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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-02
Gntlerp ano 6aromare.

AUSTRALIA and CALIFORNIA
"a GOODS Merchants Companies and indlvidaNS NJ
tn out for te- rnarksis find full and complete ss1rt-
r1eui Of Miner, Tools Picks Shoves Hardware, cutlery,
Edge Tools firearms &c. sc 81 the Old sta1d of
CHARLES 5. LITTLE. Me-. 81 and 81 sulton-st
CUTLERY. &c.-Sets Of Ivory aud Dessert
NKnves and Forks and KaveS only Tea Trays, Polished
ShOvels and T03Es, Fire Si4n6s ke whoea aaa rel ~
by c. ;. LITTLE, Mes y and 81 Faiion-st-
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MoIeg manteo and to Coau.

MONE1, MONEY.-Money to loan on
- - "atehes Diamond. Jewslfy. &C kc Also, Houses
e ~ saoos sod out OF ev-y desrrpcoG, the
@NoEsb.e teTns Al transactions Confidential at the prl.
Vsfe Once. no lo2 Nassau Ofice No IS
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pROpERTY 4. AUNTION-

IN III tesu-lf. srd ecursliaS VILLAGE o. No r's snA
uuoer ore o-u-e OF uarssgr, sttuAid on ~
- AZ and 80 et 6h-sf. ~ish Large slr-ess'ry oa-
Ing ca the end Of the lot x2 sataoe for snl SC '
.ov ~ ss csrueLt Is shop and >Ssl ana ehi ns .
,orv The l ns wal rsnI tor sSOui 20 PER year ere
L beautiful bussrs ~ssalnS;onss Inc pieni-
- u. p,r-ra-ed k,r SO Tbe tAAe see Al tas
Corrt Hons Ia White Plains the S,a o. fsorary A.
IGA NJ (sithout rserel Aso 81 Tire sane as az place
p.o o. Land sruaed 90 FranSin ar an ST. s. 81
re- te shop on the premises lrtsae a fof StpV snl
,u he sold without T. cos- the CO loefa- las
,rrrty car D. seen shy beore the sale y arpy
"a 70 is FERGUSON ath - ohce IN MSslsAali VILLAGE
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TrHURSDAY, Eco ;, ~ rs O'Clock Il. 81;
4 N 40 so L.w-ur- 81. het-ce- Nyf a' a.
Jehr.cn IT, Pr okiya, al re Par I. IA ~
corsst.aS O. Malo-auy kTeDea Bee - Na1s:~l a
t.re1saf Ch.r-a sof Ts.s-i-ttts, B,okcGss CFP =
Marbie-ts7 Dr~s Bureaus. Festhss Bs'a. HAsAS'.lts
Tpile. Tsbles Matfr, ses SC, 6c
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GaIdmanocr Safes.

CALAMANDER SAFES.-WILDERs PA
bCTENT with RICH'S IMPR0VENET.
STEARNS a MARVIN,
No rs " ater q New-YOrk.
are The only msssrs II Saamsnder Ssfes lth Wilder
Psteut ana Bichs Patent combined
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NOR SALE-Two new fve.story brick

DOR 1.-Two new fve-stQry brick
i Houses in East lsth.st also, four.story brick
Houses on 7tb.uv zh.st The above property will
nav - Ter cent vg b. sod low and terms APP
piy to JACOB PECARE No. l63 Hester ST. BOweIy
EOR SALE in the CITY of NEWARK,
1.-Two 3siory modern built Houses, built with
crre m the riu substantial Two tlids OF the
purcf use money remain on mortgage
AI.o IN the VILLAGE Of Madison, y, j. handsome two
story tud attic Yarn HOUSE with large garden snd barn
ARMY 10 L. DI BEHCEAU, No. Ia Fearl-st
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Drp pouos.

