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{. Q. L0WNDES,

AT MARKET, STALL NO. 10,
Ns:yE:sS.;.E.s. :, &,
Dealer in Fresh Fish and Vegetables
Silad specially. Country orders So
liciteI. Address, NewLerry, S. c., or
P. O. Box 352, Columbia, S. C. 3-2+3m
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Programme Of Next Meeting Of
Teachers Association.

The following will be the order of
exercises for the next meeting OF the
Teachers Association ofthis county:
1st. Necessity for Uniformity OF
Textbooks. by Mrs. NJ. I. Hall.
2nd. Reading. \. p. Pifer.
3rd. Opening ofQaery-BoX.
The time ana place Of meeting is
II o'clock. \. NJ. of the first Satur-
day Of April. in the Female Acad-
emy building. The committee ap-
pointed at the last meeting 10 sub
NIT plans and specifications Of tie
model school.house with the cost Of
its construction and equipment are
expected to make their report. a
vote will be taken upnn the adoption
Of this report. and it is earnestly de-
sired to have 4 fall attendance Of
teachers.
~ rr1or f,f Evacnt;yo Tn,nn,ittno
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NCl'LGE.

All persons indebted 20 S. F. FAINT by
note or account will please settle the
same with II. II. B!easr. Trial Justice,
at once, as the same are left with him
for collection. 2-l7-.f
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TO the Ladies and Gentlemen OF
Columbia and Vicinity:

beautiful style and " ana
French
conSJ
A another invoice Of those popular piece Black
Velvet FanceSeanf pieces
Cheeks
Cnk Ssace Nainook 30 pieces
Gighn Cotton Diaper Wonder Corset 10 DOZEN M Go'e
White Shirng Print Ic fTlA ID
Glove Camblic Indian Orchard
\
Base Ball Shoes dozen Bennett Barnard French hh u
specially
vte to call and pair the Hidden cells OF pd 70,
Hats
Ladies' Straw Hats bought large discount from bbcrs prices Also travel
ing and packing trunks. ..
Edmun saom will soon filled with
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Sherif's Sales.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEWBERRl-
IN COMMON PLEAS.
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Post OFFICE. NEWETEEf, 5 c.
List of letters unclaimed anG advert >cd
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-03-13
THE CABIN.

This log cabin is built on Meridian hill.
outside Washington The view from II II
not to be excelled, and should crafty the
most exacting poe-'s soul From the well
sweep Out doors to the unswept CORNERS
Of the interior every thing suggests from
tier life. There Is the latch string ON the
outside and the big wooden button on the
inside OF tlls door The foor has nett her
carpet nor mats, bus rugs OF fur. The broad
bed as we'll as u lounge is covered with the
skins of Md animal. The room Is warmed
by log ire. burning III an open brick fire.
pace. On the shelf over the nlante. are few
indica ions Of cis-iszasion in tbs shape OF
photographs o. parsoaa. ir;endx A tall
low dip and little iron clock, To-
gether with somo pipes are he only bro
a-bfac this mantel aford4 The table on
which the poet WORKS Is rlain OGDEN one
without q covering OF any kind T. ID tie
most important p;ece Of furniture In the
house. Tor its broad surface hecome. as times
resting 2 ace for everything movable
while tet seea It's sraight and stroaz legs Is
hsrbored q COLLECTION Of old boots and shoes
yach as ons Gsids in TIE repair eornsr o. q
cobbler's sao At the eide OF he table
which tho author usually oscuoies farrow
Is plowe<t in tie boos a,al sloa coisectioa
by his feet when he stretches his Little aad
poetic legs IT, M:iier sae1ns TO enjoy the
best of health here, and II iswers not fer
slight hall III his step eoaM MT he ss;d 70
have lost aay Of his eaEfy ri or re eis
which ha clainI u due to his al.ss sxsos.ag
himself to ihe unhsslssy hosa..s wh:eia are
the prodaet Of our ctvi. IL stie.l
Fxg9y BAs1oa
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eRoApsIps VIEW OF srArur.

