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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-06

PORTER HOUSE FOR SALE CHEAP-LOCA ZION
"A in catharine str. ctthe stosk fixtures land
would be rented to good tenant Apply At No l.. Water
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FINANCIAL
A DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CENT WILL BE PAID
"A to the stockholders of the New York Exch
on and after January g. 1852.
Ivan DUZER, President.
FINANCIAL,

n EO. ii. SMITH, LATE SMITH L. HAUZ, WILL CON-
" tnue the Exchange business at the old stand, Ne l
Chatham street Of Roosevelt where he would
be pleased to SEQ his old friends and customers.
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CENTRAL LOCATION FOR LECTURES. &c.-THE
~ gracious church in Eighth street. head of Is Fnyett
place be had for the meetings Of societies Tor
liver ng lectures, by applying az No. i5 Broaaway.
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VyHE ATLANTIC BUILDING ASSOCIATION WILL
hold meeting in the lodge Of the Sons Of Temps
rance the Of Atlantic and Henry Streets Brook
yn Tuesday evening next the 9Th inst att o'clock
aons w be given OF the principles objects and aa
vantages Of the association.
T. /. JONES, Secretary. GEORGE CURTIS, President.
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open TO ALL.-IF YOU WOULD LEARN HOW TO
~ escape the heavy imposed Ia tho shape
rent the citing of the Frankn Building A,so
catiop be held a. washnsten H.l corner of
dav evening Jan Meeting TO commence At o'clock. Ex
plantations relative to tho principles and objects Of tho As
socation will fully and all disposed 70 become
members can do So Join now II y be TO the n.srss.
of the Of the association to become members At
this meeting the fee will be increased
that INVESTING So month. IL will
late in the course of few to s Or remember that
il wish it, obtain sufficient
dwelling which re paid for by the for that
purpose that you paving for rent Pre-
sdent-Samuel r. Barto Vice Preside nt-Winchcster r.
Moody Trustees L. Smith. Reuben Ross. Jr fzra
NJ Grossman Wiiliam Simpson, Peter Wilson, William
II. Hyatt, Joseph Nesbitt, Edward q. Robinson.
G. Il. POND, Secretary, ONCE Is Spruse street.
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IAsoB BoGAkT, AUCTIoNEER. STORE NO q
Spruce streesBy virtue OF chatsel mortgage will
SALE Wednesday, the 7h instant at O'Clock
in the forenoon a. No lo2 Duane street, large ofemoy
ale Casks thogsheGds and barrels) working Punchecn,
1ronshs, Brass Cocks rs and wagons one Horse and
Harness Er CINE, Boiler and u ill Ge airing,
Boilers, Ms Ell Tubs Tuns, Hop Jack. Coolers Refge
rator Office Desk. iron Safe, &c. &. FREDK L. vULrE,
far mn Or no a
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GRFooay's GREAT CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND
N Parcel kxrrs per steamers Proms'hcns snd nero.
lse NCrdsy ard tussJiy JanuAry Ans 9. ~ 2ool0k
hThe lfetcrs viii f1rpsrd t"tcid exrress BY thi
toye fp-ere rested O. nj tAetf goods
- ttrly or natui.Y order 20 tf 4ris and seal
"a " time shipuent PscssFee te IN ~ water
prttf cion ana net exceed lgs ~ st ercr aud e
stccmrsritd with nyeiess, ~ tt. ktrsst nl be Ter
TVNEssuN \ nfT 'HTNfk
naaassrs an, Arcnis iss faa- 't-art eo-asr i IAN
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r COTTON. AIcTIoNEER -sALs OF HoUsEnoLD
se this d.y !anu,ry 9th. at 10Y O'clock at the auction
rooms % Beel street sment OF good and
seeond hand furniture Of description prsn
raj s't,s snd Corches nshogany and black walnut
mArb top dress Bureaus, Washssands office Desks oo
Chairs three-py AID grain Carpet luo yards Of Oil
Cloths Beds al Mattresses Paate 70 husk Mattresses
10 Boston Roelers Windsor do, French plate Glasses
suits Bedroom Furniture &c. &C. Also
BRO adoloths. Sale positiye.
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w L. VAN ZANDT, AUCTIoNEER -ExECUr TORS
w Sale This bay. Mt Is Spruce street. W. L. Zaudt will
sell this day. at 10 o'clock by order Of the execusr six
trunks Dry Goods Clothing Bedding Boots and
shoes Books and fancy and staple gosds Also 200 boxes
Rans Also II dozen French Calf Skins. ANTI
manufacture. Also. Hydraulic Press, Teas, Chocolate
lEampaigue. Green Paint, sc.
Polynesian., 1852-04-03
TEMPERANCE LEGISLATION.
From the New York Tribune, Jan. 16, 1852

