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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-21
IHDIA KUDDER GOODS.

MIA n.Dpsn O,n sOss; pov s., 49, -, ths
ladies and gentlemen Of the city his stock Of India Rubber
Overshoes Boots Cater Boots Buskins Clogs Tootholds
misses Shoes boys Shoes being the most eompte and
perfect assortment Of style and kind OF India Rubber
low any other part of the city. All shoes warranted
g. G. BISHOP, ISL Broadway.
India Rubber and Guts Perchs Goods Wholesale and
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The Disasters to the Pacific Whaling Fleet.
NEW BEDFORD, Oct. 20, 1851.
This mornings Mercury states that there is but small
assurances the New Bedford whalers lost IL the Arctic
Ocean although there several gross inaccuracies in
the reports relative to various vessels The Magnolia
and A. II. Howland reported OIL in port; and in
stead of six hundred there but one hundred and
forty three vessels upon the coast this season
The annexed is extract from letter written by c.
w Rexford dated
called on the S'psH o. the GuTsw Sh
epers but
ponts He said the mate OF the John Wells boarded him.
Henry ThSnpsoa Of new LSna0n al0 S.s ne AI.Ssl.
20 Vary
sspG't I'll he
the chip Rsspsd q New Bsdford pspS.sy the
Badly sas
is: her iRs & @ y Sa hs,
more whasrs would DC lost but ssat he could name
Of heavy weather and ice.
The following ia also extracted from letter, dated
John Well. was . Spoken n.a4 Ss sspst%ssr
nearly snLps aDd broken for sea
have
the
s en- s. By w. Ice The given BY s sss,
s' 51 bsS
There is an insurance on the Arsbea at the Mutual
Marine Insurance Company, New Bedford. for $1,000;
$4,000 being account Of the agents and 900 for the
captain and mate.
Upon the America there an insurance for s6l2s at
the New Bedford Commercial $1,000 at the Pacific, and
l1C0o at the New Bedford Whaling Company Nine six
There was no insurance upon the New Bedford.
The Mary Mitchell formerly Of Nantucket now Of San
Francisco, Ii insured for $4,000
The Mercury thinks the statement that the has
been entire failure to the fleet, exaggerstion
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NEWS BY EGRAPH.

The Syraeusc Slave Hiot-Judge Concklin's
Dccls10ns
AUBURN, October 20, 1851.
The court organized at ten O'Clock this morning,
when Judge Conckln decided to bind the prisoners
for trial for misdemsanor at the next term Of the Court
at Buffalo, which meets the % Tuesday in November.
Bail accordingly entered and this ends the matter
for the present.
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HAYWARD RUBBER CO.
10y m. A. Bue.inshsm, IrsosSrss.
fHB NEWARK INDIA RUBBER NC ovs
FORD 4 90.
View York, July ", B51.

INDIA RUBBER oHIvALRy-L; CANDEE a LAl,v.s!.
II India Rubber Company. BY william A brchnsnsm,
Treasurer Newark India Rubber Company by Hiram Hut
Crimson, President Ford Co. The parties aeovensmsa
who falsely charge II. n Day with prang patens owned
BY them and their oonfederss called Goodyears p.ens
rerit special attention at this time In exposing ths
vile eaumng have for months past publicly ensrsea ,n,s
charges made in the newspapers. over my own name
While their suit At pending and At issue BEFORE ,ae
constituted tribunals Of the country the parties tco sner
testimony and had printed u. eomsiussrn sses 80, w.
sether about dozen and brought 70 sne
principal witnesses the suit At law for S9u
called in court this suit involved the ts w "g
patent offered 10; the ustIon banksa guy
demanded judgment ofnon suit which have often
against this swindns patent The plsnuhs nrought ~
smdsyit OF their associate and psrs owner wnsm
and shuMed out Of trial Yet these ohvareus
CONSUME their dsersoeul practice Of threstening
ZION 70 honorable merchants oommead their pcsens W
n,on 70 ue candid consideration OF my rienns
toners while an happy 70 snnounce my fscn,ses 20.
mning shoes have Been doubled and am nov
nerve Tesn orders hope 70 supply my orders an stiss
v,s uomtty, hereafter, with increased
1e.DsXs best patent Japan Rubber Shoes; 20 snss
momen oos cente III others in proportion Csr
cents per pornd Steam P.ctnr " nound net
HORACE n. DAT,
manufacturer, inventor, snd owner Of ssvsatseu
India Robbsg Passnss, % Cost,andtss
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Trial OF the Steamer Pampero Postponed.

