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BREMEN.
North German F.ioyds

North German Lloyd.
STEkM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW OElFAEa
VA HAVRF. SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA.
e. The Steamships Of the Sarta
80. German Lloyd will rs'pH. 'A.as
regular trips follows:
From Bremen. Prom New Or lasrep
FRASKFCRT. January 29. March g.
HANOVER. FebrUal 26. March IN.
STRASSBCRG March rs. April Do
rhANhfChI. April =. May II.
Further days of departure VII! be advertised here.
after.
ne steafners touch outward at Eavre St6 EaV.
era, and Oh their home trip at Havana and SouIh.
alhIt0I 20 .&nd and receive passengers and f,tStt
PRICES OF PASSAGE
from Bremen southampton or RavTe 70 EavaIS
or New Orleans.
age : .'.......: :........... 40 g0jd.
FROM New Orleans OF Havana to SQutLAmpfl
Havro OF Bremen.
q, L '.'''''''''..... ........Sl5a go4e.
e4"Re.... ......-.. - god.
from New Orleans to Havana.
." nll-'...... ......'...........6 SIS goo.
4. Stt"IdSe.. Is god.
Passa2e tickets from Bremen, Southampton en-
HaNTe 10 NC" Orleans, issued by the upders gnecs
foI !uTthec particulars apply 30
Sd. J. STOCEMBYBR l. CO. Agetts
a"1 ~ No. AZ Union street.
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j. Geng w. Henry Gr.en-Fir.t .insrice

Noult Tor the Farlb'! q Orleans, No. $500
DY VIRTUE OF a WRIT OF TERI FACIAS
- to me directed by the Hon. W. T. Houston,
First Justice Of the Peace i'll and for the parish Of
Orleans, VIII proceed TO sell at public auction
at No. 158 Julia street. between st. Charles and
Camp streets, FRIDAY. April i, 1873. al twelve
O'clock M, the fo.low!p. described property. 20
wit
ONE MULE
Seized in the above tut;:led .;.3:.
Terms-Cash.
mh25 80 ap4 JOHN HURLEY. Constable
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CONSTABLES' SALES,

Z q. sanarens vs.. w. III. BarremGre-
fourth Justice Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No 1773
pY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIRRI FACIAs TO
Ed me directed by the Hon John Cam Fourth
Justice of the Peace il and for the parish OF 7.
leans, in the above numbered and entitled sujt.
will proceed 10 sell at public auc1iOn, on SAT
rRDAl, March 80, 1873. al twelve o'clock NJ. az
No. 10 EysIan Fields street The following GesCI bed
property. as per inventory Oh tie in ny 0tter 20
wit
Tive lots Of LUMBER.
one lot OF cat LUMBER, FOR making bcxe-.
One MOULDING MACH7Et, partly take1 apart.
FOrty-t!ve empty BOXES
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms-Cash.
inhl822 20 :. ", JONES Constable
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

wv
Succession Of Jean TOnEandou. Jr.~-Ne.
SO l26
GRCOND DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARISH
~ Of OF leaus.-Whereas, Jean Toulandou has pet.
the estate OF the late Jean Toulandeu JT deceased
intesta.e e. Notice 10 hereby given 10 all whom il
may concern, 10 show cause within ten days why
the prayer or the SAID pe!tiHnsE thoU.6 nc: b<
granted.
By order of t,le CouIs.
mhl9 20 % FRANK PACE, jR., Clerf.
Succession of FRANCOIS Xavier Rochassoa
and Anne Elizabeth Thomt lam, his sife-Ne.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- of Oreans.-Whereas Louis Eos has petitioned
the court foR letters Of administration the above
entitled SUGGESTIONS Notice hereby given to
all whom it may concern 10 show cause within
should not be granted.
mh2l l5 29' FRANK PACE, tH., Clerk.
successions of Gayetano tupidon, Vincent
supidon, and Mare Cu9don. wife OF a. saehus
GECOND DISTRICT SQUIRT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans Whereas, Joseph Ale1is Bachus has,
petltIoned the court for lettere of administration
bv given 30 all whom i may concern, to show
caus. within ten day. why 'he prayer ct The
said petitioner Aouid 10. be granted
mh2i 2529s FRANK PACE JR. Clerk.
In the matter ef Jean AuriaRRe. an shseR-
tee-Ns. 5000.
SECOND DISTRICT court FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orlesns.-Wbereas. Mrs. Marie Aurianne
has pettioned the court for letters Of cUraorshtp
the estate of the said absentee. Notice i
hereby given 60 all whom il may concern 20
show cause within ten days Why the prayer Of she
said petitioner should not be granted.
By order of the Court
ulh29 aP3 g. FRANK PACE, rR., Clerk
Succession of William Doushsry-Ne.
CEC0ND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIE PARISH
- Of Orleans.-Whereas. Thomas L. Macon
has petioned the court for letters of ADMINISTERS.
ton on the estate OF the late William Dougherty
deceased intestate. Notice is hereby given 10
al whom il may concern 70 show cause within ten
days Why the prayer Of tie sad petitioner should
lot be granted
By order Of the CoLI..
inh26 % 90 FRAME PACE JR Crers
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FOX HAVANA.


