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The Placer herald., 1866-12-08

MEDICAL ADVICE.-Dr. Wm. K Doherty's
Medical and Surgical Institute is becoming a sine
qua non to the welfare of our State and health
OF our citizens; and his rapidly spreading reputa-
tion, although it may excite surprise, is but the
signal of skill and follows rs the natural effect
of such cause. We are personally acquainted
with gentlemen who had suffered for years under
chronic disease, and who had taken advantage Of
every available means that promised relief, but
withoutsuccess, until they called upon Dr. Do
hcrty, who in an Incredibly short space of time,
has given them entire relief. 1t is gratifying to
announce this fact, because the Doctor is gen.
tlcman who seeks, not by defamation of others.
to establish his reputation, or to rear the super
structure of his own upon the ruin of another's
fame. The Doctor conducts his Institute in snch
manner that must be gratifying to all his pa
tients. He examines, advises and recommends
without charge, and the patient after hearing
his terms for treatment, can accept or reject at
pleasure In no case does the Doctor make
charge unless he effects q cure. This, he is able
to do, bccauscshe feels the confidence which long
experience has given, and no doubt the consola.
tion which appertains to that confidence. Per.
sons afflicted with either acute or chronic disease
would do we'll to consult the Doctor; at all events
it can do no harm as for consultation he asks no
fee; nor does he insist on obedience to his advice
unless the patient places himself under his care.
His Offices are on Sacramento street. opposite the
Pacific Mail Steamship Offices. f. News.
The Placer herald., 1866-12-08

Dr.. Bourne takes the liberty to publish Tho above
as many persons had prophcsied his relapse into
his former condition returning TO his duties, OF
the writer of IAN Interesting Letter. whose
statements concerning the cure ola well defined
case of consumption have attracted so much atten
tion TO the Water Cure. as improved upon and
practised by DR.. Bourne. This additional testimo
ny must prove satisfactory to all reasonable minds.
1t should be remembered that DR.. Bourne uses no
medicines whatever, and that his patients almost
universally are those who failed to receive relief
from the medical practitioners; yet they arc cured
with great rapidly. and in pleasant and agree
able manner. No. 10 Masonic Temple. Post street
entrance. scptl5 ly Sp
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE PEOPLES FRIEND, NORTH A ND
xOUrTvI....DAVIS' VEGETABLE PAIN
xuLER.-THE GREAT FAMILY MED
vCvNuc OF THE AGE.

Taken internally, it cures sudden colds. coughs,
,s,k stomach. general debility, nursing sore
,,outb csnkcr, liver complaint. dyspepsia, or in
,,;oc,tiou, cramp and pain in the stomach, bowel
.omn;aiut painters cholic, Asiatc cholera, diar-
.,,-,. and dvsentcry. Sold by oil medicine deal
dec. lst, limo
The Placer herald., 1866-12-08

SPECIAL NOTICE. We would call eaten
kion of of our readers to the Grover q Baker Ma
chimes. Their reputation is too we'll established
for us to attempt q word in their favor, but
would advise any person wanting reliable Fam
lily Sewing Machine, to investgate:the before
buying. "a word 10 the wise is sufficient"
The Placer herald., 1866-12-08
No. 10 MASONIC TEMPLE,

No. TO MASONIC TEMPLE,
Corner of Mont gomery and Post Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.
ree- Entrance on Post Street, adj oning the
Grand Partial
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SAN FRANCISCO.

days since asking for my photograph, which will
attend to as soon as convenient. Az present am
very busy, on account OF the stormy weather. be-
ing ont at all times both night and day. and am
enjoying very good health apprehending no dan
ger, if properly careful. as every one should be.
have read my letter in the Call and in other pa
pers and have been asked several times concern
ing it. and whether it is correct and say can
vouch for its contents. and more if required. and
so can Il good many others who knew me at the
time. / remain yonr friend.
JAMES CAMPBELL.
To Dr. Bourne San Francisco.
The Placer herald., 1866-12-08

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an say
Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital
powers, with sure means of relief. Sent free Of
charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address DIR.
I:SK1LLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. je25 1y.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
N% TO THE SICK. -u@
EN' Cures Without Medicines. ~

