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Impressive Ceremonies.

NASHVILLE, TENN, June H.-The couse-
Grafton OF Rev. Joseph Rademacker, Cath
Ollie bishop of Nashville, took place at
the cathedral this morning in the presence
of a vast concourse. The ceremonies lasted
from 10 a, IN. to Up. m. DIR. II. Mmller, OF
Cincinnati, was master OF ceremonies, and
the following bishops OBLIGATED; RI. Rev
William Henry Elder, of Cincinnati; TT
Rev. A. NJ. Toeble, of Covington RI. Rev.
Richard Gilmour, of Cleveland; RI. Rev.
Henry Joseph Richter, OF Grand Rapids;
RI. Rev. William H. Gross, Of Savannah;
RI. Rev. ID. +. Ohatand, Of Vincennes;
Archbishop Feehan, of Chicago. consecra-
tor. Bishop Gross, Of Savannah, delivered
the conservation sermon, After the conse-
Grafton. Bishop Rodemacker entertained
the visiting clergy, sixty In number, at the
Delmon'co builoing, opposite the Cathe.
dral. On this occasion a testimonial was
psaren ed to the bishop from former par.
ishioners of For Wayne. In the form Of q
handsome purse of gold eagles.
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Richmond Matters.

RICHMOND, June A.-An ARRAY occurred
this evening between William Crutchfield
and l.. 7. Mason. The former was stabbed
four times in the body. His physician says
the wounded man cannot live. The ditli-
Guilty was the result Of an old feud. DR..
Crutchfield Is q years old and single
man. Mason is married and about 40 years
old. Both are of highly respectable fami-
lies.
Nothing has been heard from Beirne and
Elan. II is reported the former is in West
Virginia awaiting a new arrangement for a
hostile meeting. Elam's whereabouts is
not stated. Rumor locates him at various
points, When or where the meeting will
take place is more of u mystery now than
ever. That it will occur is not doubted,
the excitement of the past three days has
not abated. Anxiety and desire to hear
from the parties is intense.
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TUESDAY THE s, ss3uRTEENTn DAY OF
" eeveiA counties Of this state for he
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Lost.
1Npncu IN l.clld.

Reunion Picnic Privileges for Sale N
Mckinney.
The reunion OF old settlers and members o
the Association of ex Confederate Missouriaps
u Ector Brigade. Ross Brigade, Fitzkuph's
Regiment. llth Texas Cavalry, and several
other eN'Confederste commands, as well AZ OK.
Coniederates and citizens generally (ex.Upon
soldiers being also invitcd) will be held AT Me
Kinney, on the 9Th and sth days OF next August
me grounds Will lie kept open day ana night
!, me ioliowing privileges will be sold to the
~ SATURDAY, JUNRso
A?o'cloCk p. M, at the court. house door in
the citv of Mckinney; ' So
l. Beer privilege.
.. Cigar aud tobacco privilege
3. Sodawatcr and Lemonade privilege.
T. Restaurant and Understand privileges,
:. Ice Cream and Cake privilege.
g. Fruit and Candy privilege.
I. Shooting Gallery privilege.
= Flying Horse privilege.
Ball Game privilege.
10. Swing privilege.
Purchasers will BE- allowed one 10 four stands
Tor ach privilege, II necessary aud desirable,
locations to be designated by the Commi,iee OF
Arrangements. W
No exhoroitant prices will be allowed 10 be
charsed for any thing. Beer aud lemonade
not to exceed l0cents per glass,
Vne-half the purchase money 10 be paid Gown
balance In ten days thereafter Parties not
complying with terms will forfeit the privilege
and payment
:. No oae will be all wed to cree, stand alone
tho road. In tho grove, or old or new IA r
grounds, excepting those purchasing at this sale
Not less than 1900 people are expected In
Chairman Committee OF Arrangements
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Hound To Fight.

PETERSBURG, Va, June 4,-On informa.
ton received that Elan and Beirne are
likely TO engage in duel near this place
T. II. Thompson, justice of the peace, this
afternoon issued warrants for said parties
arrest. II is thought the seconds for the
parties have arranged for hostile meeting,
and that in case the principals are not ar.
rested the duel will be fought in Chester.
field county, about three miles from this
City to morrow
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A Strong Statement indicated.

