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ne thathath Eyea TO Sec Let HIM soe,
DIR. J. SNYDER.
OCUIlTST,

800 = CARBy,Juae esth 1855.
sasohsto you ioths benefit have tossvod under vo1r
Fea,men, Amer having undergone All ,he ainal modes oi
parent benefit, and having almost the sight Of nv eve
And being len in very unhealthy condition. my case bsne
which, the course Of weeks my eyes wsrs restored 40
gooa ~. aad 9 healthy eondton, undsF your asw
Therefore plsa,ursln s1pso,sins my sense Of
snd you AZ hbsiy 70 ess this fel ne benefit
OF S,.. ses e1l,s,sd rsshe 1ouistisly, PBoYls.
disqualification any hind Of hpsnessi had quite Lost her
.sh e9s on application q D. = haibesh restored 20 that
Ai,o-taNhv Walter, Of this place (FoB DalD was
aeed with very bad disased eyes and uceuton Of lhs
oofnea and applied 70 Dr. Snyder and soon restored
70 good 1lght and 20 q healthy coadition. =
fnitiP EAick or tihn city, afflicted with rer,ark
ebia bad case ofophalma, could leave dafk on ~,
,pme weeht an application 70 pr. - his eyes was soon
ro,,o'cd 70 ehealy condition,
~, p. - isypAynsn fiaiu, was Afflicted for hveyoaFs
WIN vey bad diseased eyes and almost blind applied 10
Dt and has been restored % sight, and his syss 40
hsa.h conaoni' 80 thaths squaiiaodo do any kiud Of
Al.e-e; ". BtAeK, son aud daughter Of O. w. Blaoh
% tiue With lsmaSAaby bad ossss Of opthams, which
I'D bsled 70 sk of s6e phy,elsus which had WHOLLY
disqualified them rom any ofbusinsss By Appeson
~, snydei hsy hsve been restored 70 healthy oon.
NJ. rRoaAs GInNav, Of sanaustv civ was ,fai,,.a
Win eg bad diseased eyoliaad entirely ost tho 1ehi of
ees Of ofhssyet, and oluelt tho oiher applied 20 d. e
dsF Of fTin. and was coon restored q I'M, f,iis Say
husband and faihor. 'n
aay s,hsTs eoald bsssasla,sd. i,is e.sn.d,n,.,
ufed y pfnydsg u recent discovery, andleave5 nito
fethet oa q $50 ths Ola ota Of rsducng ne tyslaniat
ung tcclf neatlou, bhtiefoE, AZ ~ wh ~ the ee ~
lhq utlei powerful cantoa qlli hue tiont blse d 'i
any Other tag which eenisses and dIrufinq ths eve ~
oontfacting the muscles. ~
Any psIioa' vlihas Information will do we'll a
eommgniel,e with either of the porohs referred 70 above
~ 10 eh.fget iot eSamneiion advco-lf n no hens
nt il received 10 charges VIII Be made.
=. T. ~. eNA DIR takes pleasure 10 tayius 70 the nh
" maj ih uiylf pleasant ani heaihy l6cation An
9oea eoAfdeg can he had rom eesoto 10D0 peF ,geet
Q9.ee-ta q. ". Biaeks Bloek, Weskis~to.
Street. Tf0in CIV OiS5 W"
Jan. 2S. 1857. - ma |
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THE EXTENDED OOURs z

Il Ill " EA lENOEO w " ~ y "
practical iets from Che various Dusnss'
Firms and Il doigned for such sindert. may wish 20
mend lonaor than the time required by The Regular
douse tand Mat g'a,u'ou'y) preparatory TO entering
some special lioute.
siilbe falthhlly and prohiahy employed SiA mqnil.
pENNANsHIp, "pfactioal and ornamental" IN allits
vnristes will be taught IN the thorough and efficient
manner bv one Of the best teachers In the West besides
n usuai method Of teaching nuaueHs Whiting, The CHR
vhmorraphiu Byttem will hso be taught fhtsYaian, 90
pnlsf ana racomu ndcd by best educational men, Il
no taurht nthe puhlc Schools Of Cleveland, Columbus
Toado Many other schools open for good taoheft Of
rhirytlYuosrsphv ns coon ai they can he quaihedi
nATfY' LECTURES on Practical and Theoretical
noot Koppinr Mercantile LAVE Commercial Ethics, Po
iilrei Economy Az of Computation, Commercial Oalcu.
istions Moroantlo Cutt0mt, hlnhlng, Exchange, Com
ssce Railrnading Commeroial lslofy( Cores
pon ienoo. panmanshp,etc,
ME Nrv, suit of Roons, Of this College, occupies the
In the city situated thoy are The
,fths pubic square and Superior street, ai0fdnH fa
sis Of most parts Of tho city and the Lake The foom
,r neeiy and tasofuly mfnlihed, tupasnng 10 beaut,
I'd perhaps those ofany Il
M fAinEs'ooURsEl, Z, mo same q, that ef ihs Gen
ssnon afiinr equal facilities 20 alndiea who may wit
,o sv.ii thsnuslves % the Commercial Course.
ri- huyiug extensive buness acQuaintano
h saabcdlo suoufs good situations for many ofhii grad
Ms,ohalh,S7iy.
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Court Of Common Pleas oil SonocN co1ln.
~ Ohio.

