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JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.


GRAND LARCENY.-Mr. Ferdinand A. Marsily OF
No Gs West Ffteenthst. appeared before Justice Led
with, on Saturday, and deposed that on December N
1866 check on the Brooklyn Bank for the sum OF s2iTu
(the property of Otto Ludovic and Julius LudoyicD
was feoniousy obtained stolen and carried away frem
the owners by g. 3. Christie jr whom he now charges
with the larceny. II appears that Mr. Marsy was the
agent for the Messrs Ludoyc and through him, on the
faith of statements made by Christie, that frm con-
sented 10 receive check of Christe's In ex-
change for one OF theirs covering the above
amount christie got the check eashed as
Also another to the amount OF 81 800 which he
few DAYS after IN the same fraudulent way on the Ttb
nj December 1866 the Aessrs Ludoylc made an asslg
ment and Chrsties checks on the Brookiyn Bank ana
the National Bank of Paterson j. We're anu
protested The trick then became appareht Cnrisue
toId MIR Mary that his partner had said that he mghi
90 well stio5 the LudOyicis any one else, as some
80 as going 70 he stuck" and this IL the only expla
atsn he has 80 far given in reference to the accusation
a1sinst him He was committed for examination.
I,RcrSY.-Matilda Bates charged with having
olep iewelry money OF the yalue Of $780, the
erty of Anne Wood, No. $50 Franin-st. Mrs Bates.
early In October last boarding house keeper at No
n Watts-st, and she says that the money ana tewery
were left in her care by Anne Wood for safe keeping
when the latter about leaving the house. she Wal
committed for trial at the Court Of Special Sessions
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CRIMINAL COURTS.
COURT OF ENERALsEsSIONS.
fRefore Judye WusSell

COURT OF GENEkAls Sf''ibN'
before Judge Russell
Yesterday this Court disposed Of large calendar
~ criminal cases There several old cases that have
been adjourned tmo and again, which VIII doubtless be
heard this month Such Tor instance as that OF Wesley
Allen alias "Robert Macaire one OF te notorious en
there being 300 indictments TO find beside having
other important business To occupy IGer a.
that Of forged letter purporng TO have been written
by the DsrietAttorney, and the alleged msdemeaot on
petit Juror I'm robbery trial. The following were the
cases disposed Of yesterday;
BURGLARS SENTENoED.-E Edward Kennedy indicted with
four others for burglary in the third degree In breaking
into the store OF Henry Magrath No 1871 Broadway on the
evening of the 9th Of December aud stealing goods TO the
value OF S365, was tried and found guilty. lie was
sentenced 10 the State Prison for five years Irving
Byron aprlsoner In the same case was discharged nav
INC been used as a witness McGinns, another prisoner
was sentenced to the state Prison on Mondays ana ana
Richard BrOphy is the only one OF the -FOUR persons III '
burglary, yet to be heard from
FEMALE DOMESTIC TmEF.-Mary Lynch, IS years OF
sge pleaded guilty to the charge OF stealing 'a,'v"9
Articles Of jewelry, worth Sis, from the residence VI ~
einpIoyer Abram Boodgood No 81 Leroyst on tne o. o
January. she sentenced to the state rrS'" IVA
years.
A PtcKPocKEr.- George MARTIN was arraighed ior
stealing IA watch and chain worth S2 the properly OK
Iohn = uass Tho complainant testified that he was
con,ng ont of n minstrel hall Broadway on Years
eve when he observed the prisoner pushing nun ana soon
felt his pockets being picked na , s %
Who walked off when no seized the supposed pckpocket
The Jury disagreed IN the ease' ana INC prisoner was
remandod
AFA1sE PRETENpER-Theodore Kohn pleaded guilty
N the charge Of obtaining goods by false pretenses Com
painant Joseph W. Brady, testified that the prisoner
came 10 his In Chambersst the 20th of August
and on the strength OF false representations obtained
goods the amount OF 800 The prisoner was remanded
DISHONEST ERRAND BoY.-Thomas Woods, aged 10
years, indicted with his brother Peter Woods, year
older pleaded guilty. and sent to the House OF
Refuge. He was employed an GRAND boy by James
Everde and sent ON tho 18th o. september Dy the
employer TO his residence after some National BANK
Notes. amounting TO $50, which he obtained ana ran
away with, encouraged by his brother.
PoaoERY. edward Cassidy pleaded guilty" 70 Ior-
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1876
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Mile NiDDI. in her great rof
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Door. open at o'clock 10 commence at = O'clock
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SUPREME COURT-GESERAL TERM-JAS. s-Befort
Justices Leonard CLERKI and INGRAHAM.
LAW or ADMINISTRATION.

