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THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD

"AVING greatly improved its Western connec-
I'LL tons now offers the fullest inducements to
travellers between Washington, Baltimore, and ali
portions Of the West the Northwest and the South
west.
The connection between the trains from Wash
ington and the trains bound west from Baltimore is
always promptly made al the Washington Junction
Qately called the Relay House) miles from Balti-
more. This il the only chance Of cars required be-
tweec Washington and the Ohio river. Baggage is
checked through To Wheeling at the Washington
station, and rechecked and transferred there, (wIth
the passensers) without Charge, for those holding
through tickets for points beyond. The connt citing
trains leave Washington daily at a. m. and AZ o.
N. On Sundays al the latter hour only.
At Wheeling direct connection is made with the
trains of the CENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD, run
ming from Bellaire on the Ohio. near Wheeling,
through Cambridge, GAINESVILLE and Newark, TO
COLUMBUS. These trains connect at Newark
Ky Railroad for Sandusky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago
St. Louis, etc. =
Al Columbus the C. o. Railroad trainSeonnect
with the fast trains Of the Little Miami Railroad to
Xenia, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, etc. At
Xenia ION Little Miami Railroad) connection is
formed with the trains through Dayton, to INDIAN
APOLI5, Terre Haute, Lafayette, Chicago, Rock
Island, st. Louis, etc.
A6 Passengers holding through tickets for Mem
Phis piekstlrg, Matches, NeU Orleans ETC., which
also sold at Washington are transferred at Gin
cinnati 10 the Mail Steamers on the Ohio. Tickets
for Evansville Cairo, and 81. Louis are sold by this
route.
1FOR CLEVELAND, and via Cleveland to
Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, ETC., tickets are sold
when the Ohio is navigable between Wheeling and
Wellsvllle (forty miles) where a connection with
the Cleveland and Pttsburg Railroad is made.
Travellers are reques ed to notice that wkile this
Is the only route aording through tickets and checks
in Washington, IL is also the shortest, most speedy
and direct TO nearly all the leading points in the
great West. The distance from Washington TO Gin
cinnau is but 653 miles, being about 100 miles short
er than by any other route
FARE BY THROUGH TICKETFROM WASH
IEGTON: To Wheeling, SO so; Columbus sl3 65;
Dayton, SIS so (; Cincinnati, Sl6 Louisville. by
railroad Gle 65, by steamer from Cincinnati sle In
dianapolis Sl7 50; Cleveland, Sl2 Is; Toledo, Sl5
30; Detroit, els 20; Chicago $40 IS and $40 so; st
Louis, s2s so and SIS; Memphis, $40; New Or
leans, S3f, etc.
AS- FOR FREDERICK and HARPER'S FERRY
MARTINSBURG, BERKELEY SPRINGS, CUM
BERLAND, BEDF ORD SPRINGS, Piedmont, Oak
land, and Fairmount, passengers may leave Wash
ingtOn az a n or AZ p. N. For the minor way
stations between talumOre and Wheeling, take
a m train from Washington.
~ For trains to and from Baltimore, Annapolis,
ETC., see special advertisements.
A1rFor further information, through tickets, &C.,
apply to THOS. Ii. PARSUES; 4gsnt, at w Washing
ton station. JOHN II. DONE,
Master of Transportation
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
NAV 2tf
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BY @. w. BOTELER, Auctionesr.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO small FRAME
/ Houses on the lsland.-On MONDAY, the
2oth OF May, instant, by virtue Of deed of trust
bearing date the l7h OF November, 1854, and record
ed in Liber 81 A B." No. 81, folos 3l9, 800, &C.,
one OF lhe land records of Washington county, Dis
trict OF Columbia, the subscriber will SELL at pu
auction, in frsnt Of the premises,
Part OF Lot IL, in Square No. 565, ON which are
erected two small frame houses, fronting on South
+ street.
Terms of sale: One-fourt in hand, and the re-
malnder IN and months, with interest, secured
by deed of trust.
All conveyancing at cost of purchaser.
Elher or both OF the Houses can be had at private
sale by application to b. z. Smith, Esq at the CITY
Hall. JAS e. MAUPIN, Trustee.
G. w. BOTELER,
may leo Auctioneer
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CUMMINGS FAMILY PRAYERS, in vols,
~ rs cents each
Buchan's System of Anthropology, So
Florine Prin ess of Burgundy, by w MacCabe,
IS cents
Gnpwth Of Holiness, by Fabcr Soc
VIndlcatIon Of the Catholic Church, T5c
Inc Immaculate Conception, by Bishop Ullathome
The Heart of Jesus, by J. B. DaIgairns, Soc.
E. X. LUNDY,
No. 1ss Bridge street, Georgetown, b. c.
NAV lift
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PLEASURE TRIPS
TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION

TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION.
k6 1Nafos' Hsc s'.an;Es a. Tsos SEQ; soyIYNb Wash;
can be chartered for public or select parties to visit
tne While House Pavilion, Mount Vernon, Fort
asnington, or other places on the river.
Inc White House Pavilion Is now open for vis
Sn 1 beautiful place for pleasure trips; it
Pin Alley. NOW
90 For particulars apply to the President of the
Compeny or the Captains OF the Boats.
MI WILLIAM COKE Is furnishing refreshments
on the boats, and II prepared to furnish parties on
Vic oett terms. ap 26-2m
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NEW AND OLD PIANOS.

WTE have now in store the largest assortment OF
w PIANOS ever Offere. in this city, nom Hal
let, Davis Co, Bacon & Raven, and Knabe,
Cache Co.'S celebrnted manufactures. These
Pianos we guarantee, and sell upon veiy easy terms
we Offer at The low price OF $500 cash a second
hand Piano, by Andre Stien, for SIS.
A very fine second hand Chickering Piano for
sale or rent at a bargain.
Old Pianos taken in exchange for new.
Always on hand, Stools, Covers, vioIns, Guitars,
Flutes, kccordeons, Music. &C. &c.
JOHN 4. ELLIS,
306 Pennsylvania avenue,
may 10 bet 9th and 10Th streets.
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SOMETHING EEw UNDER THE SUN.
CHARLES WERNER,

Pennsylvania GrenUe, opposite Browns Hotel.
TTAS fitted up the cOmmOdious hail over his Rec
u taurant a first class LAGER BEER SA-
LOON, having procured a supply Of every luxury
and comforts found In frat class establishments OF
The kind in the northern cities.
His RHINE WINES and French White Wines,
well as his Clsrets, Segars Lager Beer, German,
Italian, and Sweitzer CHEESES, and indeed Of ev-
cry other appropriate luxury IN such establish
ment, is unsurpassed in this country.
He soieits q call from his friends and the public.
NAV l2-n
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NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.

ID J. STEER, Merchant Tailor, No. ASS Sew
Il enth street, has just received fir IN New "a
York, very elegant and large addition to
his stock of Spring and Summer GOODS, M
consisting Of Cassmers, Ducks, Drills, SC, .,1
for Pants, and Silk and Marseilles VESrINGS, both
PLAIN ard cOored, of the richest and prettiest styles
ever seen in this Market all Of which he is prepared
TO make up in the best style at very low prices.
Gentlemen would do well 10 call early IL they
wish 10 see very cheap styles. may l5-eoaw
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NEW POLKA

vTNHE CHEVY CHASE POLKA, composed for
l. and dedicated T. Mrs Sally D. Bradley, by j.
d. Saunders, ESQ.,, Of this city. whose compositions
have always met with such great public favor
The merits OF the piece are such as will introduce
II among all lovers OF music.
Price 25 cents.
Just published and for sale by
HILBUS & HTTZ.
The Presidents Mounted Guard Quickstep, com
posed by the accomplished Pianist, Mr.. Robert Hell
ler, will appear in few DAYS NAV 70
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IF YOU READ ADVERTISEMENTS

