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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-31

no,t The (hildren's Aid Society % moro pfoosness
seoponic g,oua6s independsnt Of the dety wbco %
cpuuIsted cspitsi owes TO every oCmmuny 49,
4; ,st,l for without such conservative checks - -
Sor;,t, affords our Courts of Justice our HousO g
g. r,estirp COR Jslls and our State PiseOns woo'o
.o, overnos with thieves. sarroten and muSexo1p
and p,op< rty hcders would find their weakb que NJ
c,fs r ali the bodoipg vice Of this city we're allowed
20 ,;,. int, fruitful crime The Fifth avenue None.
,Ss,fore G, uld well afford to dersy al The expensss
Of our Society 80
Ths most interesting part Of the Report the Ap-
p,pdx with the simple and touching letters from these
=, d,.p Of wan. TO their bsnefac.or. Every nch man
who has family should pu, them in the Assds OF h's
children. They viii do them good.
We cannot do better than quote from the Report
which publish portion N tss AZ
rendix shows simple kindness can 90 TOT voc
rS, y.s.hopd boy or the child whom misfortune ns~ -
wre,chd and homeless goes TO auls, cou. x.s,,t. he
uet under system be not put up BY pane =.
mir ps others who - miserable sse 10y
o-e M prncped III hnseL he does not fee hussn s~
n.ber Of Al asylum. where Of the os, S"0 ,as ~.
c,r, he care can only be general and public he s
ii,f, Christian family He sits az the same taAe ~ toe
fam family school With bis ctidrni pc ssshs
are watched BY them and he WATCHES theirs
The Moruns reads the sweet story OF Ola wftn
h ht, he leaps what they hink 70 Dc psoesr
and rsbt Perhaps often hear hoa our letters tse pest
lad mbeDg the dirty cellars aid the ueys he
5bt A. orchards NE lscs and the ueen sfsss snd
the purr of bic home Soon perhaps Tor The hrs time
lis life love begias TO ercneis 'nc nte esnvy -
se a. length there somebody in the world vAs essss mr.
him What wonder Il lines the soul Of the youDe vsee
this rew plants under spnps Gun hsAs BIOS
soms suddenly wh such fair ho~ss " we 90 pes e
o.. m truly 10 pop, letters personal that we ere noe
IL liberty TO publish Them
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Nrm7lork DAILY Gribmns
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
CBILDRENs AID SOCIETY.


We have received the Fourth Annual Report Of the
Cbldrens Aid Society. The extensive operations OF
the Association among the vsgsbond street children Of
the city seem az successfu as in past years. The Re-
port divides their work into three branches toe Edo
cation, the Providing Of Labor, and the Placing OF
children N good Homes.
ISpUsrRlAL SCHOOLS.
six Ar. connected With the Society-pupils, l0N.
sours Wsra school (No Y oliver street,, $50 pupl'; e1'
IT,. German School no "A Avenue C 1872 pupils expenses
HGd,on River School mo. 24 West TwerJesh,h street,.
rive, Schoo Forrsh street Third avenue), 80
P3.,uy Church school s.snsa. Of Calvary Church, 100
pupis; Expenses. el57o IS
School Of the Home Of Industry NO ICE Wet Sixteenth
i sii.p sehpe adie. Home Mission, Five Points. 70 pa-
pills; expenses, sS6u.
ORGAN GRINDERS.
Of,he alter dsrts q. the Itssn school about eighteen
Are prls. varying from Eve 70 fifteen years Of age.
Generally they are quick in leaning, and some are
unusually co. It took only from six to twelve evenings
for some to learn the alphabet and for few the same
time to copy wen. Those who had previously never
attended any school form the greatest Dumber-thst is,
.bopt three .fouhs When the school closed in Sum.
mar come of those who cid not know even what the
Alphsbef meant we're able TO read Eoglisn words OF
fcu, or five letters, could CODY in small neat and
fiom q box, and sere acquainted win some OF the
first sritbnetlcs operstiobs. This surprising, We
consider that the numoer Of Lessons scarcely re'c,ed
fcrty-Saturdsys, Sundays, and o,her Holidays aud
some occasional evenings Of non attendance not being
included.
