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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-14

NEW ILLUSTRATED JUVENILE WORKS.
II APPLETON : 90. 2t1 Broad roy, publish this day
~. Tic fouib Historical Git Christmas New Year
Birthday present continuing familiar descriptions Of
Civil Military aud Nava by the old English chrou
icess Ffoissart Moastrclef Also. the History Of
Joan Of Arc ana her times. by NJ. Evans, illustrated
With forty engrsvuss IN cioh price - p, gilt
edges - -
Georges Journey to he Land OF Heppnes5-iranslatec
from the Frencbtiustr1.cd with Is co!cred plates cloth
= cts
The Travels and FSrsor1inary Adventures Of Bob the
SqUrrellustrGed with - cuJret eugrsvings, by eni.
price IN cts
The Cbilt's Fayorte GIN fo- the foung-by lady
illustrated with ,evera coloreG plates; price 02i cts
The Firc-iJe story Book-hv Maria Edgeworlh-yyiih
numerous illustrations price ~
u y. Co. have f3r sale great variety Of Juvenile
works suitsbl. - children Of All a.es. di4 2u-
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BELow,-A ship, bark and brig
General Noti1es.

Ship Southport Charleston and others. Wind !"
The bark Edwin i srill ashore.
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b. u. NASH, AucuOneer-Store l3s FutoEst
DECEIyER'S SALE OF BUrCHEk5' STALL
IltYIll be FRIDAY, Dec lz:h AZ y GeloeA a. w
Merchant. Exchange, Uy order Of Eden = JsSap,s -
cesyef In CAaDcery The effects Of Jacob EnhIe AM
Horn IN favor Jota Moadiager, al the nghI 9 -
iLteres OF Jacob kqh!e IN sIa known a. no =, y,
Iu.rnn Mhrxet. ot1S--
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- EAGLE TAVERN, ALBANY, y. Y.-rhc
IA public generally, that they have succeeded r. + Sue
yens ESQ propGstor5 u the above vel tn0wn house.
and prepared accommodate; all those WHO may favor
with thes patronage with large and wei iurnshed
AID airy rooms. l1si-tfl DoBBS BLAKE.
"a FOR SAl.E-A six story brtck store ard lot in
2a MadeG-laue Liberty 81 i've story stores and
A iots N Wii1In--L Csdsr--t i've story stofrs
Coolest Apply to ANTHONY J. BLEECkER,
dlilw Auriouesr, broad-sl
s- FOR SAIE-Thr three houses aud lot. situated on
E4 tsrrns apply to ]. HENRY Ferris,
Dated June 3, 1916, P-rhsEsl, y T. or
I-8 2agisG GEO. P. NELSON. Wai.L
So HOUSE WANTED-Part OF House, consisting
OF basement from this lime 10 tue
A iir. Of May, Location below Canals Letters adj
dre.--d B C. Tribune ofce Will BE- attended 10. dlk as
81 VALUABLE FAR,! IN arysnt for Stle-Th-
farm owned by The aIe Harha!ah Bal .ltrAteo
he Frederick Tump.k- mirs norb CT ROCKVILLE
tar. 2o woodland, we'll "stered, and me who.s
In good fence The buildings consist Of iafgs G"eIHs
mouse and otter o5nDusrs &c 4AHo nas poep
undergoing improv-nr for the past NE years 11e
ieul sie4i grain and viii GOV cut o IONS oi ay
sid well worthy the attention OF n9fhern a'hSf1 AHe
above PROPERTY viii be sold log. and portion Of NE puf
en-. money may remain on bond agf mortgage oF e,n
ofy-ars Apply 10 GEO. IRELAND, n HasssH,sL ~.
= $50 50 s r.
"a FOR sALE-rhe mag it.cenL Country Seat Of The
Lorlar. Esq. consisting Of over - acres
-- Of Land. iyrg between Harlem and AsnnsttznvilIe
ard .zning The u country seal
IN THIS vicinity Apply 70 ANTHONY j. BLEECkEh-
cl, ~ AnctoEeer, broHf-ut.
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THE ROSE, OR AFFECTION GIFT,

