.
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SnmEznr & heEr, and with iis aasehs re
announce ear Eeadiness 20 meet and etixiar-
lnrily Gil 81 orders ard requiFtinrilts On he
para q che pahiie. II tie width and length
Of Maryland there Is no stock o.
9 "a q - - IL ~ g
for Zen, Boys' and Children 10 equal the mn
rixailed assortment ule now hate 70 0iEeT;
whether in the matter ~
aTlE MRlBILIfT. HKISH q esnsr.l 81
eellence. Furthermore, every transaction IL
exes uted under the fair and square conditions
sgiginated BY rs: Goods exrhmngrd OF mo-
ney refunded N Ia other words "a Is sssasis~
faction o. no sale r. TO those living II die
tance we say II nnabls % personally visit
~ write for our evlf-measureusrnl blanks,
and trust 70 ns 70 send yoa. G o. D., as good
suit. and IS perfect fitting one, as roe
could personally sslccs. ASS
SPECHAL. OFFER
we agree with customers from a distance 10
pay one-half the travelling expcnsgs Incurred,
on exhibition Of the ticket o. tirkris voarh-
Ing for the Sane. Make yoar purchase le-
fore exhibiting your ticket. and thus convinre
yourself that ne share with yUu the expenses
Of the "trip.
/" Excelsior"
IL the only Closhing House In the Uni,ea
States that makes this great efcs Bear In
mind that our
Furnishing Goods Department
Is one Of the finest In the land, and that the
lowness Of our prices l. q matter OF surprise
60 all.
DO not forget the cardinal principles OF our
house, the rounds Of our ladder 0f success,
FAIR DEALING
ONE PRICE,
PERMANENT POPULARITY!
S.iTISF.1 cTTOE OR No SALE!
With unrivalled stock and facilities and
selling at the Lowest Living Rates, We ASK
you to call upon the
"ExceIsi0R"
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JNO. III. LLOYD.
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True copy-Test:
Clerk.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

Aug 2, Iss3--aol.
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IoME NE WIS.

" WIN. GIEsEs's
?, T~o carloads of bagging and ties just re-
- coyed by "a oAh"h"'
= CopyIsu at G. W. Donaldson & Co.'S.
" ,,prR Butter 10 cents ID at G, w. Don
alsOa's'
! q BUTLER has opened fruit vegeta-
h,s and confectionery store three doors
u above DHiiy's corner
advertisement of St Peters and paul's
q Boarding School, New Braunfels.
Nrys' Bows and Youths Clothing in good
III variety. JOHNSON d JoHNsoN's.
NJ Or, advertisement of stock ranch and
n coats for sale. A rare chance.
= srock COMPLETE in all departments, prices
" Law JOHNSON * JOHNSON.
u! THE West Texas Methodist Conference
convened ct Seguin on yesterday.
h Two barrels Choice Honey at
" JOHNSON & JoHNsoNs.
= A SECOND LOT of winter prints expected
i, in few days. JOHNSON JOHNSON.
~ Rrco1IEcT the change of time of the
Lockhart fair to the 25th, 26th, and 9th.
Miss RUSSELL is in receipt of consider
4 able quantity of new goods in her different
\ lines of trade. Call and see.
y ANOTHER large shipment, Kinks celebra-
ted soap Just arrived-warranted.
- JOHNSON & JoHNsoN's.
Y Go to Henne's for your cooking and heat
, ing stoves. He has a good stock of ell the
1 ,,o,t dacireahln kinda
, Go TO P. r. Turner & Co., for your wag-
n ons. They have the Avery and Caldwell.
which are the best in the market. jeS-2m
IAM now Offering for sale the incest stock
@ of stick and other candies, nuts, fruits, &C.,
= ever brought to this place. Call and see at
the old stand of FRITZ LANGr.
= OWING to the absence of Maj. Hutchinson,
: tie publication of a reply by a friend of his
r to personal attack on the Major in the last
j Blanco Star, is deferred till our next issue.
Y Five Thousand Acres
= OF good farming land for sale on long time
: Cut to suit purchasers.
n sept % At r. j. SLEDGE.
"a MORE New GooDs.-Mrs. Bell is in re-
N cept of large additional instalment of
Millinery goods, in variety, latest and best
I Ladies, call and see.
Fl Postponed.
On account of the rainy weather, the
. Austin Fair has been postponed one week.
) It will begin Tuesday next, the 9th inst.
DAILY papers-New York, st. Louis, Gin
cinnnti, &c, for sale at the FREE PRESS
: office. Also some choice weeklies, maya
! zines, and valuable books. Call and see.
: BY Express.
: P. r. Turner & Co., have just received
: by express new and beautiful line of Ladies'
8 Zigler Shoes-new style cut.
The Methodists of this conference now
4 have fund of some So, 600 the interest of
D which is to go for the support of superan-
4 nuated preachers.
Z P R. TURNER & Co.,
Have Just erceived large lot of bug
= gies which they offer to the trade at living
prices Call on them before purchasing
elsewhere.
Go to Hinzie's for your supplies of family
u groceries. Very large purchases by him
warrant low prices to his customers. The
best articles at lowest prices always.
J JUST received a carload of produce, con-
& ssting of cabbage. potatoes, saur kraut, etc.
! Also shipment of crackers, cracknels cakes
and jumbles, cocoanut taffy ginger snaps,
stage plank, etc. Call and supply yourselves.
at HINzIEs.
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AZ CIeburnc, Junction Of Dallas Division Of
@. @. 8. +. R'y.
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Something New.

