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New-York tribune., 1871-03-28


Laramie. W r. on Monisy March n is- On h' --
bone from Csons J. Comstock BsAr- age Z. yes NJ NE
Clement No. I Frnknsye BooAla on wetnesiay .''h s..
At O'Clock The relatives and ins-ls arc fepe'''-' ''
pooTT-ou wein,,',y M,rcb % at Perry, Wyoming Co
Teer Booth formerly or Troy anu Ne~ior S IN 'Ae 'A year
RRowFR-At New Brunswick NJ j. MONDAY 9Th ntr Thomas L.
% sr Tiiire. w and friend, Of tie family invited 70 attend ss
funeral from .h reaiie2ee e o. S' Ss nv :, 10 m lis ieans
vii be tasea to Creenvooi for interment
cApPSTRR-On First day 25h n.. Hanuah H. Carpenter VIE -
Wright Carpenter the 'oh year Of her age r., .,. q,
Relative, and re9ls are iG'lIg 10 lleaa % ,el Cb,ri
oeocs Her remains viii be to AmaSaA Tor nn' %
Fourth day morning.
from st. P,urs Church Sing Sing Tuesday z
copDNGTOY-on Monday March 27 Peha Louise daughter o
y and Margaret CGting'on, aged 81 yea ,i IN, e,,.,
from the residence Other psras 2 West Twenty hri@I ..
"Wednesday Afternoon, al O'Clock
CoGswRLI-At Baltimore Nd Fhlay March a. SeninS, p
The e,ves ami ieats are invited ead the furerai f2n 20
y on Tuesday 25th inst 2:3o O'Clock p N.
DALY-ou Sunday march 2 dY9,heee eTO'p Herbert infant go
Of Charles and Charity DAILY aged year ami day , .,
relatives and end, Of e my 8 are relsia mn ln's sn 70 & @
aence Of his parents, Sl7 West Forty-seeonl1t
DISDROwon Sunday March 20 Susan A. wife Of Joseph r
Relatives and friends Of te family 9ye % ,is1d q.
funeral at her late residence No p West lbf'es4' %
possIsoy-In Harlem MA a. 1871 Annie oone'0n d e'"-
% ipHs5 ss .s 81 S TAX. place a, the residence other % A
day TUESDAY No. East One-hunirei @ % ,t,st
O'Clock Friends snd relatives OF the family 'a'' y-sv
vrNcu A. Peekskq \ Y Ssuriay evening M'rn ., s -
ssi 10 year, yonncest daughter Of r. D. ni ~ M o
Ennersl fom The resieu o parents fee'A
o'ci,c. Csrriases vii m 1870 tran non ini''' 49,
cryN T. -. so,,,k \ j. ou SsturAy evening @i,.,.
GLENn has NeNHrA & congestion of tie uug. Hmion l'nh
O. o1.l N -enr, and Que oi thr ""e'' p-
The United Ststse Brown Ch.rcl Tuesday
Iuueral from the thirl - NnA'' 49,
afternoon, at o'clock - ,-.,., ,.u.op ,r .oo -
crtoN ON SDturlsy. MArch -. Of Pisnis' N'' ~ go 49,
Archer ana D. Sier Of f,n,y rrrcinl ilel ~
Tie fr TUESDAY evening, al co AZ i'
VIC luue.a. No Fnhst me ftirahs .'' - 49,
o ms bsrs. 20 Train ou WEDNESDAY morning Tor nen
xcToN on sunday evening, March 26 Naih'he b H'H's-
Funeral services u'"
Tuesday morning -. - ,.-i-,.-, po..,,.
sx ON sppl., Marc ~ william Johnson A'si'i'ni Fo'emAs
JOh M and l. t,..to. s. The isi e -. -.
0l 1e o the fanilY. ntuo- @ ne ',p ~
Ihe te. sl.o The me,.be % Chelsea H. ara L. 20 - So
D.tsunent. respectfully n'iei % go -,
n'neai,y aearuooa clock from % 'ae i'''0 ~ -
uprFIgR. Al rarrytopn March 25 Mrs Sarah IL wAe'lef i;' -
y ye',s service. the 2 Church rary:'va On o'a' 'iaa
run ,e. n IN Cars leave TbrteiL-,t H. X a. h At fAd
MA, m. Carriages iu wztrg 10 ne ee
-y,,,x II n,oklp on Mosiay c5i 'st AZ the reftcae
49, Itber b. IT, second go of l. D. " !maa boz re -l 'ai u
his f.vfv tf,u, Invita- stt-ni
,e,sl on Tbnraag 3fh inst, Al O'clock u ron 20 .'fs~
,.on,f. without further rouee.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
TELEGRApHTC MOTIFS.