nRESS GOODS for CASH j. HOME, Jr,
IL No - N1ssau-st opposite the posrOhce, i,
rrving and offers Tor sale large and attractive stock OF
silks md Fany Dress Goods Printed Lawns and t'on'ts,
Barrge DE Laiusa Plain aud Printed Bareges Plain ant
Stripe Popnt, Prints. Linens, 0insh,ms White Goods.
Nc rostiy foui auction Al.o fui assortment of Do
Tor cash ~ prices from 10 TO IS per cent lower han
thev can he bought on tle usual credit
WET GOODS at AUCTION always create
w great sensation the community where they
% a. hCh been the every dy last week az the
.utecr,bet's where varied stock OF Goods can DO
To-, nd as In any the city. and will bs slt.
rpetc.nK THIS MORNING. az O'clock. at still greater
bargains than any before odered TO the public Al
goods warrented perfect beng wet onyI and
Utrh8rs this last opportunity to buy good. about
Lsif tIce. the publ would do well b. ,hng
4 q. COLBY, No. IS Jd-ay. bet 9TH aud l0thsta
WET LINENS from AUCTION-WON-
w DFRFUL BAROAtNS.-ElegAnt Double Dantsk
Table Liners hrze sire, Double DarasS Linen Nspnes,
sur.r rsh Linens GDe large sle Lin Towels, elegant
sire Count lpanes TOILET Covers &C &c, al ,bnut
bat price. a; BURDETTS cheap Dry Goods Store, No
lSs Nakerr.
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7 A,rRrl, nm ESTATE for SALE.--This

yicuresQue Country seat 81 miles iom Newly orr va
Rclle,ile TGup,ke situated and asc approached BY
beautiful dsiVe o IS minutes from New ORR ard Newark
RsihnSd nSptG upan the east hank Of the laste Tue
nls leave ara rvtan ~ 1ey CITY every hair hour morn
ms spd txeuing and hogr the rest OF TIE day
Optha 81 thc purchase money can TtnA On Gsctstsc
rlsus drswires are 81 thr place by Coleman, may
~ Sci, a, the ogee Of and for TAU par lars apply
HOMER MORGAN, Ne fue-st-, " Y.
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Centre PROPERTY

w ANTHONY J. BLEECKERS seeond aacsion Sale
al 9ns Rs5inr o, and rs Section. ,dugus ID 90 Fe1 =
leSS AZ n o'cl,rk at tbe Merchants EKchsnse, y. Y
9S rarcels See order 81 sale The soond number OF he
Woodyie Advertiser 10 BE- lad % No Broadst aad No
III BroaiAay y Y also, at the Railroad Depot a. Wool.
VILE L. L 8 miles ftom the Sonth Ferry.
NorE- Railroad half price, (2ocelt oat and back
Excrrson tickets can b. had the Railr0sd Once by
ho. ho wish to Vi, tho above property by the 2Oclocs
tran om Brooklyu untl the day vt sale 20 return rom
Wo,dy,lle ~ 80 " & ~ nj.
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a. c TVTTLE Aucuoueer
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD and other Furni
II tu.e AZ Auction on Thursday A c. FUTILE will
sell on TIL ksDAY, At re Oeock at No iO2 Broadway
large ana tesaHt assosent Of superior A,1og
sny, and Black Walnut plrior hal dining and bedroo a
ipTntuEf, CON pTln- every sTsce the line 10 be sold
psgenItory for Gosh. Catalogues on the morning of
rae furniture examined today
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Wa W SHRLEY, Auctoueer
EROC X cry and GLASSWARE. On
" WEDNESDAY, Feb ? l0i o'clock, a. No 81 10 IN.
81 100 packages al kinds GAssSare and = assorted
Cockey from the sheye. lots for retailers aid sroceN
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y AZ OOO AT PRIVATE SALE

~ tOsOOOs The foar-story House and ssors,
.,a,h ws., corner of 2sy AMI SILT Sin a hcese ss1<
lo s> " feet vii rent Cor 81 oo yer sn1an Aso TIE
fur rinE Houses snd Store. treating ca sdv aenss
und lots shove vii each rent sr over sly ps
-,,nn Also the Hsuse the Of 2dsv and I'd
a. four ,;ores hish marble iasntles on lat snd q
s,rle, walls hard hnshei with eornices eentepsse
A. ,srs OF lot sxle feet hoas< fxss iee, Tace oses
a.. xe. as well loeafes Aoth street. and avenue <inz
30 lei vide with sewers koth aud Croen saer IN a!
,he .,a,,,s The hoasss all nov tossans IN The
-, rssslr maunex TIE houses ~i BE- sot ior the
sSo,s ,sn steA the lowest pres) OF wAiea fweiafas
can REMAIN u thomas J MCCARTHY.
Nc IS Brcku sas, CliafgncOrTt
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LNOR SALE--A desirable thrce-stOry House
Il aud Lot, No. 10 Colpmis-st Apply 60 = a. BROWN
Mechanics aud Traders BAH, OF 20 THOMPSON PRICE
No i7f Fast Broadway.
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TOR SALE-Sl 200 CASll-Onc or five of
i the wosOry Basement HOUSES in Jefferson place,
Cth-st, near SOuth Othstl NliamsbuTgh; but IN the
beet nenutr with Die muutes gfafc' &C. cOuf-yar2s
iu font tpd cvtty way ou Icd for Reut~rl rrdsncoS
Free q see g. leo can roman bond ald morgage.
Apply 60 FEM A WESTON No 81 Chambers a.. base
m ftf
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nor sALE-A thrcc.story brick House, with

