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COURT CALENDARS-THIs DAY

SUPREME CoURr--CHAMBERs-Hcld by Judge
Dononue.-Nos. 3, 80, 33 "a, 80, 60, 66, II, 7s s3
s5, 103, l44 l49, l5o l6l lS3 lS5, 2as 247 4s 249
25l
SUPREME CoURr-GENEEAL TERM-Held by
Judges DAVIS, Brady ana Danieis-Nos. ST. 90
142, 143 i44, 96, lac, lac, l47.
SUPREME CouRr-SPEcIAL TERH--tieit by Judge
Van Brunt-Demurrers-Nos 49, 20, Il. Issues Of
law and fact-Nos. 6l l67 loo, 2l9, 229 235, 236
237 81, DAP, 244, 245, no. 54 99 $780, lj9 l73, 2l5
l45 g. 20s, l26, II. 207.
SUPREME CoU.T-CIRCUIT-Part 2-Held by
Judge Van vorst.-Nos 2i4s, Is6. 1888. 452h,
ll76, 1876 1922, $780, 1885, 1912, 46s 1000. 1000 },
rs, l246, 1894, 1914, $40, las, $780, 1882, 1854
rence,-Nos S. s77, n, $751; 917 llls, S23 e2o y,
6S5h 1923, 1867, 1879. s05h, 224l h. 93l 1884, 34,
1757h, 773, $50, S95, 1909, 2565, 2l2o. 1893.
SUPERIOR CoUBT-GENRRAL TBRM.-AdJourned
for the term.
SUPERIOR GoURT-1RIAL TREM-Part Held by
Judge Mone-Nos. j07 q, 963, 943. 1889. S2l. $685.,
1915, 739 $685. 5sl, 99l, 93S, e45, 94e GSl, Part 3
1l6s l17s, 77s, zoos, 1910, sl 1854 1922 Ses, 792
1885, ll46
COMMON PLEAs-GENEEAL TERN.-Adourned un'
I'll Monday, April s.
UoNxoN PLEAs-TRrAL rERx-Part Held by
Judge Robnson.-NUs. 2sl y, l4l2, l2O0. l42s, l0eo
1894, 1925, 1905 1881, 1880, l24S l24s, lO6e 1Oos
62. Part 2-Adjourned Ior the term.
MARINE CSgnT-iElAL TERM Part l.held ey
Judge Spauding.-Nos. ll99, 1851, 27s0, 1851,
2SiS, Sse, 1s33 1884, 1885, 1889, 1884, ls45, 1851
1s6o, 1861 Part 2--Held by Judge shea.-Nos.
1880, 1892, 32os, 100, 1891, 4l4S 657, 1850, 1894
1895, S272 2720, 1o4o 1882, 22S5. Part 3--held by
Judge JOachimsen.-Nos. CAS- 3l5l, 1852, 3l4s,
81, 3ll4, 3llG. S17 3lQ3, 3os5, Sl33, 20lo, COLI,
1904, 23lL
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CAPTAIN MOUNTS REPORT.

