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EVENING STAR.
BALTIMORE coRREsPoHDExcE.

Grssi and Mario C0nee,t-iSonrs Dissatis-
faetion-Tpo Wsddsngs-Businsss of thu
baltimore and Ohio R9itroGd-Htph Cor.
stabks-THs Rejected Nominatton,-Th,
City Council Compromise Rinelsads,,
IN Tron6ts--Martrn, tbe Mail Ro5ber-
BHsfnsss-Stoeks. 9rc. ..|'..
BALTIMORE, January 10, 1855.
attended the concert given last nirht at
the New Assembly Rooms by Grisi and Mario.
The hall was we'll filled with q highly select
and fashionable audience, but there was still
room enough left for probably two hundred
and fifty more three dollar seats. It was
superb entertainment Grisi Is the remnant
OF splendid artist, bat she Is out Of place In
concerts. She cannot sing with Alboni, and
Sontag far outstripped har. Indeed, I have
listened with more pleasing emotions to the
Casta Diva Of Rose DeVries or Bosio Mario
is superb-the best tenor ever heard; but he,
too, shows and sings better in opera. On the
whole, it was fine concert, bat less enthusi-
sstic than usual. The wedding of Miss Schley,
one Of our beautiful young bellies, to Mr.
Woodyille and the marriage Of s. Matthews,
ESQ, to Miss Il Brooks, both of which were
contaminated last evening, took off q good
many who otherwise might have gone to hear
the distinguished Italians. Our citizens were
not at all pleased that they failed to appear
in opera, especially as the theatres were offer.
ed for that purpose. 1t was 40 compliment to
Baltimore, the third city in the Union, that
distinguished artists like these should 90 all
round Us singing in opera, and pass the Mon.
umental city over with q common concert
that, too, at an exorbitant charge
The Board of Directors of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad met to-day and made their
official report Of the roads business for the
past month of December
The revenue has been "a follows:
Main stem. Wash Br. Totals.
Passengers So 635 SO S22,l24 81 S64. 759 20
Freight 2l 81 IA 1892 "a 800 663 "a
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GREAT BARGAINS.
ED, BROTHER Il 90

A NANEIELH, BhUIdEh q OU.,
" 229 BALTIsoRx STREET, BALlMoRl, Md.
Are DESTROYS CT closing out great portion Of their
resent stock Of elegant FANCY GOODS, Jevelry,
Watches Clocks, sAne, Opera Glasses Dressing Casss
wiring Desks Ice Pitchers, Vases, Bronses &c pre-
osratory to receiving their fall supply. Purchasers
sill find great bargains. aug 1T
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

FOR MOUNT VERNON.
On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
Faro round trip 81; from Alex
andria Is csnts-The THOMAS CObLYER leaves
Washington at and Alsxandris at 91a o'clock.
Coaches leave the Capitol for TIE beat at oclk.
Coach fare 10 cents.
Persons wishing the Coaches will leave their resi-
ienoe with Geo. & Thos Parker. '' Sc
Refreshments on the boat.
oct 28-dtf sAM'L GEDNsY, Capt.
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GARD MUSICAL

TIE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that We
nave this day opeaed Our new and splendid mu-
SIC depot, with q large additional stock Of music,
musical instruu .nts, and nu zeal merchandise ia
general. call l. respectfully solicited.
HILBUS HlTZ.
Music Depot, Star Buildings, corner Pennsyivansyr
avenue, Eleventh and Streets. dec IL
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SOMETHING NEW.

4 apostle tbs MARKET ON PENNSYLyA-
~ MA AVENUE doors below Ninth street
Il NEW CLOTHING STORE for Men and Boys,
opened this day. DECKER, ne Of the cheapesf
Clothing Merchants In the North has determined
to FER to the citizens of Washington and vicinity,
his excsent Clothing st the lowest Northern prices
for cash only. There the
POOR MAN
wli find just such Clothing Store as has long been
wanted m Washington. His motto is cheap for
ca b, aud me PRICE ONLY
good substantial woolirn coat be viii -selI fofP
-; and heavy winter pants, we'll lined for 81 Is
and fre coats, oyercoaEs, AMI vests Ia proportion
Good wool and c,!tou undershirts, hoeiery, gloves
&C., chea or than the cheapest. nov lift
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THE REV YORK e. LIVERPOOL
z4&x& UNITED STATES s4m2
MAIL STEAMERS.