tf rom t1S view IOih fAouii', ScAis ~, iSo~'t
The benign operation of the Maine Law is very
properly attracting attention throughout the Free
States. Hitherto the current cayil has been You
snever can repress Intemperance nor Tipping
Houses by egislation-experience proves that
YOU are far more likely to increase BOTH To
this cavil Maine has furnished conclusive refuta-
ton. Intemperance, indeed, is not entirely rooted
out of the State, but grogshops are. There Is not
a place where alcoholic liquors are known to be
sold, except for medicinal purposes, within the
bounds of the State which is as large as all the
residue of New-England. There are doubtless
some drinkers left in the State but they have hard
work to find the means of gratifying their deprav
ed appetite, must do SO by stealth, if at all, and
with much larger intervals between drinks than
they would prefer. Even the immediate Influences
are immensely benefcent. The fountains of in
temperance are drying up; old soakers are reform
ing moderate drinkers las they supposed them
selyes are desisting from strong drink almost as
matter of course. None other than man who
really Iores hquor-who has acquired deyouring,
raging thirst for twill sneak around into the
back Sellers and benighted, filthy dens in which
alone it is now to be found.
The saving to the State in the bare cost Of II
onor alone must amount tn hundreds of thousands
Of dollars per annnm while the saving in time and
in morals Is of far greater, of inestimable value.
Paupersm is drying rP; crime 70 scarcely known
Polynesian., 1852-04-03
ests of your nation.
avail myselfof this occasion to have the hon.
or to reproduce to you my sentiments of very dis
tinguished consideration"
(Signed.) ANTONIO VARAS.
To the CoNsUL-GENERAL of the
Sandwich Islands
No. z.
lranstation Of an extract from the reply of The
Kings Consul General


Valparaiso, 18th January, 1852.
SIR,-@ - To-day I have received with much
sorrow the Circular from that Department of yes
terday's date, confirming the lamen,able excuses
of barbarities and piraces committed by malefact-
in the Chilian colony of the Straits of Magellan,
though only natural results of the Generalization
which the rebels of the Capital had, unfortunately
found means to introduce among the less educated
classes both in Valparaiso and other parts.
In conformity with the invitation of your Excel
lency, hasten to make the necessary communica-
tons to the government of the King via California,
for want of direct communication in case the
pirates prosecuted on these coasts, should proceed
to the seas of Polynesia. shall endeavor to obtain
description of the vessels which they have cap
tured, and of their leaders.
Be pleased to permit me to take advantage OF
this occasion to reiterate the expressions of the
high and most respectful consideration with which
have the honor to be, of Your Excellency,
the most obedient Servant,
(Signed.) EDWARD BEYERBACH.
To the Minister, Secretary of State,
in the Department of Foreign Relations,
Don ASToNrA VARAs.
Polynesian., 1852-04-03
L,rerpool underwri.ers' ASSOCIATION.
Underwriter's Rooms,

Underwriters Rooms,
Liverpool, 25th Oct.
rrHIs s to certify to all whom it may concern;
| that the Committee for managing the anaiis -
Toe Association have appointed Messts sr souda;ch
kl,nd. .nb;ect to the annexed instructions when
are TO he exhibited on all occasions where the agen'
may be required to act that no .ss1
ina NAV arse with the parties assured or tne'I
resentatiyes, as to the eAtent OF authority ses'''
the Agent. 5;ves. the
assured Their agents or assignees. or the masters
Of vessels Of that right over property when law Ia" =,
gwen them but it Is presumed that fne ASSURE ~
their representatives wiIlieadily svaii hv
the assistance Of an agent, who Is apPon'stt ~
the underwriters TO act IN their oena", s" ,oes r
cooperation will facilitate the seftlemeha VI 'Se
By1 order of the COMMITTEES,
is-u THOMAS COURT, Sec'y.
Polynesian., 1852-04-03
MAINE HOTEL.

