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New-York tribune., 1867-10-01

.,
TABLE Of the Loans Specte Circulation, Deposits and
Legal Tenders IN the Banks orne city of Hep York for
endinn &lfllrdnu NeIL2
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
RECEIPTS or pRODUCE

Sept 303a 64 sacks Flour, 204H bbls Flour oi0 bbs
Whisky bbs Corn Meal 200 sacks do bush Wheat
1887 bush. Corn 324l bush Rye 4tSo bush Malt, 462
bush Barley pkgs Ashes 2S9 Pkg Beef lo3 bbls Pork
3OS6 hbs Petroleum. liza pkgs Butter 4O73 pkga Cheese
COO bbla. Eggs.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-01
finantial.

CsicsGo ALToy r. X Co,
CHICAGO, Ill, Sept z3, 1861 :
coupons of INCOME BONDS of the CHI
" CAGO AND ALTON X X Co. doe Oct 1861, will be paid
after Of MessrA NJ X JBSUP Co, No u
Pine ST., Eex-York, less Government tar
The Van Buren press., 1867-12-20
Historical Record.

The following is list of the Presidents
and Vice Presidents of the United States,
as well as those who were candidates for
each Office since the organization of the
Government n.A
l7S9,-Gcorgc Washington and John
Adams. two terms, no opposition.
l797,-John Adams opposed by Thomas
Jefferson, who having the next highest
electoral vote, became Vice President.
1S0l.-Thomas Jefferson and Aaron
BUR- beating John Adams and Charles G.
Pinckney. tr..a ga
1905. 05.-Thomas Jefferson and Geo. Gin.
ton beating Charles G. Pinckney and Ru-
ius King. Fa sua .Hsa.> 81
lSO9--James Madison and Geo, Clinton;
beating Charles c. Pinckney.
lSl3-James Madison and Elbridgo Ger
ry ; beating De Witt Clinton,
lSl7--James Monroe and Daniel d. d.
Tompkins /; no opposition, and only one
dissenting vote, east by Mr. Plummer, of
New Hampshire
lS25-John G. Adams and John G.
Calhoun beating Andrew jackson, Henry
Clay and Mr.. Crawford, there being four
candidates for President, and Albert Gala
tin for Vice President.
1S29-Andrew jackson and John C.
Calhoun; beating John Q. Adams and
Richard Rush.
S33--Andrew jackson and Martin Van
Buren beating Henry Clay, John Floyd
and William Writ, for President, and Will
liam Wilkins, John Sergeant and Henry
Lee for Vice President,
1S37-Martin Van Buren, and Richard
NJ. Johnson beating William H, Harri-
son, Hugh L. White and Daniel Webster
Tor President, and John Tyler for Vice
President.
lS4l-William Henry Harrison and
John Tyler beating Martin Van Burcn
and Iittleton Tazewell Harrison died one
month after his Inauguration, and John
Tyler became President for the remainder
OF the term. sa..s. ...........
lS45- james X. Polk and George NJ.
Dallas beating Henry Clay and Theodore
Frelinghuysen.
lS49-Zachary Taylor and ,Millard Fill
more batting Lewis Cass and Martin Van
Buren for President, and William 0. But
Ter AMI Charles f. Adams for Vice Presi.
dent Taylor died July 8, 1850, and Fill
more became President
lS53-Frankln Pierce and William Il.
KING beating Winfield Scot; and w. A.
Graham.
lS51--JamcS Buchanan and John C..
breckenridge beating John c. Fremont
and Milliard Fillmore for President, and
William L. Dayton and A. J. Donclson
for Vice President
lS6l-Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal
HAmiin.: beating John. Bell, Stephen A
Douglas and john G. Breckenridge FOR
President, and Edward Everett, HerShel V
johnson and Joseph Lane for Vice Presi-
dent,
lS65-Abraham Lincoln and Andrew
johnson beating GeorgeB Mcclellan and
George II. Pendleton.
The Van Buren press., 1867-12-20
Drugs and Medicines.