FOURTEEN YEARS IN SAN FRANCISCO.
The Placer herald., 1866-12-08

THE GREAT BLOOD MEDIclNEs.-L every man,
woman and child in our country learn, that Le-
Doyen's Family Medicines are the best in use.
See advertisement on fourth page.
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Fellow arc n few Of tho Opinions OF the
Press or California;, which are submitted
TO the Public:

tFrom the Red Btuf Iadrpendent Jan. o. 1SGC1
ErECTEorATnY.-Thc readers of tbs article are
particularly requested to read the advertisement
of the "Electropathc Instiutc,' G45 Washing
ton street, San Francisco, to be found in another
column of This paper. The remarkable cures that
have been Effected by Dr.. J. II. Josselyn. the
Resident Physician Of the Institute during the
past six years, has gained for this establishment
a reputation that has never been equallcd by any
medical establishment on this coast. In cases Of
female Irregularities especially, DR.. Jossc1yn has
gained an Invaluable reputation, and the spa
cious parors of the Institute are contanlly oc-
cupied by ladies taking relief from their trou-
bles
Dr.. Josselyn pays particular attention to the
treatment Of eases i'm the interior of the State
and upon receipt of a fall description of the
disease of which the applicant is unfortunate
as TO be afflicted. accompanied with real or II
fictitious address. sends per Wells Fargo Il
Co.. medicines that he warrants to cure the
disease, without the slightest injury to the system
He uses no mercury or mineral posons The
remedies used are known as 'Electic' and nest
of them are of his own discovery. Persons plac-
ing themselves under the treatment of Dr.. j. II.
Josselyn may rely npOn not only receiving cor
rect and successful treatment but upon his dscre-
| liz II and secrecy.
The Placer herald., 1866-12-08

WHISKY DIcorss.-The new forty stamp
mill recently bull. upon the Harpeneing, or
r.,ber the "Baner Claim" was to have been
mt in operation on Monday last. The owners
.,rect rich returns when they get under ful
headway.
The Placer herald., 1866-12-08

From the Democratic Standard Jan. 81. 1866
GIADTo HEAR 1r.-For several months past
DR.. J. Ii. Josselyn, for the last six years so we'll
known rs the Resident Physician OF the Electro
pathc Institute, GAS Washington street. San
Francisco, has contemplated retiring from his po-
sition for the purpose Of accepting the position
as Visiting Physician in one of the large hospi-
tails in his native State. Massachusetts. The mat
ter becoming known to Il Number of scientific
gentlemen OF San Francisco, who, feeling that II
great loss would occur to the community by the
withdrawal Of Il physician of such scientific at
tainmehts MS Dr. Josselyn, meeting was called
at which resolutions highly laudatory of the
Doctors abilities were passed. and q committee of
gentlemen appointed to wait upon him. present
the resolutions, and urge him TO give up his in
tention Of leaving the State, and continue in his
present position. The arguments Of the commit
tee facilitated by certain pecuniary propositions,
made by the directors of the Institute, have in
duced the Doctor to retain his position as Resi-
dent Physician. We announce the success of the
negotiations with satisfaction. as II would have
been difficult for the numerous patients that
heretofore relied on the Doctor for scientific aud
successful treatment TO have found another physi-
clan capable OF I!ling his place.
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CA UTlON.

Persons seeking The Elcctropatlric Institute
should be careful to remember the name ant
number.
Ell Il CT IIO II ATIIC INST1TU II T..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-13
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.
81. Patrick's Day-Cost Of Celebrating
Wushington's Birthday.