SAvANNAH, Oct. lB, 1901.
The trial OF the steamer Pampero at St. Augustine,
has been postponed until December next and the GO
axidenca
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ANTHOLOGY. Ae.

AIRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TEN
WI ders her services Ladies and Gentlemen Of this city
In Aseolosy Love and Law Matters interpreting Dreams
Re- and eceuos, constantly relied on BY Napo
icon; and tell the lady gentleman they
will marry Also the Of the visiters Residence, al
Grand street, NY. Ladies City cents. Gentlemen one
dollap.
A srRoLooY.-DR. O. W. RoBACK, FROM SWEDEN,
IA lately sm Phiisdsrhs offers hi, services 70 shs csi
future events rse-Lsdes 90 cents gentlemen, ST. Ma
tves calculated ana read In full according To- the oraees
and masculine sigma. Ladies 81; gentlemen, 81 So Na-
siyties eaisulatsd-Ladie, s gentlemen S. once No.
white street New York, where letters post paid, will
ceve mediate attention For particulars see daily pa
pers Astrological Ainsnscs be procured At the once
ustis
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THE srsrrRs Roussrr AT BRouoHans ycEuN-After
a most successful engagement in the Walnut street
Theatre Philadelphia these charming dansesss whose
talent IL well known In New York have returned with
their aurels and their flowers to the metropolis Of Ame
RIGA Brougham who Is always the qui tire TO please
the public succeeded in engaging these remarkable and
beautiful representatives Of the Terpchoresn art and
nightly his house is crowded TO witness their exquisite
performances The lovers OF most perfect method Of
dancing have witnessed with the greatest admiration,
the grace and charm Of Caroline. In fact We pre-
diccd her success her nrs appearance aud We are
glad to that Judgment has been approved night
after mig BIT, by large audiences We Will add ths>e every
time we her. she appears to have improved in her
art and she stands the head Of all the daseuss
who have visited the United States except perhaps
Fanny Elssler. Her three sisters Adelaide Theresna,
and Clementins, are worthy Of Caroline; and the
guntsiio u.s. doubt the most attractive and perfect
that has been presented 10 the public Those who
love the art Of dancing correctly and heartily inter
pr,ted. will 20 to Broughsms and see the new bslets
nov represented there The engagement OF the Rous-
sets viii soon he at end, they shortly intend to
start on tour to the principal cities OF America
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Majority for cooperation, and against secession In
these districts 2s41 South Carolina is divided int
thirty districts (caed counties in other Ststes end
undry parishes As the Legislature chooses the Gover
electors Of PRECEDENT and members Of Congress
are often chosen the party grounds - In
other States there recond Of the popular vote Of the
State since 1882 when parties rallied under the
banners Of union and nulfcation. There was then
majority Of about 1900 in favor Of notification,
corded in Williams's Politicians Manual It 10 now un
derstood that there large majority in the State in IA
of cooperation, and opposed to secession The f
lowing, from the Charleston Mercury however, shows that
the secessionists do not give up their
The operation majority is, anticipated, very
large in this district The election practically Of
moment and decides nothing 1t was notorious that
there would be Southern Congress II Is to tbs Les
lature which called Convention, and to that Conveu
ton representing the sovereignty Of the State that the
people will look for the solution Of the great questions
before them In the meantime, the Southern Rights As
ISOLATION Of these parishes devoted to the assertion Of
the honor and the defence of the safety Of the State ana
to the faithful support Of measures she may adept
for the redress Of the past and security OF the future M
continue its active organization and Its next monthly
meeting will show that its spirit Is unbroken and the -
triotc ardor of its meubers undated We will never
rive old South Carolina
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EXPREss AGENCIES, &c.

