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,SPETZ:2L .1'OZ,ILyES.
AGENTS EUR THE STANDARD.

san EsonciscO Agency.
L. y. FISHER. 20 and II New Mechanics FIX.
change, is our only authorized agent in San
Francisco. For Eastern advertising, Mr..
Fisher is represented by $. I. Pcttingill 4
Co., of New York and Boston.
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Agents In the Atlantic states.

HrDsoN & MESEr, are the only Eastern AIver
Using Agents, with whom we do bushes
direct in the Atlantic States. Office, 4
Park Row, Times Building, New York City
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ID. =. ~ NotMseMAA. CAAs. s. FeeMsIsv.sv.
gentntkg $tore, gort Townsend,
ROTHSCH1LD e. CO..
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, BOOTS;
- nd SHOES, 9anm Goods Grotrts 0Jines Nquots,
Croclxery General Merchandise

"AvING made arrangements to import
III q large portion Of our stock direct from
the Eastern Cities, and an experienced agent at
San Francisco for the purpose Of buying goods
from FIRST hands, we can offer inducements to
buyers unsurpassed by any other firm. Our
assortm mt will he complete in every depart
ment, and we wantit known that
We Will Not be Unders0ld
by any other firm on Puget Sound.
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T DEPRECIATION or PRoPERrY.-The
Nevada Go-tNc Of March 18th re cords a
remarkable fact in regard to the dcprecia-
ton Of property in once famous mining
section Among other property belonging
to the estate Of W. Il. Crawford aud e..
&. l.cavitt, which was sold yesterday by
their assignee. for the benefit. Of their
creditors, was large hotel at Meadow
Lake, which originally Cost $4,000. and
which was Knocked down to j. s. Dunn
for the sum Of 81. This is fair ilustra-
ton of the depreciation Of property in
some of our mining camps, and seems al
most incredible to those not familiar ~
the growth Of California towns. A friend
Of ours. who i. we'll acquainted with the
property, and qualified to judge Of the fu-
ture prospects Of Meadow Lake, says it
would be bad investment at seven cents.
CLUBBING.-We have made arrange
ments to club the Lqaifs Friend or the
Saturday Erening Post, leach of which
cost 81 so single subscription) with the
STANDARD for one year for 81 %. The
.Agricultwist and STANDARD S. IS. We
will give copy Of the american Stock
Journal, for one year, an invaluable maya
zinc for farmers and stock-growers to all
new subscribers to the Standard, who
request it at the time Of subscribing. The
price of single subscription to the Jour-
nal is 81 90. We make these offers upon
arrangements made with the publishers Of
the several periodicals enumerated above,
and the copies will be furnished from the
respective Offices Of publication.
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DOCKS and Stationery, complete assert.
ID ment, at ROTHSCHILD 4 CO.'S.
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ID OTHSCHILD L CO. are Agents for the
II Celebrated Florence Sewing Machine.
The New York herald., 1870-05-25
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A T BARKER ( HAMLIN'S
IA CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TATTER
corner Broadway and Thirty.ninth street.

4A VII AOSAAoN hA M AND NEW lOhh IAIAEHr
xSs srssfx'V " .1s sARss
or % he s Of A.
horse line 70 suit the needs Of all of purchasers
Twenyfour hours allowed on every horse sold
~ LARGE DRIVING RING
in the Mar, for showing horses ON sale.
dss ne BAY
Eis'c 81 ssA So IA ss$
By N @ sna o % ss s oSss ST.
% not Ss ssn and s s
THhEE lIsUTEs together and faster single arc S very
sa 1sgf sad
elegant s.eppers pessy gentle any one 10 drive have
Rather q sso srea Sy fast sSsapa ae Ss
s: e sss % On % ns
M S aSe' not and ssn S % sy LADY
light threeqasrsr sea, Road Wagon, made by s,ivs
.Gsntse high bred and fa.. BLOOD BAY aELDINe,
CANT handy and snDefof trained on racS
ana .S bette, than THssE A..
driven y Lady sraSs sre.. T. At ss'sn,0p whsH mSsing
raised in Western New York; and is warranted sound and
s other superior top and top Wagons and second
Extra etysn, handsome ana fast CHE6TNUT SOkHEL
0ELDING about 1b7x hands high years old, CAN BEAT
THREE MINUTES to the pole, and is faster singles free
and driver and great roadeer gentle for
TO drive, and 10 warranted sound and kind.
Several cheap work Horses.
BLACK CANADIAN PONY, IA hands, q years old; war
ranted kind in all harness s line under saddle free
pleasant driver afraid of nohng by ades and
children Also Wagon Harness, Blankets, &c.
Harness, Horse Clothing, Whips Halters, &c.
The dne and fast young BROWN TROTTING MARE
NORWOOD MAID; was raised IN Rockland county; 10
~ asf ssS p s
has great endurance and Style he troed pub
lic but has repeatedly showed trials in 20
and :lSH, and full mile in 23 she Is promising and
Hne roadster goes the road warranted sound and
xin without vice tricks property of private gentleman
compelled to SELL
One light Business Wagon city built
One Express Wagon city made
Also several other roai, work and business Horses.
Full description at sale.
Sales never postponed on account OF weather.
The New York herald., 1870-05-25
DIRECTORY FoR ADVERTISERS.

