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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1862-08-14
Ornasaaegst Foil signs

an GLASS. a ARTICLE
~ for decorating Kelres lrneut Saloons, Hotels, Counting
Rooms, &c, got up in fancy styles.
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SsaGdKez'y.

Superior English hogskin saddles. complete.
Imitation hogskin saddles, complete,
Bits. worsted saddle girths,
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For the EAsr.-The CONT will sail on Saturday
next, taking the American and European mails.
Files Of tue Commercial for the past few weeks can
Toe had at the counter in wrappers.
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Bills and AcCOun

MEADE L on SHORT NOTICE.
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~ The clipper Flying Eagle, or ship Curing
fon, ought to arrive within n few days with san
Francisco papers to August ,, if not a mail. We
look for the former vessel hourly.
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Noon pia-r- at Honolulu, i'm August.

..ArEsr DATES received a. .a.- Omer.
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SuHaSsrEes.
Blue, grey and white wooden blankets,
Russia crash, Bed Quilts,
100 pcs. heavy BurIaps, 70 inches,
Lubin's Extracts, Macassar Oil,
Buffalo Dressing combs,
Ivory tooth combs,
Tooth brushes,
Mems white Berlin Gloves,
Crochet cotton,
Playing Cards,
White Iiuen tape,
White, brown AMI black linen thread,
Blue cotton thread.
a large assortment Of ChiIiren's toys,
Gilt famed mirrors,
looking Glasses,
Paris Fans, Ladies' redcules AMI work-baskets,
Violin strings,
Cashmere tables and Piano covers,
Ladies' cmbd, skirts,
Mother Of Pearl buttons.
Black and white bone buttons,
" ." metal &" frames.
A small invoice Of oil Paintings and Engravings in ghded
WateTmOnkeys,
Hide Poison, go gallons water to l gallon poison)
Printing paper, Letter and note paper,
Steel pens, lead pencils,
French BACKED c~alfskins,
Lasting CATERS,
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EXPORTS.

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The steamer lies over next week for cleaning
her machinery, and resumes her trips again on the
Doth. She burns wood exclusively now, which with
the changes recently made in her furnaces, enables
her to make as much steam and as good speed as
formerly obtained, at u greatly-reduccd cost.
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ships NniI-.

FrE SAS FEANCr~eD-I-r Comet, Saturday.
FoE RtJAt-P-r Emma Iiopte, to-day
FuE LAH,GSA-prT kamGi, friday
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Paine & Wada, Att'ys for Pins Asiignees,
ClsYelRpd, dec 30, lS6l:352
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~ aal gmlIs 5El dg4
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Cls2elsndi dec 3d. ls6l:32
M ASTER'S y A Il E.-PURSU-
lyh Ant to the command Ofs deorstal order Of
SAFE from tho Court Of Common Pleas Of Ouyahoga
County, st the suit Of The Cleveland and MahontnG
Railroad Company against isaac L. HeWit
and others, to directed shall expose for sale a
public auction, at the door Of the COurt House, II
the City Of UleyelAnd the thirty day Of jan
uary 1889, at three O'Clock P ID, the following de-
soTibed parcels Of lana situate In the City OF Oove
land county Of Ouyahogs, and State OF Ohio, and
known By being part Of Hewitts subdivision Of the
80 called MerWin property in said City Of Cleveland
70 witt
Parcel No, /. Lot No. fifteen Of said subdivision
Appraised at S2s66.
Parcel No. Lot No. sixteen Of said BubdiViI.
ion. Appraised at Sls3s.
Parcel No, Lot No. seventeen Of said subdivtI
ion. Appraised at Sl933.
PARCEL No. 4. Lot No. eighteen Of said 5ubdi7is.
ion. Appraised at S.913.
Parcel No. 5. The westerly part Of lot No. nine
teen Of said subdivision, bounded northerly, south
erlE and westerly By the lot lines and easteyly By
the osntre line Of brick wall nearly parallel viii
merWin street and about f0rty-seVen fest dis TAM
southeasterly theIetrom. Appraised at 1896.
Parcel No. s. The eaatorly pert Of lot No. nine
teen Of said subdivision bounded northbrly easter
ly and sogthery by the lot lines. and westerly By
tho centre Hnsof brick wall neariY parallel viii
Hsrwin street and about forty seven feet distant
southeasterly therefEOm. Apprhised at g933.
HEbkY G.. ABBEY,
Master Oomm'r.
RAEEEY, BAoKUs EoBLH, Attorneys
dar Z
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r EGAL NOTICE-THFODOlEI

