GRADUATED JUSTICE.
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In a certain village, i'll New York, where
the footsteps of Dame Justice were last seen
ON earth, it happened on warm summers
day, that three men were brought before
fair. round Dutch Magistrate, accused OF
the crime Of drunkenness His honor hav-
ing promised with hearty swig OF cool
punch, began with the frst-"iou rascal
pe you kitty, or pc you not kitty!


Pris.--Guilty.


Just.--Nat YOU get trunk on


Pris-Black strap.


Just.-Nat you get trunk on noting Dut
backstrap, you villain, you Den, DIS pc
mine everlasting sentence, dat you pc hned
40 shillings.


The second culprit being questioned in
like manner, as 10 his guilt or innocence,
likewise owned himself guilty.


Just-Now tell me, yon vile, trunken
rascal! vat you get trunk on
Pris.-Slng.


Just.-Nat YOU get trunk on sling, you
graceless wagabont you swillin' sod, you
Den give my darnal sentence, that you pc
fined 20 shillings.


The third and last prisoner was now
brought forward, and, like the other, plead
guilty


Jnsr.-vat YOU get trunk on
! Pris-Punuh.


! Just.-Ah YOU dpplin' rogue, YOU fines
YOU Just noting at all, vor | gets trunk on
punch minesel:, sometimes.


The success of the High School for Girls,
| in New York, equals the expectations ot its
most sanguine advocates. No establish
ment of the kind has edited US more in its
general aspect and routine. In the three
great divisions, comprising several hundred
female children of respectable parcnts--the
monitorial system is applied with rcmarka
Bile order, facility, and advantage -Besdes
the usual rudiments of the best English cd
ucaton, needle work of every kind, French,
and drawing are effcctually taught; and 1t
has been found BY the intelligent ladies who
preside over the School, and who have had
much experience in the common acadamies
that nothing is lost in this institution with
respect to manners and morals. Notwith'
. standing the number of the pupils, the dis
cpline in fact may be such as to product
the habit of greater proprety and dclicacl
Of demeanor. We mention these particu
lars now. merely to excite public atten
tion to the subject; sincerely wishing tina
the good example of New-York, in the for
nation of the Female High School, may b
followed here as readily and beneficially a


it has been in the case of the High Schoo


for boys.


PhNadeihhia Nat. Ga-.