The Board held a regular meeting on Monday
afternoon, j. Wilson Green. esq. presidect in The
chair
The Committee Ferries reported in favor Of direct
ing the Comptroller to advertise to sell the lease u
auction for ferry running from the foot OF Spring4
to HobokeL. for period Of ten years. The report va
laid over for further consideration.
A communication was received from the mayor.
rar shifting invitation from the Convention OF lIss
Societies OF New-York Brooklyn. and vicinity. tender
ing TO the Mayor and Common Council q review OF the
parae OF the Irish Military and Civic societies TO take
place 81. Patrcks dsy. I7ih inst. The procession
viii. pass through the east gate OF the PARK at
o'clock p. N.
The invitation was accepted.
report was received from the Special Committee On
Celebrating Washington's Birthday. The whole
amount expended in the celebration wa el2 473 80.
OF this the fireworks cost $40 25O.
The report was LAID over.
The Board adjourned to next Monday
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ECsRD or ALDERMEN.
Erection Of New Markcts-The Street
Cleaning Contract, &C., &e.

The Board met at O'Clock yesterday after
noon the President. JoBs BRIcE esq, IN the chair.
resolution offered. directing tho Committee on
Markets to investigate and report the most eficscons
method Of causing to be erected public market on the
ground between Thrtythird and Thirty ffih-sts and
Firs.syc and the East River aud to report such sug
aesOns and recommendations will tend at the car
lest practicable period ~ the completion Of tbs object
for which the resolution wac offered Referred to the
Committee on Markets.
resolution was offered BY Mr. Ely. instructng the
Committee Markets to report on the adysabiity of
erecting market between BroOlne East Deaneey ana
TompkIns.sts Referred 10 the Committee on AhrkcM
resolution to increase the salary oil the ClIy Liora
rian to s 500 per annum was laid over.
Tie Controller was ordered to furnish the Board 9
list OF oil the wharves, piers and slips whose leases VIII
expire during tie curfen. year.
A report If the Committee of Lands and Places TO
whom the matter Ot the street cleaning contract was
referred. was submitted, with resolutions attached
The following Is the substance OF the resouti0ns; Ihhs
the contractors have not performed the work rs re-
CURED by their contract in any of tue fous parucu
lars set ia the report OF the Committee aud as fof
reason the Commissioners mas have Thought IL
impotc to revoke the contract up to the present te
the Commissioners be requested 10 refuse 70 draw their
voucher warrant In favor Of the contractors until
such time he contract has been fully complied with.
aud that they DC requested to refuse Tor w9
called :or b. the contract aud not performed and that
the Controller DO directed not to pay the contractors
another dollar on the coairact TIL they comply Win ts
condiors directing the Corporation Counsel 10 pro-
fment ofthe contract with Wow OF obtaining strict
con piance with It. AID authority has not been given
by tbe Commissioners for their failure TO perform H.
tiat he take such Legal proceedings against them a.
will compel refunding tie city Of the amounts I'm
properly paid them.
The report and resolutions were laid over.
Tie Committee on Streets OF the COuncilmen having
reported adversely TO granting location for an Engtne-
LOuse il Bufling slip the matter was referred
The resolution Of the Common Council. indorslng the
Presidents action in vetong the Freedmens Bureau
bill cad
MIR. MORTON offered a substitute the resolution
which previously adopted by this Board which wss
adopted.
A resolution adopted directing David 7. Valen.
rne Clerk Of the Common Council. to compile and
pris, 600 copies of the Corporation Ordinances at
cost not exceeding $500.
resolution giving permission 10 the City Inspector
the his present offices for the purpose OF
settling up the business OF bis department. was adopted
The Board corcurrcd 20 increase the salary OF TIE
Redemption Clerk, IN the Controllers oniee. TO SLS"
pei Glnum.
The Eoard then adjourned to Wednesday.
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The Frauds en- the Governrncnt-Iuvesii
CATION Of the Distiliery Bnsiness.