THE ROSE, OR AFFECTION 5 GIFT,
DOR ED APPLETON { co. publish on ruesday-
L The Ro,e, Affection Git, for lGT-etiied by Emf
" Sfar-a illustrated With 10 slee engravings elegantly
bound price = -
The Ro.-, 81 l. respectfully submitted 10 an II.
duI cent public with heaty wishes merry Christmas
happy NrvY.a. 20 I'll - patrons Eftyaet from
JUST IMPORTED
The keepsake for i3l7-ediied by Lady Blessington;
srieHddly illustrated bound IN crimson ak price 50
The Book Of Besuy, trr s4T-eded by Lady BLESSING
TOM bound blaze silk and sp-nddiy lu>trH price g.
Tie FOrgetfe-NOt Tor t8+7-ecIted b. r. Shobrrl;
beautifully illustrated price =. dli 2tis
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-, HEHIF't SALE.-By ri5Is ut 4 WIT c E-rl iacla-
= 10 me- directed ana delivered Will expose 10 sale
Monday 25h day January l2i Al u O'clock " AT The
v..lbulc Of the Cy Han IA the City OF New Yoa. al The
rght title ard interest OF Berisnin N Suiwell William
L REYNOLDS and z " Sherwood which Iley had on ire
seventh day OF July 1915, or a. any NE s:ervsrd Of IN
snd 70 al certain lot piece parcel 81 ground IN
the buildings thereon erected situate, lying ard being IA
the Fifth Ward OF City OF NeSY ORR, known and dis
tirg1;.het a. No 80 thirty Lspenardsrre and bounded
and described follows Beginning 81 p1iH; ~ the
-outhery side OF Lisprn.rc street distant -y feet
from the south westerly Of Church aud LispeGgd
streets and rarHing thence Westerly along Lisp-nsrd
street nineteen feet Hence -osery seventy feet hence
css-rv nineteen feet. AMI cace uorhery y-nne feet
n inches to The place OF beginning VITA h- sppur,snan
ces aefrqnto belou iug orin anywse apPeraining-Da
led New-York, December II, 1917 -
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SRW LINE OF PACKET

aaS ,. .oe s.vorlue p.e4e..sip LIVERPOOL iloe
loa. 5urtEea Capt Ear.dss W. sifjoSs
- ,a,.n Can't Co6b all sail on Saturday, Dec.
a lsr regular Toe .ceosodaaca. o. Tho sooys
.nP roas.,d Tnose N:snias " secure befIhs should
@ ~ % mae immediate application OF bosFd tae aap,
20. A ". L J. 7. IArSCOfT, 60 SoutsssL
:" I'd door below Burlns siip.
Tn, LIVERPOOL VIII sail frons Liverpool on .ls 9Th
s.rrary sid The SIDDOSs use llth Persons wishing
=, Ind or fn-ads have tEe.n broasht IN hsss
ma gnfc-nt any 81 the regular line upon reason
an. t.ruta ~ applying above, dH
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P1LEsrINIERNAL o. EXTERN

rvr Emannting from reCl.a. Phy-icisr, poct. ~
coLpSgYS SPECIFIC be used wiz confidence IS
az internal remedy pleasant take sa3 perfectly safe in
tie delicate male or female, can be proved
BY reference OF our frsi citizens Once los Mas
sau-st- y. York.
Acencies-Lsdes' Depository 90 Broadway; B-ooklJu
Mrs HAYS lS9 Fulfon-st. rSo irliseod
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pysIr. ciles.- lectures on social Lifc.-Tl

fcIfh Lecture OF Tbs Course will be given he Suyve
san institute Tuesday evening Dec Is. AZ = o'clock
Sub'ect-' Public Opinion" Single .-cses 20 SAINT
sdv gentleman ~ be had a lie coor q TIE
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Buarnlrq.

