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New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
ST. THOMAS.
AN AMERICAN SLAYER

FROM Own Correspondent
ST THOMAS, w l., Saturday Feb. %, 1884
Another and startling chapter in the Cuban Slave
Trade has recently developed itself in this port The
facts continuing it, and to which | allude, came TO
my kr owedge only yesterday, though regret to say
that learn they have been for some time in the pos
session of individuals under quaa bond OF secresy,
whose moral feeling and national pride should have
led them to make them public and even TO have com
munieated them 10 Commodore Newton whose pres
ence here might in that have yindicaed the ns-
tional Justice and honor. The fac,s in question
hasten 20 lay before your realers in such form as
have been able to gather them.
About six weeks since bark belonging to New
York from Msyum6s, African coast for Havana, put
in here pretending to he in distress She had no
cargo The captain had survey upon her in hopes, II
ia presumed that she would be condemned, that he
might sell her, in which he was dlsappointed-the
surveyors reporting but slight damages, and that very
light repairs would put her in illness for sea
She was subsequently sold to an Italian house here
for 81 500, the half belonging To one OF the owners
being d, posted in trust for him when he should send
out the proper papers TO perfect the sale The cap
tain who shared the other half pOcketed his part and
sailed for New York on the 10th inst With reference
10 the sad bark before she came here, the following
facts and rumOrs have transpired 10 certain extent
She was fitted out in Boston for her iniquious expe-
dton with partial cargo and the implements OF her in.
fernal traffic from which port she cleared and sailed
some time in November. She proceeded to the Coast
OF Africa, discharged what cargo she had, aud was
about to enter on her special errand hhsr when her
crew. being for the hrst time made aware OF the ma
ture of the business, rebeled and were discharged
From this or some other circumstance finding himself
suspected the captain shipped another drew for 500
man to run 10 St. Thomas and put of, throwing
overheard on the voyage the instruments OF slave
transportation. One report says he was pursued on
the Coast and compelled to throw over the siore
said furniture and run here TO avoid seizure as SLAYER
Another report has it that she took cargo OF slaves
and was obliged 10 run into some African port and dls
charge them to avoid apprehension; and her mate Is
reported to have told that he has 800 slaves in her.
Whether she has not been previously and more sue
cessflly engaged in the business, may furnish ground
for well grounded suspicious. That she was SLAYER
there il no doubt, for that admitted by the cap
tain and that is the material fact The incidents OF
her recent expedition furnish matter for soleitous
curiosity but are less important That vessel should
be fitted out and dispatched from ew-Engand upon
the slave trade will excite the surprise OF the Amer
ran public And the fact shows the necessity OF Yig
lance at home as well foreign naval and Consular
stations to prevent the participation OF American csi
gens in tie slave trade to Cuba and the Brazils.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

Cnn rrrn1,1. c,pOIrNA GFORGIA. &C.

Tor VIRGINIA, CAROLINA, GEORGIA. &C
L Tbe L M.u steamship ROANOKE. CsEz sunni ~sl
ksvt ref Eo 3 Meth River TUESDAY Az -shNgOE.
3rl,et. FOR srrfolk. Y-srbsr, snf slnco1 Tire y.
GrrivtrE here esn AZ ~
Seaho.rd oa3cte a-d Wiut,-tcnri Mlrce@~- .
AuEusa fses= snf iA-s n oTiek
-strFas-s 3rhuoad sle sserlss -sP'e fSr Ees
sr1ly hoa-6 AZ f1- s.ss--e % .-.
USTRALTAN CLTPRe LINE.-fle sPleai.d
- psctstship PbINCE D. JOiyvlLLE 0sdaf a. fier
sivs B. rrache1 Ne bor-ne Port Phiup ca ne
I0th ri Ap-i 20 -.s--s rlhi1 snpy % W
DUGAA Ne y >,rth-.t. MILLER b LORD. No le VAL
q frETTL + FTLIO7r. 30 10 PeJ -
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
Sire-Dronf safes.

