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Piano Forte Tuning,

MIR. CALVIN EDWARDS, OF Portland, will visit this
lefty every fortnight, and tune Pianos for all persons
who may desire. Mr. r wards has been for many
years n1anufactmer Of pianos, which are not sur
passedbyany made; and ms reputation atuner is
not equalled by any person in the State.
~ Orders LEFT al SAWYER Magoun's Bookstore,
will receive prompt attention.
Bath, Mar IS 1S53 40 4
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A MILITARY BALL.-'Did you ever go to a
military ball! asked lisping maid the other
night, of an old veteran of Jacksons army of
rs. mo, my DEAR growled the old soldier,
'in those days had military ball come TO
me-and what d. we think ! it took my leg off. Z
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LIFE INSURANCE,
UNITED STATES
MIlHls NSUL2A II Olao
Annuity and Trust Company.
CAPITAL, $25O,OOO.

CASH SYSTEM EXCLUSIVELY
No Premium Notes and no Assessments.
STEPHEN CRAWFORD, Pres CHAs. @ INLAY, Sec
PLINY FISK Acuary.
LOCAL BOARD OF REFERENCE.
Enoch Train & Co. james Reed. Esq.
J. 9 Howe Co. Albert Fearing, Esq
blanchard, ConNcrse& Co. H. NJ Ilnlbrook, Esq
Nash, Calender * Co. II. H. Forbes, Esq
J. IL. kimbal y Co. Philip Greedy Jr., Esq.
George II. Cray & Co. George WIN Gordon Esq
This company require all premiums 10 be paid in
Cash, agreeably 10 The established custom Of he bes
Englshoflces; aud The present value Of Annual Dv
dendsare payable incash, on demand deduct from
future premiums al option OF the party insured. Poll
cies purchased afertwo years.
california RISKS reduced rates of premium.
BISBEE BATES, New England Office, No. Is
Congress street Boston corner Of Post Office Avenue
u few doors from State Street
W. II. PAYNE. NJ d., Medic al Examiner
PeIes WadswOrfh, Agent for Bath, soiciis the
patronage ofilose who wish 10 avail themselves ofthe
superior facilities and advantages of this company,
which combines athe benefits Of the Mutual System,
with The additional security ola large Stock Capital
George L Barrett Agent for Brunswick. 52if
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There are but seventy-six persons in the
State Of New Hampshire, between the ages Of
fourteen and twenty-one unable to read or
write Well done
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WINES AND SPIRITS.
For Medicinal PURPOSES.

TAMESNIFCHEl.Lh has been duI yappointcd by the
- Mayor aud Aldermen Agent for the city TO sell
Wines, &c and mechanioal purposes on
agree"bly oihe Act for The Suppression Of drink
ing houses AID tipping Shops and is prepared
furnish herricle for The above purposes hsstore
on Centre Street
Bath Aug 10, 1852. 1Otf
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The hest article discovered for the speedy and eec
iutl cure OF Pains Of all kinds.
More than hundred housnf oass@
Rheumatism, Paralysis Choie, Cramps and SpasmS, Men
rdigta Colds, Sore Throat, Chill and Feoer, SPRAYS,
Bruises, Burns, Heartburn, Cholera .Mor6Ms,
DySe"tery, Diarrhcd Sex Headache, LUm6a-
60, Lame Back, &c &C.,
Have been cured by this preparation within the past year
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COMPOUND Almond Lotion