Nearly al of them are now boncrab'y employed ir
o,ier which perhaps they ooua not have beer
II the, hsd been left to themselves; for before th
school opened none of them thought III OF ogan-grisd
ipe Diners who able to read sre in aie way
learn how to write, and some VINO ooum only re "a and
vre In ,allsn are learning I, do 30 in Eagsh. There
are only about eighteen among the scholars who follow
the organ. giucipg vocSion
TIE sEwsBoYs' LODGING HOUSE.
During the past year the number OF lodgings and
raceirts for he same are a. follows:
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MURDER OF WoMAs AND SUICIDE o. the ov.~
DERER-Another terrible tragedy has just occurred "
Csyugs County. The ecene Of the Transaction We q
the head of Owasco Lake, and nearly opposite The
veIlkpovp tavern stand of Martin Suith. II appeors
that the parties were a by the name Of Wood, md
pir vhoee name is not given IN the employ Of fm0.
Their conduct had been somewhat singular for several
dsys 20 much 90 as to attract attention No Ws-
pici rs of foul play were soueed however and they
stemed to be on terms Of friendship. On wednesday
morning they were noticed In close ooovessasoo In tho
pantry Of the house, and few moments after while
alone, the report Of three pistol shots wss heard %
repairing 10 the spot from whence the eounde pfoeeede4
the fearful picture of murder and suicide ives DIS
covered The girl had received two woonds, which
did not produce instant death though they were pro-
noupced Moral The man had done the vort fos hio-
self more efectuslly-he died instantly. The i'm
The result Of mutual arrangement for self mmoaf.oo
but yet the causes leading to 1t are envsssPed y
mystery. .-,-,--
Within period OF ten or twelve years thst eouefy
has uYns bed list of murders Of the most cold eoo9sd
Nest family on the banks of this same besasfu -
10 fiesb in the recollection Of many. fAfhes noS,
child and grandmother fsn without mocac9
irg by The band Of the brutal assassin.
after yOoy & Fitzgerald, Of Sterling xno sn 49,
cesriy backed 10 pieces his own fssoT 80 nos..
Later still, citizen and mechanic .. AuoGn
tn IN o,svej he'd his head horribly nanglee ana
S;nrrn LIN bIocd And during the interval OF saess
o.Ppa 10 ,.nrdsr, trsnspired 10 the Ssts Phees-
a.. a. naSJler wss murdered by the Bsham boys,
' G IL vss corsummaiiog the dea'h Of he moo
aAs nn. md il now In jail waiting hisl IN NJ
S S.sa "'S' tOsweso PsAsdsun.
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IN PURSUANCE Of AZ order o. ne Su u.a 3 ~
i of ~ County Of Nov Ycrh notice y s1vy W. - IT,
60. evns ,lsans se,sust WILLIAM Kew, - :,
ty of New. York deeessed 70 Ersssnt Ne sAcs NJ =.
Or, tA~rsot 10 the sabscneer Of his once Nc e 81,
:. ,hs on, Of New York before the tts1pth ~s
.s.t-p,.e New Yorh the tvedta say q J.nsssy ss.
1s ,Ss-rs. TERENCE BOYLE Exsestef
CUPRFME COURr-COUNrY Of KINGS
- HORACE HOLDEN Executor Of the Lat w .,d y-s
,snsnt Of Rstnansl W SsufId eecess-d ssa Il fMiLI >.
GRIswOLD Admnist 81 ". go. WILLIAM ". sh A,
ssn.,,.,oy kc Of ZSehsrsh Grswoc, deceased, Co>ss
S.woIS ERIab-h J. Gris-oid Emily Gi,swo'd Jals -
un,ns, 1y.a,rie O. heron Wiih.m w. eksifs, Moss e.
