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+. ;. GOODRICH, Proprietor and Ediro,

THE D4ILFPl0NfE R, is published eueg ssek-day
n.Eg II Tie Office, Til l. Of Jackson Stree Saint
Paul .Rtsnssoea caR furnished TO Nail Subscribers r
SIG DJlldys YedT "a Aoioaa1e.
TyIE WEEKLY PIONEER, printed az the same otae,,
Is ser 70 so SUBS q, the tooisso Single Copy,
i0o Dosidrs Fire 20 Eight DolIdys Ten Copies, F
tern oaa,s; 7ysaty G. pies Tveny Dca.s TO take dcan-
fzc q @t5 rates ho the slbscripiR price msa b.
paid inrGriIbili in !. agcs.
10 COhREsP0.ND s.YIS.--AnOaymots cemmaracGtions
Wu receive attention Al articles tyogsing state faefs
must he aoompoUeib the Autor's for pUtltca-
ion t gaarant y LAs ts.l Of the statements made
Voluntary CORES &noe oontdiai,y irpoTsds neos
= iics u the o0di end p0uth and settlements
faraV rlont me NoTthlte l. as solicited.
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YOU'VE AppLE TREES.-We noticed YES
terday man, who is among the recent ar
rivals, selling considerable lot of Young
and thrifty apple trees, of the most appro-
we'd varieties.
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PROPOSALS. TOR INnSAN S.ppxIEs ~
HTsNNESOIA UNDEE THE TRE4-
sS..

Minnesota superintendent
sam, Psui, 9Th April, 1856
SEAi.FD PROPOSALS will be received a, this o0ice
y until l2, NJ of the $ day Of MAY 1855 Tor IN
nsng and delivering Ire following provisions fas The
Piagef and axe WmnetiFo.hish Band Of Chjuu-v,u
Indians: under the treaties of 1885, tnwit.
Powder to the amount OF S9N
Slot and Lead 10 the amount of 100
Citing Irvine to the amount of 100
Tobacco 10 the amount OF 100
lotd amount $500
The supplies above named 10 he delivered at 81 Peul
by the day Of june Is55 Bidders viii obserye the
rules, and the bids will be snboct to the regulations
prescribed in the advertise FOR supplies for the
SiouA, "mnebago, ard CmppeVa tribes Of Indians
elsewhere published III this paper
April IL Il May daw w. A GORMAN
Governor and Supt. of Ind Airs
fTst Paul Times, 81. Peters Courier. Dubuq ae He--
aid shd Express and Gaiena Jtiiersonian copy daily
and weekly ill May !, and send bills TO superinenI
ent
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Minnesota Mill.

ME ffopretors announce that the above new Mil Il
now Ill iu!i tide OF successful operation. and tha
they are prepared to furnish amount Of Jour or Nc
and also to do any custom work in the grinding depart
ment, to order. ROLLINS Upton ~ PA IMAM
St Anthony. April 10. don
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sag~N. E. Tyson, Esq, of the firm of
\. Z Tyson & Co, Oh Robert Street, has
gone below to purchase one Of the heaviest
stocks ever introduced into St. PAM. Sue
cess and pleasure attend him
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SPECIAL NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS.