AhusEMENTs- -TwsLrrH PAGE Fourth. arm and sixth
AsTROL00Y-ssooxp PAaE-sirsh column.
AND IobSsss
Sdf
sRocSLYS, REAL ESTATE FOR sAIE-SIsrH PAGE
BUSINESS '''u5P o5PPioRruNITIEs-NmrH pAsK-Foursh
s4 EEzE asRs Eo
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-rwsLyrH PAor-Firt col.
asS sssa r4e.y
s7ss iaG=s ana SIT.
.ss
DENTISTRY EIGHTH PAaE-pfth column.
& Is AND ux
column
naaEsish FAsafn sHa%a Column
TrINxScI1L, IN P4aE sIih column J, ,.,,,.
tSEsSH sSS rAor-rss
sfLfs Want ED-MAIEs-rwxLrrH PAer-s.oond col
HELf WANTED -rEMALEs-ELxvrsru PAes-siash
n0RsEs, CARRIAGES. &o.-FIRsr PAoz-sscond, third.
,,,u,q fourth and nth columns, -, .o,,.u
&Ssks sooas .c ess
ICE SsR9s-ErsHrn SsS1s93ss PAer-si..h column.
crTSH solF%n column
LOAN OFFICES-EIGHTa PAGE-sixtn column.
LOST AND FOUND-rwELFTH PAdE-Third column.
NACHINERY-NINTH PAGE-Fourth column.
MARBLE MANTELS-SECOND PAGE-Fourth column.
NATRIM0NIAL-TwELrTH PArE-Eourth column
sInNERY ANp fS1Gnh PAer
AIsCELIASEoUs ADVERTISEMENTS TENTH PACE
x.sssIfa issi rAss-Eeur.A column.
PERSONALS-FIRsT PAqE-First column.
fusT OFFICE EoTlcE-EIsmrn i e PAaE~sis.h Column.
fROPOSAI.S-SEOOND PAGE-SIxth column. -
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE On TO
RENT-NISTH PAGI-First and second columns.
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-NINTH PAGK-second
and third columns.
REAL ESTATE WANTED-NiNTH PAGE-Third column.
SRWARDS1TwELrTH pASEaThird A M column Y
Fifth and sixth columns
sALES AT AUCTION-NrNrM PAGE-Fifth and sixth col
ErUxTiONs wANTED-FEMALRs-EL PACE
Frat second third fourth and nfth columns.
RlTUATIoNs WANlED-MALES-ELEvRN PAGE
sPEoIXL NoTiCEs-Frnsr pAer-Fhst and second col
BPoRfiNa-DoGs, BIRDS, &o-FIRsr PAsE-ssCond
eTORAGE-EIaHTH PAGR-sYth column
GUNNER RESORTS-SHCoSD PAdE-Fourth column.
The TRADES-TwKLrTH PAGK-Second and third COL
The fURF-FrRsT PAaR-second column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SRcoND fAGI-
ERAvELLERs' GUIDE-FIrsr PAaR-sixtb column
WANTED TO PURCHASE-NINTH PAGR-fourth column.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-FIRer PAGR-Sixth column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &o.-FIRsT PAaR-sixth column.
The New York herald., 1870-05-25
WATCHES, JEwELRY, Sc.

