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awe and He little surprised to see the
Mayor vaunngly say, al q member OF that institu-
ton when the Alderman had discovered that he had only
paid dollar
Alderman DIcKINsoN-Three do lars, sir
Alderman CozzENs-No, sir one for himself-aDd sir,
am surprised that he should boast of that when there
men who subscribed for other purposes than the
mere becoming member-tbey did to build up an in
sttuton worthy of New York. and there men that
have given $4,000 $1,000 $780, and for this purpose
He thought that the exhibition Of fine paintings would
exercise santary and benign influence upon the youths
of the pres mt age and II but few were saved he
thought that those gentlemen who had demonstrated
against the resolution would yet be sorry for il.
After great deal debate by Aldermen Gale, Has
brouck Bunting and Drake, the resolution passed
by vote of Ia.
At IL O'Clock the Board djourned till next Monday
evening at o'clock
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VheatrlcalD. &c.

The Philadelphia papers state that Korponsys ball will
take place Wednesday evening next the Assembly
Buildings and there is doubt that the great saloon
the Assembly Buildings will not only be crowded. but
there will be gathering together of beauty and fashion
which will eclipse any Of the numerous fetes given this
winter
Mr. Dsmpster gives concerts this week in Providence,
RI
During the past week the swiss Bell Ringers have been
amusing the people Of Coumbus with their sounds
Mrs. Shaw made her first appearance at the Chestnut
street theatre, Philadelphia, last evening.
The Savannah theatre, under the man cement of Mr. j.
& Potter announced to be opened on the 10th inst
Miss Mary Ann Lee, the danseuse has arrived nj Paris
AMI 10 taking Lessons ct the Royal Academy.
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Superior Court.
Before Judge Vanderpoel.

JAM H. Weeks King sldnd-The jury in this case,
already noticed, rendered a verdict for defendant.
Thomas W. St1ges ais Richard Wood, Ell ala - An
action to note for $780, dated Dec. a. 1919
signed by r. and g. 8. Wood, and endorsed by L. Little
and @. w. Durham Son The defence commended there
consideration. Adjourned ever.
Before full Bench.
DEcsIors-Wm Bsgsfer Thomas Yermiiyea--Mo.
ton denied with 81 COSTS
Choyies Dsiinger ct ais vs. Eieaser Cra5tyee Motion
for discovery. Motion granted The proceedings to
be stayed until the plaintiff have reasonable time make
the discovery.
Francis a. Williams vs. abraham Cross The pleas te
be received suable within the mesnng OF the orders
Of the Court-costs to abide the event.
Martin a HooeH. 81 al VS.. Marius ". Warne-Motion
denied costs to abide the suit
Vim. Emerson, Erecufo,, &c VS. Susan Parker-Motion
denied with $40 costs,
Charles a. Peabodyvs. Maria S Cummings-Judgmepi
affirmed.
James Ford VS. Nicholas III Babeock-Judgmentaf affirmed
Thomas Branf We. Nicholas Smaii-Judgment affirmed.
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Hale's News Room,

IT,
Mr. H. Dallry-Sir-My is nine years Of and
has infancy been troubled with bad sore at one cor
Of his mouth Nong heretofore used has been hene
fcial made only applications Of the Pain Extractor
all the of beanand the next day alter
the fret application, the entirely healed.
Yours, truly, JAS. w. HALE
Buy only Daeys Ct Wall street, hrs store
FROM Broadway if you want the genuine.
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difficulty Of bsahag pains IN the chest AID side bleeding
Fogers Olosaonlan llHealng Bassm There nothing
line has been product Of moe benefit than Az the re-
sn so Laisht Mrs Arrhbald q White st eel Mrs
Mcii,nn, Walker street, George W. Burnett of Newark;
Yrs Bell Of Moristown j. and hundeds Of could
be given who have found this Basam all he.liog its proper
II hiss been used for Practice has
been submitted to III, faculty used and approved cfby them.
and shows that worthy Of all confidence. Try
it, and do not delay IL has saved many vesit
Hays 1879 fulton itreet BROOKLYN.