WNNAN % &NNANNNM OA 0NA0DA GNuna
~ Ohio.
Henry ehehsn, ceogrs a. Bysbs, Levi Chs,inutwood,
and chelsa Otonkhlie, tufivnrt of William HenI, shell
den, aeeoased, late psFtue undsl ne hnn name o Hhs
dea, byHee Co., flaihtifs.
".
Chaflss w, Pierce, DsRndtht.
snE said DaNAdant Ohaslpt W. Pierce Win t,,e a.
uos that the said Planthi did, on the i6tb dav 81
nne A. D. 1881, theiF petition Ia said Cour aRaiusi
hm the object and prayer ~ which petition d 70 gsoossf
ladgmont aga uttaaid defendant of tho snua o H rhlv
aad ,siOQ doaTs with intaFss thereon from thr Islkds
he'embel sae upca certain ponissery note of efsl
ipQ sSegutet y lait delgaatHt, aalsl TobruaIy li
laai payable one day aier dtto the ordor Of Jdionh
hoye end which note hai heon Transferred aud delivered
By said noYeF 20 thefe nainilnt,
Andasa 20 recover iodeani against taid dafondan f
taq tnm ef tWeuyiAfea aad enioU donri With iutest5
tailea te4 a. ai iaf 81 lanaarf, 1885, upon anothof
eeHan proinlstoly note of a21 a00 e1aouted hv rad
desndHai and w Pierce dated laaualy sad 1850 pay
aen onr dny alef dote 90 ORDER of loaenh n6vtr
sheh last noie has no been 1ifsd and delivered by
a.ithoyel 20 these paiuuih.
Ana ate % recover Judgment nrtlntl said defendant M
~ San of hneen and aliOo dolors, with interast fol
Nevealcf elih, l6fd unoa hodt tcootdt due mar M
doe.dant 70 Joseph boyer aa6 which tantfssd
eHd delivered ~ taid Boyer a. tholu plaintiH
And che said chafqt W. Pierce lihefshy not6s8 thai
% Mieqpftd % eptaf ead aasWaf said eon "a o. 81
iolo The third Saturday amer tho att aav of r rrt
laas Ieew.pis7.0O' '''''
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q. ORONISE
New Book Establishment

Has ust opened one Of the best assor,.
meat oi books ever brought 10 this oitv.
they are ~ new and selected with care, and
contain all the late valuable publioations in
light literature, science &o. sc,
All new books Of merit win be proes.r.A
immediately on thair publication. fbe non
eier massE'nes q the day are also procured
school books OF every variety aud kind
void pens, pencils, quills, inka, cards, slates.
eng laief stock of TIE finest qualities ofpa
neii copy books, blank books, DO. al.
Pictures, oil prints, lilhoeEaphs, &o. Mrs,e
she latest and mostadmiTed, Wallets and 6n.
oyartoses. allyeTYlows Drop In and ~.
. look at he etook before nutohasinp sise
where. One door south Of Buskirks Whoi,
June 2eth'6S.
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BITUMINOUS COAL
ryNfrfe csa o. Supplied with 6rli s'iiels
80 Coal ~ nppiridr ei ne osbora WsEehouse.
fiAnhpfn if,6i.0. EARL blhi''
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IN ID IN "a nj
Bank

