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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is chief OF
the Six Nations
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present adyersityG The tnnsfer would be ruinou
to the Company, no doubt; TO retain it on presen
terms would be equally so; but stiIl more ruinoui
would 1t be, If it fell mo the hands of Govern
ment, who, in avery shor time, would find itsel
in possession Of elephant the expense Of feeding
which would be SO enormols that the death of the
animal would be the objet sought Within 8
/ twelyemonth of the transfe, the track would be
overrun with weeds, and daddy blow would thus
be aimed at civilization, in is already too sluggish
march In Colombia.
The facts, as stated by lr. Hoadley, must be adj
mltted, but it can not be dnied that the Railroad
Company is responsible foIthe gross apathy which
has all along marked the administration of its af
fairs, and a just rebnke is yen to its Directors
the paragraph OF the dispath from the COLOMBIAN
government winch says: Much less can thf Ex-
ecuilve accept as conshmated fact, tha the
fanama Railroad, one OF he most solid aid best
paying undertakings up tos69, could be 'uined at
the first blow given to 1t bthe competition of other
undertakings without maxi the least effort 10 con-
front the situation and rea benefit from the natural
advantages given by its Ger al position between the
two Americas" That ruidas come upon the Com
Pany however is certa hs it is, in the words of
Mr. Hoadley, that "they III not be able to CON
time working the railroad with proper efficacy if
at the same time they HAVOC continue paying the
three-monthly subsidy" is therefore folly in the
Colombian Government tprgue the question, with |
the view TO shew where thtault lies The decay is
mainly to be attributed totival enterprises By sea
and land, but the Companyhad due warning; in
great measure its own Apply and Incidence hive |
fostered those rival enterprises and destroyed ITSELF
simply because it would notsee, aud refused to act
in the accommodating ipiritwhich would still have
secured to it large portbn of the traffic now d.
verted, probably for ever.
In this extreme then it seems to US that the Gov
ernment wilIact Wisely in netting far as posi-
bic, the views of the 1ompaE, and thus. enable it
still to struggle on. All Soth America, and parti-
cularly Peru, is deeply ntereted in the maintenance
ofthe line. To this county specially the Panama
Railroad is a necessity. Handin hand the Govern
ment aud the Company maystl keep things going,
and prudent management lnthe future may in some
small measure retrieve thepst We hope so; and
n this hope would urge Columbia to remember that
half loaf is better than n, bread"
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The Fire Frnnc siIrer coin.