Mr.. W, H. Clarke, of Providence, r, L.,
several years apo made concerning his kid.
ney medicine, Hunts Remedy, the strong
statement that it was never known to
fail" How did he dare to say 80 much i?
How did he know IL to be the truth? Be
cause Hunts Remedy, the great kidney
and liver medicine. proved itself to be a
positive cure for Bright's Disease OF the
kidneys; and he knew that medicine that
would accomplish that, would cure any all.
ment Of the kidneys, bladder, liver or uri.
nary organs. And time has proved the
statement strictly true.
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smiths l:xtrast.
SMITHS Extract Of May Flower
Remedy for all Diseases of the Blad.
der and Kidneys.
1t Positively Cures Wbsr. A,
e"oa'es Have Failed to Pro.
duce Relief

sconrasa disease OF the Kidneyso q ,e.,s,,
S oond,se winch spares neither a.e 60. eaiius
for tho uar oruomes an incurable disease onI1,
worE ts "an. OF timely attention If sIiovs ynty
e en-, upon the vitals of It's vicim nas Iasteh,
sniu cSn release Its hold 1t clsim ,,s meuicai
t,nay numbers Its victims by the , ey, Sho
Sm'th's Extract Of May Flower
VIII positively prevent such resn,,.
% ms assertion, we cite you To the r, IN pnoof
u 1ni "aas IN our possession and nnn,n LEES
ven. Conn u'i snd @ as Dr. I'll Ives OF New Ha
Dlspensstory.) Ask yOur o,vn NV VI hings
mh'nes AIe author les, and decide ~. II .nese
wme,sr you VIA ,acrifce your iife ~
cine ~! w., pre- idice to an advertised mad
- INV, IL may not be too late.
om',hS Extract OF May Flower
~, ~ ma, w own remedy. his no vi,o oor,oo
Nav " F T"Seous drngA and dang srOus chemicsIs
grows in New Eon,d modest liltle' plant which
hcntuoky. Iii dinetic ADD as,r,,n, Nalia ana
propetueH, aud has frequently hssn nsa aa us
;, n,s az aIltase III Diarrh@t and Bowei 80 W
il in iis y, nt lts q eat merit, however
neys. removes all i'm ur,les m rn, sne hiu-
~ ,vm-hn'l AMI restores the svs,s., Hau.
a., heal'hy nnNditon. tip ompty r, lawn ewos 10
ir.ta ,em, ai'1 IONS In cYses ofweak and de,.
But for the na.u NJ mode,,y os ~" o computation,
'husts her 10 shrink fr IN new. nanar ~, WHICH
,ol ni,sn, publish hundreds Of testimpuinis
'"I"'r"raoie nefit d, rived from lis use Vi
Fluwei GA ~, Hgiss or Smiths Extract of Nav
'o'uc' IL Is yours choose between 'o'Hu 'ne
Health, Happiness and Life.
pisease' Misery and Death
ION. Nv For sale nv all drneei.ts DID, loving
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NlysteriOus.

CLEVELAND, o., June a.-The body OF
Charles T. Goodwin, the missing cashier Of
the Lake Shore freight house here, was
found to-day in the lake near the break
water, but no letter or writing explaining
the motive for suicide, Notwithstanding
the denial of friends, 1t is proved he is de
faulter to the amount of nearly 81 600, and
ON the day OF disappearance, negotiated at
at the bank joint note with lsaac. Rey-
nolds for $500. As deceas,
cd was man OF correct and
economical habits, reports that he lost
considerable sum In speculation find no
G'edence, though 1t has developed that he
had credit balance OF about 5000 at one
of the brokers offices. The theory OF men.
tai arrangement is fortified by the fact that
he had property much more than to meet
all liabilities vet known, and that year
ago his health failed and he was compelled
to relinauish work for several months, He
returned greatly improved, but lately
manifested symptoms OF serious brain
trouble.
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Seltacr Apesient.
THAT "KNOwLEDGE is POWER"

NEEDS NO EaoNsTATIOv. AND HE WHO
BY EXPERIENCE KNOWS THE VALUE OF
TAKRANTS SELLER APERIENT DOE
NOT NEED TO BE TOLD THAT HE HAS 1T
WITHIN HIS POWER TO WARD OFF FE-
NERs, BILIOUS ATTACKS. HEADACHES
AND ALI THE ILLS ARISING FROM A DIS.
ORDERED STOMACH, LIVER OR BOWEL.
A TEAsP0oNFUL IN A GLASS OF WATER,
BEFORE EATING, ACTS LIKE A CHARM,
AND NO WISE MAN WILL BE wITHoUTIT.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Antfcex.

