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The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-05-30

After the LIST of July It will not be lawful to erect
a house in Philadelp lpha-for dweng-without
yard in its covering las thirty square fret Of
area, and with separate we'll built cesspool.
A town meeting in Wareham recently took action
upon the dog question, and according to the town
records, it was voted, That all persons within the
town, owning dogs, shall he muzzled!'
The ship w. II. Harbeck, Capt. Marshall, bound
to Mobile, while at anchor at the S. w. Spit, took
fire in the forward part OF the hold yesterday morn.
ing about o'clock, and is total loss. She had on
bard TOO bales Of hay.
An aquatic bird called the sCresed Gree > incapa-
bic of land ocomotion, picked up lately in gar.
den in Carbondae, Pa, than 100 miles in
land. 1t is supposed to have been blown away' in
the recent gales.
The play Of Hamlet has been enacted in tragic
earnest at Ava, in lndia according to the foreign
news. The King Of Ava has poisoned his brother,
seized the throne, and married the old Queen.
VIM. H. Mitchell, of Brooklyn. brother Of John,
has invented machine for composing and distribut.
ing type. Ii is said to he an improvement ma
ehi"es FOR the same purpose hitherto patented.
The Ont. Messenger says Lewis Johnson, Of Can.
andaisna, owns a COW from which he made in pc
riod Of nine months, from May lst, 1853, to Febr,'a
ry ls 1858, 273k lbs. Of butter besides furnishing
his own family.
Prof. JAMESON, the celebrated naturalist died 8
short time since at his residence in Edinburgh. HI
was Pruessor Of Natural History in the Uaiversit,
sf Edinburgh, and editor Of Janesor,s Lwxul. "a
Hoas magasine, dsvoted to scieace.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-05-30
st. Paul, Nav 20.
MARKLEY 4 KERN.

DEALERS IN HARDWARE TOOLS AND CUTLERY.
I'm 81. anthony ST., the American House.
AOtfD call the attention of the citizens of St Paul
w and vicinity, TO their new large and well assorted
stock of
HOUSE FURNITURE.
such as Nails Locks in all their variety Wrought cast
Parliament and strop hinges Bolts shutters Fasteners
bras Locks screws 1atches Bcll pull, in door Rappcrs
MECHANICS TOOLS.
Hand Buck mill " Back and Rip SAWS IIatchcts az
es broad AMI pitching Adzc spoke savcs. dra wing knives
irmer socket turning pairing ChScl> Augurs braces
lrowel' Jack smoothing and Fine Planes; Iow and bead
Guages boring machines IIachets Hammers Flat round
and saw Files, two and four fold Rules.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Forks RakeS, Scythes scytle snaths Hoes curry combs
Trace back Breast Timber and Lock Chains Grub Hoes
and Picks.
HOUSE FURNISHING.
TIays. Looking Glasses Knives and Forks spoons fire
assortment of silver plated Brittana japan Ware:
l'oier' Kettles Firelogs Shoves and Lounges Waffle
irons Colee Burners, Patent enamcc Iron Kettles IL
dies. Swimmers. grirOns Coffee mills Flat Irons Butch
err Cook and Carving knives
Ihcy have also fine mcn of Sldlerv Trimmings
stirrus Bits Buckets with Chain Pumps scrapers
Corn Mills Patent <nccs and Counter Scales
st. Paul. May lS 1854. w.f
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-05-30
An Apt Quotation.

GRAY, of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, fire.
quently says good thing-never bad one
The aptness of the quotation following will
more than compensate for the immodesty of its
insertion in our paper:
ga DAILY AT Sr. PAUI.-EARLE 8. Coop
RICH & Co., have come out with spicy new Daily,
at st. Paul, the Capitol Of Minnesota. Estate that
is soon to be) 1t is entitled The Daily Pioneer, and
Is alive with news. Good luck to you EARLE-sBy
st. Paxi the ,Uork goes brauely on.'''
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-05-30
THE SPIRIT OF THE CITY PRESS.

