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PERSONAL.

pERsoNAL.-soldiers, call tho. 312 Penn.
a. = avs, between 10th and I1th streets. and get .
Pbotoeraph OF the Capitol, for your friends AT
AoMe. 80 N 2p-2t*
M ARHIAGE AND WEALTH.-M ST. JOHW
Journal psrh, win send the address Of psrsoss
VINO are resCscts0le, with beauty and accomplish
nef fSs h,s AID Also ten secret whish
stances in q short time. SatisiActien guaranfied
OF fee rsiuEnsc. Persons wishins eorrespondents
LII view loWerds matrimony can be fgfntshss
Enclose one dollar, thaddfess, to II. Be. JOHN.
30 lst street. Detreit, Michigan, my ~. ST.
DR. PHELPS has removed TO Pennayivanis
- avenues near i4th ST.. over Aessrs. Kid wells
7 O. PARKER d co., Atterneys at Law. Cen
y eral claim md Ksal Hs,ate Agents. 500 18th
street near the Xirkwood House,.
ON cers A ccornu with AL the Departments ad.
TINT "a and Seftied. Business in connection with
Eesi Istate pTomptIy attended to. myj0,u
NI1P0T1oNV LIP OF JULIUS CESAR,
az 'a' IRANcK TAYLOR.
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WHITE GLovBsi White Gloves, at Yates &
SeIby IS, No. 1913 Pennsylvania ay. 2t*
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DIED,

On the 2Ist instant. THOMAS MARCHE q ma
tive of the land of Guernsey. but for the last As
years resident OF this city in the ed of his
age
His funeral will take place to morrow Tuesday,
afternoon at 2h O'Clock, from his late Iesid nee
on y street south between 6th and It'll sts east.
ICity morning papers and Baltimore Sun aud
Clipperlplease copy]
On Sunday afternoon. May 2ist. after q long and
painful ilness, .nieh he bore With Christian grace
son of John and he late Catherine e. WILSON, in
the 3Ist year of his age.
Why should mourn when Christians die.
Their pain and sufferings here Ger;
The Lord our Saviour, waits on hish,
He beckoDs from the other shore.
Farewell then. brother. husband, son.
'pis hard to .Nart with those 80 dear;
Ye. will we say "rhy will be done."
Our trust in Him. We need not feE
The relatives and friends of the family are In
ted TO attend his funeral from his late residence,
a46 street north. between 18th and 18th, on
J IesdsNSG terpoon, Msy Esd, at4 O'Clock.
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10y VIM. L. WALL Il CO., Auctioneers. =
- South corner Pa. ave. and eth street
oHANcERY sALE OF IMPROVED PRoPlRTY