Touching at Cedar Keys and Key Wssfs
Carrying the United States Mall.
h The New Orleans, Fiorfds
SaNz& and Havana Steamship Company
3eAkxe will dispatch first sss esSI pes
~ sengeT steamer
Every Wednesday,
FroE tie foot of Callope street. First SsSreS
RATES OF PASSAGE:
To Havana TO Cedar Ksg
Cah.L. ...........s........64 $40 &I
Steerage.. % n
Through bills OF laoing issued 20 al potr 70 n,
Forda, including Tampa and TO New York, Char
lestor and Savannah
None hut the company's bills OF lsding slspsd,
and none signed after sailing Of the steamer
Splendid passenger accommodations and through
tickets gwen to above points.
No freight received githout pRrmis ereR liza kf.
fec.
For .rs-gtt ~ passage apply TO
J. Il R0BERTS, freasules,
No. l29 Common street
Over the Louisiana National BAH
Ire steamship HAVANA fellows Oh -egulay
cav. oetSl
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Charlie. u. Smith vs.. 8. /. Pynchen an,

Charles II. Smith vs.. 4. l.. Pynchen and
Susan Pynchen. lis wife. IN sul;do-SecODd
Jnstice Court toI the parish OF Orleans. Nc.
.3rI2.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF TlERI FAClAS TO
ID directed by tie Hon. W L. Evans, st c.
ond Justice of the Peace in and for the parish OF
Orleans, in the above entitled suit. Will pro-
coed 70 sell st pubic auction at my wareh house.
No 40 Grod street. on FRIDAY. April Z, 1873. al
twelve o'clock M
\ LOT OF HOUSEHOLD 'RNIiURF.
Seized in the above numbered and entitled silt.
Terms-Cash the spot
mh27 30 sp4 JOHN MCCORMICK Constable
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FHk CROMWELL LINAs
For New York Direct.
flls Ike 10 composed OF the Steamship
NEW ORLEANS. OORyx&
GEORGE CROMWELL, GEORGE wASEEE4CR
HEs The steamship
T@sE& CeRTES.
KEMBLE Commando
SUG0AY. March 81 al A. ID
SN1 leave Ter whzII. foot Of ToUIot Sc s1Js6t a.
above.
~
Freight FOR liverpool Bremen and Eavrt sxstH
by th't Inc and thIo1gh bills Of lsdsng e wa rae
tie kars snE freight or passage apply 10
ALFRED MOULTOE
fs7 No. q Carondelet rtsnss,
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STkEL RAI1.: uoUBLk TpaCH

EA-TTMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD,
IA grtai short line from Cincnna At sY ESrnsss
EAST!
ss'iEE eighty seven to 10 miles and ar74v-Es che
Train III advance at
NEW YORK.
es'L& fEsehe miles, and arriving sig are - 0
hours in advance at
BALTIMORE.
eA"f sventy seven miles and srrte+rp q arS
sIs shrss-quarters hours in advance a.
WASHINGTON.
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
One train the quickest.
~ER GREAT IRON RAILWAY Bridges
Owe. !E% ohio river, at Parkersburg and PA a-R
are completed.
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COTTON.