nERFoRD & cos CALIFORNIAN ExPREss-BY
ID steamer Philadelphia, "a and steamer Illinois satur
day 18th charge special Mr. Abner Wade
through San Francisco Freight only 40 cents pouad
postage We guarantee TO deliver all our goods with
Che u mall Packages should be waterproof and not
coed l3 lbs 70 be cent In before o'clock Saturday No
custom house consular fees No Vessy street,
Astor Mouse.
AZ REcORY's GREAT CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND
" Parcel kxpres will despatch our nex parcel and
letter splendid Daniel Webster
we6nesday Oct ~ st3P and packages and parcels. 20
usual In steamer Illinois, on Saturday, Oct % at y. M.
Heavy weight should be left at once Friday. Blanks
furnished giving dire ctons for complying with u Gus
toms regulations No charge for Custom House business
nnsI ~ o'clock r. N. THOMPSON Il HITCHCOCK.
Managers and Agents. 1ss Pearl street. cor Of WALL
sI,xPREss HoTIcE.-THE co-PARTNERsHIP HERE
IL tofore ssstins under the arm Of Archer Bos..ist
dissolved the 7sh dNy Of October 1851. by mutual
All debts due " and from the business will be
ettled by o. r. Arche The business will be carried en-
Under Of Archers Hudson River Railroad Ex-
S'''' ""''' N o. H. p. ARCHER.
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GEORGIA.

In all Of the counties in the State except three viz
Clipch Irwin, and Union Mr. Cobb, the Union ticket
for Governor II 1858 majority The full returns win
probably slightly increase this majority.
Six Union men, viz.-Toombs, Stephens, Murphy,
Chastan, johnson, and Hiyer, have been elected 70
Congress Messrs. Bailey and Jackson, the former .
Southern Rights man and the latter democrat are slss
elected.
The Legislature stands follows Senate 80 Union
Southern Rights. House, lol Union d Southern
Misunderstanding five counties to hear from.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-21
The Farewell Engagement OF Madame
Celeste,

Since the recent appearance of Madame Celeste, at
the Broadway theatre the dramatic public have been
drawn in vast numbers to witness those peculiar repre-
sensations, which, for years past have delighted Euro
ropean audiences and rendered her renowned through
out the old world and the a remarkable
actress the vvdness of her conception and the force
and feeling with which she illustrates the various cha
racters that so intimately identified with her
She is truly and emphaticsly dramatic actress pos
sessipg great powers of personation and notwthsand
ing the difficulty she has to in foreign
centuaton she always gives impressive representa-
tion and marks with great decacy and sharpness all
the characteristics of each part she undertakes In
those parts in which Madame Celeste has already sp
pesred at the Broadway theatre she has charmed her
audiences by the vvidness of her mpersonaton, the
grace Of her action the power and beauty of her gest
culaon; but the character in which she is to appear
this evening" in the Queens Secret or the Iron Mask
is likely to prove attractive than any other
that preceded it, It described the very first of
ballet performance Her attitudes at all times full
of txpresion the Of her voice in those pieces in
which she speaks well as acts though marked by
half English half French susceptible of great
emotion, and her countenance abounds in intellect and
meaning. In her pantomimic performances she is
equally effective. Like Juliet, in the balcony scene
She speaks, yet she say nothing;
What Of that her eye discourses.
In all her impersonatons ner attitudes her very Walk
the stage shows the force of her imaginative
cepton proves her to he perfect mistress Of her art
Madame Celeste is, undoubtedly, the very first melo
dramatic performer at present the stage and in the
round Of characters in which she yet to appear
lover Of the drama will be DESTROYS Of seeing her she
takes her hna leave Of that profession of which she has
been bright and prominent ornament Several new
dramas in preparation for her at his house. besides
the Queens Secret in which she appears this even
ing, will have In quick succession, the Flowers of
the Forest the Cabin Boy" and other pieces in
which Madame Celeste has carried London and the
English provinces by storm. She will reap rich har-
before she leaves the United States where she Is
deserved fsvorits and the Americans who the first
to discover and appreciate her genius II they be not the
asst to witness her retiring trumphs will not, at all
events be the least enthusiastic Of her admirers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-21