suhcolar and b.scnen. three rooms deep t0Neept TIE
third soryl Lot 20 feet g. by o1 feet House feet 3
by n ct Finished conn lce with marble mantes, Croton
water aud gas. and az the modem improvements For
terms nppiy to MARTIN l.. THOMPSON, No 3'
Broadway.
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of he subsoIbtr siua,r Immediately adjoining the
VILLAGE IT Mtuuhsu. MONS County, j. aud coaiau-
ins ac hundred land The garden and orchuls arr
abb, dainty stocked with the choicest varieties 81 fruits and
a dwelng and BUILDINGS arge, convenient snd in
al leIar Puce, s.oVV Echrenoo N the L ~ ai New
OK Il IA, .son No 1856 Fulto,. e.; VIM c Morris, IA
De Custom cue Sl.vey Dcpa tmept John Bufk, Ne
Mctchn@. srh \ isS J FORD MORRIS
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TU FISH MEhCHANIS-sOr sale. two
Il far set Of Fish BrndiEg l-oDS with tAe block e,t,r,
WITH then ior casting more Il required Inquire u An
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yEAST POWDER [. bAbbLFf X
he Original inventor q 10 Chemical He4s' PGroe'.
b;-b l. prepared and I'D Nv him No 81 snd ~ Was-
,--.or = Sey~ York IA Tn eans Thc-> ~hc pu-ch-ss
80 -. hat they act that WITH ths above name On
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L,OR SALE-In The village Of Tarrgt1wn. q

Il Hsuss End sb0nt sore II Ground The hoas - ~
y a. feet iaseuleut story and atc-Wit1 double pi-
va fseug the noble Ho6sOn (Of which there a. extern
siye view The built ~ days WORK Is ahOlt
thirteen ysafs Old ard has been kept EoOd on The
IOu6s bled with fruit ADD evefgTeen trees OF sons
kinds To person wishing cnJOy the country ar sDd
dong LUspfss IN town gTesi.T opportunity VIII not BE-
with Terms cay For further iut Itnsio1 ply on
he p,tnisss CLARK HAMMOND.
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40 acres o. cho &c land .ni0ninE the vlage OF Gen
Eva and con 10 ns view Of the Seneca Ike wan
houss bsrre ke Ia good orders fences mostly OF oaios
with red dH posts g. acres N valuable "0)e feH1e
IN eultiVs,io he srd errssut tor grain. aud wei ADAPT
I'd 10 graz bg end with durable springs N Vaos
parts parb road the east De directly ia.1 me
SiAgf here " IL always Ends q ready market N De
soh entire or DIVIDED suit the purchaser f0 ternR 10
uire of The subscriber On the premise VI OF ~ = Dr.
ZENO Isq AZ the Office oil the Manhattan Life lns1T
anee Co No. l46 BrJadxay, y. -, =, o,-p,.rr
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NOR sALE-Three lour.story Brick Houses,


Il on the south side Of West 20thsi between 9TH and
lObHy h0nnng seminary each i6 feet ginches
by IS net deeP-al finished In modern style with water
and tfOue hou be los winch they stand held
from G. Moore Cor n yesra ffou NAY 1854
Ground each. SO part Of the parchase money
remain bond and usrtfage iuquire the Office Of
JAMES WELLS. No. I67 8ih-av.
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d. l. HoyGu, Auctioneel.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. ., at