N1OTICE TO SEA CAPrAINS.-FOR SALE AT
IN great sacrRcs Gold ChronoDcer watch, hunting
English 10 karat extrn heavy cases cause OF selling
The New York herald., 1870-05-25
SPECIAL NOTICES
A INVOLVEMENT
a .HYDRATED oxYMEL:

A ANNOUNCEMENTl
This ia UNIvEnsirY MEDICINE No.
In the HYDRATED OxYMEL-a purely chemical resol-
the only reliable Specific for OF Pull
mon with the majority OF physicans considered
rhhisis Pumonalis ncrabc disease, but long
tinued chemical experiments have recently brought light
aehemic synhes which destined to overthrow precon
seved ideas concerning durability of this prevalent and
fatal parasitic maay 10J cured during the 1852
many of them in tic advanced stage Of the Complaint
vncss that We hold In our grasp an agent whose value
estimate.
Il cures where all other boasted medicines fall has
cured people who living TO-DAY with only lung
ynaining single trial bottle convnces the scepca
M.t i jmmeasuraby ahead Of anything before
II ia . nutrient demucent vitazer and resoyent Of
luoereie $4,000 viii be paid for better recipe or u there
gan found therein particle Of opium or any OF its pre-
kny poison. Descriptive illustrated books free.
frcc 10 per box, or three boxes for S.
New New York sas Sedlca GSisery No. syniver.ity
Brooklyn, n Y, G.P; Milne. Nc; 2l7 Futon street.
HsmsssuSs aTSSssas Il Yfs'R RasS SS fsSa Ssna
williamsburg, n Y b. Livingston 1870 Grand street.
Newark, y. J, Dr. W. A. Conover, 2s2 Broad street-
Paterson, M u. j., pr: M: Moss iss Main street;
Elizabeth, N. j., whitehead Hooker, III Broad street.
Ncwburg, N. Y, Chapman Co, III Water street--,--
% SGys
Baltimore Nd. No, IL North Holiday street---
Washington, D. G., No. 321 PenDsylvania avcnuo----
Boston, Mass. No. 6S7 fremont street
Portland Me-, No. $50 Congress street.
Chicago, ILL.,, No. Az South State sreet.-------
st. Louis Mo. No. 206 South Fifth street. i----
Troy. N. y,No: aS wokyns Block
Mobile. Ala, corner Lawrence and Dauphn streets.-
Augusta, Ga., No. 3l8 Broad street.
Harrisburg. Pa, corner Second and Walnut streets.--
And nearly 6 U0J minor agencies.
The New York herald., 1870-05-25
EUROPE.

i AU PETIT ST. THOMAs
Rue de Bac 81, 29, ~, S3, IS;
26 Rue de IUnverse.
This house, established upwards of hfty years. Is univsr
sally known and famed OF the FIRST establishments IN
Paris in which thorough confidence be placed in s
premises which ali should visit wni ~
found al tho lowest prices complete sssoment Of
Silks, first novelties
India and Wrench Cashmere Shawsi
Wooens Lace. Lingere
Ready made Articles for Ladies,
Nantes Cloaks. Furs
Cotton md Thread Sufs, Hosiery
Gloves. Ribbons. Trimming. carpets,
Articles OF Furniture.
Wedding 0ulhA. -
English ass,,an,s Flied prieea
The New York herald., 1870-05-25

IlvENINa TELEGRAM.
E RICH, RARE, RACT
ALI TODAY'S NEWS,
THIS EVENING.
FULL AND
ACCURATE REPORTS
OF MILITARY MATTERS
CLUB GOSSIP,
FAsHioNlHLE INTELLIGENCE.
SUMNER RESORTS,
AND ALL THE NEWS
LOCAL,
GENERAL,
TELEGRAPHIC
AND NAIL,
MAKING THE
EVENING TELEGRAM
THE LEADING PAPER OF
NEW YORK.
Subscription IS year; $l month cents copy. Pub
LEGATION ohlce, 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1870-05-25
A -A.-oRPHANs' HOME LOTTERY

A -A.-ORPHANS' II HOME LOTTERY
"A. OF the State of Mississippi - . .
Class cq6A ~, 66, II, %, 3d. 81, 10, e6, 70 T 3d. g.
Glass Sees3 .. ~ a. IS, ss ss 81, 49, g. g. p ~
For circulars &e address he managers, MolNTiRE NO
BRIEN, BASKERVILLE 4 Co., Columbus, Miss. Infor.
furnished at 36 Canal 154 Chatham Id Sixth avenue,
Seventh ~ Third S Greenwich 100 Eass
Houston and 81 East Thirteenth street. OF Broadway
The New York herald., 1870-05-25
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

EN0LIsH DRAG FOR SALE CHEAP-fwo OR -FOUR
IL horses, built by Wood Bros 10 order has break.
pie, travelling trunks shifting top, &c Just the thing for
the mountains, races or pienics
ADAMS, Third avenue and l25th street.
The New York herald., 1870-05-25