The Minnesotian of yesterday publishes a
keen satire on the uncity-like appearance of
many things about st. Paul, in the shape of a
dialogue between its editor and stranger
The latter acknowledges the possession of ele-
ments OF great prOsperity,-tha st. Paul is
destined to be the most prominent commercial
point of the Northwest, t,-and says:
You must hold your position; make her city in
fact, as well as in name, and that forthwith"
blc"
' No doubt; but now outstanding, there are many
things unsightly and unctykc the eve of stranc-
er, which perhaps the most ambitious and vigilant
among you do not notice so quick as a STRANGER
For instance, l arrived here last evening Ly the
Nominee, and am stopping with your good and :c-
commodating friends up at the American House.
enquired this morning for the Market House-think.
ing to find upon the stalls thereof, all the Iuxures
and sutstan'ials in the way OF butchers meats and
vegetables which must he the pro.ucts cf your fine
grazing lands and fertile soil. Judge of nv surnrise
upon reaching the substantial and capacious edi6cc
intended tor market, to find that no market really
existed. Later in the morning, in walking throuoh
your principal streets, found them disfgurcd with
rude and unsghy meat shanties with all the disgust
ing and unhealthy OdOrs incident thereto fnming
forth to infect the atmosphere and breed pestiIence
in your very midst This will never do for cav 20
"Yes, but the Common Council have passed an
ordinance to-
"Confound your ordinance that makes YOU
city on paper, and sounds very well obroad; hut why
don't you have your meat shops moved into your neat
and we'll arranged market-house forthwith You ap-
pear, in this respect as in many others to be put
ting on airs which you cannot sustain: and if you
don't rid yourself of these false assumptions YOU will
be voted out of city society by the practical and in
fl"ent'al strangers who will visit you next month";
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-05-30

Considerable excitement exists in Annapo-
lis Md, relative to the escape of young monk
from monastery at that place, and his recap
ture by priest and sexton. He called upon
the citizens to release him, asserting that he
had been starved and otherwise ill-treatetl. His
captors informed the people that he was insane.
which seemed not unlikely from his manner
"A habeas corpus had been applied for.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-05-30

We received yesterday some of the first num-
bers of daily journal just commenced at Buf
falo- We can hardly judge of its politics from
the numbers received, but assume it to be whig,
Independent of the Seward and Fillmore diyis-
ions. 1t is conducted with ability, and we no
tice among its editors the name of GEORGE w.
HAsK1Ns, an old friend, and writer who would
alone give charactep and position to any jour-
nal.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-05-30

The Times of yesterday is down like several
Thousand of brick" on the Nebraska Bill
We have rarely come across more perfect
specimen of genuine ranting, tearing. Western
grand-eloquence than follows the editor 5 an.
nouncemcnt, of the passage of the Nebraska
Bill
cm" compact has been violated ours. .or. h;,-
Ter than gall has been inflicted on an outraged Deo.
PIE! he battle, 80 long and bravely fought by the
friends of Freedom, has been lost TRAITORS have
entered the peareable camp Of our Union, and with
tne loren Oi discord applied the flame To The Temne
o! Liberty. Creeping up the sides and along The
asies' the fires even now crackIe and we hear the
r''sh oI the heated air it sends forth its sirocco
breath over the green fields and xuriaut prar;es of
our D0undless country. The sentinels ON the watch
towers have cried "stop," stop! but their voices
nave been unheedcd-they have been ruthlesslv
"o"" aside, while the IrGn-hOOls Of ambitious poll.
t'cians have trampled them beneath their feet Ween
angel OF Liberty, weep! DcsoIaton marks thv path
ana Hope no longer cheers thee onward in the great
aud glorious work of emancpating mankind.
:" But that Temple must be rescucd-those fires
must be quenchedN those nccndiares must Ike arrest
ca. Gall out the people. Let the aaym bell he
rung. Let the sound echo and re.ecbo tbrouoh rho
length and breadth of the land. There are mem u.o
enough to man the bars Of Justice-Iet it be brought to
pear against the vioaors fcompacs the instisators
OF ires, the Gestroyers of liberty. Rouse up the peo
pie, and with charged bayonets drive the invading
ioe the dasardy towards back TO their native dens.
After thus indulging in this exhausting
piece OF highfaultin, the editor drops down,
down, down, rs follows:
""e''' the Nebraska Bill has passed." &c., &c.,
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-05-30