DLEASE notice that have, fresh from he es-
Il tabhshmeRt in New York, Hecker's Self Rails
ing Flour, Hecker's Grits. Hecker's Maccaroni and
Vermacelli, Hecker's Farina, one paper of which,
at IA cents, will make superior dish sufficient for
fifteen or twenty persons.
Also, Oswego Corn Starch and Cornena, a great
variety OF MailIards preparations of Chocolate for
eating and drinking Bakers superior Cocoa paste
from which, in few minutes, by pouring boiling
water on ii very superior cup OF Chocolate can be
made.
When dollars and cents are made study and a,
the same time superior article for health and econ
omy is required, you would do well to call at KINGS
Grocery and Variety Store, corner Vermont ave
nue. and streets, few steps northeast Of Jackson
statue. may ll-wtf
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Amusoments.
Amusements.
6 r A D PIO MO
OF THE
BOR9HlRI Liberties TIRE En-

VNHE NORTHERN LIBERTIES' FIRE CON-
Il PANY respectfully make hnown to their friends
and the public generally that they will give their
hrst PIC MIC, on THURSDAY, June TIN, lS55, to
the WHITE HOUSE
The Company will spare no pains or expense to
insure satisfaction.
The Ref eshments will be served by an expe-
riencsd caterer, Mr. A. Columbus
Visiting Companies will appear in uniform
the boat will leave Georgetown at O'Clock !;
dria at 3p. m.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-admitting a gentleman
and lades-to be had Of any Of the Committee Of
Arrangements.
Committee.
Z; Evanf, knight, Culverwen,
> Robertson, II Keenan,, r Warren,
> Haneck, CMatlOck, A Columbus,
III Goddard,1r Dawson, Stafford,
MID birkhead, l. Newmyer, King.
Taylor, may l2-eotd
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0Young men should always bear In
mind that coat tails, cigars, profanity,
tall shirt collars and blustsr, do not
make MEN.
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l.. j. MIDDLETON,
ID E A I, Err In IGE

Office and Depot south side F, nert TO corner l2M st.
ICE KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND AT
THE OFFICE, which can be had in large or small
quantities.
90. Office open from S a. m. to 9p.m.
m l-aoylm
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0A man cannot possess anything
better than . good wife, nor anything
worse than q bad one,
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STEAMBOATS, CONNECTING
sNh With each train Of Cars arriv

7EKx2n29R' 1u WdbHIuBVVu OF hIB4an-
dria.-1he Sreamers T n MAS COLLYER or
GEORGE WASHINGTON will make the above
connections, leaving Washington at 6 a. m for the
Orange and Alexandria cars, and connect with the
same train on their arrival.
Meals furnished on the boats.
The Boats connect with all the trains from Bal
umore. SAM'L GEDNEY, Capt.
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STRAW MATING.

STRAW MATING.
lust received 4, 5, and 6-4 White and colered
- Matfings, which | am selling al the lowest pr-
ces for cash or to prompt customers
J. II. SMOOT,
8. side Bridge st., near High, Georgetown.
NAV 10
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SILVER TIMEKEEPERS.
INDEPENDENT of our unusually large stock o
l. elegant Gold Watches, we have just received an
which we effer low.
NJ. w. GAIT g. BRO,
3S4 Pa. ave., betw. 9th and 10Th st,.
mar l9-6t
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CHARLES HAsKINS, Architect.
(Po. ovesSs, bstUsen Tenth ond EspeatA streas,)
WASHINGTON, D. o.
!" Ill continue 10 furnish Plans, detail WORKING
w drawings, and 0ScA3cssions of buildings d
every Description, and Alb % sapsrintsnd their cree
pop. teb l-Gu
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EoOLsCAP WRITING PAPRRs of the nnen
II and also Of the cheaper kinds
A largs supply just received direct from the man
u1aetures, for sale al UNUSUALLY low prices.
may 10 FRANCK TAYLOR,
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DENTISTRY.