NODFRY'S Cordial Batcmans Drops lauda
VI nun. Paregcrc Mclaac's aud rahE,stocks
Vurmfuge; McLane's, Lees, Ayers and Shallen.
burgers Pills; Pain Killer; Spaldngs Glue: Muci
lage; Browns Ess. Ginger Sedlits Powders: Copal
Varnish; Spts Turpentine; Iinsecd Oil; Sp.
Salts; Lampblack Marking Brushes; Bottle Corks
Indigo; Madder; Coppcms; Concentrated 1--we,
Eht Logwood Yeast Powders, &c. DC For sale
hy co, SCOTT : 60.
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: Apropos of the walking mania no.

- Apropos of the walking mania now
so prevalent throughout the country, Nh
John Quill makes the following offers:
will walk with any good.looking girl
who has fortune in her own right, upon
any given moonlight night, both parties to
80 as slow as they please, and neither to
hurry back TO the starting point. will
then, on the word, walk in to her affections,
and walk off with her fortune.
will walk around the earth with any
man who will bring a pile Of it and lay it
down in convenient spot, Or ! will
walk across the planes, il a carpenter can
be found TO lay a lot Of them in row, |
viii also take o ropcawalk with any person
who viii furnish the capital and give me
share in the business. | venture to say
,hatI can make as good time on sidewalk
ms any other man. Messrs. A, NJ. Walk
il, shaw and Jerry Walker to bo umpires,
and The O'Wauks the referee All disputes
70 be settled by reference to Walkers Die
.,ionsry. Hlam outin the neighbsrhood
Of Bread ard Popular streets, ! will have
no objection to extending my walk tea feet,
il the propsrty-holdsrs in ths vicinity will
II ahsil IN Object.
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For Improving and Beautifying the Complexion
The most valuable and perfect preparation in
use for giving the skina beautiful pearl-like tint,
that is only found in youth. 1t quickly removes
Tan, FrecEles Pimples, Blotches, Moth Patches
SaIlowness Eruptions, and all impurities of the
skin, kindly healing the same leaving the skin
white and clear as alabaster lis use can not be
detected by the closest scrutiny, and being vege-
table preparation is perfectly harmless. 1t is the
only article Of the kind used by the French, and is
considered by the Partisan as Indispensable to a
perfect toilet Upwards of $4,000 bottles were
sold during the past year, sufficient guarantee Of
its efficacy. Price only 10 cents. Sent by mail
postpaid Address Dunkirk, N Y. Post Office
Box l61.
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Wonderful but True.
Excelsior . Excelsior
OLA STELL1R',S
HAIR EXTERNIINATOR ! !
For Rem0ving .SuperNnous Hair

~ ~ 770'7'V' II0FVT
To the ladies especially, this invaluable dcpla
tory recommends itself as being an almost inds
penslblc article to female beauty, is easily applied
does not burn or injure the skin, but acts directly
on the roots. 1t is warranted to remove supcrh1
ous hair from low foreheads, or from any part Of
the body, completely, totally ana radically extir
pating the same leaving the skin soft, smooth and
natural. This is the only article used by tn,
French and is the only real effectual depiatory in
existence. lrice IS cents per package, sent post
paid to any address, on receipt of an order to Box
l61, Dnnkirk New York,
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Budget OF Scissorings.
Renections from the United States Ma
shal's Prison Den.


shal's Prison Den.
by A wRONGED MAN.
Oh ladies and gentlemen come listen to me,
Ny heart is sad and full Of misery
Allough far from home among strangers be,
let thers's no Kind feeling or sympathy shown
Thrown into prison. with chains I'm bound
lem q in BY stout walls and fast to the ground.
With guards all around me 10 preven, nv escape,
Aud remind me Of my misfortune when'ere
awake.
With the charge Of murder against me preferred,
Although am innocent and true is my word,
lts treated with contempt and shun'd with scorn,
Oh, It were better for Inc that I'd neer been born.
Then they send Tor the blacksmith who soon will
arrive.
or your liberty and IRE, dom he'll surely depri, g,
He'll bind you in irons with rivits of steel q
And says sir, it's orders pray bear me no i'll will.
But il had riches Id BE- content for a while
To be given my liberty Ill ready for trial
For as soon as the commissioners would sentence
me TO Jail.
Then of friends, III have plenty to release me on
bail.
Vow is this not cruel, would ask you to say,
To remain in confinement six long months this
way; . .
Round down in irons for fear should stray
Awaiting for trial the first Of next Nay.
Oh come all. young men so fearless add free
Listen TO my advice and warning to thee
Always use Kindness wherever You may be
To man in trouble as you now see me.
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AFFLICT ED
Suffer NJ O More!


