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Good Sound Advice.
(From Punch's Pocket Book. J

Never sell any old clothes without putting
farthing in the waiscoat pocket, as the Jew
fances then that it is sovereign, and gives
you a much better price for them.
Never burn your fingers, which you may
do, if you marry woman of property with
out inquirng what her property is first.r
Never throw a stone at any one until you
have looked to see whether there is window
behind, or you may have to pay rather dear
.ly for your revenge.
Never let your plate leave you at an ordl-
nary, as there is no knowing when you may
see it again.
Never refuse at an evening party to see a
lady to her carriage, as the probability is
you'll save a cab by her asking you !" if she
cannot drop you on your way home. -"
Never leave your hat IN the passage. un-
less it's bad one. -
Never fix your own price, but leave it I" en-
trely to the iberahty " of the gentleman, as
the chances are you may get great dea
more by it. asl a5 a'sse
Never sit next to young lady at dinner
for she only talk, a does not care about
eating. 90
Mover be executor TO a will, as it is al
liability, great trouble, and no profit.
Never quarrel with your wife, as you vii
only have to make it up, and 10 pay for the
reconciliation in the shape of a box at the
Opera. or dinner at Richmond, or Cash
mere shawl. SO
Never mention you have received legacy
or else some impairment fellow will be ask
ing YOU to stand dinner.
Never pay to see balloon go up, as yot
can see it much better by remaining outside
A Light Beard. 80 -
aCant you take off my baird, here :" sait
a grave, tall, slab-sided Yankee. to an Al
bany barber; feeling at the sane time ms
chin, with noise like crater: |" H's llgh'
baird; what dyer iaxs Three cents ior =
light baird, ain't it t'"es = =
"Yes." sssss, - 4fs:5-.ss
"Waal, go ahead thenl" -,
s While the barber was rasping three
cents worth" from his chin, his e sitter " saw
an assistant putting cologne upon custom
|er's hair. through quill in the cork OF
bottle. frs1 ~
3 a Look o ; here. squire, said the Yankee
.s caa',, you squirt some o'thst pepper sars'
on to my head, tews Say, cant you throw
little @ that in, for-the three cents'
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b Sit at the window and look over the wsy
at your neighbor's excellent mansion, viii. b
he has recently built, and paid for. and sigh.
"Oh, that j were a rich man"
Get angry with your neighbor, and think
you have not friend in the world. Shed Z
tear or two; take a walk in the burial ground,
continually saying toyoarself, "when shall
be buried herei' rsAisk go
Sign note with friend, and never forget
your kindness, and every hoursia the day
whisper to yourself, e ] wonder if he viii
pay that note" Think everybody means 20
cheat you. Closely scrutnize every bill you
take, and doubt its being genuine till you
have put the owner to great deal Of trouble
Believe every dime passed to you i but q
sixpence crossed. and express your doubts
about getting rid Of il il you take it.
z Never visit the sick and afflicted, and
never give farthing to the poor.
Grind the faces Of the poor and unfortu.
nate. UH. sslsA .zss2a "a
Brood over your misfortunes, and your
lackeof talent, and believe that at no distant
day you will come to want. Let the poor
house ever be in your mind. with all the hor-
rors of poverty and distress E Is
Then you will be mserable-if we may SO
speak-to your hearts content-sick at
heart--and at variance with all the world.
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lee shore. save only a sufficient motive power
within the ship. S ksa, aaMI.k
Altogether, it seems not unreasonable to
look for as rapid "a general Introduction of
the caloric engine, aswe Witnessed but few
years ago Of the magnetic telegraph. 4
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SuRyEY or THE ARTIc OcsAN.---Iieut. Rogers,
|U. s. N. has been in this city during the pass
week for the purpose Of making some enquiries
among our whaling captains relative to the pro-
.iected survey of the Arctic Ocean and Bherings
Straits. IN. B. Shipping List. s,.s.3s-
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Johns wife and John we're tete-a-tsie; she
witty was, Industrious he; says John, = I've
earned the bread we've ate;"" and ], +" says
she, &c have urned the tea,
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o,;riua, Anecdote of Decatur.