minnesota SUPER teDdcncy,
Saint Paul, 9th April, 1855
VIZ time Tor receiving bids for frns supplies for
4 me SIOUX, Chppewa ard Winnebsso tribes OF Indians
- extenced until the first day of Mey next at I2 M
ara me Time for receiving bids for the anspor,aon OF
supplies end goods is extended until the lou. Nav ri
IL, NJ ~ N:' =
The proposals for furnishing supplies Tor the above
lows: 0' 80 ava
ist. b,ds will be received for the WINNERACO pro-
VISIONS 10 ne delivered either al ST. rau!, 81 reers
the bidder, and Superintendent,
"a itbids are received nnd accepted FOR the delivery
o. saa PROVISIONS Al ST. Pccrs Traverse des SIoV. or
hahKa'o the time Tor delivery Of said Donis will be fx
tended from the 25th Of May ,r the 18Th of June ~
per suggestion OF The Indian bureau, AIRY out the
provisions Of the laie treaty TT Washington
April II till may l0daw WA GORMAS
Governor and sSupt. o: lad. AIRS
LIST. Paul Times, 81 Peters Courier dubuque Her
aid ami Express, and t'alena Jefersonaa cony dali
and weekly till MAY 10, and send bills TO superintent
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- fee until IL NJ Of the LIST May 1855. for furnish
ing and delivering the following for 1855 to
TREATIES OF 1851.
For the Wapetoan aud Session Sioux
Superflne flour To the amount of a. soo
Mess pork 10 the amount of sno
Hogs lard in kegs To the amount Of zoo
White sheiieq corn IN sacks to the amount Of COO
Lead In bars 10 the amount of IN
Tobacco TO the amount of a.
or the Medewak antoen Wapekuter Siour
Superfne -four 10 the smount OF G, zoo
Mess pork TO the amount of Son
Hogs lard In kegs 10 The amount OF S0o
White shelled corn In lacks 60 Oh. amoun, os noo
Gunpoweer, F. +. O., TO The amount M 9 90o
Lead 10 bars 70 the amount Of ~ ~
Tobacco 10 the amount of NV NV
TREATY OF 1887 i''
superane hcur TO the amount OF GO r.,
Mess pork 10 the amount of a.
Hogs lard in kegs 10 the amour, of Coc
- White shellcd corn in sacks The amount If Coo
For the Winnebagoos-- ~ W"
Superfne honr 10 the mount of <, ooo
Mess pork TO the amount of ooo
. Hogs lard in kegs Ia he amount Of . 00o
For the Chppewas Of tIc Miss sippi-- wv
Superfnr -four TO he amount Of ssoo
Mess pork IN the amount Of "a"
W iite sheiied corn IN sacks TO the aInountof S0J
i"bacco, small pigs in bNs, to the anlount NJ ,nn
The supplies for The above Sioux tribes of I,di.os ~
be delivered in Saint Paul. or before The aoth Mov
next to the Agent of said tribes or 10 s,ms way
taolfed hy SAID Agent 10 receive them w
The supplies for the Winnebago and t,hpnevro ,,;l,
o. l.ib's ~ 'He same naner az The above on or be-
separate bids will be received for each artc,e sni
ned above for each separate trbe or for the whoe
samples oi the tobacco Wi, be required
The provisions will be subject 10 insne,tio, -, e.,
rnce OF delivery by dsinterested persons ,e,ec,el h
the Agent oi the tribe 10 whom the supplies nr ,r,
Ell, and the contractor Contractors s'-
GOOD security VIII be required for the farm no.. Of
NC contracts to be entered into ann bidder, viii ,
Ia their proposals the persons they will offer a, snr
ues and the sdrees OF euch bidder haI sign ,nJ
mn WIN each BID guaranse In this form:
+ :. Inc ancersigned undertake that if the bid of
- Tor indian supplies be accepted by the .o,err
ten0eat OF indian Afars, bidder shall on ., haf
'he iclh OF April next enter into the bond reoi,sJ -
perform said contract, at the OF his or ther
with good and sufficient snrcliesn ~ ''os'
SHOULD the bids be dceme uureaso nab,y high tho "a
perihtehoeht reserves The right to set them aside
Dids must be endorsed Proposals for Indian s,u,
pies IN hnhesota," a.d address sed 10 the Sunerr,nn,
emf OF Indian Affairs at Saint Paul Mtnye,ot, IT,,
he opinion OF the Superntend an. thing ,hond a..
cur 10 induce The belief that there has been ,n,hi
Unfair IN the competition ne reserves The rjebt IN SCI
he whole OF the bids aside and report the f,9, IN me-
ihdlah Department at Washington
W. a. GORMAN
Governor e. Superintendent indian Affairs
CANT d,u MaFcn 0, roo. Marede ,yi,nl
(6a!ena Jefersonian, St Paul Times ST Peters CON
rer, ana Dubuque Herald, copy daily aid week., RI.
May LIST, and send bills To Superintendent vac
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DE5PAH TED.