We can not see any good reason for
depreciating the Five Franc piece now
current in this community at the value of
one hundred cents. tits admirably suited
to be made use of as the token for dol
lar, since, in intrinsic value, it is equal to
two American silver halfdollars, and in
nominal value, nearly that of a gold dol.
lar. By the Mint valuation it is rated at
sS4 cents, but this does not express its
market value, for the relation of gold and
silver is perpetually changing, and their
proportional value can not be made con-
slant by any regulation of authority. In
the last market reports of New York, we
notice that two balfdollars are quoted at
81 and 90 cents, and FIVE francs at 95 and
90 cents, 50 that purposes of paying our
debts abroad, the one coin, now at least,
is just as good as the other
1t is necessity to have certain
amount of silver coin remain here, for
the internal exchanges Of the country.
We do not expect to pay our debts abroad
with silver coin, or even in gold coin.
As a usual thing, we do that with our
produce = with the exchange drawn
against our exports-and coin viii only
leave us when exchange is so dear as to
overtop the cost of sending the coin, or
when the exchange can not be turned, in
the country to which it is sent, into coin
without loss.
But we are liable, occasionally, to have
gold coin flow out, and to such an extent
as to seriously discommode business.
These coins are not any of them rated
above the value they have elsewhere, and
consequently no loss is met with by ex-
porting them, beyond the actual cost of
carriage. Hence their stay here is de
pendent upon the rates of exchange, and
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IT is not our purpose at present, to crit
icise any ones else writing, nor do we care
to comment upon the idea so frequently
expressed, that about everything prepar-
ed FOR this paper emanates from the Min
lister for Foreign Affairs. The eompli-
rnent paid to his industry is certainly very
great. but we imagine it makes no differ
ence 10 any one, and is a matter Of very
small interest who writes an article; the
only question of real Importance being,
the ideas that are set forth in that article.
In taking up our neighbours paper, we
generally begin with the commercial
column, and in doing so last week had the
qualification Of reading a well written arti-
Gle, expressing ideas which had been en-
tertained and expressed, in some degree,
by ourselves. Now, it could make no diff
ference to us, or to any other reader, as to
whether it was written by the Editor of
the paper or moi, whether the writer had
his pipe in his mouth or not, or what the
disposition of bis dress or person was
whilst he was writing it
After perusing the commercial column,
we turned to the next article, which is
called a leader. Evidently, different
hand was here at work. A brain evil
IDENTIFY incapable of approaching the ideas
developed by, the writer of the former
article. directs that hand. But although
we do not care to criticise writing, it
Is worth our while to keep the facts IN
aiew. lest those who have been long
time in the country shall, by force of re-
iteration, forget, or young men, as well
IS those more recently arrived in the
country, be misled- Sometimes we are
surprised that the reputed editor Of that
paper allows assertions to beimade which,
nom his long residence in the country,
Ne must know to be untrue, unless he is
ercsedingly fOrgetfuL But possibly the
working editor is not the real editor, or
lie NAV write what he finds to be suitable
20 ms employers intelligence and taste.
without regarding much the intelligence
md sssse d the community. e What does
ms sentence mean hs7
~rp to ths fims when the present Ministry as
49, ~ le.s q poruos each sncceeaing cabinet
Las len oaioe ulEh money IL the Treasury, and not
dollar or debt II remained for the present Rulers
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
mHE uNnERsIGNEp. n cnm,
a Card.

HlHE UNDERSIGNED, a Committee ap-
4 pointed by the Chamber of Commerce of thi:
City, to solicit eonributionsfor the relief of sufferers
by the late disastrous fires the Western States OF
the American Union, APPEAL to their fellow citizens
throughout these Islands fol help. In the afflicted
districts, without any ful of their own, rich men
are ruined, poor and industrious men have become
destitute. and multitudes of delicate women and
tender children made htmeless at the commence
ment of hard and rigorous winter.
The Undersigned, or either Of them, will thankfully
receive, and duly account for, any sum, no matter
how small, that may be sent and they would very
religious congregations Throughout the Kingdom that
collections might be made in the CHURCHES and the
amounts be RENTED opportunities offer. They
hope to send to its destination the first instament
of subscriptions by the steamer.
.... A. J. CARTWRIGHT
!. C. PFLUGER,
.-.-r GODFREY RHODES.
Honolulu, November s, 1sTl. 443t
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- and in PROBATE Order Of Notice OF Petition for Ad
mnistraiion.
In the Estate Of ROBERT LETT Of Honolulu, Oahu, de-
ceased intesfate-BefJre Mr. Justice Hartwen.
On reading and filing the Petition Of Robert Love- Of Hon
ouln Oahu alleging that Robert Lett Of Honolulu, Oahu,
died ntesate Honolulu Oahu the sd day Of October
A. D. ISL and praying that Letters Of Administration issue
TO him, the said Robert Love,
ordered that SATURDAY. 1s;h dsy OF November,
A. d. ISL be and hereby is appointed for hearing said Petit
ton before the said Justice IN the Court Room Of this Court
Honolulu which time and place all persons concerned
may appear and show any they have why said Pc
tion should be granted and that this Order be published
the English language for three successive weeks in the Ha
waiian Gazette newspaper in Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, Al. l., October 3lst, ISL
ALFRED g HARTWELL,
Attest: Justice Of the Supreme Court.
JSo E BARNaRp DEPUTY Clerk 42St
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LRGAT NOTICES.
-, 5Rr OF THE HAWAIIAN

