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ia. O. p Nicholson, of Tennessee, ha.
received call 10 lake charge Of the Wash.
ington Union, the great admiration enter.
tained BY that paper for thesRussian mode
Of governing, having frightened tie admin
istratiOn into dismissiug it's editor Mr..
Nicholson is an old fogy, and warm cass-
man, as will be remembered BY the famous
letter OF l846, known as the Nicholson letter.
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THE JEws.-The Rev. Mr.. Duffield, q

The JEws.-Thc Rev. Mr.. DufIield, q
Detroit, who has spent the winter in III
East, in letter from jerusalem, says:
'Oue OF the most affecting sights hay
witnessed during my travels was encouu
tered yesterday P. NJ REPAIRED to the az
pointed spot to hepr the lamentations of tn
Jews over their desolated temple and sea,
tered nation. The site of the ancient tenn
pie is now occupied by the Mosque of Oma,
No Christian or Jew is allowed by the Mus
selmen to enter its precincts. The. neares
approach that the Jews can make to it is t,
| the large and massive stones of the wal
which Solomon built from the bottom of Tx
narrow valley or ravine called the Tyropean
for the purpose OF sustaining and forming
the terrace or arches which were built ou
from the base of the rock on its four sides
and on which the temple on Mount Moriah
was originally constructed.
Il saw thirty-6ve Jews standing or seated
near these stones, all of them bowling anc
rest!essly swinging to and for while they
read their Scriptures in the Hebrew: and
some weeping bitterly as they uttered theil
wall OF distfess Zone man sobbed assif his
heart was ready TO break, while he stood
reading and trembling withssmotion inshis
whole frame. Women, With white scarf
thrown over their heads passed mournfuIly
along the wall ;asome Kissed the stones with
theMaips, others laid their hands on them,
and then kissed their hands, whilst most sat
in scuatted OF Turk-like position reading
parts of their liturgy in Hebrew. ven-
tured, with a courteous salutation, to look
upon the page from which an agadman was
quietly reading; He politely pointed his
finger to the place. He was reading the
58th, 59,h, and Goth Psalms. The whole
scene was so deeply moving, exhibiting in
such a powerful light the sad reality Of the
Jews great national sorrow, and caused
such 4 rush of solemn thoughts in my mind,
that ! was quite overcome by it."
se A HARD CAsE.--It is an old SAYING that
nothing CUTS like truth. We recollect of
heafings0r reading, many years ago. a cap
ital story OF q man, who burst open his door
in . rage. upset hisc hildren, kicked his dog,
hurled his hat behind the CRATE, and paced
the apartment back and fofIh with the fero-
city Of q chafed tiger.
Vhat is the matter, my dear said his
wondering wife.
'Matterp reared the angry husband,
matter enough! Neighbor B. has publicly
called me a liar ~ =
!. oh, never mind tina, sny DEAR replied
the good woman; he can't prove it, you
know, and nobody will believe him.
Prove it. You fool roared the mailman,
more furious than before; he did prove it!
He brought witnesses and proved it on the
spot! Else how should be in such
ID of a passionp
The argument was poser. &2E} ~
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10 Fanny Fern delicately styles a. GER
lam complaint from which children. suffer
IN cherry time; IN rofn under tie apro,t.'
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Father, what does a printer live onsp
. Why, chiidp
Because You sai1 you hadn't paid himfor
three years, and still take the paper'
Wife, spank that chill.'
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10 Witty sayings are as easily lost as the
pearl slipping off a broken string, btita word
Of Kindness il seldom spoken in vain. II is
a seed which even when dropped by chance,
springs DIP "a dower..
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70 A shirt made with a magnetic needle
and the thread Of a parson's discourse, will
be exhibited at the Worlds Fair.
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EThe Aleaantlria Republican proposes
Col. 7. S. Wells as the whig candidate fol
Congress from the 4th district
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% An ingenious French Artihmetician
has calculated that the space which a
young Partisan belle, who is fond of the
salutary exercise of dancing, traverses in
the guy saloons Of Paris, amounts, in the
course Of one dancing season, to four hundred
and thirty -four miles and half! He has also
estimated that French lady, fond Of per-
forming the function Of tee tum, will spin
round in the waltz, in one night, as many
times as the wheels Of a steamboat revolve
in running the distance between Dover
aud Calais,
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be GsD , VA DErlsEp:-T am inclined 10
a aeea aal ,i many Of the satiricaT aspersions
M II 10 old maids, tell more to Then credir
ls, sa \ s;ssnerally magined. il & woman
cer,s; ; NIX neat in Ter person, she viii
Ter ess. we an old maid. Is she frugal n
coaea > panses and exact in her demesf;c
mi 4 - ne = cut out for an old maid,
III. u. Z kindly and humane to the ani.
80 sson' her nothing can save her from :,
,s plsila'ion Of an old maid In shnrt !
