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The New York herald., 1868-06-03
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


DUHAIN-MORRIsON.- Brooklyn on Tuesday
morning, June 2 at the cathedra, by the Right Rev.
DR.. LOughn, AUGUST d. DUHAIH to Miss MARY J.
MORRISON.
RuRsT-JAFFRRY.-At the First Presbyterian
church, on Tuesday. June g. by the Rev. Dr. Paxton,
FRANCIS W. J. HURST TO CAROLINE ELISE eldest
daughter OF Edward 81 Jaffery, Of this city.
HURLEY-MAGUIRE.-On Monday evening, June !,
at the Church OF the Nativity, by the Rev. j. Grimm,
PAUL J. HURLEY to Miss KATE PAULINE MAauIRE.
The engagement was one Of love and truth, which
will insure much happiness TO the young couple.
They have the best wishes OF large circle OF
friends 10 which we add our own most heartily. No
cards.
MALLORY-SHAw.-On Monday, June 1, at the
residence OF the brides parents, by the Rev. Samuel
u Burchard, ID. D., WILLIAM MALLORY, Jr., Esq, OF
Staatsburg, N. Y, to EMILY ANNETTE, youngest
daughter OF A. L. Shaw, OF this city, No cards.
ROBBINS Newark, N. j., on Monday,
June l, by the Rev. ID. w. Poor, Mr.. ISAAC ]. ROB-
BINS to Miss PHEBR A. HALEY.
STORM-BASSFORD.-At FOrdham, N. T., on
wednesday, May 81 at the residence OF the BRIDES
parents, by tile Rev. Mr.. Farman, ABRAHAM STORM,
or New York city, to r. VIRGINIA BASsFoRD, OF
F0rdham.
TKAcY-MooRE.-On Saturday, May 80, by the Rev.
/. =. Weed, CHRfSTOPuER G. TRACY 10 ELEAN0R T.,
daughter Of Smith Moore, oil Of this city.
Observation-Disclosures Monday, June ], by
the Rev. Mr.. Weed OF Allen street Methodist EpiscO
pal church. FRANCIS N. TousLEY, OF New York, 10
Mrs. ANNIE MCCULLOUGH eldest daughter OF Charles
Wyiie, OF Jersey CITY. No cards-no cakes.
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MILL SHORTLY ARRIVE
w IN AMERICA,
THE GREAT ARTIST,
w. n WhLTNCk,
W. II WkLLACK,

w IN AMERICA,
THE GREAT ARTIST,
w. II. WhLINCk,
W. II. WkLLACk,
who viii appear the principal cities Of tbs United ssiss
ia his
WONDERFUL MoNoLoGUB ENTERTAINMENT.
consisting " -.
90 INSTANTANEOUS CHANGES OF DRfss,
40 SOHDS, DANCES AkD hECIftfIONS,
TRAGEDY, CUMEDI, FARCE AND PANTOAIhse
combined Ihespiaa Entcrtsinncnt a..
The programme OF the Ceetat arsir VIII consist ei nf
nouUlo.e cntcrainnen, ano clste
ALL THE WAR ROUND;
SPRING, SUMMER, AUft ka AND WINTER or LIFs
THE WAYS oF THE WORLD,
brirg The OF from earliest infancy nr""ss
manhood, riper years 70 inrm aud honeia u .n
w Walacks hehr porr'ar entertainment mus DC seen
10 be Appreciated. II ma be looket upon ~ he
ri nth WONDER OF ThE WO"i,D
Ha rreet comcalues, mis- nuincF sus ann i.ahtsneout
bsugss n Are "a IN rapi sJccou, biz most sngu rIy phO
musical voice. c6npass and 70 .sr ~
delivery and senloraaniy bearing Al oe
S-AHp n',n Tsis i: GREATEST oBsIus OF THE AGE
, ,hi, c,bnot TOO ALI cnize whose whoS
49,. h,oneh lie been deva1d 70 anurd them anuso
menl -,-.,.. ~
AVsro'l d'.1TITHt!'Ss :TTs SSys si oryiHs WORLD"
,n rtr bot fair. idea OF vnricd beauties aud peasans
se'i It 'w''' tbs PUBLIC REPORT
for genuine vsfiis'' Mr. WALLACE
Wa = :, -. -. ttyINl HALL,
~ DtvIkG HALL,
ccnim'n''0SruEs SruEsDAyigvENINo June ., isss
Full particulars In tuiure advertisements.
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LroR HAVANA, CARRYING THE UNITED STATES
Captain n Cooksey wl leave Phisdsiphis for nsva9s
Passage 20 Havana SO curte6cy 70 New urseans, so
WM Il JAMES, General Agent phn. Ind Souihsru u 8 D
Co., 0ll South Delaware Avanac
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MISCELLANEOUS.