A. w. &s BROADWAY.
offer for sale, at their warerooms,
splendid assortment Of
Elegant Carriages and Light Wagons,
Of their manufacture,
TO which they invite the inspection Of
purchasers.
The New York herald., 1870-05-25
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
COAsrwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
'"oA'" HALL THEaashir TnHIEEaaMashir CoMPANY's

IhOEFIO NAIL MEAMsHIP COMPANY'S
IL THROUGH LINE To
-..,o,m. CALIFORNIA AND CHINA
EhElGhTs AND PASSAGE GREATLY REDUCED.
s'ES,oash Er,, a.. ,.ss-New York TO San FrAneisco:
@l2b TO Sl70 e'eSssss"
according 10 location OF berth. WV
Those rates include BERTH and all necesares for thu
trip. 'A'
foot OF Canal street, Al l. O'Clock noon - "A ''~s
ON 9TH AND 2lsT or EACH MONTH
except when those days fall sunday then The day
cues and attendance free. ' 49,"
June l-ALASkA, Captain GRAY oonneetiug With COM
sTITuTION, Captain Cavalry ~ "
Steamer JAPAN will leave San Francisco July 1870, for
China and Japan.
All freight for San Francisco will 20 fast and bs re
ceivcd untll 4 r. NJ. Friday. June 3.
Freight TOR Central and South Pacific ports win
received until r. NJ Thursday June only An th(
facilities Afforded shippers in collecting inland chargeS
&c.
freight or passage tickets and all further information,
-'T' ~ ' F X. BABY, Agent.
The New York herald., 1870-05-25

RCTIC ICE AND REFRJGERATING COMPANY, 1877
n Broadway, furnish Machines producing from to 1o0
tons Of clear solid per day. at ~ to S6per on State
rights for sale.
-A.-PERSONS WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
n. life insurance companies, and who not desire to
surrender their policies by absolute SALE can borrow the
surrender value OF their policies by applying at Insurance
Agency, 81 Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1870-05-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

-A.-A.-OFFlCIAL DRAWINGS
IA MURRAY CO.'S LOTTERIES.
IT, T. 81, II. -, Ss. 81, 49, 9, .ss. u. Is. b.
:. KExTUcxy-ExIRA GLASS NO. st3 AZ "a
9, II, ID, Is, 29, u. II, II, 81, u 3o, W, o.
a. KESruoKY--oLAss 20 sAs A "a
RICHMOND DfsTRIHUTIoN. - -. -
Glass 80, 80 40, a. "a "a Aa q, q e. q? g. ss On
Information given in The above Lotteries BY r y TAY-
mens and reputation Of hia Private once attached
The New York herald., 1870-05-25

I1OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
II Old Dominion Steamship Company
Steamships OF this line leave pier Nortn river, foss -
Beach street,
For Norfolk City Point and Richmond every Tassday
Saturday, a r NJ connecting with the VII
gnia and line, the Inland Ar inss
Petersburg and Weldon railroads. Chesapeake and Ohio rain
Richmond and Danvlie railroads Through
senger tickets and through bills Of adng at reduced rates
all points South and Southwest.
Apply at Office on pier 81 or TO-
ls7 Greenwich street, corner of Dsy.
The New York herald., 1870-05-25

LNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Old Line Low freight
The well known fret class sidcwhcel steamship
BIENv1LLE,
j. 3. Baker, commander,
viii leave pier No. 96 North onaturday, MAY - a p
Freight taken nj through rates for 81 Lous Mobile and
Galveston.
frssh, or passage having superior aceonmoda.oss
apply u LIVINGSTON, FOX 4 CO.,
q Liberty ssrSsA
The New York herald., 1870-05-25

OTTERY PRIZES CAsHED AND INFORMATION
IL given. Kentucky and Havana circulars sent. JOSEPH
BATES CO., Wall street, box 1884. Branch ofnce, Al
ByOOm0 street.
The New York herald., 1870-05-25

3, FLANDRAU. CARRIAGE BUILDER.
"A. Nos. 2 and IL East Eighteenth street.
Carriages IN an styles greatly reduced prces
LAndaus, Landaulcts, Clarences,
Light RockAways, Depot Wagons, &c.
'THE CARRIAGE OF THE PERIOD"
Pony Phast0ns from <0 urI
The New York herald., 1870-05-25
TRAvRLLRRs' GUIDE.