NoTICK--Advernsem may De nsnaed into
~ our business Office up to SD. m, and Into me
composing room up to / a. N.
MOTIF FALL PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS
~ against Moon & Burnett, late contractors
onth 6 Texas Trunk Railfosd, will please PIE.
sen them to me at my office, 5l5 Elm street,
nallas, Texas for adjustment and settlement
A. w NO"I.lN, Attorney for Moon y Burnett.
U. ICE -Cluzens or strangers wishing 70 in
~ vest IN ty real estate. farms or wild lands,
are respectfully invited TO call Al our office, No
IO9; Main street and examine our lists. maps,
and abstracts Of land titles The best of refer
Agents
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SHANGHAI, June Alt is stated that d
telegram couched in language OF very
pacific nature has been received from
France. IL is believed to be due to the ei'
forts of Marquis Tseng. The report has
been received here of trouble between the
French and their native allies in Anram.
Tricon, French minister to China, remains
here
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Monument Unveiled.

CINCINNATI, o., June A,-The monu.
ment TO General Fred Hecker was unveiled
with ceremony in Washin gton park TODAY.
A great procession marched through IL
streets. Speeches were made by Emil Rothe.
Msritx jacob and Albert Springer. The
monument Is q Scotch granite shaft, sur.
mounted by q portrait bust.
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vided with safe conduct to the French com.
mander at Tamstave. A telegram from
saigon states the governor Of Cochin China
has expelled the Annamite oonsuls because
OF their connection with conspiracy
against French rule. The evacuation OF
Quinhor has been ordered.
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PARIS, June A.-The foreman OF the Jury
which returned averdict of guilty against
Louise Michel, has received menacing let.
ters. When the prisoner was sentenced
yesterday, the audience cheered her. The
communist press generally consider her
sentence excessive. Even legitimatist and
union advocates predict Communication,
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The Havana Sugar Market

HAVANA, June 4.-The sugar market
during the week was entirely inactive. Mo.
lasses sugar, regular to good polarization,
0 81 to z IA reals gold per arrobe; Musca-
vado, common to fair, to IL reale; cen.
triiugal, 90 to 90 degrees polarization, in
hogsheads, bags and boxes, 8 Ia 10 o reals,
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Fast limo.

CHICAGO, June I.-The Chicago, st..
Louis & Pittsburg road announces change
in the time table, going into effect to-day.
The fast train which formerly left Chicago
at 0 o'clock at night, and reached New
York at 5 O'Clock In the morning, will
leave the same time and reach New York at
7 In the morning.
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SrETIS, June 25.-The German govern
ment refuses to allow men belonging to the
German navy to take to China the Chinese
iron-clad recently launched here.
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HELENA, Mon, June 24.-The construc-
ton trains ofthe Northern Pacific railroad
passed Missoula at 3 p. M, yesterday,
There Ia q gap OF 100 miles to close betwec
Missoula aud Helena. Work Is progress.
Ing from both ends rapidly.
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LONDON, June 24-The steamer Asbrook,
from New Orleans May 10 for Bayonne,
took refuge a. 81. MichAlls the 10th inst;
her shan vas broken but will be repaired In
Z few days.
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Untrue,

Nav YoRK, Juno 25.-Ingersoll reported
from Washington and elsewhere as dead at
Long Branch, 10 enjoying the best Of health
at Long Beach, on the Long Island coast.
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LONDON, June H.-Seventy persons
were drowned In the floods of Sllesia.
The Marquis Tseng denies that agree.
ment has been reached between the French
minister at Shanghai and the Chinese com.
munder. The marquis reaiiirms the state.
ment that Chinese troops are massing on
the border, Of TonQuin. He says China
will not accept any French Annamese
treaty that is opposed to her sovereig
anxious to obtain England's good offices.
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WILLIAMSBURG. KY, June a.
This morning William Childers was
found dead in the road near
Dry Ridge, with bullet hole
though his head. The coroners jury could
find no evidence as to the perpetrators.
Brock Mccormick was suspected until
Haden Northcote surrendered himself to the
constable, confesslng that he committed the
crime, Chiders was desperate much fear
cd aud was responsible for misstep in life
by Northcpte's sister. Circumstances were
svalnst Mccormick till Northcote surren-
Il ,red
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ble results, inconsistent with faithful I'D.

BILE results. inconsistent with faithful ad-
ministration.
The Post will publish tomorrow a long
article presenting the question OF opening
Sundays the National museum OF the
Smithsonian institute, congressional libra
~ and similar institutions at the capital.
Librarian Spofford. Professor Baird. Colo,
mel Ingersoll and Rev. Robert Collyer, oil
New York, favor the movement, while oil
the numerous ministers here but two ap-
prove the proposition.
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Loss of hair and grayness, which often
mar the prettiest lace, are prevented by
PaIker's Hair Balsam.
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Washington News Notes.