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Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor, for Sore
EYES and NIPPLES, PILES ERysIPELAs KHEUMATTsM, &C.,
at III. ONLY AGENCY 81 CoURTLAND at half


To permanently cure all Eruptlons, Chap
ped Flesh Salt Rheum Rmgworm. &c. There (surely
never discovered remedy Of such singular hes
that possessed by the jones' formerly Veprns Italian
Chemical Soap There physicians who
itdaily in their practice-t soohpgso heangso
en End senng the skin; for disease powerful and
certain in p%p bo,shss ssurvy st hs g sIy;
Infants in fact any eruption DIST the skin
making dark yellow skin white aud eautul there.
re- If the genuine be particular aud ask for Jons
Soaps buy i where in the city b." a the sgn Of the Amer
Fulton B oklyn; street. Boston; Ledger Bull
dngs Philadelphia and 81 State Albany; where II
be had genuine.
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Conners magical Pain Extractor.-The

extraordinary article used Tor ihe oIowng com
plants -Burus and Scads Frosted Parts Chbains Che,
yspeas Brus Rugworms scFofsa Sslt hheuT Ulcers.
reuy Biles Piles, lnfiamed Skin. Cuts, sabs, &c
BAny person irving the Magical Pain Extractor for
any OF the above named psn and is perfectly salts
fed with IT, shall have the money refunded.
Sold only at 81 Courtland street Caution-Buy only as
above.
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DEATH OF AN ARTIST MIR. S. w. Newcombe, a
member Of the National Academy Of Design, died
suddenly on Sunday last He was a very
worthy man, and nuoh esteemed.
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SHIP BUILDING ON THE OHIo.-A barque, a single
decker of $50 tons, called the Muskingum, has
been launched at Marietta, on the Ohio. She liz
fully rugged, and will take freight at Cincinnati for
Liverpool. She is owned by few business men
of Marietta, and will be commanded by yankee,
from Maine.
This is decidedly new movement in ship
building.
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New YORK LEersLATURE.-The proceedings in
our legislature are barren of interest.
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OF rheumatism. This old and saunch remedy still in the
field carry al bsfor. it, and throwing IL other remedies that
BE- applied any rheumatism without relieving IT, Its
unterred has induced numbers to initiate H. but with.
out success finds that he got hold Of
WORTHLESS. article Persons ccnued for to their beds have
after using bottle Persons after yiag other
article Obliged last to this certain remedy be
cured. Sold only at 81 Courtlandt street.
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YEsTERDAY.-The snow, copious and closely
packed as it is, begins to show unmistakeable
symptoms Of exhaustion, and the real "native"
mud which covers the pavements was very per
ceptible yesterday in Broadway The travel, how
ever, has rather increased than Stacked. 1t Is
really wonderful where such incredible crowds OF
men and women, as are heaped upon every omni
bus, and slowed away in all sorts of vehicles on
runners, can come from. The Napoleon stage"
was out yesterday in full feather, and "Albany
Bill handled the reins Of his tselve horses with
much ease and grace as a genuine Waterford
whip would "put through" tandem. 1t is alto
gether slap.up affair, and attracted great deal
of notice. To-day "Albany Bill" takes the ieo
with fourteen horses. If the weather continues 10
moderate. however. his rein will be short.
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The Zurich which was to leave Havre on the LIST
ult. may have later intelligence en- board.
If all these ships don't fetch later advices many
of them will, and our feet of news boats will,
therefore, keep bright look out of Sandy Hook
ill after the Hibernia arrives She left Liverpool
on the 4th instant. and may be expected on the
18th
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without nung the skim This preparation. the celebrity OF
which has extended the whole country warranted color
the hair perfectly black brown according the sst Or fan
firm the the proprietor, that whatsoever
will regret the Of It. Sold only at 81 Courandt
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,,w Sn ,Se welEnt IN gSad-cones Aa
clearing the skin Price 80 cents Jones' Coral Hair kesora
tive for beautifully dressing and causing the growth Fl the hair
,iue for prepared chalk gyicg the skin f,.ks She,, 81
The sign Of the American Eagle 81 Chatham street, and 323
Broadway, or l59 Fulton street, Br, oklyn.
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Personal Movements.

The Hon. L. c. Levin, OF Philadelphia, is now in this
city at the Croton Hotel.
Ex President Van Buren, has declined being Regent
the University Of this State.