Steamer Lady Franklin, Marlin, Gaiena
Oakland, Morrison, st. Louis.
g Ben Bot, Boyd, ST. Louia.
Is Montauk, Parker, St. Louie.
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COMMERCIAL.
BOARD OF TRADE.

OFFICERS.
w. 4. MARSHALL President.
THOMAS FOSTER Vice President.
:. w. WALKER Secretary.
4. II. CATiiCART- Treasurer
DIRECTORS:
W. 4. Marshall, I NJ. Marshall ". E. Hunt,
Alex Rey, c. I. Whitney, s. W. Walker,
A. T. Chambn, A :. Elicit A. l.. Larpenteur,
David Day, Isaac Markey, G. W. Turnbu
~ Commute ions should he addressed to the Sec
rotary. Directors the first and third Tuesdays
Of es oh month Board meets frs, Wednesday Of each
month.
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Sc The PIoSKRJ Is rinred by Steam, Taylors LARGE
Cyp'er Power Prs The Use Of Steam Power 10
establishment enahe ~ ute Book and Job Pint
ing sik increased des ,ach ard a. reduced prices.
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DUE TO-DAY.

Steamer Golden Era, ,!ersie, Gaena.
IS Globe, Roberts, Minnesota River.
IS Monticello, Russell, Minnesota River
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ARRIVED.

Steamer Ben Bolt, Boyd, St. Louis.
" Lady Franklin, Marin, Galena.
Minnesota Belle, Thunderstorm, 81. Louis
g Nontauk, Parker, 81, Louis
Oakland, Morrison, St. Louis.
q. W. Sparhawk, Green, ST, Louis.
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A@-Potatoes are in active demand now.
and any quantity can find purchasers at 81
PER buyhel.
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OFF TODAY,

Steamer Minnesota Belle. Thunderstorm st. Louis
6 Black Hawk, Maxwell, upper Minnesota.
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ts' JEFFERsoS J All ,sr, ESQ is authorized Agent
y hE fIoya2R "a to procure subscribers and ad
~; His eip, win be regarded payments
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81 We have On hs id numoer OF fonts of beautiful
ssd usefa. JOB TNPI which will be disposed Of IL
Piled Cor soon.
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SCHOOL FOR ROYs.


[ SCHOOL FOR BOYS has again been opened at
~ the school Building the grounds of the Rpis-
copal Mission Mr.. GEORGE r. kELLIE, all experien-
Ced and highly competent instructor having charge Of
The English department. The Rev. DR.. VAN INGCN
viii hear the Rotations tie classics, give his
per 0nal attention daily for part of each day MIR.
kee brings she highest recomme ndations both a. 10
capacity as a teacher and skill in the government and
discipline OF the school room. April 25-itf
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VS. All transient entertainments inserted in the
WEEKLY PieSEEg II be charged at the of s Per
square for the frat il eioa, and so cents per square
Or each subsequent Sertion. The charges for yearly
Advertisements may he ascersai ned The Coming
Room.
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Thursday evening, April , .th.
Council met pursuant 10 adjournment. a.
Present, the Mayor and Alderman Becker.
BAIL, Cave. Fuller aud MOBILES.
On motion Of Alderman Becker, The Council
resolved itself into q committee of the whole
10 consider the Mayors Message
After some time passed therein, the com
mittee rose, and the chairman reported its &C
ton as follows:
That so much OF the Mayors Message as
relates to revenues vas referred to the commit
tee on Ways and Means.
That 50 much of the Mayors Message as
refers TO levees was referred to the committee
on streets.
That so much OF said message as refers to
drainage, was referred to the committee on
Health
That so much of the Mayors message as
refers to reduction Of county taxes, within the
city limits was referred TO the committee on
Taxes.
On motion, the report Of the Committee OF
the Whole was adopted.
REPORTS.
The Comptroller presented the following:
To the Hon Ma, or and Common Council Of the City
of Saint Paul
Gentemen--ln compliance with your resolution,
permit me to report that The amount expended by the
city authorizes from the organization OF the present
CITY government up TO the present time, for medicine
and attendance furnished the INDECENT sick, in
ending the burial expenses, is ss746,O2
Medical attendance, (Ci,y Physicians Sal
ary,) 10000
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CttD II Offices.

