Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-06-02

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written. and would Compare favorxbly
with th"se Of girls 81 the same age
among US. One was from sarah ii.
Young, aged nine years; one from Sarah
Emily Mccoy, aged eleven years; one
from Amelis Ann Mccoy, aged nine
years. The letters contain the warmest
expressions of gratitude that any one in
the great unknown world should think Of
them in such a manner. They write that
they have gathered box of oranges in
hope that some passing vessel would stop
so that they might put it on board to
send as a slight reward for the kindness.
They describe their schoOl-house-which
they use for church purposes also-they
say they are very proud and thankful for
the organ which was sent them from San
Francisco, and have given it very
prominent position in the building. The
letters are full of thankfulness for the
kindness Of the people of San Francisco,
who have so literally regarded them for
their hospitality to the shipwrecked
sailors, aud for which they expected
nothing. In postscript added to the
letter of her daughter, the mother apollo
gizes for the appearance Of her daughters
letters by saying she has only written on
paper but q few times in her life. One
letter from young lady Of twenty-three
is most excellently composed and beauti-
fully written.
Captain Williams, of the Merchants
Exchange, is now collecting smch articles
as our people can suggest which would
be of use to this peculiarly situated peo-
pie, with view OF forwarding them ut
the first opportunity.