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BY A. GREEN. Auc,,o,..,

BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
AEDSoME BUILDING LOT ON 5th
sieet west, between North M and n
eIeets:-On SATURDAY, the 18th instant. I
shall sell! In mont Of the premises, at o,cloct n
m Lot IS, In Square No. 5l3, having a front N
Sth street west, Of 81 feet inches, ruRnino b,cl
lOO rect, between North NJ and N streets
Sale positive; terms cash.
au lad A GREEN Az,
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WATCH RETURNS Thomas BisseIl, drunk
and disturbing a religious meeting; fine and
costs Alexander F. White, drunk and as.
sault; do. Samuel Wyvill, vagrant; work.
house thirty days.
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SPLENDID EXCURSION
Washington to Old Point!
"a u Es EssNk

Leaving SATURDAY AFTERNOON, August
1871, at 3p m returning Monday morn
ing. the 18th ins ant.
VIA BALT. W.4SHINGTN RAILRO
And splendid Steamer GLADIATOR, down the
Chesapeake.
Tickets for the round trip only 81 SO.
For particulars see small bills
H. Tickets positively limited and for sale
ONLYat ADAMS EXPRESS OFFICE.
9-6tH
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By JAS. @. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

EHhME hUUSE AND LOT At Auction,
Il On MONDAY AFTERNOON, August 18th
ate O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell part Of
Lot No 1, In square No. Az. fronting II feet on
north Q street, between Fifth and Sixth streets
west, running back 100 feet, with the improve
ments, consisting Of a two story frame dwelling
house
Terms: One third cash the residue in six and
twelve months, with interest, secured by a deed
Of trust on the premises
au lid JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auct'r.
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ByJAs. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

by jas. z. McGU1RE, Auctfoneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE
Building Lot on North Nj, between 18th
and 10th streets.-On SATURDAY AFTER
NOON, August 10th, at 6k O'Clock, on the
premises shall sell part Of Lot No. a. in Sc uare
10th streets west, running back to a thirty fee;
alley.
Terms One-third cash the residue in six and
Twelve months, with interest, ecured by deed
OF uust. JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
du I4-d Auctioneer
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SECOND DISTRICT POLICE.-K. J. Horn
threats of violencs, security for peace; Anne
liza WoOlfOrt, do, do
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TO MENBERSOF CONGRESSAND 9TH
ERS LEAVING THE CITY.

TO MEMBERS FCONGRESSANDO OF H.
Frs LEAVING THE CITY.
M w. GAIT BRO. CALL THE ATTEN.
lvl ton Of members Of Congress and others to
their stock OF very superior ladies' and gentemens
Gold Watches, Rich Jtwelry Ct the latest styles,
pure Silver Tea Sets, Pitchers, Goblets, Silver
Forks, Spoons, &c.
Also, extra plated Tea Gets, Walters, Cake
Baske cts, Casters, Albati F orks and Spoons, Eng
Hsh and American Table Cutlery, &c.
Persons in search Of useful presents will find
our stock to comprise an endless variety.
All goods warranted as represented and at the
lowest rates.
NJ. w. GAIT Il BRO, Jewellers,
34 Pennsylvania avenue,
au 11-6t between 9th and 10th streets.
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l. AL, vol, London, 1888
gyms british Consuls Abroad. vol, London
Thomson's Laws OF war as anecung Commerce
and shipping, 1 vol, London, 1855
rwIss's science Of international Law, 1 volume
London, 1856
Manning's Commentaries on the Law Of Nations
vol, London
Ross's Red River Settlement Of the Northwest, 1
vol, London. 1856
Supplement TO McBulloch's Commercial Die
tionary, London, 1855
Glenny's Companion to the Almanac for 1856
Sandwiches British Peersge for 1885
British Almanac and Companion, one set com
plete, from Its commencement In ISIS.
au ID FRANCK TAYLOR.
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BE READY FOR WINTER.