81 Published GratuitOusiy in tho Dai.
iy Pioneer for the Information OF the
People.
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az l. wYTKs 3lAx .sTle eulon OF the profession
- directed to an ecgsnt series Of Law Blanks
in process OF printn ~ the Pioneer Once They all
printed the best pape ana With and large sized
script type. Those siceady ssaed sre--
Complaint Proini;ioIy Note against all the Parties
Complaint on TT, ni5sosy ,.o,c, against Endorscr;
Summons for Money peiaRni Contract for Pa ymept
=! Money:
Summons Tor Relief
90 other Blanks have iss,.si-
Bonds for Deeds;
Quito lain Deeds.
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TRANSPORTATION
VI LIE SIOUX. WINNEESAGO AND
CHiFrEM \ PROVISIONS AND
ANNUITY GOODS FOR THE

SShALnp ihoroSALh, properly endorsed, vii he
- received at the Office OF The Superintendent Of Ind
ah AHairs IN Minnesota, ut the lUth Nav next NJ 10
W, iof Transporting the Sioux, Wnnebago, and Chip
pewa Annuity goods and provisions for 1856 F
Bidders Will state al what price per hundred pn,nd
they "l receive The properly from The steanboa,
ing al 81 Lau ana Store ana transport The same under
cover, 10 me different Agencies or 10 and from s,
o.her POINTS as the superintendent may direct Also
give me names OF persons they viii Offer sureties On
transmit WIN each Did a guarantee in this form
Inc Undersigned undertake that, if the bid of -
- iOf SAID transportation he accepted BY the SUM,
in'endent OF Indian Affairs on or before the q,h r.
next, enter into the bond required perform The a
contract at the rate OF his their bids vim aoo5 and
sufficient surelies.' ~
ne Undersigned reserves the right to direct the dci
nation o said public freight any other place IhaI m.
Agencies the price 20 be graduated IN nrororor AS the
distance - Increased or diminished.
w. A. GORMAN
Governor and SuIt. md. Afsra
Minnesota SUPPLEMENTARY,
saint Paul, March :, 1875. ,lav,,nto
n (ualena Jefersonian, Dubuque Herald, 81, Peters
Courier, ano ST. Paul Times copy daily and weekly IN,
May 10th, and send bills to Superintt adea,)
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TEACHER OF THE PIANO FORTE, VOCAL MUSIC AND
THoROCGH BASS
hoGraS otsr ne Boston Boo Il Shoe Store 81 st. ST. PaiI
II AVING formerly been Tuner in a Piano Forte Mann
factory, the su bScfiber is prepared to attend 10 that
department IN manner which will give abstraction
March ], 1855. dtf
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Yr0p0aalg.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES
IN MINNESOTA FOR 1855.
MIHHtsU'H tfhdrnC
Sa,.r Il..,I rUcc

SAINT Paul. 1855
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received ar This oC
~ nce until IL NJ. Of the LIST May 1855 for fJrnish
ing and delivering the following provisions for ls55 to
wit: N0'l "
Eastern times., 1855-04-26

In case premiums are awarded to persons not
members of the Society, one dollar will te de-
Quoted from each but should the premium be
less than two dollars, one half the published
amount will be paid, instead of deduciing the
one dollar.
Premiums will be paid On application to the
Treasurer, thirty days after the Show and
Fair, and such as are not called for within one
year shall be considered as given to the Socie-
ty in aid of its funds.
It is TO be hoped that all the ladies' and gen.
tlemen of oGr County will manifest an interest
in the welfare Of this Society and contribute
such as they have 10 the exhibition and then,
we trust, it will prove interesting, profitable
and useful
R 1t is to be understood that all articles
presented for premiums in each of the forego-
ing departments, shall have been produced or
manufactured within the limits of this society,
and also by the person presenting them.
Articles in either of The above departments.
contributed by persons not residents in the
County, shall receive suitable attention from
the Trustees and several Committees, and if
worthy, be awarded diploma, or be noticed
IN some other appropriate manner.
Eastern times., 1855-04-26
Laura Brideman and her Mother.