seomv q ". y ae 2 that neatness, modesiy,
cI,:'. q, humanity. are the leyer.fail.
w 7 serisiics Of an old maid, {,
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ia The following question is now before tina
Abrowany Society: what relation were the
Deys Of Algiers to the Knights Of Malta"
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.0 Things are pretty evenly divided,
after all. The poor man has no money
while the rich man has no appetite The
former lives in dread Of the aims house, and
the latter Of dyspepsia and whine pine pad
ding. Who's ahead!
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I 1T Delicious ripe peaches and figs are now
being hawked about the streets and offered at
the stalls in our market
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70 Tho Baltimore Republican says that
Governor Brigham Young; Of Utah, is the
father OF ihirty-two children.
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The ORIGIN OF HaIL CoLuMBrA.v-fn
lhs year 1873, when patriotic feelings per.
Naed the country, and when there were
several parties in the field, Mr.. Fox, a young
payer, who was more admired for his vocal
lasn hlstrionic powers, called one morning
upon his friend, Mr.. Hopkinson, and after
aating that the following evening had been
4pointed for his benefit, and expressed d
gsat fear for the result, as not a sinale bns
Ad been taken, begged his friend 10. al
Nnething in his behalf sIfn said Far.
yen will write me some patriotic verses "a
- tuna Of the Presidents March, I faeI
ssle of 4 full house. Several Of the people
seoat the theatre have attempted il, but they
aaxe come to the conclusion that II cannon
eoae yet think you may succeed
pkinson retired to bis study, and in a
q time wrote the first verse and chorus.
Was submitted to Mrs. Hopkinson,
them p piano accompaniment,
soyed the measure to be compatible
KS n @ keeping. In this way the second and
80 verses were written, and when Mr..
ses returned in the evening, he received
w delight the song as Il now stands.
ne following morning, small handb;lls
sahcunced that Mr.. Fog would sing : new
= ,sHsilc song, etc. The theatre was crowd
sslhe song was sung and received with
Inc i was repeated eight times, and
ssaln sneotsd and when sung the ninth
y ahe whole audience stood up and Joined
~ ~ w chorus. Night after night. Hail
" sss.a tsa checred the visitors Of the
$500 $3.50, Eng in a few days it was the mi.
.ssssl song Of the boys in the straets. from
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% Why ii a man making love to
married woman like Sheriff levying on the
wrong mans goods? Because he's the
victim ora "misplaced attachment
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. IDLENEss-Solon made idleness crime;
and insisted that each citizen should give
an account Of the manner of getting his
livelihood
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ICE ICE!!-I take this method Of in.
forming my friends and customers that staIlcontinue
to sell ICE during the hot weather. 10 cers per pound
y2 J.T pACNIS, sar. Main and 81 louis st
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NovEt PLAGUE.-Fleas are said to abound
TO an extraordinary extent in the western
corner of CHARTERS township, Allegheny
county, over space Of some three miles,
filling the house, and almost driving the in
habitants distracted. Some have succeeded
in driving them away, by whitewashing
every where about their dwellings, stables,
&C., and strewing lime plentifully about
but others are still suffering from this
plague. R e
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The argument was a poser.

BIsHor-To HAYrr-A bishop from Rome
Ia delegate to the court of Faustin the first
had arrived at Port au Prince. His name
is Vincent Spaccapietra. w..
The black emperor having given this dig.
nitary an audience, the bishop is reported
10 have made an address, from which we
quote this extract
n "Sire as the minister Of God regard you
with satisfaction as the Constantine of your
people; aud history will pronounce you the
Napoleon Of the Antilles, of which your EN-.
pire has always been considered the queen.''
In the remainder Of his address, the
bishop seems 10 employ hope that his ma.
jesty is TO encircle his throne and subjects
in closer bond with the court of Rome,
and concludes by saying: -a ..s.
sand there will be open for your glorious
empire new being, that posterity will des-
ignate by the name Of Faustin the Grand.n
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EXHIBIT Of the probable Expenses of
II the Parish Of Lafourche during the year 10 expire first
day Of June, 1854 and Published by order Of the Police Jury
Of sd Parish pursuant m the 9Th section Of an act Of the
legfasnre entitled An net relative to Police Jurfes" 49,
proved 9th Apfil, s1S47:' ~ =
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conitloned fhaf ne VIII well truly, faithfully and imparia
discharge and perform all the duties incumbent on hin, by
the provisions Of this ordinance and such ordinances Of the
Police Jury may be enacted the subject He shall ae
take and subscribe 70 an oath Of similar import with the
iOn Of his bond before Judge justice Of peace
when said judge or justice Of the shall deliver said
Inspector certificate showing that he has taxed such oath
which certificate shall constitute commission under which
he shall he fully authorized to act In case of vacancy in
the office Of Inspector b DEATH resignation OF otherwise
the President Of the Police Jury for the te be9 shall
authorized to appoint to until the ensuing term Of
the said bOly. a.. a, o.. go. "a.
