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New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

orier vessel 70 Punch Bdy Co Cane mde passage
westerly gales June 3 lat ~ J5 lon 10 u had gale from u s.
hs,lng Y hours during which prung msin md mr,ea
snip Bessie Parker l0 81. John Cor sheds
.d's % order vessel Jane, ETs Co. Has h,i Bsh, -ipd.
snd cslms the
ship Path lof Yarmouth ST. Dowl,y N,sn,,, u day. With .ss,.
& vessel 70 Boyd Hihekes Has been days north of Hse
Bark Maggie T. covl tOf ST. John b. Aiusoa Gl,.ro- y
hol ron u orders vessel 70 WIN Neisn, fsme
Banks. ' ' ~ "N ~ -'' ''''' Nv
B,rk Queen yeors 10, Dubn Lsyne Andros.sn jan 2 v Be-.
a1'S sA win aroad iron to oreri vessel 10 Barclay LIVING.
Bark Brilliant Cfar CdbsHen Y day, with surr and .s, 70 D
KnoHo Co. vee % mes W BTci Has had lght vni.
Bark Roycro of Annapolis ~ NcGrsv Eewpotr Raz a y,
With rilroaf ron 10 orders Hener s. Parker
Brig ssul a Jaecino LeghOn 80 days With Paash
Brig Tender S. G Hpler saaos dsy. via Hampton Ro.,
DAYS, with coffee Wnyh Brown; Punch Eire %
Crossed the equator May 81 Ion ~ Hal light winds and
Brig hs fBj Simmons, Pout,Ptrs "a DAYS With gir % y
Onstva Sons Len port hng Caro- and Lul'n for NsYo s
wool to Klnhari Co.; vessel 10 Moss 4 Ward
Bng Argo O LunenDur, Creighton, Barbs3os IS days vh
asSs 70 7. T. T. A. Dwight Co. vessel to Geo. Pllp,s
Sbr L,t Coclrs-e of Bsngo Coeha Denern u Iiy, ~
sugar SUI molasges 70 H. Trowbr gs's sons.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosrOy june 21-Arvei bark Elizabeth fBrl from
brig A. Res, Wymaa from Aroyo, r. " Wasi jr. Y,a.
low from CsDaneD Chr Alice Mydck from 81 Marc iayh
FOREIGN PORTS.
LOyDoN. June 2'lhe Cunari steamship AhTssa Cao Has.
en NeYork June lI touched Queenstown li evening ia ~
The IDmsn steamship City ofBrooklyu from yssYofs ur,,
Liverpool tOdsY.
The Allan Line Steamship c''pnn from Baltimore ,rdvsi Live.
pool ,o"sY.
SPOKEN.
Ship Belle Morse from SeFOre'as M IIlve June g. a p p Ia
lFor Latest ship Ne,eS see Fifth PageI
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
THE MARYLAND OUTRAGE - MURDER OF A
HELPLESS YOUNG GIRL WITHOUT CAUSE.
From The Boltimor, Au.erioan, June IS.