The oflcia report Of Captain Mount. OF the
Nineteenth precinct, in relation to the shameless
and crimlnaly stupid course pursued In the case
OF the unfortunate JACOB Stockvis at yesterdays
meeting OF the Board OF Police, was taken up,
read and referred to the Committee on Rules and
Discipline. 1t Ii as follows:-
Hon GEORGE w. MArskL. President Board OF PoIice:-
SIRl have investigated all the circumstances IN
lation Doe and the following ia the
O'Clock T. NJ. on SATURDAY February ~ the attention
Onfcer fallon was called by a lady TO man who
under the influence Of liquor and acting ds0rderly Oh
Third avenue, near Fifty fourth street.
The officer on approaching the man found him TO be
intoxicated, 80 much so rs to stagger The officer
rested him and brought him TO the hOnse Ser
ceeded ask the questions The prisoner
to understand what was said 10 him, bat made his
answers IN LANGUAGE not unde derstood. lie then
searched and u W and two boxes OF blacking taken
removed TO the sitting 10 remain unul
some German officers the other platoon came
in from duty At twelve O'Clock Sergeant Roberts came
on duty when he the prisoner to be brought
man, nerrogated him. His answers to them also
IN language they did not understand. The prisoner
showed Signs Of being deranged sick. nor were
there any marks Of violence on him except slight
warm cell and doorman Mcclary visited him
ten times during that tour Of duty. Sergeant
Roberts also him twice aud he found him sitting
quietly in the cell In the morning ne was brought
he asked 10 sign the receipt book he took the pen
and then threw 1t down the desk, &C ting did
not wish to expose his name He then taken before
Justice Fammer by the officer who reported back that
the prisoner was sentenced TO six months w the Pen
join !. MoUNr, Captain.
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A DvEKTISEMENT FOR NEXT OF KIN OF PATRICK
High Court OF Chancery Ireland, made matter Of
the llh and l2h Victoria chapter S and III the matter
of the trust OF the administration Dtestate OF the goods
and cnatteis OF Patrick Monaghan late OF Pagestown
credit the x OF kin of said Patrick Monaghan de-
ceased
All persons claiming be Of kin of Patrick Mon
aghan iae OF fagestown. In the Meath Iro-
land, farmer, Mt the time OF his death the Id
day of October, 1917 and particularly Walter Connor
Julia Connor sister Of the deceased the said Walter
Connor being last resident about III since
Francisco and the said Mary Connor and Alicia Connor
having emgrated to the United states of America
such next of Kin dead, are by their solicit
before the 9th day of June, 1875 to in
and prove their claims such next of kim the Cham
bers of the Right Honorable the Master of the Rolls Four
Courts Inns quay in the county of the city OF Dublin.
and in default thereof they will be peremptorily
Wednesday the 23d day of June 1873 at II O'Clock in
tho forenoon at the said Chambers is the day appointed
for bearing and adudicating on the claims.
Dated this 5,h day of March, 1874
b. L. WhI1EsTOCK. Oh lief Clerk.
CASEY CLAY, Solicitors for the Petitioner in said
matter, 81 ST. Andrew street Dublin
THE ATTENTION OF THE HEIRS OF LEBBEUs
q csnsefS caias of I'D heirs Of LesSeus lawrence
America and reacing further as follows:-
And turf her adIudged and decreed that all of Tho
landed estates. money plate Jewels person eec nd
chattels real owned or inherited by Mary rowny Law
renee, deceased together with all the sccumua lions
beus Lawrence and his heirs forever" Heirs parties
believing themselves to be such should furnish their
eenealogy to c. W. LAWTON station q, New York, X.
j. LAWloN Princess street, Manchester England.
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said u would make MN drowsy; never saw him
beer.
BALING JACOBSON
testified as to his search for the man, and stated
tnat q gentleman gave him the clew at Police
headquarters IS to .John Doe's'' commitment;
when they found him he cried on seeing his
nephew spler; man stated that he was IN q cell
with two men, and was fighting; next day when
they went to take him away ne gave him q bottle
oil beef tea, and he thought bottle and ali would
go down; he found his handkerchief, with his
name on IT, IN his coat pocket: the handkercnief
was In the overcoat pocket but no money no
walstcoat ana no backing Or. Hlrsch's daughter,
after we got home, found q tobacco pouch in his
pocket.
DIR. SIMON HIRsCH,
OF No. l@ East Fityiourth street testified as to
come and see her husband on the morning OF his
disappearance, out he got there TOO laIe, and
Iound that he mad gone away in the evening
the station house II was ABOUT halfpast eight
O'Clock the sergeant and captain asked me to
WRITE A DESCRIPTION
and they would send ir to the Central once to
20 out ON general alarm; Spier took IL down;
the captain and sergeant said they would notify
me Wednesday. Thursday, Friday and saturday
description OF the man appeared In tue HERALD;
on Friday he was found by Jacobson he went
toJudge Fammer who wanted me TO wait till Mon
day. but he finally gave nim discharge alter ne
told hlm he wouldn' come back alive If they waited
until Monday; ne seemed TO recognize me when
got to the cell door, and tried to speak | then
and acted like starved man; / was present and
saw Jacobson take out the handkerchief at the
time we changed his clothes; whatever we gave
sult-Nhe witness here described the nature OF his
Injuries that have already been mentioned in the
HRRALD) his appetite was unnatural; he seemed
very hungry; We gave no medicine, thinking 1t
hest to give him ssimuants; only once did ne
speak, when he cried "Poiice ~ previous to death
he was very vi0lent-was raving.
The inquest was adjourned until one O'Clock to.
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FIFTY-SEyENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Flammer.
AN UNTRUSTwORTHY CLERK