BY virtue ct 9 decree of the Supreme Court OF
the D1stnatpf Columbia. in chancery sitti ng, be-
Ing date deRd day of May, A. D. 1855. and passed
T Thor White i: somRI.insnts and WIN; !:
tss so for sale =. public aucion TU1sDAY.
f5Snt Ct the emisss, part of lot npnbersd one
1922; Of the plan q the city. Of Waahinston.
point ON the line ~ son{n .oT 's Ss. sane ~
one 6l) feet six 6) INCHES west from the southeast
corner OF said let. and running thence WsstwardIY
Eith the line Of said south a street sixteen ls)
street east seventy ays % feet sit lsI inches:
teen 90 iest; and thence seuthwardly and PARALLEL
feet Six t6l inches to the bssilnins, VI the inn.
House. - -. = = -
His property is situated on south N street. nsAr
;. Terms: Ore half cash; the re4din two sap,l
installments Of and IL monoS5E4he purchaser
giving his note for the deferrM psymenta en-
Title deed 70 be retained dAtl the whole pur-
An conveyancing and stamps ct the cost Of the
e-tseg aAsBURY LLOYD, Trustee.
re VIM L. WALL 81 CO.,
my l5-StaWZEd QS Auctioueor6.
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'''s on Ai anu @. A. sfoCKBRIDeE.
on the Bmmert Farm.
~ ST. near Glenwood Cemetery.
y BKowN COW, With rather 'straisht horns
AZ s 20 v1P h
toxn i. q who can give such advice viii
ss1 Rola ERos
t. % aP BssGpe stee
tween 18th and 18th, will be rewarded for their
Q10 REWARD-Lost on Saturday. 10th, two
one .iss 'sFs 1 nesss The
S bs 0sId delivery Of TIE same ns
SI0 REWARD Lost, on F5iaay light, 18th
rom rusbne Of fs sadale and reached name TSe
myas,st- aga street. %ashin sson b: q.
FaAaKEE Up AsIRAY e |, q5es9rsetowa, op he
BACK. two hiRd feet ss White :hed i. FOUND sSoasa
years old. The owner is requested to come for
2Issi ' & Ras
y scriber. one GREY HORSE. blind in one eye.
The owner or owners is requested TO come come for.
Ssy shs
ga, ana s streets
nus my 2-s.- 9th and streets. Il I'll. isiirnd.
$lO MsssaeRusett. s1sn1s. bst.sss ash and
14th. or on I street about s4s, in a small pocket
der IN o one and two dollar notes Also. paper.
with the name and residence Of the owner. The
be found written ia a paper with the money. it.
&S00 REWARD-Lost Or stolen, from the
ING zen 10Th renns'tysgla 1ys9T9Hs e
reward will Be paid for the return Of the satchsi
sna 10 of tie
corner l9tl ; and st., or Superintendent of Metro
$500 ;Sys viii iS s. Of I'll. Eya
the Detection and thereby causing the conviction
sonsse Of the PEet.ssytel ian con George
sent west 'f"' dwelling a. Yen
70 STEPS s1S tTS COWS
w dsidfss' e " fa'"
aof 81 iHssi & H. 18th
I.Ts.ssn Hotel. corner Of 18th street ana Pens.
GI0 RlWARD-strayed OF stolen frsm the
%IU suOscriber, on May 18th, q dark BAY
COLI. four years old this Bprlngf has 4 lump
beth fore Legs belle. his s sn,ses little
ssS:;s .Rf sSsSissFSsa
(rAMl TO THE PREMISE6 OF THE SUB
~ scriber enc small bay HORSE, or 6 years Old
with mall white spot in forehead. The owner 10
rssaqssssd to come f0rws.d' prove property: pay
ored COW. very thin and OLD. -.
Mos. Ath st. road. near Pinsy Braneh
Q z REWARD DOG LOST-Lost, In the neigh
Z g = borhood Of 9Th st. and Penna. ave q baek
tbe name o sh fsSut
be rewarded by leaving hin. at WIN. L. WALL &
co Is Auction and Commission Store south cor
ner Pa ay and 9th ct. myl9
7 OST-Between O and G streets north, ana 9Th
~ and Sd streets west. cluster diamond
RING, containing seven or eight The Under
the Office of MAuRY & 90, Sl3 7th st. n 1915.
WOSREWARD.-AgMA LEATHER ATOH-
~ ~ HI WAS lost from the cau on ThursdayA
evepipNfkst, Nay llths between WS4hip ston city Y
and Ha1ensburg. The satchel contafhed nothing
% on Hs sss fss as
to any person who win dedver the satcheI ana
contents to Mes.rs. Adams & 90 Is Express ONCE,
or to the undersis9Tiaak p1HANp yAssAuLr
myis.et. willard 5 Hotel, washing ton City.
%1UU the subscriber on Sunday night the 7th
instant. one dark BAY MARE, heavy name aud
tail white star in forehead; shed all round, with
toe and heel corks; weight about 800 pounds:
hight Is or II hands; has more the appssrsnce Of
old. will pay the above reward for the return Of
the mare or capture of the thief or thieves, or
S7'for the return OF the ma e. f1Gnsf
nj A. fhufraa
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SPBcIAL oRDER.
GREAT NEWS GREAT Nlws,i
WAR is OYER! WAR IS OVER!
SELLING GOODS AT PANIC PRICES,
have just returned from New York with /.
large stock of Dry and Fancy Goods, which offer
for sale at q very moderate price, Consisting in
part Of ..-E..r
Bleached and Unbleached MUSLINS, Is cents,
Yard wide MUSLIN. Is cents.
CALIC0ES, % cents.
~ yard wide SHEETING, 81.
54yard wide SHIFTING. S71a cents.
ALPACAS, all colors, 40 cents.
FIRST quality of MOZAMBIQUE, IS cents.
GRENADINES. very fine. IS cents.
GRAPE MORETZ, all colors, s. cents.
We also have . large stock OF POPLINS at
--latest style of HOOP SKIRTS, at 30 cents and
Large stock of White Goods such as SWISS
LINEN, NANS0OK. &c
70 con Linen SHIRT FRONTS at % cents
$500 POCKET HANDKEROHIEfb, Ladies
and Gents, at 20 to 30 cents.
PARAS0LS of all descriptions. -
AlaIge stock !of HOSIERY, which we offer for
sale less than any other Merchant in the city.
3 600 SILK CLOAKs, latest Paris styles, from
We Also have various other Goods too mum srous
to mention. which we hope the public will give us
call No trouble to shove GODS.
Come one, come ALL to the Great Bargain Store
JULIUS sYCLE, 421 Seventh street.
my 20-1W* between G and FL west side.
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THE POLICE ARRANGBNENTs.-Th morn
ing the Sergeants of police received their or.
ders from Superintendent Richards relative to
the preservation Of order during the review of
the troops tomorrow and Wednesday.
The policemen are receiving their summer
clothing, and will make their first appearance
in their new uniforms Tomorrow
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RY Q. B. L. GROWN Z CO., Auets,