i ElTAU NAJIltjH.-Id ID EAlUANLMi
R. EcoWden, Ross, ,ta ScOuden and Gahfsl tsi-l
Leonard, non-rssidents Of TIE State Of Ohio, ~
take notics that on the 2d day ct Janusryf 81
Richard Uleugh Sled his PETITION "A airst thtmend
others, In the court Of Common Pleas i0r CuTsho-
ga ntY, Ohio setting forth. thaf there lsduo
him. the said Cleuehi upon We qronlilsoIy 1o1s q
the said Theodore d. rmoWfsn dzted May h 80
rayahie oRe three, tha other iour years rom caie
to order Of Thsocore G. Millzs with interest," g
notes being for F525 Oa asd on " hich divers pgY-
ments have been made--the sum OF ssl6so9i With n
tersst %. ass5ut9 a. per cent. per annum. frSln
per cent. per an lum tron Aa 20, ls5s payahlo tn-
Ai'6. that sad Theodore q Ecovd and Bo-efta
his vile. executed and naiyered 70 said rheocore
Miils, rtgage, DEED q the following delerlDee
premises, t. Wit -eituale iu tie township Of IA
Ulsyslanq, bling number seven, N The tNsnin
rage OF townships, in t1e Come q ut Mest1ru|
Reserve IN the state Of Ohio, and which Is also n
ths cOunIy OF Cuyahoga, snd is known By being the
south halt Of he following described tract o. 10 !
Of and to wiz; 1ho northwest quartlr Of sub oly-
(s9l and part Of Rone "a ousand acre track, nula
bir fourteen 90, bounded a. iolloWs, horth y
the line Of laid lot, EAST bg land Of Watson watkins
phrg Nichols, containing t'Fenty i've C25) acres;
land hereby oeec ed containing Twelve and one-1s
(l25) acres, and being, aforesaid, the south h1
q the twenty five acres above described, and con
vsyed b. Milton Co8 70 9uli itti BrockEaY on ths
oi said TWO notes Described above, other nctsa an
the tenor aud Cd Ct thsrsoi ad ale io the daiau
Of such payment and that sad Rosetta scOWden hal
released her iight Of doaery in said premises; aid
ser forth and for "a crf.r thar unless the sm0un
90 found aus Be paid % the plaintiff in Tos-oslol
tine TO Be fixed by the Court. said premises be sold
10 satlsfy said debt and costs o. this suit
raid csisncants viii answer the petition IN thi-
ease on Or beiers thu hrst day of March l2 O. iud
rneuf VIII b taken a8 rar lha rraFer CT said p1r
: Jsns;sl Att'y for Plaiatie
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MASTERS SALls-PURsUAETr

M ASTER'S SALN-PTRsUkETT TO
IVA the command Of 6 pluriss dscretal order 81
sels rem the Courtof Common Plras Of CuTahoSS
county Ohlo, at the sui OF HamuaI 81 Brooks a6d
EdWln W. brookss against HOrasf1 n Gates. 0slis
~. datea, Augusta n. Mlttl-befgEr, Edmund g q
Mlttepergerl william Mittlsberear, Conueruia
Mutual lusuranc6 Co, Thomas IA. Howe. T1gi Al
dfeessed and Others TO me directed, shall szpoSs
Ior pu2slc sale s. pubic auction, af the door of -
OQQLL-hnllsf -arss1lls
OF January, lS62s At two o'clock P. NJ, Of sad a.
me following described pec OF parcsls Of land 70
Wit. situate IN the TOWNSHIP Of BrooF1Tn bsig
number seven in the thirteenth rauTs Of tou-pat7T
In the Oopnecticut Western Reserve, in ths Sfaf-a
Ohio, and winch is also IN the COUNTY Of Cuyablst
anG l9 knoHn y parcel o. land 3 vest stse -
ahoga River now in CITY Of Cleveland and ia
ded as follows easEerly ey CuFahoga River rs
erly By ia q heretofore conveyed judah
John n. WOOlsey; vest b. River street, afiieesel
and scutherly by land formerly owned fsLLte4
Williams, and being ninety -niue feet Widai0
no. . h1Fer, and eXtendi1g Al rlghE anFleE-t y
er street. and said River 70 River strest,-1- We
ed 20 said hdmund G. p. MiI1ieherger, BY NJ 49,
Life Inaurance and trust 05mpaaT, By dssd reeds
ed in Udyah0Ea Loulty 8ecora1i vol. ~, pages q
45 And also, another parcel Of lEnd On said hirt
next southery Of above, and bounde1 nOrl herlyy-S
said parc5l Of land, aeoVs described; easterlY O.
ahoga Rfysr; westerly bg said biFer stros {, q
uCutnerly Dy line parallel with the northerlT 1i
and tvTentT. one fest distant tnerefrom eTtenda
from said River to sa BiVor sTeoE, bsinq parias-
the A fred vi Hams lot called, making IN al 1le
hundred and 8 eDty feet mont On Eaid River, md
the Elevator Building machinery and fixtures OF
ssid premises, be tbs same more less, but 5ubec
20 ala legal highways. Apbrai7sd q 500.
Adamy L Csnhald, asstsr Conn.,. S54Si
PITTS Aft'ys Dec 2a isFI.S5l
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Fs-ojsssoT ef E3ectTopatky GYd Meliei8s,
~ Ofioe 10. III Ontario strest, % stairs, q ~
i1orl from the Public Square.
OHcs hour1 from to IL and irou 2 % ) a'oluck
Isaiiy. (SUadaFu ezreEts1A ana
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8eaal 1ntieea.