From The B0lIDors Aplerioan. June IS
Young girl, unknown, unfriended, and in
situation TO demand the protection Of any citizen with
spark of manhood, shot dead, at late hour OF Fri
parent reason, that she was wandering amlessy
about suffering probably from the yagaTes of diseased
TweIih District OF Baltimore County and on the line Of
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad.
Intelligence Of the murder reached Baltimore Saturday
morning, and Marshal Gray dispatched Detectives Pom
tier and Mitchell to the spot and from their statements,
and the statements OF gentlemen IN the nelgh90rhO0d
reporter gathered the following particulars: II seems
that last Fan people living IN the OF chase
upon their henroosts, and ruinOr prevailed that the
robberies were committed by dressed in womans
clothes Two or three days previous TO the occurrence
be narrated girl 20 or 2l years OF of
sessng appearance with blue eyes and long axen hair
handsomely dressed with gold bracelets on her wrists
and other ornaments upon her person. came into the
ent answers to questions, attracted the attention, ana
perhaps sympathes of some OF the residents She stated
others she offered money they would take her TO the
residence of a farmer, named Mitchell the Bellar
Road. To several persons she offered $40 IL they would
furnish her with conveyance, and but few moments
before she foully assassnated she offered Mr.
Schultz $40 If he would take her to the house OF Mr.
Mitchell. Mr. Schultz had Travelled a long distance on
Friday, and told her it would be impossible for him
10 comply with her request. conductor the Bal
timore, Wilmington and Philadelphia Railroad stated
that he had iew days before seen young girl cor
responding with her description walking on the
Philadelphia Road from Perrymansville toward Bal
an ana Ine b had ayed aw@T o
her and had taken the road to this city According
the statements of those implicated in the murder the
old story OF the man in womans clothes was revived,
though 1t seems no depredations have been recently
colOred man named John Dickinson, employed by Mr..
William Hopkins, residing near Cnase's Station, found
face and had been penetrated with shot and
features much swollen by the action OF the sun
ma agistrate notified and jury Of inquest sum
mOned The examination must have been OF the brefest
character and the body OF the frendess creature was
which she found, without the retention OF single
article which might lead TO her identihcation Rnmor
says that when she found one OF the bracelets had
been taken from her wrist 49,,
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
ST. ALBANs CHURCH SUED.

The case of Eliza l.. Constant agt The Rec
tor warens and Vestry OF Saint Albans Church came
on for trial. yesterday before ChefJustce DAILY, in the
Court OF Common Pleas According TO the opening re-
marks OF plaintiffs counsel, the Vestry Of Saint Abans
determined to hold church fair in April 1865, and there
being in the congregation of sufficient wealth
and influence to carry it successfully through, the
Vestry applied to Mrs Constant, the mother OF
OF the Wardens. Upon being told that she
should be secured by the receipts OF tho fair for
any money she might expend in getting IL up and also
upon the promise that she should be its treasurer Mrs
goods for the fair AT the opening however, she dis
covered that she could not control dollar OF ts receipts,
Mrs Burts the wife of Of the Wardens had
appointed The bills for this $500 worth
of goods were paid by the plaintiff and Saint Adams
Church refuses to reimburse her The defense is that
Mrs Constant acted voluntarily in all that she did for
the benefit of the fair,
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
CRIMINAL COURTS.

Karle Radtke, charged with passing 81 o. in conn
t Eve cent pieces committed yesterday in default Of $Co)
bail by Commissioner Shields
S. B. Parker of 4G3 Third-ave charged with deal
Ing lottery tickets without paving the special tax held yesterday
In 500 bail by Commissioner Shellsl
In the Court of General Sessions before Recorder
Haeke, yesterday Charles Hunt formerly payngtee Of the banking
Smith Randolph Co.. convicted Of stealing
bond from hi. employer February years
imprisonment at hard labor.
The of John Bowe. charged with numbering
his wife Anna Bowe the lst Of April last for trial the
Court Of General Sessions yesterday The counsel for the
IN plea Of guilty Of mAnsaughter the third degree which the
Court accepted and sentenced Bose four imprisonment hard
labor.
In the COurt of Special Sessions, before Judge
shandly Yesterday James Wilson, for snaeg pocke,book
tanning go from Elizabeth NJ Denis WAvery place snl Twelfth
st. sent the House Of Refuge until be Miller
assaultng George W. Bie pe Sl0 Mary Slattery keeping
orderly house at No. i6 orchard. PenentAry two months
The trial of William O'Kell, indicted for breaking
into the Norwa Bank In 1859 snd stealing large
aud bonds before Judge CadoKo
fermner Robert b. Crawford Bbenfer M D. W.
Edward X hei their individual H. the
numbers Of see Of the stolen bonds Mr. segwiek counsel for the
plaintiff said that he should for yede Of not guilty tic
ouud Of arnee between the proof and the indictment Case
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
CIVIL, NOTES