When by the use Of DR.. JOINvILi E'S ELM.
lR you can be cured permanently, and at q trifing
cost
The astonishing snccess which has attended
this invaluable medicine for Physical and Merry.
Gus Weakness, General Debility and Prostration
Loss of Muscular Energy, lmpotency, or any Of
the consequences of youthful indiscreton renders
it the most valuable preparation ever discovered.
1t will remove all nervous affections, depression
excitement, incapacity to stndy or business loss Of
memory, confusion thoughts of self destruction
fears Of insanity &c IL w restore the appetite re-
new the health Of those who have DESTROYED it by
sensual excess or evil practices.
Young Men, be humbugged no more by Quack
Doctors and ignorant practitioners, but send
without delay for the Elixir and be at once restor.
ed to health and happiness. A Perfect Cure is
Guaranteed in every instancc. Price 81, or four
bottles TO one address, 50.
One bottle is sufficient TO effect cure in all or
dinary cases.
ALSO, DR. JOTNVILLESSP SPECIFIC PILLS,
for the speedy and permanent cure of Gonorrhca,
Gleet, Urethral Discharges, Gravel Structure, and
all affections of the Kidneys and Bladder Cures
effected in from one to five days. They are pre-
pared from vegetable extracts that are harmless on
thesystem, and never nauscato the stomach or i'm.
prcgnate the breath, No change of diet s ncccs.
sary while using them, nor does their action in
any manner interfere with business pursuits. Price
81 per box
Either OF the above mont ioned articles will be
sent to any address, closely sealed and post tpaid,
by mail or express, on receipt Of price, Address
all orders TO p, O. Box 49, Dunkrk N. Y.
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Van Buren, EeYry,

ME old, long established and well-known
4 Ferry, at Van Buren,. Ark, is now in the
exclusive charge and control of the under
signed, who has had charge of it for many
years. He has recently put in service NEW
BOAT, builtby him expressly for this Ferry,
and employed careful, experienced and com
petcnt ferrymen. Travellers are assured that
at this Ferry they will have a safe crossing
over the Arkansas River and will meet with
no detention.
WM. f. ENGLAND.
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The Markets.