Gen Jones, Of the Army, for some months absent
the Western frontier has returned to his station in IT,
war office.
Hon. Isaac Hill, of New Hampshire, was at Cncinna'
on the 2lst ult
The ST. Louis Republican states that Lewis Rogers
OF the old Chief of the Cherokee Nation, murdered
short time ago, by several of the Ross tribe. He
tackled with bowie knives, and literally butchered
Thirty u Dragons, under the charge Of Lieut.. g.
Bicknell, from Fort Wacata, were brought up fron
Cairo, on the 28h ult to Jefferson Barracks, New Or
leans on the steamer Mountaineer.
richly chased silver pitcher Of the Rebecca pater
two feet in height and massive silver waiter egf
Charleston Jews to c. G. Mimminger, their counsel II
the great Hebrew cause now pending in the South Caro-
lima Courts. Mr.. Memminger mas declined taking fee
whereupon this present is to be made to him.
A CHRONOLOGICAL INTRODUCTION TO THE HIS
TORY OF THE CHURCH; being new inquiry into
the true dates Of the birth and death of our Saw
our, and containing an original harmony OF the
four gospels. BY the Rev samuel Farmar Jarvis
D. d., l.. L. d. Harper Brothers, so Cliff streer
THIS IN is book Of which every page bears marks
was prepared by Dr. Jarvis, in his capacity Of
Historiographer of the Church, and as necessar,
introduction to the full and perfect Ecclesiastical
History, which he has been directed by the gene
raj convention OF the Protestant Episcopal Church
TO prepare Its specific purpose is to fix, with pre-.
cislon, the exact dates of the birth and death o.
Christine points around which all ecclesastica
history revolves In order to enter upon this in
quiry. Dr. Jarvis has preixed to it an examination
Of the ancient method of computing time, in
which he has made most thorough investigation
OF all ancient learning, and reached conclusions Of
great importance in historical and especially theo
logical Inquiries. The work forms a large and
elegantly printed octave, and cannot fail to be i
most valuable contribution to this department o.
our higher literature.
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Balm of Columbia Tor sIa Restoration OF
the Hair, an article ~hc has stood the Of y, ara. and
lately made in the prepare Of this article nales IL
always has BEEN ths best for the purpose
which applied that Of restoring hs hair on bald heads
keeping from falling and keeping il perfectly free from
at 81 CourIandt street
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SNow-PREcKPT-ExAM pLR.-Mr BKNNErr-As
practice is better than precept, this morning went
to work, and shovelled the snow, on the bank OPP
poslte my store, Corner Of Roosevelt and
Chatham,) into the middle OF the street, thereby
dwelling it, fearing that my recommendation il,
your Sunday Herald, would not be attended to.
and thereby setting good example to the autho-
rites, citizens, carmen, &c. II the I" many car
men" would turn out in squads, and level the
snow, instead OF standing Idle or writing commu.
nications, calling on" Hercules for help, they
would help themselves, and save their poor horses
much suffering. ]. MORRISON
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ualy cured by this remedy The sale Of this article
ably increasing the many got up limitations
Of it, Ferrous ubed with this distressing de-
clare that they would not be without this their
houses io the price Of ten bcrss The public will Tecolct
any value whatever Sold only at 81 Courtlandt street
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The AFFAIR OF M. GRoussEr AND M. EMERIc
The following card in reply to M. Groussets
statement should have appeared on Saturday last,
but, by some oversight, was mislaid. We now
publish it in obedience to rule to let both sides
be heard:-
CARD.
The Herald Of yesterday contained article headed
8" Mr.. Groussets Address," The indictment against me-
for assault upon Mr. Grousse had several days before
assigned by the District Attorney for trial on
day. This Mr.. Grousset well knew and the motive
design Of the publication the morning Of the trial
therefore apparent and will be properly estimated by ho
norane ana candid men object at present merel,
abstsned from all notice OF several made to
my prejudice since the in December last and
nave bsrne in silence the injurious and unjust conse-
quences which those statemests calculated and
teSded produce The efforts that be made
to prejudice the public mind by statements evidently de.
signed to create Impressions dsparagng me- and
teTng Mr. 0rousset have length decided to pub.
ish early day true history OF the be.
tween US Tns shall consist Of letters and correspon
dence which will speak for themselves and will then
be for candid and impartial public to decide whether
am not right when ! pronounce the statements in Mr..