NATIONAL aoTEL-5oAaDERS
" 5 Cgri-:a6-s;.
FFT rom 1r Borders, either families or single zsn-
y tlerEsn can he accommodated - he Hstocal Hotel
No Cor,.zrd--t Ihe rooms bei1g pesssnLy si!latet
srf every cantor provide By ) z, y KITS
Gl412c 10. , Co5t-Eri-st
DOARDISCI-yv.1ied By .odaz man n small pr
ID -zte f-aI- OF religious habits o N eet, Ee-iee
where there aye few borders breakfast
aud ia OF H. bos-t The room must ssve couverecces
for are Location above Houston End west Of L. Row
~ Communications addressed Iheis- a. tls oace Of
This paqer Viii nee; with due stenon References
changed az u
pOARDINt,.-Tyvo or three single gs-tisrcen car 5e
Esccoumoislej with boar s7d peas1l; Toou, OF the
secouc door a. - - How = orookTu-e-, hs1 I've 1ia
uies' walk frO-a The Futon Ps--y. III S.
DOO1!S TO LET, with foil OF P'rtia board. IL he
II r1Gse Of small g.nteel family neaF Brosd~sv Z
ak.r-si a-rsea5e persons. with suitable reference.
The rooms will b.. ere together separate rsasous.
bic terms I1duire 70 SO Walkers az lr--
-INCLE GENTLEMEN can be accormot4 iet
- vr.h fun .he rooms hoard, Ivy early application
AZ - EHzabeihst References given and required dii ST.
SIhSTED-fa the 5th Ward. i'ro unfinished rooms.
~ WIKI board fU- gentleman S-i b. VIE Address
G. {. ". Tribune Office 1l+ lv-'
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II. II. LEEDS, Auctionecr.
TIFFANY, YOUNG & ELLIS

VIII sell \ AUCTION ON TUESDAY AND wtDSEspAr,
Dec i5th and 10th. al No PSI Broadway
orreriy occupied BY MSssrs l. T. Stetrtpt Co. hs
-r md eLs yap,t collection
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U Win CousumpIives LONGER delay 70

themselves OF medicine 20 valuable q he SOUTHERN
BALM Dr. Gordon OF Fort Covnson, says that he cured
lsdy with less than bottle o: S5VrHEsS BALM who
exhibited eyGry symptom Of Consumption, and who had
TIED 81 the advertised remedies IND most OF .e physicians
in her reishboEhooG sHd himself among me rest wiihoU.
success
These might De multiplied 70 great number. We
truly say, ihs, Il IS The universal testimony from our
AgeEts For farther particulars call the Agents and
crive Treatise on Consumption. Sc--;eEether with
Certificates &c
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HF THE LANDING OF COLUNtSUS-Ths Exhbi-
ouoH OF ;ais National Painting viii positively close
or Tuesday. the lSth us- Conner Broadway srG Leon
ari-.: AiuuSace - csats Season iic Sets "a cents
ri- Inns.
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WM. q. JONES Aaeaoueef ,,t,.,
ID dey pee d. ls+ a. 10 1cock a. The fore 81 80.
g.rsoli Co No ~ Pesri-sL 90 cases, ~,
and desirable ..4oftneni Of Boots, Shoes ace
All. tor N. Southern, Western and cIy desHIs-
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C'OUGH REMEDY lor COUGHS COLDS, kSTH-
= MA. WHOOPfNG COUGH, and MI DISEASES OF
The LUNGS and CHEST. ManufsctuEed aId sold al No.
651 Water ScHuhEe ana by he authorised Agents
for lie City Of NeS-York W Bry ant, broadway,
Wn-hiu 4tcu place; Bushtoa Co. liG Broadway, and
Aston House; $ani- w liau, cor. Fuon.sti Dr. Bus
teed, 53 Third avenue; !. l. CGddmgion, Hudson coT
Spring Cburchs Di-p-usary, Bcwery. cor Sp!ln-st,
r. V Bu=h g! Rarclaj ttt- MsrsE. Ah Ch-rry-st;
Dosner Son. SO P-arl-sL; Lyons 40 Grandst and
Mrs Scrhner SIS resrsi. tli lml--
l. NOW ALL PERSONS, that Franklin Moore. my
IN hHs len this place sithOut my know edge or con
sent Therefore forbid al persons hsrhoriH- or trust
= 81 MnORE
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~ ah shed IN $500 Persons about decorating iht "
houses tie holiday woU!1 do well local and examine
one OF the peul.d assormeDts o! painting ever col
lec,ed IOgeier al. psuiedhy artists OF 4cnoVv-dEed rep
utatiou ard safely lay cannot be equati IN he
country aud VIII be od =; vsry small adNsnee on III"
ORIGINAL cost, Trimmings OF all kinds al manufacturers
prices Artists win always fGd employment sns' oau
nss.d BiRTOL i ORMSBEE
I SffI,v Importers and Manufacturers.
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WtNT-, BOYS ND NIlINTFN4
s'AStIlONABLE CLOTHING at very low prices,
Cvhuesale and resil,l and thu largest assortment in
any on, store In the citv o. }ms'
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TJSTER AND POaiPTON