The principal features Of Mr. Whitehouse's
design are a solid terrace wan pierced by a
massive granite arch which passes beneath
the elevated roadway. This arch is to be go
feet long and constructed Of granite, and
connects the Lake Shore walk with the many
walks surrounding the artificial lake in the
center of the park This arched way affords
a beautiful vista, looking east and west, and
Is faced by granite terrace $50 feet long,
with two flights Of steps connecting the lower
walk with the readbed above. On this road
bed, and above the footway Of it, is q mas
sive granite eonstructure 5Ox1S feet, form
ing covered terrace, through which the
footway passea The side walls Of this ter
race are pierced by small arched openings
giving fine view of Lake Michigan from
the one side and the park from the other.
Surmounting the whole IS the solid granite
base for the colossal bronze statue Of Gen.
Grant, making total height of A feet from
the lower roadway to the bottom OF the
statue. The entire work viii be solid and
massive and constructed exclusively of
blocks of granite, durable emblem Of the
charac. er Of The man In memory of whom
the memorial Is built
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-03-13
AIRY CASTLE

His present habifat:on II calied Afrv
Castle Il is situated on : hil about three
miles nortl of tha Canitol From thip lin :
marnifcart viaw of ..bineton ~ Pc
tom,c ard tho v;ra;nia r,o,mt.in. NAV b.
obtainad Az viii, ia .ean IL tl,, n,ctura Z
nlatforn, bas haan h,,iIt aw.v mn In t,,e
trees Wit, s,,nnort, exsenffne from tte'
cround Re1ow ona .,ortinn 81 tl,a naat-
form hams ona anartrnant thu e1llsr q
haae,nant ss n vvara e, his homo 4 .keer,
but stronp stairs leads q, Ia ~ raatform.
which il forty bv ,eyentv faat and & forty
feet above the nearest noint 81 xround
below The first lhiny one raa1ixas alter
the t,a,, door c,o.ea which cf,ver. sfhe ton of
III. stairway i tho s,1idttv 81 tbe ,whola
STRUCTURE The .,,anka Is the ,,:nt1orms ara
narro,v ike tI,nse "a, the deck a s ahin
The bracinp air. the sound q e tn wind
waa whist.inp through the ri~rinx and
the shipshaape vav "a which evervthinn e
dedonad .hant the n1aca m,resta steemshin
cah;,, ltfo Tha inns sl.s1s,d hs.Ilafn0 at
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-03-13
Senators on Exhibition.

It is astonishing the extent to which tha
senator's pose for tho galleries. Ihere. g One
senator from the sopt be Appears e -
the foor Of the sen1s ffe S a essstl lua
full black suit, with bis frock coat buttoned
across his breast. He strikes many atti-
tudes, but he never re tains one Of them long
at a time He will sit in his own seat; then
he will go into the lobby; soon he returns
aud walks back and forth behind the rows
of benches; then he takes the seat Of another
senator; then he rises to promenade again.
ju~t on exhibition Another from the west
is not so tall, so large, or 50 handsome, but
he is almost equally conscious He looks so
different from the rest that the visitors eye
rests on him at once as it surveys the senate
board, and generally the inquiry /, made as
to who he is-Boston Herald.
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has been intriguing to undermine Mr.. Glad
stone Therefore the 6. Q. m. does not like
him
Chamberlain is the dude Of the cabinet.
He dresses elegantly, and wears an orchid In
his buttonhole He ig man Of great
wealth, being the son off, rich Birmingham
bolt and screw manufactured. Except on
the Irish question, Mr.. Chamberlain is a
radical Of the radicals He goes in for dis
connecting church and state, for abolishing
the house of lords, and stopping the vast
surns voted to the royal family. Heaven
only knows what he would not abolish II he
had his way. He is fine speaker, man Of
great brain and ambition, and only so years
old. He will get on. The little set-back he
has just received viii teach him thing or
two 81
Mr.. George Otto Trsveiyan II the secre-
tary for Scotland He Il 4 distinguished
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NUMBER
UNIQUE WASHINGTON nEs,DkncEs.