SUPREME CoURT-GESERGL TERM-JAS s-Before
Justices Leonard CLERKB and INGRAHAM.
LAW or ADMINISTRATION.
b. G. Thayer agt Albert Clark ct al
The defendants III this case were the suretes ON an
administrators bond Judgments were recovered against
the administrators and order made 10y the surr0
gate that tine administrators pay them. Execution
commenced against the suretes. The was referred
and tried before referee on the reference evidence
them the referee refused TO receive such evidence
nons at the dScTeg G ne SGGgs no w many the
defendant appealed cOntendng that the statutes regat-
Ing Surrogate proceedings dd not warrant the reiciIeo
FEE Young and Mr.. EdmOnds for appellant; b. C.
Thayer and Mr.. Allen for respondents.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-GENERAL TERM-JAN. g.
Before Judges DAILY. BRADY and CARDozO.
BOARD or EXCISE AND THE LIQUOR DEALEns, N.
" " - Board Of Health, &C.
motion was made last Monday by the counsel Tor
the Board TO vacate junctons granted by this Court In
the of 800 liquor dealers, on the ground that
action OF the Board to be constitutional, was conclusive
in all the cases growing out OF that action.
Mr.. Graham on behalf Of Mr. Holt opposed the motlon
and stated that he had points 10 raise IN tbe
Of his client The accordingly set down Tor
Pursuant TO adjournment the case came up at II
O'clock m yesterday The point upon which MT era,
~ the Constitution Of the United States, forbddlIg
state to passa law mparing the Obligation oI coTaoi
equally with the Court Of Common Pleas was one Of SUD-
ordinate nat to the SoPTe were co
vnced OF their correctness, they must maintain these
views Notwithstanding the decision OF the Court OF APP
peas which in this respect Is but a coordinate Court
But even IL the Court Of Appeals were authority on te
point tho eases decided by them were not OF general
authority; those submitted state OF Iacts
In "A friendly proceeding. At best such proceeding
could only bind the parties TO IT, ana cOd not DC con-
sideTed u valid decision great principles OF law IN
yolyng the general public But least OF all could u De
allowed affect the Interests OF the whole community
where it was obtained ny evident cousion and where
pany effort had been made to present the true ge
ton at issue Court but only such partial view OF
the case as would authorize Court already willing 10
support the action OF the Board.
r d. b. Eaten behalf Of the Board, briefly repne9
TO tho arguments of Mr.. Graham The Court then TOOK
the papels and reserved its decision.
George Bliss and ID. b. Eaton for the appellants Jonh
Graham for the respondent
SPECIAL TERN-Before Judge CARDozo.
DECISIONS.
Jno. g. Kenyon agt. n Hays, and Rodman agt McyleK-
ar-Siotions granted. School agt. MutFey-See men,
M AIbert Storer Application be granted on procuring
certificate OF the Secretary Of State larger agt h
See opinion Stevens agt. PieTce-Order settled Du
rach agt LaflinMotion denied without costs Metmoie
AT NJ Experimentation denied. Belknapp agt simmons
Default opened.
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THE TONES POLICE COURT.
IT. I,.ticn nnn.linr

ROBBED A FELLOW -LoDGER-Albert Rath residing
Mt No SO Bayardst Monday stole from fellowodgef
clothing valued at ESQ., Yesterday he arrested and
the stolen property found In his possession. Justice
bowling committed him for trial.
CRUELTY TO ANIMALs.-officer Tuck OF the broadway
Squad yesterday arrested VIM. H. Fowler, who was
driving horse attached to a Broadway and Eighth-st
stage the animal having ring on his right fofe Leg
rendering him unfit duty Justice Bowling committed
the accused, "
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Deniieirp.