A LBANY DAY LINE B0ATs.-c. vIBBARD ANQ
"A DANIEL DREW will Tuesday, May 3D. resume thetR
passages reduced fare Leaving vestry street pis
and Thirty fourth street At A. landing et lon
kers Nyack and Taytown by ferry boat, Coxxens WeQG
Point Cornwall, Eswburg Pohshkssp.s Rhinsbeel cssi.
special train Of broad the susquehA1na
Cherry Valley railroads. without change TO Sharon Springs
avoiding stages Fare - %, Now York TO sharon.
The New York herald., 1870-05-25

TTORSES wANTED.-A TEAM OF FAST HORSES
III must trot In 5O free from vice; well matched; l6
hands bigh bays preforred chesnuts biecionabe
yearn old good and tails Address j. w. NJ Herald
The New York herald., 1870-05-25

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
The Genera Transatlantic Companys Nail steamships be-
tween New York and Havre, calling At Brest
The splendid vesses this favo route for the Continent
will snil from pier 50 North river, ~ follows:-
LAFAYETTE, Roussau Saturday, LAY -
WILLIE DE PARIS, SurmOnt Saturday. June II
LACRENT, Lomarfe June 20
Rates Of passage payable In gold lncludipg wine,.
To Brcst Havre-Fis Cabin $40; second cabin &e6
70 Paris (incudng railway tcket-sll5 aud Sss.
These steamers do not carry steerage passengers.
American travellers going 70 returning from the Conil
Europe taking the steamers avoid both
transit by English railways and the disoomorts OF crossing
the Channel, besides saving time, trouble and expense
GEO. MACKENZIE Agent, 50 broadway.
YJNAPSCOTT'S EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE
oce.-Passagc from Liverpool and Queenstown weekly
steamships Also from Liverpool and London
by weekly sailing packets Drafts for II and upwards
available "a any Of Great Britain and ireland, at the
TXPsCOTT BROTHERS 90 g. o. South street, New York
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BuREAU.-0FFICIAL
Passports OF the Department OF State issued By O.
WILLMARTH United States Court buildings II Chambers
street.
The Shasta courier., 1870-03-26
Observation-Disclosures from nresent

CHEERING.-Judging from present ap-
pearance, the agricultural products of the
State for the year 1879, will astonish the
world. From every part of the State
comes the cheering intelligence that crops
will be abundant; even in the Southern
counties where for a time gloom end almost
despair clouded the hopes of the farmer,
now comes the rews of genial rains and
promises of harvests equal to former years
Every branch Of agriculture gives glorious
promise of future abundance, and pro-
claims to the world the remunerative field
California presents to intelligent labor
Here then, beneath the genial skies of
the Pacific, where flowers bloom upon val
ley and hill in mid winter; whero Ceres,
ever watchful over her broad domain,
rewards an hundred fold the toll of her
deyotees; where fruits OF every variety,
northern, tropical and semitrop cal-beau
tiful as the golden fruits that hung upon
the trees in the garden of the Hesperides
grow; al land without winter flowing with
milk and no ey; here let the weary i'm
migrant come with his household god !;
here make his home, aud here in the even
ing of his life with none to make him
afraid, smoke his pipe beneath the shade
of his own vine and fig tree Amador
Ledger.
The Shasta courier., 1870-03-26
Wages and work ON Farms.

The January number of the monthly re-
port of the Department of Agriculture con
tains lengthy paper on the subject Of
agricultural wages paid in the different
States of the Union, as gathered from num-
erous correspondents during the year 1869.
From the published tables it appears that
California gives the best wages; rom
S2S 60 with board, to S4l II without
board for good farm hands, white South
Carolina pay only 81 "a for the first lass,
and S12 for the last class of assistant =
But that State employs hardly any hbor
but that of emancipated slaves. Kansas,
the extreme Western State of the Mssis-
sippi Valley pays only one-third less than
California for this class of labor, and III
inois pays trifie less. The cereal products
of the first of these two States cost more
to throw into the English markets than
ours do, and the profits must accordingly
be less. The farmers of our State, while
grumbling over the low prices they get for
their agricultural products, claim that their
hired help exacts to high wages for It's
labor But it is to be considered thai
farming is carried on here upon different
principal from that practiced in the Valley
of the Mississippi. For not over six months
in the year can a majority Of agricultural
laboreIs secure employment in cultivating
the soil, and men who have no aptitude for
other branches oflabor have to remain idle;
living upon the small savings they have
been provident enough to secure. After
h.,r ox,1 {ko,. 81, IL
it is fit for reaping, there is no employment
upon the farm for idle hands. In the
States beyond the Rocky mountains the
products are so varied, that every day of
the year has its employment When we
can vary our system of agriculture so that
farm labor can be made valuable in niul
titude of ways, reduction in wages must
follow, and neither employer or employed
suffer thereby The dulness that follows
| February and September in this State will
be enlivened by active industries that will
enrict. the country, and which will be pur-
sued at those times when the growing crops
or harvested fields require no attention.
The principal Industries seem likely 10 be
silk cultivation and viniculture, which can
| be pursued with profit during the inteIreg-
nnm mentioned, and in which the light
labor of children and even women can be
employed to advantage. While we pay
higher wages in California for every class
OF skilled and common labor, there is really
more idle people according to the popula-
tion than in any other State. This is con-
sequeut-not upon business being ovcrdone
but upon the fact that there is a dearth
of active capital, which forces too large a
class to become assistants to others, instead
Of employers themselves Time must rec.
tify this, and it will do so eventually as the
habits of the people become Elore Sc tied
and the possibilities of the Pacific Coast
become developed.-[ Vallejo Chronicle.
The Shasta courier., 1870-03-26