NOTICE.-PURsUANT no AN
~ order made By the Judge Of tho Probate Court
i9f ne county q yuyghOga IN the matter Of the 81
blgnment q william Eisks, shali 0fsr for Gale e
puolo a1elloni at The door Of the Court house, n
sala eeunty o. the llth day Of January, 1852, e
O'Clock = n the following described Nots8 judg-
aggignmnnt:
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CBERIFF sALE-IN OBEDI

GHERIFF SALEM OBEDI
~ ence to the command Of an order Of sale Of pre-
erIy attached, afier final judgment issued from =
Court Of Common Pleas Of Gu ahOga county "a
Stale Of Ohio, and to me directed, in the casUf
Marvin Kent, piantin against Thomas Denhamsrl
fendant, shall e1pos5 sale st public auJti0Hf
the door OF the Court House Of said county, On1e
twentieth day Of Ianuarys a. D. 1862, betweenla
nOurs Of Two a. four o'clock 2. n. OF said day,la
following cescsited lands and tensm suts, to VII
known by being part Of two acre lot No. one lu-
dred and 1fiT tWo l5 N Cleveland city aud is boz
ded as follows beginning point In the go1thel
line Of BoliTsr ST. eighty ETO teet aud ~ inches r
The Intersection Of the " 81 line Of said lot No H
with the soushsry line Of BOlver street, thence rn
ninR easferly along tie southcrly line Of Bolia
street, tweuty our et ~ inches to pointi thelc
southeriy along line parallel with the sast linsc
said lot No l52, On5 hundred and etghty ret toa
alley eighteen feet wide ) thence westerly along
north sids Of sal alley twenty four ieoE % incie
to q point; thence nOrtherlT- along a line paralf
with The west line OF said lot No. l52, one hund1
and eighty feet 10 Tbs place Of be inning being u
east elf Of part Of said lot l52 doaGed By johns
carey and George Wilioy to Ira Hanson, Julyai
Appraised at thirty-three hundred and ss7sg-
I've dollars. JAmEt A. CRAM, ShsIl
By HEgRT n. JOHNSON, Dep1t.
PAINE WADE Plaintiff D Aftys.
Sherif'5 Office, Dec. %, lsel:s71.
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FFIHESB JUSTLY CELEBRATED
PILLS are g sure cure for
Sick Headaoho,
pVgPepsin,
Foul Stomaoh,
General and Nervous Debility,
Billiou1 sLd Liver Complaints,
OcsttveneHB, Scrotul Gus uu-
morB, Feyers, 60, dc.
and are EhIs and reIisble Family Medicine. More
Of them used than any other kind.
zE-Ses Circulars. For sale py r. II. Gaylord, 4.
W. Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong Arm.
strong Cleveland, Ohio and by all Druggists in the
country. Also, st Wbf lagsls ct l6l Ontario sreSt
Olsvelaud Chic, by G. G.. NORRIS,
General Agent f1r Chio. Michigan and Indiana.
tahs. R1siS-
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4AA ANT % the command Of decretal order Of
sale ron the Court OF Common Pleas Of OuVahopa
county, Ohio, a. the suit 0f Christine Here sgan5
Ereoerick Arnold ana Catherine Arnold e ne dine.
TED, shall expose 70 sale at public auction AZ tls
aoor oI the Court House. IN the City Of OIsrsisnd
O'Clock P. NJ, the fallOWfDg descifhed ursliSss e
vi situate IN the City Of Cleveland, n the state
O. Ohlos ana which 1s also in the County Of OuTa-
Sohn a. v oolsey subdivision Of ORIGINAL City lot1
NO IA ana JIG inclusive Of the original aIloteufI
dlVisious on record in sad cOunty will more fniiy
apPeaTi and d bounded follows; norfhWe5ferv u
front oy RarEn1an streets northea5 erly bT lot IA
81 sou heasterlJ In rear by Pullman lane. al
southWesterly BY lot No 39; being l5 feet n sirh
mont and rear and l59 feet deep, together v-th q
dwelling house erected on sad lot, be the sanns
moTe or less, but subject to el legal highwTs.-
Appraised 81 fst1- GEO. II. WTHAE,
Master Commissioner
X. II. BEAVrE. P AftlW T.-rT.9T
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MASTERS SsALR-PURsUAETI-