IA snow-storm prevailed in the Eastern States
lni NJrue5n WORK. yesterday
Major Thomas Stanhopc English, L. 5. Marines.
died IN Clislestown, Iass on sunday, aged "a.
" The t. : supreme Court has sustained the title
ofHenmcky Wof Island, the Mississippi River to which tie STATE
Of Missouri laid cIam.
THE Jamaica Legislature has passed bill pro-
hhtug the sale similar cOmbass boN tue
standard o. lOi degrees Fahrenheit.
THE observations at Mount Washington AZ p
e'tera Barometer % g. change minus, D. Relative l1'
- Wind T. \. K velocity 10 miles per hour
The steamship Falcon was got of her danlgssii
late Saturday night AMI taen 70 pei "a.
Charleston g. G. She uuinurei although portion VI
throw noyerhoiri 10 the effort to tighten her. ,.,I
...1he AeC- Orleans Times yesterday pu n ,bsal
card signed BY nearly 100 properly owuers and 1Pg hst they
th. business ~ that ci
will every legal resist the psyment %
State debt Ial above lAs Ss3WOOOl airaly ~
Hiram Niles formerly a well-kn9qWI1 ,pes steam.
o. nF.o bus now of Cl.cago will submt de 'i "a, ne new
eanabo Canal Boani ~he 49, bo Il arranged
ppeng wheels the i te,m on the b.
arged 70 me u' Pre-
oyercom ng resistance aad preventing the sye Approved Mr.
deal en.lnear. a4l eaIAiuieu AZ taeaA' aI- N
Niiess plan. - r,o.cb game of
The fonr-hall American caroin o nns, toSs place IN
- Ia RudOpue l.a' oI''
@ -. M sl'..- evening Ani vas Nol %" nah vrsn.
- b INA Al th, close u che sipe s we, tov. Ruiophe
- ~ ~ AZ each plrlef n,.lH & -, ct.I-rgo Wa ~.
81 Men repeat me gAa' a.,
ecni-i. The game onmmrh''' -
Rllclphs declared ''c''
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
CANADA and HER RESOURCES
nw,crs-FACrs FOR FREE-TRADER'

uov AND wAGEs-FACTs FOR FREE-TRADhh'
LADO.' o's,-y oy THE AMERICAN FREE TRADE LEA9vE'{
NAssAu-sT.. NEW YORK, March 10 1911
~, c,p. In a recent address before lne
- club Of this City, Horace Greeley asserted ma
immigration from Canada to this country was que
or higher wages which were themselves him
s-,ortive Tariff Ihave been requested 10 ahs"o,
younr esq 10 whom wrote for some rennvS
.,a'istics OF this immigration. has kindly iun
r'tS tbem and has also been so good as to enO,
that YOU have written great deal in Hama, M Ined
provincial papers to show the ad'an'as 10 anne1a-
e,otes over the Provinces, chiefly in reference "
ton" IN send me docu-
mcnts or papers, or expression OF your enc immirra
may use as authority & ~ 70 on our natural superiority and is
ntirply y V independent of tariffs or legislation
'1 .9s 'n be hope SsP yos PffS's' T So' eoa S'
any AID you may zoo far upon your valuable time
'iaer me o. W YOURS HENRI D. LLOYD Asst Seoy
kesPes,ru.y EaS srUts' ESQ ESQ, washington. D. C.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
TIE LEGALITY OF SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS.