The Grand Jury has disregarded the request
Pavement Henry-st, Brooklyn be indicted IA nui-
In the United States District Court yester-
day. upon return Of process, claimants appearing,
Judge Blachford condemned by default 16 barrels OF
whisky found in the street, and quantity Of smoking
tobacco found at No. 267 Avenue A.
In the United States District Court, yester-
day. in the collision OF Isaac Taylor and Franklin
Atkins agt. the steam propeller Hasbrouck, Judge
BatchfOrd granted nter0cuOry decree for the libel
ants with order Of reference to ascertain damages
In the United States Circuit Court, yester-
day. Judge Woodruff issued the following rule:
hearing appeals Admiralty the appellant shall furnish
the Court printed copy Of the Apostles certified By the clerk Of this
such printing part thereof shall 6e dispensed with
The matter of the application of the property
Unionst., Brooklyn to vacate assessment
for paving that thoroughfare from Coumba-st to Cow
Canal with Nicolson blocks, argued yesterday
morning, before Judge Gilbert, at special term of the
Supreme Court Decision reserved The grounds of the
complaint that there had been fraud and irregular
ity In the appOrtionment OF the assessment.
On the 9Th of December, 1869, Haviand,
Lindsey Co., Butler, Broome & Capp and ]. B. Spell
man Sons took out three attachments against the
property OF Mrs Louisa d. Wehe, under which her en-
tire of goods sold at sheris These
tachments afterward set aside by order of the
Court and Mrs Wehe brought three actions respass
in the Supreme Court In the Superior Court and
one In the Court OF Common Pleas. In the Superior
Court she secured judgment against Butler BrOOme &
the Court Of Common Pleas, before Judge DAILY, against
the firm for 5000.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
DECIsIONS-JUNR 81.

