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Immunity from duty on the importation
TO ST. CrCiX Of all The materials and ma
chinerv required for the first construction
oil central ft~otories, provided such lmmu-
nifty be not conceded in consequence Of
law Of S0th june 1880, relating 10 trade
and navigation in st. CroiZ, s 6 l. a.; also
immunity from ship dues, cranage, wharf
age and plIotage, eventually calculated on
such a part Of the tonnage Of the vessels in
which the materials in question are Import
ed. az corresponds wi b The shiproom
thereby occupied.
So.
As soon as a Central Factory commences
opera. ions, the restrictions contained in proyi-
sional ordinance 0! 26.h January l849. in re-
gard to the rural iabourers' power of d~isposiHg
of their work ON Saturday, and ,he p y for
labor on Saturday, shall, In accordance with
law of 25th February 1875. 5 be abolished
Professionally at the same t,fae, until the said
provisional ordinance and he latter supplements
tary ordinances Concerning the relations be-
tween the owners Of landed properties and The
free rural laborers, established in accordance
with the said euactmpnts, are emf civ abolish
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this isiss cuTei t;,F. ISM. p a. ---'s
TO extend It's sale Ii i.iNti.
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marvellous.
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pronounce is snn-Ifc. g. aus -Ht.E -ers
b nave eyes --st. We '-tsl 80 h's.i o. fosiF
nve d2sen oottiss pr fs-aatn go ,i--s. .-4 i'i-
, sters-"
| We have thcu@aHts u s;a.Iizr ..liao-
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( etc anC for scr. = s. offfs - ttf-r4.f --..H q
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which Is ye-.'i = huD,i7e,i 4sieS s sos.
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Contradictory Reports ConeerninE the
Pair q CoupIe oil Readable sotnmu
nscafions

70 the Editor of The Herald
/ wish 10 correct an error Of tie tele-
gram ia relation To the last race at the
fsir grounds. The mistake was made
by the officers, and incorrectly sent 10y
your correspondent. For the one hun.
dred dollar purse there We're two en-
tries, Red Buck, OF Jefferson, and Bob
Cane. of Louisiana, half mile, best two
in three. The race was won 10y REQ
Buck, ia two straight heats. Time,
iifty-six and iifty-seven seconds.
the running has been very zine.
There were over sixteen fine horses on
the grounds. The test horse, conceded
10y all, was Alt johnson, owned 10y W.
3. Blalock, of Piano, Collin county.
Our fair has turned out well. Every
one coLeedes that it has teen a grand
success.
Our people are looking with great
anx iety 10 the Dallas fair, which
IL Is believed will be the finest
ever held IN the Slate. ] wish
you would DO one thiug-iDspir
your farmers to take an active Interest
ia ii. Here they have been Very back
ward, which is unsccOuutabie, when
We consider TINT these meetings ,.ud
displays in the South have been gotten
up particularly for the benefit OF the
agricultural class of our people. Our
Granger friends mist come TO the
ffOnt. Your country and section are
SO rich and so well filled with fine
stock that we look for s,nnethiug that
viii equal, and perhaps surpass, the
most favored exhibitions Of the older
States.
wish ! had time TO give you an ac-
count OF the grand masquerade all on
Friday night. IL was brilliant affair
and rich In costumes. Marshall has
many beautiful ladies, aBd there were
many visitors. a more lovely array
has never been seen In any bail room
Ia the state The premiums awarded
were First lady. Mrs VIC. Robanda,
Tyler; character, Cigarette; second,
Miss Kate Carter, OF Marshall; char
acter, Shepherdess. GeatlemeD-FiTst
premium, james Murphy, of Marshall;
character, jew peddier, second, James
Wheat, OF Marshall; character, Ben
Batter. the spoon thief.
The weather has been cool and pleas
ant, but the dust the dust the dus,
You never saw anything like It. Ii
was a great impeachment TO the races.
But there has been some fine running
aud close contests Il at created mark cd
i5tcrest. L.
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;tiei - div, au 4 tic pfisoner fauud
CURLY aud puui-hmunt ass ssssi al ~
teen years IN the peniteutiarS.
There are two other ne gfces confined
here who win %e tried this term ~
court Claib heudiu aud Green Dur-
ham for theft OF three hundred dot
iGgs Ia gold from J. e. Griffith They
will also pY badly 20 TO Huntsville.
The good old town OF Kaufman has
not advanced any slice was here last,
but Il Is a lessant, stald oh town,
and smQug is Inhabitants are some
good friend % TINS HERALD. and year
( CORES pendent might name tho ~, 1ul
the ii,t wonid be too long tn pahlish.
( IL l. pretty little town, beautifully
I located IN the edge ~ the timber, with
ten mite stretch of praiiie Oh ihe
s,s4i, sud some very well built. credit
I shie Residences
I came here this morning oli Tat
Iayue's four-horss hack from Terrell
twelve miles ia one aud hait
/ hours and | might say just here trai
: " you want good turnout 81 Any
Z kind 20 20 to ANY of the -urronadipg
/ towns, lust call AZ Pat I.ayne's livery
! stable south side of the railroad, Ter
rell He'll accommodate you with
any thing in that line.
5 \ brisk uorther sprGrg up this
morning as we rode out of Terrell, aud
the homsward trim this evening is not
pleasant to contemplate.
Those little pests, the grasshopper~ =
/ or as you call them, the six-iegged 10.
oIsts--havc not disturbed vegetation
Ia this county. They passed over 81
the same day they made their appp' r
aBee la Dallss, bat they kept GA ths
way toward the gulf aud did not de
I scsHd to the earth
/ kaufman, rs you know, Is 81 excel
lent county OF land aud is fast filIing
ny and improving. The town of Ter,
reil j. is commercial mart, - il is .oi
large scope If country surrounding
this county.
Rain l. needed here, as Il Is with IT,
! TIiE HERALD Il duly appreciated
here "a, al old friend, as its enterpris,
is making it many friends among ,h'
new corners USU.
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Toihe Edition Of The Herald:

To the Edition Uf The Herald:
| understood before going to Mar
shall that fair was ia progress be-
iisve the general impression away from
that town was that fair really was
going On- | am not prepared to say.
on oath, that II was not fair, but
would tesl very much AS If had lied
were 70 voluntarily make the state
meut without any excuse. Blu; IL the
people Of Marshall are satisfied have
no right to complain.
There Were a few paintings, some
bed quilts, and any number of counter
panes, all full of small holes in front
aud around the neck, while The boz
SONS we're tucked and friiied and per-
forsted like mosquito Let. The
sleeves, which were about three inches
long, bad filagree work around them.
TOO. Que OF the counterpaRss had a
gold button on the collar.
saw some beets, u cabbage, sew
ing machine, with the man attached,
aud other vegetables, besides an in
fact jackass. / spent four solemn hours
gazing in speculative meditation at
this latter object. had never seen an
infant jaekass before, aud l sat on the
fence and watched and waited for the
Juvenile beast to shed muleteer. Ii
was something had long wanted to
see, aid after waiting 80 patiently
| without the animals exhibiting any
disposition to crafty me I got restless
and put some sand in his eyes. The
proprietor got angry about 1t when WI
| had some words, asd securing me q
| policeman left the grounds.
Marshall IL not a very ugly place
not 81 ugly as her women = but there's
a terrible lot of sand and dust. Hel
cemetery is beautiful. Mighty oak,
are the silent sentlpe standing guart
over the cold and cherries camp o
that army of pulseless forms that one,
walked the earth in the full vigor o
health. participated In the pleasures o
life, had friends and loved ones I,
cherish and care for them, and got in.
to debt, perhaps.
| The murmurs of the gentle breath o
Nature through the clustered tops o
the graceful pine signs a solemn re
| quiein to departed souls The m1sica
tnonotony of its melancholy ton,
creates sadness in tn.
! heart, and Mi tenderness o
ones nature struggles TO tn,
surface. Delibersting, Imagination
scans the realities of life, i.s viclssi
tubes and vari-eoiored sorrows. III
bonanzas and pauper manufactures
ETC, concluding that man Is a faiinr,
,fter all. he goes into the earth All,
takes his identity with him. A lev
once lived passes into decay
in the case of CREDITOR, Of e. ar
I il seldom 4 exercise mytsl, AIN, !
! 4. "A. 4.
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Grapevine Masonic Institute,
tMAI.E And FEMALE
Grapevine, TafFaat Cgllly, Texas.