"A despatch from Washington dated May
2lst, says that orders have been sent by the
secretary of the Navy, to delay all vessels of
war under sailing orders, and hold them in
readiness for immediate service. This precau-
tion had been taken i'm view of our present
critical relations with Spain.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-05-30

Margaret FULLER somewhere gives expression
to the following happy and beautiful thought:
"It is marvel whence this beautiful flower (the
white water lily) derives its loveness and perfume,
springing as it does from the black mud over which
the river sleeps. and where turks the Shiny eel ana
speckied frog, and the mud turtle, whom continual
washing cannot cleanse. 1t is the very same black
mud, out Of which the yellow lily sucks its obscene
life and nosome door. Thus see. too, in the
world that persons assimiIae only what is ugly
supply good and beautiful resuts-the fragrance Of
celestial Aowers-to the daily lie Of others.'
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-05-30

The proprietor of the New York Herald an
nounces that on and after Monday next, the
price of that paper will be increased to three
cents. The rapid advance in the price of pa
per- as also other materials used in the publica-
tion OF daily journal, has rendered the step
indispensably necessary.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-05-30

The steamer Royal Arch arrived at our
wharf yesterday about 9 o'clock. She left
Galena with one hundred and fifty passengers,
most of whom were landed at this port She
left on her return trip yesterday afternoon.
The lola arrived at this place yesterday
about 9 o'clock. She leaves to-day at 10
o'clock for MankatO.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-05-30

The Ercning Post says ex-Collector BRox-
son has become the President of the Empire
Stone Dressing Company in New York city.
He is said to have accepted his Office by way
of putting himself in training to become the
"hdrd' candidate for Governor.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-05-30

HEDAILY PIONEER, Is ispubtished every meet day
no al the Office Bench Sre Saint Paul, Annesota, and
rance CITY Subscribers Fifteen Cents Week. payable to
the Carver.
THE WEEKLY PIONEER printed at the same office,
Is sent Nail Subscribers at the ollo,ig rates. Single Copy
Dollars Fre Copies, Eight Dollars Eight Copies Tn
Dous; Tcele Copies Telre Doldrs To take advantage f
the Ciub rates houerer the subscription price must paid in
rdridLly in Advdnce.
To CORRESPONDENTS.-Ano Communications
w receive attention. Al articles protesting to state facts
must be accompanied by the authors name not for puC!icd-
tiO bat guarantee Of the truth cf the statements made
Voluntary Correspondence containing important neus, or
statistics Of The condition and groth of tO and settlements
throughout The NOrthces is solicited.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-05-30

EX-GOv. RAMSEY arrived on the War Eagle,
yesterday, from Washington City. We are
pleased to see him looking we'll and hearty.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-05-30
NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.

ALL persons having accounts against THE PIONEER
OFFICE dating the FIRST MAY, 1S53 reques
ted to present them at Counting Room FORTHWITH.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-05-30

dandy has been seen out in Iowa, whose legs
were 20 attenuated that he taken up for not hav
ing any visible means of support.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-05-30
rEIECRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
WARRINGTON, May "a.