Supreme Conrt-Chambers-B Judge Barnard
The National Stock Yard Co Ag Isaac Maxwell Moon granted
and reference onerrd hear aud determine g. X Garrison John
Miller aRerre 10 Justice Cad0,o for decision Billings
ei M-Moon granted PAe Murray et aL-Moton granted
aud reference ordered appoint receiver the Court
Court OF Common Peds-Specidl Te1m--By Judge
Veen sg SPeneerkeferenee ordered Balm
Gunauh-Mocn granted Carpenter CarpenterReierence
ordered proof the Of ahmonF In the matter Of tho
petition of Jeob Rosenbsg-Sed Laubach Agt CArone.
der 10 show with TEMPORARY Injunction Hudson ag Mugeit
Judgment for the plalnth
koChsmhers w not be be Sauniay during the months OF
july August and september An motions And orders Teaabe
such days wall stand over until the ensuing Mondays
/, Marine Court Part II--ly Judge GrOss.-PoT-
torted iionJudgment for the pnf o 90 70 and costs,
with 9a3 so~shos Copcut AIT AOTqsoaJdsmnl for e plain
til of b5JL ~ aud with 90 allowance same as
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEW YORK .............JUsE a.
CLEARED.
Steamship City Of Baltimore (BE Denmoe Liverpool via HALIFAX
steamship Psrsp Shropshire phI,d,IPa, 4 Abbott
Steamship N. Massey, smith. Philalelpbu.
Steamship A. C. Sduers DAVIS, PhladelDha v-.-...c
Steamship Regulator Freeman Wilmington n c. Lonard steamship
Steamship Isaac Bell Bkean Norfolk City Point and Richmond
Sesmship Antbrscte shropshire Phladpha W. kirkpatrick
Steamship Glaucus walden Boston. IL F. Dmcck.
Steamship Nina Thomas Orb Crane sidney u b. Int Ooa KAT
Ship Nile (Brl Ssweomb, Liverpool E B Morgan. Sons
ship Ontario, Mitchell London Gannel Miutuu 4 Co.
Ship sunbeam tBr) Holmes London. c L. Wright Co.
ship ship F ESS S S fs9o Gs SS FmoS G SS%a Tash G Co.
BARK udustrie (Norl Tunueen Croaadt Faneh Hiye Co
Bark Bragg NOr TOrensen, Penah Roads for oner' "end
Bark Gessrer Y. O. Cdstosers, Bremen, II. Koop.
Bark Alp.na (Br) Kmbsll Hs're Boyd Hncken
Barr Mary A. Way Russell Rio Janero Walsh Field WAY.
Bark Grace b. Cam (Br) Cam ST Jou B. Bod Ilncken
Bag cacqae (Bms Csro Gfsnde DO Sui DOSey cOnae (
Little FqS Ds s. TAsm,, al M'P'y x,I R,rtr Co.
seSr HOIs lBr J. in, Walton, n, s., Jed Frye 5cO
sehr. Ben, pa', MlxnstGa n c. \ Powell pco
Schr. W. Carney, Carney bridgeport
schr W. Chapman Br) Paekham, Dorchester b. p New"
Sons
ssSr. J. c. Libby, Libby Fsruand0s Q. Ig% .I, Co.
sehr. W. X. Beebe, Loer Savannah, Evans bau Oo a.,
schr John Boz Mitchell Cais Me- John Bo'H'oa' S
sehr. Ocean Bsle. CSa9. Bo.toa
Lighter Jessie Moore Moore SANDY Hook
Barge I. L. Miller Moore Sandy HOOK
ARRIVED. p
Steamship Magnolia Palmer Savannah with nd'e aDa pass "
Steamship James Adgcr Lockwood Charleston c. x'l Td's A3a
pass Ienrr r. Morgan Co June 26 a. - ~ u" ~' A"
u steam slop Kansa Uonma Chester haned ~ AVuf' 0a
Washington D. g., ior Porlsmosih y IL tt ID. 49,. q,
Oela,s Co. Caua he Hde pa.age, aul lad lue wtAsr,
slp WA Fsoaiah.a Bohlstsd Roecia a. ai' Nl al's %
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
PREPARING FOR me FOURTH
POLICE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT TIE CITY
HALL.
Superintendent KelsO has issued the follow


The national holiday be celebrated Tuesday the 4h
July brings with i peculiar snd much temptation
needless aud ofen unnentOna disorder H h there
the while sctny upon that ay firmly In dis
other i rep disorder snd protect per
Upon the national holiday viii Orer dut the whole
command except that Of IL which be other
wise specially detailed Yoa will member on that
The mode In which nearly whole
population join in celebrating Fourth Of Jay peculiarly
exposes buildings dagger fire. citizens 10 danger by accidental
Injuries, and horses fright The number II accidents that
usually oec1r Fourth Of July from the Of earIs
necessary vigorously eaoe ordinance prohibiting the
dchaTng Of firearms description the City NeTlOrk lhe
dangerous fireworks such snakes ehasers double
headers" Union Young America topdoes also prohibited by
vii therefore
protect life and limb and the public peace
by giving instructions TO the members Of command Tor
members Of YOUR command person who maciOuy
torpelOes Chinese toward pedestrians
against
Of househOler who nurous fireworks
evening" viii be careful command 10
keep the Station House sufficient Of men to meet any sudden
emergency either within without Precinct aud
this DO kept constantly ready 1t important that your
slOul working order
tended to by the Sergeant in c0mmani.
The fireworks in the City Hall Park will include 100
exhibition bombs $50 extra rockets 80 grand batteries
and colored fire ilumnations the whole concluding
with representation OF the naval battle between the
Constitution aud the Guerrere displaying the vessels IN
full battle array advancing toward and bOmbarng each
other In the background other vessels will
be seen sailing rapidly. The single piece will include
10000 square fire of the most beautiful and bril-
liant cOUr filling the air with stars bombs, and flights
nf
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
P4SSFNGFRS dPPTVFD