A SUPERIOR article for removing Frecklcs ant
n pimpes from The face, and for the of chappet
hands, prepared and for sale by
J.MATIIEWS,
March 30, 1853. Sagudahock Building,
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These medicnesare The scientific preparations OF a
regular physician.
" The SYRUP isun article understands uaripalkd
and uHtqHdiet m this or any other country W. GREAT
humor medicine IL Is entirely different from any pre-
parai of SGrSGpGTjG Dock and j. Tar brlier Than
any OF 81 q them. IL has now been tested in more
than 5000 cases, embracing persons of both sex
es all ages, and IN station Of life and for all the
above named Diseases and as yet 10 our knowledge
there has not been the FIRST instance where has not
done me work Just as u was slaed IL woRld be.
10 MORE THAN 100 900 cases ofhDmors ~ III their
many and varied forms, have been treated and been
permanently cured BY it,
- observation-disclosures who have suffered from
this distressing complaint for years, have ID every
known ease been cured by these medicines.
| u AT LEAST FIFTY THOUSAND SALT RnEUM Pa,
TENTS have used the syrup together with The Cerate
many oithem old and mveieraie cases, and every
Instance effect cure Mad.
| 10 FoR ALL ScRoFuLoUs HUMoRs.-The syrup for
hem has no equal IN Sa1saIariIIa or anything else
FEMALE lRREGULARITiES.-Ibere is one
which produces reaier amount OF suffering Than he
Irregular action OF The female functions. III these
stores 10 health slrenShand vSor, aud enables nature
toassume her raluTa periods.
u NURSING SORE Mourn This truly distressing
disease need 10 longer be The dread Of nursing molh-
erS, Tor Their Is now reliable remedy. The Syrup,
together with the Canker Cure will al once e.
feceally and permanently cure this disease
o. VENEREAL TAINTs AND MERCURIAL DISEASES,
poisonous impurities OF the blood which through
their effect upon the glands felt in every part oIhe
human system. Nola single organ that does not feel
The effects of these polsons, and by their ion upon
each other, cfeclualIy prevent all The unaded efforts
ofnature 20 throw them of. IN such il there
spechcfor any disease. The SYrupiS fort this
| CAUTION.-Neitherof these ARTICLES are genuine
without The signature Of s. A. w eaver S. CO.,
| the side wrapper.
Manufactured at New London, Conn. by S.A WEA-
YER Co. 10 whom All orders be addressed.
JAMES u KELLEY y CO., Portland Wholesale
Agents for the State of Maine.
Also sold by A. G.. Page, Bath Edmund Dana,
Wiscasset; +. Dana, Jr- Da marscotia; DR. Geo. B
Upham and WIN Baker, Brunswick, and by Druggists
generally in all the STATES. 9m20
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NllE subscriber offers for sale Shpbuilding Hard
L ware aud Trimmings; House do do do Ship and
House JoImers Carpenters Tools of the following
brands viz Higgins Libby. Watts Sheffield Axes
AIDES, &c; Bggin's Moulson Ash Saws, Irons &c
Tolma,l's Planes; Copeland's do; Hommedianss shlp
Augers also Coopers Tools, the only full variety in
Boston; Carvers' and Calkers' Tools, Cutlery. &c.
We have furnished the elegant ships built this
son by Mckay, Hail. Curtiss, Jackson Briggs and
Taylor with new and superb style of Trimmings,
and will make il object tor builders and mechanics
10 call upon US ANTHONY S. MORSS,
3m49 90 Commercial ST, Boston.
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and by enabling them to perform their proper functions
Strengthening and Quoting the Nervous System, thus
aayng Nervous Irritation and curing all Diseases Of the
Nerves, as Hysteria, Neuralgia, Cramps, &C.
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Col. Bliss, General Taylor's son-n-law)
has died of yellow fever, near New Orleans.
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Weakness, General Debility Irreguarity DISTINCTIONS
Swelling the Feet Limbs, JOINTS &C., caused nv weak
ness also Lung and THROAT COMPLAINTS as Colds Coughs
Asthma, Consumption &c. also Dropsy 1t sure rene
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A machine for pegging boots has been in
vented. 1t will peg No. Z boot in half a
minute.
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The Road to Wealth.

| AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF THE GRAV
! FL, AND MOST DANGEROUS LIVER COM
| PLANT.
Copy ola Letter addressedto X HeydOn Esq. SD
| ney, New South Wales. dated Feb. 25ih, 1851
SRA Mr. Thomas Clark a settler al Lake George,
was tor considerable time seriously afflicted with
complaint oithe Liver, together with The Gravel His
medical attendants after trying all their skill canddly
told him that his hopeless and any further Ell
toris useless IN this situation, and when expecting
every day would terminate his existence friend
omme nded him 10 Try Hol0way's Pills and forIon
hope he did so the first dose gave him considerable
relief helhereOTe perseve in taking according
70 the directions and il restored perfect health
lie VIII feel great pleasure confirming this stale
meni, Or even make an affidavit TO the effect,
should y be required. a#
(Signed) WIN. JONES,
Proprietor The Goulburn Herald, New So. Wales.
Cure Of pain and tightness in the Chest and
Stomach of person 81 years of age.
From Messrs Thew & Son, Proprietors OF the Lynn
Advertiser, who vouch for the following state
ment-August2, 1851.
| 10 Professor Holloway SIR desire 10 bear
Imony TO the good effects OF Holoway's Pills For
some years suffered severely from a pain and ght-
ness IN The stomach, which also accompanied by
shorness ofbreath, that prevented me from walking
about. am 81 years Of age, aud nowil hsandnc my
advanced slate Of life these pills have SO me-
that am desirous that others should be made acquai
ed with their virtues. now rendered. BY their
means, comparatively active and can lake exercise
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or pain, which could not do
HENRY COE, North Street, Lynn, Norfolk
Wonderful efficacy of Holloway's Pills in cases
of Dropsy
Persons suffering from Dropsy either about the turn
q life, or nt other times should Immediately have re-
conTse 10 these pills. hundreds OF persons
ally cured by their use, Of this dTefu complaint in
different sages, when all Other means had failed
These celebrated Pills wOnde rfuy eficac ious in
the following complaints:
Ague Fevers Of all kinds Stone and
Asthma Fits Gravel
Billions Complaints Gou Secondary
Botches OH the skin Headache Symptoms
Bowel Complaints Indigestion Tic Dalour-
Coles inflammation eaux
Consl ipa ion % the Jaundice Tumors
Bowels Liver Complaints Ulcers
consumption lnmbago Venerial Alec
Debility Piles ,ions
Dfopsy rheumatism Worms OF all
Dysenlery Retention of Urine kinds
Erysipeas Scrofula, or Kings Weaknesses
Female IRREGULAR Evil from whatev
ties Sore Threats err ranse A.
/. SOLD at The Establishment of Professor HOLLOWAY
"a strand, tnear Temple Bari London. and BY all
spectacle Druggists and dealersin medicine throughout
The British Empire and those Of the United States
npos and boxes, al 81 cents s7cens and ST so each
Wholesale BY The Principal Drug Houses in the uni
on. and by JOSHUA DURGIN & co. Portland.
John Mathews and A G Page, Agents for Bath
There considerable saving by taking ne larger
sizes. A
M d. Directions for The guidance Of patients ~ GV
crv disorder are affixed each box
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All Diseases OF sea-farin. Mon

ScRvY and many others, and certain preventive az
all FEvERs and EPIDEMCs to which they so often ex
posed. 1t is pleasant take and safe in all cases. acting
in harmony with the laws Of nature, INJURIES but
always benefits and cures thousands have used il
with success, its unparalleled popularity and unprecedented
sales abndantly testify
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PREPARED BY
G.. MORSE & CO.,

No. 14G Broadway, New York,
and sold by Druggists and others throughout this and other
countries.
BURR PERRY, No. Cornhl, Boston, General Agents
for New Engand to whom all orders should be addressed
Sold in Bath, by A. &. Page Brunswick, VIM Baker
Il. 7. GatchcIl; Topsham, 4. T. Ltefeld; Richmond G.
H. Thomas Wcassct, f. Dana; Damariscatta Il. Dana
Wadoboro, j. L. Dana; and by Druggists generally Tvs
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for soldiers il any Of The OF The Uned States
The highest cash price paid for SOLDIERS BOUN.
TY LAND WAR; ANTS Of all sizes. wy
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by mail vfI receive prompt at
tention. JOHN III KIMBALI.
Office of the Bath Savings Institutions opposite the
Elliot House Block.
Balh, March 0, 1853 tf39
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MoRsE'S
l~ C0MP0 UND SYRUP OF
YELLOW DOCK ROOT.