Anr Il That for every wil neglect Of his duty the In
etor shall pc subject 70 fine u fifty dollars, he assessed
by the Police jury and imposed be deducted from his
INSPECTIONS, &C..
ART Is. Every year. the 18th day of August the In.
ecsor shall commence and make an inspection Of the evees
roads, bitches and bridges ascertain whether the pro
visions Of the previous articles applicable thereto have been
complied with; and the Inspector shall that the ripa-
Ran proprietor pr0prietos Of any land should not be
sufficiently advanced in his, her their works. has not
or cannot procure the necessary completing the
said work in tme sa be the duty Of said Inspector to
draw Process verbal Of the same, and forthwith ajudi-
cute said work to the lowest bidder the Court House. at II
O'clock M after ten days public notice posted up the
Conf House door, and advertisement in SOME newspaper
published in the parish, there be one resident and
NONRESIDENT rroprefors; and should no one purchase said
works the Inspector shall have the same completed by
rensitio ANY person to whom any work repairs shall
be ajuicated, shall give bond with sufficient security in
double the amount Of the adjudication conditioned that be
and complete the by the first day Of November then
ensuing and in Of failure the whole amount Of bond
shall be recoverable.
ART TO- That the Inspector shall be authorized to refuse
TO adncte any works offered for sale the lowest bidder
wien in hs opinion tie price BID is excessive and he shaft
IN such case have said works made and completed by requ
sftloh OF BY contract at the expense Of the proprietor
INSTRUCTIONS.
AT H. 1t shall he the duty Of the Inspector to keep the,
banks Of the bayou clear Of all distractions such logs
sanken boats craft Of all kinds and old aboat gunwaes
to permit free passage of the water Of the bayou and
whenever the Inspector shah find the front evee any
such obsructons he shall forthwith notify the owner or
yerfH
within parish and notice being posted up at the Court
Hoae door if resident and resident r. he copceas
himself that he c,fot be notified to have the same re-
poy within three days and after tho expiration If said
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on non. ta. ~ Ss3.ls911- = =
INsPECTEURs, &C. ss.Ys
ART ID. II Inspector des cfemiDs leyees &c
deu annueement par lie Jury de Police "a seace de Jun
equea syira jusqua qun successeu i soft no,ne et
sous thus es raports evra etre capable de remr lea de-
vos dc son Oice ct recevra salare de uiflze Cent
Piares par an payable par Quarters sur orre du Pre-
dent 40 jury de Police contresgne par le Secrctac.
Ayant denF dams fexecice dc ees fions Re dit lnspcc-
tour donnea ct fourna un bon dams In pleine some dc
Irois Mile astres payable a President da Jury de Police
On ses dams cette charge, bonnie caution
jury de Police, Anete De accomplishment adee ies
devos qd iui sont imposes par Is dispositions de cee
donnsiics on qu hi sercntdevouus par Righteousness du
jury &c POllce qui pourfOnt efre decfetees pave &c
snJee Le DIT oicier prendra de sfnent de de-
charger neiement les devOirs de Office pardevant tout
ass q ss d. Paa gs pax dsyre,s
sernent eque ceFca seffra de commission sous aauee
dit ociT scra pienmeht adtorise agir In cas- que
Police de rlnpeeur endrat etre par dese de-
mission, tout ante cause e President u Jury de Police
alors foncti0ns autorse nomer un Insec
e qu resera en- fonction jsqua IA suivante du
Jury de Police.