.-oS "r ..e Of power vested in the undsrsisnsd b.
Inc last will and testament of Samuel HsmiIton.
Georges county. Maryland, we viii offer ct pu Bic
sale, on the premises. on To leDAY. the S0th daY
Of May mat, at p. m. Lot No. p, in square 81
fronting Is feet ON 7th street west, between and
=, ruPnins back "a feet 70 10 foot alley. On ths
., This property lies in an improving portion OF
IL city, and offers Inducements to purchasers.
on the day Of sale. or final ratification by the COURT
Mith nterest II not red the day Of SALE snd the
months from the day of sale, bearing interest from
that time till paid; to be secured BY the notes Of
undersigned. On the payment Of the whole pnf-
chase money, deed will be given. Title indis-
All eonveyaneins, including revenue stamps. %
S''' - Wv WILLIAM 81, TUCK.
B. Z. MORSlLL, ..-
Executors Of 3. Hamilton.
my9. tdf O. B. L. CROWN Co, Aucta.
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CITY ITEMS.

Go TO the Strawberry Festival tonight at
ODD Fellows Hall my 22.3t
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"A. TrORNE YS-ATLAW.
GENERAL CLAIM AGENTS AND BROKE RS,
$40 street, Union Buildings," between Gro
ver's Theater and Willatds', fronting
Pennsylvania avenue,
WASHINGTON CITY, DC.
Prompt attention given to all claims and bust
tive Department.
other War Accounts speedily adjusted.
Money loaned and advanced on Claims
A. 8. COX Ia connected in business with his
brother. s. 8. Cox. of Ohio, who has established
an efiies in New York city, and will, whenever
required, Aid in the paration, presentation
settlement of all claims sent or intrusted to rs.
g. 8. cox Office is L SO Broadway, New York.
When otfound there, he will be in Washin gton,
where bis business letters may be addressed to
care-Box. AIS. my list"
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WATERING THE hending
that the route of the troops passing in revie "
become dusty, the two fire departments-U s.
steam fire brigade (Hibernia, Rucker and
Meigs,) Chief Engineer Dickson, and the
WasniD gton city department., mos. l, and !, }
Chief Engineer Sessford-will commence at
daylight and thoroughly water the Avenue,
previous to the moving of the troops.
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MARRIED.