At an informal meeting, yesterday afternoon,
in the Office OF Dexter s. Hawkins No. 10 Wali-sI lhe
proprety OF carrying to the Supreme Court OF the Cd
States test case connected with the special mode OF as
sessrnent In this city was vigorously discussed Aen-
called to the historical fact that the t peclaI
Commission to levy assessment for street improve
mpnt was appointed To widen Caual-st PriOr 10 tlhi
tho before jury II was hfShed
Yesterday that the Constitution OF the United states
yides that nobody shall be deprived OF life, bcry,
or property without due process OF law IN the matter O
those special assessments, under the Fourteenth Amend
ioent To- the Constitution due process of law that
the assessments shall be determined by jury aud that
i'm endcayOring have them determined in that way me
Affected Taxpayers only want first principles respected
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC NARKVTs.

DUWESTIL NhikFTN
~ Lorts. Nsch g7.-Co''on nominal
heav,' ENs Winter. 81 asa for Choice, boI BErN
80 - Treble LTtrs, % yCus5. Gscang, No. .rbG
81 70 NO l;ed Winter ~ 5'h Com frni No Mrea &c
hId IA sacss 35c White 5)a5s Oat. quiet AMI urcbauce s
lev active sal slvsnee g. bgh g-ade Spring SO
81 IS; Choice Iowa. I'll lla@ d Rye seNy; Pnme Whssy
g. Tobacco ira bl00 ir good aniaisr
ipc Hemp dull At = l6@ II - Tor Und B'g;ny du si 70
23c PorS fTm so 23q 20 o. Dry san Meats fref; f0ners
Hole: Bulh Clear ss' l9.e Bacon anner c-Rb l0o.e
Clear sides Haus-Srg,rcui ca8sasei 1855, Isr ls0
tleree. quiet ai&J 5'N % Is Ca lie f3N6 =
Reeeps-4GC0 6 Flour J0) bub. Wheat 2iOO Cora
IA 90 tnsh Oais
No White = 50; Amber ~ ~. Corn Go.
wuhfsCToN " c.. Mafch 21-Spnb Tsrpeatns irs sc.
ROfn-Ne reported Crude Tureftne AMI Tar unebsr
Con--ssles 1D0O br h. si 92.c. Northern Isy. ~ 81
ArGusTs Ca March n r1sf du aac nominal idJis
for Mddiugs, sales. so bales; receipts go bales
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28

the prominent railroad mon in the West The compost
ton Of the frIn uses belief that the business
80 well developed will be carried with increased
ergy ana success. Mr. II. NJ Sprague, who has been In
charge oi smith Porters works for the past two years.
remains WIN the new firm His wcllearned reputation
derived IRON nearly 20 years connection with the ma
chlnery department Of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh, At
Ihnc ahu Great Western and various other roads, and
the rearabe success achieved by the light locomotives
tnrneo OUT under MS immediate during
these Two years Is Itself guarantee OF continued sue
cess The new shops will be built with special adapta
be OF ana improved styles for this specific work and
cannot doubt that the business so well established
will increase In the future even than heretofore
Pittsburgh Commercial.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
FORESTER THE ALLEGED NATHAN MURDERER.
Sr LOrIs March 27.-The Republican has the

following special dispatch, dated Memphis. Goth: For
rester the supposed Nathan murderer made his appear
ance and was recognized in this city some three weeks
since but the parties recognizing him did not know he
was the man wanted He disappeared from the city
few days afterward and simultaneously with the arrival
OF a St. Louis detective and is supposed ne Is now con
cealed somewhere IN this city The ST. Louis detective
l. vet working the case, but with no success, a. For
resers pals" will not make known his whereabouts
II rumored that Forester, before leaving the city,
stated that pardon could be procured for the II years
he il wanted IN the Illinois Penitentary, he would de-
liver himself the officers anu stand trial Os the Nathan
murder he having fears 10 the result oi that inyes
iratl
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
WEATHER REPORT.
WAsHiNGToS. d. C., March 1880 p. m.
g,,uoDsis G,r ne past t1eHfy four hours.