P. R. Turner & Co., have just received
full line of Military Braids and Ornaments
the latest thing out in trimmings, the ladies
should not fail to see them before the stocA
is broken.
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Wanted Immediately,

at j. Landa's Mills, New Braunfels, COM
petent miller and stone dresser; man with
family preferred. Address j. LANDA,
New Bra unfels, Texas.
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P. r. TURNER & C

PR. TURNER & Co.'S stock of clothing is
now complete, comprising beautiful line
of English Diagonal, and Cloth suits also
great variety of business suits to suit every
body They are offering great inducements
to cash buyers Call on them befoIe buy
ers. Call on them before buying elsewhere.
Nc trouble to show goods.
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AZ FORT WORTH with No. Pacific, and
Texas and Pacific Rys. for all points on those
lines; for FL Paso. Santa Fe, Ban Francisco
and the Pacific coast, and for Kansas City, 81
Louis, Chicago, New York, and all points North
East and West.
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TIE GOLDEN DAYS for Boys and Girls for
October is on our table. 1t is simply su :
perb, filed with excellent reading matter /.
Send 25c to James EMERSON, Philadelphia {,
Pa, for a copy.
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AZ MORGAN with Texas Central Ry for Waco,
Ross. Hioo, lredel Cisco, and all points on
that linz
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AtTEMPLEwith Missouri Pacific ny.
Al McGregOr with lear 4 st Louis Railway for
waco. Corsieana, Athens, Mount Pleasant,
Gilner, and Texarkana.
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CONNECTIONS

A. Brenham with II. & 7, q, R'y for Hemp
stead, Ledoeit9r, Giddihgs, McDade aud Austin.
estine, Rockdale, Round Eock. Cieorgetown
Austin, San Marcos. New Brauniels, San An
tonic and Laredo,
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Died.

LANDRY-At Mulberry Grove, in the
parish Of Ascension. Sunday morning, June
III, 1882, MARIE ADELE EDA DUFFEL a
daughter of DR.. Edward Duffel, and wife Of
Il. ternand Landry, ir the 26th year of her
age.
Scarcely had the wound inflicted by the
recent death of her dear sister Bertha
seemed to heal upon the surface, than it
was again ruthlessly re-opcned by the i'll
satiabls summons of the same fell DESTROYER
who unrelentingly required sorely
stricken parent, disconsolate and devoted
relatives, a loving husband and innocent
babe, to give up to the Lord, in death, kind.
gentle, pure, artless Eda. Lovingly united
in themselves, alas! in their death they
were not long divided! Modest and unas-
Stunning IN manner, meek and quiet in spirit ::
of a kind aud benevolent nature. she was
faithful and devoted to her friends. Her
eye always wore the expression of peace :;
there appeared no excitement or trouble
upon the surface of her thread of lie, and if
she suffered, it was in silence aud with
Christian fortitude and patience. Farewell,
Eda you have gone to that brighter and
better land beyond the skies, where sorrow
and change never come. Human language
Is inadequate to convey consolation to tile
devoted relatives and friends who mourn
her loss and feel the aching void made by
her everlasting absence. May the reflec-
ton that
Her soul has fitted from this world of vice
~, Unto the realms OF purity on high
There to enjoy forever, evermore
Eternal bliss-a home beyond the sky.
Where joy reigns forever and grief never
mars the felicity of the good, alleviate the
sorrow and anguish of those upon whom
this bereavement has fallen with redoubled
poignancy. FRIEND.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-06-24