AN UNTRUSTWOKTHY CLERK.
James Mcdonald, young man employed as
clerk by Greenbaum Il Lyman, brewers at No. 33l
East Fity-seventh street, was arraigned. charged
with embeZZling $2S, which ne received as coilec
tor. lie was committed lOr trial.
A HORSE swINpLE.
person known by the names OF John Grace
and Richard Woodland, both aliases, was ar
raigned for swindling, as alleged, Charles Cover,
OF No. 40 North Thirty.eighth street. Philadelphia
out Of q valuable horse. He pretended to be an
extensive horse dealer and prevailed upon Mr..
Cover to give HIM his morse To sell in New YORK,
where he could dispose OF It to Rood advantage.
TO Mr.. Cover he represented himself as John
Grace, while George II. Paine OF No. S8S Eighth
avenue, knew him as Riclard Woodland. He was
neld for trial
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Sutherland.
AN ALLEGED RECEIVER.

AN ALLEGED RECEIVER.
The trial OF George Fehn, charged with grand
larceny and receiving stolen goods, was com.
menced in the afternoon. This case possesses
some features OF interest that are not found in
many OF the indictments tried for larceny. 1t ap-
pears from the evidence thus far adduced by the
Carson LETT rou9hkeepsle by the afternoon train
for New York, and previous to starting received
the customary brass check, which was q
duplicate OF one placed upon her trunk,
ieNelry, valued at about $l,5oo that the trunk
was placed in the storage room OF WestcOtr's Ex-
press office at the Depot. ard that when sne ap-
piled there lew Gays after the trunk was gone.
liyered the trunk on the eyening Qr The 6tl OF Qc
tober to an express man hdhied Peters, who
handed him check. Peters swore that be re-
ceived the check from Archibald Nj. Evans and de-
livered the trunk at No. 495 Seventh avenue the
residence OF the prisoners father. The boy
Evans was examined at great length. He said
tnat he had been IN the employ OF the prisoner
that on the evening Of the 9TH Of October he IN
company with a boy named James Caughey (also
in the employ OF the prisoner) went to the Grand
Central Depot and upon receiving check from
directing him TO take 1t TO No. III West Twenty
sixth street; that the prisoner sent them to the
depot to get the trunk; that he subsequently saw
Fehn break opOn the trunk and give ladies' wear
ing apparel 10 HIM and TWO other boys 10 SELL and
that the trunk which Miss Carson afterwards
identified at Jefferson Market was the one which
Peters procured at the Grand Central depot 1t
is claimed by the prosecution that the prisoner on
several occasions instigated boys to steal
duplicate check at the depot, remove the checks
placed on trunks and subs ttute stolen checks lor
them, and then hire expressmen TO take them
away from the depot The case viii be concluded
on Thursday.
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SUICIDE OF A SCULPTOR.

The Coroner's ONCE was yesterday notified that
Horace Kneeland sculptor, living at No. 1e1 East
I26th street, had committed suicide by shooting
himself in the head with . revolver IL appears
that the deceased gentleman had for some time pas
been sufering from extreme melancholy caused
Dy ill-nealth. he was married, but had no chll-
dren. coroner Woltman VIII mold an inquest.
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Bixby.
ASSAULT ON A WOMAN,

ASSAULT ON A WOMAN.
About eight O'Clock Monday night Ofncer
Michael Walsh, Of the Seventh precinct station.
heard quarrel in the house No. 80 Hamilton
street. lie rushed in on the second moor
found John Boyd assauting his (Boyd's) sister-in-
law with q razor. The Oficer caught hold OF
Boyd, when the latter assaulted him and cut his
clothes in several places Mary Murphy, the
slster-n-aw or the assailant, was removed to
Bellevue Hospital, with deep incision IN her les
arm. Boyd was arraigned before Judge BiXby
yesterday ana committed 10 await the result Of
injuries.
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER


AN EMBEZZING CLERK SENT TO STATE PRISON
NoILE pROsEQUI IN THE CASE OF EUGENE
A. HEATH.
james r. Bull pleaded guilty to an Indictment
charging him with the embezzlement Of 81, 1856 40
from Messrs. Fl. b. Clanin Co., by whom he was
employed as bookkeeper, by means OF false
entry in memorandum cash book. He was SEN
tenced to Sing Sing Tor two years and six months
The prisoner was greatly overcome on receiving
the sentence, and. sinking INTO his seat very
nearly tainted.
Assistant District Attorney Russell stated that
he wished to nolle prosequl four indictments
against Eugene A. Heath, charging hlm with en-
beZZiement from the Heath Smith MANUFACTURING
Company, of which ne was the treasurer. he said
that he had carefully examined the case and aid
not think the evidence sufficient to convict the
accused Judge Barrett gave his consent, and the
noles were entered. Heath, II will be remem-
Dered, was one or the principal Witnesses for the
prosecution IN the trial of James H. ngers0ll, who
was sent to State Prison for Ave years.
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matter for some time. Mcintyre was arrested
and sent to sing Sing for felony. He ar
rived there on the 26th Of May, and died the
next day OF abscess or the brain. warrant was
issued Tor the man Hughes, and he was arr ested
in Philadelphia. He was placed on trial yesterday
in the Court OF oyer and Termlner, before Judge
Barrett, Colonel e. y. Spencer appearing as c0un.
sci for the prisoner and Assistant District Attor-
ney Russell for the prosecution.
The testimony was very brief. witnesses for the
prosecution cOrrODorated the story given above.
The defence was that II was not shown that the
Mcintyre with whom the prisoner had ali alterca-
uon was the man dying In prison. and tnat as
to the alteration Itself McIntvre was the as
saiiant, that he struck with his nst the prisoner,
who retallated BY throwing lamp at him, that
the lamp did not hit him. but that he fell, striking
his head on the edge OF lounge ana that II the
man VINO died In prison was the one with whom
the alteration was had, and II his death
was the result OF injuries received during such
alteration, the prisoner was JUSTIFIED In what
jury were out but short time when they Drought
In verdict OF guilty OF manslaughter In the
fourth degree. Judge Barrett proceeded to pass
sentence. Tne whole trouble, he said, lay IN the
fact that the accused had been drinking all the
night previous. The jury had been very merciiul
TO return the verdict they had. he thought that
he would be derel1ct In his duty II he did not I'm.
pose the full penalty OF the law and he hoped II
would be warning TO others In the same condi-
tion. He tnen sentenced him to Imprisonment in
the State Prison Tor two years.
snow that you have sentenced me-" said
Hughes addressing Judge Barrett ''all have 10
say Is that l am as innocent OF the crime charged
against me as you are"
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Baldwin ct al VS.. Tallmadge.-Case and excep-
tiOns settled and ordered on hle.

Baldwin ct al. Vs. Talmadge.- and excep-
ti0ns settled and ordered on nle.
COMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Larremore.
KOehncke VS.. Ross. Glendennlng vs.. Canary.-
See memorandums for counsel
waters vs. Crawford.-Order TO show cause IN
Abro VS.. Figuera-Motion granted.
BY Judge J. +. Daily.
Kearney. administrator. VS.. Dubois.-Motion
granted with $40 costs See opinion.
Williams, administrator, VS.. Slote ct al.-Extra
allowance Of $50 granted.
voorhls VS.. Murphy.-Morion denied without
costs. May De renewed on terms. See memoran-
dunn.
Wells VS.. Campbell.-Additional proof required.
O'GOrman VS.. The Mayor, &c.-Demurrer over
ruled. Judgment for defendants, with costs. see
opinion.
MARINE COURT CHAMBERS.
BY Judge McAdam.
HOFFMAN VS.. Hofrman.-Motion granted on pay
ment OF $40 costs due. Damages TO be assessed by
Dalton vs. Honman.-Dsposed of according to
Haumerschlag vs. Krabrich, Starr vs.. Popham.
kelty va. May Motions denied as per lndol Sc
ments.
Henderson vs. Fullerton, Woodruff vs.. wepber,
Sconeid vs. StifIane, White VS.. pohamus.-De.
Shine VS. Hofman.-The Court has no jurisdic-
tion. The complaint is dismissed, 18th costs.
Hoye vs. Dunnam.-The Court can iurnsn no
Briggs vs. Livingston, Schneider vs.. Teets. sher.
WOOD vs.: Hannaiord Dlossv vs. Douglas Jr.; Mu-
tual Bank VS.. Purdy, Zunzer vs. Frledberg Mer.
cnant vs.. Woif.-Motions to advance granted.
MARINE CoURT-PART LII.
by Judge Joachimsen.
Heyman vs.. Wilson. Judgment for plaintiff,
1854 %.
Goodkind VS.. Binny.-vertict and judgment for
plaintin, $500 g.
Coihren vs.. wlce.-Judgmenr OF nonsuit.
Doelger vs.. Wagner.-Judgment for patntin.
$255 AZ.
DARCY vs.. McD0nnel.-Judgment for plaintiff,
$52.
Miller vs. K0ehler.-Judgment for plaintiff, $500.
Begler vs.. Place.-Judgment IOr plaintiff,
81, O49 93.
Marston va. Morris.-Judgment againss plaintlfI
ana Tor defendant Tor 81, 900.
Jessurun vs.. krengle.-Judgment for plaintiff,
$S23 "a.
Keser va. Fox.-Setted on trial.
Callan vs. Arent-Settled on trial.
Hyatt vs.. SmIth.-Judgment for defendant.
Bum vs.. SatrO.-Judgment lOr defendant.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
ADMIRALTY BRANCH.