VETORIDs SAFE COMPANY.-Bankers, Brokers,
w .p al classes f the mercantile that require
feet security snd Burglar viii hnd for heir Interests
70 Lilies lmpenesIshe sale and ssnk Loek
tred sy dis Compsny majority of the BAnfs 10 the Cy Of
have ne and s proper OF the spece aad
rsp.r cir his Dishty apoSfea IN these Safs
over three hundred Banks in the es use these Ssies ana
LQeIs as fun protectors. 10 theh vsnl :
,bsf more than I'll the Safes sold Cor
M ty Ae arusbed By h Company while the ssauaAne- ans
~ nm sas ind Their market IL less favored oc.tions
W. b.v CHALLENGED the world Fire sud Burglar Test Of Sass
t Cssl Palace wiki the sire Of safes and method OF TESTING as
oe 20 Of rqairy An ssortioent A~ays IN
6su5 A. ths .ppsuys Depo, No lls Perl<t New-noik
h4A0 - 'N' NORRIS BRADLEY. AEsus-
NBBsrl vsals Of any size vsut Doors snd Frames n-as
Il order on tie PRINCIPE
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
Iopa,inership Noiitee.


sNCPARTNERSHlP NOTICE. nave this day a.,
~ socia,ed it'll m Mr. JAMES SPENCE aud HT EDWARD
and house Liverpool under me ila
uet feutemen The busnes. hertsfte be odac
snGer the fr Of THOMAS nICHARD.ON Co in this Cty sod
Philade Iphia and RICHARDSON Spence 20 LIVERPOOL
New-York March !. lGa THOMAS @IS ISdAho2oN-
NISSOLUTION of COMPREHENSIVE II The firm
of HOaUET DIAS Is this day dissolved hy the d7aih oil
ALIENS DlAs The business w be aimed
under the name Of A hooOEI, no u ,att..
DISSOLUTlON.- The Copartnershp heretofore
~ existing between Hough Of Chicago, H. joseph Brown
Palmer Mass Housh. OF Ch,sgo III under tho nsrn.
HOUGH Co. expired BY i tsiion on me urs asJ OF
June, 1853 - JOSf;pii btOn n, ...,-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the Partner
bp heretofore between the subsc nbers under the
n,me fHALsEY BEACH, is dissolved samlel ID Sesch Is
atone su,bord 70 close and the partnership
nsihe !" 's' HENRY A HiLsgY
SAMUEL ID BEACH
CAMUEL ID. BEACH has associated with himself
- HENRY NJ HALsEY. and M continue the Butter and Pro-
VISION business 81 WAshast under the OF II Al
SLY 4 BEACH.-Msroh 25 1884
UNHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
tween the .1bscbes under the firm Of PRICE WiNANS
b w WlSANs having purchased the iaer
H. PRICE, will continue the business NO . Ann
and epowered To settle all cms against the late
6rm New ork. March a. l6JL HENRY 3. PRICE,
B. w. WINANS.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
ANTHONY J BLErcKEs, AuctoneeI - -
nFRFNipTORY SALE Of 900 VALUABLE

II
BUILDING Lots in the Eighth Ward othe Cts o. B'ooka,
oitf " aaioinE AZ the town o.
nstbvsh-ANTGONY BLEECKE6 VIII sci! al auction on
fUESDAY April go Lots aud GOres ot Lad IN he ESlh
Wsd OF the Civ Brook stuSed l!eh 18TH h ana
lO,h and lhas comprising the whole t1tc yins De
thss and IhSy and the llshush Ido" a~
& half blocks wing between ih and Atasts 9d
80 lhsVs opeucd through into ft h snd nnier
throughout is length on or
ee the June the lots fronting on Sthst are under
sgsdCdthOe requiring excavation 90 tne race OF
DE- rect requiring hpg within feet OF the rade OF
hoh OF which contracts purchasers will have the oe
e6 q Of eXpense
Alec whole of he vauahs property Known Windsor Ter
the faibush Dng BROOKLYN LOIS above ces
eoed froutug Island Pank Road ard oompFn ths
ottrty on sides See ard Vanderbilt SIS nos Opened n
sides the oOntiug OF lSt 81 S
ctahe property will be sold sectors coat Ron 10
OT TestT!c0us ssaias nUiaos VI"
Inserted The elegant VI "a siies IN tae Nciny
efNewYofA he found % this eststehos on tne
81 Brooklyn Line. oyeIookn the wnos
rhb uvaed agricultural plsns Of fsioaih wa SansS VSA
sna eO~ay The Of the lower Bat and hs Asnu "a e
estspoe from aud sssesneut and ~hia 1e
Om HtitoBv Kerry, Of easy Omn'h0s hon Fno1
Fem and the immediate vicinity extensive ana oInsen
nlio7emens sixty cent OF the pure ~
% botd ard three le indispueoe. 4
may Be The .pctloneers on ser the 9th OF April
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
ALBERT IT. EIcoLtY- Auctoneer. -
DEREMPTORY SALE of VALUABLE PROPER