In GEORGETOWN, d. c. on the 18th instant, at
Daniel Bowers. Miss ANNIE 8. LAMNIH to
JOHN d. ROBINSON, both of that city.
Bait, Sun please COPY
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- thE6N q WILL a mo, AuCt10neorg.
rRysrEE.s sALl OF VALUABLE LOTS ON
STRICT AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated the 18th day
6eptember. 1859. recc rded in Liber J. A g., No.
1856 folos 73, "A, rs and IS, of the land records
Of Wsshington county, D; q shall sell in 'front.'
O'Clock p M, ali Of Lets Nos. and 4, In SQUARE
No. ! oil. El-i-~f 81
The above property is situated where the PhfIa-
delphia Company il building.
Terms one half cash. balance In six and twelve
months from day Of sale with interest and the
payments thereof. to be secured by notes from The
trustee. A deed given and deed OF trust taken.
If terms OF sale are not complied with In days
from the day of sale the property will be resold
after one weeks notice given in the Evening
Star, at the risk and cost of the defsulting pur.
chaser.
All conveyances, including revenue stamps ct
tbe cest of the purchaser.
Fifty dollars will be required when the property
ia knocked off, and ifnot paid down it will be them
put o again and sold to the next highest bidder
who shall comply with the terms,
my5. eod&dB GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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CEosBD UP.-Saturday night, Sergt Skip
pom, with squad of the Third Ward police,
made a descent upon the rancho on g street,
between 9th and 10th, kept by Ann Tracey,
alias Wright, and arrested the preprietress
and all the inmates. Justice Thompson, be-
fore whom the parties were taken, sent the
proprietress to jail for court for keeping a
bawdy. house. Netty Crosbin, Mary V. Healy
and Mary A. McDermott were sent to the
workhouse. and Ann E Smith fined 80.
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYED AWAY, about a week ago, red and
- white COW. with a white star in her forehead; ;
the end of her tail cut off. suitable reward will
be given If left at No. 3o1 18th street. corner OF
Lstreet. m 22o3tf
TINAKEN UP-Trespassing on my place, about
@. A. STOCKBRIDGE,
on the Bmmert Farm,
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IT g.. MARSH AIS 6ALA.-In virtue q {, SH ~
NJ Of neri iaeiss Issued from the Qlsfdk eir2Sis.
srd TO me directed, viii exsose 20 yaDvWS. n a. e
for ossh At Tie Auction ssoss q , VT on
DAY, the 27th day of MAY Inst. ces ~ is-ss a.
O'Clock 9. m, one Trunk conssssId and levied bon
as the and sss asa ~ =
sold to satisfy 1udiciais. keaerrick. $3.50, n
q. Beau sssinst George AW1RD u. LAMQH >.
myl7.td - asssk 9 y. 2. $500.
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RYJ. o. MCGUIRE q co., Auctioneers.

IL o4HA y We, Aucsioneess' =
GREAT SAIL OF BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE
sITsS ON THH HIGH GROUND MAR 90
On TufsSXf xsTTfRNooN, May 80. At $
O'Clock. On the premises. we shall sell thirty plo4
on the PineY Branch road, between Piercs's Mill
and the 4th street road, being part OF the estate
:. These Cottage sites are on the high ground
known as PineS Branch road. which for psaatital
lily. This road, leading TO Piercsis Mill and Rock
Greek, has long bean the favorits drive or lovers
of the picturesque. Each pot ID improved with
some City or Gxty varieties Of fruit trees Of the
The opportunity TO purchase ground in this
favored locality is seldom offered. II is EASY OF
OF the I4th street passenger railroad. 81
Terms 1T Gale. = .,a7v -a.eB u =.
All conyeysneing and stamps 1t the cost of the
ps my IS. tds -. O. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Arcte.z .
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U10n RlWARD.-Stolsn from the stable of
splOU the subscriber on Sunday night the 7th
instant. one dark BAY MARE, hssyy name and
tail; white star in forehead shed all round, with
toe and heel corks; weight about 1870 pounds:
hight Is or hands, has more the appearance of
horse from her heavy build; about eight years
old will pay the above reward for the return Of
the mare or capture of the thisf thieves, or
S75 FOR the return of the mare alone : y
81. W. HAMILTON,
my g Int. 4 Chron.l 662 Tth street,
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SsSaiIIssSzsa1sHss6S 0ad - =
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MURDRRoUs ATTACK.-On Friday night, as
Lieutenant Lovett, Of the Veteran Reserve
Corps. Zone of the witnesses in the cons piracy
trials,) was returning to his quarters at Stone
Hospital through the grove just this side, four
persons spraDg out of hiding place and COM
menced to fire at him, but fortunately without
effect. The guard at the hospital was imme.
diately turned out and the locality secured
1nsuccessfully. 1t is not known whether the
attack was made in revenge for the Lieutenants
active participation in the discovery and arrest
OF the conspirators, or for purposes OF robbery.
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BY. o. MCGUIRE & co.. Aucsionsers.
TBBTsSTpEE sSy BALE OF VALUABLE IMPRoylp