40 md s~hu,l.r Skasp -Sam pons-bor Reirt -tCom
not served I'D OF the Dsens.o se1,s named fa Are
.e,ir Nh ch viii be hlri in toe ohce Ut tas C Of me
County Of HI, a. The City H, .ee Cry OF b,psyn .ed
"A .ry eory Of ycur he aid COMP On the
.nhefib-,. A. ,hsir one. No $50 Nsans, IN ths ey
t..uy days ser ths service n ~ m -
be ,ad mplsint within the time AFORESAID the son 10
~, .~ion viii sepv Cour for the relief demanded Ia
,ss rou plsint,-D,tsd Hev.York. March n, 1851
THASER ARMOUR, PiAistid's Attorneys ts Ns,.sa .
Tn. cor pls.I in ni, action Sled ~, Ma en- s>i
nsl ls.sfu TBAYER ARMOUR PlAinhss AttorreyA
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From Mr.. IracY'a Report


"E,eryhir is working hsnoniousy here and believe the
Lo6Cpa house and s popular with he boys
but the ten ptaons Of street me 70 suea eoys see .tes
IN and rduce them TO stay Many though havs M
nov n situations in the city country and 10 back
upon what has been DONE we feel encouraged i the
THE BOYS MEETINGS.
1--WE mentioned says the Report, " in our last An
nus Rep IT. that there was grea need OF meeting for
the street boys in the quarter of the city near King
and Hammersey streets but that We had not the
funds with which to procure room. The knowledge
of this came to benevolent lady who sent NJ check
for al3C which paid the yearly rent Of large room
tanned. ndsr the charge of Mr.. Macy, one of the
most useful boys mee'ipgs of the city with an attend
apce ranging from 100 TO $50 The class of boys at
tend ny is desperate one. The police, who occasicn
ally wit H. recognize large proportion 90 unpseas
antly known TO them. Yet, from the beginning, the
progress has been steady. The friends engaged now
hold there three four evening eetiogs for re
CIT son and instruction, in which pictures, singing
cheekers and lively reading form SEINE of the branches
Of education. The object being first, to attract in the
street boye from grogshops and Infamous resorts, TO
some thing and psassnt and cheerful a. these
ave; and then gradually TO bring better Influences to
bear on them. Mr.. Macy on one OCCASION on bitter
Winter day, fouOd The lock OF the room picked, and
the boys within. He accused seine Of the larger boys
They deried: No. Sir NO; it couldn't be rs, because
We was in the qu ,r+hop on The corner; We ant got no
other place 70 20 to- q"
GIRLS LODGING HOUSE, NO. q OLIVER STREET.
Number of dodgers. 65; meals shout 600. The srta-
clee Of clothing distributed amount TO about 800 for
the year.
cHILDREs TO THE COUNTRY.
There have been provided with homes and employ
nep, ,nce the formation Of the Sosiety, 2,743 Dur
ipg the last year: Boys, 372; girls, 265; men, 81;
women, Al; total, 742.
The following schedule vil show the numbers sent
TO each state, and during each month, together with
The n afionalitv
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1856.

neR.port truly says: i, 10 dificuls for dry mum
"b.rs 10 convey hs meaning, when tits said that some
"sJ hundred Of these children have been sent away to
"the county. But what velupes OF misfortune arc
"eoI nssd IN those little figures How much poverty,
"bcw much drunkenness, how much neglect, how
"msp nv sore temptations; hoS many pleasant young
"hupes shsdosed how many d,sspp tnents, how
many struggles, ho. many failures what hunxer:
"sta, weafIese what sDferipg what CRIME; what
"d,eery histories of vemen ruined, of capable msa
hr, ben BY drunkenness, Of the warfare that listed
"lope for the ehldrens sake with poverty and deet
'tufion and loneliness, until defeat came in death;
"bov much of all this sorrow and crime before even
HUNDRED such children gathered up sy strangers
" tn place them in distan, homes
The receipts and EXP enoisuree for rae year VIII ap-
pear fyou the follow ing statement, W.:
1855. January 3l-To baisnce in the Treasury a. the
close of the YeAr............ Si9o 81
1857 January 3l-To amour: received nom al
for year 10 aa:e.. 1851 80
4l2la 81
70 es,e.....,.............'... Gil, $50 IS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6l5 90
sI2I.s 81
Total receipts FOR be ending Jan. 81 lSo.. seot e
TsiA rsspts for he encIg IAE. 81 ISL. tlooi 80
sI5s7 70
Total a ., pduYts for the ysserdos Jan 81 1855 MI 70
rets for he var ,1 ana Jss ST 1857 II $50 Is
uiSo
A simple statement o. ke so1ees Aod resans O.