II TYAtSTAPLETON SiGen Island. the steamboat land
inc qt buci n-ALPERTH NICULAY will sell on SArURDAI.
Ap G II O'CLOCK the NoTchants' Exchange all that piece OF
rfcrertv situated Stspleton J. the steamboat ,ndn9
ornery the property OF Ms Pebe vanderbilt
Be, together with the house aud
aud containing all about q l1t 5IlOO feet each Toe
being perenpory without parties deons
property bsauu village would do well TO stend
he For fuIher particulars apply 20 the Aueonee No
Brond 81 kew- -York. U14D
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
Professional Notifcs.

Holm p. CHAPLIN d Co, (late Wsdsworth, Dyer q
u 60, conner south Water ard Cisrkegs, CheAfo i1ots
G,psls PToe nee Commission ard Forsrdtns hereh. - a
% g. liz pareb,se OF Pork F0lr, Wool Grain 1f>s' 80 ga
@ Ss mo- ,stop q tie Wes, prsYs' siisS@e - I'a "o
,ssTsn,'sfssiN ,6rs cgssiN. LOUIS FoLLETT -! HUsLsuf
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
yEw-y0RK TOWN TYN0S.-snpe,oisor.

GRAND TorAL IN THE STATE THIS fAR-Whgs, 13s !;
Freesoil 10; Hards, 80 Sofz. So Shelled Dsnocrss.
classified and undesignated 3o7. Wing majority, a. We
have net been able to classify the difference between the
shades of the Democracy Of some Of the Supervisor elect
in many Of the counties but place teen all in the Demo
cratic column II il, however. close eontes betseen
The HaIds and the SOfts
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
u)aier Cure

FPANON SPRINGS WATER CURE IL now
L. op.r for tresirr For &c sdtre "lLLiAd
FA"LLY. 4. D.
v.TATEE-CURE INSTITUTE and SCHOOL-NO.
w $ Ltisht-st-R 7 IRAIL D, Irorre'1r u = TAI
LOP and Dr. 3 HOSfOHD Aairan Aec IN a '.ais
for 100 Paerrs Sreca fepar ent FOR te1e d-is1s me
,srord sru Of the Medical 5cho0l rmsnces Asrcn II
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
Goal

svOAL.-SuperiOr Red and White-ash Coal 50 90
" ard s6 from the Yard on Bcsd~sy e.ween
42d and 43dsts. fERuOsONs - t."EN
DED ASH COAL.-SpOhn and Lewis Veins by TIE
~ trade respectfully sdysed thsi the subscribers
neread Tusnfes this highly
celebrated Coal their mines Belmont and Cam
delivered hoard vessels Port hieb
1aond or ~ cana from Eor Carbon TYLER Co.
'~ - No - Waput. Phil.de!phs
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