WARRINGTON, May "a.
SLrArE.-Mr. SEWARD submitted number Of
petitions in opposition to the Nebraska Bill.
Mr.. BENJAMIN of La, introduced series Of res
olutions passed by the Louisiana Legislature relative
to the annexation Of Cuba. In presenting the reso-
utons, he said not his Intention to address the
Senate on them at present.
Mr.. SEWARD, in a brief speech, rdculed the
present agitation, and hoped it would clear and wait
the settlement Of the Black Warrior case.
The Nebraska Bill was then read third time,
and Senator DOUGLAS rose to make an explanation.
HoUsE.-Mr. PHELPS asked consent to postpone
debate on the Pacific Railroad Bill until the Def
cheney Bill was disposed Of Objected.
The House then went into committee and took up
the bill, but it afterwards laid over until to-nor-
row, and the Deficiency Bill resumed. The amend
'nent aprropriating certain sum of money for the
washington Water Works, was tten debated.
The Union of this morning has another editorial
article rejoicing over the passage of the Nebraska
Bill.
The Anteiigenee, in mild editorial, regrets its
passage unfavorabe to the South.
1t is stated on the highest authority that the visit
of Lord ELGIN is solely on business connected with
the Fisheries.
The whig antNebraska caucus was held last eve
ming. It resolved to issue an address to the free
States, and committee for that purpose was an.
pointed
1t is stated that Mr.. CUTTING will resign at the
end of the session.
Mr.. EVERETT has sent letter to the Senate
He states that he is detained at home by Illness and
that had he been present when the Nebraska Bill
passed. he shonId have voted against it.
PHILADELPHIA, May "a.
The fire which commenced at the corner Of Broad
and Buttonswood last evening proved very de-
structive. The building was three stories in height
rumor is freely circulated here this morning that
dclcation of 100000 has been discovered in the
U. S. Mint. The alleged defauIter is an officer in
the Institute.
BALTIMORE, May 24
The North Carolina papers report the explosion of
four Kegs of powder in the Hopewel Copper Mine.
by which accident Capt PARKER and Mr.. MCKAY
were killed, and another SO dreadlulIy injured that
his recovery is doubtful.
NEW ORLEANS, MAY %.
On the 9th, SANTA ANNA summo 1el Acal ulco to
surrender. The summons was refused by ALVAREZ,
who sailed out and attacked SANTA ANKA's troops.
and took 300 prisoners.
CHARLESTON, May %.
Rcvs. Dr.. EARLY Of Virginia, PIERCE of Gcor-
gia, and kAvANAGH of Kentucky, have been elect.
ed by the Conference Bishops Of the Methodist
Church South.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-05-30
CHARLESTON. Nav q.

CHARLESTON, May %.
Revs. DR.. EARLY Of Virginia, PIERCE of Gcor.
gia, and kAvANAGH Of Kentucky, have been elect.
ed by the Conference Bishops Of the Methodist
Church South
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-05-30

MINNESOTA RIVER OUTFIT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

Third Street, ba,cem Roberts and Minnesota.
II PRESLEY, has just returned from below with an
II. extensive assortment of Groceri, and Provisions.
and also large stock of Fancy Articles to be exhibited in
the Fancy store next door and ready for SALE
His Groceries and Provisions list in part Of the fol-
lowing viz:
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-05-30
NEW ORLEANS, Nav %.

NEW ORLEANS, May 23.
On the 9th, SANTA ANNA surnmo Eel Aca, uco to
surrender. The summons was refused by ALyAREz.
who sailed out and attacked SANTA ANKA's troops.
md took 300 prisoners
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-05-30

BACON.
s hhds country Hams,
5 " sugar cured do.
4 " shoulders,
3 " clear sides,
3 casks do. Beef.
TEAS.
5 chests Y. HysOn,
5 q" Imperial.
s d" GunpOwder.
Also, a variety of a III, ]
lb, 2, 3, and 6 ID. boxes.
COFFEE.
20 .:acks Rio,
10 " Government Java,
8 " Iaguayra.
SUGARS.
IL hhds New Orleans,
3 hhds prime, do.
so bis of A and b clarified.
10 9 crystalized,
10 " crushed,
10 :" powdered, y.
5 &" loaf.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-05-30
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE

Painted Tubs, Cedar do; Ladies' Rolling Pins and
Zinc Washbards, Dippers; Knife Travs:
Dppers, kcelers; Potato MASKING Boxes;
Chopping Trays and Bowls; Buckets, Axe-hclvcs;
Spoons tter-knvcs; Market Baskets;
Clothes Baskets.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
We always have the largest and best stock which ena
bcs us to sell lower than any cl>e in the city.
In one wormy stock includes everything in the Gro
and respectfully inform all INV friends and the nmlc
geheray that whatever they wish in line of busi.
ness can bc obtained either at wholesale retail
g. -, . B. PRESLEY.
st. Paul, May 20, 1854 d,f
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-05-30

MISCELLANEOUS FAMILY GROtERlES.
IIominy Corn meal Rice Beans, bag salt box do sale
raus soda and acid Yeast powders Chocolate Cocoa and
Broma Cora starch Coffee ground Coffee Matches,
lrooms Brushes and Mops with handles. Clothes Lines
Bed Cords stove Backing and Lamp Wckng Cider Vine
Fried apples and Peaches Buckwhcat Flour and Rye
do, Pepper sauce Walnut Casu Tomato do, and Lemon
syrup
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-05-30
BALTIMORE, Nav 24.

BALTIMORE, May "a.
The North Carolina papers report the explosion of
four kegs of powder in the HopewelI Copper Mine.
by which accident Capt. PARKER and Mr.. MCKAY
were killed, and another SO dreadlulIy injured that
his recovery is doubtful.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-05-30
nj ARTIN DREW.

MANCFACTTRER of all kinds and quality Of Saddles
l'I Harness. Collars, Trunks Valices Fy-ncts &C. &c.
tarrage trimming. An kinds of repairing i'm his line
zone IN the s'Drtest possible time Third street
Minnesota md Roberts, st. Paul, Minnesota Territory
May s. If.
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-05-30
DAILY PIONEER.
SAINT PAUL:

TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 80, 1854.
C1U1 - = C000RICH :: :::::: EDITOR
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-05-30
BOSTON CLOTHING FURNISHING
STORE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
;ICAR &TOBACCO HEADQUARTERS.

q A Il EKSe
NIlIIlAM Won liAMM. has taken the room in the
w I"'tOiice Buildings recently occupied by Mr. IN
c a. an olfIce and has opened fine stock of the best
IMPORTED CIGARS.
Chewing Tobacco of all kinds variety of snuGs and
IN snort all articles manufactured or produced from e
staple weed lie will keep constantly hand the verv
best qualities of these commodities hopes to receive
a liberal support from the smoking and chewing public
lie bound to please al! tastes that may give him call
st. Paul, May 19, 1854 3m
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-05-30

V)WNEI kNNES large assortment of sulerioY
l. Pocket Cutlery. Rogers, WooscnlOlms and Amcri.
can manufactory. Sold cheapat
The daily Minnesota pioneer., 1854-05-30
NEW ARRIVALS.

/ OST KECElN ED large addition to NV stock of
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Notice OF withdrawal.