r,ENpER, FEET-MADAMB ow Ems, GRADUATE
female opod,sL from Leadon and Dnbn, authoress
of "Susgc Operations on the Human Foot Ac, attends
daily occ, from IL TO ocock FOR the treatment OF
Corns, Bunons and ngrowng Toe NAla, without pain or
bleeding. 733 broadway.
RIO UNHAPPY WIVES AND HUsBANDs-THE UNnER
signed having had Ersat experience In divorce cases.
hereby such persons may dssre 10
be The bonds maony and 10 become again
eligible for marriage. Legal advics without charge
W. " HARPER, Law once, 20 Cen'ss streel
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T LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
Notice.-Ths steamship CITY OF BALTIMORE, from
Liverpool will TO discharge under general order
pier % North river,
Thursday, June4, at z A. M.
The Company viii De rensbe for loss damage
arising goods discharge and all goods not removed
weuy.four stored risk
aud expense. JOHN o. DALE, Agent,
No Is Broadway.
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TNHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S
l. Steamship BREMEN, II. A. r. Neynaber, Master,
On THURSDAY, June 4,
carrying the United States mall will sail from the Bremen
pier foot OF Third street. Hoboken taking
London Havre, Southampton and Bremen,
at the following rates. payable In gold:-
First cabin .xISQ
Second cabin 7o
To be followed by steamship AMERICA, q. Ernst,
Master, on Thursday, June H.
For freight or passage apply to
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COAsrwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

TINTED sTATESMAIL TO HAVANA
u ALTA TIC n ALL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Sailing regular every Thursday O'Clock r. M precisely
. from pier No ,rth river,
MOkRO CASTLE, Capt. X Adams, Junel.
EAGLE. Capt. N. X. Greene. June II.
COL MBIA, Capt B Van stce, via Nassau, June ID
All letters must pass through the Post olce.
For freight or passage apply 70
GEO. B. HARRISON, President,
& pOvyi inr (sioo
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nNLY AMERICAN LINE TO EUROPE.
" The elegant first class steamship
ARIEL, Capt. A. q. Jones,
will leave pier 13 North river Saturday, June 1S,
for BREMEN, via HAVRE.
Rates Of passage I'm god:--
First Cabin, $50; Second Cabin $50; Steerage, $25.
The CIRCASSIAN will follow June q.
For freight or passage apply to
RUGEk BROS, General Agents,
I03 Pearl street and 10 Broadway.
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- ----
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
In Opposition TO monopoly.
FOR CALIFORNIA,
Via Panama Railroad.
NEW SAILING ARRANGEMENT,
THE 9TH AND 20TH OF EVERY MONTH.
or the day before when these dates fall SUNDAY.
Their eie. and favore steamship SANTIAGO DE CUBA
will sail
Friday, June b, at noon,
from pier t6 North river foot OF King street.
d. N. CARRrHGroN, Agent
pier " North fvef
WILLIAM q. WEBB, Prssident
CHARLES DANA, Vice President,
81 Exchange place. New York.
TlACIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.
Rates Of passage greatly reduced and az low ~ by any other
line
steamers OF above line leave pier ~ North river foot Of
Canals street, at 1s O'Clock noon, -
FOUR TINES MONTH,
on lat, eth, 18th and 2iih,
vous
june 3, HENRY CHAUNcEY, Captain Gray, connecting
with Montana, Captain Caverly. -.
York leaving Francisco July for China and Japan
For tickets and all further information apply 81 he
f. r. BABY, Agent
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Favore Clyde built 81 steamers are intended to sa
EUROPA. June lCALEDONIA.....J June ~
iowa.. June 13 BRITANNIA. Juy 4
COLUMBIA. June 30 HIBERNIA. July IL
Rates OF passage, payable To currency
Cabins to Liverpool, Glasgow or Derry, $50 and $75.
Excursion tickets, good for twelve MONTHS $780,
Steerage to Glasgow Derry, $50; Intermediate $D.
Prepaid certificates from these ports, $37.
Passengers booked to and from Hamburg, Havre Roer-
DAM Antwerp, &c, at very low rates.
Drafts issued payable at any bank in Great Britain.
For further Information apply at No. Bowling Green,
New York, to .-.-.
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r,HEATRR FRAfiCAIs. -
u - "a oRPHEE AUX ENFERs.
OPENING Ni0HT THURSDAY, June 49,.
Reserved seat and be secured ~ sne cn
oncs, es2 Broadway between Bond and Bleec<@ "rsss
A rgRE ENTERTAINMENT WILL BE GIVEN AT @ Thk
IA Mansion House, Macomb's Dam, on THURSDAY m.er
NOON June The pubic are respectfully invited ~ the
weather shpsd prcys unayorsbe take place ee ne c
o.y =. 9ohs =. DoDea, ,...'... -. -. 80, :. ,.,.s
TUD0E AND JURY CLCB.-ANOTHbk NEW ..snz .ninL
al tQntphL Como and this moat popular anc ~ ~
entertainment, held every sysn;Hz ssne A"s"ss Nv" y"
Zver,vrr epxrs FOR THE OPERA AID THEAIHl
TX. CAN AZ SECURED AT THE RAILeOAp TlCkkR
oSFIcS. METROPOLITAN aoHHkt xSkxa AOssA
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.