NOTICE is hereby .iysn tst The balance rsmAInlns
~ sf e s-o..eS q he sac Of tse Ae~ ssste
TOsr s,s Cay II Ses Yg. se.e seS - :, isos,
~ o-Ssr of he szrrosste of tho 'eShy o. . ~ ~
- ne feshoidsf syroi8ed " SAID sffof - -.
~ - 4i.rieat-a aeeSI-lsr - .N :. 'n ~ SsrsA B~.t
NeiorA TIE ~ DEJ q q o. -. = g-s
10 -,,.-k - hsi aas-isisd - = uy ~
r-.-r ~ ne i~ A |" teNnso.H
e OTICE is hereby gwen tlat the balance renIs
N - uro,s-J, Of ;se sal- 81 ths Peal Es'ts u
SFhwlCE ae o. tie Cily o. New Yo'k, deceNea - =
rusfr ths erser OF he sarr1zafe q ne t1uny % ~
Jr,s gsuvis Adu nsrs'or Of tke st teerseG ". -
irsesd 20 the parties ratS tnsre'o see'r1irg % ~ -
ros, = Cace n C;y Of Nsvfc-i o. TIE iye9 aay - -
n AZ ten o'ciock he foreEoon g. has ~
of FsSrlsrv lsSi ~ 56s skADFOAD sA'osA-S,-
CTATE Of KENTUCKY-Fayette Circuit Court
- Fee "a i7Jt-The CONVICTION s5d " IN q.
EosD COMPANY Pisinss in Esity ,.A-ps; - Si 80 l.
FAYF IA Others d-eudIuts On notioa 81 -ae
o5ecr,5 Es tse holders Of ens ao9 oy nc
Cont, Court RI Comfy kenuefy be "a "say -
red fre syvo te ssvsnoee nc q'.'e % @ 80
Ttr-ssrd Dollars eash eaeh beans date SEPTEMBER IS l
ssle II thirty bsst.s interest Z e rae o. '' Pet
ABLE .utaruaaly th- Rtrk Of An-r-s ~ ne " q
fei With eouprrs .sehed Ani ndorsd By t6e n.n -
idsr- Of TIE Covngton Lexington Railroad Co1apsl N
-unsd spPsA In this Cont "a die art day o. rs nA
Jpe Term sd the petition Of the plantat tns Coynse
ara u RsrOsd Company "a vhs re,itioa ssa pa
,ss that bends have been lost stolen iro ~
And prsy for the eALeelnsst CT TIE Ssrle =, .>o,
copy AT; JAhsH ~. 49, 49,. -
BTyros KzKEsp AtsOrneys for Plaintiff Coyns'on AZ
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
ALByEr n. NicoLV, Auctioneer
DEREMPTOkY SALE of DESIRABLE FLAT

j BUSH PROPERTY ALBERT VI HtCOLAY will sell on
TbSpAY March 20 y O'clock the Merchants Exchange
NtwNors tlAthush L. hsndsome lsory frame Cottage,
ther h plot Of rouud 5osJoo feet fronting two avenues
Ths about 25 by Sc feet less with maTb
pATo finished throughout Tue gon
lGndsome laid with peach &c There
s q The properly
No - East Broadway and std ia the center OF the
,ihg road aud the Episcopal Charoh aud well
esusted gnleSns private rsdesc bsing without
esp lon veiy beautiful place and well th Of tenton Sbo
car remain o. bond lorg desired
e ndspuae For pther particulars sPpy 20 the snconeer
No Ifoadst n \. uli2)
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
DEAL ESTATE-To be- sold by ALBERT III
Is NIcn1 ~ =. a. ar.h.n, nhsnn. ON MkONESD Az

II
March %, 1854 al - OcOct
NssAu TO be soa without very vauble three
so,y bk Stores and Lots Nos III l3 and 49, Nau
st near Beekmsp st. opposite Clinton LA
Lot No 6 il inches and by IS feet inches in
fee4 inches by i feet and viii rent when the
from Mas DeXt for about 5000
and by 10 feet inches deep house
when the lease expires o
MAY NJ rD Gr ahOut 42cOO -.
Lot No SO nche. Is feet inches by 10 feet
house Is feet inches by "a feet Rents io about
S170 =, , ,a
The houses are good sud well stores ni Offices ere
IN " this section OF the city ant inst s Improve
their inn edste vicinity phe Nassau ban
looted onno, intend putting up ndd banking house which
nsgnhceDt marble stores now nearly finished all Of
which ri greatly incre the value OF this property
wohds Of he purchase money can remain Gu bond and mort
aAre for i've VI Q, cent
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
HENsY ~. LEED,, io.oleet
DY H II. LEEDS q CO.--)n WEDNESDAY,

DY ". II LEEDS & CO.--On WEDNESDAY,
- March . 1884 l0l oolo5t 20 lGj Gsst 1i be-
ard As GeDtee HOUSEHOLD YUkNi TUfE consisting
Psrlo Furniture Brussels Ia estry Cepeis Bnss@s B0gl
and Droe sod esn suites Of ged Rose wood covered
bo ard s6d bTocae DO DO covered 10 worried 10 Vered
sese IoteWcod marble top Cntre tables; BDs wood Clsis,
oqnedo ard bTocstele rosewoDo Cnsirs 10 y aes
Stands SOFA fables ch fable erub9seo DO
ios.py ard psot Vspt Sts 10 s'd Ard
md back std wortd brOcst lie rsnoglny csr trs
$40 Tsbes tnahog ~ '1si9n Table 10 fe,i mahogan
spicr1'd Pi.nOiOrs made
WtTsor ST OI splendid Psno Lgh, 3tsDiE OO
srs embroidered ccges rich painted Reception Chairs Or,
mol Ifutsl ard CbsndscTs nid Kilt tDsneed Vases
Lamp Dthos M Ciai IN crimson bocaiea' naae
pntcd Win1ow Shads Oh CiO1 Books kc
oss nh BRUSSELS tapestry stair CafDet brObzs
Hal stAno ChAno eers rich wood Bdstea5s
W.Is.,roa Tables W. do Wiod5w Cgr,.iu sqd
shsees Oh PabDs gait ,me Prinis Toilet Tables sno roe
s,t Brusssla SPY End log sin Carp VeDesn do, d1c
S.n5s sbogan, Bsis an Bedding, sad Chua Wre silver
Plated ethtr with Of kitchen fornt,re with
vpie he sale viii commence,
above Dsey hsYing been IN Sc oa shoI
zine sud IL 10 s5csh'nt oroer
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