Eomparnriye ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oil
the Week-Receipis. Sales Exports
mad stock on Hand.
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nii SD'1

ESTATE OF JOHN e. BUTTS ISDIVID-
,.dI!E. and as IartL7I Of the firm OF Butts I
l.GLHI.
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Marine Intelligence.
'FF1CE OB THE REPUBLICAN ,
Saturday, March %. 1873.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

ELbAEEU YESTERDAY,
Steamship Yazco. E'.:4.t:. for PhiIad.lpfiA VA
Havana
British bark Maggie a4rv.Ns, Mcintosh, for Lv-
erpool
Schooner Mole Cnnse Da!ne, fo- shitldsbo1o.
II ballast
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Are tUL OF this route from st. Louis Cinc,r1,r "a
"S.1HnLs 70 BaItLnore and Washington Guy
WITHOUT CHANGRI
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New YORK. March 28-The following is
the comparative cotton statement:
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-21
There's Danger in the Town.

There John hitch Dobbin 70 tho nos, oou,o MOO,
me and sit dawn
ioui mother wants t" talk t" You before you drive
to town
MY hairs are gray. soon shall BE- at rest within
the grave;
N"t long Will mother pilot you Ger life's tempestu
Gus wave.
I've watched DER vou from infancy ,;n ,o, ,.o,
a man
i"' Ia Always loved You as mother only can
~ morning anu At evening have prayed the God
"i love
l" ple7~ ana GUIDE my darling boy t" the bright
nome a""\".
\ mothers eye i searching .Iohr .Id s,,e can,
dim sib,
men watching "r an only child /" see If he does
r-ht'
An" very Lately nave seen what has aroused nv
h'ais
And madr my pill"" hard at night and moistened
1t with tears.
I've seen lihr within ,our eve. pDon vour cbsel.
q rI,.,
nat ''iu me F"n We're on the road that leads to
Sn"nt anu Woe
'n '"nD' uCh turn away your mead ana on my
-. 'o'''N'' i'"Nn'
'' ''A '''i III '"e'e iiise
Remember what the poet says-long Years have
proved ii true
That 'oailn lind, some mischief still for idle.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-21
A Proclamation.

No lesson of the past is clearer than
that nations have pro>pered in proper
tion as tkey have been pure and virtu-
Gus. When vice and corruption have
become prevalent emcrvation and decay
appear among the people, and paralysi
taetens upon the Government. 1t j.
equally apparent that purity rests. t"r
an enduring foundation. upon religion
The fear of God is the beginning OF
wisdom. The strongest incentives Ia
an active and useful lite are felt in the
minds of those who believe i'll an al
mighty, all-wise and all-holy tod. and
who strive to do his will. such people
too He will bless even as it is written.
I'm all our ways acknowledge Him, and
He shall direct thy paths. The piou>
custom of our fathers to rec"gnize III
this season of the yeaI, the God of Ma
ture, Providence and Grace, by Il day
of prayer, is eminently worthy of per
petuation.
| do. therefore, hereby appoint FRI
DAY. THE ELEVENTH DAY OF APRIL
NEXT, to be observed by the people Of
this State us IA day of Fasting, HamiHu-
ton and Prayer. Aud do most cam
estly request that the people will rest
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on that day from their usual labors, as
semhlt themselves together in their
several places of worship. and there
drVoutlN acknowledge their dependence
upon Divine Power and Grace. Let us
confess our sins and implore pardon
through our Lord Jesus Christ. Let II.
seek His counsel and aid in all our
affairs. Let us invoke His blessing up
on "nr lahor> III the field. factory, office
ana >t"rc-h"usc. Let us emdeavor to
leinn how to do justly. to love mercy.
and walk hImhly with God.
Given under my hand and the seal of
the State. this thirteenth day of'
March. III the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy
three, and Of the Independence of the
jnited states the ninety seventh.
julius CONVERSE.
BY the Governor.
JO>ErH ID. DENI>ON.
Sec. Civ. Mil. Affairs.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-21
PERSONAL.

Many of your readers will remember
Corliss p. Stone, once in trade in the
building now occupied by f. F. Brown.
He is now one of the business men of
Seattle, Washington Territory
up on Puget Sound. He has lately
presented to the Library Association of
his town a complete set of the new
American Cyclopedia, comprising 26
volumes and valued at Sl75.
c. NJ. ).
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-21
DI>THIt I No. IL.