A Ii PERSONS WISHING THEIR FUR
"A naces, Latrobes, Radiators, Cooking Stoves,
&c, repsired or refined, Will do well by leaving
their orders with me withou, delay, as AN now
prepared to execute all such work with despatch,
JAS SKIRVING,
Washington Stove Depot,
An ID eoRt g e cornsr Pa av. and llth ST
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BY WALL, BARNARD & CO, Auctioreers
prick COTTAGE ON CAPITOL HILL,
- ut AuctiOn.-On TUESDAY AFTER
NOON, August 10Th, at clock, we will sell
In front OF the premises, Lots No. q and S In
and Tennessee avenue east north side improved
with neat two-story Brick Cottage, con; lining 4
rooms and basement. The location is good and
IN fast improving part Of the CITY.
city. Terms at the SALE
WALL, BARNARD CO,
du l4-Q AuctioneeY
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NOTICE..

"lTHERS'SB BRASS AND STRING BAND
w lately Of New York city, begs leave to in
form the public Of Washin gton, Georg etown, and
Alexandria, that they now ready to furnish TIL
most fashionable and appropriate Music Of the
day for Pic-Nics, Excursions, Bal 8, and Parades
on the most reasonable terms, at the shortest no.
0cc, by leaving orders at Mr.. HILBUS'S Music
Depot, on Pennsylvania avenue, corner Of 18th
street, or at Mr.. WITHERS' residence No. 6i5
Sixth street. corner Of g, south side, near the Gar
rison.
All orders promptly attended TO. 23-1m&
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MARRIED.

On On The 18th instant, by Rev Mr. Hildt, Capt
Of Mr.. Francis Walker, both Of Baltimore
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Financial.

New YORK, Aug. IA Stocks are dull
Illinois Central shares 1887; Michigan South.
ern S9.; New York Central $50; Reading 9O..
Virginia 6's go; Missouri 6'ss6i; Illinois Cen
trail bonds 90i.
Sterling exchange is dull.
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ASSAULTS, 6c.-Susan WeIch for assault
ana Ann Jones for threats, were held to secu
rity for peace by Justice Murphey.
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N avail

BosToN, August Ia The steam frigate
Merrimac sailed this morning.
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BY JAS. G. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer
TWO VALUABLE BUILDINGS AT 4

TWO VALUABLE BUILDINGS AT the
Il corner of north and LIST streets.-On
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, August 18th, at 6 Y
O'Clock. on the premises I shall sell Lot u, and
part Of Lot %, in Square No 500, fontIng 40 feet
on north street, at the corner Of LIST street west
running back leo feet to a 2O-feet paved al ey,
making two good building lots Of 20 feet front
each.
These lots are handsomely iituated for build
Ing purposes, and the extensive Improvements
now In progress in the vicinity render future
increase in value almost certain.
Terms: One-tbird cash the residue in 6 and
IL months, with interest, secured by a deed OF
trust on the premises.
Title indisputable.
al IL 1t j. c. MCGUIRE Auctjr
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By JAS c. MCGUIRE, Auetioneer.
IALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT Publ,

August 18th, at 6h O'Clock, on the premises
shall sell parts Of Lots and S, in Square 4is
fronting 30 feet on north street between 9th ar d
9TH streets west, running back 1911 feet.
This lot is situated I'm a rapidlv-improvinp mart
Of the city, within short distance Of the Market
Terms: One-third cash the residue in six and
twelve months, with interest, secured by deed
Of trust on the premises.
au 13-d &c MCGUIRE, Auct,r.
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MEDICAL CARD,