WAsHINGTON. d. C., March ZI--t:5O p IN
Eu,ouss 6yr thf past tceHfDf four h0tTS. -
The area of lowest pressure, when was sun
dav evcniug Lowest i'm Kentucky Is over Massachu-
setts II has in It's progress been preceded ny ram anu
snow and brsk northeast and north west Windt Ciouy
lakes and In the Eastern States. Gear ana paIllaly
cloudy weather with rising barometer has preNaleI
fron ohio fo tbe Atlantic The pressure has remained
stationary from the Southern ana Gun STATES W the oo
River Falling barometer with increasing thlciAtuIo
and light hOuth-cast winds Win clcaT M'atu'i ii' ic
ported from the Mississippi valley to the Westward
ITOJdbHiheS. M -,
II IA probable that the storm now prcNhHng ~ the
Eastern states will clear away on TUESDAY WIN b5k
northwest winds on that coast Fresh ana gonlc Whd''
with partially cloudy weather VIII probi"iy ~ az -"
the Gulf and south Atlantic, and CLOUDY weather on
Lakes Ontario and Erie. II j. probhD6 u"I i'olHoI
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
CRIME ExPOsED-AH EVIL OVERTURNED.


SIR: have read your articles on 4" The Panel
Uouse" inauity and Rough words ON Rough subject
with deem interest and, as citizen OF New-YOrk wish
t thank Won for the able and fearless manner in which
o, have nearthed these mOustrOus and diabOca vii
Ians of our city You have done your work noDy ana
we'll and il Mayor Hall and superintendent Keso fail to
dcbarce their duty 80 plainly set before them, VIII
no no faut Of yours, have been constant reader OF
apotber paper but after reading " Rough Words on
pouch subiect" determined that my individual sup
mort and influence should. hereafter be given 10 tue
manor u hose editor the moral courage 10 Drng the,e
eineradDes from their hidden dens or htaiy 50 cohl
ana i.hniiely before the OF an enllElehed anu
me A friend and had our names stricken rom r tue
nbacr,nt on list of another paper, anu put vi M
TptntSF list. Two from our house WiIi 10 20 stiI!!
win Nav let Others do the same anu we wa.
80 cii,ues o. or through fear of consequence
n,intainuv profound silence IN regdfd 70 thc noihgS
"f yains in high and low places, our lnoIlhs papers
viii he leading public sentiment IN Jhe rlLut
i--r', ,,arning or dar ger and dangerous men, ana
nuryng .ocipty OF these peStlfrrOus "rttoue' EppI
stfilrus VIII thus show prlrtlcdl -}Hlp@ty I'm
THfBtSE i'm this heroic WOIn, 'ia4 SUI . -. -
nd Usr1id constrained to follow SUIT ana II may ne
fh,t he World and sun will also find IL 10 De 10 tlef
Interest In cont rbuta 90 the sale Wcoelr u oou
,,aI n, the communitv instead ~ forging rhgs Ior
private use Let the great power Ol Vhr P. , %
be brnu 10 bear upon the great moral sNs ahI wv
49,. ,Iar inunitles exposed, their dderS ana aDet-
tors whether in high places OF low ln.o en- - @ '
innate aud IL may De possible tat tue mdlO OF our
tv and the Supernteudeut OF the fOhce VIII theh oo
~ ~ % 49,, beir way clear in tine matter OF setting the
, t,,i ,n,,binc AZ work, not FOR Few days only,
iit IN m tbev shall have provided for the evildOers
permanent residence IN the laise' county
seat owned by tho state ho[h'"y N' Vn ,''o
banks of the Hudson hN'N'''
ksLg Ioyk March u, l6ll
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Snip Se'rs see Third Psge.l