Z iron Works, Sauyeftle- n snd ms compton lion
Works Pompion, y. j. are 10 tai! operation
Orders Tor round square, M band scroll and hoop iron
will be promptly executed on applcaiiCaiO
ma lyyi. JOSEPH TT OK ERMAN, 90 " esl-s.
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Police Intelllwenco.


MARCH a. Grand Laresny-Mary Ann Dean and Sa
rah Goodby two Water street girls were arrested by
Ocer Blanchard of the 4th ward yesterday afternoon
for robbinG xaor by the Of John BedeM of SAL
Jack appears, induced to accompany these girls
into little in the Of Tommy Doyle's No. 3l0
Water street. wherein Of them stole from his panta
looms pocket the above sum- and made of The officer
succeeded In recovering S27 Of the stolen
money Justice Dinker committed them for examina.
ton
Seduction ead Marriage Under this head. noticed
In Mondays Herald the elopement and marriage OF Hem
retta Cruise with Irishman, her fathers
the time of the elopement, at Keyport, New Jersey Mr.
Cruise followed them on to this city, and caused his
daughter be arrested the charge Of insanity, after
their marriage, and placed in the Tomb Yesterday
morning habsas corpus was procured, and HenIetts
brought forthwith before Justice DAILY, when upon
hearing the and taking the testimony Of soverai
ply clans, who decided she was insane, the
Judge ordered her to be taken to the Bloomtngceis
Lunatic Asylum The husband, on hearing this deer
sion, the outside Of the judges CHAMBERS and
feeling much afflicted at this sudden separation, manag-
ed to Chamber up of the windows which opens into
the Judges ROOM and there took fond embrace Of his
wife the window sill, to the amusement OF the
bystanders Henrietta ID safely lodged in the Asy
m at Boomingdale. and thus ends this whole affair." at
least for the present.
Smuggling Cfoth-Henry Feeny and William Hall.
arrested yesterday by policeman Plumer Of the LIST
ward for smuggling two pieces Of English CLOTH on
shore from one OF the packets Locked up Tor examH
nation by Justice Drinker
Petit Larceny.-John Doyle and William Murray were
arrested for stealing piece Of smoked beef belonging
Henry Closen Of Chryse and Bayard streets
Locked up by Justice Taylor.
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Vice ChanceliOr's Court.
Before Vice Chancellor McCoun.


MAacH 24-John L. Laurence, vs.. Beach Lawrsnce ct
as-I this injunction granted to restrain
the defendants from collecting the rents Of certain pro-
perry which was covered by certain morgagep, and
receiver duly appointed to collect this rents mo.
ton made to dissolve the injunction The mduer
not to be very important now the property re-
naming produces only 5000 annual rent His honor
said that the equity Of tho bill far denied that he
would direct order to DO entered dissolving the In
junction.
Charles a. Jockson, W. Simeon Losee-In this case IN
attachment pray for against the Defendant nst for
alleged violation Of Injunction; and secondly Tor
signing consent, he was required to do Dy tho
order OF the Chancellor His honor thought that there
not sufcient evidence to adjudge the defendant
guilty Of violating the pjunction but he to the
conclusion that he bound to sgn the consent drawn
up by order Of the Chancellor refusal to do 20 s viz
tualy contempt of Court and his honor ordered him
be committed until he signs the consent, and that he
pay all such costs his refusal to do 20 has
motion made for attachment against the desn.
dant for not executing assignment II was adjudEed
be contempt Of court for not executing the assign
ment and the attachment therefore granted This
order however was not to prejudice the rights Of MS
wife, or her children by former husband.
Mary Kennards vs. Borbors Scott ct als-ln Tins case
motion was made to appoint q receiver The dnicuNy
from the construction Of the will Of the husband Of
tho plaintiff and the question in dispute was whether
property. She claims to have a right to one third
Of the property besides her dover. The defend
ants, on the other hand claim that she s only en-.
titled to onehird Of the property in lieu Of her right OF
dover. His honor thought it was doubtful she WAS
entitled to any more than third and receiver ives
appointed he could not give her any more He there
FORE ordered that the pray the petitioner 10 denaed
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More or tho Frcshets.