The gallant Decatur was sailor to the
hearts core. and loved to tell anecdotes Of
the common Sailors recoltect one which
he used to relate, to the following purport:
In one of the actions before TripOli, while
fighting hand to hand with the captain of
gunboat, Decatur came near being cut
down by a Turk, who attacked him from boz
hind A seaman, named Reuben James,
who was already wounded in both hands,
seeing the risk Of his commander. rushed 10
and received the blow of his uplifted sabre
on his own head Fortunately, the honest
fellow survived to receive his reward. Some.
time afterward, when he had recovered from
his wounds, Decatur sent for him on deck
expressed his gratitude for his self devotion
in presence of the crew, and told him to ask
for some reward The honest tar pulled up
his wa,stband, and rolled his quid, but
seemed utterly at a loss what recompense 10
claim. His messmates gathered around
him uudging him with their elbows and
whispering in his ear:
He had the world in a string, and could
get what he pleased, "the old man could
deny him nothing, etc." One ADVISED this
thing, another that; double pay, dou.
BILE allowance, - 's boatswain's birth,
pocket full of money, and fuii SWING ON
Shore" (" etc. Jack elbowed them all aside,
and would have none of their counsel. Af-
ter mature deIiberation, he announced the
reward to which he aspired; il was, to be
er eassd from rolling up the hamu'Ock- cloths!
The whimsical request was OF course
Granted; and from that time forward when
aver the sailors were piped to stow away
their hammocks, Jack was 10 be seen loiter-
iog around, with the most gentlemanl'ke
leisure. He always continued In the same
ship with Decatur. - 8 = 2
NJ Are those pare canaries9" asked gen
tleman of bird dealer, with whom e va ~, es
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ARRIVAL OF THE NV GovEHxoH.-Dr. Salsa
ao, Camacho Roldan, who is about to success
Governor Herrera, arrived in Panama on tne <V'a
December
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rAll men who do not pay their noness
debts are great .scamPs-except snose wne
cheat on a large scale. = nlszssss -
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HARRows & CULTIvAToRs.
together with variety of other farming tools,
on hand and for sale by ALDRlCH 4 co.
Honolulu, Feb. 8, IS5S-tf-3s
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FIRE PROOF PAINTl!
GDA BBLS. FIRE PROOF PAINT on hand and
~ for sale by ALDRICH Gu.
Honolulu. Feb. 8. l653-tf-39
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Average age-S $500

We invite the special attention Of our
bachelor friends to these facts 1t will be
seen that the chances of longevity with the
married are decidedly greater than with the
single. That with males, the average was
only ,hirty-six years among bachelors, while
it was fifty-six with married men. Also, that
among females, while the average age of the
unmarried was little more than forty-two
years, it was nearly forty-four With the mar
ried fiia sst fEs -
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IT OST.--A bound volume of Ministerial Reports
IL to the Hawaiinn Legislature. Any person
who viii return the same to the subscriber wall
greatly obiiee him. r. ARMSTRONG;. =
Feb. ~, lS53-tf-42
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nOcTOR g. PORTER FORD, SURGEON q
u PHYSICIAN, Office in Kaahamunu street
ext door below Messrs. Coady Co. Medicines
ut up for shipping at che lowest price.
Particular attention given to diseases OF the eye
Ssd e.r = E-sf's# H31
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TURKEY REDsil -.
- a CASES REAL TURKEY REDS, on hand
IyD and for sale by ALDRICH & co.
Honolulu, Feb. 8, lS53-tf-S9 - ess54
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Real Estate for sale,
BY Private CONTRACT !!

aFs Ry PRIvATB CONTACT! -
rrrp f,,low;np valuable and extensive prop
ri .rt;es viii be sold without reserve, by the
lot All those well fenced lands. and premises
tuate at Kula Kahua, adjoining Honolulu, on
hich the subscriber now resides and on which are
rected extensive and commodious dwellings and
uthouses. The wei known salnbIlty OF the sltua-
an and its proximity to Honolulu, render these
remises most desirable investment. They are
cid in fee simple by Royal Patent
Ior 2-Containing SO 42-l00 acres. situate at
Eanoa Valley, comprising quantity OF kuia and
Ealo land.