An investigation into the affairs ofthe several
lsteries seized in this city last week duly reported in
THE TRrBuNE for alleged frauds on the Internal Rev
enue Department is ut present being conducted in this
CITY Mr. T. A. Rollins, Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue. and Mr.. ID. c. Whitman, Deputy Commits
sioner were in town on Sunday and gave instructions
"a 10 the manner in which further proceedings should
he conducted. The Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury Nj. Chandler. was consulted In the msttsr
md the DEPARTMENT is determined to thoroughly
tlate the whole subject and conviction punish the
guilty parties. Further particulars will be given in
few days Mr.. Vim. Richards, Revenuc Agent has
charge Of the matter for the present. to whom oil CON-
unicstoas relative TO it should DO addressed at room
No. 4, Astor House
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FOR ASplNwAJL-In Steamship Eew York.. A. Mac.
csule U. :. Consul to Calo; Edward Hail. knsh Consul
Com Reynods Judge Adv Dsnels Capt Stout " Sinuook
Capt Jefey w II. Dana, wife, child and servant; Rev
u. Wheeler. Mr.. C. r. johnson rad seryeni, MrS l.. II.
Fulton LentenaniC olonel T.. b. keub,e, Fred A. Oe'ze
Captain George &. Lsne Captain L. X. Jendal
Bixo. Mrs heuielden Boy. Andrews II Martin wife
snd infant Mr- Lidlc. Chas Meyn. wife AID Child j.
Mend eson. Weymouth wife AID Infants " Little. wife
and infant, W X Scribner liFdman and wife. Miss
Wood Lowenheim. Bartlett O Otrnhemer wife and
infant, Dcstrousb Cobnm. wife snd clid. w Taylor
Ms w morrill, Mrs w Thompson, M'ss Bcrgins. I
falco wife and infant Mrs W Leardorf, W Campbell,
Jones three chi dren and servant Ears w Knapp. w
child J T. Heck wife snd four c id,n w Morr,n wife }
daughters and child, koberf Monroe. Reed and WIFE
Coover II Goo.fey. " johnson, w Brooks. Mss Lizzie
WLeelrr l. Carter, Spear w Ray, n Carer. Miss
iar,man Ii lswl-y, Liskely, Bishop, Nc iifre,
hdwa,d Jsrni4; s w noe ii,ny ih9mpsSn d. G f,rhe'
J. X. Barker John w Gilbert, n. D-aos, Thos Mathis
W Joeran. l. J.. Ovie w Hawkes. and wife, and 100 in
second cabins, and loo IN steerace.
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DEPARruByr or PuBIic CHARITIES AND CORRECTION
kKw loRK March 8. ls66. :
nPOp0SAJ.S For NH X SEALED PRO.

POSAS will BE- received by the Comnisoner. Of PUB.
lie Charities and Correction at their Office No Bond
until 70 clock Of the 10Th instant for supplying Bellevue
Hospital foo. OF Twentysrthsi., Fest RIVER Rackwrls
md Rsndas Islands for yer commencing the let of
pi next, with PURE, UNSKlMMED COUkTRY MILK
Of the best quality and 10 be delivered such
bs required. Satisfactory evidence viii be required
ability Il parties to furnish the quantity called for with
out deant and the proposals be accompanied with
Of two responsible persons under their proper sigma
security for the faithful performance Of the contract
The Commissioners 10 Themselves the power OF
ceivng and rejecting any all proposions or portions
thereof as they may deem proper for interest Of the De
pertinent
Any information required will be given on application at
their Office. ISAAC BELL President
JAMES BOWEN secretary
JAMES Il. NICHOLSON,
U. w. BRENNAN.
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Arr vca.