NAIL EAMERS.
YNHE ships coMPffsiIEa TaIs LINZ ARE
i THE
ATLANTIC, Capt. Weat
- PACIFIC. GAIT. Nye,
p BALTIC, Capt. CeMRt0ck,
" ADRIATIC, Capt. Grafton
These ships have besn built by contract, expresf-
~ for Government service; every has been
taken in their construction, AZ In the Engines to
insars strength and speed, and their accommoda.
tons iof passengers are unequslled for elegance
end comfort. ,.-# ~
Price OF passage fron New York to !dyerpool, in
nrstcabn
Sscond Cabin 70
Exclusive Of extra size state rooms 800
From Liverpool to New York EDO and f20.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berth Cen &c secured until paid for.
For freight or paasage apply to
EDWARD K. COLLINS u CO.,
SO Wall street, NeF York.
BROWN, SGIPiEY Il co, ,----
--- Liverpool.
Il. G. ROBERTS X co,
IL Kings hrIns Yard, london.
JOHN MUNR0E i Co,
23 Rue Notre Dame dee VICTORIES, Paris.
sa GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre.
The owners of thsee chips will not be accountable
for gold, silver, bullion, specie, jewelry, precious
stones metals, unless bills OF ladng are signed
therefor, and the value thereof therein expressed
nov l6-dly
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JUVENILE BOOKS, FOR YOUTHS OF EVERY
u age, for sale in great qusntitq, embracing tos
Of the works i the Ucst esteemed Tiers OF
this class in England ami America
Also, !eg London editions CT the same, and fine
collection Of French juvenile Booss, selected
in Paris by the undersigned, MAJ of which
are just opened
dec % FRANCK TAYLOR.
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TO TIL PUBLIC.
FIXED HOURS FOR THE WASHINGTON AND
.... ALEXANDRIA BOATS
xT~A The following sre the hours Of de-
go sparture of the only reliable steam
ferry boat plying between Alexandria and Washing.
ton
The steamer George Page will leave Washington
daily, at o., 8, "a, ~, m, l, 3, ~, p: m.
VIII leave Alexandria at ~, 8x, l0Z, q. m,
IN, m, 2, 4, 81, pm.
I. His omnibuses will leave the corner of Pennsyl-
vania avenue and Seventh street, to connect with
the Boat, ut g. ~, ~, IL, a. m. I2A. M, ~. and
~, p. m a
His omnibuses will connect with all cara arriving
ut, and departing from, Washington and Alexan-
dria. GEORGE PAGE.
nov 6-tf -ss
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GTANDARD FRENCH AUTHORS, fine editions Ia
- fine Pa is bindings, are for sale in variety by
the undsrstgpsn; imported by himself from Paris
many. Of them just opened.
dec % ERANOK TAYLOR.
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G. HELL.NGTON has received Hsrper's Ma.
~ az:os for January, 1866, containing the life of
A. drew IA ksoR, illustrated
GitckwoOds Magazine for December. containing
very intere-hng story of the Campaign, written in
q Tent IN the Crin-a
Another supply of Fudge Papers and Ruth Rail
received
large Rss2rmFn- of Pocket Cisries and Alma.
tor 1855
Annaais. Albums, Juvenile and Toy Books, Epis.
c1pai and Catholic Prayer Books in elegant binding
suitable for Gew yesr presents
Blank Books and Stationery Of every descrip ton,
cheap.
Geld PsEe, a magnificent article
any person wishing to subscribe to any Of the
monthly Magazines or Foreign Reviews will please
Call In person or send to
sHlI LINGT0N's Bookstore,
GIDEON Building, corner Pa sy. and AZ ST.
dee 36-tf
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AAs euV"s SfedAyluS luCEeH5e In the
travel OF the past December, as compared
with the corresponding month Of 1853, but a
very considerabl falling off in. the freight
which il to be ascribed to tho recent difficult
ties with some of the hands on the road that
lnterfered with the transportation of the cars.
These difficulties, are now, however, removed,
and the work on the road is going on in the
most satisfactory manner
l learn that Benjamin W. Herring, who was
High Constable some years ago, "a Whig,) will
succeed Mr. John MITCHELL the present wor
thy and efficient incumbent.
II is now asserted that the names of Brantz
Mayer, j. s. Smith, NJ. Winchester and Others.
who were rejected by the Councils, will not
be renominated.
The regular annual session of the Council
takes place en- Monday next I am informed
that sort Of compromise has taken place be-
tween the refractory members and the Mayor,
and things are likely to move on harmoniously.
1t said that j. Wilmot and host of Others
prominent in the Know Nothing party, who
1uiiy expected efioe, will be grievously disap-
pointed. They are considered the CHIEF movers
OF the tactionisls, who, failing in their endea-
vers to bndle the Mayor with curb, martingals,
DC, have become desperate. If their motives
were for strictly selfish or party purposes, I
rejoice at the defeat of such a CLIQUE.
Martin, who was sent to the pepitsntiarv
for robbing the United States mail, has been
placed at the business of making ladies' shoes.
Business remains quiet. There is, however,
more easy IN the money market, and conf
dence Il gradually being restored. -
Breadstuts are not quite 80 firm Flour will.
tomorrow, probably not bring over s. IS
Stocks are 6rmer, and advancing.
RoDERIcK.
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x, CsREz ERLAiE's Conner.
stal College.