q Z p Al II B "A II e AIMS
MISSES A,& B Husband hsvs ,os, rssai,ca
iA4 and ese nov scillng.f very low rates. all
aadf of MillineFy hua Fancy Goodt, seth al
Cseprs. SNk and Straw Ronaais teoAt trimm-d
80 Az Ne oihef aflales which are usaallv
Ioinn ~ such ~ osiabliahment ~ Of which thes
y selle4 ~ wholeaala pud retail nt tuoh priccs
II sas.n9ot ish e sg't pofchassf. Call tud Soc
1hn, April 2tla7if
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aEcRErAnY or STATE's Orrrr
=. CofuMBUG, April 4, 1887.
Thereby cartily that he foreroina nronns.J
Son'iHauon amendments are correctly tobird
fom ihe original rolls on 6is in this 81 re
JAMES n RAKFR.
-.o Secretary Of Statay
THU, April Ioih, 81 0m.
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Nv "a 4 4 r L ] N e.
A fRW bbls. Ffs,h Geaef Llms on hsnd
~ Coz rals si carrsnt fuiep, sttlt r. r. WeFe-
kosse. EAHL BILL
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NEW METHOD OF TEACHING
,fk. tr vefy esfnlnaHht poins of ths soenesi fe
vsngfhe rrsnt naiufs taoold division OF the Ledger,
rhorrv Il seen he proper line Of demarkhion between
Real ana Representative fpety and the governing laW
of tensf A. rcraris is Affecting the two oasfei Of Hc
oounts and those of tha class IN every variety o
ifaesartlnnt hus ffrppnH tht mnt useih and hehuue
science Of inoh Of hanofed myFteiiei made iuo
hr arfsry and nflllblo rules, meaningless iorna 900
I,a roonai and hence enables Tho riudent ~ hoqnt.
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THE REaULAR ooURs =

nlcnded to geprotsnt every species of business from th.
,mailsst Retail 10 the heaviest and most Intricate o.
holesale and Comniisrion we'll ne hankngi Railroad.
ng er demanded Al present by our vast and oonsariy
increaainr Commerce,
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r N D coLLEaIATE COURsE

whlehs iaiouasd 10 smbgaes ~ bnnehcs "Pugay meI'
otnte hiss been recently enlarged and can noW Pc IeHi
ds a. ono nf ha most ienfhy, thorough and compee ~
- a0ducsd % public IN any similar Institution inhs
Uniisd sialss.
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aNo eoea hot eMurNOe me
Latest Paris dAd london Back
slope Man;ftstafions,
Bat he continues 70 practice hia former familiar
ead usual style Of shaving, which embraces
the ease aud c0mfort of his Cuslomor.
And ho Will be most happy 10 wait on them
promptly a all times, ani execute their
wlshesi theying eallly aud handsomely, and
cesuRg, eolernE, tFlmalng end die ssiag heir
noatlY.an in tbs mott detisabio Ainerlcaa Siflo
fertoal deslroui Of haVing their hair roSlored
to IL primeyul state, OF wlshilg q luxurious
growth thereof, can be speedily restored.
ID 6 b w Ard ecnH 8
ENVIGORATING
MEDICATED II A ! II LIQUID.
VIII NOS. assurodly pgoeaos those desirable
Feanlss. Thls Il mol an
''EAsTRRN HUMBU G, ="
Qua OK " o s PR UR
BntA liquid preparation Of rtcous ofiein discov-
cred by long contlnued patient invesN-
euucu. peFfaV efcnco and deem regoArcht
Aad maauiactepad ior home c5nsunnti0n
onlys iU now offered 10 the public and
the hrm conviction, that it not only chan
ges grey hair toiu original color, nnd
promoioa ita lua arious growth bat twill
reRrodaee fell hsed 81 hair On ihoae
strengthen tho hair, aud prevent he de-
caYing of comlng oul-ramove dandFuG
end cleahso the scalp.
A constant supply an hand, Lsdies and ,gau- II
lemen ssl.sd o. A. .Asis dwslliAg Il FsQairod.
April 1a,'6fAc IH II
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nooR KEEPlNa pEPARTMENT

srrsuru thfca dstinct afafrs, FFi fnitacfyi tsgtf
taa FEtaniai Ccnfasf, und tahehtou fulsons New at
%, recommended By tveniy Of the most fllnpie
pfaeiica Accountants OF Cleveland
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EAOST OFFICE NUTICE.-Th The following
are the rat IS of Po>'age chargeable at this
Office on all pre- aid letters:
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ID. N. FLIT n T. II /,
SOMETHING NEW
1t the Honolulu Daguerrean Gallery
IMPROVED AMBROTYPES
Pictures on Glass and Paper