PROM sAvANNAH-In steamship Magnolia June 2C A. Stein.
berg Mrs NJ Grant Miss Bowers Miss Seahury Mrs Bos g, A
wills j. T. Carr j. T. Cause Geo. c. Gonon. j. Cohen Mrs Cohen
children and servant Miss NJ BaHh Miss G. Wayne Miss Wae
Duppen Major T. g. Hays H. u. Webs G. L. Clark, W H. Boil
shaw o. Neale T. Wilkinson Mn wilkinson, Mrs Dempsey ani
children W. n Poole Mrs Poole children and Mrs &. Alfred
Mrs Miller Miss Ads Fori Miss Fannie Chester Mrs Peek Miss
Peck Mss Burt Mrs Humphreys. W. T. smith H. showers aud
A. Chas Mrs c. Green child and
servant c. Wheudae Morrison j. d. Huae and 10 in steege.
FROM CHARLESrON-In eamshp James Adger, June 2Mr&
Mayors IL. Andrews jerks b. Coburu and wife g s.
w Roberts p Smyth c. Mlett wife aud child Miss
Mle Mrs Guntha Miss NJ Drew, g. IL Buh Miss NJ Johnson.
Miss ~ II. Cleay A. Huntington, Ross Mira JeSet and
eh ren T. b. Jesett q. Hall Mrs g. NeWcomb. Miss s. BdNe
Mcleod Miss Louisa Warren Mrs T. j. Lppet aud servant Mrs
Dodge aud child Miss ~ Clover Miss j. Had Hiss
Black, Miss L. Black Miss 5. J. Newcomh
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
THE COURTS.

THE INCOME TAX SUSTAINED IN BROOKLYN
TOR FREELAND DENIED BY JUDGE BENE-
DICT.
The argument on the application Of Daniel
c. Robbins Cor injunction to restrain Collector Freed
land from collecting income tax amounting to $500 49,
for which plaintiff had been assessed heard yeser
day. before Judge Benedict in the u Eastern District
Court. Counsel for plaintiff raised the following points
First. The tax assessed upon the income OF plaintiff
unconstitutional by reason Of its being direct tax
Second: The tax was embraced within the words,
captau2n or otcer diteft TAX IN sec
OF the Constitution provides that Representatives ana
direct taxes shall he appOrtoned among the severn
States, according TO their several numbers. Art W..
o. paragraph Of the Constitution directs that no
capaton direct taxes shall be laid unless IN Propor
tOn to the enumeration therein before drectea
TO be taken. Such tax was not laid according 20 suc
census although IL taken in 1850 by virtue OF an act
OF Congress approved May 49, 1850; and such tax was
therefore, in violation the Constitution and the acts
of Congress in passing II and void
and the Collector should be restrained from collecting IT,
Third The plaintiff has remedy Mt law sufficient TO
indemnify him IL the Collector should be allowed to
train and sell his property as he threatens TO 40 Inc
Collector is not sufficiently responsible and the law does
not provide 10 indemnify all the judgments
which might be obtained against the Collector Inc At-
tOey Genera has advised the Secretary OF the Ireas
ury that the Internal Revenue Commissioner Is not
bound tO pay the back taxes illegally collected, ana ne
might advise him in like manner that he was not bound
TO reimburse the Collector for Judgments obtained
Fourth The defendant threatens this tax not paid
that he will dstrain and sell the property OF paintn
This is to deprive plaintiff OF his property without due
process Of law.
u s. District Attorney Tracy for defendant called the
attention OF the Court to section 10 Of the Internal ReVe
nue. laws OF 1900 which fObds suit to restrain the as
sesment or collection OF in any Court and then
submitted the case OF Puen ag KssenGer on page "a
OF Second Abbotts u s. Reports, which had been de-
cided I'm favor OF defendant the point above men
toned. Judge Benedict denied the motion for an In
junction, and the plaintiff will be compelled to pay his
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
Corporation Notifies.
DEPARrNEyT op PURLro Work. No: 237