NAY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TROY.--TBE
IJsteamcrs q. vIBBARD and DANIEL DREW and after
May Co. will leave alternately from Desbrosses street at 30
A. M and street S45 A. M landing at West
Point, Cornwall. Newburg Pougbkcepse Rhinebeca Tiyoi
Catskill and Hudson. Fare to Albany or Troy, ~.
U,OR ALBANY AND TROY-FARE 81 so, BEING III rs
cheaper than by rail and 70 cents cheaper than by any
other iine The elegant steamers VANDEkB1LT and COM
NECrICUr leave pier North river north OF Spring street
evening excepted O'Clock, and foot
Thirty yfourh street bali past SIX O'Clock, connecting with
New York Central Railroad for Buffalo and all points West
and with Rensselaer, and Saratoga and Lake Champain
for Montreal Lake George Saratoga aud all sta
North Adams Burlington and points
Fare sunday 81 Returning leave Troy at and Al
bany at r. IL.
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILKOADS.-
IL Trains for Albany and Troy, connecting with Northern
road Thrtieth and Tenth and 80 A. NJ and
g:l5 80 and II r. NJ and via Harlem Railroad, Twenty
sixth street and Fourth avenue 1T II A. N. and s NJ
The $40 L. n. train via Hudson River viii run on
6sndays. -
Sleeping attached 10 30 and II p. NJ. trAins
Ora room attached To A. NJ. train.
WILLIAM H. VANDERBILT Vice President.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02

BsscusR On kississ Probably
some ~ oar readers aill sniey read
ing the following little sein on kiss
ihF
III. W, u thus spraks ~ his hero
aud heroine ia Norwood. pa They
eat alone in the porch, A feW late
blossoms oflhe Chinese h0neYsurkle
shed a trace II perfume through the
air, There Wero hO loeusis singing,
no kAsyd,ds, nor gurgling eriekeis,
aud vet some son sounds ! certainly
hear,ls Not birds, surely think
u must have been lho plash OF one
hOheysuekle against another Vet
there is no wind 10 move theml ]
hear il again Lisleni Ii is like
the falling u a drop Of dew into the
silver lake from some bir0hen leaf.
No, that is rude, IL is as il two
dreams aoating in tho night had
siashed or like the joining Of two
prayers Of love an their Way up
ward, or-nsy, il was a kiss ,-pure,
sacred, luityi II il the souls SYM
bal, when words fail il, II is the
hearts sigh, or infection, when il
has a feeling for which there is no
expression
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02

FEMALE. LoGIc.-As a young wo-
man was walking alone one evening,
a man looked ut her aud followed
her. The young woman said, why
do you follow mcg' lie answered,
because have fallen in love with
YOU" The woman said, Why are
YOU in love with mog Ny sister il
much handsoMor; she Is coming
after me go and mako love to her, T"
The man turned back, and saw n
woman with an ugly face. Being
greatly displeascd, no turned To the
first woman and said, "Why did
you tell mo n ialschood?" The
woman answered, Neither did you
speak the truth, for If You were
really in love with me, why did you
leave me to look upon my sister,"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02

SOUTHERN LANDs.-By the report
of the Commissioner Of Agriculture
for February, we find an estimate
of the present value of Southern
lands compared with that of 1860.
In Virginia the decrease is % per
cent.
In North Carolina the decrease
is so per cent.
In South Carolina the decrease is
60 per cent?
In Georgia the decrease is So Per
cent.
In Alabaaa the decrease is 60 per
cent.
In Louisiana the decrease is 80
per cent.
In Arkansas the decrease is 30
per cent.
The cause of. this-is the unsettled
condition Of tie country, tear the Of
confscation and the dread Of negro
domination.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02