Groussets publication to be unounded and eaumpious
JOSEPH EMERIC, 60 Exchange Place
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News FROM EURoPE.-It is very probable that
the following packets will bring the next news
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PAckEr SHIPS FOR EUROPE The Paul Jones,
Captain Watson, Is to take the place Of the United
States, and the Oxford, Captain Rathbone, that OF
the Engand-the U. s. and E. still remaining IN.
heard from
the Paul Jones, is very fine and fast ship, but
makes the trip to Liverpool only; thence she pro-
ceeds to Canton that being Captain Watsons
course.
The Oxford and her commander are favortes
with the ocean travellers. She will sail next Mon
day, and take out the passengers up to that day
The o. Is one OF the best winter packets in the
service. She is not only beautiful but powerful In
strength, and Captain Rathbone has been COM
mander for upwards Of quarter of a century.
The United States and England will take Their
places in their respective lines in week or two
after their arrival.
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Moss and various other matters
At half past O'Clock the reading was stopped and 5et
Aid. HAsBRoucK' resolution was then put end carried
The Rotunda in he Park On motion Of Aid Gale tn,
70 the New York Gallery Of Fine Arts, the remon
STRANGE and veto Of his Honor the Mayor, taker
from the table and read
AID JACKSON moved that the resolution be adopted
notwithstanding the objections Of the Mayor.
Aid. DICKINSON seconded the motion
Aid. BUSTING offered resolution directing the Comp
roer advertise for and receive proposals. for the leas
ing OF the Rotunda and to report whst could be
sed for II at the next meeting OF the Board The Alder
wrong in some of his conclusions for that such rent
could BE- had for IL ms $4,000 per annum
Alderman soHIrrrELrr seconded the motion.
Alderman Dickinson now, Mr.. President. the
gentleman that offered that resolution knows very wei
that its no use and that nobody will give any sort Of
for IT, and that will thousand dellars to put
il in repair The gentleman knows very well that The
Mayor himself has offered thousand dollars year io'
and what for Well don't knew; Wen sar s rsr, nye
person. and asked him what for, and ne said we hsii
want billiard ROOM and an eating house, &c ss'a 70
him nv dear sir you could not have IT you cnered nve
thousand understand that there Is certain lady that
lives in town here wants it chsrs $4,000
nes. hs, never heard Of oflaushte)
Alderman SEAMAN lin the chair) Order, order
Alderman JAcn,o, tno%an me resol00n was out o.
Alderman scHIEyrELIr appealed from the decision OF
the chair but the Board sustained II.
AID MLLEn spoke In support Of the resolution Of the
Ali DsAKK supported the resolution.
Aid. scHIfYrELrN and expressed himself in favor
Of the resolution but had desired whether the ides
OF his Honor the Mayor, correct first He intended
vote for the resolution but net for the reasons CO
tanned in the report Of the committee He then went OF
crtcise the repot with considerable severity contra
dieting many the assertions Of the committee and con
tending that psnp had not in all ages conduced to the
cultivation Of the morals Of the age.
Aid CozxENs rose and said that he could say grea
deal upon the subject he maintained the assertion by
speaking In strain OF eoquencs at which almost every
one was at once surprised and peasedhe spoke feel
ingy about the art OF painting and said that from boy
hood up he had looked upon paintings with feeling Of
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something better tnan mere assertion, they must
stand before the world as base and malignant ca
lumniators. Now we know Colonel Webb very
well, and all his personal characteristics, and we
are perfectly satisfied that he will do no INJUSTICE
to Mr.. Willis, but that soon as it is mantle Ct
that he has been made use Of to assai that gentle
man, he will repair the injury thus inflicted, as he
has just done in the Of the Earrings of Londen.
whom he slandered, as he himself confesses at the
instigation of some knavlsh specuaior, and to
whom he has made the amewde honorable.