ore year MD se@na 20 be se.foifns as1,nen. 20 IN
oues tbs II at wealthy Ct -zeoe Of SemYofh - sop
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
SPRING EXPEDITION TO LIBERIA.


The American Colonization Society gives notice tAaS
the ship Mary Caroline Stevens will sail from BAN
more on the let, and from Norfolk on the 5:h, d Nay
next s,d will touch at all the ports in Liberia APp'i-
cations for freight and cabin and Storage passage
,hould be made immediately at the Colonization Once.
1t is not designed TO take in any freight At Norfolk;
the ship win only touch there for passenger and thsr
luggage.
NAVAL.
The United States steam-fngsts Wabash steamed
from her anchorage ct the Nsvy-YWd, yesterday
morning. and anchored opposite the Battery, where she
will remain until selling orders are received.
DISASTER TO THE SHIP PENNSYLVANIA.
KEY WEST, March 2l.-The Spanish Schooner st.
Johns of Havana arrived at this pOr: this morning, and
reports having, on the 10Th ns fallen In with tho ship
Penney lvanian Of New.York, at aocher in thirteen
fathoms water with mssts cut away and decks two
feet under water. The ship was about one-tAka Of
mile from Dog Rocks, and no person on board. Tho
Captain reports her vessel ne,riy new, with foil
cargo of cotton. He took from her bead boards ssd
some other trAng articles. She appeared but shsst
time abandoned-most Of the wrsckers have gone
10 her.
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

-
M KENNEDY Of RoAbury h: discovered p one q %
pasture weeds remedy that cures LIVELY kD q
BE hss ted II in over eleven hundred cssss nd a
except In two cases. both thunder husf De 20 no.
possession hundred certificates Of ts vsue q wnn
Two bottles warranted to nursing .ore mouth.
One TO three bottles viii cure the worm una d p"S~
Two to tire. bottle. will eI..r the system Of soa.
Three to I've bottles are wsnssd the vsss esss d
6n. to two bottles are warranted IN s.nos = ~
Two bottles .ss vau.n,ed russ.s Of the en- -
slotehes among the hair.
-Four to sz bottles are warranted to cure eo"up' sno "n
One bottle Win cure seLy eruption Of the shin
Two three bottles warsnsd 70 cure The Yer" sass
wo Of tire. bottles A.. v..nssA 70 cure most sss,ss
Three to four bottles ~. vs,.nssd to ssltrhsuH
Pive eight bottles VII the worst case q ssIefaA
an i...s5s .poons cSIdr.a o9 ys
sht yeaIs ssspoonfu A. directions cen y sppsosHs
g: ss'cfs M AISSID' '''' persona
10 BE USED IN CoNNECT!oN WITH
70. IsrLAnnA1,os AID HunoI o. ,HI EYES ~ ~
nsdiAte relief yea viii apply on linen re- vhse eof1
SoS seALD HAD you win cot As.r Of me sassssd p.
ssply the Ointment freely aad JOG vn ses the @V'0vsn~'
Ion SALT Rn.un rub ven in onen y es1ssrssnt
Pol BcALRs on n hfamed surface, yos wiR rug ~
your hearts content win give you such real como" ~
you eAnAot help wishing well 70 The inventor
Boa Scans. These commence By thin scna na'a oos4
through the shn coon hardening On the surface 100
Yoa w apply he Ointment hssy ~ % -
rub II in a,
Pon soas Lees -hh common tisssss, MORE e ~
generally suppossd; tie skin purple covered VIA 49,
md fch<s Ltoeraby, sometimes forming runnms Ole
NV isys but you nast Keep With iAs Ons"sas sn Ne
Tss InI Pm: nd ips.n.soa. 70. Vii tssa,'
wiz Ffve immediate relief 100000.