Steamship Key West. Hahorp, Araachicos March via
Rev " eft s cotton aud pass. to BeDnsr Brown.
Steamship New Yors Homer. Aspuw ALL March mdse.
,peci- and pas. Poe nc Mail sierrn-hip Go.
steamship Atsana GER Pirkham LONDON. jan 81. snd
Hsvre feo. 21 with md.- TO Howlsud Asp,nwah ESpe
renred strong NV. winds, from tie BANKS.
steamship Saratoga King Norfolk with rndse to IT, Heine
BsA Ioneau Ham Meyer Hamburg 100 days via halifax
II day. md,.. sud 2i2 pes. to Kuuhardt Co. . 80
BeFk Sea snake of Liverpool fopham, sbsnghae NOV 49,
teas 10 Nspirr a Wels'ori
frs John Sherwood, smith, New-Oreans ~ days mdse
60 Murray. forris Co
Brg Eati.rue Cot Cope Fsyn G. q. HI Murison, Cape
Pawn Jan. %. rnds.. to J. q y W. Cosg
Schr. L. A. Bur game. Bar.insbne Wsre am. nails
schr. Gen. Meade, -. PASSPORT. htrgrs to Jed, Frye
SEQ.
sehr. q r. Wines Tulse. Brookhsven
Schr Thomas forson Phillips. Faifbaven for Virginia
Schr WHITE sea, Lee. Portsmouth, powder to Sir Lewis
20.
schr. J. X Baker. West. New-Loudon.
Schr. Olive Branch. Chase, ev-hed'crd.
Schr J. X. Mcheil Narl. Greenwich for Eizabethpoft
Sctr saiiie smith CAase. Fall River.
scir. %. :. Hl~ry Smith. Gresopor
Schr. Bella Beck l. .ker S~yy-E-dford. oil.
Scnr J. B Alien. Cisrk. Orerupor-
Scht Unnie Mcgee. Usyis. Providence FOR Philadelphia
SchT. ll-r-chri. Potter, Darien-
schf. fnrn Louie, Reeve, New Haven
Scht p. Arculariou. Jackson. Richmond.
Schr T. S;afd-vant Cru.- Ne~bcrn.
schL United. Andrew, N.wbern.
scaf sarah Csrk Bd.il Suffolk for PhilldelphiA
>ohr Evrrsrrrn. Bel o-te Gfeenpprt for fhlade phA
Schf. X. W Wilson Mn I. Grssupou for fhaee phs-
Schf. Transit Racket, Orr-npor for Philadelphia
Scar has A. 0roil-r Harvey, Newport for Philadelphia
scnr. Falcon. Hale, Oreerport.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK March 10.
Cleared.

Providence yineand, Hughes Philadelphia
SHY Juliet Truniy, Perry, Calao VIA Boston, j. WEwel
Co
Ship Harriet Ewing, Abbott, New Orleans K H. Drum
mond 90.
Bn. Schiller (Port). BsrbozA Oporto, Hasemeyer 4
Erun.
BneT w. Rowlsnd Morrish NsrseiIles, J. Henry.
Brig Eureka (Brl Mcleod, Barbados, Miller * Hough-
ton.
Scbr Chss. Dennis Pearson Galveston Taper Bea,te
Scbr Gius u,a) Fardeio Palermo via Genoa Lawrence,
Gle. 4 Go.
Schr Nantiln. Babcock Btazos Texas II. Woodhouse.
Scbr Iva, Wfck-en Fail River Rocket Took-r Ia lor
Schr. q. C. Acken, Hobby. Stamford - -.
schr Alex Mcleod (bnl, DAILY Halifax, ID. Il. Dc Wolf
4 Go.
schr H. d. Pitt, Jones. Norwich. Racket, Tooker Tay-
lor.
sloop Harvest. Corwin Newport O. ~ Stranshan
Sioop Blackstone, Allen Providence, q. y. Sranahan-
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United STATES COMMISSIONERS oYFiCE-Before
Commissioner OSBORN.
COUNTERPART CURRENCY.

United States agt. Garnet ana Lachmann.-
o. 20 IN, witness, solomon being absent, the Prosecution
rested. ,.., ,,.L.... 81, ,,. ,,,.o,.,
Gyr on the ground tie evidence was not sufficient to
hold him . II, -. h.h.if n, 7 a.b,r.nu
Tbe Con,ruissoner decided 90 proceed with the case
Chnre. Hoberg testified that when Solomon came IN ne
hded some grenbucks to Garne saving that he wnned
Rim 10 take Of them and when asked ABOUT 'he counter
S,,i money denied all knowledge Of II.
Unty bull testl6ed 10 the good character Of Garn-tt
i.i,e, L-b.uthIa te,tihed that the place where the
ny a. found was accessible both from he ostsiGr ,nd
and tina, LachmAnn had only occupied il for four days
D,hs re e,'rIa, ,s.sryed his dsc,sior
Mr J. ". Bell Assistant u :. District Attorney iof nov'
-nmet NJ Anderson and Judge stewart 'ef deitdlnt
csms,t. MI Spencer for defendant Lactnann.
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LAW INTELLEGENCE.
sURRoGATE's CoURT-MARcn la-BefOre Surrogate
TUCKER.