EDUCATION IN EURoPE.--The
French statistician, Manner, has just
published records, of the general
ignorance of Europe.
In Russia, 4 in 1000 only can read
and write. In Poland 81 per cent.
are ignorant Of the alphabet.
In Spain rs per cent. of the pop
ulation are ignorant of the alpha
bet.
In Greece there is one scholar in
every eighteen souls.
In Southern Italy Is per cent. are
ignorant of the alphabet. In North
crn Italy there is ono school alton
dhnt to every eight souls.
In the German provinces OF the
Austrian empire, of every seven in
habitants, one scholar attends school,
while in Croatia but one child in
fiSe goes to school, and in Hungary
notfevcn as many.
The three nations in whom the
proportion of illiterates is under 80
per cent. are, Great Britain, Belgium
and France.
England herself is not far advan-
ced in the education of her lower
classes. OF one hundred imprison.
od.npon various charges, it was dis
covered that two fifths were ignor-
ant of the namc of Christ, and
three fifths of the name of the
Queen. OF one hundred" seamen,
twenty-ninc only could write their
names. In Ireland, thirty four per
cent. of males, and torty-two per
cent. of females, were unable to
read or write.
In Belgium, one third of the con
scripts, Of the age of twenty, can
neither. readnor write. AT Client,
forty-nine per cent. were unable to
write their own names in registry,
at their marriage.
Dhe Scandinavian and German
nations are conspicuous for educa-
lion. There utter ignorance is ex-
ceptional.
In Prussia, in twelve years, the
Minister of War only discovered
three soldiers in the Landwehr who
could neither read nor write.
In Denmark and Sweden, one in
a thousand, only are ignorant of the
alphabet. In Holland, these illite-
rates amount to but per cent.
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flri Mortgage bend.
HOUSTON AND fElls CENTRAL
Railroad Company.
PAnslpal and Interest "a, able in osir.

i nk iiss,isA sAa Tr1ss osRiFsl EsassF es4Ra-
-, possessing ~ Essi 1slsstAs 0sIisT u "a tfs
ksaTsass IL NAss, As~ sisHss Airssu'ais 81 ihS
lusi ~ I'll so Iliis rHioEFsisFs MA la 4iAE. q
Tsi nsI iri, az iis isIgs gTsH'' II Fliis lsass,
Ass sIassains T. aas lsisR sFErsp IA aasliAna -
tsas ~ s'ssi F-lns, il Possesses il srssi ss'sis
pssFrTis IA assess IT, FsIsi slsak aaa arlt, he
pTesFnss is hFiAs FasAna hfNaTA isaaTas hpa kiFsI
sith al 80 TsIliis ssn,isifni silh TEatsFes ant
a0snsng, "a hhs iNiii lnFslAs "A .i.Er 40 iAa,
Nss hfaTs 60 lhrsssi sh,si TsEia II AgHilrTA HFE-
ss, ksi rsnnUiiFg Niih ~ kah,ss Rasa, d vii b.
The la.in Fhsnnd Il iniFT 0saau rNi0siisn hfis-sE
ihs Galf All thr swat - NsTihstsi, It, . talis
oonnUTiisus carry Il - no sssir u hissaTi, Mis-
Erss,s sH1 issa Tsiir4as, "a - a. GRs.l Geo.
iFsl Fsrh oa 40 NeIth, aHt ilsiiH sszllsfa Pa
rihs Whish " ounrri Al AsN uiis.as NilL lhs Cal
if,Flia Gglf "a lhf 18th,
Ia sdliiioa O. 49, aiaas HEsir go hssiisns 90
nsy Isiui O. ihr Na,hhg isH treaty R,aa, (sisa
vuuTi ty d. a. 7, CsalIsi ,s.sTsi ~ tls Be,
Sc nTanFh, ahifh is ns1fF sansiTastiap, asd ihs
o. nFAHsh, a. sFli a. sihs. THi,Ttsd ~ saia.0s =
side sooIs Il oaaaiTy i,,u -hish iLs IH.as gill b.
bTsaEhI to Gs'i Ihs Cssinsi Road,
ARRAY Tho iaSaiar uii I,ai sfsTis smpis sasan,
10 osVrT al rNI~nses TrIars and HsTv ihaa d,ails
shsush IL say lie iH''Esi "a iis honas Thirty
ins insFe sIs n.v ani-T S,niTari, sni ssoiisiion,
are Pending Zoe .iili FATHER isiiing., whsa ihss.
ats eomrlslsi, The T@iss sisaminss uiii h. sR.iiy
nsTrAss sud establish il ous e Ilr aesI PT0hia
aud important inWs'm'nls la the counIy,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02