IL. o'clock NJ at No. 81 Beekmans'.. lsfse la.u,
try of goOd Household Funtre OF all descriptions al Oh
which vii be without reserve Terms n1der 80 casa
~ der $50 mouths that sum months notes WI
be taken. Catalogues on morning Of sale
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ITO GRoCERS.-For sale OF TO Let, in
II Hr,ollvn the frrsiary hg.ek Buiiaag with Store
and Stahle on lot On he co,u,r q rAy AMI NEvyss
Rrrok,n II rrn,s foT sra and al be sd y SaeS O.
~ssy terms or viii De kasel Apply a. \. N o. SF.A
20 VALENTINE e. HALL Ne 10 Grsmescy'P para,
arA,st. between i:h-Av. and lrSins-pl@ee.
.sT,WFNTY or MORE ACRES in JAMAICA
ylI aGr-lLS acre. IN Hampstead. Good holld-
ine. fruit &c 90 each capital tsrs fes sls cheap
HOMER N. STUART, No ~ Wsihss
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NOR SALE CIIEAP-The very desirable
Il Dwelling HOUSES Nos "a ~ and AI9 Mad son-sI IN
all REL &C., well calculated Jr respectable families Thc
lots are cob ground rent Of Ouy So per sunuu and
woihiIds q. thc puchs mouey may remain on bond aud
mortgage This CHANCE for persons dog business
on the essery sldc OF the ~. Apply 20
RICHARD &. MCCORMICK, No SO Madis)n-st.
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TuudriMersbip.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. have this
Ndsy associated with me- HENRY Il keller tor tie
purpose coadactine the ler Grocer, AID Conmiso
Bu.sue,s .uier the firm OF A c. HANENS Co. FEB
/ las A c. RAVENS
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NOR sALE-In The Village of West Farms.

j WeFohetteI Co., two story FRAME HOUSE with
Bass a. Cellar u couaius9 rooms npdIols
and ", u finished Also. small House. containing
and cellar There Is Well Of excellent water stable &C.
on the prtnas Lots 81 feet by III The situation
Pains Nj COGEsWFLL. No. 55 Merchants Exchange.
New on 70 M SYM. No 81 Prospes-si Br0oklyn
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e % no 40 bf'l'"'J' ;THioMAs D. BURIAL.
Tor sALE-2lO Lots Of Ground in the VII

LOK SALE-Z1D Los Of Ur0unI ID Iut IT
il lsge Of NowtOsB. Queens County. Long Island. ALSO
two LOufes barr and O-honses p. assnty situated ana
within FIVE mites Of Wilamsburgh. Stages run from VIII
Bsust "a 70 New haf honr and raiFOsd Is soon
90 be constructed running from WIiiamsburgh through
Newton 20 Aston4 The locality il considered % be the
h.althest on the island sud the land IN nah state Of
cultivation Inqnire Of y MILLER No. 10 Nassau-st,
from 10 II NJ, and a. No. 10 3Ghst. 3day,
from 2tO6P NJ.
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L,OR sALE-The Lot and three-stOry brick
1T Hoa.e No s. Fulton-st lot . feet ffont q e
rear "a f.et deep Apply By msti. 70 JOHN SOLUBLE,
New Rochelle Wegteh yer 10. o. 70 A. ~. LYON, No.
MERCHANT ExehsnEe. kew-fOrk.
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.nd GLENWOOD PROPER.
III COO CASH ONLY REQUIRED.-Oae

ROOO OF two nfa: twoftory and basement Dwell.
LINGHOUSES. on Graham ~ next 70 the corner OF
W;lhar sburah. Prce 81 100 and Silica Apply FEM
4 WEsTOE, No 81 Chamiersst- basement Office.
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LNOR SALE-1wo Houses and Lot No. l92
Brooae- % rayirg rood interest, and BY improving
viii pay mach b,litr, So No l9l lj-si, Ues 2iNi0t
f,et) tmbia The ncoern improvements Terms OF
Taymt nj easy Also u suites OF rooms IA new house
in Nth.st. near Avtpuc u Inquire 90
CiAS HOFFMAN, No Ia SudOkst
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7 ORHLARD FIRE INSURANCE cor
IL FAAN--Ihe Aulrsi Es,,iJa ios To-, -. .,
tar sr tiis CouF4uy. vi B. - a. tlsr 81, g
CtsmheUtt, or THURSDAY tAe a -bra.ry a.,t "a
Tb- log ~ L. 0pea5d a. q GDs Co.'s a $3.50 =,
ENkIl~L y N.lgklD a. . u.
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COPARTNERsHIP.-Theu undersigned h.