During the tiI>t term there Wis hut
one school. taught 10y Miss Maria :
Wells. - Lady of experience and IF GOOD
education. She appeared. however.
-om"W hat nervous IN the school room.
aHd her go. slant watching of scholars
iutcItcrcd with clear and consistent
teaching.
second term higher department.
Mis- Wells taught this department dur
ing the second term. with pleIt, good
success. hu, u poor Attendance -prima-
~ department. Miss Celia lIallington.
teacher. By kind and .iudiciouS man
ag"mrnt. we'll adapted to her Young
scholars. Miss Harrington secured good
order. Her method of teaching WAS
admirably adapted to interest little
children ana to stimulate thought and
enquiry.
Third term, higher department, Geo.
y. Gates. teacher. This school was an
excellent ON" Th" feeling hct"oor,
teacher and pupil waS evidently cordial
Without severity or haIShne>S. good OF
der prevailed, and study was the bust
ness of the Schoolrnom. The question
ing was rapid, close and inci>ire. well
calculated to put the thinking powers
of the student at work. The eXplana-
tions were full and lucid. The inStruc-
ton was such as only thorough Schol-
ar. like Mr.. Gates. can give. Substan-
tial and permanent progress was the re
sult-pllmary department. Miss Julia
Chapman. teacher. The term was
tuNprl hle one
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-21

Ndme. BUSINESS ana LOCihbH 81 me ttTt-
inq Business Hoayc< IN 81. .IohRSbIWy.
Agricultural ro"I~ and Hardware.
HARVEY \ HASKELL. ioyts Block, Il. Il. Sr.
Apnihr,arics.
BINGHAM BROS. No. j. Bank Block Main N,.
: RANDALL 4 son Randall Block K. Il. st.
Attorneys at Law.
BELDEN & MAY. No.2 Calcdonian Biz. up stairs.
\ i. WILLARD. Mliu Il. over Hall 4 Fletchcrs :
ais, Real Estate l;rnller.
Il e IDE. Bank Flock Main Street. Prompt and
business.
Rooks and Stationery.
HOWARD \ EowELL, Calcdo,.ian BIZ Main ST.
Bakers aud C"mtrcti"mers.
GROSS ( MATTHEW'S Main Street
EIrbrr>.
X t. BLACKSTONE Union Block Main Street
Boots and shoes.
ILANCIS GALLAGHER Wand Iilh l. Il. st
Cl"thinG. Hats and Caps.
JOHN y MuOIT. Rank Block, opposite ST Johns
bury Hou~'. d-rlrr IA Ectdy Mad. Clothing. Hats
and 'ap- D,at~ Furnishing ,r""d~. etc. rlc.
Clothing for iIrm and Boys.
/ I.FiIEBAEk~ \ co. Fairbanks Village.
Cr"c>cry. Glass and stone Ware.
+. \ 1. FAIRBANKS \ co. fairbanks Village.
Carpeting, rapcr- Iiangin-~. ~ induw-,lide-.
/. 4 l. FAIRBANKS \ CO Fairbanks Village.
Dentists.
D. L. PERKINS. Calcdonian Block Nam Street
W. WARNER, Union Block Main Street
Dining Rooms.
MATHEWS S PEITENGI.L, Eastern Avenue
Dry Goods. and Ladies Fancy Goods.
A. Z. BLISS, Flanders Block, Il L. street.
O. II. HALE Avenue Block. L. L. street.
E 4 I. FAIRBANKS 4 co. Fairbanks Village.
Dry Goods, House kecping Goods. etc.
FL EsTt'HEI NI.i,, s,r..,
Flour and Feed.
GEO. ALDRICH Co, Eastern Avenue
Furniture and Ca>kets.
l. L. HALL a BROTHER Main Street.
u Il. TISDALE Flanders Block up stairs
Family Grocrric, ana Fruits.
A. NJ. COOK Co. Eastern Avenue
File Manufactur
81 JOhnsbuIy File Works opp. Passenger Depot.
Groceries and House Keeping Goods.
+ x 7. FAIRBANKS * Co, Fairbanks Village.
Harness. Robes and Blankets.
Il ". COOK, Eastern Avenue
Hotels.
AVENUE HOUSE, K K. 81, .. u. Hale. Pr"pI.
Insurance, Life.l
L SARGENT, t.EtnaJ Railroad Street
Iron Founder and Machinist.
LUKE BCZZELL North end Il. Il Street
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
T. " SENTER, Main street.
I l. WARD Wards Block. l. K. Street.
Merchant Tailors.
UNDERWOOD, Dauville Block. K. L. Street
COESER & SlAS Union Block Main Street
Music Rooms.
T.. B. HARRINGTON SONS y co. K. L. street
Physicians and surgeons.
III, L. ". ApGATE Residence and office. first
dsos south "t North church. Main street
Photographs.
g II ALpltlII Burnlam : building, Main -.
A. CLIFFORD Calednuiiu EucA. Main Street.
Printers aud Publishers.
&. d STONE y co, CaicotiIn Block. Nam II
stoves ami Tin Ware.
+. + FLETCHER. Ea~trIn A,cuuc.
II Z. & u .. WuupEUiT E,ilroad Street.
II 'uWDEEl EASTERN Avenue.
Watches. w,irN and Toys.
HuWhED \ EOWl.IL. Cilrd"uIau ~ h, Main =.
HujGulUN y |AErENII.l;. Railroad street.
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DISTRICT No. 10.