Arr H. Que pour toute negligence volontare dams rex
ercice de sec devo fInpece passbe dune amende
DC cnqane pastres qu deyra etre cose Jury ct ST
et condemne Ia dite amende sera dedue de saIahe
sa; INSPECTIONS, &c. sss5 ss=5s.5
ART To- Tous leg ans qunze dAout Ynspecteur COM
mencera aire inspection DIES evees el,er,e ponts
fosses &c. sassurer les dispositions des Art pree
dents apPhcable5 auron observes ct 81 Fnspecteur
trouye tout propetare rivera quelonque nest mas
susamment avanee dams ayeaux gu ne peut sc pro-
Cisa Nd oS pour competent e dit Outrage
TENS youe sefa d deror de PInspecte den dresser UNI
process verbal ct dadgcf lc dit Outrage mmedatement an
rabas Ia Maison de eou II heures NJ apres dix jous
De notice achee Ia porte de la Mason de gour Ct ayere
ans queique Journal public dams Ia paroise pour les
residents que residents aucun acetez
ne Sc presenait pour rouage question: rnspecte les
EZRA compleer par requistion Toute personne qu des
GU reparanns seront aduge bonner
IN bon ayec bonnie ct susante caution pour k double d
nontant dc CONNIE surete de Accomplishment
leg aTaux ct reparaons aire scion cee ordinance ct
lie les aeAever pour e premier DC yoycnbre qa suyra ct
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diAllf u is inquired how this great restorative accom-
pshing such only reply that
the Arabian herb that forms its cardinal Ingredient
been blended BY the omnipotcnt physician larger
and greater varieties Of curative properties than had
Tore been supposed to exist hundred
the rh,rmaoopaaa whole medicine chest of remedies
70 speak TO have been combined this
tb. ELIXIR or cordial have their concentrated essence
u the effect however not the cause, with which have to
deal IN the practical application Of the medicine vic
TIM o. dyspepsia are cured the relieved,
hall Iaralysed their activity the
ache are tormentd tho weak become vigorous the
tint q sundcc leaves the complexion of bilious tho de-
prsfed In srts become huoyant the sick almost every
condition 81 dsesseerive immediate benefit from the
Or harfes inyigorsting elixir cordial These facts
ported ~ rreagab proof presented to attention Of
nthid who can verify them by single bottle the modi
.os, Pre- ,hrse dollar, pr5 bottle two for Ave dollars,
broadway sold by druggists the Unit statas
Canada, and the West Indies. ''
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her brother In L. James n~rae ~ respectfully invited
70 attend her funeral cm hsr late resiesnce No. 81
tsniTs street The aitersn e. tse o'cis without fur
On fus.asy '. octob~r a a lseken.aeh y J. Mrs jam
hssrA sehe, q ths bate John h.uta, in the 5is.
ne frisaSs q me family are invited 10 s,,snd the fune
raj this morning, AZ eleven O'Clock. Cars for Boiling
spring % meet the lackensaek stages leave Jersey City
terry ~ quarter past eight o'clock AN
I'm Friday. October J, Mr.. cArnAnSK LRARr aged 81
Her friends aud those d her family are respectfully in
siied 10 attend Der funeral 70 afternoon at
o'eloeh from The residence q her lnlsw, Rcharl
On Thursday October O. In Brooklyn after short i'll
mos, Me. losSE Mseun, aged q years.
Funeral from The residence of her uncle O. VI Living
,ton rs woughhy street this afternoon at two O'Clock
precisely. Friend, Of the family invited to attend
without further notice
On Friday October 4 C2mARISy wife Of Patrick Kelly
In the Bath year of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend her funeral tomorrow afternoon,
Al two O'Clock from her late residence ga First street.
Milllam.eurs between Grand and North First No car.
On Friday, September so at Jefferson. Ohio, CHARLES
WILLIAM Rvprr aged SO years and months.
The friends aud relatives Of the family and the MEM
bers 81 knickerbocker Lodge No. q l. o. o. r., in
yited to attend the funeral from his late residence 235
Madison street this afternoon, AZ two O'Clock. The
mains viii be inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
On "Wednesday October 8, In Mobile, OF yellow fever
EEAsTts X. n. JoHS, aged 80 years
The funeral OF the Hon. EyaH PAINE, who died
Thursday October AZ the Of 81 years, will take
place at his residence the south side Of Thirteenth
street six doors east Of Second Monday after
noon at o'clock The relatives and friends of the de-
ceased and the friends Of his BROTHER the judges of the
courts and the members Of the bar respectfully in
vted 20 attend
On Thursday October PmrIr PrraLcoA aged 65 years
months and 10 days.
His friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral from his late residence, No. l64 Ludlow
street. at O'Clock this afternoon.
On Friday, October l. of Inflammation of the bowels
MARY ANN CASTwEI in the oath year Of her age, the
adopted daughter of John Cunneen.
Her friends and the friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral from her late resi-
dence AZ West Broadway, afternoon, at two
o'clock without further invitation.