"a DELIGHTFUL PROCESS"
Nine extracted IN minute without te lean Paih
through m improved method 81 harg Nitrous Otd Gas No charge
G extracting alien teeth are Inserted Complete sets t hours AZ
Dr. VAN vLECKS, No l73 SIhave., n. Y
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CIVIL COURTS
UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURT-JAS. s.-Before
Judge SHTPMAS


Returns Of process were made in the following
Internal Revenue eases-United states agt, ~
barrels Distilled Spirits found at No 81 Beaverst same
ag 10 barrels do and other articles found at NO 2Ol last
Twenty fthst. Same agt. barrels do, found at no
AbattOrpace Same ag barrels do, found on ERhth-
ave-. near TwentyfOurthst Same agt barrels MhsKyi
8mash-tubs, and other articles found at NO t4l East
ThTteenthst; Same at ~ barrels do found at NO AL
West Thirysxtl-st Same agt STILL &C., found at NO "a
JacksOn-st.
claimants appearing for the above articles, on mo-
ton of b. X Phelps Assistant United States DstrcAt-
torney DEGREES entered condemnng them by default
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fnTnitare.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE Of
- warranted manufacture Ao, solid Cstsut and Walnut Cham;
Der Suites plain ornamental at H. J. FARNGTOEs No 3GS
Caualst, opposite Wooster E'tablisled 1915
FURNITURE, Oil-c0tbs, and Carpets of 'evZ
cry description ao BEDDING Pror and bedroom suites Plano
Fortes BkNDALb sc OTIS a Canal and Hudson as
Payment taken by weekly mon,hl' p{ymens peierrel
DICKHARDTs Extension PARLOR BED
STEAD Silver Medal al last fnir Aaercan institute
different from tie sobed has equal spring
mattress Can BE- male sofa aud chsto suit the space Pa.
tory SaesrO0n 67 Blceckcbt Of Sullivan Also all
kinds Of arstclss Furniture hand AMI made to orler
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Mi5relldueouE.

GOAL. - Warranted Best Lehigh Furnace,
~ e. 50 per tgni Red Asa and Locust Mountain ss Bseks%h
Va flOi Camel Liverpool eZR Orders received at No 20 Eighth
ave Yard corner o. Twenty -hrdsi. and Frtsve
II l.. LEDERER 81 Co.. at No. 362 Pearl-st
~ announce to their friends ard the public generally that they have
opened new LOAN OFFICE where they vii advance cash at reason
able is1s on all valuable property Watches Jewe Diamonds &e
E,NGLlSH GAME FOWLS, BraInahs, COchins
H Doncks Bautams, FsncT PIGEONS DOG for
sale address n L. Box No s;29 Post Ohee Ecw.York
MANHATTAN OIL COMPANY,
w No l6 BrOaiwsr, n Y.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS
MASONs SPERM OIL and EXTRA LARD OIL.
Por Railroads, Steamships, and Factories
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Go rOhom It man Concern.

TVO GUARDIANS.-Want in a small, pri-
yate family aORPIAS mohere.s GIRL FROM six 70 ten years
Of age board educate aai take u Address H. Boz No. l
Post OMce.
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UsTED srATEs MiilrlRT R.IIgo,, q

UNITED 5TATKs MILITARY RaIEoIp 01S5cT -
WAsHIsGT0s, D. O. Dee 20 Ia
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received Of
ts 0nes Until u MOsDAY Jan ~ for TIE pnyehsy Ea,, ~
suitable for t5b IT" Rail y 'V'N ~i~''''
low Troy NeW.YOfk - "iNS'
samples nay b. At this onee At the United States ousy
ATs Ofes 10 EeWY0rk City PHILADELPHIA Penn o. Iouisrl ~
feUas-CAsh Ia GOyeun mt PandG ''"'' Ay'
CHILLY, BIT Gel ssd 4 g. H., o. s. Army
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Cost au0 Gonn0.

I OST.-BANK- BOOKS Nos. 9,3G5 and 25,3sO
IL OF the UNION DIME SAVINGS BANK, corner Canal aud V,ek'
its Any sndns the viii please return them to sad Bank
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Professional Noilcre.

