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the Office holders and other citizens Of the District.
1t is even said that the school was only saved from
destruction by mob violence, by the fact thnt Mrs
President Pierce, took especial raius to have 1t IN
derstood that SHE felt an interest in its welfare
While these young Indies at our national capital
stood thus in the shadow Of protection from the
White House, the chivolry Of Washington nbstained
from tearing up their spelling books, breaking Their
benches and dispensing their school. Mrs. Pierce
favor evidently saved the Union with all its hopes
and interests from being blown to atoms by these
young misses and their teacher. But she brightest
prospects are often most suddenly overshodowed
Mrs. Pierce has loft the White House, and us there
is no Mrs. Buchanan as her successor, the union is
now in as bad a plight ms ever, und there seems ne
alternative but for the chivalry TO come 60 the res,
cue, with gutta percha, sword canes and other in.
struments of terror and effectively dispersc these
dangerous school misses, Preliminary to this, Mr.
Walter Lcnox, formerly Mayor of Washington,
has written n letter to the National Iutelligcncer.
in which he denounces the school in terms Of
strong indignation and talks of its dangerous ten
denotes. Mr.. Lenox is especially alarmed as al
effort has recently been made to roise 500, 900 fol
enlarging ard increasing the efficiency If thu
school.
Says one of our exchanges, speaking Of this
communicative of Mr.. Lonox and its intended
and probable results:
When we reflect that that paupcr city has been
made by the liberal appropriations granted by the
votes Of MOI thcrn men, this attempt to crush u
most truly philanthropic object should be regarded
by all the memters from the Free States as an in
suit to them, and they should shut down upon
them the gates OF the Treasury. This Mr.. Lenox
was formerly a Wing, bu, became n Buchanan
man last year upon THE Niger question:"
WILLIAMS Quo STATE REGISTER AND BUSINESS
MiRRoR,-C. S. Williams, Publisher of the Gin
cinnati, Columbus, Dayton, GAINESVILLE, Stuben.
vile and other Directories. is getting up a work
with the above title, suitable for general reference
in regard to Public Officers and Institutions, and
Professional and Business men. 1t is to be
published annually and will be an excellent
medium FOR advertising, as it will have a large
circulation in the State. 1.-The work will contain "A
map Of the State, with its Geographical Divisions
into Counties and Towns, with the Railroads in
operation, rs we'll as those in process of cons.ruc.
ton, and other information usually given in that
way; a Register of the Civil Officers of the State,
including the members of the Senate and House
of Representatives the principal Officers of each
County and City, separately arranged a concise
record of the principal Legislative Acts Of the
last session the organization of the State Judi
ciary q list Of names of Justices of the Peace
throughout the State a Post Office Directory, or
full list Of the Post Offices within the State a
Church Directory, or list of the Churches, with
their locations, Pastors, &C.; Military Organiza-
tions, Incorporated Banks, Insurance Companies,
Railroad Officers, Gas Light Companies, News
papers and Periodicals., Custom Houses and
Officers, Consuls and Consular Agents, Colleges,
Seminaries, &c; Directories for the |. O.. Odd
Fellows, as well as the Masonic, and all other
Benevolent and Beneficial Societies and I%ns,itu.
tons and a large amount of other Statistical
Information Of Public Importance 20 which will
be added a BUSINESS MIRROR, in which every
Trad Occupation and Profession will be separate.
ly arranged, and as fully represented as any indi-
vidual engaged in them can consistently desire, as
it will include all who ai1, in any way, to sustain
the work--ohes cannot reasonably erpect TO reap
the full advantages whicA mcy be derieed from suck
a publication.
Mr.. Dugan an Agent for the work has been in
Salem the present week procuring subscribers aud
collecting information for the work. Persons
whom Mr.. d. mny have failed to see can procure
the work and the insertion Of their business and
address by forwarding the subscription price Of
the work 2.50) to the Publisher, c. S. Williams,
No. l94, Walnut ST., Cincinnati.