~ v - - - sthhlA'1 SOAh0Io
ssai College.
re. i21. Esltirore street, B1,ttsore, Id.
liz csteusble object of this institution ts TO place
in tie r.son Of individuals proper facilities for
defining borough end practical mercantile edu-
st:2u. young Iosn can here obtain O more cor
ect knox:elge of general BUSINESS msttere In O few
reaSs than csn be acq ured IL &c napy yeArsin any
counting hnuse.
The courss Of Study sllb1scts doub}ecutry book.
Ats?ing, and its sdsptsiGn 20 various departments
IF commerce sad trade. Mercantile calculations
:sustt according 20 the ,aost approved unethods-
Practical Pernsnship zbin!rg rapidly of execu.
;'cu 9Th beauty OF construction. Lectures upon
3srtant:se Jaw, upon FsTioas Ia portart Mercantile
oil cts Ees.do may oth6r points hecesssry for
sees keeper Ct t1s-ness Iaar 70 upder7tsrd. Time
eeteaTy tcc student 10 complete the couree varies
-c;r eve to :; sbr 1aeks There being no vscetioa,
Il 9:jesnts rsu epf-r st any tine ard attend both
iHs sla evening Examinations are held 1t stated
seii"fs. ans diplorss awarded to those vie grsdu.
at. sci terms se, rrits Ali5 haTes circular tar.
s:rGsd ts mail. feb s-iy
- ss,YEHNS AR
- EANFIELD, RROTHkR q CO.
VA Baltimore street. have on hand and are con-
1ent;y making new styles OF Silver Coffee and Tea
-sts; Silver Pitchers; Wsitere; Casto,s; Goblets
~ Spoons: Forks; zee Tongs: c.urnh scrspars
II, re cram Sad fish gpives; Salt Cellars; Bat
= Ea'ves. &c, s!wsT: antai Se-is'ag Sisv-r.
j - 81 Baltimore, Va.
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PIANOS FOR SALE OR RENT