ID . J. { II rue N0ntnaTtrt, 40 I'd IaIIs-
4 COPYING PRESS system. without scseS One O t1e
ebf Of this hst % ny ne - =" lo1 orils
special stand It, moderate pr places
IL fn hs reach a. al persous
TFAVFLI eGPRESs gIsng within 'ns roil o. "a a :
Si,ur inches e-ey hns necessry FOR co7{ng -nd
wfig II s-tce Of ndspeIssale 5s 20 rtyse
NEW sIOPffR ior nsootfs ind.,pe'sL-o9 = ~ -,
fpf'irg
'USIIyRS RI This rlle Of new nvenfion qlie mas
EugaecIE Acnit cs DrsaEhisi1 = bi'.f,p 4e
WIN rGle nay czecut ~ mot complex l Easl i9 H
All h.dE -L gscred dTsw1ss rno-o "oE M Dor
II WElGIEES m he ule Of merchants t-''ea n me
Frsrcf P,s, OTce n,rsrrurnt. - ,, =,
EFW PFRPETUAL ALMAEAC indicating he daJs Of tie
Of the uorth
rATFNT PENCIL CJTTY BS neoessay or amen sod -,
mske frequent Of pencils OGefs fecea o. NJ
QrEfIN. No l5 bssyeIF
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
l1ainis, Glass, 81.
ERENCH ZINC PAINT.
i MCCALL BLAKE L FAlRCHILD,

Iy.p,s FOR L, Sociafe Dc Is Veeins Non-srus
Are coos'antJ receiving the
Whfe Oxydes Of Lue,
from beEurn sud Germany ~hh thsy
bhe in the dry state s r surpins
purity and excellence ally other paint OF desern nanla'-
t0Tgc 10 the wOrio
zinc PAiNT-The undersigned, agents for the sale
u Of White Oxyde Zoc manufactured " the Pornsyva1
Lshien prepared receive orders M the se
nd would particular Of the trefo % 10 svde1i
speotY Others Of American nanufscts snd h most sSc
lsssiui oompe .iiop y ih the bert Of ioregD.
Dealers on depend always OhninE any
liz poiy OF the which viii be found " recommend ito
r uurt sres body srd inform shtsnea prcet Ti erus ~
ansed t.e most liberal f,otiDs ,
ZINC PANTS The NEW-JkRSEY ZINC
" COMPANY esty enisrEed Their works and iposee
qaay their produc prepared 20 execute ordf o the
SUPP RlOR PANTS
a3ted PURE and unsurpassed for BODY sne ~ALChS
'VB'TENESS $3.50.
method Of preparation has recently been discovered ~hif
b The Company heir Psn " keep t1 sd sH 10
~ ICES or an time In thie respect her pna -
= superior o am other the market
BROW. ZisC PANT, which = solo ~ cF p'co 81 :
an ths Ziac from Ne"Jersey nov "'
protective qualities sben applied - cn or ohef e
allie sursc4s -.
Fher STONECOLOB PANT possesses al ms properties Of ne
Sr and ~ color for Coises Dep.h
or, byl-irg Bridges Dealers supplied liberal 'eru u
BANNING 4 sQHiER Agsn1, No - DeJet, - ,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