ITO THE PUBLIC.-lNDIA RUBBER SHoeS-oun
attention has been called 70 an s4rgesement Herscs
H. Day published In the New Yoxt GERALD OF llth July,
1851 and the Courier and Enquirer Of same date In which
AFTER much unmerited abuse attorney. Judecn,
1sq he asserts that dare not charge him With praanG
ooodyears Patents under snt thae re doee
infringe 0oo6yar Patents In the OF shoes
Mhaye purchased licenses 70! the manufacture % IN
dA Rubber Shoes under 0oodysas Patents and paid eur
money and daily paying tariff for the same and any
other might have done the same disposed 40 o.?
more just 70 purchass RICH. 70 use valid patent Ma
edged 0oodysars rights made settlement and agrsed IN
future noe 70 infringe his Patents He 10 new sssemysna
not only 70 infringe said Patents but 70 injure ourselves
vhs have for large confederation our
and WORK under them and charge M Day drecsy
and that over own signatures With ptrnung upos
gocdyear Patents In the msnuscture OF the shoe, vn,es
hs offering 70 the public; and give notice ehAe Ne
and all who concerned With him IN purchasing %
his Shoes made In visaen Of said Patent ksho v1n
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n. HOFFMAN, AuCTIoNEER.-BY L. M. HOFF-
-. man Co-Thursday, 3d. at IL O'clock. 1T Hoboken,
Stock of shipyard constituting of Tools
Of every description; Anys Bellows. Swedge, Blocks
Slice Bars Clamp ssrews M9ud: &c. 30 Also the move
plete ready lay with Rollers Rails
&c. &c. Also, large fat cnked, hand wrought Chain
do.
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uIoRsE oKNERs.-AMoNG THE VERY BEST NE

IIORsE OWNERS.-AM0NC THE VERY BEST NE
III dcnss used In veterinary practices is the Equar
Condition Powders and this opinion supported BY the
1etmony OF almost horse and veterinary
eon in ts city In spite Of the general prejudice which
stable keepers and horse Dealers against
all Innovations upon the old stereotyped prescriptions
It has become the only standard remedy for dtsmpe pink
colds rough coat loss Of Appetite swell
ed iess want Of condition. Manufactured by w. III.
WYATT depos Of Chg site and BsyArd strees New
York r. sorys. Is street. Brookiyni price 20 cent?
package of dozen powaers Sold also BY druggists sad
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YHR 1UAks

NINIoN COURSE, L. L-0REAT PACING hArCH
~ foe S6O0-The two fastest pacing horses in the world
have match Tuesday merit three mile hsss: ySn::
CHyuga Maid to sukey This match IL creatinG great deal
among patrons Of speed aad - there no
10 lnssd the proprietor Of the Union can
v6 invite his friends to witness It, The usual
1esiaNss BY railroad will be provided .v-n,r-,
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A UCTIoN NoTIcE.-aRoCERIEs, MoLAssEs. sU-
"A gar. Tea, Rice, Starch, Son Tuesday; Oct p,
street yiss R.isn.. Soap Candles Rice Tee, Sas.,.
nussfi segars Spices Brandy. Gin, Rum Madeira Clarss
Sherry, and Port Wines Platform Scales. &c. ". A.
Wich.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-21

TIE MURDER OF MRS. VAN wAGNER-FATAL q,
PLosIoN CATHERINE HAyKs EDITORIAL FIR.
CAS-, ETC.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, Re.

NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET.
Auction sale Of Horses Carriages Harness. Saddles &c
every Monday and Wednesday 1t IL o'clock Persons
ing property TO dispose Of will please call and
Clustered. JOHN II. GATFIELD, Proprietor.
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play at once, while the absence Of all build
ines on the Eastern side-the broad, blue
River winding into the Sound-insureS per-
petual freshness to the atmosphere. On
the South the different Avenues. striking
deep down into the heart Of the City, oiler
so many broad and spacious channels Of
communication and there Is no doubt that
in few years the Park would be regularly
thronged, during the Summer months. We
need not expectto compete with the amplitude
and beauty Of Hyde Park, the gay extent OF
the Champs Elysees or the splendid avenues
of the Ylennese Prater; but We may at least
have Park which for all the purposes of
health and recreation will be equally ser
viceable, and which will be in some sort of
keeping with our present growth and mag
nifcent expectations. R. T.
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PANTA's HATs-l06 Canal-st.-
NETWORK TRIBUNE
NETWORK, FRIDAY, JUNE 49,
The LegisIaturc.

A Joint resolution having been adopted
on Wednesday for taking up the unfinished
business of the late Session, where 1t was
left by the fupitiyes, the Standing Commit
tee of the SENATE yesterday reported va
rious bills left over, among which were the
New-York Common School Law, and bill
relative TO the Loan Commissioners Mort
cages in New-York, &c. The bill Provid-
inc for the election of Recorders in cities
other than New-York, was passed, and
quite a number of bills were ordered to
third reading.
In the ASSEMBLY, Mr.. Speaker VARNUM
announced the reorganization of three or
four of the Standing Committees. Quite a
number of bills were reported, and reso-
luton was adopted limiting debate to Is
minutes each to speaker on all questions ex-
cept the Canal bill, Appropriation bills, and
bills concerning Railroads. Mr. A. A.
Thompson's resolutions in regard to the
Compromise were indefinitely postponed
81 to 20.
The Legislature seems to have com
menced in earnest, and as no new business
will be introduced beyond the apportlonment
of the State into Congressional Districts,
and some contemplated provisions touching
the powers and duties of Public Officers,
there is no reason why the public business
should not be dispatched in very short
fiInn
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IMPORTANT DECISION. United States
CotTt-ln case Of attachment against a witness for
failing to obey subpoena 10 attend before United
STATES Court Commissioner Judge Belts N Circuit
United States for the Southern District OF NeWYork,
has decided that when a witness lives or resides
more than hundred miles from the place Of trial.
ne IS bound 10 obey the subpoena to appear and tesi
~ before Commissioner under the acts OF Con
gress, and a clsobedlence of such subpoena IS con-
tempt Of court, Tor which attachment against him
Will be sustained. In the Judges decision, nc re-
marked that this had been the practice IN the CirclH
Court for the Southern District Of New YORK ios
u eaiy wears. THIS decision should dspe the doubts
of any United States Commissioner, who has enter
tanned any, this point of practice. and greatly Ia
cihtatcs the taking OF testimony
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supreme authority, that the Bill can never
be executed. That being the case, what in
the name Of common sense is the use Of
prolonging debate which is struck before
hand with an inevitable sentence of barren
nessl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-13
The Late Mediation in Hayti.
To tn. Editor Of The Tri5uns:

To me Ed1f0T Or me ITlotHc'
SIR In an article on American Diplomacy
in Hayti published in The Tribur, Of Friday June 6
YOU charge Mr.. WALSH, late American Agent in that
Island, with improper and clustering conduct, sp-
parently on tho credit OF the mere reports Of one
two sea Captains. What may be the truth Of those
reports do not pretend to know but 10 know that
in all his official relations with the Haylan Govern
ment and IN his intercourse with the natives o. the
island, he deported himself with all the courtesy
proper to MS station and TOT gentleman: and that he
has left behind him an agreeable and enviabe I'M
preston l confde in your mPartiality to give place
to this statement, and render justice to Mr. WALSH
Your obedent servant, HAYTIAN.
Nso- York, JDns Q, 1881.
Y We print the above with all the more
readiness, because it was no pleasure to Us
to comment with severity on the manners of
an American representative in a foreign
country, least of all, in one so weak as
Hayti. We are glad to learn that whatever
expressions our Agent may have used to
his own cOuntrymen in the island, there was
nothing to wound the susceptIbilities of
Government or people in his public acts and
language, but the contrary. Ed. TrIb.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
VrRY SMALL BuslNEss-WHITE RUBsEs.

