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The Chamber of Commerce docs recommend the admission of it as legal tender. But the Chamber of Commerce, after declining the proposals of the Oriental Bank, puts forward Thus two Banks it unhesitatingly by weight. Two other Banks would accept it, if necessary, by weight, but not apparently without hesitation. One Bank would accept it by count, but conditionally on its being clean, would accept a proposal of its being ... which is Entitled to the most respectful consideration, viz: that the Governor should be requested to communicate with the Home Authorities of the Mint, and Endeavour to come to some arrangement. And the Chamber of Commerce does not accept it, at all events for the present. But arrangement for the coinage of a suitable dollar for the Colony on