c,rpRrnrr, c,6RT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- 1.isn5s IL pate. In the matter Of the Guardian
~, tS S'.-s' IN Of LOUISA aud WILLIAM FEIEL.
W5c- 6e5a- thow application Of Guardian for
orjs~ n - N estate.
or ro,st I'd Hing The Petition Of s. B. DOLE, Of
Uosa,nIn N Guardian Of the property Of Louisa and
Wiiera 81 minors, praying for an order OF sale oil
rersi belonging the said wards and setting
forth sed legal reasons why such real estate should be
~ Teby ordered that the Of Kin Of the said wards
an, persons interested in the said Estate appear before
This 70urt Wednesday. the Sixth day Of December
ISL At Eleven o'clock A. NJ, at the Court Room Of
~ Court In Honolulu then and there to show cause why
should granted for the sale Of such Estates
And is farther ordered that copy Of this order be pub
shed At least three successive weeks before the said day Of
hearing the HdpafidR Gazette newspaper published In
aid Honolulu
Dated Honolulu, November 9th, ISL.
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
lttest: WALTER r. sElI Clerk 4i-st
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SUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- ISLANDS, Oahu, Stakeholder Term, A. D. 1871. All
UN, Lbellant for Divorce, vs. DORATIlEA NJ ACIiIL
In the above entitled Libel for Divorce It is ordered
that decree Of divorce from the bond Of matmony be
tered in favor Of the said All Un Of the Of adultery Of
the said D. NJ Ach to be made absolute AFTER the expiration
six months from the date Of this decree upon compliance
the contrary.
And the beant Is ordered to publish attested copy
this Order in the Government GAZETTE and KE 0KoA for
six successive weeks; the first publication be within
month from the date Of this order that all persons interested
may within six mouths show why said decree should
not be absolute.
by the Court WALTER r. SEGL- Clerk
hereby certify the foregoing to he and copy
of the original Order In the above entitled cause the
files Of this Court
Witness my hand and the Seal Of the Supreme Court,
tLS.l this 9th day Of October, A. D. 1871.
I-6t WALTER R. sEAI, Clerk.
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WRITING PAPERS.

WRITING PAPERS.
English and French Letter Papers, satin surface and
extra fine. plain and gilt edges
Do Billet and Note, do. do. do.
Do. Letter and Note Envelopes. to match the above
Mourning Note Paper and Rnvelopes-au assort-
ment constantly on hand
American papers, from the best makers, Of almost
every description
Enamelled surface and pearl surface CA-ds
Embossed and Friendship Cards
Perforated Boards, for Chenelle work
Tissue and fancy-eolored Papers
Morocco and Embossed Paper
Gold and Silver
Plaid and Crayon,
Bronze
Papeterie Boxes Of various patterns
Best London Quilts end Quill Pens
Steel Pens, from the best makers
English Red and colored Waters
S Trsn.mar.nt "a" gTqG5g
Initial, Cameo and Motto Z"
English Sealing Wax, red and fancy
Kidder's 4 Payson's Indelibls Ink
Blue. black and red Writing Ink
Hair, Cloth. Tooth, Nail and Shaving Brushes
Thermometers Tooth-picks.
Maps Of Hawaiian Islands.
Portable Writing Desks, from ~ to % inches.
Mahogany and Rosewood, adapted for ladies
and gentIemen's
Brass bound and mounted Desks, made very strong
particularly adapted for seafarng gentlemen and
for travelling purposes some with the Dressing
Case combined, comprising the most complete
and extensive assortment to be had in the city
Constantly on hand. School Books Of all kinds in
general use
Family and Pocket Bibles, Testaments, etc.
Standard English and American Books
Paper-cover Books
Song and Music Books
Juvenile and Toy Books of every description
English Drawing Paper, all sizes, from DENY to
double elephant - r-.-s
Bristol Boards, of every size and thickness
Tracing Papers and Tracing Cambria
Newman's Water Colors, in boxes
Best Sable and Cancels Hair Brushes
Faber's superior Drawing Pencils
COlored Pencils
Creta Lewis do.
Mathematical, or Drawing Instruments, in cases.
from 81 to $40 each
Tape Measures, Pocket do.
Chess Men, Wood and Ivory
Backgammon and Chess Boards
Intellectual Card Games
Dominoes Of various patterns
Gold and Silver Pencil Cases
Gold Pens, with Gold Cases
with Silver Cases and diamond points,
from 81 so to SO so each
Rogers celebrated fine Silver Steel Peuknives, to
blades, of pearl, shell, ivory, buck and buffalo
handles. of rich and beautiful patterns, imported
expressly to order
Ivory Tablets. Paper Cutters etc.
Porcelain States and Drawing States
Alphabet Blocks
Photograph Albums
Musical do. do.
Elastic Bands and Rings
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PACIFIC INSURANCE co.
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
Notice to Creditors.
TN the matter Of the Estate Of DANIEL