Higher department., first and second
terms, Mrs. Ahbie VI. Hall, teacher
The attendance i'll both departments of
this school has been very irregular
throughout the whole year. Every
scholar was rardy and absent during
this first term, and every boy but one
was absent when visited it near the
end OF the term. The school is so mix
ed i'll character, embracing every grade
from those just out of the primary, up
to Algebra and the high school studies
that no teacher can take comfort OF sat
istaction in teaching it. Mrs. Hall la
bored faithfully and accomplished as
much as could he expected.
Third term, Frank :. Streeter, teach
er. Mr.. Streeter was amply competent
to instruct, but lacking something Of
energy and tact in the school room,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-21
superintendent Report for the School
Year 1S72-'73

To the C;GecnS Of ST. Johnsbury In
conformity with the requirements ofthe
statute. | submit to yOu the following
report of my work a> Superintendent.
and of the results of my observations
among the schools of the town:
THE WORK DONE.
The care and labor connected with
this "tfi"a has nrnvnd Irr-ata- tLu.a 1
anticipated. 1t may be briefly stated
as follows:
One day was given to the Superin-
tendcutS meeting. Two days to public
examinations of teachers. Three days
to tn" preparation of Il lengthy Statisti-
cal report for the Secretary of the State
Beard of Education. Eleven private
examinations of teachers have been
given. More or less time is requisite
for the preparation of this report. Some
time has been taken. and considerable
responsibility incurred. in consulting
and advising with dissatisfied scholars.
parents. teachers and district commit
tees. and i'll efforts to promote harmony
in disturbed schools. The Supclim-
tendent. 10y the new law. has the care
of all the school registers. He must
procure them. diStrihute them. and re
collect them ut the end of the Year
Tho district clerks also now make their
returns To the Superintendent, instead
of To the town clerk. as formerly. The
schools are 81 scattered that the Labor
of properly Inspecting them i by no
means small. several of them are from
six to eight miles distant from this vii
ldgr. and much time i necessarily Or-
rupicd i'll going from one To another.
have. however. regarded these visits
:> the most important pant of my duties.
and have cudcavnred t" gain an accurate
Knowledge of each school. both from
actual observation and from inquiry of
.iudicinu> parents in the VariuuS parts
of the town. To obtain this intorma-
ton. have made more than one hun
drcd visits To the Schnul>. the visits
wary ing in length tInm half an hour to
three hours. These visits have taken
more than forty full days time. and
have inv 0lVcd In actual outlay tnI team
hire of more than fifty dollars. The
last Legislation has made Slight in
crease III the compensation of town Su-
pcrintendcnt>. With the aid of this
increase. shall receive from the state
for this care and Labor. and for this cN-
penSc. something less than seventy
dollars.
II il evident. therefore. that no man
can accept this office from pccuuiary
motives. There is no money in it.
Nothing but Interest in d,,,..,i,u.
and hope To be of some benefit to the
schools of the town. can induce any
man Ia accept il. If my services have
been of use to our Schu"l> and teachers.
| shall he satisfied. With this state
mcnt OF the work I" he done. feel
sure that ON public spirited t"wu>m"n
will regret the insult they have pr"ilcr-
cd Ia the cause of education. and To my
successor. in refusing him tho pallrl
compensation which the town has pre-
Ni"u>ll paid Ton these services. per
formed a> they usually have been. hy
lclgNmcn. men earnestly devoted to all
interests. and accustomed
L" >clt->arriticc fnr the good nf others.
This town cannot afford to hc 50 un-
generous as To beg this service of such
men.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-21
DISTRICT No. IL.