Y. M. II. A. BALL.-In quiet way-as
a spectator-we took part Wednesday
night last in one Of the most successful
entertainments that has been given in
our town for some time past The two
side walls of the Phoenix Hall, in which
the ball took place, We're beautifully
decorated with garlands Of evergreen
hanging in four depending curves, above
each of which was one of the initial let
tiers in the name of the organization
Young Mems Hebrew Association. The
stage-whcre was placed the band-was
festooned witt flags topped in the middle.
After Il promenade the dancing began
with a new waltz entitled the I" Cofield
Broom Guard" and without cessation
the young ladies and gentlemen tripped
the light fantastic toe until abont 1880,
when a very insinuating announcement
rang out from between the white teeth
of a person dressed-from what could be
seen Of him-:ll in an apron, Supper"
We proceeded below where were found
long lines of tables filled with luscious
viands, substantial as we'll as otherwise.
After partaking of the appreciated meal,
the dance was resumed and continued
until a late, or rather, early hour Of the
following morning.
We congratulate the gentlemen of the
Association upon their success, as we'll
as their display of taste upon this festive
occasion, and, thanking them for their
courtesy to the press, heartily wish the
Y. NJ. H. A. bright future.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-06-24

Umpire-Chas. Letten of the New Orleans
Lone Star club.
Scorers-L. c. Giraud for Rogers, r. Nc
Culloh for Nolans.
Dugas was taken sick and was replaced
by Pinel during the third and by Wutke
during the fourth innings. Mr.. Letten
gave his usual satisfaction as umpire.
The eighth and ninth innings proved
disastrous to the Nolans, the ball being
batted out into the mass of spectators,
who crowded up SO near the diamond as
to impede the play. It is a pity that the
Nolan Green is not fenced in and so
arranged as to prevent lookers-on from
closing i'll upon clubs while playing.
The Nolans expect to go to New Orleans
tomorrow with the Phoenix excursion to
cross bats OIL Monday the Goth inst, with
the Rogers in the third game of the
series, and it is expected that all friends
will accompany and encourage the boys
by their presence.
At recent meeting of the Nolan Club
Geo. C. Mundinger and VIII A. Landry
were admitted as members.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-06-24
Steamboat Schedule.

New Orleans and Donaldsonville.
Belle of the Coast. up Tuesday. ThursJ..,
and Saturday nights; dewn Wednesday
Friday and Sunday mornings.
st. Mary, up Tuesday and Friday; down
Thursday and Saturday.
New Orleans and P,aquGaine.
Whisper, up Tuesdays and SATURDAYS
down Wednesdays and Sundays. Attends
20 business Of Assu'xption and st. Nary.
New Orleans and Bayou Sara.
fs,..tcho,s, In place of Il J. Gay. up Mon.
day and Friday nights, down Wednesday
and Sunday evenings.
Corona, in place of John ". Cannon,
mp Wednesday and Saturday nights; down
Monday and Friday evenings.
New Orleans and viclksburg.
Robt. e. Lee. up Tuesday night; down
Sunday afternoon.
j. Al. White, up Thursday night; down
Tuesday night
Matches, up Saturday night; down Thurs
day evening.
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Card of Thanks
On Behalf Of the Young Mems Hebrew
Association,
HALL Y. NJ. HEBREW ASSOCIATION,
Donald aonvilfa limo u 1900

h66uCldGtUUs
HALL. Y. N. HEBREW ASSOCIATION, }
Donaldsonvilie. June %, 1882.
The committee representing the Young
Mems Hebrew Association, takes pleasure
in expressing the warm thanks of all the
members of the Association, individually
and collectively, to the ladies and gentle
men who contributed to the success OF our
ball on the 2lst inst. To the kind friends
who so willingly assisted in decorating the
hall in such q tasty and artistic manner ;
to the Phesnix Fire Company for favors
bestowed and interest manifested; and to
all others who assisted us in any way, we
wish to convey the assurance that their dis
interested kindness is appreciated in the
highest degree and shall ever occupy a
warm place il our grateful hearts
ALFRED LEVY,
Chairman Committee.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-06-24

Mr.. N. Werner aud wife of Assumption
celebrated their silver wedding last Tues
day by dinner appropriate to the happy
occasion. Several of their friends from
this parish were in attendance, and we
sincerely regret we were not present to
DO them the proper honors, but the press
Of business and the CH1EF kept Us away.
May the promises, friend Mike, Of the
past he fulfilled during the days to come
Of your welded life.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-06-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Auction! Auction!

ON account of departure from town, DR.
~ j. Delgardo- will offer for sale, in front
Of his residence on Railroad Avenue. on Sat
urday and Sunday, July LIST and 2nd, his
entire set of household furniture, utensils,
fixtures, etc. All the articles are as good as
new, and persons wishing to purchase
should be on hand early
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List Of Letters
Remaining in the Post-office at Donald

1SeIIH1LHng IN INC IUst-o11ce 1T DOHsa1ti-
sonville, Ascension parish, La,
June "a, 1882.
Alexandra, Victor Gonzales. D. NJ.
Barlet, James Johns son, Mrs d
Bourgeois, Mrs Louis, Alexandra
Butler, Gland Linn. John
Cox, Al Mingo, John
Dorsey, Miss Betsy Rodriguez, Miss Mary
Gilmore. Louis Schneeighanes, Mr..
Grey, CIV Shephud, Edward
If not called for in four weeks will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office.
LOUIS LEFORT, PM,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-06-24

1t is MOI necessary to inform every one
at nome 'hae dnrihg the present week it
has beer. extremely warm; but as ar
t'cle.s are written for and read by others
as we'll as those around US, no hesitation
is felt in saying that the thermometer
has reached 92e in the shade. Yesterday
a slight rain fell, accompanied by some
spasdmodical thunder, which seemed to
produce no effect upon the heat unless
to increase its intensity just before and
after the shower. The crops are in need
Of moisture
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-06-24
Office.