PIANOS EOR SALE OK RENT.
NEW and secold hand PIANOS, OF my own emo
IN several other factories: are always TO s..e-azx
lie had at raw Piano Wareroom, on Ele& -FETST
enth at, between Pa avenue and ST.
tid Pianos taken in exchange
Tuning .lso attended to.
Z. G. REtCHENBACN
P. s~A few very low Pr ced secondhand Pisnos
Iom S45 for Bale. dee I-3m
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GAYARRE's HISTORY OF LOUISIANA, French
VI Dominate n, vols
Gayarres History Of Louisiana, Spanish DONNA i.
ton, ! vol
Parish Pencillin- 9, by Kirwsn, vol
Dickens Household Words, Dec. number
Bruno by Abbot q tale for the young
Aimanach Eraacai des Etats Unis, pour 1866
Jenerson's Complete Works, in 8 vols
The Positive Philosophy Of Auguste Comte, in Eng.
hsh, ! vol TRANCK TAYLOR,
dec I8
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GOOD NEWS.

WE have this morning received ire b supply Of
w fine Papier Macbe and Pearl Iulaid GOODS,
such as Work Boxes Desks, Card Cases, Pore Mon
nsi-s, Port Foljcs, &c Notwithstanding the great
rush oasds upon our store during the last week. We
have yet some very Ace Goods left, TO which We Ina
vite this attention Of those desiring New Years
presents. JOHN y. ELLIS,
no. zoe Pa avenue, bet 9th and 10th sts.
dec 81
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GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE.

r. BAILEY, No. 43B Seventh street. between
u and II, has on hand a fresh assortment of
SUGARS, TEAS, OoFFEES, SPICES, LIQUORS and
GROCERIES, Of every description, which he offers
at the lowest market prices. He s3licits share of
public patronage, feeling assured Of bis ability to
dec 28-tf
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TOILET SOAPS.

TOILET EUAfS.
TfNHE subscribers retur their thanks to their M.
L msrous friends and Gus rners in the District
and e!s=wher. for the patronage hitherto sxtendea
to them, and beg leave II infoc them that in adj
ton to theii usual STOCK tLey now manufactuY-
Jag and viii have constantly hand all kinds of
Toilet ami Fancy spspa, TO which they icvie thsir
attention. We warrant our Eoaps equal to any
made, and will sell On as reasonable terms as the
same article can BIS purchased IN sny Of the North
ern cities Z. D. DONNOdHUE SpE.
4eorgetowu Oct 25-3ms
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MONTHLY MAGAZINES for Janusry
WI lS65.-An the Monthly Magazines received,
except Hsrper's, and for sale at
SIGLLINGTDN's Bookstore
Any one wishing to present lady fr end with an
appropriate h liday f. let him subscribe to either
Godey's iadys Book, Graham's Magazine, Ladies'
Gazette of Fashion, Harper's Magazine Sub
scripuons received at publishers prices and de.
livered in anv part of the city, or sent by mail to
any part OF the country.
large and Magnificent assortment of ANIMALS,
Gift Booha Juvenile aid Toy Books; also the great
Christmas Brother Jonathan, flu II Of the most il
terestipg pictures.
Almanacs Of every description, wholesale or re-
tall
Gold Pens, splendid assortment
And every thing In he stationery lire at
JOE sHILLI.GToN,
dc ~ Corner Pa avenue and ~ street
i HI OF p. II. BARNUM, written by
IL himsslf-price 81 %
Frank Lesie's Magazine of Fashion for December
price % cents
Fifty Years in both Hemispheres, by Nolse-Price
81 Is
Nick of the Woods, by Bird-Sl 25
For saleb Elk LIJNDY.
No. 12S Bridge street, Georgetown.
dec LIT
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IL Is boxes prime LEMONS, in Store and for sale
by nj. ELDRIDGE,
GerN-tf Union Wharf Ale- andra. Va.
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Also Suspends,s, Hdkfs, Gloves, Hosiery, &C., Sc.
making he most spie0dii array Of Boys Clothing,
st low prces 70 BE- found in Ibis or any other city
in the country
WALL STEPHENS
Next door TO tie Iron all,
Pa. sgenvs, between a,h ard 10Th sts.
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Boys CLOTHING OF ALL QUALITIES.

TETk have just received an I'm Fense assortment
w of Youths, Boys and Chil3rens Clothing OF
new ard fashionable de.igns, embracing al quail
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DOUBLE, OR ORGAN MELODEANs.