suRRoGATEs CoURT-MAncn l2.-Before Surrogate
TUCKER
THE DREUsrsG WILL CAsR.-THE RULE FoE APPOliT-
ISGCoLLECToRs OF ESTATES.
Estate Of Charles Breusins.
THE SURIOGATE.-This IL an application Tor the
,putprn collector Of the estate The petioner. VINO
20 be creditors suggest 10. OF Christian heydchef
In. atLer the deeedrn, who also claims 10 De cIedof
,ng...ts the name Of son Herman Beusng brother OF
the decede The proponents Of the paper stera 10
md the person claiming deysee ereunder OBJECT 10 boih
Of these persons, bat offer no name. 80
IL v, the rule p yesr in this Court 70 appoint
an psrtis peron dice lnneci-d with tie plri e
a. Il, collector "a Brad Rep l7j The Legislature Ia iV'
fcb,p n Laws Of 1914 changed this RUE In tie single case
~, M pfopoundsd should have nOninatcd an er,cn-
TO-. the Surrogate to issue letters Of collection 10
The viii propounded in this proceeding and now nndeI
contest the Supreme Court on appeal does NOT name any
The old rule Of this Court founded upon importantly and
fairness, therefore At liberty 10 return TO III TINS IN
ance becomes the duty Of the surrogate 10 select
dian shell be stranger to the htisaits ana "bo s"i
NOV no preference between the Creditors the next Oh A
or th. person claiming a. dsvis-e. - - ., ,-. ,
Uul and COnabe for proponents H. hocihei 'O' neA Z"
hin; ). Is. ii. JUDAH for creditors.
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lain. Finding Evans. he shot bin and cut bis brnee
killing him instantly. The coroner was summoned
who held inquest the body the july returning
verdict that DR. Newland had not committed any crime
oil which the law could take coenizance. There IN
tense excitement in regard ~ this terrible Affair." bus
the almost universal sentiment is that Dr. Newsnd was
justified in the he pursued in Kidding the earth
Of monster who had used the garb Of religion to So
duce his friends child, DIR. Newand being prominent
member of the church Of which Evans until re-
Gently minister.
LAIER-Ihe Grand Jury has since indicted DE-.
NeWland for murder.
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Bi,liards-The DeeYy Me Dewitt Match fer
the Championship.

The ninth match for the billiard champion
ship Of the United States will come off this evening at
Cooper Institute. between John Deery. the present
champion aud John McDeyitt The game is the usual
one Of 500 points up caroms on four-pocSet taDle
as es.ablis ed By the American Billiard Congress. Inc
present contest is expected 10 be one 81 the ocscon
tested AID interesting which the pride OF ownership o.
the emb, matte cue las vet called forth Both combat
ants are Low residenvs of this city.
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COURT CALENDAR-THrs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT-PART Nos. lOfl,
l0il 1913 1911 lO4J 1851 1901 1863 1868, l05, 1881 1854,
Adjourned Mondsy ;. March 49, PART lI-Nos. go ~.
746 3D. s 49, t8l 90 e9J 4Gl 33 2le 1892 1918, I2o
6H sJ7 81, 50 6s3 SPECIAL TERs.-Sos l6l. ~? l65,
100 e7 os no. H. ~ 49, ia 49, 76, H. i7a, 49, $780,
49, 49,. 1873
SUPERIOR CoURT-PART Mos. i9l, 5O31,
1873 1891 gSot 1915 2,J7 449 lT9 257. 1857 1919 1856
1855 1883 PART I-Nos 1856 25i8 2G1. 2428 2+5l 2f3s,
2.Jj. 1890. 248k. l44 2l5,i $500, 2S7O 25g8 26g2.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRiAL TERM
Pant Nos $50 $685. 29j 1882 1907. 1883 l34 $40, lls
lo1 49, 1876 li47 1913 1895. PART LNos. ma. HI,
lS2 sS olJ 1881 1880 laj 1865 l42 G9l liy5, 1884, 1883