WED1CAL CAhUs
nR. II. PERABEAU, GERMAN HOMEO-
II pathic physician, has the honor to offer his
services TO the Inhabitants Of Washington and
vicinity.
Once and Residence on street, No. 1873, be-
tween Goth and 2lst streets
N. B-HOmeophathIc medicines for sale, which
the Doctor prepares himself with the greatest
care, for Fever and Ague, FOR Bilious and Bowel
complaints, &c, &c. m I6-3m
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EOR THE CHILDKEN.-L HAMMOND,
Il 4si Seventh street, has now In store large
and beautiful collection Of Toys and Fancy No
tons suitable for presents. au N-N
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of the principal
FIRST DISTRICT.
Mr. John TsS% %s. f r.m. p,.e School
Mrs. ". 4. Rodier, Principal Male Primary
Mss MS: asIy I'VE Wen, pr,neIn,i pe
Miss Idsiine q. Lowe, Principal Primary No q
Miss 1.n " Bate. H"m, h.sst.nt Primary No.
Mss NJ J. Richie, Assistant Primary Nc
Miss L. E. Moore Principal imsry NO9
Mr.. Susan P Randolph ASH go s ssroIa
Mrs Emily Myers A'st do, Male Department
MIS-. EIsSsib P.9.on P Pri0 Male Primary
MI.s Lucy X Randolph, Principal Primary MOI.
MISS MISS nate heCarthy, Assistant Primary No. .
Miss Emily B"s P PrlneiP.I Primary Primary No
Miss Ellen Ellen E.wkin, Assistant Primary No 4.
''' "u, rrineipsi Primary NOS
Mr. John FIJI, ihiHD p priIciC.i r,,,, n,.
Mr.. VIM. W. Mccathran, Asst Do Male pen.r,msnt
Mr. q. asps6.w h.st DO, Female iepartmsnt.
mis-. Frances Ei1.n,. Principal Primary % So,i
MI: i Isnt. Acton assistant Primary Mol
Mis-, Rebece. ST. John, Assistant Primsryy Mo-
Si.. jane S Clarke Prinsip. Urinary No,
Miss Harriet H.p.b.v Pr,ncpp.i Urinary No.
NJ, Hahn FOURTH DISTRICT:
Miss Marssre. a. Riiborp s.. E.nrth DIST School
Mr. Augustus Edison, Principal Male Primary.
Miss MaIY An Lss' ppriinciPsl Prinary Mol
Miss L. 4. Ashdown, Principal Primary NO NO. =
The resignation of Mr.. Abbott q. soo,.,o,
of the Board, rendered At the last ruaa,;n!
was accepted. '"'' n''e'ins'
shaw as his successor, and Mr.. AtI,es NOM.
mated DR.. S A. II McKim. of the Road and
after some discussion the Board nroceeded n
ballot, when Mr. McKim received votes
Mr.. Henshaw 3, and blank. '
Mr.. McKim was declared a,.o,ed
IHs fowHArAN, Capt. Mitchell, will leave
inc wharf to- morrow afternoon at O'Clock on
an excursion to Old Point, Portsmouth, Nor
foik, &c, thus afording one of the most de.
and rstnrn t, !, W.. nc SEASON DOLE on the down
ansaks Rsv hp S Sno Goa. pasSes through Ches-
oct a fine y;eT of NE anu passengers thu:
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AUCTION sALHe.
THIS AFTERNOON AND ro-MoRRow

nEHEMPT0RY SALE OF BUILDING
i Let's n the First Ward.-On TUESDAY
AFTERNOON, August 5th, at AZ O'Clock, on
the premises | shall sell, without reserve, Lot
No rs, in SQUARE No 20, fronting so feet 81 in
ches on no tn street, between 2ist and 2ad SITS.
running back 1s3 feet.
Also subdivision A, B and g, In square No s.
fronting % feet inches each on New York ave
nue., between 2Ist and 22d streets, running back
about lis feet
Title indisputable
Terms: Oae-third cash the residue in and
~ months, with interest, secured by deed OF
trust on the pre- L ises
aud C. MCGUIRE, Auet.
II Ihe above sale is postponed until
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, August Il, at 6 \
au led &c NcCTrpr A,c,
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FILLMORE AND DoNELsoN Great Song Book
only III cents, for sale at A. Adamson's, Ssv.
enth street, opposite to the Post Office.
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Ho! for Old Point Comfort |!