Vpov SMALL BusINEss-WHITE RUBBER
For some years past Che combination who az -, and
monopoze The eniire rubber business haIe o Of white
sseered al Tsr Helms dnc.very and g5n getting
Rubf4T Is good for nOihng "a Inpracse - .,blc from
hard" getting s0f Sc e % gIesgS spse
b. snothered The c0nhnatin are now saod5ned for
The Union india Rnboer ComssaK ,-sh process under
s ,tsr have ~ wears conducted Iaeir nsn Ia c,n
but frsudently stamped tjeT Patent for the
nsh.eo . mi III coored rubber fts anu in e
,,oati'n and DISREGARD u ~ ngn tia. they STAMP the
DC. - ,aesussi pat II the anaf ~ we ~ - No
b9t ths ling 10 ny patent winch iaeF AtFS = yn5
s soss sCoO5years Patent, th,s - d g. - a. n
- 90 lie public. who VIII pIDD4tN = - s-,nI
mt @ rT snail business. The smallest Ahd " p'''5
has soTs agS'' ber goods clothing 4 all kinds coats
IL ,spestry furniture yers. piano speals s1yss, ,s
ma sheeting al arces f9ftAe army ana cav,
r. ali nurposes where bier was ever used my pasl >
funded fold better and handsomer than any ever Oei'e
made ., 49,. t. .,., 81, ,,rscy The
Union India Rubber Company and 81 p0,ecl te de4
If they pirate upon ny patent b. sezns the goo' 50
uleRtIy made and stamped go, c. -,
ever article practically stamped IAls p4eH. -. ~
property invented BY ny foreman - ny cAs2 ,c,ts
beside four thousand dollars pad the "1'thT men wID @
eoyc,ed n Tor Their invention No the trade Is SO
d 49, .. tnsv those goods are fast drawing all others
and an Other patents ont ~ the m%rke-eh,e w -
and violent newspaper ATTACKS ana lbes Pfoclfel w. ~
- xoafiop a ever consderatOnof night between manahn
man and by the combination o capital 20 foD me 81 hy
fr.e Coodyear's Patent while they know yerf well Ihs
nobody uses GOodyears Patent an, where also nave
commenced 10 cover $500 COO damages Tor thef ft
me OF nv SHRED goods, patenis-hlch' sooner OF A'ef
1hgy m1 ay and stamping Goodyear Patent upon
nv uafent rather small business for wealthy c0nbhaon
10 be guilty Oft VIII they deDyr VIZ they g1g me
eb.ne IN roye II No they dare not come 70 tra upon
80 ~ he am questions again my recent verdict ana
Indictment At Trenton the cost Of when cannot as yl COZ
scf Wi.h three large factories which will soon De great
hone 20 supply rapidly All the orders for
nv most valuable white rubber iabncs HORACE DAf.
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Court Calendar-This Day.

COMMON PLEAs-Nos 537, $50, 5il, 81, 5i', SiS'
CIRcUIT CoURr.-Nos AL, 800. 30l, 40, 70, 4sl,
49, ST. 4s3, 80, 4e0, 4s7, 30i, 4el, $50 49, aos
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos ,, no, 2l3, psi, 5sI, 20 S,
81 So o. S27 800, fO2, 49, 4Cl ~ ii0 al i ii'
Az, 423, 42l, 425, lI9, li9, l49, 2?i, $40, 3os'