M ASTBR'S SALB-PUHsTAETiS~-
4L1 the command Of pluris8 dscrstal oriesf
county Ohio at the 8git Of Helson Prince and y
ers, agaiast Levi 1hoHlss and cthers to me cfif,
ed snali eI pose 70 sails At public auction, a..
door Of the Court House, in thu City Of ClsVslsni-
said county on the p day Of JaausrT, ls62 At -
O'Clock P rs the 3ollEWinR described prsr1isss.
vii; situate IN Eest Cleveland, Cnyahoza conn
Ohioi and bo1hded1 beg nning IN the Plank Roi
aud south 20 west chains z734 links frum &
t9o chains and 70 Links to said LeEisi VI sf I'm
tn nee souih chains and 5l links; thsnoe n 81
west CHAINS and links; thence north saI{o s51f
2 Inks thence north s05lo lFest chains Z fiS
Plank hoadi thence north 500 east chsiu8 snds5
Inks to the Flsce Of BEGINNING csntaininz ~.
ana one half scIes Of land. Appraised AZ S575.
B. B. BeaYiH, fTsster C53mA
Fl'hs Atty. 5eeSI.57I .
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MEaifinEs.
mn r OYRTAY HoWTopLTp

nR. B OYRIAX. HOMGOPATHIc
~ PHYGoIAn. Ohioo-OornOr Of Superior and
Seneca atreots, In EOrthrup SpangleF'a BlOck-ih
1o0r, healdencei No. 96 Seneca street.
seg-Dr. b. OYrihN has permanently located n
uleTeondt aud offers his Professional Services % the
friends Of fuotnW0Rethy. He hopes that the expo
riouee OF an eighteen years practice IN the United
states will enable him 70 gain the confidence Of the
Public. uOv6eHJ1
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UURED,
Assr al 0Shsr Treatment Failsli
DIR. A. GIBSON.
Formerly OF New York City, VIII pay O1s Kun
irsd dollars tor the proof thAt he ever is 70 cure
me- me- APS79 20 "a asa 7So a1sss t ~ re & vi {9Z tea sane e
th9 United s'cte5 treats tae Bam9 oi1oesa1 With
Aitsr mSnY years Of Iaborious study and srpsTs.
snoei Dr. Glb5OA 4 heppF In being abs 20 AL
Eo1noe 2 tho unfoTtunetss that h5 hss FsTfsets1
system OF treatment for tho
SPEEDY, AND PERMANENT OUaA
q tho above and oehaT
PRIVATE DLSEASNS
aith al bad sfsots arising thsrefrOm, n .IudiRE
DEBlLITY On HERVOuS PROSTRATIOn.
de has succeeded n curing cz8o5 N thig Stty, sons
Of whom had ezFsndsd Eandred5 of I3p ~ via
DaiEsYisd Physicians, who profess 10 TIA priVstl
mslsdles With sneosssi and EtthOus recetVinE De
Dr.. GIBSON does not boast thst he & a He-sDsF q
1oms College IN London or Paris, a. perhaps aOms
others do foT the purpose OF onsnarng the innocent
aliEsd. Bnt What Dr. GIBSON might boast Of Il
this that ne y able 70 give entire satisisotion to
rty, and that he has perfected an American ETEtsa
q treatment which Challenges any Physician Of Lon
radical cure Of seminal weakness and al Diseases 81
arrangements both Mental aud BhTBical, arisilg
nom sexual @ B6Cret abusa.
Dr. GIBSON also olains ior his nsV7 treatment Ehs
following advantages all others yet discoFsFed;
And nTst sne 9zsnt q5o1 are In no TIPoot disagree
KsFSuFYI ncE any other dslsteTiouB drug: Secondly
40 re8riotons IN oiet o. bu5inea5 Is requra Third