Joaquin Mil1sr's Log Cabin aad Hay-
woods Airy Castls.
Especial corsspoedencA1
WASHINGTON, Feb 1o-Thsrs s. one man
in ths capital who is gradually rising.
Though he now finds himself . night on =
pane far above his fellow townsmen It is 8
question whether his ambition q = ys4 satis-
fed He Is Mr. A. B Haywood, who dtls
. position in the pension odica When q
soldier from New Hampshire. during the late
war, his left arm was tAken away by q
shot nearly to the shoulder 6ines then he
has had more or less pain In ths part left
after amputation, and has discov4sd that
he suffers less when removed SONS distanco
from the ground He first built : cot four
feet above ground, later still 10 erecesd one
twelve feet from the ground which was vary.
picturesque. The predatory inroadso of tfamps
and negroes gave great annoyaasG. 90 he
bought plot Of nndulating lard covered
with oaks and proceedsd to build : habita-
ton lofty enough to satixfy tho moot a6pifin1,
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As editor ef The Fortnightiy Review
John Morey first became known to fame
Afterward he secane editor Of The Pail
Mall Gazette, which he If at present
He changed it from a Tory paper to a
high class Rad cal cne He is editor also of
the series of BOOKS called English Men of
Letters" /" vel known in America. He is 47
years old. q man of power ard win He it
was who dove '-Buckshot Forster from
the chief seeretarysuip OF Ireland. He is
the intimate friend OF several of the Irish
leaders
Much ia % be hopeI from Morley in refer.
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tr a de, which in
Great Britain is q
government and
cabinet position.
MundeIla started in
life a factory boy.
He is a self-,nade
man. He IL new q
manufacturer of
Noting m. a
good, iron-sided,
bulldog English
men, who can nei-,
ther be coaxed or!
| driven, but rathe,
likes to drive 9TH:
erS He is full OF
strong, wise COM
mon sense.
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There are several
Cambridge gradu-
ates. and one
alumnus Of Lon
don university.
Earl Kim serley,
the new secretary
for India, Is an
Oxford man, born
in 1923. Among
the offices he has
filed are those of
a m b a s ad or to
Russia and lord
lieutenant of Ire
land. He is not a
born earl, but q
made ona. He re-
eel-al IL. 4Itia L.;
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-03-13

VIEW SHOWING ELEvATED ROADWAY.
From the terrace, where carriages can
stand as veil as pedestrians, will be view
almost unique, as looking to the wes. one
sees the spires end high buildings Of the
city, while to the east is seen the lake max
ing beautiful background for the sharply
cut outline OF the statue. Work is to be b.
gun as socn IS the weather viii permit
About forty plans wa:e submitted, and
e aauv I vel a. rsnara a aceeaes eaes,ene ~
TIE committee has ~ COO and say thsy
" L ,esd about s.. eco more. as ii ia pro
los. d 20 have the best brnnzs statue that
can re procured. Il is estimated that the
atue asn.se "; cost Si5 tksf q lse rem tiu
ing So, 9Js b TO b expended on The errsce
AnDaEw j. BoTHWkIL
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berladn stopped
over on the Irish
question during the
last campaign. In
a litter, abusive
speech he declared
t hat Engla and
would never. no
~er, grant home
rule to Ireland;
that the very
proposit ion as
treason. The speech
sealed his doom
with Parneu and
the Irish party.
Besides that, it is
believed strongly
that this ambi-
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AOo ySV SAoeAA
guished himself.
The chancellor Of
the exchequer is
Sir William Yer
non Harcourt, who
wanted to be lord
high chancellor.
He ''yearned for
the woolsack" say
people who don't
like him. There
are very few peo-
pie who do like
him. apparently.
Mr.. Gladstone does
not, for one. He
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eli. He is heavy
laden with honors,
having gone into
Office as an NJ. p.
in 1876. He was q
member of the last
Glads one cabinet
and Is one of the
disappointed MEM
bers. He wanted
to be secretary OF
foreign affairs, as
he was before. He
is said to be intel
lectually the weak
est man Of the cab
met.
Another point
Ahuf will akrfl.a tho
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country. He Is one
Of the most distin-
guis he d literary
nlen Of Great Brit
ain. He Is out
spoken in favor OF
home rule. A per-
son Of the name of
Smith was secre
tary for Ireland
just two days under
the recent Tory
gov ernment. a 9
was appoi n t 9 d
Monday, and on
Wednesday march
ed out to make
room for MT.
Morley.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-03-13

American req acr is ths large number Of uni
versity graduates IN this British cabinet.
In our Yankee cal abinet and congress the
college graduates are the exception. In
England the members Of parliament and the
government council, who are not such, are
the exception
The Oxfori mon are In the majority
among Mr. Gisdseones present councillors.
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among last years beans aiks. He did not
tase prominent public place other than
his seat in tie house oil loris very early in
he, bu: has advance rapidly since he did
come into notice. He is rather a favoriee
y ith the premier He held Office under the
forsaer Cad .tane government de is
rtsinly one British lord who knows which
sid. OF his bread Is busterea. and takes the
Liberal siaa All whose SENSES are not
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in 1878. His wife
Is an American,
daughter Of the la
mented historian,
John Lothrop Mot
ley. 1t is to be
hoped he is better
natured to her than
he is to his associ-
ates in parliament,
or else the lady
does not have a par
ticularly good time.
He is So years old.
is said to re domi-
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-03-13