DR IARMONT, No 173 Broadway.-Treat-
rnf fon Medical Adviser and Marriage Guides on
local. Constitutional and diseases, c
'"''' A'''-' - WARMER. Publisher No. veseyst
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Droposals.

aAILED PROPOSALS will be received by
os,J Nc Eleventh Ward az The ocs Inc Clerk Of tie
~ "a a. ID % corner Of Grand and Rhns nut WEDNESDAY
~ 49, Si a oeoek, noon foT the and
s,oaxd ~. scnS aAkl SCHOOL HOUSE Of
ed n, a Avenues and D. in sid Ward Plaas
suPsrpsesdsnt Of School Bads No 81 cey, proaosa t
a. Yen osHsa Of the work separately and Be
W rOIks Proposals
nsG ss s.5 suees'.f .nd approved ssIes win he
oasf and Propcsal viii be eopsdere IN
sce no surcsss are nEd The School Tostss reserve ne vt 10
10 90 Dated Dee 81, hes vi INC PaDhe Assfes'
HIRAM WIsNER Chslru,r ,p, =. g..
EDWARD MCHLIkG seersa,,, DysL8 oi ,pusssees
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me MANOR favored the effect OF the prece-

The Mayor favored the effect of the prece-
dent.
The motion was then put and concurred
in.
The report of the Superintendent of Oak
Hill Cemetery showed seven interments
for the week ending January 18th.
Bids were then opened for removing dead
animals. There were two bids:
Frank c.. Ruppert's bid was 10 cents;
VIM. JOhnSon's bid, % cents.
The contract was awarded to Frank @.
Rupert, his bid being the lowest
A Special Committee, consisting OF
Messrs. Heilman. Reitz, Miller and Wilt
shire, was appointed to settle with +. w.
Brinkmeyer & Co., for damages incurred
in the opening of Front Street. -
Recorder Nelson made a statement rela-
tive to Mr.. A. Reis's building, said to be on
the street. 49,. ..-sr o-g-
IA motion was made to give Mr.. Refs six
months to remove the building. Amended
to read: That the Marshal be Instructed to
notify Mr.. Refs to remove the building
within ninety days. Concurred in.
Ordered, That the Vine Street engine be
repaired at a expense not exceeding $40.
Mr.. John Stocks appeared before the
Council and asked that his neighbors be
compelled con L to T lay their pavs;mIents as he
Mayor Baker made g statement relative
to the settlement with Mrs. Martha Mey-
ers, for horse injured in the street of the
city. 1t will be remembered that the
Council instructed the Mayor to settle with
her at a cost to the city not to exceed S75,
or in other words, to make the best bargain
he could. limiting him to S75, Mayor Baker
met Mrs. Meyers, and proposed to pay her
$50, which proposition the accepted. The
City Clerk drew an order in her, favor for
$50, for which Mayor Baker, paid her the
cash, and she left nnanifestly satisfied. In
an hour she returned Some Kind friend
had told her that the Council had allowed
her $50, and she had been SWindled. n OF.
finding the Mayor, she conbed down our
good natured friend the Clerk, and after
wards finding the Mayor, gave him a piece
nthe money and refer the whole matter to
the Council again. This she declined, and
sought the advice of a lawyers What the
of the opinion il the lawyer gets a fee,
1t will not come out of the city treasury
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OFFICIAL.

: LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED in the
Post Office at Evansville State of Indiana,
on the l4th day of January, 1867.
So To obtain any of these letters the
applicant must call for " advertised let
ters," give the date of the list, and pay one
cent for advertising
tkS- If not called for within one month,
they will be sent to the Dead-Letter Office.
Free DeLiveq8 of letters by carriers, at the
residence of owners, in cities of $1,000 in
habitants or over, may be secured by OBJ
serving the following RuLeS:
L. Direct letters to the street and number,
as wellfas the post office and State.
i 2. Head letters with the writer's post
office and State, street and number, sign
them plainly with full name, and request
that answers be directed accordingly. ~ e
af3 Letters to strangers and transient visit
ors in q town or city, whose special address
may be unknown, should be marked, in
the lower left-hand corner, with the word
&C Transient" lsfH
"A. Place the postage-stamp on he upper
right-hand corner, and leave space sbel
tween the stamps and direction for post
marking without interfering with the
writing.
MIA request for the return of letter
to the writer, if unclaimed within thirty
days or less, written or printed with the
writer's name, post-office, and State across
the left-hand end of the envelope, on the
face side, will be complied with free of
extra postage.-[Sec. Is, Law of 1863.
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/ John Henlen is of rather musical turn
of mind, and had become the owner of
nice French harp of huge proportion and
milifluous tones, but he INDUCED his pas
sion on Saturday night passing along the
| street, and two of the police not having
an ear for music, ''pulled" him, and COM
planned of him for making noise on the
street. While the examination was going
on, we breathed few sweet strains upon
the harp, which so charmed His Honor,
that he admonished John and let him go.
We do not think the strains of that harp
would disturb anybody who has music in
his soul.
Nathaniel Thompson, resident proper
ty holder, got drunk and noisy at the
Merchants Hotel, and the officers nabbed
him. Some nice young men who hap
pened to be around We're very solicitous
that he should not go to Jail, but wlen the
officers found. out that he had nearly 81 900
on his person. they thought the safest
place for him and his money was in some
sequestered spot where his solicitous
friends could not become too familiar with
him. This kindness on the part of the
officers cost Nathaniel about Sl2 in the
shape of fine and costs-cheap enough for
the services rendered. sf7 81
A man named Meyer, from the rural dis
tricts, imbibed pretty freely on Saturday,
and became salubr1ous. The police adj
vised him to go home, and he started, but
had not gone far before he drew from his
pocket flask of Boornenickle, or chain
lightning, and drained it to the dregs He,
then chose the earth for a couch, with the
lowering clouds for g. counterpane, and,
wrapping his mantle about, lay quietly
downs to sleep. The officers were afraid he
would take cold, and Immediately fur
nished him with quarters at Castle Oar
ling, and yesterday he paid 81 90 for being
drunk, and So Is fort attentions he had
received. fsHylFfe Sen $3.50 & asa 40
John Mcdonald closed the days enter
tainment by paying IS 20 for fndulging in
drunk on Sunday night. John is Mi
lesian and halls from Boston,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-There was but
little business transacted of general public
interest, yesterday, in the Court of Com
mon Pleas, and the Court adjourned early.
We found the Deputy Clerk engaged in
recording the last will and testament of
Nicholas Longworth, late of Cincinnati,
deceased. He had written nine pages of
large record book, and thought he was a
little more than half done. We regret we
were not his favorite heir.
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EVANSVILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
There will be lecture efore the Evans
vine Library Association at Masonic Hall
on Thursday evening, Jnuary 18th, at IL
O'Clock, by Theodore Titon, editor of the
Independent. The popularity and known
ability of Mr.. Tilton Is a writer and
speaker, ought to fill tie hall TO overflow
ing. lie is well knownas the successor. of
Henry Ward Beecher a editor Of the IN
dependent, and is spending the Winter in.
lecturing before Lyceuns and Literary So
c1eties in the Western states. Everywhere
his lectures have been well received, and
he has gained for himself the reputation
of being one of the nnest orators in the
country. NJ
Single tickets fifty 'ents; course tickets
for six lectures two collars, to be had at
the Library Rooms, and of the Directors.
Reserved seats at twenty-five cents extra
can be secured at tie Library Rooms, at
any time before the lecture.
The President of the Library Association
received letter from Rev. Mr.. Milburn
explaining his non-arrivaI to fill his APP
polntment last week. He tailed to make
me proper railroad connection at Terre
Haute, and thus was unable to arrive in
time. He assures the Association that he
will fulfill his engagement at such time
hereafter as the Association may appoint.
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Bachelors Hair DYE.

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ENTERTAINMENT

DOCIAL ENTERTAINMENT.- ne
ladies of st. Paul's episcopal, }
Church will hold social entertain
ment, for the benefit of the Church,
at Mozart Hall, on Wednesday even
ing, next, January 10Th, at which re-
freshments will be served. On Thurs
day and Friday evenings, there will
be exhibitions of tabledur, at the
same place, for the same object. The
patronage Of the public is respectfully
solicited
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