From the report Of DR.. Ho'ce, Principal Of the
Perkins Institution for the Bind, at Boston.
Laura Bridgman is the deaf, dumb and blind
girl. whose only means of communication with
objects around her is by touch, which is re-
narkbly acute.
During the last year. and six months after
she had left home, her mother came to visit
her, and the scene Of their meeting was an in
interesting one.
: The mother stood for some time, gazing with
overfowing eyes upon her unfortunate child,
who, all unconscious Of her presence, was play
Eastern times., 1855-04-26

Burnt clay is now extensively used, in some
sections Of the country, as manure for gar
den soil. 1t is generally prepared, ] believe,
by first accumulating a qudntum suffGt OF
woody matter, and covering it with clay
The mass is then ignited and burnt till tho
wood is reduced to coal and ashes, similar to
the manner pursued in coal burning. The
charcoal, ashes and clay thus furnished, con-
stitute an excellent dressing, and produce
highly beneficial effects on both crop and soil.
N. z. Farmer.
Eastern times., 1855-04-26

BABiEs.-The local editor Of the Buffalo Re.
public has made himself one of the immorials
by the publication Of discovery which he has
recently made of grea, importance to mo,hen.
II is an infallible means Of keeping babies,
from two TO ten months old. perfectly quiet for
hours. The anodas operandi is as iollows; A
soon as the sqnaller awakes, set the child up.
propped-by pillows. if it cannot st asnne. sna
smear its fingers with thick molassss. lhes
put half dozen feathers into iis hands, and the
young one will sit and pick the feathers from
one hand to the other, until it drops aslesP.--
AS soon as il awakes, more molasses and more
feathers, and in place ofnerye-astoundins yslis'
there will be silepcs and epjoymsai 1DsRsska'
bls = =i rf es ee saalsTs
Eastern times., 1855-04-26

Competitors for these premiums must give
notice OF their intention, to the Chairman of
Trustees on, or before, the 18th of June
Farms offered for inspection, will be visited by
the Committee from the 18th of June to the
18th of July, and also in September.
For the best conducted experiment in re-
claiming unimproved lands, on not less than
one acre, the course of management, produce,
an exact statement'of all expenses given, &c.
lst premium, 50 90
Eastern times., 1855-04-26

MINOR MORALS FOR MARRIED PEOPLE. Tho
last word is the most dangerous of Internal
machines. Husband and wife should no more
fight TO get it than they would struggle forihs
possession of light bomb-shell.
Married people should study each others
weak points, as skaters .ook out for the weak
parts of the ice, in order to keep off of them.
The wife is the sun of the solar system
Unless she attracts, there is nothing left to
keep heavy bodies, like husbands, from flying
off into space. 7
Notwithstanding the assertions of maihema-
ticians, the marriage ring is circle which
husband and wife have the problem set them
to make all square.
Don't trust too much TO good temper when
you are in an argument. The Indians pro-
duce fire by the rubbing of the driest sticks,
Sugar is the substance most universally diff
fused through all natural products. Let mar
ried people take hint from this provision Of
nature.-Punch's Pocket Book.
Eastern times., 1855-04-26

A GENTLE HINT. A congregation who
were offended a. their preacher, yet who did
not wish to take the responsibility Of dismiss
ing him Immediately, sent him note, request
ing him TO leave al The end Of six months, and
in the meantime to preach as little as possible,
Eastern times., 1855-04-26

The cows must be three years old and up
wards. A statement must be made of the
quantity and quality of milk, the manner in
which she has been fed, and the product Of
her milk, whether sold, or made into butter or
cheese. during two periods of ten days each,
three months TO elapse between the periods of
trial, the time Of cows calving, quality of
calf &c.
Eastern times., 1855-04-26