NTE have in store one Of Goodman's patent
W dOubiebanked MELODEANS, containing two
sets of keys, enabling the performers to give all
the diversified effect Of well built organ prcduc
ing the notes Of the sotst duliana to the sonorous
tones OF an open diapason stop Persons desireus
OF practising for organ, congregations in need
81 good Instrument, ut reason able price, can bx
suited by giving us call at the pew Music Depot.
dec 10 NIGHUS a UITy
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DOCTOR YOURsELF.
THE POCKET ASOULAPIUS:

The fifdeth Ed1taon, WIN
oae hundred Engrayinfs
showing Diseases and Nal
formations Of the Human
System In every shspe and
form. To which 10 added Q
Treatise on the Disesses Of
Females, being ofths high.
est import4r-- 70 married
people, or those enntem.
plating marriage. By
WIN. YOUNG, M. d.
Let no father 6s ssbAmed
TO present . copy OF the
AsCULApIUs to his child
II may es76 him from Ap
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ssriy grave. Lst young man or woman enter In.
TO the secret Obligations OF married life withou;
cesdins the POCKET AssCULsPIUS. Let no one
suffering from hacknied Oorssh, Psin ia the side
Ee:less nights nervous feelings snd tie hole trsir
sieian, be another moment, without consulting tie
l2SOULAPIUs. Have the married, or those about
70 rs married any impedimsnt read this truly use.
e. book, as It haze been tbs means OF ssring thoHt
snds OF unfertuaa5s sreAtIr from the vary jaws II
death.
ArAny person scndipg TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed IN letter viii receive GEE cory Of thib
wofs By ns.l, nss copies viii lie seat for One Dol
ler.
hJjrsss, (post paid DE. WIZ. YOUNG,
No. IS9 Spruce street. Phisdsph:a.
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s264, 500 At s2e,sl6 81 1924, 42a Os

As compared with the corresponding month
Of 1853, we have the following result:
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VII. DR.. MeCli,aock's Rheumatic Mi1-

For internal Use; purely vegetable combination
for the cure of rheumatism, Gout, and al Neural.
GIG and Rheumstic Diseases This remedy is offered
with the utmost confidence. L has been used most
extensively, and is nsar Specific for Rheumatic
Diseases tho world hasev scen- Price per bot
tie 50 cents.
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REBUILD TIE BROKEN CONSTITUTION.

wiz replace weakness with strength incspscity wia
efficiency; rregularity WITH unoEm and natural SC
tvity, and this not eniy ghout hazard Of reaction
but with happy effect on the general organization
s8-B Bear ii mind that ali maladies. wherever they
begin, finish with the servous system snd that tar
parazation OF the nerves motion and sensation ii
physical death Bear in mind also, that for every
kind OF uerTous disease the Elixcr Hordiol IL the
only reliable Preparation know.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-29

LAW AND ORDER CONVENTION IN KANSAS
The advocates Of slavery in Kansas held
what they term law and order Convention.
al Leayenworth on the 9Th inst: for the pur-
pose of counteracting the free state move
ment. Only about two und:ed persons were
present at the meeting Gov. Shannon acted
as President, and made a flaming speech on
the occasion. in which he came out boldly in
favor of sustaining Flaw and order" as estab-
lshed by the slavery mobocrats from Nilsson
ri. through that burlesque assemblage called
legislature. A string of resolu,isns de-
nouncing the free state convention, were pas
sed. The pro-slavery party in Kansas has
Of late assumed a milder and less defiant tone
than formerly. 1t is very apparent that they
begin TO feel somewhat 'cowed' at the firm
ness of the free state party.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-29