V his treatment is pozittVe and certain IN al Caaeg
de stands prepared 20 20 Into any public or pTigstd
aodpitA In the United etatd5 snd dsmOnstTsso the
Immense h1DezieT1ty q as nsE EroEtElgnt over any
9ther Low known 70 The world IN paint Of promFs
ass psr kasucyl mildnszss ssfztT ard ooaTaniones
% tne patient.
DT. GIBSON q permanently loostsd IN ClsTeland,
snd La d9FinE the Past two yes-s porfornsd many
other modez of treatment Rslarsnos can bs gVsn to
lndVdueil of ths dz8t Fsspeotsbiity In Cleveland,
Bostons EeH York, and other citlss IN regard 20
rIrlll And all
DyEpeD5tal kkUemattzzn5 8cr0tala and I'll carouio
1iseases treatsd Fsth EuTeri0r EgoeeI7,
- msGici1s sent 70 alF rars CT tie c1uaEFE ca
r5osics 81 zen oOliarH.
Dr. GIP5sE 8 rev y7ork on EaJslolosJ fs7 sais
Is klz cflc5.
DR. GIBSON,
FE-oasasas. ~ Es1esFses.,rfTt, ,.,,I aFs-zs-s-,e
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8eaaI Mntifee.
n M6KHH1T5S H1T1 =

aa 2s A4AAAbAA Al y 0AA 4s--DL
~ virtue Of two wrtt8 Of venditlon'g sEDouaa,
iseusd from the Circuit Court Of the United Btates
W!thin and for the EOTthsrn DIS riot Of Ohio, one
thereof at tbs suit q Henry o. BoEon Of Al, in
cause no. 40 and tbs other at the suit OF Hugh
Auchincloss, Jun. aud john Auchineioss. in cause
NO. 42e, IN asid Court, aud both against Robert
Dennis shAll offer for sals vt puDlic suction at the
south door Of the Post Once, in the City Of OlsT8
land, between the hours OF ten O'Clock In the fore
noon and four O'clock IN the gitornoOns on Friday,
g alst day Of JaEurys 1864 the following proper
", 20 ait:
situa in the y Of Cleveland, and in that pa
thereof which was formerly known Is the City Of
Ohio 70 Wit: the northeast part of Hub-lot No. l9.
teing 46 fett 'front.' on what was formerly called
TurnptkO street. but which is now known as Pearl
Street., the came bsing % feet deep
Also, the following described parcels Of lRud stu
ate as above and beiDg part o. the Bufal0 Com
pany' purchaEe, 90 called. 70 wit:
Sub loI8 hua. 60 $50, bql aud $40 n block j.
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DEVOLVERS AND BOWIE.
HI KNTVES.-A hns assortreRt Of ReVolrins
filt0lsS such - Colts new mOddei, Bacon'g, Ridef
Allen & ,Hsolock'a, sharpa5i Spies, smith WI
sons, largo and mail, With various other kindn
Isl. HAIIl 7F7L UTl1
Gun BiOFs, 100 sppaTior Efrslt, ClsTels5d,
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la zE
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A DMIN ISTRATOK'S NOTBE.
IA Eoties is hereby fivsn that the undersy-ed
have been appointed md goal frd a. Adminifra-
tors Of the osEats Of EdnuEd Uia'k, dsceessd.
ANN n. CLARK
iar6Gl HENRY y. OGAEl.
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h. 3. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
eotl'dSV 4snsrni gent Tor OnI5.
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MASTER's SALE-PURsU-