TN the matter Of the Estate Of DANIEL
i c. WATERMAN. deceased
Notice is hereby given By the undsrsignsd. one Of
the executors under the will Of tha deceased the
creditors Of said Estate, and All persons. having
claims against the said dsceased % sxhhf the sane
duly authenticated. with the necessary vouchsrs.
within six months from the first puhlicafion Of tk
notice, 70 the undeIsgned executor, II bis ace ir
the Government Building, 10 Honolulu And al
persons indebted 10 tho said Estate are requested
to maks Immediate payment
JOHN o. DOMINLs,
One Of the Executors uDder ths vii Of D. 9.
Waterman. deceased.
Honolulu. Oct 2sd. 1871. tt-st
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licenses Expiring in NOvemhar. 1871.


d ETAIL-Honoiulu. Oahu Ifb Pack shuB. 5fh
7 IL Thos Thrum. iEt An Hmm, 6th Hsl. Ina
L Copenhagen, i4th Kong sbeong. I7th Nanasi Poi,
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22d silioEay, 18th Hellistsr and Hylsnd. 0ih Al
See, 18th Wing Konu, 9Th p II and O seruikon. sth
AhaHa, 9Th Along and Achuek. Kau, Hawaii sIh
Chung Psu. Waiaiua, Oahu. t4tA Al Caun Hseia,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9Th John Tbonas W.,ss-
house.
observation-disclosures. Fth r Ryoroll.
Boat-HonoluIu. 5th Richard Gibbons No ?. ia
Kamai 3. Tth Mahahels I. and s. 7th Kamasla g. IA
kekipi 7. 7th Kamuela Peter 5. Tih Kakalia e. IA
William Portuguese 70, Tth Kiha IL sth M0i8 H. gth
Ahu Is, oh Apela "A, 18th John Brown IS. Ifth
Hiler IS, IL IS and 10. 1ith Keliiopunai &C. Isth
VIM Sumner Il, 15ih KAoo p, 22d KaaipslA g. siA
Liloa "a.
HOrse-Honsiais, 5th Kilobs No p sth Villas
White %, 9Th Jessie Aimno o. III Kaaki IS fth 10
ane rs, Ttb Kskaie n, 7th Kahai %. sth Kapi -.
Sth KeaHs 80, 7th Eahiki ri. I0th " Hunt -,
l1fh aahananui as, I2tb Kazaka ~. 18th Joha Pa
una So 18th Keanea1e 30, fesh Kaisms ~ 81. l5ih
Alohikea IS, l7th Kslaze 30. 18Th Kakea le, l9th
KAmeskue At, 10th Meias a. 2zd Hs1ry fiaysard ~.
a, IS and 80. ed Eaiii Al. 26fh Ks<u.isahi- -,
29th Aipaleaa 40, 18th Papa 50, 800, Halaa 81.
Biliiards-H0nolnlu,7 TIA Ryer0lf.
ShipPing-honolula, 1lth " A MaIkhan.
Fire AEms-Kona, Oah=, 11th " II csrzuals
26th Ih0s K Parke.
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o0rld for he Jollosiag Dtssasss:
Administrators Notice.