GAMPBRLL's DICTIONARY Of Military sei
~ yneei Cavalry its History and Tserics hy Cap
an Moe9 e9 ths IE2Snipg Of Cavalry Horsss. Beg
ipA TRANoK TAYLOR.
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ID e Il D n $ WITH DEFECTiyl

ID E X % 81 8 WITH DEFECTIVE
vision are invited TO examine my
extensive stock Of all kinds OF SPECTA- A-.zHnHa.\
CLES and EYEGLASSES. Glasses HRS
OF asy kind, such as Cataract, ParsbOla,
feTlscoPic, Double Coneaye, Double Convex, and
Cotored Glasses, put IN at shOr notice, with great
care, and persons In want Of glasses may be sure
70 get those which benefit the eye.
~ Circulars objective Vision" gratis at
ii. SEMkEN'5,
$40 Pa avenue, betw. 9Th and 10Th sis.
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TAKE NOTICE.
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

TAKE NOTICE.
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
ID w. BROWNING, Merchant Tailor, under
IL the United States Hotel, has just received
large supply Of Spring and Summer Goods, and is
now prepared to offer great bargains to all in want
Of gOOd and fashionable clOIhing His Ready
prices:
Whole suits, Coat, Pantaloons, and Vest, Of thin
cloth or Cashmere, for S12.
Pine Black Frock and Dress Coats, from $40 10
SIS.
Gooc Business Goats for a..
Black and Fancy Pants, from 50 to 81.
Marseies and Silk Vests, from 81 to s..
He keeps always on hand a large assortment Of
fancy articles, such as Shirts, Gloves, Cravsts, Um
brelIas, &c.
"Sols Agent for the sale Of Scott's Fashions
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q. 8. MARINE RAND.

VIE undersigned would respectfully inform the
= MILITARY, Firemen, Clubs, and the public gene-
rally that BY applying to him at the Marine Barracks
W Al ms residence, on E, between 9th and 10Th sts
ease, or by note at Hiibus Hitz's Music Depot.
mey can obtain the services Of the Marine Band or
poruon OF n either a brass. reed or cOtillOn
pend, which WIN embrace Louis Weber's unrivslled
paaT. F. SCALA,
Conductor and Leader Of Marine Band.
ap 0--lms
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TH1 MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPA.
ny OF THE district OF COLUMBIA,
NHARTERED by Congress, offers TO the property
~ owners of the District safer and cheaper means
OF insurance than any other Company.
ULYSSES WARD, President
CHAS. WILSON, Secretary.
MATHEW G. EMERY, Treasurer.
MANAGERS.
Ulysses Ward John Van Riswick
Thomas Blagden P.W. Browning
r. Howard, Mathew G, Emery,
]. c. McKelden.
Once, Columbia Place, corner Louisiana avenue
and 7th street.
Office hours from to 6 O'Clock pm.
feb 6-e0tf
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NLOCKs, WATCHES AND JEWELRY
OOpened this day, forty different styles OF c. ocks
Good Clocks 81 rs. Fine Gold Watches, ga
warranted. Jewelry cheaper than ever.
Call and sec for yourselves at
J. ROBINSON'S,
:, No. $40 opposite Browns Hotel.
may l-dlm
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REESE'S EAGLE PLUMBING AND

GAS-FITTING DEPOT.
'INHE subscriber respectfully announces 10 his
4 friends and the public in general that he has re
ceived the ftst lot Of the celebrated DODGE'S
DOUBLE ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE
PUMP, which received the SILVER MEDAL ut
the late Fair OF the Metropolitan Mechanics Inst
tute, and Is now prepared to furnish all who may
favor him with a cali
His stock Of GAS RIXTUHE2 are unsur.
passed in the District.
With his corps Of competent workmen he prides
himself tn NIL any orders in the PLUMBING AND
GASFlTTlNG line with promptness and despatch.
e9-An work done warranted TO rive complete
Satisfaction JOHN REESE,
may 3-tf cor Sixth # and Pa avenue
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT

BY RAILROAD DIRECT
TO
TIT h :" j. ST.
~ q gE .siEs|'s
Time between Washington and Wheeling
but 17i hours!
Running time betUeen Washington and
Cincinnati ~ hours -
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks to
be had in Washington ~
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ORGANS FOR SALE
Mr.. W. HENRY PALMER,
HITHERTO KNOWN AS
ROB- 4 n ~ II EIVER

HIrHERr0 KNOWN
ROBERT HELLER
HAS much pleasure in informing his friends and
IL the public in general that he has determined
on ocaing himself in this city, and is prepared to
receive pupils for instruction on the PIANO FORTE,
HARMONY and dCOMPOSITION. He is permitted
10 refer 70 Mr. George Riggs, Jr., and Mr.. A. T
kIeckh0efer, and any communication addressed TO
him at HIlbus & Hitz's music store, Pennsy lvania
avenue, will have immediate attention.
40 lar
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THE HEALING OF THE NATIONS. BY
Il CHAS. LINTON. With an Introduction and
Appendix by N. p. Tallmadge. Published by the
Society tor the diffusion OF Spiritual knowledge.
New YORK. large octave volume, Pre- 81 50.
For sale at TAYLOR & MAURY,S Bookstore.
near 9th street. Uv o
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A CARD.

g Economy - the road TO wealth
Greet Reduction in the price Of Hats 4 Csps.
-fTfHE undersigned, having made arrangenents
Il with New York Hat Company to be con
a1nty suppiied with the very best Moleskin or
DRESS HATS, got up in the latest style, offers
them az the unprecedented low price of SIS
worth from four 10 i've dollars; second quality s3
worth from $3.50 TO -; and . very good fashion,
able Hat AZ S7,5O. worth from % TO $3.50.
Also, Becbe 4 Co.'S Hats an a much Iess advance
thaa they have been here t0fors sold In this citv
First rate beaver Hats $685.
All kinds Of ssft HATS and CAPS very low.
In order to sell az the above low prices the cash
system must be adopted consequently those who
purchase viii not be charged from fifteen to twenty
i've per cent as an Offset for bad debts.
ANTHONY,
(for many years in the employ Of Todd
Coz No. 3, Columbia place, 7Ih st.
ap l3-n ID door north of Penn. avenue
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SER WARE, PLATED WARE
SSD FINE FANCY GOODS.-Siver
Oniee and Tea sets, su,ar Bowls. Cream Jua-.
S, cups, Spoons and Forks. Also, a great
so- nas u nasnincent Fancy Silver Ware, suitable
yass ~ oSnee % sets, CastOrs, Baskets, Spoons and
v,i na es lSS are warranted as represented, and
III. SEMKEN,
Sso Pa avenue, bet Oh and IOth streets.
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GREAT BARGAINS
IN LADIES', CENTS, MISSES, AND Chill
u DRENs' BOOTS AND SHOES.-The
subscriber being compelled To remove from HHI
NE store ne now occupies, offers his pres YEy
eat well-assorted stock Of BOOTS AND ~.
SHOES al greatly reduced prices. All persons in
want OF the article will knd Il TO their advantage 10
eAi before purchasing elsewhere
A. II. SLOAN,
may 1T
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sALE--A Par OF BAY MAKES, yeaIs
80 Do he1t sPnns, well-6red sound stylish, N
III spinted and capital goers They are IS4H
n,r,,I,,Sn and perfectly free from tricks ana viii
SGu5o sult any gentleman who is fond Of
H. Inc owner parts with them only because
- - Pose - 70 rctrench his expenses. They can
80. az sou!hron's uais Brch's) Stable, on l4th
no,,n,i VIZ OI "a. avenue. For terms, or an op-
Al SnlSs' Thsy viii be sOld ba- gain.
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PALMER,S PATENT Lee