TtT mn y = NNTTIi = IiE IIiiIVI IV'I ~ Y
" have ths day formed Copartnsrzllp under the arr
Of CONDIT JENKINS. for dealing IN iusIrince >trp
reroisfirg Loans Notes SC Ofhce n toe basement u
PhsnIx Bank Building No. IS Wal st.-NcE org aeo l.
1853 JOHN A. CONDIr.
JAMES z. JENKINS.
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IAWRENCE SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
NIARSHs COTRSE of BOOK.KEEPING

MARSlI COT RSE oi BOOh-hbEfiNU
WI Let those who avail euiseives Of practice
u DER the author ihs boOkB good tetcieT 10 itsel
and knOedged be the most simple complete and be
tii work published on toe subject FOR sale al tbs
authos COuutug Rooms for the practice 81 Bookkeeping
No 3O4 Brosdsy fIst noor up stairs, Pnoe 81 2 bound;
and sent per mail free. 81 ~
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CELECT FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL


Young LADIES SCHOOL, No W
Orange IT, cor. OF Henry, BIooslyn The sprne Term
will commence on MONDAY Feb Z 1853 This ins lu'ion
has h. "a NJ successful operation JG neatly - yeas and IA
been well sustained from IL commenceueut Assoc Aici
with The Pm cipal Is Rev. Nm IA. LOCKWOOD. An
and A uuultr 81 other experienced and well qsthhed
teachers Even facility given Tor thoroagh educ on
Fups received any time dHrng the tenn CrcuaTs STAT
IN : terms Ac obtained az the lustrtion
SARAH NJ. DEMARFSr, Principal.
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improvement. Tho entire front on Pennsylvania
avenue has been removed, and the tearing down
process commenced on Fourte nth street, prelimi
nary to the rst story being furnished with an ex-
sef'or Of brown stone. and the upper portion Of
brick, painted in imitation of that material. An
additional story 10 to be added, making dve 10 ALL
Inc ladies' entrance 10 to be on Fourteenth street.
me plan combines beauty with convenience In
ALL mere VIII be one hundred and sixty rooms, to
be supplied With every comfort, gas and water
included, and newly and handsomely furnished.
Jonn " Harknes', architect; Wilson and Nc
Laughiin, carpenters; Thomas Lewis, bricklayer
ana John T. Kirkpatrick, stone cutter.
THINGS DEsIRABlr.-On Monday evening Mr..
Pepper offered the following resolutions in the
Board OF Common Council, which were severaly
adopted:
"Resoived, That the Committee on Police be and
are hereby instructed to inquire into and ascertain
the cost OF bell and clock, and the erection of
perry 70 be placed on the City Hall, and to report
oy Din or otherwise as soon as practicable.
"Resolred, That the Committee on Police be and
are hereby instructed to bring in bill whereby
the houses In this city may be designated by num-
bers.
"Resotued, That the Committee on Health be and
they are hereby instructed to report to this Board
what measures, if any, necessary, to be adopt
ed ior the further preservation of the health of the
cny curing the warm sultry season, and report by
OH or o'nerwlse as soon as practicable"
we do earnestly trust that there will be prompt
action upon those projects, the contamination of
which will eniile the Councils to the thanks of the
entire community.
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List of Patents