JOSEPH g. GRAEHIs,
Deotlnoef ", laol;3l0 A1slgusa cf Wn. III.
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R4ENEE, BAoEgs EOBLH. Attorneys
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-28

constant attendance. 1t is not 70
that every scholar will attend o W. oe ezEN,A
whole forty weeks of the school vsa, Jay h,
expected when scholar protesso a. ouhl
school, that he will actually do so " atta
should never be permitted but to1 "' A10san
ohe: unavoidable necessity. It's resn,, s'sNa'sq
affect the absentee, but the vholc s.h uo' only
teacher is annoyed and DISCOURAGED " t" The
qucnt absence OF pupils, and no vettar , s:t 'e
OF backward scholar can be adduced ', ~
record of absence and iardness ''S 'aaaa
We can safely assert that temnor,,r .,
are tho most serious impediments va ba ~UseAca
to the perfect working Of our lnstu t%'s met net,
absence OF pupil in graded school ;a Iae
done to his whole class for the ~ o. wrong
compelled to spend time in eutro dr 1Tae1eFH
teaching to bring up an absent pupil wha 4ad
class are righSiuly entitled to the whoo @a as Tie
usually alloSted time. AND as whoI. '1''
has to be carried along together th n'' ~, elaa
and consequent baokwardness Of any " .os
the progress Of the whole. And it, it j. a''sa
OF notice, that every days absence d;m "USAY
the amount Of public money the Dstr 'us'.s
ceiyes. 'l'' IT,
Ii Was d matter of regres to your Commits.
that they have been compelled 10 lose thu S',r
ces Of Mrs. Gorham, but as she only expro."1
right provided Tor in her engagement wa a't
no reason to complain. And we the mora "a, n ".'
lngly submit to it under the belief thn, l u;',
Chapman, who is employed to ill he, rIar ,''S "
dlscharglng It's duties to the acceptance Of 5a'
pupils, and to the general satisfaction Of ny, n.y.,
District. 'u'
In closing this report, your COMMITTEES ren.,,
the declaration that The graded system won
which The school is conducted, is we'll ad,1l%
TO the condition of our village and is nom r nnj
we trust will continue to be, a co0.plste arn,,,
RoDER1CK RICHARDSON,
CHARLES REED,
J. g. EMERY, Commttso
Ii. Y. BARNES,
CHARLES B. CHANDLER,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-28
From the LIST Vermont Cavalry.

A friend writing us on business from Camp
Holiday, Md, near Poolesville, March "a, 1862,
adds the following postscript:
Our Regiment left Annapolis on the 9Th inst
via. Washington for this place, where we arrived
on the 18th, having spent two days in Washing
ton. We are cncamped about one half mile
from Poolesville, four miles from Edwards Fer
ry, and about the same distance from Ball s
Bluff.
The Regiment has been in fine health since
its organization, having lost but three men by
sickness.
Our late commander, Col Jonas P. Holiday,
is fine military officer, and is liked by officers
and men. He Is at present Past Commander.
l feel very proud OF the Company recruited
in Washington County. They are by far the
best Company of officers and men in the Rcgi-
ment Capt. Wells makes fine officer and is
liked by both officers and men through the line
First Lieutenant Paige has been detailed as Past
Quartermaster, which position he is we'll quail
fed to fill Second Lieutenant Holden is good
officer and is much liked through the Regiment.
Our Company left to-day for Leesburgh, Va,
with two days ratons.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-28

correspondent contributes this to The ON
nibus Oar waherwoman Mrs. McFadden,
call her) had son in the " Cumberland and
fearing the worst, on hearing of our disaster on
board that lrigato, called on her priest and dc
sired him TO afford her the public consolation
OF church announcement Of her trou be.-
" Pot 1T words, Mrs. McFadden,' said he
" Well thin, jistrade off the likes Of this /" The
prayers Of the Pious are requested Tor the repose
OF the sowl of Michael McFadden, barrin' he
didE't swim ashore" The proposed reading
was postponed till farther adviccs
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-28

Why NO MORE TROOPS WERE AT WINCHEs.
TER.-The special correspondent of the N. Y.
World accounts for the small force left at Win
chester to confront the rebel jackson. 1t says
that the whole corps darmee of Gen. Banks
had been ordered to Fairfax Court House to re-
inforce Gen. Mcclellan. A small portion of
the division had been prevented from marching,
however, by the breaking Of the pontoon bridge
over the Shenandoah. II this accident to the
bridge had occurred a few hours later, too few
would have been left to have made successful
stand against jackson, and the work of Sunday
would have been for defeat, instead of a VIC
tOry.