MAINE HOTEL.
DROWN s FRIEL, would respectfully
ID notify their friends and the public generally,
that they have taken the above named establish
ment where they will be happy to receive the calls
Of those who may favor them with their patronage
The rooms airy, and fitted up In eleg style
The bar will always be supplied with the choicest
of wines, liquors and cigars. Two good bowling
aleys are connected with the house.
Strangers visiting this port, and gentlemen resi-
dent in Honolulu respectfully invited to call
and examine for themselves lily.
Polynesian., 1852-04-03
Gbe polpuesian.
THE BEAUTIFUL.
BY URIAH II. JUDAH.


LIST, reader, list, and will tell you what is beau
A good man struggling with misfortune, and
preserving untanted his reputation.
A dutlful child obeying the mandates of parents,
and walking in the way of righteousness.
Sinful mortality on bended knees, craving from on
High pardon for past transgressions -" Forgive
us our trespasses, as forgive those who trespass
against u.s.
Mortality relieving the wants of mortality by ad-
vancing the cause of the destitute =
For tbs most beautiful to roam mid the forsaken
haunts OF despair to still the groans of SORROW and
spread bread on the empty tables of the furnishing
Ay and rescue the fallen, and make glad the over
charged heart of the oppressed =
Pluck from the memory rooted sorrow,
Raze out of the written troubles of the brain;
And with some sweet oblivon's anfidote,
Cleanse the foul bosom of that perous stuff
That weighs upon the heart"
And beautiful is woman around the fevered bed of
Sickness pillowng the pale cheek bathing and bind
ing up the fainting brow, and, like form of light
whispering "hope, where else there had been none
When is waxing frail,
And his hand is thin and weak,
And his lips are parched and pale,
And and white his cheek
Oh THEN doth woman prove
Her constancy and love.
Ills oedmfW TO cast over the fOlDeS OF the brother
worm the broad and divine mantle of MERCY, and to
forgive the errng thou wouldst that Heaven may
be merciful to thee, sinner.
God has given us a beautiful world a transitory
abode; and the rivers, the streams, the fields, the
flowers, the Birds the trees and all around are beau
tiful.
The is beautiful he ascends the sparkling sky
and the moon She reflects her brilliant rays er
the heads of all
And. thou, Oh! High and Holy One, art the sum-
NIT of all beauty
BEAUTIFUL is thy realm
And thy throne
Thy promise to man.
And thy protecting care
The angels of Paradise are beautiful: the spirits
ascent is beat the soul in its purified condition is
beautiful.
And, Jeaaaitfa-superlatively beautiful-and most
melodious will be the sound of the "Archangers
Trump" to those who on that eventful and final
morn shall have awarded to them life everlasting
If God hath made world so fair,
Where sin and death abound
How beautiful beyond compare
Will Paradise be found
Polynesian., 1852-04-03

". THOMPSON. ANNOUNCES s ~ =. dns h.s
n. f,;ends and the public generally, tnas ne nas
a-sstsblished himself Auchoneer, ana .hs
assure them that it is his intention 70 for
h;,S he GOOD viii and appreciation of all. Aucnoa
Rom on the Ind floor, of the stone store 9.
bv Messrs. Makse. Anthon Co, Merchant Oh
Dec.6 J86l-6m-3l 80 st.@
Polynesian., 1852-04-03