10! Tor Old Point Comfort!
A NOVEL EXCURSION.
Tickets for the Round Trip only 81. SO.
Tickets admitting a Gentleman and two
Ladies' So; Children under twelve years
CT age, and Servants, half price.
AND
PINEY POINT PAVILION.
Round Trip Tickets, S1.5O.
Select and Pleasant Excursion for Families
and quiet Pleasure-ssekers.
HO.FOR OLD POINT COMFORT,
FORTRESS MONROE, RIP RAPS
PORTSMOUTH, NORFOLK,
ATLANTIC OCEAN,
BIG SHIP PENNSYLVANIA,
STEAM FRIGATE COLORADO,
GOSPORT NAVY YARD, &c &c, &c.
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ONLY l2i cents for q correct likeness Q
Buchanan, Fillmore and Fremont. Sold b
the agent, A. Adamson, Seventh street, oppo
site TO the Post ONCE. Adhesive envelopes
20 cents a hundred fS
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CORPORATION CAsEs-Quite a number Of
warrants have been served recently. for VIC.
lation Of Law by throwing slops in the streets.
The fines are paid but the offenders geuer-
ally plead as an excuse the irregularity of the
contractors in their attention to duty. This
Should be attended to Ii the cont actors fail
the citizens should not suffer-
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DIsTUBlSG RELIGIOUS MEErISG.-A white
man, who halls from Baltimore, took a glss:
too much and went into a meeting of coiored
people on u street near SiI tn and disturbed
them during their exercises. He was taken
to the guard house.
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oLAGGHdER.-Y Yesterday, warrants were
served by Officer Watson on several cit;,ans of
the Fourth Ward for keeping dogs without IL
cense. Before the trial came of, the officer
received information that general slaughter
OF the dogs complained of had been perfected
6y the accused persons. This fast saved them
from the penalty.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-17
Nempok DAILY Gribmrei
THE COLLEGES AND ACADEMIES or
NEW YORK.

TIE Regents Of the University presented their An
nual Report TO the Senate on Tuesday the 18th inst,
from which we obtain the following facts and fgures.
Alta meeting of the Regents on the 10Th inst, the
distribution Of 900 Of the inconc Of the Literature
Fund for the last year wGs made among the several
Academies entitled 20 participate therein. A certf-
eaie of the distribution has been delivered 70 the Cor
troer, by whose warrant the amount appOrt;oned to
each Academy VII be paid by the Treasurer Of tho
State drafts or orders therefor drawn on hir. by
the Treasures Of the several Aoedepiies; such draft
being accompanied by proper certificate from the
President Secretary Of the Academy under IT.
porate SEAL that the person signing st drafts i the
Treasurer OF the Academy duly appointed BY the
Trnnfaes thereof.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-17

OF course Lieutenanis wosld he proportonstey
bene hted in the Communication value of their rauons
from the beginning Of service and after three yeas 10
the number aso In the case Of general oficers their
only benefit would be in the change from tHenty u
twenty-five cents the ration,
The principal design in the foregoing plan is 10 throw
an accumulated increase of compensation on expeil
nced officers at time Of fe, too, when most needed,
and when in general il would be most merited, stop
ping at the rsnk of colonel Aud herr another remark
ion the good Of the country, and not the SPECIAL benh
Of the service may, at some hazard, be added, VIZ;
the increased compensation would not attach TO the
new oficers Of new corps OF whatever name, that
might in times of public danger be temporarily called
into service; and in another Ike that We Hsged
in lsl2-l5 We should probably always have on the
rolls at least $50 coo troops for short periods OF service
But the increase Of compensation only to the point
suggested would, IN the opinion OF the undersgned,
fall considerably below the demands OF both justice
and eIpcdelcy and be does not think the prncpe oi
c.mVldtIre rdtl0rS can be extended beyond ~nst nc
has proposed He therefore, TO make up the deh-
cheney, begs further to suggeS sigh, addition to The
monthly pay proper Of al oc-rs, save the Leuten0nt-
General (Who now receives under this head go more
than the grade next below him, ss fouows: To Mo-
ior-(;eneral TIVE have than one in command by
brevet $40; 10 Bngsdier-Genera, $50 TO Colo
mel s25; IA q LieGtenant-Coionel, s2o; 70 1slor,
els; TO Captain, $40; and 10 Leut.narts, Ntether
hrs or second s each To reear 10 the foregoing table
TN. would further ncrc ase the aHRadl cOmpen OF
the middle classes in commission follows \ too-
uers from sofa TO sele; Leutensnt-COouefs tEun
ssss to s7es; Majors, from si22 to s5l2i and q
CAPTAINS, from s5l6 TO $436.
fhe und, rsigued respectfully remarks ;ha; officers
sbould b. compensated eppr jxmatsiy, sccOrting 10
some regular sale maintaining sensible progression
between every two successive grades for II, N The
xay of example, the scale we're rs.-ed from second
Lieutenant TO Captain, and The Iucrease ss"ppe:ii
there Il might make The pay Of Captain eqosl 20
not higher than that Of hsjor n the ssne eorpa-
Tb;, would be both snjns. and sbsuId
Tb,re are other opcs csrEee.tj ri.b ss good Of ne
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-17
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
ALpERHANIC COMMITTEE ON CONTESTED
STAT