THE Undersigned having this day been
i duly appointed Administrator Of the Estate Of
JOHN E0M0RE. late Of Paula, Puma. Island Of
Hawaii, hereby gives Notice TO all parties having
claims against this Estate to present them on or
before the 29th Of January next 1879, or they viii
be forever barred And all persons owing the same
are requested to make immediate payment to.
L. SEVERANCE,
HiIo. July 2gth. 1871. [sOt1 Administrator.
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CUPREmE coURr OF THE HAWAIIAN


- ISLANDS in Probate-In the Matter Of the Estate Of
DANIEL MONTGOMERY. late Of Honolulu. deceased. AT
Chambers ia the IInnse Honolulu, before Hon. A. s.
HaItwe First Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court
18th day Of October, ISL
On reading and filing the petition and accents Of William
L. Green Administrator wi the WILL annexed ofthe Estate
Of Daniel Montgomery late Of Honolulu deceased wherein he
asks to be allowed 5000 and charges himsfwith IS s3 S.
and asks that the be examined and approved and
that final order be made Of distribution Of the property
remaining in his hands TO the persons thereto entitled and
dsehargng him and his suretes from all further response
blity as such Administrator.
1t ordered that FRIDAY the "A day Of November A D.
ISL at 10 o'clock A NJ before tho said Justice Chambers
in the Court House. Honolulu be and the hereby APP
pointed as the time and pace for hearing said Petition and
Accounts and that all persons interested may then and there
appear and show cause, if any they have why the
should not be granted and may present evidence who
are entitled to the said property And that this Order in the
English language be published IN the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE
newspaper printed and published in Honolulu for three
cesve weeks previous the time therein appointed for said
hearing r
Dated Honolulu H. L, this 18th day of October D. 1911
ALFRED $. HARTWELL,
Attest: Justice of Supreme Court.
JNo. Z. BARSARD Deputy Clerk. 41-st
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Derangement and Distension of the
Bowels, Flatulency, Dlarrhea
and DYsentery

Any symptoms Of the above complaints should be mmedi
aely met by appropratve doses Of these pills according to
the printed directons delay may be followed by disastrous
consequences Thes pills certain remedy for all the
ailments Of the amentay caual they the thorough
digestion Of the food and most kindly the stomach
liver, kidneys and bowels As household medicine they
are unriyalled, and should always be on hand.
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YerY Imnortant. Of Costiveness beware.

Rarely butttle notice taken Of costrenes yet Ger
tain periods it is sign that danger is All who
seized with appopexy and paralysis previously suf
fered from cosvenes In the former the blood fes
the head small vein Is ruptured the BRAIN and know
the Let wives counsel their husbands and husbands
their wives to go TO bed second night the bowels
have not been properly moved during the day particularly If
they feel heavy aud droNsy. few gentle doses Of these
fine Pills will regulate the circulation Of the blood and
move all dangerous symptoms.
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NOTTOI.
FOR sALE..The DesirabIe Res

;;; FOR sALE--The Desirable Resi-
- denes- known as " Green Field,Y situated 10
Pleasant Valley on Liha Street, west side, and con
tanning about two and one half acres Of land, one
Good Tenement House, nearly new containing seven
Rooms with several out-buildings; Fruit and Shade
Treas on the Premises. For particulars apply %
42-f R. Z. WAKRMAN.
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TUESDAY the 2sth Of November IS the anniversary
q the recognition Of Hawaiian Independence by the
Governments Of Franoesnd Great Britain, and viii be
keri as public holiday. T. w. HUTcHrsoS,
IsrEmoR OFFICE, Oct 5oth, 1871.
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Consular Notice.