Nor SATIsFIED.-An astute writer In the
last jeff comes to the conclusion that the
election of Judge Elliott, rs equal to de
feat" and he sets himself about the task of
proving this singular proposition by asserting
that the centre townships in the different
counties gave large majori.ies for Judge
Smith, and also that majority of the mem
bers OF the bar voted for hinge members
Of the legal profession voted for Smith and
only 81 for Elliott, and the conclusion arrived
at is that .'tf they 1.-THE members of the bar J
had had the choice 10 make, il would have
fallen on Judge Smith We cannot for the
life Of US see what Mr. r. is going to make
Of his array Of facts and figures. unless he in
tends doing like blacksmith in our city once
did with piece of iron, out of which he was
endeavoring to make something useful. He
first tried 10 make horse shoe. but failed be-
choice there wasn't enough metal-shen
clcvi,; but couldn't for the reason
then harrow tooth; but all wouldn't do. and
becoming tired with his repeated failures. he
threw it indignantly under his bench with
the remark that TIE 'cussed thing might do
to make a achang out of sometime
The members Of tile bar, didn't have the
chance 10 make. neither did the centre town
ships. which gave Judge Smith such large
majoriies;' the people of the district decided
that matter very satisfactorily for themselves
by giving 29l majority for Judge Elliott, and
there we willing to leave it. If, however,
it will afford r. any pleasure in future to
make 'whaug' out OF the materials he has
been toling and sweating over, we hope he
will not be deferred by his failure in this in
stance in Smith cry. His barometer is en-
tirely out of order, tho'l
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Richmond Union schools

To THE BOARD or EDUCATION, RICHMOND, IND.
Geniiemen-Subjoined, is my Cd Monthly
Report of the Public Schools of Richmond,
for the month ending 10Th inst.
1t affords me much pleasure to report a great
improvement in all the Departments. on almost
every subject. The per ct. of Daily Atten-
dance of the whole number enrolled Is about
"a. Three per ct. of absence was from sick
ness, leaving only per ct. for all other causes.
This is higher per CT. than that of any other
public school of which | have any knowledge.
The cases of hardness have been reduced
during the past month three fourths Of the
number reported last month CASES Of quar-
relling, falsehood and profanity have been less
during the past month.
The number ofcitizens, who have visited us,
shows that parents appreciate the education
Of their children. The interests of the pupils
has steadily increased, and much permanent
improvement has been made in the Govern
ment
While it is far from perfect, l have no hest
fancy in saying, that our school will bear a
favorable comparison with many older schools,
in good order and general ambition of the
pupils. | cannot commend, too highly. the
faithful and devoted efforts of all our teachers;
and l have no doubt their valuable labors are
already appreciated by you and the citizens
generally.
There have been but two cases of corporal
punishment during the month. This speaks
loudly for the ability of our teachers. No
novice of a teacher can govern school well,
by moral and intelec ,ual power. 1t requires
a workman TO do it. In one OF our Primary
Schools there were only five cases reported
incorrect during the past week, and in another
OF the same department, only two tardy dur
ing the month. In the two other Primary
Schools. five cases of hardness in each. Ia
the Female Department of Grammar School.
only ten cases of incorrectness were reported
during the week.
Teachers. and others from abroad, interested
in education, have visited US, and have in
variably expressed their surprise at the pro-
gress in education and discipline. have
every confidence to believe that the highest
hopes of the intelligent citizens of Richmond
will be realized in this school. Time. and
n sy stem of means already in operation, will
effect it.
The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-11-29

Wake .Snakesi- In windy article on "our
next Governor" the Franklin Democrat brin IS
forward the name Of John L. Robinson as
IS first choice. In his zeal for Lard OIL,
the editor imagines he sees that champion of
slavery and "free whisky actually shaving
and inco ntincntally killing every foe he meets
in his victorious march to the Gubbernator;a!
chair-not even stopping to bury the dead or.
like Gen. Crary of Michigan in his attack on
water mellon patch. even glancing with his
eagle eye backwards over the hecatomb of
slashed and bleeding skulls, that marked the
road he had travelled and ever and anon, is
heard his clarion voice shouting for slavery
free whisky and down with Methods,
preachers!p True. Bro. Bentley. the peo-
pie of Indiana ''know the man. and, know
lug him by the cognomen of Filling tons
Watchdog" il is fitting for his friends 10 think
when urging his claims, of puppies" and
kennels" The mere announcement of his
name is suggestive of these things