The following order in reference to ad miralty
cases IN the United States Circuit Court in TINS
district has been promulgated by the Court
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
SOUTHERN DISTRICT, March 49, 1875 !
For the purpose OF carrying out more effciently
the provisions OF the recent act OF Congress- alter
1t shall take effect, In regard to the finding OF facts
and conclusions or law by the Circuit Court In
cases OF admiralty on appeal, each party to an ap-
peal shall furnish to the Court at the commence
ment OF the hearing, and shall serve on the proctor
for each OF the other parties TO the appeal, i've
days before the hearing printed finding OF facts
writing paper on only one side. H this De not
peal, and II the party IN default be the appellant
his appeal will be dismissed. BY order OF tue
Court. KENNETH G. WHITE, Clerk.
CASES IN EQUITY.
The following order has been promulgated by
the United States Circuit Court OF this district
with regard to equity cases Tor the February and
April terms:-
The hearing Of motions in equity cases and OF
cases on the equity calendar Tor the February
term will be resumed at the Equity Court rooms
No. ~ Chambers street, on Tuesday, March 23
1875, at eleven O'Clock A. NJ. Such calendar Will
be continued as the equity calendar Tor the April
term, but further cases may be noticed for such
term and placed at the foot Of such calendar II the
notices be given and the notes OF issue be nled
according to the usual practice. BY order OF the
Court. KENNETH G. WHITE, Clerk.
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MUSICAL.

MtSlCAi..
~--- .
LADY. EDUCATED UNDER THE FINEST
"a Italian masters wll receive Jew more pupils for
piano or singing; Instruction thorough and artistic, f,
terms low. Address SOLFkGGtO, Herald Office
A YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE TO TEACH A FEW
n scholars on the piano Address, by letter Miss
CONRAD 3l3 Canal street.
EAsTER ANTHBM.-'CHRIST OUR PASSION"
u composition, by Brlaowl OF Zion church Tor
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COMMON PLEAS Astral THnfAL TERM-PART 1
Before Judge Robinson

SUIT AGAINST THE sHERHF.
Suit was brought by Joseph Lowenstein to re-
cover $25, 900 from Sheriff Conner. 1t was claimed
by the plaintiff that he owned two stores on
Eighth avenue, one OF which was conducted BY
his brother Samuel, and thai the Sheriff had levied
upon AMI sold his property for the purpose OF sat-
isfylng Judgment recovered against his brother.
The Jury rendered verdict In favor OF the sheriff.
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A DISHONEST FRIEND.