WILLIAM C. PARKE, Esq, having been
w at the request of the Undersigned. appointed as
Administrator of the Estate of the late Victor Chan
cerel by the Supreme Court of the Hawaiian Islands
all persons having any claims against said Estate are
requested to present the same to said Administrator
and all persons indebted said Estate are requested
to pay the to the said Administrator.
THEODORE BALLIEU,
Chevalier de la Legion d. Honneur,
Consul ct Commissaire de France
Honolulu, Nov. is, Is7l-44-2t
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Old Coughs, Colds and Ashmatical Aztec

= p tons.
These Pills. assisted In their action by rabbing Holoway
Ointment very eectnaly twice day upon the throat and
chest and keeping those parts coveerd with the preparation
will be found the most effective remedy for asthma, coughs
colds bronchitis and Influenza These remedies ranquiiZe
the hurried breathing sooth the rritated aubes and
t 10 dodgng the phegm which stops up the ait passages
This treatment has proved wonderfully efficient in only
curing old settled coughs and colds but asthma Of many
years standing and when the patients ia bad
state able lie down their beds lest they should be
choked by phegm. a.er.
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To Regain Health, Strength and Vigor

Whenever persons find themselves in that
little ont Of health and there many work
to shorten life il is necessary that Holloways Pills the fin
est purifier of the blood known should be
they only rid both solids and fluids Of ali morbid
ter but regulate all disodered actions and strengthen the
frame in a most extraordinary manner.
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Cash and Deed Boxes
| Check Cutters and Canceflsrs
1 Croquet Sets
/ School Satchsls
Inkstands, in great variety
| Pen Wipers and Racks
| Rulers. States and Pencils
| All kinds Of tin goods
i Black Walnut Book Racks
! Children's Sets Tenpins
i Drawing Cards
Copying Presses, Oil Sheets and Brushes
Crayons, white and eoored
/ Desk Folios, Pads and Weights
/ Ivory Dice
| DraWing Books, Draffs and Notes
25O. 600 Envelopes Of all sizes aud variety
\ Eyelets and Eyelet Machines
HeTbariums and Scrap Books
Initial Paper and Envelopes
LEATHER GOODS.
A large and more complete assortment than can
be found at any other establishment, such as
Ne plus Writing Desks
ROll-uP Writing Cases
Card and Miniature Cases
Portfolios, with and without Locks. frop 81 to SO
each 80
Memorandum Books. Postage Stamps, Albums
Ivory and Porcelain Tablets
Bankers Cases, Tourists cases
Bill or Money Books
Note and Bill Books
Portmonaies, Autograph Books.
Pocket Books and Wallets
BLANK BOOKS.
very full and extensive assortment or superior
quality comprising every variety Of form and siyls.
adapted to all kinds Of business. namely
Ledgers
Journals
Day Books
Cash 90
Sales a.
Waste "
Invoice Books
Note and Bill Books
Letter Books, ETC., etc.
Also, small Account Books for private use Memo
randum Books. with paper and leather covers.
pOckst-bOOk form, ETC., etc.
Writing Books, Of all the various rulings. ioas
and broad, quarto form
QuartO Account Books
Blank Drawing +"
Scrap and Herbarium Books
Albums variety Of elegant styles
Fine Record Books, for Societies, Clubs. etc.
Family Wash Book
Bachelors %
Workmen's Time Books
Family Expense Book. being short and easy method
ofkeepng accurate account Of family expenses
MANIFOLD LETTER WRITER-For taking
duplicate and triPlieae copies Of correspondence Is
the mos. effective mode now in use, and is highly
recommended BY merchants and professional gsntls-
who have made use OF Il.
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NoTIcE.-In consequence Of the decease Of Dan
81 C. Waterman, is.o Consul for Chile in this King
dom. tho undersigned has designated Cornelius S.
Barlow. Esquire. 20 perform the duties of CHILEAN
Consul until the pleasure Of the Gillian Government
.hnlI L. made known t-.