LOr s.-Containing sl-loo acres of Kula land,
tuate at Eva and called Kaihuokapuaa
Lor 4.-Containing 2 s-l00 acres, consisting OF
sro patches and fish ponds situate at Eva, and
nown BY the name of Kanupoc.
Ior 5.-Containing 3-4 acres Kalo land and
IA acres Kula land, situate at Eva and called
I0r 6.-Containing So 100 acres Kalo land, call
"a Ulumalu, in the district of Eva
Lor 7.-Coutaining 35-l00 acres OF Kalo land
nd $40 acre Kula land. situate at Eva and called
Ealaulele, Iihue. -
Lor S.-Containing about 76 acres at Eva, called
Wspahu this lot comprises fish ponds, and al
uantity Of Kula and Kalo land.
Lor 9.-Situste at Eva, called Paiwa, containing
u acres Kalo land and fish ponds, measuring
l4-l00 scres. e
Lor lo.-Situats at Koolau, called Maunawih, con-
aiming $40 acres of first rate Kula Land zoo acres Oh
men coselGo . G..n n a. m called Kul.puaa. con-
LOT IT.. ,cn s.+s. Kula land. FfrFs
AIso. Tn. ane1pred lease; s.S years. Oh i'0 acres
All the foregoing propertes VIII Do perempeoflly
WM. JARRETT.
r..-.;.,,.-. of title &c. anply to
]. MONTGOMERY, Solicitor
honoi"iu' o'' if' '1~-~
"s.nJ Sarm.,lv Nc nn;ad bv G. ri. Marshall,
:, S,nr .hox. r SNOW. viii continue to carry
-" oaor.r,. hn.;n... In III II. branches at the
~r:..5 -. .vh.,. Ia homes that those
~. 80 ,shn n, =. hitherto Afforded him lib
Il ~, ,ron, os will not fail TO give him a CALL
Po'i'.e .ac ~" - an h. nd and for sale
---------- --- -. =
nUTFITS..-Ac complete assortment OF Wna'e-
U mems Stops, and outfits, for sale oy
ssesx :. 4. SFALDiN0.
Honolulu. Oct. ~. lS52-t-A
-------- ------------.- - ~
DINE APPLE CHE EsE..,cSasss @.Sss 9. o. ..in nle
Apple and hhds. of Goshen Cheese, Tor SALE
Oct ~, tf-24 -. -rae.- !.
- - = 90, =
CST RECEIVED by the undersigned q enoice
y assortment of JEWE 81, &C.. ~.~,un
- -------- = - = ----- - -----
superior Sherry Wine, 80 do Holland Gin' ~
so 0-. Ais, - ev .osa "a - ~ q. n SpiIDINa.
oc' 20 io'1- 1
= = TouAccO.
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CyOR SALE-fwo Dwelling Houses, each con-
tanning rooms. detachsd Cook House, and en-
kosed yard, situated in Roberts Row. King street.
fls fee simple. Price $500 each. which i leM than
alf the frst cost. Apply to SAMUEL JOHNSON
Honotnln. Dec. 9s. ls57-f-A S !. =
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NEW Avn CHOICE PERFUMERY.

NEW AND CHOICE PERFUMERY.
|TUSr RECEIVED ex brig Moctezuma, y choice
u assortment of perfumes and Extracts, among
khich are, Fan de Cologne, Eau de Lavender, Aqua
Florida. ss.-, - s.eg ~ 90 . ~ .ss-
The attention of the public respectfully solicited
the above whichsse of superior quality and war
tnted genuine from the manufacturers In Pans
sr sale by s. POKIEk fohD.
Hon Dec IL. 1882 -32-tf Kaahumanu st,
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PRINTS!I PkiNIS!!!Z z
= - CASES superior styles and fast colors, on
il - hand and for sale by ALDRlCH T. co. =
Honolulu Feb. 8, lS53-tf-39
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The Married and single.-Longevity.

The Secretary of the State Of Massachu-
sets recently published a series Of statistical
facts, Illustrating the influence Of the domes-
tic and welded condition on longevity. He
tells us, that during a recent year in that
State, the following results took place:
Unmarried males, 49, s. IA 1866
- Average age-35 55-lOO ss
Married males. s.&.. Ga. $50
Average age-56 65-lOO
Widowers, 81 .490
Average age-95 0A-l0O - - !