FnOL0gTaphlC FICCuItS ON UIass anu FapeE! !!
'NHE UNDERSIGNED, having recently returned
from a visit to San Francisco, takes pleasure in
informing the public that he has introduced, and is
now prepared to execute, those SPLENDID AND PER-
NANENF PICTURLs ON GLASS, well known as the
IMPROVED AMBROTY
Together with all the latest and most valuable i'm
provements in the Photographic Art. Anl6rOtgpes.
Sereoscopes, DagueeotypeS, and GH kinds Of Photo
graphic Pictures, taken in a superior manner and in
any weather. Photographs, on paper, of persons or
views of residences ships, parts of the city, &c,
which may be to absent friends by letter taken
bv the dozen or half dozen. Also-On hand, a
great variety of beautiful Cases and Frames, of the
latest STYLES.
DaCuerreotype instruments and Stock for sale,
and instructions in the given persons desrous
of visiting other parts. II. STANGENWALD.
Honolulu, Oct. IL, 1856. 23-u
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forwarded - excepting letters for Great Britain,
which if desired will be sent in sealed bag through
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age collected, viz:
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Newspapers,
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B u SIN ESS CARDS.
HONOLULU MEDICAL HALL,

CohNEk OF MERCHANT & KAAHUaANU STREETS
Dr. MchlBBN begs 10 intimate that he joined by his
son, III Robert Mckbhin. member of III CoIere
OF surgeons 20 don, of whom being avs in ar
tehuace wiIi afford an additional guarantee persons
requiring advice o ~ dlrine.
lie mas Jst received English Drugs Perrin
me y c Of the best quality with which the establish
ment "il constantly he supplied, and will be sold
H"gsi'hH ana surgeons prescriptions
repeniShed. ' ~ anu
Gays, aud on Sundays O'Clock A. NJ. O'Clock Nj
Al uth Times at his sidence. Union street.
" consignment Of best London White Paint and nseed
vi" 34-tf
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THE UNDERSIGNED having this day purchased
L the interest of Ahee in the Sugar Plantation at
Papako, Hilo, Hawaii, would beg to solicit eontln-
uance of orders for Sugar and Molasses, &C., sc.
2O-ly% Signed, ACHO.
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Notice.

Notice.
HNHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing un-
der the style of Acho & Ahee is this day dis
solved by mutual consent; from and alter which
date the business will be carried on under the firm
of Acho Signed, ACHO,
Papaiko, Hio, August l, 1855. AHEE.
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FLoRENS STAPENHoRST,
Agent for the Bremen Board of Underwater!


THE UNDERSIGNED having been appointed Agent for the
bremen Board OF CndeTw Titer> bcgS inform tie com
nerci I public in general that all average claims al I
t- said CnderwTiter~ ab at this Kingdom,
will have verified by him. Masters oi Bremen vessels
entering other Of the Hawaiian lsaEds, IN
distress requested 10 apply TO the same al
their earliest convenience -
FLORENS STAPENHORST.
Honolulu Ist July, 1854 % Once Nuuanu-street.
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reduction made on pamphlets and papers re-
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paw letters to the L. 5. through. and can be pro-
cured at this Office JOSEPH JACKSON,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-21

BITTEN BY A MID DoG.-A gentleman by the
name of Beach, said to be the owner and occu
pant of a new and splendid mansion on Fifth Az
enue, near Thirtieth street. while standing at the
corner OF Fourth Avenue and Twenty seventh ST
between four and five o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
was attach ed by large n ewfoundl and dog wbic n
he had with him. The animal spranp al him
from him and scolded il for being guilty of such
an unusual proceeding. but without a thought of
any further attack. The dog, however made
several leaps at him, and succeeded in seizinp
him by one Of his cheeks, and tearing il almost
entirely out. As the dog was about making an
other attack Mr.. b managed to get into the w est
chester House, out Of the way
The dog then started in pursuit Of a Young man
on the other side Of the street. The latter per-
ceivlng its approach, ran into the New Haven Ho-
tel, followed by the dog. The pursued. by slip
ping behind the door of the hotel, saved himself,
the dog passing through the bar-room; but not
finding the object of his search retreated down
stairs. His intended victim, however had fed,
and the frightened bar keeper had mounted the
counter for safety; but the dog espyinu him there
made several unsuccessful leaps to yet at him
In the meantime the whole neighborhood was
thrown into the highest state of excitement by
the cry of - mad dog At last, Mr. Rob't Hoyt
train master of the Harlem Railroad ran into the
Westchester House and procured a revolver. with
which he fred five balls into the dog without
killing him. but finally accomplished his death
by driving the end Of crowbar through his skull
MIR. Beach intimated that his dog had been bitten
about eight days ago, but he never apprehended
any serious consequences from it, The moment
he was himself bitten, however, the pr bal q
fearful result came across his mind with horror
He was instantly taken to the residence of his
FAMILY physician for observation-disclosures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-21