From the Bangor WING, March AL
The weather is now foggy warm and muggy, and sat'
ing and at this place where the usual sbb and now j.
about dozen feet. does not escesd three feet Of
gin to be entertained Of great freshet We hear this
morning. that the bridge spanning the river at Oldtown
IL. ice and rcsS.t We hsvs no PARTICULAR but credit
the story a. We know that the bridge was in
From the Haverhill Gazette.l
East BRADToap March ls.-Last Sunday hight renew.
ed the scenes Of March g. lsls with appropriate add
MOVE and crowd upon the Sa lay : os most
Of the time till about O'Clock in tho morning when the
s, S Is. s.S DOE e.. BEND Ia
the river near Mr. 0reenoughb the ice was showed up
the shore near 60 feet above low water mark. II
Ferry 10 Curriers' shoals. From this time the watsr
rose gradually during the day. making the whole rise
Ia. ~. ~st 'p1
cipa! floor in the dwellings Of Moses Cole, T. y.
Hardy !. Co., T: Hopkinson Urish Hopkinson.. John
ed the cellars or Easements Of Bepjsmin Parker,
Day Mitchell. william 0rihhth. Jun. Widow Daniel
Parker, reter Mitchell, Daniel Hardy, T. Green
ough, william oresnoush end Stephen rarksr. II
from four to nne inches deep in the stores Of Spot
ford and Page =. and 7. osesnoush and Stephen Par
phen Parker Boats passed freely most Of the day, from
opposite my house to the Chain Ferry. also from Ste
laid in the road and unlosded the bank opposite T. and
T. 0reenough's The wster wss nom twelve to htsen
inches higher than in March 1878 which was th.n high
Element Of the town Il did some damage to buildings
fences and trees and fell away between and In the
evening. leaving many traces Of its ravages and piles
Of ice, much Of which from one to two feet thick
which will be worth looking 1t for weeks to come he.
mains Of buildings, bridges and fences were scsttered
among the ice and many might be seen on on the
ice the middle Of the river TO crafty curos
n.y. secure the wrecks The roof and other parts Of
barn mp and brought 10 the shore here, and
Little River bridge from Have rhl lay Carlston's
Crek oil day; and seen at work upon H. Pro-
badly few living will ever see the river ut an equal
height Ns
In Athoi, about hfty feet Of the new dam recently
erected by Mr. Lyman Kendall across Miler's river,
Just above bridge between the centre and lower vii
sgss, was swept away, and channel cut between
the bridge and canal on the South side The bridge
self was much damaged, and rendered impossible II IL
could Be approached. portion Of the centre Of the
factory bridge below was also carried away and the
factory dam moro or less injured A barn, standing
upon the banks Of the river below the factory dsm,
carried down stream. Some damage done on The
Housatonc by the rsshet. but serious losses The
paper min OF Owen and HuSiburt, go Lee lost foom
a ebeut 80 feet In length .aa ,14e
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Sporting Intelligence

Foor RACE AT CHAaLEsToN.-1'ne foot race between
nst the Wsshington Coarse according " appoint
ment jackson accomplished the ardueus task Of l04
miles In the hour. The following 10 the time Of sacn
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LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.