THIS is Purely VegcldbLe Compound, scientifically
prepared from the best Roots and Herbs the Matera
Meca and has gained unriyaled reputation for the
following effects, viz:
Regulating and Strengthening the Liver and
Digestive Organs, and Cleansing the
Stomach and Bowels,
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Pensions and Bounty Lands.
Bounty Land Warrants

TTIH subscriber will procure PENSIONS for Wild
Il ows ofRcvnllttiouary Soldiers married since the
year 1900 and for widows and orphans of soldiers in
the war of 1870 Also
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A BeaUTIFUL INcIpENT.-M A. Townsend,
writing from New Brighton, Tenn. undertake
of June 81, says &C A little boy blind from
birth, aged about four years, died In this val
lage few days ago with scarlatina. About
an hour before the little sufferer departed, he
exclaimed, (" Pa! see noD +! Darkness IS all
gone. Day is come" His father inferred
from the incident that he was better and would
probably recover. But an hour passed, and
he was with the angels
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REGuLArING rnE SEoREroRY OnnAx

and thus curing all Iumors Cutaneous Eruptions Scroa
Salt Rheum, Eryspeas, ScaId Head Canker Pmples on
the face, Bloches, Ulcers, Tuors Mercuria Disease Can
GERS &c. t- -
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GAt Mase


Inks Eulogy. &c n
BY GEORGE @. W. MORGAN. ft
lis very strange subject, N
Some people may think,
For poet to write about
Common black Ink! ~
From Writing its eulogy @
Many would shrink; @
But pray where would be glory y
Unaided BY Inks yves -
How many genius
Has been ON the briMk
Of despair, and been rescued
From ruin by Ink!
To the ages gone by,
L has been firm link;
What lore had been lost
To the world but for Inks
How priced it becomes, too,
Standing for chink- M
Who then would see vacancy
Rather than Ink
And gracious! how many
To meanness would sink,
If 'twasn't for coming
In contact with Ink!
Even Justice, herself,
Might Oft take a wink,
II she wasn't kept wakeful
In presence of Ink.
To me it is glorious,
For victuals and drink aEs
1t brings to my door
Then hurrah for Black Ink!
Boston Transcript.
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Purifying the blood.

and thus CURING all Bilious Diseases Liver Complaints
Dyspepsia, indigestion, Costivcness Piles headache Fever
and A1e, Jaundice Nausea, Loss Of Appetite &c and
cansna the food To nahlrish and
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y HYDE& Co. have constantly on hand andfo
As sale the bestarticle 0 &C EMENT nowin use
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Cement.

A NCLE TIEs-Misses' and Childrens'-for sale by
u July rs. L. S. FISHER.
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FEVER SORES Oh ULCERATED LEGS


FEVER SORES Oh ULCERATED LEGS
thu Indian Salye surely aud moro saJ han
by any other SecDe. this complaint vi" do well
10 ry box 1T 10 THE BEST REMEDY KNOWN FOR THE
PILES svesd Joints Pains Contraction Of the Cords are
greatly benefited by easy and always Cures No family
should accidents such Cuts Bruises sore
Linz Chappd and Scalda Frost Bites Ch
bans Piles Wounds Try and never will Be without
H. because ue good docs will be felt once
Price 25 cents per box, with full directions for use
PREPARED BY a. B. HART, M. D.
greenwich STREET, NEW YORK
And ,id By Agents nesry ever, City Village tbs United
eats nd British AmerieA Provinces
AGENTs-A Page and T. Lincoln, Bath; A S
Perry Co. Geo Todd, II Lowell and Ii J Segburg
Phipsburg w SWEET and benjamin SWEET IT, Ar.
rowsic w q Emmons, Sewall Watson Messrs Bel
ry Sampson and Sadler, Georgetown; William
Baker, Isaac Stanwood, A l. SIanwood and Geo
Upham, Brunswick; w Clifford Edgecomh: C b FISH
er, J MeClmtoek, W Carlisle, Boothbay; E Dana Jr,
Da mariscolia; T. Herbert, Brietol.
NATHAN WOOD General Agent for Maine.
AIso-For sale by the above agents, HnckieysAsi-
attic Liniment AsiaIic and Poor Mans Plasiers for
Rheumatism, Cramps, Sprains &C. 1y1e
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CAUTION.-Neither otthese articles are genuine
without The signature Of s. A. Weaver s. Co.,
the outs ide wrapper.
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A countryInan went into oneof our eating
houses this morning, and called for plate Of
beans. He was ushered into. stall No 2, and
and the waiter called out-"beans, number
twoi'
{" Not by darned sight ~ cried the coun-
tryman, ''don't give me any of your number
t,co beans-I want the first best, A number
One I've got money enough, can tell ye !"
and he swung in the air about the largest and
greasiest looking pocket book that the keeper
of the eating house had ever seen.-BoS. Her'
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TH--- N INN OOFli NuTIh StTetI, LynHi NoTIOIk.
Wonderful efficacy of Holloways Pills in cases
Of Drnnsv