IL The "shad harvest on the Hudson rive,
Is said to be more abundant this year than for a
long time past
II The Indian Enos, who was Col Fremopt,s
first guide across the Plains, has been captured
and taken to Port Oxford, Oregon, for trial for
being the chief of gang that murdered the In.
dian agent Wright and his party year since.
IL Mr.. Wat Eckman, a wealthy citizen of
Cleves, Ohio, died, to all appearances a few Avs
since, and was daily arrayed in a shroud and
placed in coffin. But while the body was living
In the church, and the sermon was in progress
signs of life issued from the coffin il was broken
open; and now Mr.. Eckman is alive and we'll
-, IL The Alton Courier warns the public against
the eating, as green's the tops of the Elephant or
rhubaro. Within the last few days number of
instances have occurred In which their has
severely poisoned those who ate Of them. The
symptoms were violent purging and vomiting.
CURE FOR SCARLET FEVER AND SMALL Pox.-
Or VIM Fields, of Wilmington, Del, has pub
nelly stated that forty five out of every fifty cases
Of scarlet fever and small pox can be cured by
yeast His dose for an adult is table spoonful
three times a day, diluted and sweetened. In
scar latina he gargles the throat with yeast and In
small Pox follows a milk diet throughout the dis
ease,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-21

PEESBTIERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLIES
cid school General Assembly Of the Presbyterian
Church meets at Lexington, Nv. day; the New
School General Assembly at Cleveland, Ohio on
the same day. The subject Of most public inter
est which IL likely 10 come before the latter bod
relates to home missions, as connected with the
Following resolution OF the executive committee
81 the American Home Missionary Society," which
may now be regarded ds the action of the society
itself:
- RsSOirsd, That in the disbursement of the
ihnds committed To their trust the committee
Will not grant aid to churches containing slave.
holding members, unless evidence be furnished
that The relation Is such as, in the judgment OF
The committee, Is Justihable for the time being.
In TIE peculiar circumstance in which il exists ;:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-05-21
Personal

49,. Judge McAllister, of California, Hon. F..
c. Cabell, Of Florida, and Hon. John c. Mason,
Of Kentucky. are at W Hands
-. Capt samuel NJ. Richardson, one of the
"Defenders of Baltimore, ;" died in that citv YES.
terddy IN the 7lth year of his age.
-. The New York Tribune denies on the au-
monty OF MI Burton, that he has any intention
OF surrendering his theatrical establishment to
any one, or OF disseminating business
-. The New York Mirror of Yesterday saws
1T IL reported that the beautiful and accom-
Plshed wife of one of our leading theatrical Man.
ayers has, recently. been sent 10 4 LUnatic Asy-
lum.'
-... A New York paper denominates the inhab-
itantS of the brown-%tone' quarter of that CITY
the Fifth AvenoOdleS." N p. Willis thinks
the gentlemen may be Avenoodes, but the ladies
are AvenUdtieS.
&C.. While Edwin Booth was performing in
Boston, Miss Matilda Heron. who was in the
managers private box, threw him with a floral
wreath. her white hid glove. Was that a chal-
lenye. after the old fashion of chivaIry to a con-
test of arms or acting
Col. Benton has written another letter. de-
pl"Tlng slavery agitation as an unmitiyated evil
lie claims that the Emancipation controversy in
Missouri il intended only to excite the slaves.
and saws that much mischief has already been
done in this way
80. The G5and Duke Constantine is thirty
wears old, and the perfect type of an American.
He Is the middle size, thin and straight his ha ir
l. blond, and he wears light farorts Joined to a
,
and an occasional glance that partakes Of the
bold, OF more properly speaking, the impertinent
-. Or Shelton Mackenzie. the weIl-known
liierateur and indefdfigable editor of books
expects shortly to lead to the matrimonial altar a
wealthy widow lady, who resides in the uppeI
part of the Citv.-BoSfoR Post
What will Mrs. Mackenzie say TO this ~ Y
Mirror.
- IL * reported that Lord Napier the new
British Minister at w aShington has been invited
10 visit Boston under the auspices of the Young
Mems Christian Association. for the purpose OF
delivering an address at the grand Anniversary
Festival on that Society on the evening of the 10th
instant a large number of p comment gentle
men have united in the invitation and il is ex.
Pected that his lordship will accept it
---- Miss Avonia Jones made her first appear
ance at the Boston theatre on Monday evening &c
nne house The Boston Transcript high au.
thofity IN such matters, says - Her performance
was surprising. considering the short time she
has been an a>piTant for public honoIs She is O.
1.-the toiIn, of comedy appea rance, and possesse.
those elements OF dramatic power which viii
make her in the future, by perseverance and in
duStTy, an actress worthy of great consideration ::