WARRINGTON, June 2i.-secrctary Chand
der has addressed letter to the chiei o.
each bureau Of the navy department calling
attention 10 the recommendations Of the
commission concerning the organization Of
nayy yards, and the disposition proposed
70 DO made Of each yard The command.
ants Of the various yards have been fur.
nlshed with q copy Of the letter, and re-.
quested 70 assist In carrying out the plan Of
tue commission. The secretary slludes TO
the navy.yards. and nays they show on.
o!mous daily expenditures, on the 10th day
9! November, 1852, namely, for 857 toremen d,
olerks and employees other than ordinary
m : sSs and workingmen, t2,l70, and
NV other employees, SD,l39, making 4,l0i
Svel employees. q q daily compensation
OF vi ,3l9, or at the rate OF % .00O, 0UOa year,
when thS only work In progress on ,hips Of
var q all The yards was repairing ID. 0ms.
"A shenandoah, Trenton, Ossipose, Mohi.
ca "a Alert. SECRETARY Chandler conSid.
:" toN snoFmous expenditure for such IT,
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To Take u Furlough,

ST. PETERSBURG, June 2i,.-William II.
Hunt, United States minister, is about to
leave on furlough.
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PANS. June A.-The Mslassssy ENJOYS
had farewell meeting with Prime Minister
Ferry to-day, The ENJOYS are 10 bs pro.
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Another Colliaion.

LONDON, June N.-The passenger vessels
Huu,nni and Waltara, Of the New leland
Shipping company, were in collision of
Portland, Friday. The Waitara sank in
two minutes, and twenty-five persons were
drowned. The Hurunni Immediately
launched boats and rescued sixteen persons
struggling In the water. Among these was
q lady saloon passenger to whom sailor,
also saved, had gwen his life belt. Two
other saloon passengers were also saved
All second.class and steerage passengers
were lost, The captain OF the Waitara was
dragged aboard the Hurunni with the aid
ofropss;; The two vessels left London to.
gether Friday.
The Hurunui struck the Waitara end on,
just In front Of the saloon OH the starboard
side. The survivors state no crash was
heard, but the side Of the Waitars gave way
like cardboard, More passengers might
have been saved had bark and steamer
seen near by needed the Waitara's signals
Of distress. The Waitara was an iron shin
Of S33 tons, built In 1868. The Hurunui was
also an iron shin
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Kissed,

ST.. LOUIS, June "A reception was
given ut st. Patrick's hall tonight to Pat
rick Eagon, at which a large number of
Irish citizens were present. Eagon made a
brief sprerh, acknowledging the cOmpli-
ment pal him and exhOrtiug all to stand
by the National legue. The only notable
feafur. OF the occasion was the prolonged
Kissing Of Judge John II. O'Neal, when in
a speech he deprecated societies and de-
nonnced the murder Of Lord Oavendish and
Burke,
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MARTINS
Livery Stable

a., 4 Horse tshen on livery, boarded and cared
'' t,sntis ssa3,a ~ hn ne ieeaine groominF etc
for hirc at most reasonable rates '"es's'
sispnone CONNECTED with the stable. coruer
Of 0Simn street end Pacidcvysnue
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ton SALE On LEASE-ThE TRINITY
l Mllis property Is miles northwest of Dallas,
on the Missouri Pacific railroad, Containing Ga
acres of land, 40 10 cultivation balsnce in tim.
Der; together with Touring mill &C., or will sell
the mill alone or lease the same for the season.
Dallas, Tex. ;unIo In,n
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RiseeIlamen,.s 1@auts