Charleston, s. c. and ATLANTA, Ca papers please copy
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combined, however, to the house in which the accident
occurred, theS Nicholas Hotel not having been in any
nsnner affected ny it.
a lHris MORE AaGHr.-Police officer Watson, of the
nghteenth wara reorts that Of the oil lamps from
ne First avenue 70 IN. East river and from Fourteenth
20 twenty third street, ware lighted after o'clock A.
s morning Nav that the long dark nights
AZ coming on, we hope that Al tenon VIII
b PAID to the lighting Of the sets than has been done
great part of Seventh ward is niserably lighted up
emily rendering darkness visible
ActlDENr-Yesterday afternoon, a man named John
0ggo had his leg broken while digging cellar in Oak
street from the fall of stone from above upon him. In
the evening, named Patrick MclarthY was badly
injured about the by the pole Of his cart which
was driven az, inst him while leading the horse to the
place where II stabbed In Greene street James Muir
bad sailor belonging the steamboat Daniel Webster
had his hand badly crushed Wednesday last while help
Ing to take board box of merchandise part Of the
freight of the ship.
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On THURSDAY septeabcr 20, in Brooklyn, by Rs7 John
hacaulsy, Nr. JoaS MAcTAy, of Halifax N. S. to HAIRY
daughter 81 Mr.. Edward Renlsen, New York.
,n Tuesday, October 4, in Montreal by the Rev Mr.
Uel<oi Jus W. rsST1, Of New York toe ErGEyIA CIlaK
7, snge.t daughter a Isnc b. Clark Esq of Montreal
Canadian papers please copy
81 thursday, september 20 AZ Easton Uaryland tsy
~ ssv. Henry " Mason, D. n, Captain EoNryp L. X
H1ae4tI United states Amy, - sAIe d. daughter of
tie 81. Gil william Hughleit.
81 IuIfsday evening. October g. by the Rev M,lone
jam ettrbY a. Mise MicFtiA BJgiI, all OF The saae
place.
kent (I@sisnd) papers please copy
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ysrse another sale q no lots 10 the beautiful VILLAGE =
West Flushing, Tuesday and "Wednesday October llh
and 18th, Mt o'clock A. NJ the ground 81 A. a. Nico
LAY Auctioneer The announcing 81 this l. sucnt At
tract the attention Of all purchasers Of property either FIR
Improvement or as an investment q capital The steamers
Market slip, at 9 M stages leave the slip and
Grand street ferries in iamsburg, At ~ ~ iots II
and l1a A. M days OF SALE direct for West Flushing
Free passage tickets with &c be had Of Barker
Elliott, 40 Nassau street. or the Auconcer 10 Wall street.
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Died.

ca thursday morning. October 8, THOMAS W. KELLY
sgsd "a years 800 ~ Hugh Kelly
The relatives ADD friends Of the family and those Of his
father In Law Retry Moss respectfully invited to at
tend has funeral hS morning. At half past nine o'clock
from his fathers residence, No. 2l6 Second avenue
ON Thursday, October e. BRpcrr, wife Of Patrick
O'Neili
Ia friends and relatives Of the tSuy, also those Of
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THE TURF.
FANCY FURS.


ENURS AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE.-DUPLICATES
Of all the shapes in the Exhibition with
the greatest In variety Of fur from choice skins
are now selling BY the sgbsorber at moderate prices Aiso
some splendid designs in rich velvet trimmed
with Russian sable Hudson Bay sable royal ermno sable
mink stone martin, Buenos Ayres chinoha Russian lynx
and great variety q other choice furs Ladies and ter
for the season. CHARLES C1OK
Fur manufacturer and skin importer, 625 broadway.
Severa! Of stuffed sables and sale we'll
worthy the attention OF naturasts which arrived late
for the Crystal Palace
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7 AIDES FANCY FuRs.-THE SUBSCRIBERS STOCK
IL Of rich fancy furs Of all nations ready for nspeo
tim and will be found 70 comprise the greatest raress
assortment OF mufs cuffs pecrines yicorines tippet
TfImas and other fashionable garU,os in fur over
hbited in establishment Some rich specimens OF rnpe
rial Russian sable amongst this collection and AZ the
fsrther esportrton OF tloss valuable skins
by the apocrat 1adics will find the present most dgra
III ryrcbaainx GRO nIfTpTN
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Court Calen

Court Calendar-Thls Day.
a. s7s, e7e sss es4 ess $50 SOL so4 ss5 sos. Past
0ssend-Nos CAS- to 649 652. 663 654 668 66l to $685.
GurRnn CouRr-Crcuit.-N 224 to 229, 232 to 24O
eUYRKMB CoURT-Specal Term.-Saturday, motions.
UmD STATES DISTRICT CouRr Motions.