This Ointment agrees wiA every AesA, I'd w. m"s"~
relief In every shin djsease 6esh V hssr TO-
fhce 80 cents per boz. - v.-
Manufactured ~ DONALD KENNEDY 10 y ""e>'
Roxbury, Mass- -. ~sA
1o sale By svssy Druggist the usissA ss's'' s'a s.''
psovntea.
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Z. 2. HALLIDAY Auotioneer.
CNTEAM ENGINE MACHINERY FIXTURES

- ke.-E C HALLIDAY will sell at auction on TUESDAY
Mach 81 57 ct 10 O'Clock the premises. the entire A
GHlNERY FIXTURES &C. eontanedin the large Dsthery
Noe III and Ils comprising steam Engine 10 morse
psver. plete running order, and Boilers ex~s sse
sesIy aiIse Hydraulic Presses large ess IRON Oyn
t<fs; large Hydraulic Steam Pump; ! hand do; large
vrcosht hon C:s Drum. and Gesrios sts Tubs copper
worms Do1ber with Cooks &c large copper WAFER
beer aud Yt Pumps and Cor Side Lstbea ross ana
Shading Receivers vs Leach Tubs copper Hesers Iroc
Cart FsD-sses Platform Scales Iron Safe $50 feet e1trs
bick ipdss Rubber Hose kc Catalogues may be bad " the
s6ee q the Aaetoneer, No. 4 Wsu-st 500
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THIS DAY Tuesday, March 81, at lO1 O'Clock,
S~e.roon. Nos Is and Is Psrkrow opposite the Aso
Eens eboice and desirable stock Of substso,s H made
CABINET FURNITURE, rosewood Piano Fores, French
plate Pier and Mantle hrrors Oh Paintings Clocks Silver
PLACED Ware &c Among TIE stock Of Cabinet will
Be- kprd sod rosewood Paror Suites rich
s sh,ee eocrsa boese's and n.s shy carved rosewood
BILE Center and Pier Tse-s; Esctorrs Beaaf,ts,
Boz kexes lined with satin God Sidebosrd Work
tab.ss Hsssnds Gothic and Ella sbehsn style Of Chairs
sSspiso for balls end libraries ss carved old
Chsnbe Furnture marble TOPS cost S75 OAK Dping
Fsrnhure en- suite covered In figured ost Lounges
Tte Tsses Easy and YOltre Chairs Roctsu ten rchly
teorsee ensmees Chamber suiies complete with marble
tsps mahogany and rosewood Chamber Furniture 10 suites
Bsieb together with va-,y Of plain FarDiture. with whos
he sale ~ Catalogues morning Of sale Goods
eAI be pseksd the premises for shppias
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THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-
i TON for BOSTON and PROvIDDNCE-lnsnd route
delay change ofczs OF baggage. carrying the Eastern
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt. Joel Stone. and
c. VANDERBILT Capt W. H Fraser connection with the
ston and Providence and Boston and Providence Rail-
roads leaving NewYork daily Sundays excepted nom PEG
No North River first wharf shove Battery place o'clock
pm snd stonpson $3.50 % on The Arrival Of the NAV
trsin which leaves Boston st $3.50 %.