CHANGE OF HOURS
TRAIN6 Run AS FOLLOWS,
Commencing ON Monday, September 18th, 1915
Leave New Yosk--n o'clock, A. N, Boston Train for
drcenport, daily. Sundays excepted stopping
1 FsImngdale and 81. Georges Manor.
Lcave Hrookyn-At " A. for Farming dale ntermed
ate places. daily Sundays excepted, and on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, through
:. . 70 0reenport and intermediate places.
atlP M for Farmingdale and intermedste
places, daily, Sundays excepted
Leave 0feenportboston Train, at4 O'Clock, +. NJ,
the arrival Of the steamer from Norwich,
oaiy, Sundays excepted, stopping 1t b.
Georges Manor and Farmingdao.
at3o'clock, A. NJ; Accommodation Train,
. O Mondays, WEDNESDAYS and Fridays.
Leave Srningdaietor Brooklyn 81 o'clock A NJ, and
II NJ, daily, Sundays excepted
Leave Jamaaca-kcr Brooklyn, o'clock, A. NJ and ~
.n M. daily. 5andays excepted Ears to
bedford centsi East New York 13k; Race Course in;
rrotf ng Co1ns len Jamaica 81 Bushvle Slk Hyde Euk
HH:%D..ssd snnsI nst Garlic Place q; Wsabury 4;
!. Suffolk ssssos @; Lake Ks.d Station lex; M.dicrd
sSna AZ sa JaHespSE s,x M.ttssaeL Ok Cut
6ssenposs s. ssss.n Iran b. ssnp0n' Acea dal. 10
Stages readiness the arrival Of Trains several
70 take psssensss low Fares all the
6assass Cte viii be z readiness the foot Of Whitehall
neet receive Baggage for several Trains minutes
Iore the hour Of starring from the Brooklyn side.
4hs Steamer Satesman leaves for Sag Harbof
swiee each day ths arrival Of the Brookya
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Circulation. Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Evsry day. rnes PR copy
~ = ps sN aip9vp%ruPsy,sls in sdvsncss p az .,.
pr eogyI$3l1H cent. Per annam-payable in advance
ApVEkTISEMENTS as The usual priess-always eash
PRINTING Of al kinds sxseutsd with beauty and dos
70 All letters or Communications, bv mail, addressed 70
the establishment post paid the postage wild be
dedcctsd from the subscription money RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor Of the
Nrw YoRK HKRALD EsTA uHAxKH,
Sss ~nvu ~ Gwtor and Nsssap tves
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Mxr.ArcHor.y SuIcmR.-The BODY of an unknown

MELANCHOLY SUICIDE. The body Of an unknown
young woman, Of decent appearance, clad IN plain
mourning oi ordinary texture found In the dock Of
Fine street. early sunday morning. hef shawl We
ter were her bonnet containing her breast pan and gloves
needle case pair Of scissors, and tailors AAmbe-
ltkswlse pOte containing the words hasten 70 join
them IN hseven-7 The unhappy female, as Tar a. We
could learn wes not up TO is hour last night posi-
lively nentined, but was believed to be widow who
lew months ogo lost her husband, to whom she bad
been maifies ouy short time and also her child Her
gist was and she sought dcsth release
iron her wo She evidenty obtxaned her livelihood
BY sowing, snd y y Thought committed The nsAnchey
act - she IVES rsturnp8 IRON her work Saturday night
Philadelphia sdm<riesn.
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JAcxssr's Trsr.

NEBRASKA TERRIroRY.-We learn from several
sources that Maj. Harvey has succeeded in negota-
ting with the Kansas Indiana for their lands containing
about millions Of Of the richest and most de-
sirabe In this territory The Pottawatamies, Of the
Bluffs is undsrstood take that portion on the Santa Fs
road about Council Grove in exchange for lands above
make Of the remainder, we know not, but We should
like all the country bswssn The Kansas river and
the Nebraska opened for settlement until IL il done
there must always he difficulties between the smgrants
and the Indians and without il have SAFE
certsi and expeditions mails to Oregon. We want this
opened and hope this ID the first Of series Of treaties
Tor the removal Of the tribes Jet included IN this boun
Diary the south of the Kansas rver where the great
bodv Of Indians are now settled The Kansas, We nm
dsrtand move further back the south side Of the
river Weston, (Ms) Dem Feb. 70. sEf8