NOTICE OF APPLICATION for the discharge OF an
~ h dsbs OF the d
article hh OF the secood part Of the
Rev,ea ADAM HOYT 0f The City OF Brookyo the
Cosry Kn. dsster creaHor % .pof tore ias
Fn Heury Moore County Judge Of The ssd County kaz o.
he Cts Han CITY o. Broosiyn he fserth day Of Nay
rsst :. t5o~ theJ aav.
hcud sos D n1s md
:, h. d,fharssd fTol he sebts L 2 LAAoNREuA AisJ'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
W $. MELLoR Anctioneer
MI ODERN and ANTIQUE FURNITURE

I'VE GRUSDY HOUGHToN a MELLOR viii sell TO-DAY,
Tosday ol O'clock No 4i2 BrOsdway, modern and an.
dque Furniture by the best city manufacturers and war
nnted
propretors trade and those about reurpshns viii
the Furniture Of the most costly description
and such NJ he relied upon -
n consists Of carved rosewood WsrdrObcs Mirror
richly aud Books esl sany
paor Suites covered in ss'n broce and
Noaire Cnas rosewood Bed5ead
Bureaus and Wheuds match oak mahogany walnut and enam
.ed chamber Furniture Of the sest Ye elegant Library BOOK
mahogany aud oeIension Dining Tables
approved psttens would he impossible TO cnamcste
whch be appreciated by ezamna
dou.
Class ard china
Piano Fotes Of good tone and nsh
one OF which cost siGO made Lpdeman Son spen.
& well worthy the attention Of those in want of good
Instruments
by cbsttel lot OF secondhand FuIn
.Te, worthy the tbon of the trade
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28

Dys1nUoryE TORNADO ~ ALABAsA-We learn tns'
portion of the town Of Florence Alabama was VISITED ~
fearful tornado on the morning Of the lOtn nst'
blew down the Florence bridge. nagnihcem 'aac''ie
crossno the Tennessse River and built originally csN
., sIsS COO Nearly every house at the LANDING W. as
.,,oved The large new brick warehouse ast paii oy
TIao & Rice was leyeIed with the ground. Ibe Isfss
nssd srehouse used BY them for storing cotton was AZ
- nonrstely destroyed and much OF the lumber w.
~ - 5.if mile The loss Of kirkman q hice sboGs
SSCno The oommodious warehouse belonging 70 =.
Iin Is also in ruins and il nearly full Of goods.
~ ~ course are much damaged The brick warehoo'o
nsea by snpeon MeAIster g. Co, was damaged 70 somS
e1eut bat not seriously The trees in the inmeds.e VI
Unity Of the bridge and warehouses were a blown
and many of them blown up by the roos inev ar
struction to timber Patton slsnd Opposite ne I
The storm was confined 20 a very narrow eo"P'''
tunstely il did not extend up in town
HoRgtD PIcTuRE o. IsrTxrrsNcE-on 80
evening one william Sullivan was arrested by 'hs a, -
epth Ward Police on the charge Of beng nun.
dery Cap, squers reports TO Chief Assa 'o~. ~. a doors
Ibi. drunken ysgsbond turned hs VIE oS;rS n her
Ia, n;,, IN the severe cold with dyng - oftcers
o.. "a .h had % 90 in thst Plghfla seA 49, "a. In,
III 81 80 90 10 the house with hsI' nc Ye - -
nLen ~ ,ss, Duriug her absence nc esa ss ,sv
gPng hh .be had bid away in the conee pt ano peh-
Iot Of things and Was seout making az e
dse W ~. as h.Id or examination by Jsstes We'd
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
ALBERT II. NIooLiY, Auctoneer ,,o,,
DOSITIVE SALE OF VALUABLE NEW-BklGh-

4 TON RR Al FSTATE-ALBERT NIC0LAY vii sell a.
setSn 90 TUESDAY March r. S'i a. Il <oelocs a. ns 0
ehss FaehabSe without rs-rve the highes; bidder
bMGhTos, The valuable frame House stJie Ane po
aSOand niusd corner Of RchmoDd Tra'e aud YORK ~
Lo; 81 feet front 50 and ~ feot Deep no
No story basement and sic 21NJi feet bur "a 1s '
throughout AID balcony in ont with S'soe sra
osse sPOn The premis.s isNS6 feet The whole 10
oer and everythR fsqule r large business eIs9 s
Ss ~ 'nsr Boarding House It is also the Poet O1cc
- Sln The ocaio0 s unsnrpassed having bea1thu
'he eors New York Bzy The srrogndi1g cOnntry ana
oe nruts yak Of the landing fronting the
be sale viii ~ psreuptoy the highest bidder - ne
so,.a topg 10 Ceh'orriA - 20 Ten<B B1oo and
- a. ons desTed q ha .itle - ini
- =" 'afthei Bsrtlcsi isrf sJpy 20 AL6ERr H EICOLAY
WA A,Sfi0nceI, Ne ( 8rCse ., n J.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
d S. HoUGB. AuCtioneer HENRY t L1EDs, Saes@sn
DEREMPTORY SALE of RICH and COSTLY

L HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Piano Forte Pier Giasecs Tso
Bps.e and Velvet Ibgrsn Three ply CMPeng rO
MORROW Ydnesasy) MoRNING at 10 ", at No 40 Zists
7h and sIh partly consisting OF several rch snG ee
t French Satin Bocsee magnificent Rose
Secretary Bookcase and co.ty Ladies' Paor Secretaries
Ad h costly woods Superior Rosewood fanofOrt
made nearly and wsrrantedi elegant
hAIbeop w Mahogany Center Pier Side Crsb ana Fancy
costly well made w Marble ttagre OF
.op,ror hnh Rosewood Essy and Lad!es Sewing Cha
costly boce and gold Toc.dss OF designs and
beautiful sso 25 yards of satin Velvet CarPotns cost
nearly q collection of and valuable
Msrbe Maute ard Egee Vases decorated and
the hshst style Of art Abastr Jewell Cases aud
Omon COcb heavy and 6oclee and Lace
Window DspeTy Coicss ele gsnty painted Shades nc s
sns but choice collection OF Laud Cams and FTt
Pbes Historical and Winter Sceoes oil aud the
tsleut the Gas Chandeliers snd Pendants in
The MshOssny aud Walnut Extension Tables IL feet
oss very superior articles China Dinner ses % pieces
Tea plain and decorated silver Ware Ivory Cutlery to-
rsiber Of Bedroom Furniture such
and Mshosapy French Gothic aud Fzsbehisn Bedstssds
s BureSus Nahspd and g ard plsiu Toilet Sets Curled
hore hsr Mstes CounterPanes Wooden Blankets Mshogany
ss Loungs &c These goods viii be sold without
Iegad 10 the Neaiher CataogDes
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
HANDSONE COTTAGE and SIX LOTS at NEW

VENNUEVBT III
III BRIGHTON J. at AUCTION -ALeEHT r. NtCOLAY
UESpAY March 8 az ~ o'clock n, the herchen's'
E,o1sIRe " Y:
= IA twOst0ry attic and cellar frame Cottage
kui style Of Archie md Elk Lots Of L-nd p
o lee situated New Brighton Staten aad FIVE minutes
sehmtoai landing The House is well finished and
contains frs lOor psfof cinnsrcom veioue panty large
pia71a front and second lor three
ned oressnroom bathroom linen press ciOsst attic
Iee and lumber colarkitohsn wash
.eryspts pantry oset large &c
The House fully situated elevation of s. feet be-
tween IN and fronting Kills end ndng plen
ED the New Bay stretching far tho Hudson
together with the surrounding country in TACT there Gao be
no more cessbe geuemsns suburban residence The
and coy dwellings which cluster around
U the Of the location The cOmHunca Jon vita
York City by boat Glwas pleasant trip at the sane 6nnn
city and about the same spaco OF time s1
ssp bond for FIVE a. cent Title
For full particulars sppy to the A1ctoneer No
Brosds N Y UIlD
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-28
IrCTI0N NOIInF-LARGE SALE of CROCK
WILSON Aacionser.
A UCTION NOTICE-H WILSON will sell by

A UCT1ON NOIICE.--H. WILSON, WI sell By
N Catalogue THIS DAY 70 o'clock all the elegant sud cost
ia house No 81 faDDondt eb acng Roe mod anf
kAogAny SuA sp-Hdd Roe. wood Piano Br.is Crpe
!e eDo Lace CusDs M4rbop Bares7- WasI
Sofa Pier Ceuer Tables costly Cbns Vase ard h'ts
v4lD sbe Oh Fsiune' Dining snd Evtenon TaOe
Mahogany Bdses1s, beet Cnrled hsr it,eae
iid China Dim snd Mahogany sofs Chairs Rock
Ovs ard Pier Glasses CfooEey vr Glasswae Cat
ii kllrk.n FDfrIlnrl. &c. Llnl