New YORK, June 2i-A. M.-Stocks strong.
Gold, 1854. Sterling unchanged. Money, co
Z per cent. 5.2O's, 80, coupons, llOtaMllO}4.
Flour lO62oc. better. Wheat 3@tc. better.
Pork unsettled mess, S2l.l2E. Lard duh and
unchanged. Western whisky, Soc. Cotton quiet
at 26}Gc. Turpeniinc dropping NJ j9Ec. Rosin
unchanged. Frcights quiet.
New YoEE, June 2+-P. M.-Cotton dull
sales, 500 bales. Flour active State, #7.2u0
SlO.sj; southern. s9.J0Slj. Corn quiet
western mixed, new, 81 .lO@Sl.12: white
southern, Sl.l3. Mess pork, S2l.4O. Lard
steady. Whisky tlrmer at Soc. Groceries
quiet and steady. Turpentine, j9hm6oc. Ro-
sin, 50. 501Ss. Freights quiet. Stocks strong.
Money unchanged. Gold, 1854. %-2o's, 80,
coupon, llO'aGllOH. Virginia 6s, new issue,
30.
BALTIMORE, Tune 2L.-Flour quiet and
steady. Coffee duh prices unchanged. Corn
better prime white, 5000 Sl.ll yellow,
$~l.l2G$l.li; western mixed, Sl.OSMSl.O9 -.
Sugar firm. Provisions steady and inactive.
Western bacon shoulders, sac. Whisky, Soc.
CINCINNATI, June 24.-Flour firmer, and
2jc. Corn dull and held at soc.
Cotton dull and nominal At 80 M24c. Provi-
sions ,tcady and unchanged. Mess pork, 81.
Lard in demand at ~. Bacon III demand
shoulders, lie. clear sides, l2',c.
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1.-THE HEBRgw Gov.RxxRsr.'-we have
seen a paragraph going the rounds Of the
press, and commented upon by many of our
exchanges, concerning the so-called Hebrew
g~over9ment." which processes to have been
organized somewhere in America since 1854.
The executive department" is now issuing
proposals for a loan to enable the govern
ment' to dispatch the Jews to Palestine,
where the machinery Of the nation 10 to be put
into operation. We do not suppose anybody
foolish enough to subscribe TO such a loan
there are not among 1sraelites people likely TO
be victimized after the manner Of the Fenian
bondholders. We wish simply 10 suggest 10
our contemporaries not 70 give the slightest
countenance to this project. II Is as consum-
mated and transparent a swindle as any "gift
enterprise No respectable Israe1ite has any
connection with this scheme. All respectable
lsraelites condemn IL as dishonest, and an I'M
warranted attempt TO deceiye.-Je0ih -Mssen-
,0sT
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T~ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, June 2i-Fourteen new post
Offices lave been opened ut the South. The
Department Is perfecting the service as IA.
pidly rs possible.
In Surratt's case Judge Fisher decided
finally against allowing the defence to recall
the prosecutions witnesses for cross-examina-
ton.
DR.. J. F. May, who removed the tumor
from Booths neck, testified that he had iden-
tilted Booths dead body on the monitor ut the
navy-yard. No pointed evidence bearing on
the case was ELECTED to-day.
General Sheridan on Saturday telegraphed
to General Grant declining to extend the
time for registration in Louisiana, in compli-
ance with the conditional instructions from
the President.
The internal revenue receipts to-day were
81, $50, 900.
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A MAN HrxG BY A MOE IN QUEEN ANNE

A MAN Hume BY A MOB IN QUEEN ASNE's
COUNTY, MD.-We find the following in the
Easton Nd gazette of Saturday
Just as we were going to press last evening
intelligence arrived in Easton, i'll a very relia-
bic manner, that Pippin, who was tried IN The
Circuit Court of Talbot county as being acces-
sorry in the murder of j. Edwin Roberts, AT
Church Hill, last year, was hung by iltteeh
men on Thursday night, in Queen Anhes
county. 1t will be remembered that he was
also indicted for stealing cattle, but was re-
leased on his own recoguiZance on Thursday,
the same day he was hung at night when he
proceeded to his fathers house, from whence
he was taken and executed.
Il. S.-A young man from CentreVille has
iustarriyed, and confirms the above statement.
Pippin had just arrived from Easton, at his
fathers house, at Church Hill, when about one
dozen men arrived, disguised. Pippin, hear
ing them, secreted himself, but the party
struck fire to The old mans house, and he told
of his whereabouts, aud he was soon swinging
i'm the air. Its said that on his way 10 Church
Hill. when near Wye Mills, he attempted 10
take a mans horse from him on the road, IN
order that he might ride himself, and pur-
chased on the route a pint OF whisky and Il lot
of powder and shot.
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PEFTH, June 2+.-ln the lower House of the
Hungarian Diet, NJ. Bernth demanded that
the Government bring in bills for the cmanci-
patton Of the Jews from civil and political
disabilities.
BERLIN, June 2I.-PartieS from Hungary
say that Napoleon continues to purchase a
large lumber of horses there.
The Queen of Prussia is shortly to visit Vic
toria.
LONDON. June Cotton tending
downward estimated Gales of 5000 bales up
lands, Ii.1lIId. Orleans, ND. Corn, 395.
Other articles unchanged.
LoNDoS, June 2f-Eyening.-Consols closed
al -. United States bonds, -.
LIVERPOOL, June n Evening. Cotton
closed quiet nj Il decline Of fully middling
uplauds, H.; Orleans, ll-s; sales, 10000
bales.
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ATLANTIC CABLEs.-It is stated that the
American Atlantic Cable Telegraph Company
of New York, which was incorporated about
II year ago, is making vigorous efforts TO per-
feet its arrangements for a new line between
Europe and America, by way Of Bermuda
and the Azores, having its western terminus
at some point on the coast of the United
States. and its eastern at Lisbon. TIL pre-
sent cables have not custom enough to keep
their operators busy more than 4 few hours a
day but, with the reduction of rates which
would follow ,he completion Of his new en-
teIprisc, it is believed that there would be
business enough for all, and a great increase
of profits.
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Public NOMceS.
STATE or yIHeIsIA.(
SECOND AUDITORS Oyrfcsi.
RtcpnoED, June 8, 1857.