Fred villa and Aloin Holman, who have
been together for long time went on the 2stn Of
last month to concert saloon In the Bowery
where the former gave to the latter his watch, a
pSlr OF sleeve buttons and some change to keep
ior h.n until they should go home. Fred went 10
another part OF the saloon to speak to friend,
ana wnen he returned his friend Hoffman had
gone and taken the valuabes with him. Yester-
day Hoffman Was arrested anu when arraigned
ne said he knew nothing about the goods, and the
Court held him IN default OF S., 900 Dail.
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DECISIONS.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUrT-PART 2.
BY Judge Van Worst.
Oberman vs.. World Insurance C0mpany.-Mem.
orandum. .
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THE COURTS.
Another Scene in the Bouci-
cault-Hart Play.
THE CORPORATION COUNSEL.
Cheapness Of Human Life in
New York.

Charles b. Haswell who made the preliminary
survey OF East l09th street preparatory to Its
being paved. has sued the city for $50 compensa-
tion. demurrer was rnterposed to the com.
patnt setting up that there is no appropriation
from which to pay the amount claimed. There
was an argument on the demurrer yesterday,
before Judge Larremore, at Special Term OF the
Court OF Common Pleas, after which the Judge
took the papers, reserving his decision.
George w. Butt hired some carriages to various
members OF the Board OF Education for the pur-
pose OF visiting the public schools. Mr.. Butt has
been compelled to sue the city for the amount OF
his bill. This, also, was demurred to and the case
was also argued yesterday, before Judge Larre.
more, with ike result the Court taking the
papers
case Of alleged false Imprisonment and slander
was tried In the marine Court yesterday. Silver
stein, the defendant in the case IS q German
shoemaker, residing at No. Ludlow street. He
was sitting mis- work, while his vest. containing
his watch and chain, lay on the bed Newman.
who brought the suit, entered the room, looking
for his umbrella Sversteln went down stairs at
the moment, and when he returned missed his
watch Knowing that Newman had gone to
barber shop he secured the services Of detective
and had him arrested and taken to police sta
ti0n, where he was searched; but the watch not
being found In his possession he was released.
This WAS the case 1t was related. The jury
found for the defendant, as he had reasonable
ground for suspicion.
The will Of Lorlng Andrews, late a wealthy
leather merchant OF this city, was yesterday ad-
mittsd TO probate by Surrogate Hurchings. The
decedent oequesths the whole Of his property to
his widow and surviving children.
william Stunin was yesterday held by Mr.. Com
missioner Shields In $1,OO0 on q charge of selling
cigars without the legal revenue stamps being at
tached to the boxes containing the same.
Christian Lorenzo was yesterday tried and con-
victed IN the United States Circuit Court, before
Judge Benedict on a charge OF Illicit d.stiuaton.
Demanded for sentence.
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WINES, Liquors, &C.

L'oR sALE-5Jo CASES or GOOD CoGxAc B<ANDY
in quantities TO suit at s. ~ and 81 per 10 bot
ties IN quarts; rare caaace, Aaarsss I, H. uerA1
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TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Smith.
GRAND LARCENY

GRAND LARCENY.
On the 14th inst. Mr. Henry DOallwy had stolen
from the store, No. II Park street, gold watch
and q silver watch, together valued at sl6s. On
the information OF Ocer Buckley, OF the sixth pre-
cinct who was informed by the prisoner, Mr.
Doallwy makes the charge of having stolen said
property against John Rauck, fNO. II Mott street.
RaucK when he confessed to the off1cer, told him
where he had left the properly, which the officer
subsequently obtained possession OF. Rauck was
held IN default OF $1,000 to answer at the General
SaSsi0rS e-.--
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DRoPOSALs NyIrED-FoR RRBCTING BUILD
ing e0xl5 in this city; Brooklyn LOIS. iavorably
located to be taken in payment Address j. MILLER,
box 2,9i3 New York Post Office.
CrEAM SERVICE BETWEEN VICTORIA, BRITISH
- COLUMBIA AND SAN FRANCISCO.
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MEXICAN OFFICE.--DTAMONDs WATCHES, JEW
N eiry, slverware, Naluables &C. bought highe,
,aiue raid n B.-unusual advantages offered parti,
N''"e j. ii. BARRINGER 735 Broadw way.
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A j. sAUsES DANCING ACADEMIES GLASSES
~. at Masonic Hail. ia East 18th Brevoort AL
la East Hth street. PRIVATE LESSONS at any hour
CIRCULARS AZ private academy 2l2 East llth street
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Post ONCE Department, Canada,
ottawa. 10Th Feb, 1873.