DEPARTMENT op PURIIc woRKs No 2y7 Brotisay.
ITO C0NTRACT0RS.-PrOp incl0sed IN
bidder 1iorsed thereon ALSO THE NUMBER OF fB WORK
IN THE ADvBRTSEMBNT will be received at this oGe Until Moa
iIFc paving Broome between BrosdWsy ssd Ccbtre
Belgian pavement and laying crosalks at the inIereng streets
For paving Bayar between Bowery an Bare,t with B,lsin
pavement and laying erosswaks at tie neuas streets ~lef; 70
3-For paving wIest from Grand to RvngOu, with Bells
pavement and laying crossSalks at the Htesecns streets where -
for paving Thirty ,econ seconi-,ve R River viii
Belgian pavement aud laying eowak al the streets Were
S-For paving Forty sh seconaye to Est River With Bel
Sian pavement and n osws at The intesens streets where -
6DFo paving Fysrtst Broadway Eshthav With Bel
giln pavement AID laying osak at tie ntefsecng streets saere~
7Por paving Pyseventbs, from Eighth Snthsve With B'l
Eaa ssaasi 2ai{ems1 anu laying ''''"'A a. Tue INTERVENING
For paving Astorplace Fouhye Boalsay with Bel
gian pavement aud ay1s crosssalAs At TIE AeIas ~ "-
required ry,., . ,. ,,.., .-. =. p..,,,. ,, p.,,;,,
pavement and laying c'O'sWaAs at tue Interesting streets "aee 70
oPor sewers SiItys aud S1ty.seconists from Bouevarin
~Fo sewer in one.hundre steebh from Avenue to Prs
-Po One Hundred aud TSeHtyhid-st from A7-a1e
9Fo oe, sewer in One Hundred and Eghth-st from Halos
river 20 Boulevard; Hundred aud Teuht e. Ien, ave- ais
branches Boulevard ud one Hanrd and Sixth and one ha a
"a For sewer in Sirtv-6nh.,, from First to Tlrlsve
ij-Fo underground drau between seveayh sd Eighty -
6-Por regulating grading curb gutter nul tagging LeIasi'aae
T-For curb gutter and aagGns Frlye. from Thirty inN
B1FSr sassag oas.bunireI rsi from T-'i 70
Four;h-ave. ., - ,,., -. r.,.-.
aSFor sasSS Piiy s0 1m B,oaivay Eigs,t,re
l-Por asggng Grcenschs st. irop lagbi 20 tsnast 49,,
22-For furnishing tbs Department "''- s''I-'e '-'N |
Bss 1s ,po.a the speacat9us and agem' 'he Po'
Nssy,rk Ina n lB1l WILLIAM NJ. TWEED
'7"'i''N' '@ 80 " Comm ss.oler of Public Works
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
HOW LIQUOR KILLED A SOBER WOMAN.

Mrs. Mary McGOugh, age 30, died yesterday at
No "a Mulberry-st from taking Paris green. She was
employed for several years q domestic in various fam
lilies this city, and had saved about $780, which she
had deposited In savings bank. Nearly three years
ago. while living with the family Of Dr. Sweeney at No.
began 10 spend her money for liquor. Gradually the
baIk deposit was reduced until only about slb0 re-
Jnained. This was taken bp him TO open and NJ up q
basement lodi gng house. The venture proved upreuiu
neratlye, and she ercT lOwspirited aud moody. i'm.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
THE wILLIAMsBURGH AssAssINATION-A NEWS
BOYS EVIDENCE.