The Committee, consisting OF MessTs. NsFan, Wm'
Tucker and Valentine, on The contested sea. n the
Twenty second Ward, met yesterday in the City Hall
Wu. Van Orden, Of the First Election District N
that Ward swOre that he present while the char-
ter ticket wss being csnvsssed, snd ssw halo,
placed ny the Inspectors under csndlostick; the
name Of Seagrist Wa heavily scratched, aud there
vas diagonal scretch scruss the name of Seagrst,
as though somebody bad logged the mans hand while
be was scratching the other were put under The
candeztick Of the Inspectors sgggc-ted that the
ballot should be destroyed and witness stated that
should go n the County Csnyassers.
Thomas higgins saw the candlestick ballot when
frst opened; il was passed round among inspectors
and outsiders be himself had il in bis hand; the up
stroke scratch passed between the and IN the word
Seagrst they laid SIDE. until they should connt
thc tickets and witness put /. under the cande-uck
with othen. witness wa Democrat. and with The
Democratic Inspector, went for ha-terson for Alder
man. and lot for Seagrist.
John Coakley swOre that he was present n The
counting Of the votes in this district snd Jaw the bal
10, put under the candle thinks all The names but
- agrst. were scratched, and Inc ran through the
letter in that name.
After a long wrangns between the lawyers, the
Committee adjourned until Saturday at p. ul
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-17
Eeqal Notires.
IN THE MATTER Of the SALE Of the REAL
II ERTATE Of HERMAN KATTENHOKN, deceased, for The

IN THE MATTER Of the SALE OF the REAL
L ESTATE Of HERMAN KATTEEHOkN, deceased, for t0s
..vmept Of his dshNs EXECUTORS SALE.-ln psrspsnce
a Of the County New York dated
October H. ls6 and pursuant TO sistute Jonn A. Aa
and JehD k6k of ths sst will AID Testament OF
Herman Ks,tenhorU deceased viii sell a. public saonon
the Merchants Exchange in the City Of New York on the tn
d February neIt O'Clock the following described
Lands the Of York, namely; All the equal uG
halt all those certain lots Pscen OF pae
situate yins and being IN the Tvefb ara o. the
Civ Of and distinguished Oh CERTAIN map
entitled Map Of the HnIisem Commons made oy Cnsie.
Clinton CITY Surveyor dated December 1874 and now on hs
a the M Resster Of the City and County OF
A. lots numbered l and ~ two ~ nine and V sn aa
.ys also desDssd on map Of said compiled by
Brdses City Saveyor January, lsS which nt nentoned
usp of Isaac Adraee, esquire, ~ ioH
1881 bandrsd and eighty nine t<e
sso and (p) nine o ten 0s) tvo Runea ad
ain, 2Qol eight and J7 two hundred aud
which and lying between The u ana
soIsc lively are described follows vif Conmenein1 .. the
nsnbvesry conner If the s, and 7Shst rnins tnenoo
w,,erv along the nortbsy side OF 18th 70 the dVnou ne
Aeween the and Hsrlem Commons thence unnns
.lons division line the southeriy sde Of oVn
thence eaerly along the touthery de OF S"ns
the Of said lot, number ~ nne on ao
.h, thence running sonthey .enE inc
AsSi between 10Th s0h thence runnns eastey Nens
aid twenty i've feet To the NORTH cor
pe OF 3 three said map thence
sh ANGLES lire shout twentytv fest 70
s corner of said lot number ~ two on saa
usps thence running essey along the nohey nde OF slo
humber t the westerly sde OF the 2aV tnenee
rpnDng souhey alons the westerly sd Of the . to the
plses Of beginning. Terms esS JUnN - piHSV'
Hew-YoIk, Jan. Q, ls5o. JOHN r. r. NOh,
yalO Isy6WTh f'heon'ois
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-17
Contested sEAr-BOARD OF COUNCILaEN