- HOTEL DE FRANCE.-VIC-
eUsf7 TOR CHANCEREL would respectfully
is..:HB inform his friends and the public
s1& that he has taken the above well
known stand, where he will be happy at all times
to wait upon those who may favor him with their
patronage.
The bar will always be supplied with the best
liquors and cigars. The table will be furnished
from the very best the market affords Board by
the day or week. Picnic and private parties sup
piled at short notice. Good sleeping rooms at
tached to the premises. GSept l4-ly-ls
Polynesian., 1852-04-03

"OUSE CARPENTERING AND BUILDING
Ill The undersigned having taken the premises
=, Kino and Alakea streets, adjoining VIM. Wonds s.
for tbe purpose of carrying the House Carpenter
mo business in all its branches hopes by strict atten
ton to business to merit share OF the puohc pat
n. B. Jobbing done on the shortest no'lce anu on
she an mos ieAo'''~''0 JOHN w. BECKWTTH.
Polynesian., 1852-04-03
SPLENDID INVESTMENT FOR CAPITALISTS
The Commercial Hotel for sale

s.A THE subscriber offers for sale the above well
Iii known Hotel as now furnished, together with
his choice stock of Wines and Liquors.
The patronage bestowed on this well known es-
tablshment during the past five years is sufficient
recommendation ofsits merits and advantages, and
ensures it safe and profitable investment at the
price for which it will be Sold For further partcu-
lars enquire of the proprietor.
H. MACFARLANE.
Honolulu, Feb. %, lS52-tf-42
Polynesian., 1852-04-03
Nay, Speak no Ill.

BIT C. SWAIN
NAY, speak no i'll kindly word
Can never leave a sting behind;
And oh! to breathe each tale we've heard
Is far beneath noble mind
Full oft a better seed is sown
BY choosing thus kinder plan,
For if little good be known,
Still let US speak the best we can.
Then speak no i'll, but lenient be
To Others fsilings as your own;
Ifyou're the first fault to see,
Be not the first to make il known.
For life is but passing day,
No lip may tell how brief its span;
Then, Oh. the little time we stay,
Let's speak of all the best we can.
Polynesian., 1852-04-03
a CANTON HOTEL

- CANTON HOTEL
lmi@ THE UNDERSIGNED having ta-
ken the premises known as the Canton Hotel, late
iy occupied by Mr.. Samuel Thompson, begs TO no.
tiy the residents OF Honolulu and transient visitors
generally, that their bar will be constantly supplied
with the choicest of Vines Liquors, etc. and The table
with the best viands the market affords, having Sc
cured the services of first cook and steward,
they hope BY assduity and strict attention to bus-
ness to merit share of the public patronage
NIB. A well fitted Billiard Room, Bowling Al
Ievs and sleeping apartments attached to the premi-
ses. JOHN BARTLETT & CO.
Honolulu, July 0,-lO-6m
Polynesian., 1852-04-03
HOTELS, SC.
RE PENN
OF THE
COM MMERClAL HOTELIls

A. DRONSART begs to inform his friends
Iii and visitors to Honolulu, that he will open
tae boarding and lodging departments of the above
POPULAR HOUSE, on Monday the 22nd instant
and intends by supplying the table with every luxu-
ry OF the market and paying strict attention to the
comfort of his boarders and patrons to merit re-
newal OF the appreciation which this house has al
ways received.
MEALS-Breakfast from to 10. Dinner from 2
to 4, Tea from 6 to s. P. NJ
Honolulu. March II lS52-tf-44
Polynesian., 1852-04-03
From Polynesian Extra-Siarch "a.
Important from Valparaiso !