The Eighth Annual Session OF t..is institu-
ton Will commence o. tue first Monday in
September, 1870, under the siperintendeuc,s
OF IS. q, Franklin, A. NJ. VI. d, aided by a
iuii corps 81 able and experiences assistants.
fhe aim oi the Trustees Of th.s SC hooi * 90
furnish, Tor acquiring "a tnoIough anu re-
fiDed e1ucafi hon, all the adva atsges fouud In
the best Colleges.
"A wholesome and rigid. though PARENTAL
discf pliue. good order, Aid hDroaz Inst rue
tt"n, VIM be the prominent featurss ia
This school.
The use OF tobacco in school viii not under
any circumstances, be allow.
The location Is one OF the most healthy
and beautiful portions OF the State, sufil =
eiently rcmaie from railroads 10 sSe exempt
from their con amiDatlng influences. and
near enough 10 reap ali The advantages %
travel, nsportRtioG, etc being siEtsrn
mi es from Johnson, on ths Texas aud Pa
clac road, and twenty foug miles from l,sl .
las.
Ia connection with the present College
ediaee, there is nov in tha course OF sTec-
q n, ana vii he nniShed End appropriately
furnished by the opening Of the session ,
another large and elegant building.
BoGrd, including lights and fuel, will be
FURNISHED pupils at fiO.n s. TO 30 q month.
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LANCASTER MASONIC INSTITUTE
FOR BOTH SEXES.

viii reopen the SECOND MONDAY IN
SEPTEA Der. 1876, when the ENLARGED and
newly furnished building will be ready for
occupancy. Profs- Ragsdaie and Clark, and
Mrs ID. T.. RagsdaIe, all experisncssd and
Succ,esssfui teachers. will hsve tal charge Tn s
Literary Department., and ID ss s-izzie Guy
the Musical. Course OF INSTRUCT n thor
ough. Tuition reasonable. Location healthy.
society excellent. Church aud sabbath
sefleoi priv eyes good. No spiri.aous iio uer
sold within I've miles o: the place. Bard
In the pest families for so per month. Ex-
senses less than most schools afIordlng
equal advantages. For further psrfica iaTs
address
DIR. III. j. MDFEETT.
President Board Directors Bsncester. Dallas
County, Texss- aug2sd2wsawim
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M5.OOO (,hallenge

That HowEs' GREAT LONDON CIRCUS,
ETC., owns and daily exhibits in the pnbiic
streets, the only African Zsbras ever seen In
harness tordinHry shows have .hese Animais
csgetil; by this company they are used and
dsf.en the same as the horse.
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AUGdSTA FEMALE SEMINARY
sTAuxroS,vA.

The academic term Of this institution be-
gins on the first Wednesday In Septeru f,er,
and closes On he corresponding day in ! ane
following This Is the largest firsf-.las IL.
has y es,rps OF twrnty- i've Officers and IL sen-
ers. The English course is extensive ard
thorough. Advsutsges for nnusic, iausn age~,
For Catalogue containing full psrticu lars,
apply 70 MISS NJ AIRY !. BAisDwIs.
sepslswT Principal.
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&5.Ot0 Challenge

That the Proprietors of HowEs' GREAT
LON DON CIRCUS has imported into the
Quilted States more Elephants than any
other concern In America.
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$4,000 Challenge

That HowEs' GREAT LONDON CIRCUS,
ETC.. owns and exhibits aaily In the public
streets, the only Jerusalem Donkey and
Abyssintan Asses ever seen in harness In
America.
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&5.OOo 1,haIlen~e