81 or q, pTnssss x mi, NAY ave o'clock
virtue of a deed Of trust. besrins d,es on ths ~
day Of Of August 1852 reeorded in Libsr j. 4. g..
Lot 49, in square No Is, in the city of Wsshinxton.
the Whole having front of 81 feet inches on K
Brick Dwelling House. Of large size, with suitable
the time Of sale. All expenses of conveyanee to be
pAa ~ inc pa''A"h 4. RoTHwlLL. Trustee.
my4eo&ds &c. Mc6UIRE & CO., Aucts.
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tho THE ~ BLI0.-The undersi sned having a
Wishes to take on psstere for the sum- er season
month Apply 70 JOHN 81 sxo miles noE
this side Of Piscataway, or address ct PiscataWay
The Shasta courier., 1865-01-07
WANTED.

| A few enterprising men, with little cash
capital. are seriously wanted in this vicinity;
not that we may rob them not that any body
wants their money at two or three per cent.
per month; but because we want them to
develop this county by the erection of mills
for the separation Of gold from quartz. A.
the present time there are three mills in op
Grafton that have fully demonstrated that the
lodes upon which they are built are rich
rich far beyond the highest hopes of those who
embarked in the enterprise. A fourth mill
has just started some six or seven miles from
town, with satisfactory prospects. So much
as base for operations is in sight for any
one to judge from. Now We know of many
lodes in this vicinity that have been partially
prospected, and which show equally as well
and some of them better, than those upon
no doubt would richly remunerate any person
or persons who would improve them. There
| is no business in this county at present SO re-
munerative, for the amount of capital invest
ed, as that of quartz milling, so far as it has
been tested. Stock in the Washington and
| Highland mills, Of French Gulch, is held far
| above par, and the same may be t.uthfully
said of the Spring Greek mill
This all being true, why don't mill men
come among us and make themselves rich,
insteal of piking around in isolated districts,
squandering their money in trying to work
mineral that contains so much of base metals
as to disenable them from doing anything
more than to simply ruin themselves.
Gold is still at para fact that capitalists
seem to have lost sight fin their greedy hunt
for silver in far OF and almost inaccessible
districts. We know and fully understand
the difficulties attending the effort to induce
capital here, the greatest of which is that the
county is well and generally settled with an
industrious and intelligent population, roads
are good, wood plentiful, and supplies for the
consumption of man and beast are cheap
With these drawbacks we can hardly hope to
induce monied men to even take look at
what we have to offer, and which may be had
for the taking; but tbs said "where there
is well there is way," and we propose to
keep trying till gold ceases to be equal as q
currency to baser metals.
The Shasta courier., 1865-01-07
SATURDAY MORNING, JAN. 7, 1865.

Iow -Tbare are some things in human
sbone az low and contemptible that descrip-
tion is impossible. These creatures are iuii
of malice towards, and envy OF that portion
of thu human family that are really respect
able. They have no ambition but to bring
o,hars down to their level. The idea of rails
;nr themselves to the level of responsibility
seems never to enter their narrow craniums.
Such creatures seek such mediums as the
San Francisco Sunday Varieties or some 9TH
er equally as dirty channel, for the accom-
plishment of their leveling schemes.
As an appropriate illustration of this spir
it and temper we instance the fact that some
thing over year since when worthy lady
of this place was engaged in getting up a
concert for the improvement of her pupils,
some one or more of the "genus dispicable"
attacked her through the columns of the Va
rieties and attained anything but the desired
results; the lady's character sustaining her
over the cowardly assault A kindred spirit
to the contributor of the Varieties found a
saio Hiei'uhi ior ike uiol toheu IeNciiSe up
on an innocent young girl by enclosing a
dead rat in package, inscribing her name
upon it, and hanging it upon the Christmas
Tree. Another package, of even more Of
fensive nature, was prepared and placed up
on the same tree for another lady.
Now we most heartily congratulate our
oil +ba Ca ttotv u l.
edge or suspicion as to who the perpetrator
or perpetrators of these acts are. We hope
we may never be 50 unfortunate as to know
any human being so low, so contemplate, so
cowardly. so utterly unworthy the esteem of
any one, so little entitled to the designation
Of man, or to association with even respect
able dogs.
The Shasta courier., 1865-01-07