PALMERS PATENT LEG.
THIS AMERICAN INVENTION ~
Il stands unrivalled beth in this country III |
andin Europe. Itis worn BY ,0G0 persons,
and with most astonishing success. In ~
competition with 30 other substitutes OF ~
the best French, English, and German III
manufacture, IL received the award Of the Y
CARAT MEDAL at the WORLDS EIHBI- EA
r1or II LONDON, as the best artificial N
limb known. In his country it ha. been
thrty times exhibited, in competition
with all others, at the annual Fairs in the
principal cities, and has, in every instance,
received the award Of the highest or first
premium. And a crOwning honor, BY
the unanimous approval OF an inteTna- ~
nonal council, the First Premium
only Silver Medal gwen for LIlsbs-was awarded
che inventor, at the New York Crystal Palace
Pamphlets giving full Information, sent GRATIS to
every applicant. B. FRANK PALMER,
S55 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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IMPORTANT TO PERSONS BREA

IMPORTANT TO PERSONS BREAK
ING UP HOUSEKEEPING
DERSONS removing from the city, and wishing
u TO dispose OF their Furniture and fiousek ping
Utensils, SO, without the trouble OF sending them
TO public auction, can do so by calling OIL us at our
store, Sl7 pennsylvania avenue, corner 6f Ninth
street, as we are prepared TO buy all such goods
may be offered.
Housekeepers and Others will do well by calling
On Us, As We viii pay the highest cash prices Tor all
such goods. WALL, BARNARD g. Co
ap 26-lm 3l7 PENNSYLVANIA ayenne-
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Issned from tho United States Patsnt Office
for the .oSk ending May %, 1ss5-saeA
6earSn9 fht date
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may 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21
KETCHUM ON SCHOOLS.

To he Editor Of TheN \ ribrae
SIR: observe a considerable hglia6aloo is being
kicked up Henry A. Wise would say HI OF a
" fuss as to whether Hiram Ke,chu opposition to
Gov Stewards plan OF universal education Loot him
the Judsc ship or not. This may be matter OF con-
siderable interest 10 Hiram ketcbum, but | presume
tie public-ibs general on at east-cares little about
H. But the other questions involved in the discussion
are e some moueDt to the people. AMI should be
fairly stated and clearly understood Among these
are Were large numbers of children excluded from
school in the City Of New York under the old close
corporation system Has tho present system, Gov
Stewards substantially in superseding the former
ore given satisfaction to Il public and extended the
blessings of education Let those who are Interested
examine the Reports Of the Board of Education for
the last few years, or inquire of those whose expe
rience in cur Common Schools and knowledge OF
the matter is the largest. Let them read Gov.
Stewards Messages and correspondence on the sub
ject, ard they will get no equvoca answers. IL
half tie Effort were made to obtain correct informa-
ton ON these points that is made TO bsog the whole
tul eet by the Pres and by members OF the Legsa-
ture. further discussion would be unnecessary. The
TRtprsy am aware has often corrected the msrep-
resenatoDs of Gov. Stewards enemies, in relation to
the School que son ard the Catholics. Otherwise,
would AK you 10 itpupisn 'uO'o Poi'-'"' W ~ wv
oral Messages relating to the subject his corre-
sponderce with Bishop Hughes and others, and the
bhtory of the controversy, given ia his Life and
Work.. They all befOre the public however, and
ore easily referred 10.
Mr.. Ketchum came very near being Judge, and
missed it. The people have been made aware Of that
fact repeatedly. Inasmuch as this let's US into the
secret why there Is such a bitter opposition to Gov.
Seward in certain quarters, the information may be
valuable. But for enc, call for the main question.
As The TRIBUNE says sometimes, " Let the subject
4" be ventilated VISDEx.