Notice of Withdrawal
order the President of United
bearing pimo
request the nearly all the representative.
townships situated
the Iron Mouain Mississippi Riper raitfoad'
Withdrawn from sale for valid claims,
until further ORDERS
In the district Of lands subject sale ST. Lows.
North of the base line and cc Of The i'm principal meridian.
Townships 3s and 30, of range l..
North Of TIC base line and east of the h principal meridian
Townships 80, 50, 40, and Al, ranges aud g.
Townships SO, 30, 40, Al, and ~, of range g.
Townships 49, 49, 40, A. ~ A. A. and ranges sDdG
Townships 80, -, al, and As, Of range 7.
Township 80, of range 8.
In the district land subject JACKSON.
North the base and of the 6h prneipai meridian
Townships 30, 81, 80, 80, "a 35 d. 81 range /.
Townships ~, %, 30, 81, 49, 49, 3D. 49,
Townships %, ~ 30 49, 49, 81, 3d. 49, "a, IS, 90 and 81, OF
range 4.
Townships 25, 26, 81 as 30, 81 3a 49, 49, a5 49, 81
ranges S and 9. m
Townships "a, 25 &C. 81 % 90 80, 81 3D. 49, range
Townships 81, ranges g. g.
Townships 49, 80 a. q, 26 81 and 49, Of H. IL, 49,
and Ia.
Townships %, ~, 25, 26, 81, and 30 Of range ls
Townships ~ 3D. "a, 25, &c. 81, %, range IL,
Townships "a, %, 26, and 81, OF range 10,
North of The base the principal meridian
Townships 36 81, of range
list
other railroads. offered
all been inserted they within the reservation.
Given under hand, General Land Office,
Washington this eighth day Of June, Domin 1854.
By order OF the President:
June Claw Commissioner.
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iy ia. Pres,fsnt OF the ynted states.
IN pursuance of law, FRANKLIN PIERCE, President Tie
that pubic sales will be held the aforementioned land Offices
the State of MICHIGAN the periods hereinafter designated viz
At the office commencing Monday
e fourth day of September next for The disposal the public lands
situated within the following named townships to wit
the base tn The principal
Townships six forty and eight of range
ToWashio forty eight ct range s sIeyen
Townships foriytwg p,yPEr and forty five of
Townships forty forty Ave rang. twenty .nso,
Townships .ory-rwo forty hfee onytoa and rt i've Of
Township f9'.y -,hree, Of range twenty-five.
and Of range we"yx
Townships forty nine aud my, OF range iirtyf ~
townships iorysS fqyseyep fory-oeh' and for'ynine of
Town.hns torysS, 'o'iyesen, pnye'sh ana foynne II
Townships fory-,wo foyn.es torly6ye iorsis f,y
seven of range thirty four.
Townships iorty-iour and forty five, Of forty-one
Al land DusoAv commencing on Monday the esh
3n e September for The disposal Of The pubic lands
North Of The base ine Of is principal meridian.
townships mlryseten 'hiregi thirty nine ipijy, aud forty
one, Of range twenty-four.
rnnee twenty I've ''s"' '"s nue. '"' ""V' -
Townships hiysix thirty seven thirty eight, fory
Townships hy ~, thirty eiga thirty nine forty Of range
Township thirty six. Of range twrn's-e gn,.
Lands appropriated by the schools,
other together
nate unfit thereby for cultivation any
eniIed An enable
reclaim the Swamp approved
September 70, 1885, nil be kFe,isi from TIE safer.
The Offering The above
appointed and viii proceed in The order which ey adve
Used win ni despatch shall
offered sales sale shall kept open
longer than two weeks, and private Of lands
will he admitted until after the expiration weeks
Given under hand, the city Of Washington eighteenth
day Of May, Domni thousand eight hundred and fifty
four.
FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF he Gene Land Office.
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baltimore and Ohio baltimore to Hheeing, and
Meeting there NTH the large and splendid steamers OF hs
line the Ohio aidthe stages 10 ZancsOiiie,
expeditions thoroughly completed,
finishing The Board Tree Tunnel and The road being
superior advantages fares Tile scenery upon
snpendous and
The express mail train leaves Baltimore daily AT y
directly through Wheeling 1850 niies) ie or 10
all stoppage arriving there at D. day
leaving Baltimore AT 3 lodging
Cumberland, Il 7a mles and proceed thence Wheeling
morning.
To these leave Washington o.
daily, meeting from Baltimore Wash
junction, the Relay House)
Baltimore.
Wheeling unrivaed Of the Union line
which have been completed for this onte form daily
Louisville, stages Nashville,
Louis and New Orleans packets be taken by those
ing further
Passengers Columbus the land Gin
cinnati West may proceed
Wheeling Ohio Company excellent
National Zanesye
by railroad
Passengers Wesvile Cleveland by steamboats,
railroad find there being
regular and speedy connection Whesing and those
places.
no claIsa transfer oil passengers baggage
through ticket lie anywhere
roue) Washington Wheeling, 50 so Cincinnati SIi
LOUISVILLE $l2.
Tickets be had of Mr. Parsons tue railroad Station
Washington, and OF the otIer Of the company.
WIN. PARKER,
May ll--Gr General Superintendent.