The above named crops, except beans, are to
be raised on at least one-half an acre: the
beans on not less than one-quarter of an acre.
Competitors for premiums on each of these
crops, are to notify the Chairman of Commit
tee on grain crops, on or before the 18th Of
November, giving written statement of the
character of soil, value of land, value of ma
nure, ashes, plaster, &c, used, expense of
preparing the ground, seed, sowing or plant
ing, cultivating, harvesting, &C., and the total
salue of crops.
Eastern times., 1855-04-26
Gastern Gtmes,
The Sagadahoc Agricultural and
Horticultural Society

VII hold their Cattle Shoto and Far at Tops
ham, on Wednesday and Thursday, the I0h
and l1th of Oct., 1855.
The Sagadahoc Agricultural and Horticul-
tural Society offers the following premiums
for the year 1855.
FARMS, &c.
For the best managed farm during the year,
including the cultivation of the soil. the crops,
the stock, mode of making and applying ma
nures, management of barns, gardens, orchard,
. wood, tools, &C., &c.
L.
Eastern times., 1855-04-26
DAIRY.

For the best produce of butter, on any farm
within the limits of the Society, for four
months, from the lst of June TO the Ist of
October, sample of not less than twenty
pounds, TO be exhibited, quantity as we'll as
quality to be taken into view with full ac-
count of the manner Of feeding the cows, and
the general manapement of the milk and hntter
Eastern times., 1855-04-26

For best collection and variety of garden
vegetables.
lst premium, $4O
I'd g 800
For best collection of potatoes, not less than
one-half peck of each variety to be exhibited,
a premium of SO 90.
STOCK.
For best Beef animal, SIS 90
I'd g &c 90
Sd 8 90
For best bull not less than two years old, on
condition that he shall be kept in the county
for use nine months from exhibition
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STEAMER CoRrrs, OFF SAN JUAN DEL sur,
M,o1aw Mav 1Q,S

Monday, May p, 1855.
Al Meeting of the Passengers, held TO their
regard for the officers and their qualification AZ the kindness re-
ceivea from them Judge DIVINE appointed Chairman and
J. srlscER OLDs Secretary.
ON motion Of i've appointed consisting Of
Dr. Newoomb, Col Prce, the Rev j. NJ Douglas, Hon Asa
kinney and @. s Gibson which the Chairman added
Upon the report Of the Committee the following Preamble
and Resolutions unanimously adoped:
We the passengers of the steamer cortes, having last COM
pleed safe and prosperous from San Francisco to San
Juan del take pleasure IN entire salts
with the and IN lusce Others whom
security and comfort have much depensd pass the following
Resolutions, viz:
Rssolrsd That tender warme thanks 20 Capt A.
VOYAGE safety aud happiness Of all board lie has
shown only able and experienced seaman
and good deplusran but pleasant and courteous gentle
Ia qualified the commander OF an
Ocean steamship. Ills FIRST officer MI J. L. kennegoi and
tho@e under him will share 10 his expression OF our thanks
Resoifed, That hanks due likewise TO furser W. IT,
SmL for his successful efforts 70 minister 70 our
ccrcs and peasure his uniforn kindness OF manner sud
peculiar displayed In I'll the duties Of bis position has
eried and appreciation The Stewards with their
subordinstes are also emit Ted 60 commentator
hsored That the Sanitary regulations Of the Cortes are OF
the cebt aud satisfactory cha acter and he attendsnce
the sck by skf and experienced physician adds greatly
70 the safety and satisfaction Of the passengers.
hesol1sd That we have found the C0rcs 10 be strong,
apch and comfortable seaboat and long she remains
der the control Of her present commander and MS officers
heartily recommend her 70 The Of friends add Of
the travelling community IN general
IL further kescei That o these resolutions be
fesenitd the ocers San Francisco, New.Oreans and
Newly ok, snd also TO the ofeers Of his ship.
DAVID DIVINE. Chairman.
Osos