Miss Nina ;. Harvey. teacher. The
school continued i'll charge of the same
teacher, throughout the three terms of
the Year, with good success. The teach
er's previous success and good reputL
ton We're increased by the past years
work
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Ierms.-One copy per annum --.-...--- S2.:Jo
u paid strictly in advance ~. 90
Each subscriber will lind on his paper in con
u,uriun with hs name. TIA" dat" to which hc has paid
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rn>ta@".-'Ihere is no postage this paper in
tA.ednnIa County. out of the County. live cents a
quarter 10 any part of the United States. canada
Subscribers must remit twenty cents a year al
vance postage. which has IL he paid at this office.
sob Printing OF all kinds done al living plIr,s
With new and modern machinery and sl,iltul work
nearly all kinds of Job Printing bt done a.
we'll and a. cheap in the cities.
Legal Blank, Caid and Paper stock constantly
hand
Rates of ADVERTISING:
TN, >nare ~ lines one inch spacei one week :luO
Each continuance. ...--..- -
HalG square a. lines week .--.-. :.
Each continuance. --..--.. ..---- -
one square tone inch of spacrl per year .uu
business Cards per year teach lInri. --...-- Lon
lIheI lions EStIays. Notices To Lc.I-lturC ctcl.u
Special Notices per square. unc week -
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DI~IRIt ! <D.

l. i fractional district. with lis school
h"m~r in Wat, ford. and 10y law i um-
drl the supervision of the >upcrimten-
dent III thar town. Therefore | make
Il" rrp"lt of it. though | visited the
school
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Jnfrls.
MT. Mansfield HOTEL.

MT. MANSFIELD HOTEL.
STOWE. VI.
4 first class Hotel with all the modern improve
ment-. Accommodations for 300 guests.
y l.. Keller. Manager.
MEMPHREN AGOG HOUSE,
NEWPORT VT.
W. + BOWMAN. Proprietor.
ST. JOHSSBURY HOUSE,
MAIN STREET. ST. JoHNsBURY. VI
Il. L. GILMORE, Proprietor.
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DISTRICT No. >.

The higher department has been,
throughout the year, in charge OF Mis-
Ella +. Stevens. The terms have all
been successful, fact highly compli-
mentary to the teacher. The winter
term of this school has, during several
previous years, been unsatisfactory. Its
reputation was not enviable. Though
the scholars were numerous, and many
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-03-21
DISTRICT No. 10.

Fir~l and second Terms. Miss Many J.
liddcll. teacher. The school was small
and the Attendance somewhat irregular.
AT the end of the third week every
scholar had hrcm more or less tardv OF
absent. he teacher lacked force and
'arur>tu">~. :" that there was little
~Ii"ruhI- ru the scholars .,". -
th"l"Ggh. lncI>lVe teaching.
Ihii term. Mr.. Waliarr q. Stiles.
teacher. Without previous experience
IN teaching. Nj. Stiles gave good III
StrUrri"n tnd carried his school through
with good >uccc~>. With further cNpe-
Ilcmrc. he will make an excellent teach
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DISTRICT No. :.

Miss Lucia {. Wheeler has had charge
ct the school throughout the two terms
of thirteen weeks each. Miss Wheeler
kept her school in good control. Many of
thrrIa>>r> failed t" make a good appear
anrc Ill rcrltati"n. owing iii part to the
hackvarlme>> of some of the scholars.