SECOND ACDfroks oY.ivs
TNTERESTON THE PUBLIC DEBT.
I~nanjrIes are so often made ct tbis once 10 "a.
Iation to the payment OF interest on .ns ssgnr
dsbt that a. 10 dee mod proper 70 msks psD
In this form on the subject. .. a,>
Under the act OF March I'd, 1855, AL lnteIess ~
to January ist, 1887, may be funded, 1t me 9p'iHSn
Of the owner, in the mode therein preserioeeI
provision has Ut bean made Tor payment VI INV
rest on certificates issued under that act. ,,o-
vidsd for paying frst Of July next, anu semii.u.
nualIy the realtsr, two per cent. on sceount VI w
interest accruing since January LIST, 1857
Where the stock is Registered, the interest," VIII
be peid 10 the owner or his order, ard the osinnse'
one per cent will stand 10 his credit on the Dooks.
The interest on the Coupon Five. Per-eent. sset'
ling Debt, payable In London, will De psid tneISt
and funds have already been transmitted 70 msos
the amountdue lst OF July.
All other coupons for interest, including those
heretofore payable in New York, will be present.
ed for payment here. Two per cent In money VIII
be paid, and a new coupon given for the oaiauee,
when the original will be surrendered and can
celled.
The Law also provides that parties who chose to
do so may, after the first OF July, get certincates
In the nature Of coupons for interest due nrst OF
January next, which are receivable In paymentoi
taxes and public dues.
in the case Of coupons, they Will be presented
here. ana certificates for two per cent: and cou.
pons for the residue, one per Cent, VIII be issued
In lieu ofthem.
Where the stock Is registered, the order Of the
owner will be sufficient but he Bonds muss, In
these cases, be presented, so that an endorsement
may be made upon them that such eeFtincstes nave
been issued. ASA ROGERS
10 s-2iaICIlIyl
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The President in Boston.

BosToS, June 2i.-The city is decked in gala
costume, and the entire population appears
determined on n grand holiday. Business is
Suspended, and persons from 400 miles distant
are in the streets, crowding the sidewalks,
doorsteps, windows, and honsetops, and every
point from which n view of the grand process
sion of the Masonic fraternity, in which Pre-
sident Johnson takes part, may be had. The
procession commenced moving at IL o'clock.
Thu weather is favorable, aud everything is
passing off in the most splendid manner.
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Hos IJouy .TAHSEY REaIsTERs.-On Thurs
day evening Mr.. John Janney, OF Loudoun
county, presented himself before The Board OF
Registration at Leesburg, and AFTER ha'lug
taken and subscribed 20 the oath, was askeu
by one Of the Board ~ ne nag pesn nv IA
Of The LEGISLATURE. lie replied that he had
He was then asked if he, rs President OF me
Secession Convention in 1861, signed the orai.
nance of secession, and when the ordinance
was submitted TO the people he Noted ior iS
ratification, both of which questions ne an
swered i'm the Affirmative. His nhme was
thereupon placed on the rejected iist. UT.
J~auney's case il one Of those that VIII receive
special attention .-Atsl0pdrfd state J0"T""E'
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That will read well in history.