Persons suffering from Dropsy either about the turn
q ife, or at other times, should Immediately have
contse 10 these pills. hundreds OF persons
ally cured, by their use Of this direfu complaint in
different snges, when all other means had failed.
These celebrated Pills wonderfully eicac ions
The following complaiuts:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-13
Interesting from Tahiti.
OFFICE STEAMSHIP NEW ORIRAys,
San Francisco, MAY 10. 1853

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
DEAR SIR by the arrival Of the French bark Admiral
DUryne LIE Maine, AZ days from Tahiti Society Islands
am in receipt Of letters from the Purser of the
ship New Orleans hence for Sydney up to April I'd from
which CLEAN the owiDg partisula
The New Orleaps sailed from San Francisco for Austria
la March H. arrived at Nookahseya, March ~ found
whaling bark sas Richards Wilcox 10 months out frsm
New Bedford, all WE'LL with $50 barrels Of sperm oil.
Also, French corvette Artemise bark Clara hence for
sydney 40 days out put into Nookaheeva
oveIcrowded, and short Of provisions and water She
obtained what little she could which almost nothing
sailed for You von Friendly Islands, and arrived at
Tahiti April ID. March Is, arrived ship Ellen Brooks
Davis Honolulu. 10th January, 300 bbls OIL and IS 900
lbs bone bound to New Bedford put into Tahiti having
61l feet water in the hold both pumps going,
down. would have left her in the boats had she
made harbor that day; was dscharsng cargo fast
as possible, water gaining them fast. Ship Emily
Taylor West, arrived 25th March, from Honolulu Sd
January 500 bills oil bound to New Bedford put into
discharged and hove out Goth March arrived ship Mary
Hooper, Lock from san Francisco bound to Austr ALA
with passengers; ship James Edwards OF New Bed ord
running her TIE reef cargo discharged win be in
order TO sail f.r home No other American vessels in
port; ship Rodman Aynn OF New Bedford, outside last
from Tacahusna bound to the northwest coast. French
corvette Durapce and steam fIigate Talk beth in port
Steamer Monumental City, hence for Sydney, arrived
April 17th laid there two weeks and started for You
Won the Friendly Islands
The New Orleans was in the haroor Of Tstohsi Nook
sbeevs the NsTquesas group, the 9th March,
left 10 port French corvette Arsme, and whaling bark
sias Richards Wilcox, Of New Bedford, 10 roonths out
$50 bbls sperm oil to sail for north vest coast soon all
well
The second day out from San Francisco, steerage
senpsr in the New Orleans, by the name of J. . Nc
Laugba. jumped overheard and was drowned Captain
kdgsr Wsiemau launch-d Of tina boats and rescued
him hut after hours ucesaot attempts at resuscita
ttn lie was found to be extinct
There win but little coal at Tahiti after the New Or
leans has taken hers. They ask l0c 12hc per 10
the foot for hogs at Tahiti fowls, ~ per 81
beef rot to be had fruit very plenty; COAL 90 years
the beach, $50. The people tage every advantage OF
vessels compelled to trade bere.
Very respectfully, yours, j. HALVES.
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The Wool Rnrkets