BOYS EVIDENCE.
The trial of John COnnOrs for the alleged
murder John Gass, the 25th Of May last In Brook
lyn z. d.. was begun in the criminal branch OF tho
Brooklyn City Court, yesterday morning. On the even
ing OF the day in question Connos met Gass in oyster
saloon in Grandst and got into fight, Gass striking
Connors heavy blow on the face with his fist They
put OF the house by the proprietor and then the
fight was renewed. An officer along and separated
the cOmbatants and Gass and man named Smith went
together toward South Seconds COnnOrs back to
the saloon to finish the oysters he had been eating and
after left. About 30 minutes after the hrst hgh
while Gass and Smith walking along, some one
came behind Gass with heavy cart rung, ana struck
him blow the head, smashing in his skull. lie was
taken home, and died soon after.
The CorOners inquest and subsequent investigation
before Justice Voorhees,, failed TO place the crime upon
any I'm particular but DstrctAttOrney Morris hay
ing lately obtained some new evidence, Conhors was
held to await the action OF the Grand Jury Yesterday
morning bill of indictment was returned and the pris.
Oner put trial. DistrctAttOrney Morris opened
the for the people, and examined number OF I'M
that he sold papers for living remembered the night
Gass was killed; slept that night in lumber-yard;
Gass that morning on the corner OF south
Secondst. there another person with him when
he first him, aud then another person. pig, tail
man-eame along South Second and turned at South
Fir5st he went to cart at FirSst. and took stick
from it, and then went 10 the other two men and struck
OF them with it, Gass fall when he was struck;
was going 10 New-YOrk for papers when he saw Gass
struck; two run up from the direction OF the
ferry the who struck Gass was Connors
The for the defense conducted by III C. Place,
who said that If COnnors hung at all Is would be on
the evidence the boy Walsh whose testimony he pro-
nOunced untrustwOrthy. Case adjourned
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS
90 rJbom II man Concern

ITO ARCHITECTS.-Desig for q NEW
CAPITOL BUILDING for the State Of Michigan will be r'or~i
Board o State Bung Commi soler, a. Llnsns
until WEDNESDAY November l. 1871 at y O'Clock, noou
Information arrangement and general character o me huhs
premiums designs be obtained BY addressing the Boir
Lansing and after June 5 .z ..
Designs submitted must be addressed 20 BOar1 OF STATE BA
Lansing and ndorsed Designs for New Capitol
The Board reject the su0m
T.. o. GROSYESQRl state
JAMES SHEAREs. BulhHg
lansing. June S. 1871. ALEX CHAPATOG,) CommsrOners
\. Y OzSrRAL ASD HUDSON RIVER RAILEo,D Co.
NKw-YORK. June q. i5Il.
rT,HE Thirtieth-st offices of this Company
will he REMOVED . the New Depot at ForySecOai-st Toe
WM. II. VANDERBILT vice.Preaest
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
Professional Notlces.

~ d. HAMMOND, NJ D., formerly Professor
Ss Of important specaIes the Syracuse Medical College
Office 232 Fiehst east Of Thraye n. Y City Nervous Debd
E snd all other special aud general diseases &c Dr. HIS work. %
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

presed with tho idea that she would soon ole ana
paupers grave In one OF these hts OF despond
ency hat are swallowed the poison. verdict OF SUI,
eide nnder temporary alteration OF mind was rendered
by the Jury.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
A LAWYERS CHARACTER INDICATED.

The motion to punish the lawyer Samuel
Hrsch for contempt of Court in procuring alleged traw
bail" action in which he engaged denied
yesterday by Judge Gilbert who could nothing in
the impeach the character conduct Of the law
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

Judgment the plaintiff for s3 costs as sossnoe
Dehn.r Sg HsJgigmen for tho psaf for $40 9 and costs
with t15 allowance Copcu sgt WaJugmeD, for the p,intn Tor
sl5 20 and costs With Us allowance johnson sg Stewsr-Dec
si0n reserved.