Unmarried females. q, 40
Average age-42 5l-lOO -2lss.e-
Married females, -. 81 ass
Average age-43 76-l00 -
Widows, 3,75S
Average ape-73 55-l0O sf-s
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u sale by CASTLE COOKE,
l25,ooo feet planned No. pine boards. 10000 feet
No. 2; 5000 feet do No. clear; 1000 feet do.
e. clear plank l5o m extra shaved cedar shingles
Purchasers taking the above lumber from the
ha can havs il carted to their yards without cost.
.xldrllI 80 e525sf lss - # IS.
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complete assortment OF Whale
u mems Stops, and outfits, for sale by
q. = s'Asv ]. C. SPALDlNG.%
Hoaolulu, Oct. ~. lss2-tf-24
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ZINE APPLE CHEESE..-.Cases of Pine
Apple and hhds. of Goshen Cheese, for sale
(heap BY J. C. SPALDlNG.
Oct. %, t-A -. .s,,.,ss..s-s :.
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ATOyTCE-Dr. s. Porter Ford would inform his
friends and the public, that his only Office Is on
kaahumanu street, next door below Messrs Coady
Co,-the connection heretofore existing between
pr. Lsthrop and himsaf having been dissolved.
Particular attention given to diseases Of the Eye
hd Ear. Nov. 3, tf-26
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no CASES, each 6 boxes VIM. Price IL 10
20 lump, superior honey due tobacco, 20 boxes
Hebster's SIS superior cavendish tobacco, just re-
|eived Der ship Charles, and for sale by
Nov. s, 1852. H.. K. EsEhEiAs 4
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|IUsr RECEIVED BY the undersigned. choic'
s.as M ~ 5 D. n. FLIrNER.
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WINE, GIN, &c..-2o cases yer!
y superior Sherry Wine, 80 do Holland Gin, 2
bBs Ale, so NJ Manila Cigars, for sale by
Oct. %, l652-tf-24 u j. q. SPALDlNd. i
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hta puE11o ss1se, sxt tr.rs.ssto,. ~. 49, -
u dkAsts HA1ras 60 % .esOns o..s~-.ss. -
wbiuh very full pvscs. wvrs aJHtslseN
IARp sssv Gvu &C 6Ss. n,Sfs. g. $780,
IAAo ueusas IA du0 ~ our "A q 4 ret.tSr-- n
IsnsskD CASts aus psst psev3ous sx!oss g. 49,.
tbax IA A iw,ssfou In ths n A. Let WV '" -
Ous There h % change ID 40, find q a. ou~
u,s{-~ 800 ~. ha,s~s~ = 60 piN yeWR
Goa u.,s "a AZ. a. Rs.S o.y.- "a 1870 -.
Ia eSyanic~. "a ~, Nse, n.H re- No.. ~.
ara "a. "a ~, q. I..t., x.,;~~~- AL .-a.At.3
Mt .as ara ~. a. = 80. 800 Is.ss.S s..s. - -.
a . tha -. - - g. o. 80 - - - -
RrY l. c.s ,.a.s,Sss =. ~ -. $500 4. 60
tst "a r ma ~ ~ ueo ny = W cvf.
booshs ie at 12s Tor good rnti waite; Sev ic1s p
heAcS a. u oscatss 'str 1V3&HsN3
NIzf1ara1-W 100 bsSr bengal aAous hsW sell It,
DDS Cd -. for Ii 70 ibs. refrAotiop bslax 20
cheaper foi tss6stor.
strtTSR "a strsdy at Ell rs c. Gen los oa ~ 49,
acd Ell Los &X 10 arrivp. Sheet xino f2B 6Si.
Ss1tss k o. hA ~ soen rostxiotsd to :$a pkgs ysa
RtneSs IRON DOS for good ss TO IDA Tor fals bsN,
SO bses plceo 70 feoD kkd Cd
spuAR has hssn tbs favosi,s srtiois ana lsrrs -
nos haA beeo done NJ srices 10 msny nstaaoes IS ~
dssser Tho saIss OF Wet IoAts fsr tie use have -
81 hbds. is 100 bag. Msuutius sad Esst lsdae.