ncs Ss cSTG & @ ",d'1 c ss,. T"i II b @ c c. | .. s s '
s. G,s ~ had oss i S sssss s 's f'% i S' 3 s s Is @ q
ou' aLo bhs SPEED oi shelbdre y - io. nsa
M,5 & % 1 s = rs;. N 9 ia es Is for ri s ~ aos 70 .S. 20. S s
with o' Of n2''rT r. JnS @ Croker B,ro, Mar.
II s fruit 10 J. T. Pearsa; ye-srI to h J. eahr hi
% ES spd Pa.,iee wa. in company uiiA Eoa Leas
mort i ne FOR Sev.Yors sh I,rsd snow Jna A. ksr q"
Holmes Hstte saith Washington Cord (Er ani 'e Neh9sS
ready to sal ior S,w.Y York ,ebr D. SAWYER DO 10
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FoErRz'' MoyRos VI ascs - - SO & 10 E % s WI .-.
Piss :1-BIk Justo for Liverpool brig Rosetta ron N"''
B1.9oS March 27Ar,ei steamship Rouap sa P6.-e,hia,
Ie Blarc from " Marc;S T. o1r from Auai Constantine io'
Mr1gosle; Places Deadc fom Poace ieaV Se'iH ron Gen
' SsaorGs. c 4b yc'teo,y ',c.s,s2 GegTss CTo@
Ca.pLgsroS ; g. March 25.,ls fr4ns aai bliy o'
hS1 Ssy,SS. ,SI e., hc sunday steamship Gen Bsrn-s
from New YORK; saraso,sa ir,m Iln' e. On C-,S -
frr Liverpool; blrs. orl Bosom DAHL C.nr'q ro9 >.
Thomas schrs e heyng9r from B9'o say ,nl - "a ZOE
tan salvador Nyomiag for PHs-els Mn',orep
Br,,o,n brg NAME B1rceoaa s. Ja. Ih ,e Ar
TO-DAY ship san Wk Loldo0' barb J. N Moan. on :.
Baltimore; R. D Thona soaiA AHloy steamship Bc.ror
sap Ne P1s Ulus, Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS.
orHyssrowv March Arrived selrsp AePro tBrl horeiA'a
H,yASA March !AIvd s;caslp Francis w's-' from S''-
YorA.
KrsGsroy march 27he Hing St'r uhe con ns . 'os',
in lisp 'l'
ashore.
ashore on the ro-E, aI, Poa Hu Ga'e .lc y fstea
va. e5garei In uriur ON h. from tie Ssury n.
e,s , sd 'Hs & s & & On Sa 'S ,ePSodS r.c
Put boar. by the Coast Co and under the Psf'Gs 9.is
saee DCeE til. p m. ,27ihl
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
SAILING OF THE STEAMER IELIEF-ABsURD
RUMoR CONCERNING THE TTCoNDERoGA


The steamer Relief will sail, to-day, from
the Navy-Yard for Philadelphia, to take board the
reminder Of the food contributed for the suffering
French The Catapa went down the bay at $780, yester
day. and took her powder aboard at the magazine The
shawmut has been at the Yard awaiting sailing orders
for several months She will leave tomorrow ana after
taking ia her ordnance stores at the Batery VIII san on
her official trial trip Her destination ~ ho' An"h W
any OF the authorities the Yard, although speca ds
nocbe have been repeatedly TO the Department NJ
Washington YESTERDAY, the sails were peIt on " .
Yards and the ballast was all shipped 0He - i" 'N'
lent condition. 1870 , D.. ,d,niroI
Tie Tconderoga now the flagship on PorIlAu io
silas H. Stringham came from Boston, Two Wsehs
o., ber trial friu If was then ascertaned that her
engines were somewhat out OF order, and the Naval oon
Tconderoga 10 make the usual report concerning the
necessary repairs This gave rise 70 the absurd ana sen
saonal rlmOr Yesterday morning that the llconuI.e
was 10 he sent on some special ana important MISSION
or that many naval officers OF opinion tha We ae
on the eve Of some important moEehoht' LII H-'" '
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
MINING IN UTAH.

To the EditOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: Allow me to correct some inaccuracies
I'm the statements OF the letter salt Lake City which
appeared in your paTer of 10th inst. Not half the
number OF people that you mention have been attracted
hther by mineral discoveries. All the ore shipped to tile
present date only to 1900 tuns. The highest
Grade of ores shpped is much richer than that which you
name ores have shipped that yededSG00 per car
load net carload beins 10 tns. Tie amount that has
gone forward is greater by nearly Oncbaif than YOU
stated 3D. H.
Sql! Lake city, March 1e, 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
WOMEN ARTISTS AT CLINTON HALL.