the Marquis Of
Ripon, K. G. No
bleman have names
like common peo-
pie. and Ripon's
common name Is
plain Robinson -
George Frederick
Samuel. He has
had more expert
ence as a Diplomat
than most of Mr..
Gla.istone's men.
He has served his
coun try ma ny
years in India, In
various high capa-
cities. Under the
last Gladstone gov
Rinnr, wac
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-03-13
Mr.. George Otto Trevelyan II the secre-
tary for Scotland He Il i distinguished

rary man. and
nephew of Lord
Nacaulay.. He
wrote, among other
th1nsa . life Of
Charles James Fox.
He has been IN par
lament since 1865.
ouce be made q
speech in which he
said that some
strohblesome Irish
peasants should not
sbe relieved of GER
isain causes of com.
splaint till they had
felt the pinch Of
hunger Foragoo
while after that he
was called ssPinchr
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about growing old is that one gets to be an
oil fogY. Except in extraordinary cases.
like that OF Mr.. Gladstone himself the world
is moved ny young people, In them the gen
erous impulses to help humanity hays n o.
yel all dried up
The cherubfaced Earl Reseiery IS the
new secretary for foreign affairs He it
was who married Baron R,thsch Ids daugh-
ter Hannah He was born in 1s47 AMI is
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therefore. not yet.
40 years old. B.
sides b av ng a
cherub face aud a
biltionzire wife he
has a private name
that is pre- tty
enough for a novel.
1t is Philip Arohi-
bald Primrose He
/, fifth earl OF Roe
berry, and uc-
ceedsd 10 his grand
fathers title in
1858. He appears
younger than he is,
and sitting in his
place III the STUPID
old house Of lords
b. looEe .;Lo o
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-03-13
Joaaain Miller. Cabin.

Anofh OF the sss hetic houses Of WASH
ington is til, log ca in of Joaquin Miller, the
Poet of the Sierras The exterior aud the
interior Of this comfortable caofn are an ex-
act counterpart of similar homes In tbe west.
Miller Is an authority on all the usages Of
frontier life, and here he endeayors to carry
them out
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-03-13

oA A1 once remarked
sneeringly that Sir William was a. man Of
''portentous cru iition." He is very learned
man, of long descent, and proud Of it He
won his reputation as Journalist. he used
to be q leader writer for The London Times
which Is enough to make any one hopeiesaly
dull for life He wrote many artic .es, also,
over the signature 'Historicus.
He is no BORN "sir, but as knighted
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-03-13

AAA q AA
the new Glaeis.o"e
cabinet is the num-
bor Of responsible
offices thev have
fllel. They are
men of grave and
wild Q experience.
They are largely,
too. men IN the
prime of life. some
of them not: yet so
They are, therefore.
not old enough to
drop into the ranks
of old fo,ies, for
which fact let Ire
lanel. thank God
and take courage
The saddest tli q
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dulled by prejudica, scent in the air mar
velous changes to come for England. The
dissolution of the house of lords is one
Earl Granville is secretary for the colonies.
His private name is Granville George Lsve-
son Cover. Except the premier himself,
Granville is The oldest man Of the new coun-
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-03-13

oAS "A5 AAo
high chan el:o He
gets a salar : equal
to that Of the sn'esi-
dent of the United
SAFES and a life
pension. The Office
carries ith it, be-
sides, the elevation
to the rankSof the
peerage. This posi-
tion is facetiously
called the woo!sacs:11
because ths lord
chancellor in the
hou 9 of lords 81 S
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neering and quar- elsome. and he is not hand
some. He is dreadfully afraid Of dyna-
| miters besides.
The first lord Of the admiralty, the "sir
Joseph Porter of the new administration, is
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small way some British statesmen had to
swallow as litter a one
The only person who seems to be quite
hap y is he whom his enemies call the G. O.
NJ Grand Old NM, William Ewart Glad
stone himself
Mr.. Parnell and his Irish party have
promised Gladstone their support They
hold the balance Of power. ireland has
real statesman.
The full official title Of Mr.. Gladstone is
pr me min ,ster end first lord of he treasury.
He has taken he helm OF government ag ain
lightly and gladly. He is not only hopeful
hut jaunty. He wears his rs years as lightly
as most men wear half century. When all
is said and done. II the pcpu alton of en-
pires is counted Gladstone is really the most
influential of living statesmen And he is
really a splendid old man. His public ser
vices tegan in 1872, and have continued, in
one capacity and another, without break,
ever since. He is not only statesman but
roitica The large outlines of his career
show him ALWAYS on the side of liberality in
thought and ac.i ion He has consummatel
some Of the mos important IN sasure> for the
freedom of the British people in modern
TINES Let us hope that he will live to give
home rule 10 ireland.
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--- OI q C10' BY 1i1e5I1, u
York hire. He is Cambridge universit
man S a war: and strong looking, like ig
west IN American. Mr.. Childers is So years
old He has filed many high places
One point that strikes an American
reader in gancing over the names of
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-03-13