OK 500 hhds Cubs Muse ssdo at sucuon two thtAs -
frpss SOC S7. Cd while lit esses bro N RshAe -
roo bsgs Psrnsms were bought To- as wore Il . il0
boxes good white Havana from SDs gts Tvaye =.
have been scad sacat-uiac for TIE Co stiasat
thrts for Biqtol they coadst u 10 iJl s&xee 49,
HavssA No. 10 tt 26s. No. lSk Al aas "a. No ii0 -
KS, kos L. Tx al rs Cd $50 boxs Sco re -
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The Fishery Qusetion-
Fron the Tnnoon rimos. Ancns,

" rOM lrc iyAoNu l1mcA August
About year ago. at the return Of the principal
ason OF tie Gsieses, considerable excitement was
sed both in the United states aud in this country,
certain measures OF protection Of the iights re-
.yed TO tho fishermen Of British North America.
,dcr tie convention OF 1918. Tho subject WA 40
lly dscuesed nj the time that we do not feel called
cn to repest the Arguments used in defence OF tho
irish Interpretation Of this treaty. and happily tho
oceedings of tho Britsh squadron under Sir George
.ymOux were 80 jadi:iously cond lcte1 that thoec
zhte wore defended from encroao0uent without n
1alc sction Of which SIC United States government
sid think itsclf entitled 10 complain. That 90
|rsment, however, thought IL highly desirable that
Gytlasi0ns should DO opened for the purpose Of
|ttling, in q detinttlye manner q caa4e Of dis
tie which had threatened 70 give rise to unpiea-
|nt consequences on several occasions; and an
iiMaIcn 10 thls effect was given ~ Congress
/ PRECEDENT Fiilmo1o's last message. As, how
er some other questions OF not less interest 70 the
cufnsrod ord pplitical missions ~ tho two Ntatos
Ie slso rendiDg, the British government cogd not
ntAFtaia sny ptopteiilon foT modification OF tho
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! o. SIR John Snyth. thcn In possession Of the 90.
stee. and informed him that be was his nephew the
Il. ii heir. lie says that Sir John acknowledged his
iSenN,V Atali events he shock was too much for
tte a 4 .ber0net, AID, next morning be was found
deed In his bed. Nos COMES the extraordinary part
a The caA'. The signatures TO the various deeds
vses,. suy,1 to a. authentic, by pezsous who seem
ready 70 have believed they wore speaking the truth
Tie deeds tbeA, sfdves were accurate enough, but
were Altogether ~ u spelt. Ono Of the notices on
his seal was also nh 'sp tcapitNr instead Of osp
tur In his crcse exA m,na1 ~ sne siatn was put
words in tho same way they were written In the
deeds 'sett aaside." very DO During the trial
an eDgIaver in Oxford street, London teegrphed 70
and ring that had been produced ~ relic, and
also engraved the words, r. Go king, on broosh
that tho plaintiff hsd sworn had been In his p0Sses-
sion for years As the examleatioo proceeded II
became evident that the plaintiff was q certaiu
Jehn Provis whose most honest occupation was an
tinersbt lecturer on Oxat0ry, and who at the date
be had swon that he was laid up siok for eighteen
months under the care OF noble ladies', WAS laid up
for horse stealing. At this point. tho proceedings in
court were shy drausatic. The discovery paralyzed
the audience with astonishment, aud the counsel
for the plaintiff Threw up their briefs, aud asserted
Hugh Smyth, alias Provis, was forthwith indicted
for i0rgtry and perjury. and WAS borne off in the
police vac to Gloucester jail. - 4, !.