A CHINESE TEST CAsE.-1he Nevada
Gazette of March 14th has this statement.
We understand that John K. Sale has
been authorized by Chinese company in
this county to test in the Courts the con-
stitutionality of the Foreign Miners Lii
cense Act. He has been appointed agent
of the company to take u the test case
If decided adversely to the Chinese in the
State Courts, it will be taken to the United
States Courts, and in the meantime meas
ures will be adopted to stop the collection
of the tax until finally adjudicated Sale
has letters from prominent Congressman,
and the opinions of the most eminent law
yers in the United States, who concur in
the view that the Act will be decided null
and void. 1t is the intention of Sale to
publish in Chinese the State law, with Sc
lecticns from the Fifteenth Amendment
and the Burlingame Treaty bearing on the
subject, and circulate the document i'm
mediately among the Chinese miners of
the State, to inform them of their rights
and interest them in the prosecution of the
suit
The Shasta courier., 1870-03-26
Report of Shasta Public school.
Intermediate Department-Whole nun

intermediate Department-Whole num-
Der of days attendance, 3S5; absent, 81 !;
tardy, Y. Whole numbers of bows en-.
rolled, 13; girls, "a !; total 81. Average
number belonging, 30; average daily at
tendance, 80 Percentage of attendance,
81 Pupils lef t, 2. Report for term of
five months ending March lS, 1870 shows
as follows Whole number of bows en-
rolled, IA; girls, 80; total, A Average
number belonging for term, 80; average
attendance, 36.5; percentage, "a. Total
DAYS attendance, 3649; absence, 247; tardy, /,
457. Number of classes in school, 16.-
Visits by patrons, 2! Number of pupils
IN Orthography, Reading, Writing, Arith-
matte, Al; Geography, AZ; Grammar, Il.
Those receiving certificate of one hundred
merits are as follows Mary Brennan
Mary McGarry, Fannie Letsch, Tiny Zorn,
Rosa Gordon, Alice McGarry, Hannah
Wright, Maggie Welsh, Amelia Grotefend,
Julia Prehn, Anna Boyce, Nettie Seam
mon, Anna Waters, Gussie Grotefend,
Charles MOrette, George Bicking.
e. j. Nj. BABCoCK, Teacher.
The Shasta courier., 1870-03-26

The Ames Company, at Chicopee, are
filling contract for peculiar adjustable
horse shoe-the invention of Baltimor
ean-whlch is made to be taken off at night
or when the horse is not being used ; and
put on as readily when wanted as pair of
boots. The corks of the shoe are also
adjustable. and new ones can be fitted
when one set is worn out
The Shasta courier., 1870-03-26

A CINCINNATI correspondent, returning
from the East, was about to fle himself in
one of the railway plgeon-holes of sleep
ing car, when the somnolent passengers
were reused by the voice of huge Ken
tuckian, who, holding up pillow between
his thumb and fngei, roared out to the
attendant, IL say, you boy come back and
take this away." "What for, sab p "Be
cause I'm afraid the darned thing will get
In nv ear ?"
The Shasta courier., 1870-03-26

MAY FEsTIVAL-We understand that
a May Festival is contemplated here, and
that the children from all parts of the
county will be invited to attend 1t has
been suggested that all the School Teachers
of the county take an interest in the matter,
and endeavor to secure the attendance of
as many of their pupils as possible.