GOVERNOR FLANDERS, OF LOUISIANA, oP-
posyp no COxFIscArIoS.-Governor Flanders,
in his speech TO the Republican Convention at
New Orleans, pronounced his unqualified con
Of all the schemes of conflscation
which the Convention had recognized. Con-
was but legaliZed robbery, ana, De-
80 its cruelty and oppression, was Il mere
incentive and temptation TO robbery and cor,
ruption on the part of the ~victors. lie hoped
The radical Republicans would no longer stain
their hands or discredit their cause py any
of this nature.
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Insulting THE DEAD.-The irmy and Nary
Journul, June 5, 1867, contains, in a letter from
Gettysburg, the following notice OF the man
ner in which the graves Of brave Confederate
soldiers are treated by the mel who pirate
about the cruelties of Andersonyille:
along all these roads the saddest memen-
toes of the gigantic struggle are still visible III
the scattered graves III the adjacent fields.
Another year, however, will obliterate all
traces of where SO many rebel leaders and fol
lowers lay buried. In very few cases the
graves are respected, but as a general thing
The ground is cultivated without regard TO the
remains Of the misguided men who lie beneath
it,"
That will read well in history.
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The RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE, FOR NOUNG
pEurLE-This is the happicst young PEG
pies" magazine that has ever appeared In
print. Whoever conceived 1t and whoever
conducts il is, or, If there be two, are gentle
men of more than exquisite taste. They are
men Of heart and soul-of warm sympathies
auL obsrryant and active humanities. The
,nTircls are we'll chosen, the illustrations are
appropriatc. and executed in a manner worthy
ls bee called the creation OF genius. We are
Tree 10 say that this admirable young peoples
monthly should be in every house where there
are " young people
The leading illustration of the present mum
Der for July is Pretty BOBBY SHAFrOE" and
his " Ladye Love" The picture is worthy
Of them both. All, "BoBBY SHAFToE," my
friend, | have known you well since the fourth
Christmas of my existence on this earth and,
RopnY, I've euvied you from that day rs a
friend may envy another, your silver
hurkles 80 YOUR trip 10 sea, and that sweet
l,dye Won were going To marry on your re-
rurn hut above all, BOBBY, I've enyied you
your perennial youth, your unfadinS bloom,
and your undiminishdd grace and beauty,
which command the undying, unchanging
love of the beautiful lady, your betrothcd'
I've almost ceased to envy BOBBY, and am
more inclined TO bless YOU, my dear friend,
and All your little admirers. But never Will
these ewes cease to look upon you with love
and affection, and never viii this old heart
cease 10 offer IA benson for you, your fair
Iadye, and YOUR multitude OF young friends,
whose innocence and purity are so angelic,
and whose loves are so like the loves OF the
angels.
We heartily commend this RirerS'de u'G"'
gi.s." None, old or young, can IAN 10 ENJOY
he matter a. we'll as the illustrations OF the
present number. The grotesque picture OF
The Fourth of July is one that VIII ocea-
sion many a hearty laugh.
HERD & HorGHToS, New York, are the pub
fishers.
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POSTAL AFPAIRs.-Orders have been issued
for the transmission of mails from Baltimore
and other cities TO Lynchburg, Va, twice n
day except Sunday, the postal car service to be
preferred in all cases. Contracts for the new
southern mail service, whish will commence
on the lst Of July. are now coming into the
Department, properly executed, TO the number
of 100 per day.
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SrRryGFIELp, MAS, June "a horrible
suicide was committed in thi, city yesterday
morning by Mrs. Maria Gilmore, an Irish
woman, aged siNty-iive years. she cut 4 long
cash in her abdomem with q sharp knife, tore
out her bowels and placed them III a pail of
water. in which situation She was found by
the inmates of the other part of the house.
She lived an hour and n half after being dis
covered. She was doubtless insane, though
she had not been previously so considered.