The Ladies' Art Association, young as it is
in year. gives no mean promise of a performance that
may cr.dtably challenge the public attention rs ex-
hbon at the studio reception IN Clinton Hal, last Sat
urday was not Brilliant but there were many evidences
OF honest and intelligent work; and some OF the higher
GuaIitics without which work after all Is dead ana
WoOdcn, Mrs. Loops portrait 81 Mrs. Hutchinson Pat
ton Is Il satisfactory bit Of realism; aud Mrs CulVcrS
Vermont Scenery Mrs. TOcs study Of Old. arInor ana
Miss aem.u gion's water Lilies certainly deserved the
arDITLI.uu lutY rnC.ILel
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
Spctial Nctiees


Diamonds Bought ard sold.
DTAwOND RINGS. So. ga. ani - O. o rs.f t.rh
nitNONp STUDS. nsn as aua th. to & 'ua 20. ..
GEO 4. AL s. 53 Bra4-0a'. ua'ef 20 N'a''' '.''.
-Tbe Nomeu's Medical COLLEGE OF thc NsN-h .4h Ia
a-,,,r, I'D >,r.vr oorrarVI k.,4s-- ll ..ra ae q
,ts tr.us nr Glaze gos easuv lhei oa ~ lAl -a -
so hi \ ceshr aud uasc 20 be iac. iu sts ets-t -
p.b'c ar couilll, invited 90 a.,,nA
American Institute Farmers tiub.-ll" q 'a' rFr.
ever TUESDAY. A. o,ses o. 90 p 'as ' ..' '.'. -
pis.S a. cr,EnsEs sses,air. NfutN e. htl. i....r.t
-p,.,-,stuc, Nourr.- rhc Nisis ..r a.
g1tf 49, lssI sla t os, q Ole .rHsN
tli- IN EvNhsyAl A. a. sa E.,SsptA a, f.as. ra I. 81
n,v'.l'ft l. "a. ~ - N..sss.e-
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
ruv1,rE FIRE IN PITTSBURGH

II will be gratifying intelligence 70 our com
- ,h,t me locomotive works recently burned arc
, 80 e i'm operation again IN our own city, ana with
r,tiy enlarged facilities Mr. II. X. Porter, who had
g. %, usiness management o. the late firm OF Smith
porter haa been fortunate In assocatng with himself
w HslI esa a gentleman well known, not only IN
"nr ,omminitv hut Also from his former cOnnneCtOn
with thc PlttsbugI FOls) AID ron Company. aniJng
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,


viii be seen that one of the most obnoxious features of
the tax Is removed:
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
B. prrcgrr ,,q superrsor Of In.s7ai Hereaue
SIR: In making their annual income returns upon
amounts received dividends interest," OF coupons from
any OF the corporations Institutions, or companies men
toned in sections 100 and 22 OF the act OF June So loi
as amended. except the interest allowed or paid TO
depOsOrs in savings banks or savings institutions, even
shall cause this letter to be published in The Internal
Record for the guidance OF Internal Revenue
Al previous rulings Inconsistent herewith are hereby
revoked. A. PLEAsONTOE, Commissioner.
OFFICE or INTERNAL REVENUE,
WASHINGTON, March q, 1871
W C&fP CHURcH, Editor. @ The I"teTa heue"~ Recorder
GENTIEMES: You viii please publish the following in
yOur next issue Of The Internal Rcrenue Record:
Taxpayers who prefer not to make return of Income
year 1870 IN deI set forth page Of Form
lowing this statement may he made by the proper
interneatOns and eTasres on pages aud OF Form z
"'oeH' @ 2o,92y %S2% Of gums gums and $iGc y during the
year 1870 Gtter making all legal dedueiions:
Amount Amount Of tax at q per cent..............s-
AFFIDAvlT-State OF =, County Of, IS ,
saws that The foregoing statement contains ul, true
correct account OF his income for the year A. d. 1870
kind of property rents interest, dividends undivided
profits, wages, or salary or from any profession trad
employment, or vocation from any other source
whatever from the 1st day OF January 10 the 3ls day OF
December A. d. 1870 both days inclusive, and subject to
an income under the Excise law Of the United States
and that he has not received and is not entitled to
ceye rom any or aI sources OF income together any
other sum for the said year besides what Is herein set
forth except such amounts though justly due to the
afiaut good and COecaDle ana that ne Is non
esy and truly entitled make the deductions from his
income for said year made by him. in accordance with
the true intent OF tue laws of the United states
and that the several and amounts therein contained
are stated in legal tender currency.
Sworn 10 and subscribed TINS - day OF -, A. D''
1871 before me. -, Assistant Assessor -
Division. - District, State of -.
Written will not be required 10 tho questions
on page Of Form a."
Aflidavit No !, on page Of the said "Form "a, may
be modified by erdsre of the words land that during
said year his gross income from every source es
mated in said currency, without any deduction or dl-
mutton whatever, did not exceed 5000
A. PLEAsOSTOS Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1871-03-28