STATE SUPT. PUBLIC INsTRUCTIoN.-ln the
Annual Report Of this officer we find that
many County Superintendents are censured
for not having strictly performed their du-
ties Where remissness of duty is glaringly
palpable in the higher officer, such charges
come with bad grace, and fail to produce
the good effect intended The State Super
intendent should have apportioned the State
School Fund. and notified the Comfy Treas
urers and County Superintendents of his
action, prior to January 1st. Up to this
moment the Superintendent of Shasta county
andas consequence is unable to apportion
the County School Fund.
The Shasta courier., 1865-01-07

SOLDIERS RELIEF SocIETY-For the ipfor-
nation OF those who feel interested in the
success of the Soldiers Relief Society of
Shasta county, we append the following re.
port for the month of December, 1864 Mid
dletown contributed S. so; Horsetown, sol;
Piety Hill, IS; Canon House, 81; Bells
Bridge, So; Shasta, 800 IS. Total, Sl3l 25
OF this amount there was subscribed to the
.. S. Sanitary Commission. S32 IS to the
Christian Commission. SO so. leaving bal.
ance of SO 10 be divided equally between
The two Commissions. On account of con-
tinuous storms. and almost impossible roads,
we were unable to-hear from seventeen dis
tricts, which otherwise. doubtless, would
have been able to report encouragingly.
The Shasta courier., 1865-01-07

Aud in accordance with law, and order OF tho
Board of Trustees, made on the 7th day of N,vem-
ber 1864, so many shares Of each parcel of said
stock may be necessary will be sold, in front Of
the Whiskytown Hotel, in Whiskytow Shasts
county, CAL, on Tuesday, January 31st 1865, at
o'clock p. NJ of said day, to pay said delinquent
assessment together with costs of advertising and
expenses of the sale, payable in u S. gold silver
coin.
And the shareholders unknown are hereby noti-
fed that their shares will be sold assessed to,
unknown owners" and stock will be issued to
the purchasers thereof.
By order Of the Board of Trustees
d24 c. W. TAYLORsaSecretary.
The Shasta courier., 1865-01-07

BOARD OF ExAMINATIoN.-This Board
composed of the Superintendent, Mr.. B. NJ
Parker and Miss Ellen A. Evans, met at the
School House, in this town, on Saturday last
Ten applicants presented themselves for ex
aminition, Of which number seven received
Mr.. F. Kittridgo and Mr.. Dryer, certificates
of the First Grade, to teach Grammar
School; and Miss Nellie Reid, Miss Ella
Gage. Miss Hattie Bullard and Mr.. Miles
Ingalls,, Certificates of the Second Grade, tC
teach Primary School.
The Shasta courier., 1865-01-07

A NICE LITTLE TEA PARTY-The S. F.
correspondent of the Gold Hill News relates
the following:
The publisher of black mail sheet, in
this city, recently pitched into well known
and most exemplary citizen. matchmaker and
ieweler by trade. on the subject of an intima.
macy with a lady some ten years since at the
East, with view, of course, of making him
''come down" to hush up the matter as he
has family, who, whether the charge was
tue or not, would feel annoyed about the
notoriety oecasioned by such an affair. The
next day the publisher received call from
the friend of the watchmakcr, who proceeded
at once to business 81 Sir you have accused
Mr.. - of breaking off an engagement Of
marriage with Mrs. -! Now. sir, do you
wish to know achy he did so? Well. sir, it
was because be found out, to his entire salts
faction. that she had been an inmate of a
house of i'll fame!' There was pause for
a moment, and a lady entered the door, w hen
the publisher, half choking with some emo
ton, which do not care to inquire into, rose
and said: :" Mrs. -, let me make you
acquainted tn Mr. Sir, this is tho
woman you speak of, and she is now my aoife."
Fancy has feelings, and htsn, and her'n.