The following highly important information was
received at the Foreign Office, from His Majesty's
Consul general at Valparaiso, after our paper had
gone to press We regard the intelligence, how
ever, of SO much consequence to the commercial
and social interests of the Pacific, that we issue an
extra slip that the public may be in possession of
the facts without delay.
We do not apprehend descent of this band of
desperadoes upon our shores, although such thing
is possible. They would, we apprehend, be far
more likely to cruise in more southern latitude.
for the richly freighted ships coming around Cape
Horn. and make their rendezvous among the less
freouented islands in the south Pacific. But with
the strong naval forces in that quarter,-unusualy
strong, on account of the late troubles in Chile
ii is highly probable that their career would soon
be terminated by their capture and summary pun
ishment.
But while entertaining such views, we are more
clear in the opinion that the commerce of this VI
cnty should not for moment, be left entirely un-
protected, while there is possibility that 1t
may be molested by gang of deperadoes, who
have nothing to lose, but every thing to gain. we
hope, therefore, that the Vandala or the St
Mars will remain at this port, until further news
from this piratical expedition shall be received.
The American whaling feet now concentrated at
these islands previous to the summer cruise at the
north. is peculiarly exposed; while the usual mer-
camille marine of all nations, less than the wha-
ling fleet, needs to be protected by the presence
of man-of-war. - ssssE sssS ~
= = IN
Polynesian., 1852-04-03
HOUSES, LAND, &c.

REAL ESTATE
EOR SALE close to the beach fronting or
L Kaahumanu and Merchant streets, in the follow
ng lots fronting on Merchant street.
No l, 40 # 8 in front, 81 # l0in back.
No 2, 4oft 8 in front, lol # in back.
No 3, 40 ft3 in front, los fl 6 in back.
No e. 40 # 8 in front, Al ft back.
No 5, "A # IL in front Merchant ST.
do Al ft front on Kaahumanu ST.
Fronting Kaahumanu street
No 6, Al fl front, IS feet 2 in back Sold
No z, Al # front, IS fl 2 in back
Apply 10 STARKEY, JANION & co.
Honolulu, Sept 26, 6,tf-20
Polynesian., 1852-04-03

rooPERAGE.-C C. II. Marshal, having tahen 'ne
stand on the corner of Fort and Hotel streets
nearly opposite bis old stand would 70 EXECUTE
anv orders in the cooperage line, at the sno..ss'
notice and on the most reasonable terms n.d. uvs
shower baths, and work OF every aeses'P,oa 40 -
to order. eo -. =. : =, n "a,
r SNOW OFFERS FOR SALE 1esI
IL. ARRIVED BY ship ESTHER NAY rom nom
B,ston. the following articles
Cases Flour. in tins, bbls Haxall Flour.
half bbls Crushed Sugar, boxes Raisins,
I half bbls dried Apples. boxes Pine Apple Cneese'
cases Goshen Cheese, hhds stiiton NJ. Cnsese .
bbds Goshen Butter, cases pure Port VINE,
Or carts. Glazed Sashes asst'd sizes, oois laf'
bbls Pitch, do bright Varnisn, p
do hydraulic Cement -.
bundles Iron Hoop, boxes Iron Riyets, .-,,.d
cssts Lanterns, hard pine boards. planed, tongueo
and grooved spruce Jost do plank DO oor o0a'u''
Pine Pickets, spruce Pickets, iln rine onia
xTSO.~an invoice Of superior Mirrors ana 7, fui-
niture.
Polynesian., 1852-04-03

Tyon,lst;on of a Despatch from HIS Ereeleney,
Don .Antonio Varas, Secretary Of State - the
Department of Foreign Relations, ct Chle, 70
ne Kings Consul- General for that RePHttlc'
Polynesian., 1852-04-03
CHE 1)olpnesian,
published weekly at Honolulu, OAHU Hawaiian Is.
EDWIN o. HALL, EDITOR
TERMS

TERMS.
One copy per annum, in advance, $500
One copy six months, in advance, so
Single copies, 1912
Rates of Advertising.
One square (l6 lines) first insertion, 81 90
One square ti6 lines) each continuance 25
9aIf square rs lines or less) first insertion, so
Half SQUARE rs lines or less) each continua, 1912
Cards Notices. &C., not exceeding one half
square, by the year. S 90
Cards Notices, etc, not exceeding one sq., 8 90
YEARLY advertising not exceeding one half
column, 80 90
Yearly advertising not exceeding one COL, 60 90
" Yearly advertising limited to the advertisers
own business.
LEGAL ADvERTIsEMENrs.-Twent FIVE cents per
line for the rstnserton and six and one fourth cents
for each subsequent insertion.
-Sabscrptionto the POlynesian payable invariably
IL adrance.
No transieat advertisements ,c be inserted, unless
prepaid.
Polynesian., 1852-04-03

- - and most humble sVI
q S8 EDWARD @BEYERBACHs
To His ExcelIency r. c. Wylhe, Esqr., :
His Majesty's Minister Of Foreign Relations,
Member of His Council of State and of the House
Of Mobiles, &C., &C., &C., Honolulu
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Theatrical.