of-Hunger Treye,yan" he Is opposed
home rule for Ireland, but would give tina
country local seif-government
ELIZA ARcHARD
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He, too, has held
high Offices. He
was born in 1885,
and is the fifth ear.
of his name. He
was lord lieutenant
of Ireland under
the Glad ds;one gov
ernment that went
lout q few months
ago.
The gentleman
appointed to the
Office Of home Sec
r -tary is the Right
Hon. Hugh Culling
Eardley Chiider=.
He, too, Is the son
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,lineated il the new lord

upon square bag - 'A'-1 % ILL.,
O. wool covered with red cloth. 1t has no
Lack or arms
Sir Farrar Herschell is not so old as he
looks. having been born in 1857 He is the
son OF clergyman, and was not born a
knight, but was made one In 1880.
he lord president Of the council is Earl
SLenc T, Ly name John Poyntz Snencer
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4 q. MuNDELLA.

The appointment OF Mr. Morley to be
chief secretary OF Ireland gives much salts
faction to all who have hope for that
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-03-13
DONALDSONVILLE
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
DRY GOODs. GROCERIES. Etc.

~ KLINE, corner Crescent Place and Hou-
W mas street, dealer in Dry Goods, Notions.
Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Provisions, Corn'
Oats and Bran.
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uNDERTAKET,.
MILLINERY

MRS. NJ. BLUM. Milliner. Mississippi street,
M between Lessard and st. Patrick. Latest
styles of Bonnets. Hats, French Flowers. ETC.;
also. all kinds of Ladies UndRware.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1886-03-13
Chicago's Grant NIonument,

CHICAGO. Feb 10.-l he design for a mon
ument to Gen. Grant has been selected It
Is the one submitted by Mr.. Whitehouse, Of
this.cisy. 1t will cost $50 600 and Is to be
erected In Lincoln park.
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE.

F1VHE CHIEF Office, Crescent Place. Opposite
Il the Market-House, is supplied with fine
assortment of type and turns ont ell kinds of
plain and fancy job work in best style a. New
Orleans prices. No better and cheaper work Is
done anywhere in the State.
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CIVIL ENGiNEER AND SURVEYOR.

M. veyor-parish Surveyor of Ascension.
Will attend promptly to work in all branches
Of his profession, such Is surveying. mapping.
leveling for canals, bridges, rice fumes, estima-
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viceroy Of India. He was converted to the
Roman Catholic faith In 1874
Mr. Mundella is president Of tho board of
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BLAcKsMITHs = wHEELwR1GuTs.

II P. SCHUYLER. Blacksmith. Wheelwright
IL Horse-Shoer Carriage. Wagon and Cart
maker and repairer. Railroad Avenue. between
Mississippi and Iberville streets.
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Town Property for Sale.

Lot and IMPROVEMENTS IN Uonaldsoa-
vile.
i street. lately occupied by DR.. J. B. VAN
degriff. The improvements consist of resid-
ence, an apartment suitable for store or Office,
carriage house. stable, outhouses. etc. Will be
sold at bargain.
For further particulars apply to or address,
DR.. J. B. Vandegrlff, corner st. Charles and
Car-ollton Avenues. New Orleans. La. or
| FREDERICK DUFFEI,,
| DonaldsonTille, La
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TINSMITH.
BARBER SHOPS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

ENREDERICK DUFFEL, Attorney at law and
IL Notary Public, office on Chetimaches street
opposite the Court-House.
DAUL LECHE, Attorney at Law and Notary
Il Public Donaldsonville. Office: on block
below the Courthouse. on Attakapas street.