The C. VANDERBILT from New-Yoft Mondy Wednes.
day aud Friday From ss0ningon, Tuesday Thor'dss and
The PLYMOUTH ROCK New York Tuesday, fAnr.dsy,
and Saturday From Stounston Monday Wednesday and En-
az proceed from s.onins.oo per R.lro.d to Prou
denee and Boston, in the Express Mail Tram, reaching ,d
psee several Of these By other route .nd 10
ample for Ill the early morning lines connecting NORM
and East Passengers remain board The
sn;oy ushtp rest undturbed bsAkstins desired, and
leave stopinetop the 7ts train for ProvStence
Bassase accompanies the steamer and Am tAToush
each way. 49,,
North River or at the ONCE No. 10 Battery place
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD Com.
N PANY's ExPREss-GExEnAL OTyIcs, No. IT'S Broad
V.v n Y-The New.York and Enc Railroad Company AZ
W." n. D. RICE, sup't lApFess.
D. O. McCALLun. 0sesrsi suv~rintendsat
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order o. the SURROGATE =.
ofthe County Of NevYork notice nSfeoy 800 -, 90,
o. NewY, conIec,ionsr deeessed TO .seb. tne n,e
yenehsIs hereof the .ubscrserA a ne ~ VII 90 a.
before the sxth day Of Assn.t s<xt.p.isS - ~
lawsnTss T. D. BLACK, Asmsnsasin1-
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Gown SNAKES While several negroes bsse.fH
M stlby we're engaged in clesripg Up % oso
.;,us,ed in the upper port.n Of Liberty Eosey, -,
sr.x lto On about ur acres Of the hes1 t~ssoee
III snnkes ard one moc.ss;n snake Some Of we
fr.t menroped we're Of lSgs size This 't'y y
yueoted for a. true.
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n, ,,<x ov rus IypkSApoLIs. PirrssvseH AHp CLEvsl
LAsp r. r. Co IspiApApolIs. Mach n, lsS. !
INTEREST NOTICE.-The Semi Annual Intex.
%, falling In the City Of NewYoh day NJ
APRIL re1i 90 the INDIANAPOLIS AND BELLEPJy-
TiIrE R.R co g INCOME BONDS and the INDIANAPO
LIS PITTSBURGH and CLEVELAND r. co.'s SECOND
MORTGAGE BONDS. PER CENTS viii b. paid 90 ana
sfsr that date, al the Office of WINSL0W, LANIER Co.,
No 50 WslLst- Presentation 81 the proper Conpona
Signed, THos II. SHARP rreasurvA
OYricE OF TIE PIrrsBussH, FosT WAYsE, AVID CHicA-(
so r. r. Co PIrTssuRGH, March p, 1857 !
INTEREST NOTICE.-The SEMf-ANNUAL
INTEREST kllins dae in the City OF New York, the
first day April 1857 tie PANIED securt. will be
paid and AZ dse the Office Of WINSLOW LANfERk
Co 50 WAst OF proper coupons
OHIO AND PESNsYLVAN1A X r. COMPANY IN
CONE BONDS. per eeufs.
MORTGAGE BONDS. 7 per cents
FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO r. r. COMPANY RE AL
ESTATE BONDS per
isisn.dl GEO DARSIE, Treasurer.
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49, ByBnxsv H. LsEos Co.
NAIUABLE ASSORTMENT. Of CABINET

v FURSlTUaE-on TUESDAY. March 81, ADD WEDNsS-
DAY April at loi O'clock esch day. No sos brosdwy
erpss thstsn sde order for easom sales consisting
81 parker suits covered green and sod three green crimson
sh erocses alec su's In mas plush and hair
cloth, Cisco r,chly carved Co Tables Arm and
synr chlrs IN morocco rosewood E,ssees ~ pas
6ss., 6c WAdrobs Dressing Tables and Bureaus, Wort
1ahss carved Bsdsesds, srey Tsbss and Cbsr conner
ktA Boz osses Secretaries, cane sea. Bullets Coocoes
Hat kssks Ssvns Stands csnes~st Cbsr Towel Rack Ex
a ,,oh Tsbss aud large assortment Of otesr furniture To-
cod,nt etnpste sus 10 mAnossny bseh wloDt sod OAK
Dvty syos warranted be q the best mstes ale and
SoIhnanshp Can be sIamued any time bcbre the ssL.