Issued from the United States Patent Once for tie
cesk ending June Is, 1853, and bearing date
June %, 1853
Barnabas H. Bartol, of Philadelphia, Pa.-For
Improvement IN reirlgerasors for cooling liquids
Dated June 2S, 1883. Patented in Cuba October
g. 1852.
Horato Clarke, of Dedham Mass.-For i'm.
proyement in boobins
Christopher Dackwosth, Of Thompsonville, CT
For improvement IN shuttle box motion in looms
Horalo N. Goodman, of New Haven, Conn
For Improvement in meloGeons
Daniel II. Hoyey, OF kiiborn, Oho.-For inn
provement IN machines for twisting waxsd ends
Etmund Norwood and George Bogers of Lon
don, En gland.-For improvement in coatino zinc
with lead. Dated June IS, 1883 Patented in Eng
land December IL, 1850.
Levi 5. Reynolds, of Indianapolis, Ind.-For i'm
Provement in bran busters.
Christian Sharpe, of Hartford, Conn For inn
provement IN percussion pellets. Dated June 2S
1858. Patented in England April %, 1852
E. e. Shepardson and Edwin Lucas. of New Bed
ford, Mass.-For improvement in tuning meo
deems and other reed instruments.
Lauren Ward, OF Naugatuck, Conn, admins.
traitor of Richard Ward, deceased, of same place
For improvement IN machines for turning irregu
lar forms.
James Foster, jr., and Plat Evans, IT,, of Gin
cinnari, Ohio-For iInprov ement in metallic boxes
for presses, &c.
AmiEi c. semple, of Cincinnati Ohio, ASST gnor
to VIM. Z. Semple, of same place-For improve
ment in presses.
Napoleon B. Lucas, of Otter Creek, ul.-For i'm
provement in threshers and separators of grain
Reissue.
Walter Kidder, of New York, N Y-For i'm :
Provement In gas regulators. Patented October
IL, 1852. Reissued June 2S 1853.
Designs.
N s. Vedder, of Troy, N. Y.-For design for a
cook stove.
Samuel d. Vose, of Albany, N. Y.-For design
for cooking stove Dated June %, 1853 Ante
dated May 2, 1853.
Samuel D. Vose, of Albany, ~ Y.-For design
for cooking stove. Dated June 2S 1883 Ante.
dated May 2, 1883
Samuel D. Yoss, of Albany, N. Y.-For design
for a cooking stove. Dated June %, 1858. Ante.
dated May 2, 1885,
Samuel d. Vose, of Albany, N. For design
for a parlor stovs. Dated June %, 1858. Ante
dated May 2, 1853.
James Cowles, of Rochester, N. Y, assignor to
Albert G Bristol, OF same place.-For design for
q register face.
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TO WHALEMEN AND MERCHANTS IN
THE PACIFIC TRADE.

ITO LEASE for a term of years, CHARLES
Il ISLAND, one of the Galapagos group, in the
Southern Pacific, dependencies of the republic of
Ecuador, lying between five and six hundred
miles westward of the coast OF America The
island is situated in latitude 10 20 south, and
Ion gitude 900 3O west from the meridian of Green
wlch, and 10 about fifteen miles in length from
north TO south, by twelve in length from east to
west. There Is good anchorage at Black Beach;
and Post Office bay, we'll known to vessels fire.
quentng the island, is perfectly safe and commo-
dious. The temperature of the island is agreeable,
and the climate very salubrious. The soundings
around it abound in fish of various kinds and of
excellent quality, with abundance of turtle. 1t is
about equidistant from ia yaquil and Panama and
from Cape Horn and Oregon, on the best route for
vessels bound from the Atlantic to the northwest
coast OF America, or thence to the Atlantic.
The soil of the island is capable Of producing all
kinds OF tropical plants, together with many of
those of the temperate zone. Sugar cane grows
to the height of seven eight feet, and is fit for
grinding in nine months. Cotton (Piura seed)
thriyes WELL and is equal in quality to the best Sea
Island. Not only the valleys but the sides of the
higher mountains may be cultivated, from jan
uary 10 December, one crop following another in
rapid succession; moistened in summer by con
hnued and heavy dews, and by rains in winter
There are at present on the island about s, 900 to
lO,O0O head OF thriving cattle; besides horses
mules, asses, hogs, and goats. In addition to the
constant and increasing demand for live stock by
transient vessels touching there very large profits
may be realized with the shipment of cattle to
Panama and California, they require no other
fodder than the tuna or cabbage tree, with small
supply of water during the voyage. BY laying
pipes, at comparatively trifling cost, from the
hrst spring to the beach, distance of about two
miles, copious flow of the purest water can be
obtained capable Of supplying the increasing fleet
OF vessels Of all nations including whalers that
are constantly passing in the vicinity of the
island As the trade of the Pacific becomes de.
veloped, it is destined to occupy an important
position as coaling depot for steamers and a sta.
ton for whalers, the group lying in the immedi-
ate neighborhood of what is called the ofshor.
ground.
To an association possessing the requisite CAPT
tai, energy, and enterprise, Charles Island pre-
sents most inviting field, where a certain and
bountiful harvest of profits may be realized
All communications on the subject addressed
post paid, to the undersigned, Consul General of
the republic of Ecuador for the United States, will
receive prompt attention.
AARON II. PALMER.
An interesting account of Charles Island, its
productions, advantages, and capabilities will be
found in chapter 81 of Voyage of the United
States frigate Potomac, under the command OF
Commodore John Downs, in 1881, 1892 1893, and
1884"
June 30-SaTh&Sat3t*