A Mono IN: THE CHAIR.-The
aneieDt oiinir Of the Virginia House
of Delegates was graced yesterday
by the imposing person Of DR. Bayne
the negro dentist from Norfolk. He
reached that elevation through an
agile movement Of Mr.J-C.Gibson,
TO the very great annoyance Of the
Radicals. The scene was grotesque
in the extreme. Like q Simian ex-
plorer of a mountain slope, leaPing
from crag to crng. the DESCENDANT Of
the Cannibals Jumped min tbsehair.
and turning about his face winked
and Efsed his scalp with satisfaction
ard ctmpiaoeDcy. o rare scene
o EsIIy Illustration Of the logical
ecssEraences Of radical theories !
Enquirer asd FrrMiHer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02

A negro astonished his brethren
at politico prayer meeting, held in
Tennessee, few nights ago, by tell
ing them that the Ka Klux Khan
were the spirits of the Confederate
soldiers killed in the late war. He
declared that few nights ago he.
had seen one of these Ku Klux rise
out of the grave of a murdered
Confederate soldier, who was buried
near where he lived.
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Notice orFinaI settlement.

VOS. II. Stewart Guardian Of the estate
% Of Sam. Stewart, (non eompos Dentis)
has filed in my Office his final account cur
rent with said estate, together with his pc
tiiiOn praying that hs.Se released from all
further liabilities as Guardian Of said es-
tate. This is, therefore, to notify all per-
sons interested to be and appear before the
Honorable County Court Of Dallas County,
10 be holden at the Court in the Town Of
Dallas. on the last Monday, (the 25ih day.
Of May, AID. 1858, When and where the
same SiH be acted upon, and confess the
same, IL the think proper.
SIS. JOKES,
CIR G. C.. ID. c. ].
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02

TIME undersigned having been duly ap-
Il pointed Administrator Of the estate Of
Jno. Goetseels, late Of Dallas County, de-
ceased, at regular term Of the County
Court of said County, held for Probate and
other like purposes, on the 3lst Of March
A. ID. 1868. This is therefore to notify all
persons indebted 10 said estate, to make
immediate payment; and all persons hav-
ing claims against the estate to present
them for acceptance, duly suthsn ticatsd,
within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be barred. BENZ. LONG,
Administrator.
Dallas April 4 1S6S-2o:6w.
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Administrators Notice.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NVtHCCs
YNHE undersigned having been duly ap
l. pointed Administrator of the estate of
r. A. Coombss, deceased late Of the coun-
ty of Dallas, at a regular term of tho Coun-
ty Court of said county, held for Probate
and other like purposes, on the last Mon.
day in March, A. d. 1863; this is thereto
to notify all persons indebted to said es-
tate to make Immediate payment; and all
persons having claims against the estate
to present them for acceptance, duly au-
thenticated, within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be barred.
D. s. HARRIS, Administrator.
Dallas April a. lS6S-29:6w
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02

Lows MEAsuRE.-Prctty Girl 10
GdrieS-"Charlcy, how TAR is il
around the worldg Isn't il twenty
four thonsan-'
Charles who adores pretty girl,
and puts both arms around her y
That's all n mistake, my love
il is only about twcnty.iour inches.
Shc was all the world to him.
Dear Charley"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-02

About two thousand girls in Bos.
ton applied for an opportunity to
exhibit their legs in tho White
Fawn.
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The Campaigns of Lieut.
General Forrest aud Of
Forresf,s Cavalry.

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r.uts historical vorf ever issaed from The
American press. Agents wanted
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A DmItttE AAIOtte 1O1l1E.
N The undersigned hariHg been duly ap-
poin,sd admisisfrat0r Of The estate Of 10
ssph 3. MvS=s, esesnssd, 81 q regular term
Of the County Courf Of Dallas county, held
for probate ard other Ike purposes, en- ne
80ih day Of October A D. 1851; his is
fbsrsfors 10 notify 81 persons indebted 70
said estate 70 make Innediais payment and
riloss having claims arrinst ne ssnrs -
s-es.uf tbs1, suly sufhsnfir.ted within
ne tine prsscrfbed b. IL, e. tbss viH ~
r--sraued. as he la directs. his l7th
: d 81 April A. D. 1853
Al LANIER
sIFr1 Adniristrstcr.
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MALE AND FEM ALE
HIGH SCHOOL.

DALLAS, TEXAS.
BOARD az issfRuCfIos,
REV, HENRY 2, BONE, FFiEdPsi,
Mas, MoLLIE BONE, ,,,;,,.,,
Mas, Lsu. cOuGHANOUR, H'"'''""'
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Rates OF Tuition per Session or
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