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DISASTER TO TIE SHIP PENEsTL
From Our Own Correspondent

From Our Own Correspondents
FIRE Island, March Is, 1857.
To-day, about 3 p m, the oyster sloop 6iubad, or
tuns burden, of Jerey City, bt ind to Patchogue,
L. l., with small lot of furniture IN her hosd, came On
shore south of the Lighthouse at this place. Both the
bottom and the .Ioop will probably 90 to pieces Tho
men were moving to Pstchogue for the purpose Of
planting oysten- .I
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y md GENUINE ARTICLE.-As . Spring purifier Of the
blood and general tonic for the system, stands unrvsed
acting simultaneously upon the stomach ocws: hdneys
duct, Of unhealthy seceions and senty stimulates while
dnfrcts a. EXP from the stomach and bowels all that
irritating until they eeansed and restored 70 sosno snd
healthy condition. 1900. - - =, a..
Fulton-st. New-York.
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RUSSELL w. wEsrcorT, AuctioDeer:
r ARGE SALE Of Splendid HOUSEHOLD

IL FURNITURE, TO-MOhHOW tWc'kesukyb ~ lv1
eoloel contained No l52 West 2lst between 7th
end 9Th avs Purchasers want Of superb Furniture
ssr examine the catalogue which can be obtained
JOHN vOGT Co.'S. No 50 Johost, near william There
everything in this house adapted 70 costly and issaonAoy
furnished redence all VI which will be absolutely sold with
sut reserve immediately TO secure whicn
deposit will be required OF purchaser The furni
In Psriors consists of: -
double suite Of rosewood Psror furnture
Elegantly carved covered IN crimson aud maroon Satin With
sp covers made but month"; full suite richly carved
epvered gold snd green suite do pieces covered
carved with Embroidered cever
ard stool three Pier and Mantle Mirrors rich frames
and baes sk dsmssk, and soe Curt.ns gold boIdered
ebsoes superb rosewood msIbetop Etsgeres lined with
ssspwos mirror doors rasewood Center Sofa and Per
Tables, French Escoire satin dsmssk Turkish
hsrs ~h Lounges Divsus 10 mstch rch Enssn tapes
try Cspes Velvet Rngs elegant italian marble Clock With
costly collection Of Sevres and Dresden China
Saosry Bropzes and magnificent Paor Adornnens
including Of choice and valuable PAnnes ON canvas
and sope~r English Ormou Chsndeiers with all
ne Gas Failures in the house The library dining ROOM and
chamber ch carved rosewood
Buesu. Bedsesds marble Wsshsts,ds, rosewood sne IN
superior rosewood Secretary Bookcase, Carpets
yosev God So Chairs Oval Mirrors lovsd and Caoinet
Chars sgant Mattresses and Bedding Lbsy Bookcase
splendS MAHOGANY Extension Table Nth large and costly
v.rety of silver Sets Spoons Frks Selves Fruit Baskets
ke Cut Glass magnificent ivory and silver cutlery
with Isse qua supe Chamber AID other FURNITURE
ard basboo not mentioned In this savef
The sale viii BE- positive. without ressd To weather
O Eenrine lpl O'Clock precisely In the d. ing ROOM inme
Sistsiy after which the PsIor Furniture will be cold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-31

OFFICE BELLEToKrANE AHD INDIANA Il Co,
CLEVELAND, Ohio. March q, 1857
INTEREST NOTICE.-The SEMI-ANNUAL
INTEREST hlns due in the City Of New York toe lst
day Of April 1857 the Cd Mortgage Bonds Of THE Company
sso on The Bopds the MARION and SHELBY COUNTIES
ATE, tbst date at the Office Of WINsLOw LANIER Co.,
No. So Wall street. presentaon Of the proper Coupons
Signed, j. NJ. TOWNSEND, Sec'y.