The greet review Of tho feet at SpMhesd, by ths
&swcut soOh piAlo Ou tnuItUay,s lltn INSTANT la
presence OF the Houses ofPaIiament. crowds OF the
sriftocaacy. and twenty thousand Of the "common
people" The feet comprised tweaty 1.-Two vessel Of
war, carrying 10 .420 men and 076 gus. Thirteen
OF the ships we're screw steamers aud nine paddle
wheel, having On aggregate Of $3.50 hofse power
0nil thee liDecfbattle ships beng wholly without
auxiliary stem. The smallest gums used were thirty
two Founders, the largest throw eigbty-four ID.
shells but sixtyeiyht Founders formed the bulk of
the armament. The proceedings began by royal
salnte OF twentyone shots, from the whole thousand
standard was then run up In the lineoebsttle ship
Duke OF Wellington, I04, on board which the
Queen had undertaken the duty Of Admiral In Chief,
royal salute OF q 900 shots. A third sauc Of the
s,.ine magnitude WIS set down In the programme,
but was dispensed with. At IL A. M. tho fleet
formed into two columns. and escorted by iAaumcra
bic yechts ard steamers crowded with visitors, put
TO sea in the following order -
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PERUVIAN BEpuRiIo 49, BeadQuar.ers Of tho Armg1
on board the rteaIsr Rnnao, It aaohse a =
tue port q Cobija. June ~. 1868.
DON SEBASTIAN GGEKDA, GENERAL or THE B0LrvukD
ARMY.
am informed, by your esteemed coramunioatisu<I
this Gay that you With cer,ain officers aud other -.
viduals, expelled from the republic by the prshpt
ruler OF Bolivia have assembled on board the stost1r
Rimac, and that y0u, their committee, proposH .
co operate and sssist with other citizens oenpsnp
ions in misfortune, to put down the usurper, D.
Manuel lsid0r0 Begu, by restoring tho 10 wfI gaUl
ernmcnt, which was deposed at Yamparses, By ~
who now calls himself President of B0vis, ana 80
inquire further, whether there is any obsaaoie =
landing in this port, now under military oocupanpa
by.Peruvian forces. ta
In reply Il Is satisfactory tn mo to subjsin coprAf
which you will learn tho motives and object Of -
occupation elected BY me on tho 18th Inst.
Also sutJoificd is an explanation which Ieddf1ao1
the same cay 70 the inhabitants OF Oobia sai -
depcn6eDcies, Both documents grove that Rus1
does not make war on the people who comp0ee ~
Bolivian Association nor on the citizens Of thb =.
public. Neither h II my mission TO interfere d -
mestic questions md, therefore, all thoso vto1o
Interest or necessity requires them to enter 80
leave tho country, may do it freely az her Gefsng
and 10 1t Will continue while receive no liff6ae1S
orders or instructions from my governments lsan
those which ] am now executing, and from ehMl
which have transmitted as necessary to tho pm
cal and military government Of this posi-. Of6aue
Major Of the forces, Don Franoisco Urbieta p Ou
IA. TO whem you may apply, relating to eVeg -
In the preceding believe have answered IN a
points In your Aforesaid communication. God -
serve you. FRANoIsCo FoRCaLLU6
True copy -FRANcIsCo U. GUERRA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-24

LARGE PRE- m WEsr TsoY.--A fire occuyrea q
West Troy al IN carly hour yesterday noruiAG,
which destroyed abcut dozen buildings situafed a
whitehall ssd AEbugn streets, between Cayusa end
Union Streets principally occupied by small fauili
The FIRE was sst discovered about o'clock, In Pu1-
tf' stabtey. There 0eing but little water in ~
caial--t having Len drawn of for the purpose e
rcpeiring lock No g. and the bdiliugs In the imns-
date vicinity being principally wooden, the AanAss
spread vi.k s.rsning Yspidi.y. Many OF the 0ccur
pGrts Of dwellings had SCARCELY limo even TO ssya
their siothiBs Tae psncipai loser, are john G.
Nest,e, john Tcckcy Thos. Gupsaus, and the widows
Potter. Tosal loss estimated at about $40 OO0iar
ssued orc Rair. A dfe " sSous the aaine magnitus
occurred on tao site ef the above fire tho moruin9
OF the 22d OF October as. N which |. will be 10
mcu.0crsd sisfystx Eorsss were burnt 20 death, IN
pottcr's etsbses AZ The FIRE yesterday there wsa1
several hoEsss 10 sas Stables, which were got est
Hl.h much difficulty. Both hfss were sns work a
incen,aarcs--- Trey Bsdses, .aag.22-