LocxPonr, June 8-wool begins TO come n,mors freely
and considerable activity is evoced smong buyers but
there is not es much raoge in price had
there would be- While foc. paid for grades 35s.
readily offered Tor There appears to BE- an un-
willingness on the part oil buyers to pay hgo pr,cea
ss quotations elsewhere would seem 10 warrant
DETROIT June s.1he rket for this important sta pie
will ICON oIen the coldDess Of mo spring hss tended
somewhat TO retard the ~sshlpg nnd shearsg OF the
focks The and genial lhsr foe the
last week or ten days. has been favorable or sashsg
and sbcsrpR and most Of the oil growers will shear
much in the nsxt two weeks. We shall look for
busy and sciiye movements in lykes which, by the
by app'ebepd will be the market for ths tae Of
wool in the State for the OF the superior fscss
p1ess nsd here for its shipmc1t eastward strong
petition be aDtc paed large number OF buyers
IL tho market ani are all aoxous purchase
From present Appearances we should ,hak prices vim
rule high this ssvera s lots have appeared in
the streets which hava been quickly taken poss
ing from 30 to so cea per To- fun cents above tho
bighet rices Of Est year the lots Of the
common and madfum gades From tns prices paid thus
far We should mot he surprsed To the fine exsta
CHIPS bring 81 and GO CENTS Michigan viii Tosp rch
harvest fro her wool clip tbis least 10 moa
dollars y he pss out FOR this important stsple within
t.s ca Io@I els.-s.
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Ecuador and The other republics, has not, hswsvsr,
solved al the difficulties, Il the foreig. poliey
strange conduct OF the Bolivian government threaten
to interrupt the peace Bolivia with Peru and 70 open
fsrsst The expulsion Of tie Peruvian charge Of Aars
and Of the Peruvian Consul In Coba and the nraction
Of the treaties Of ls46 injuries BY the Bolivian 60
result the breaking out Of open hostilitiss and tbs
blockade Of Coba the only port Of the Bolivian territory
The government o. Chill however win perhaps n,erpo-s
its media lion TO bind the interrupted relations, and
avoid disastrous war, and one dadvantageoas 70 the
commercial interests of Chilli.
1be Chiisn government has in the meantime, solved
the difficulties which have retarded the esta oshmsnt of
steam line for the northern ports OF the republic IL
bas tentatively extended the contract OF subventon IN
favor Of the Pacific Company, under the Following condi
lions
LIST For the present, tine departure win be monthly
ID The government support will be $36, 900.
Sd The contract Ii granted for two years.
4th The promises TO procure from Congress
the concession Of the third sought by the company
the Sd OF MAJ, destined for the navigation of the
sou thern ports.
Funds OF the internal debt at three per cent
dated and recognized, Sl.912. ZOO
Funded securities to the 18th OF last January $347
Remaining iu circulation, 81 sos, 975.
The comparative view of mportatons and expectations
In 1874 the amour. of importatons and expectation,
reached $14 6s3 6s7 In 1s45 $40 2S7 in lS46 $lS
2e4 424 in l847 $1S $40 1884, in 1S4s, owing to the
European revolutions and the state of administration
$40 in 1s49 $21 1926 2s7 in $780, $4 PA 462 in
1851, $25, 1924, 1873; in 1852 S29, ABA 1873.
The last figures show that from 1874 to 1852 the i'm.
portatisns and expectations have than doubly in
creased Such an extraordinary progression Ia alone due
to the natural Of the prosperity of agriculture of
mining to commercial speculation and above ALI to
the peace which, during This time the republic has
joyed
The Aercurio speaks Of the republic of Bolovia ~
country afflicted with all the plaques of holy Job. Its
dates from Tacna to the ed of April, and from
africa to the 23d. There many political difficulties
in the government of the country.