TIME members of the School Board of the
4 parish of Ascension are hereby notified
that "a meeting of the Board for the transac-
ton Of important business will be held at M
office Saturday, July l, 1882, at I2 NJ. By
order of the President.
Z. N. PUGH, Secretary.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-06-24

Miss Corrime Moseman, an Iberville
belle, made a brief sojourn here last
week, at the home of her uncle, Judge
Hiram II. Carver, and made al unusual
number of conuuests.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-06-24

Several of the street crossings in Don
aldsonville are in a dangerous state Of
repair and need the attention of our
Town Council.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-06-24

If certain lady friend, whom we
respect and esteem greatly, again asks
us about mentioning the departure of
"other peoples children we'll dig "On
Dit" out Of his grave and start him in
life anew for her especial benefit. We
beg every one with pistols to keep away
from us.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-06-24

NEW R1vER.-Two lads, John Sevario
and Nicholas Parker, were accidently
killed in the seventh ward on the 18th
Of June. The former while crossing
Black bayou to drive homeward some of
his stock, which had gone astray, fell
from his horse and was drowned. The
other boy, Parker, was crushed to death
by q falling tree while engaged with his
father in cutting it down.
Messrs. Jos. Gonzalez, Jr. aud Joseph
St. Amant, who were in town for q day
Or two this week, state that the planters
iu their section aresstill in hopes Of being
able to recover some Of their lost ground.
The report Of the Relief commissioners
Of the overflowed districts is that 1000
rations have been issued to $50 persons
on Black bayou and i'll the seventh aud
eighth wards during ten days, From
this, taken in connection with the fact
that great relief has been extended to
sufferers by private parties, an idea can
be formed of the needs and necessities of
these unfortunate persons during the
high water. Three hundred packages
of seed have also been issued to and dis
tributed by Mr.. S. Barmon.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-06-24

The attention of the members of the
School Board is called to a notice
directed to them which may be found in
another column Of The CHIEF. They are
earnestly urged to attend the meeting as
business Of Importance touching the
schools has to be looked into and trans.
acted. A meeting was called by the
Secretary few days ago, but the me,o-
bers, though specially notified, d;d not
put in an appearances. They are re.
quested not to fail upon tits occasion
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-06-24

Last Thursday night horse belongin g
to some unknown party Invaded the
garden of our friend John Forcha,
making sad havoc Of Johns melons aud
other esculents but was brought to grief
in johns we'll. Upon view of the body
of the aforesaid horse it was evident that
the entire contents of the garden had
not perceptibly inflated the ricera of the
deceased. Verdict, died from drowning.
John is not amicable about the denou-
ment of this unhappy accident.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-06-24

Let all bear in mind that tomorrow
will bethe day for the grand excursion
Of Phoenix Fife Company. Every one
should so who can, in order to assist the
gallant company in its laudaL|e efforts.
Oscar Wilde will be at Spanish Fort
Monday night: where all the excursion
lists may have the rare opportunity of
lmbibing aesthetic ideas.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-06-24
DoNALDsoNVILLE, La,
Saturday, June "a, 1882.
LOCAL JoTTINGS.

The Boss is probably en- route from the
Quaker City to Ohio. Live, O, Sachem
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-06-24

Thomas D. Kent, Esq, the enterprising
manager Of that princely estate, Made
wood plantation, belonging to Mrs Thos.
Payh Of Assumption, accompanied by
his wife and little son put in an appear
ance Sunday last to witness the great
base ball game. Mr.. Kent was enter
tanned by his father-in-!aw, Judge Fl. H.
Carver.
Mr.. Arthur Blanchard and wife visited
our town last Wednesday. They were
the guests of friend Lefevre, the propri-
etor of the City Hotel. Mr.. Blanchard
lisa prominent Assumptio merchant, and
his charming young wife is the god
daughter of Mr.. Lefevre. Of course, the
young married couple were sumptuously
entertained by pa'vain.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-06-24

Mr.. f. p. Schiller has returned from
his few days jaunt to the lakeside, and
anay now be found at his shop during
business hours, ready and willing to
please his patrons