That the Grand MARDI-GRASC CARNIVAL
far exeels ia beauty, wonder, and magni-
tnie, any Amphi- Theatrical. Histor cal. or
Efubiem atieaI Spectacle that has ever been
rnduesd In the public street, or under can
Pas, in the world.
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$4,000 Challenge

That HowES' GREAT LONDON CIRCUS,
etc, has The hest Geological Lecturer tprof.
Eiiingham from II. u. N. &c ological Gar
Deus, London), In America
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Bosru and Tuition payable In advance
Oug-htlf In September and one-half in Re b.
ruaTy OF zach year.
n. 3 Special attention paid To- Spelling
Reading aua writing.
IrCATigN-The Institute is located in one
Of the best ueisibot hoods of Texas. Ardent
spirits can not n sold within two ~ lies of IL
Divine services four times e month fass
Of access. being only seven miles from Dal
!as, the great central city of Norta Texas.
VBe citizens have lately expended IN iiIfing
M nd furnishing the Institute over 81 Co.
For fartIer particulars address.
j As. II. NATION r.
aug9dA W.iin Dallas, Texas
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A. w. MORTON.
General Undertaken.
Cochran ST.. Dallas. Texas.

Respectfully informs tae citizens ol Dallas,
and The surrounding counties that he has
fitted up his establishment ON Cochran
street expressly fer the business, aud is pre-
pared 10 make collins al the shortest Notice
10 order, and trim them in all styles He
also Keeps on hand, at all times, cof ms OF al.
sizes, ready made, with Tie exception OF
trimming, which he can deitycf nj an hour's
notice, day or aight. He has also made ar
rangrmenfs 10 Keep on hand u fuii assort-
ment of Metallic Burial Cases, which He can
deliver on call He has the NeiasIve agency
for these burial cases. for Dallas aud sur
rounding counties, aud can supply them at
appsudagcs, he viii Undertake all the neces-
sssry arrangements flr buri.sIs with dispatch.
He has determined to make this his exciu-
sive business, and respectfully asks the pat
ronage of the public.
swift A. ". MORTON.
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W. medicine ,hat 5at b. fl.I-
~ fhr sio- q ga ----r-
i''rod, In .4.l -.s. -t
iis'Y stitisi..-, "a s.l-,-.it-
prd.nots viai-o,=. leaaL
AxEI's FlLLs have ts.u ,-
more than Is qusrtIr cs ,crlurl.
oh,1inct 4 worldwide -c-u--sr-
sifiacs. They oogrcct Gl-,-all
itse several sssiissilafisc s---a-
body ssstt arr - ca.ar- SEA -t-f
ne'as within ihcir gs.s-r caa 81,
siaFi O. osalic tlH1a. So. e-a E
eur ule cvcry-isy crsl tars 81
BODY, hot also fasu ial..,. la. Is
disease that have ia1isi tt.
human skiil WhJs ,hsy ru.i1
m, ,-'iee.s. thcg arc, at lis sr-ss
safest AMI h,ef FLy,i- sv elt
their apcrieni sclica lies -rtc l.-.
ihe1 the common -T-,--at.te-- al.
gave lisln wAcg, ust bowels NV 1st
They re.ich tlic vial i0,ss;aiiss st.i.
ana s,rrg-iileu ,hc sssiea- 3, 6rc
fI.1H. the clrucats q wcakrp,A
A.fPt,l . ~ avs AMI ,7'.as
ali c.tES'es. esniiGains O. ais.
nor sus ,.sieitfjeg= .lr7i.. ths-- i'ilt~
b talea wiih saies D. sasi-a.,-. d.
stissr-sn7tsaI preserves tler eEt
ahh makes them pl,-azstnf - ia-e,
being rg.eiy vrsetstie ~ ha1a -la -1-
tioin theiF use IL aay F--a-as
g-sss..-, .ss.sf =
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A surn mary cf s.essx~-en I'm Kaufman
Coonsy a r5usaaaf Decentralization
per.-Da- Appreciation oi -yesysss
latte Superiority.