Mr.. Willis has, indeed, his weak points He
has discovered great vanity and foppishness in a
variety of instances, but all these fobes are veniaI
when compared with the gross and atrocious
charges alleged against him, as is now seen, with
out foundation. Willis has. therefore, defended
himself triumphanty, and unless Raymond justify
his conduct in some way or other, he must be
BILE sanderer-uttery unworthy Of the companion
ship Of men.
NEW YORK HISTORICAL SocrRTY-The stated
meeting Of this body having been prevented last
week by the snow storm, will be held this evening.
A memoir is expected to be read by the President
upon The Language of Mexico, and an essay by
the late COL Stone, giving biographical sketches
of the writers upon New York
The MOTHER OF THE GRAacnl old Virginia
is generally called by the patriots in their frolics,
the " mother of Gracchi'' We rather think she
Is also, by second marriage, the "mother of the
office beggars" According TO recent data, more
than one half Of the Office holders at Washington
are Virginians.
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PUBLIC SALE OF THE
RAIL ROAD AND BANKING co.
MONROE
GEORGIA,
Bibb County,

BIB coontY Monroe Rail Road and Banking Com
WE, The JURY. lind and decree that tn; Monroe RAJ,
hSsf Eo% Maep" @ to TO is terminus the
se,fsd and Operation and the part thereof which
bsfewh % the Of he debts
the Monroe Rail Road and Banking Compsny-thst the said
@ i'Ss unable ' 70 &c complete Gsp sad
s fs s s sS
hnd thai there ,re creditor Of various descriptions @ said C,m
az Work ss i'1sa i' o RoaS
snd Ga o R Road saa
atorI cng TO be mortgage creditors Of sad Company and
shar amGps ne sed2Is ad Ginning priority right % respect
ed and AL te property bel ongins to said Company ard all the
Syfsfdd Ma ss ua c3%S comssy
DAVID s Powe he %ss
MAJORITY %em and ha Th0%a @ T"sr S
giving two months public notice in hs sszees Of Macon
Griffin @ ard sayIna1 % and ht The proceeds Of said sale be paid
s spR q Ga hs e S m G aS Of the Ne L.
sa creditors q said COMPANY M Mde e respeetSs
claims schedule thereof in the Clerks office Of this Court
by the st Monday in October and that the said cred
3is any should arise respecng SAID claims then
would Or might have available against hem By ad co
psy sad sale had not been made in relation matters Offset
statute OF mitaton non-perormance of contracts other
claims ofhem that the liens claimed by the re
pectve creditors be then and there and dsd
Road succeed all the obligations SAID Company N respect
70 extend TO ability edebts contracted prior said sales and
said Company transfer the purchaser the stock held BY him.
her or them said Company that the title be transferred by
fer the transfer stock when sale thsreo made X the
N for the tune intervening between the day the
d psGi se fffS' be- a f
hesn i9 ald purpose That the balance be paid from the
D. Parker Of said Road and apparsaaaess %
until The sale Of the aforesaid property completed make
q md he
sssns ne m sa sas Of r s 1 exhibiting specific
Zach poat and The quaniy quality and value H
ss Co% G I the costs and other Es s Pd from the
1855 st''' fro" the minutes ENRY f Rs e Ross ssa MAY
fore bss oe G tie the % % w % M
Tuesday in August i2 o'clock NJ the whole line Of the
OF De Kab and all the properly equipments and effects
with connected and all the property belonging said Compa
belonging to said Monroe Rail Road 3 d Bank
ing Company embracing only the Road but the various de-
pots, workshops warehouses, TOOLS equip
mentS and ell and every thing appertanng and belonging
Also, he entire belonging said Monroe Raid Road
and Banking Company embracing subscriptions for stock IN
5000 and al debts demands and claims Of every kind and
description due to or belonging said Monroe Rail Road and
application 70 NJ l. Grayb At the office SAID Company
The length Of the Road ol miles the whole Of which
The subsrucar has been completed the whole rod except
e and easd 5 Z s eie sns
three passengers eighteen egl6 wheels and ax-s
Of sale cash, be paid Immediately the Commission.
p Ss Be b "a @ 5y ne 50
be forthwith resod Al their risk
RbSER 4bSEs T !. fF6SMfgREtL' F6MERs.
S4nSEE TAoMAs RARpEMASs +. HHNTEESs
Macon. Ga, MAY &c. 1915 je7toau3 re