The Special Committee OF the Board of Counciimen
10 whom was referred the matter Of the sted sea
of Francis J. 4. Boole met yesterday afternoon IN
the Clerks Office, City Hall, pursuant 10 adjourn
Inent, aud proceeded with the investigation c2nsid-
cradle testimony was taken, showing that Mr.. BOOZE
va. foreign born. and tho examination OF nsns'ee,
for TIE contestsnt having been concluded thc conhre
tor Mr. Boole produced his naturalization papers,
which being satisfactory to the Co1nmtt"e, the meet
inc adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-17

service which the undergned has beretofrs c@1ed sp
in biz annual rperts, end 10 which bs hopes sseuk'oe
may be attracted: l. The revision OF The rules and
articles for .be yovernmen. of the srrnes of the United
Stat e-drficLss Of car: 2. REVISION OF the Pensson
laws Of the army, placing them on the same fcoing
with those Of the navy; snd D. Change IN tie system
Of recruiting.
should his views those subjects BE- desired, they
may b. found at large in bis former reports.
All which respecuy subnit,-d troesh TIE seere'zy Of
War. WlSffLD S1prT
Hon JErrrH.os DAVIS. Secretary Of War, wsshng:or
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-17

.a,or+ sbows also that the annua number OF
.,ndsps fn reneral literature and science IN the Coi
leces reporting for the collegiate year ending gu,
trent periods, from July to December, le59l wa
illi. being an increase over The number TePo;eu -
is5tof i37 The number of medical students 10 az
tendance hss been 63a being decroa- Of POI '-nce
hast year.
The comparative number attending theae respective
Department. during the last three years WI Dc -e'"
htOW:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-17
AJEw.YORK SUPREME COURr-City and

IN Ceurty of New -York.-NALTbf o. LANI t]s".
GEoRGF w PHrLrs.-summon. for money d,Is2a d1n 20
s.utr.eL-lCou not s-rved ITO the ds.encAS GfohoE
"a PHFIPS; Yos are hereby summoned aud required 20
tho compliant in this seton -hes 80 @et 10 ~ ~
.Ase CloIf Of the City and County OF New o
Cy He'll in said City the thirteenth day o. poo-see1
1855 and 70 copy Of slsse 70 tbs SAID GO
o. ,be ssbsrber h. ss No iOe Boetvsy In the CITY Of
SsvYori within Gays AFTER the service oi ths san
ens on yon exclusive Of IN. day OF each service ana JS
Ill 90 .nswsr the said complaint within tbs tins sforoes1 e
ne nu6 will si, judgment Cor the OF seventy and si~
Sola With nteest from The ''eenth dsJ JnJ one taSe
ard sxht hundred and 6ywo, beside the costs OF 'hs
action.-Dsted Doeeuher Is, lS5S . -. . -
IauR ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-17
uyHE GREATEST BEVERAGE of the AGE.

wv. 6ILLIES BROTHERS celebrsted DANpELloN
COfFEE TO be equal 70 tho finest old oehs
coffee and efeous remedy for DysrePss Bill 29s
n~ss DersBsement Of tho Liver Nervousness &c '" bIb
e Root and sole manufacturers OF tbs pure ana an
sutarsed DAkDEL1OH COFFEE, put up 10 tin cans VITA
r smile OF our each wrapper, projection
ssainst imposure Sold by A. b. D. SANDS, 100 Fuon