To ne Ediler Of me Dallas ~ raid;
Dhsti9cs rnUrt his- nsss in ssSsst u
three weeks herr, and Win ecntin, e
fsaflS " sot quite The fpii tssin aiigw''
ed - nv wss.k~ ia igr tsf.-eD J Chs
prssi,isbr. sn,i William A Hiudmt u,
y a eau ~ attorney A Jorge ainnnnt
~ h,i-insss has heen frsEsaete'i-
Among tb- mosf impnrfanf eases iris'
wsfs Gnt sfstr rs Ea2enr Catching
truiattSl aud Bill Payne (negrs| a.
tbr ulurd 81 Johu Lave aud burnina
his lLfsv.'-i sbsi,ty twp ar three miller
wess ~ TERED, In tisi- county. Ia Ma,
Inst There we're t~o ll.siiet mept-
nekjnst the parfle-, ote Tor thunder .s,s,
one for arson The, ~er. tound
uuilfy ~ the first charge at,er ! 6,ir
and Impartial trial, which lasted fa,'
dsys Al the testimony was e,re,,.,
stantin'. bst 70 direct and eonviprirr
thai Il ssnopeted almost To proof pos,
tive. Iesru, Aiso, that N. nsrors
have made crnftssicn 81 the crime.
th.ur Il ma p<rnlssiy. Tie case y a. AZ.
sr,ed on Inc part ~ The State ~ VIII
ham a HsndmsB, Esq the popular
"a lnsu:! !sss opsx s.; sYul Ms,,; .sse. Z
x.isn- 5fax lawyefs Of this place,
IN. ~ 1rese xss ooGk<sfted W jd6tph
HsfGnn1es Es9 - TIssseil And ~.
s e..i... e g ~ sssss liz jasy We ~
~ ~ ~ m1nG11A
81 sKa1p - 49, - ; hesnss "a
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TERMS Of TUITION. Per A%-sion oil
Five ts~bssasttci Months

JUVENILE DEPARTMENT..
Spelling, Reading, Writing, First
Le sons IN ATithiaetic, First Lessons
IN Geography SO 20
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Spelling aud Defining, Reading,
Writing. Primary AFithmetic. Prima-
~ Geography, Firss Lessons ia En-
g'ish Grammar, First Lessons in His
tory 10 %
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
Spelling md Defining. Reading,
WTitiug, AGyanced Arithmetic, adj
vanced Geography, Advanced Eng
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COLLEGIATE COURSE.
The Collegiate Course rs divided
into three years, and includes the
Higher Mathsm atie-, Ancient and
Modern Languages. the sciences, and
EensraI Lltrrature...-.-'.---...---- %
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Music on the Plano extra, At the ususi
rates.
Drawing aud Painting extra, at the usual
rates.
dis and gentlemen TOR teachers.
Changes fsr tuition are made from the
late OF entrance to the close OF the session
AID no deduction maize Tor lost time, unless
occass"ned by proiraeted sickness OF at least
Tuiua,i due at the close Of each session,
but satisfactory arrangements for it- pay
Ineut must be made wneo the pnfii enters
school.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
SAN Francisco, March %, 1876.

SAN Francisco, March q, 1876.
Charles Jost, of Antioch, distiller,
one Of the parties mentioned by Phil
lips as connected with the whisky
ring, denies everything Phillips says,
particularly the alleged offer on Josts
part to squeal. A. 2. Van Duzen, AS
sistant United States District Attorney,
also denies all of Phillips charges.
District Attorney Van Dyke says
Phillips had nothing to do with whisky
trials on the coast; and says that the
charge of Phillips that the jury was
composed of hoodlums from the Eluns
of San Francisco il SANDER on Judge
Hoffman's Court. Michael Reess was
on the panel for that jury, although he
was net drawn. Robert Sherwood, one
of the best known citizens of San Fran
cisco, was the foreman OF the Jury.
Two more of Phillips witnesses have
been indicted by the United States
Grand Jury--one III. III. Hall, for at
tempted bribery of a witness in the
Jost distillery case, and A. b. Clark,
q Government agent, for opposition in
office.