Forrest the great actor has entered the twelfth
week present engagement at the Broadway Theatre
We suppose he means to complete his hundred nights in
succession before he stops the existing engagement we
have little doubt but he will accomplish the feat which
will be without parallel in theatrical on either side
Of the Atlantic. Every night the theatre IS well attended
Mrs. Sinclairci drGnt Forrest-has it seems created
attention in Boston theatrical circles but with
drawbacks on her general talents and genius This
artistic win undoubtedly occupy high place gentec
Coincidence but there to be every reason believe
that she reach the highest point of tragedy
Yet she may 60 through this country with great eca
make immense fortune from the very notorety which
given her and history before she made
appearance on the stage.
Madame dc Marguertes appeared recently in this city
and in Boston a vocalist She was accompanied by
her brother Sgnor Alleyne There has been great diff
ference Of opinion relative to the vocal and theatrical
talents of Madame de Marguerites considering her
ds in both cities failures and others representing
that she has had fair opportunity of exhibiting
her very pretty talent for singing and acting with taste
and discrimination There have been preudces existing
in some quarters against this artistic arising personal
complications and quarres of private and family nature
We have been promised full development of these cir
cunstances which will do justice to the talents and
requirements Of Madame de Marguerites without being
injurious to other persons who have endcavored to dcprc
ciate her name and character.
Lola Monies, since her return from Boston has been
living very privately at the Howard House. her morning
leyees It is said exhibiting onlya few Counts and Barons
from different parts Of Europe Hartford on her way
to this city rupture took place between her and Mr.
Marshall which cancelled her engagement but II
contract has been signed by both parties in which
1t stipulated the part Of the manager Of the Broad
way Theatre that Lola Monies 70 appear in the new
comedy Of her life written for her by Mr. Ware some
time during the coming fall under the condi-
ons that In the interval the Countess shall cause no cx
poon revolution volcanic eruption in the politics or
egon Of this country This contract securing her uev
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FINE ARTS.

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN-THE TWENTY
IN seventh annual exhibition the academy Is now opon
At their gallery COY broadway from A. NJ until 10 r. NJ
admission 70 cents season tickets fifty Cata
logues l2ts cents. Iy order Of the council,
J. Al. SHEGOGUE. Cor. Secy N. A.
nAGuERREoTYPE CAMERAS-A NEW ARTICLE,
- oyery superior quality warranted fully equal any
ever produced In THIS country, Daguerreoypsts
visiting this city, willdnd it to their advantage call
the establishment l02 William street. l.. CHAPMAN, i'm
orter and dealer in all kinds VI guerrcotype goods.
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ExpEDITIoUs TRAVELLING Passengers can now
leave this city in the Hudson River Railroad, at six
o'clock in the morning, and reach Buffalo, on the
same day, at twelve o'clock at night-distance $50
miles From Buffalo to New York with the like
rauslity.
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nounoe to his friends and the public that his health is 80
lar restored as 70 enable him to his long
successful practice as an oeut at his oce No % Bar
clay street RUNS, spocks chronic inflammation Of the
eyelids however long standing completely cured without
surgical operation cured Office hours
3 A. N. to 2 O'Clock J.. W.
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Are you deaf. or troubled with noises In

discharges from tho earl IL So avoid quacks tho
syringes ola &e and call NJ Dr. LUTENERS lnhrmary,
10 Prince street DIR, H. has discovered aneyeriang
medy for short weak and perfect sight. His IL
Gan be consated personally or by letter
from til q No letters will he received unless prepaid Or
attended to unless accompanied with the fec Of 81.