WANTED-TwO GOOD EXPERIENCED
w dressmakers wanted at Mrs. L DIAL
TONS, 6l7 Elm street. jun26.lt
WANTED-A GOOD SERVANT TO COOK
W and wash for small family; acceptable
reieren es required. Apply 10 JONES 4 MUIR
street mp16.tC
WANTED-FlVEPL PLUMBERS. Apply 10 T..
w +. DOYLE, jO7 Elm street. jun26.tf
WANTED-Two FIRST.CLAss SHOE.
W makers; wages, for CATERS, So TO % SO per
p@ir; Tor boots from 81 to s4.5Q, I'D. GRUNAR,
NTANTEU-TWO GOOD DREssM AKERs
w at 2Ol Elm Ltreel, between Jefferson and
Houston streets. iun26.lt
"a ANTED-A YOUNG MAN AS ASSISTANT
w bo0kkeeper. For particulars address or
snnly 10 u. Herald Office, juu2i
w ANTED-A CUMPETENT saAHsTREsS.
~ Apply ut residence of Colonel C. s.
Mttchel', on Ervsv street. un23.St
A/ ANiED-SlrUATION BY A YUUNG
w man years experience In hardware;
good refer, Address Box III, Calvert,
ieSHs jun22
IA ANrED-A GOOD BoVK.KEEpER WITH
W cool reference. Address box No. "a.
M ANTEI--A SINGLE LADY OR WIDOW
w (wnite) to do homework few In family
Will pay good wages. Apply at Herald office
WANTED 5000 TO 5000 TO INVEST IN
w manufacturing business in Dallas; sue.
2. Herald Office. iunle.lv
WAMTElI-You to stop at the NATIONAL
w HOTEL Frst.clsss accommodations at
reasonable rate ONLY One DOLLAR AND
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER DAY. Poard and
lodging from 81 SO to 81 per week. The build.
ing Is brick, with three stairways in case OF ire
Located Tn the business portion OF the city, only
one square from street'car line, and one square
from Texas 4 Pacific and Missouri Pacific Depot
convenient to passengers coming or going over
either road. Give us trial, and be convinced
that Won can get good accommodation and save
money by stopping at the National. W. W. Ward
rroprletor. ianl9-lyr
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k'Ok sALE-A FARM EIGHT MILES FROM
l. Dallas, containing twenty scres of woodland
anu twenty acres clear, under fence and in higq
state OF cultivation, the farm also has ON il a
No !. box house. q kitchen stable and large
new barn. Good water on the place. For par
uculars enquire Of A, Dys.erbach, East Dallas
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TOM HARGIS.

THE LIVERY MAN.
an !, De found at the old stand Of Gss.op 4
SIMPSON, opposite. Sehse. der 4 Davis vel
equipped 10 every line OF bis business.
has NJ, M ns S,ues' livery man n the city sn0
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For SAFE,

L'OR sALE-slX EXTRA FINE Mich
cows, at 1888 San JacintO street Dallas,
,exas. jun2i.lt
Il OR SALE 500 HEAD OF STOCK SHEEP:
shear pounds; spleniidly located. r. p
-
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WANTED 5000 TO $1,000 TO INVEST IN
" manufacturing business in Dallas; sue.
cess assured to parties investing. Address X Y
H.. fu,la
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TOR sALt-VALUABLE ELM STREET
properly. Nos. .7C5h and 7O7, 33x2, 0; in the
heart of city. Apply to J. W. siraus, or +. G
Moore or / Witwer inn, L.,
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LOR SALE-DnUG STOKE IN SHERMAN
l. Teaas, doing good business; stock will
invoice about VI, ooO good reason for selling.
For particulars address r., Box MI junl2.6r
LOR ..ALE-rWO FINE UOUNTING.kOOM
desks for sale, Inquire at Crystal Palace.
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LuR SALE AT n BARGAiN-A DESIRABLE
business corner. near the Texas d Pacific de.
Dol Apply to OUGLAS & DANOVER, Real
Estate Agents. corner OF Elm and Sycamore
,,,,, in
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w AN iED--SlrUATION BY A YOUNG
man years experience In hardware;
good references. Address Box III, Calvert
IeNHs. iun11
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7777==
educational.
AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,

STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
MISS NARY BALDWIN, PRINCIPAL Opens
september 9Th, closes June 1881. UNSURPASSED
IN It's Location, In It's buildings and grounds; in
IS gene raj appointments and sanitary arrange
ents: its full corps OF superior and expcri.
fenced teachers Its unrivaied advantages In
music, modern languages, elocutop, fine arts,
physical culture, and instruction In the theory
and practice of book, keeping; the successful
piness; its opposition to extravaganza lis
standard of solid scholarship.
for Catalogues.
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w ANTED-a COMPETENT SaANsTRESS.
Apply at residence of Colonel c. S.
Mitchell, on Ervsy street un23.3t
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goof reference. Address box No. "a.
AZ ANTE "A SINGLE LADY OR WIDOW
W twnite) TO do Homework few In family
Will pay good wages. Apply at Herald office
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NOTICE TO
CUhIRACIORS AND BUILDERS
NOTICE TO

biDs ARE INVITED FOR THE coYsrRrc
TON OLA
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COURTHOUSE FOR HARRIS COUNTY

Estimated to Cost from s75.o 900 to sloaoco
Said bids are required IN he dan.s,,.
the CLERK of the County Cur, Of Hsr,,. T VIII
on or before VI n"riB county,
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"A ANTED-A YOUNG MAN AsASslSIANT
W bookkeeper. For particulars address or
apply to o.. Herald Once iuu2I