To THE PRIESD. The Legislature S ver iirE.
majority has passed providing for ths early .n'tueoa Of trs'
ea, Aeround passenger railway from the Battery to Harlem h'e
which bill now only Governors Signature % becons a"
The hearing fixed for THURSDAY hafca 1
All persons Of tie Underground Railway lae
10 ~ Eter respectfully requesting bin to ssu ,As
the Underground Rlxay bill
Urte.oay your letters the m-i At addressed prep'a
To Honorable John I. Holman Governor Albany Ne~-io'I
Ask your friends also 70 write To the Governor
Now Is the time friends Of Rapid risnst To sct
Do attend tho Rapid Transit Meeting 81 Irving han
THIS TURsDl EyESrSG eight ocos Several distinguished ass
interesting speakers will address tse meeting which called By The Wed
Side Association.
r. RUGGLgs Secretary. WIZ u hAF-is' rresient
by Eas; side Association.
J. T. BRUSH. Seeretsr7 GAS CsaRr' fre'iehs
by the Twelfth and Nreteenh waris Citizens Assoon
GKO. d. ARksrRoSG, Secretary JoHS FoLEi, Prtsden
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P4SSENG ERS AREIVED.

FROM BAMBlRiln ,.esrfhp Sies4s. Marc1 2IProf O. ~
Peters siraass and u'. Fdu WalLer Pee Es.e o1 20
mernsn NJ Hleh Johann seey Carl Brc r. Jacob |orsh
Sar % Nah a1d VIE A'eItns Foge and e rea Blesi,
Mare igH Carl knhle Mar reys Louise Aiy % PTe sppas
kAuer Car tngtse George MoeoAa. Est Wasf
hr'poL ros' Us Dogg - Cr Llf ani s Jos hleran er Ar
Res keHe Beam Ber'hs Zwsng, sally Asaade Geo. PrasG
Jose Beckers, Al Gust DOdsn.
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the list OF The prize singing sociees me C ClQrM
Union OF Washington, the only Anglo american so'Iy
an English prize chorus. The music ana dccOra'ioa
Commuters presented their financial estmatcs aDonIs
An to IN
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THE INCOME TAX.
IMPORTANT NOTIFICATION.

The following communications from the Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue make some important
changes in the method OF assessing the Income tax 1t
viii be that of the most obnoxious features OF
the tax removed:
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Winchesters Hypophosphites will care CoSsUsFTios -
1, UNSURPASSED as a NRKvOUs TOSIC aud INyGOKAToK
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DIED.

Wedding asd Visiting Cards iuits Stamping Soe PaseN
w. RysRpEL.s Soss PULrossr OLD DUTCH CHuRcH
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The Fest COMMITTEES for the dWs9 sd@ eS ff n4 %
seenseriess na, ,ad tho I1ederiacot Baa' " U' "-
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Persons Pnr4ative PilIs-Best Family Pdys sHzRIOIsr
CAVALRY CONDITION POWDERS
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Hazard & Cnswell's Cod Liver Oh IS is' best.

John.ous Anodync Liniment esabShsd 1910 for niern1
and external use.
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THE NEW CENSUS.
INDUSTRIAL AND AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS.
WASHINGTON, March 27.-The following tables

~ zen, IN n, faI.r Embellishments Of prodrir, indus:
try rstunI by ia 100 00 Tie number re-
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EnREIGN Pnnrs.


orEyNTowN March 2.Auye. steaEsp Aepfo Br horeland
Nry-Tork Liverpool llnd pr0ceeid)
H,yASA March 1-Aruved scas1p Francis Wsg4 rom hsS
YOrA.