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LNOK RENT-Will be to let on the LIST of Fob
L ruary next, two story brick HOUSE with
well finished basement, and one story and. half
back building, situated on the corner of Vernon
and streets north. Inquire Of JNO. P. HILTON,
Agent, office on 14th street west, between L and Nj
streets nortn. -h = ,..-. jan 6-F&Tu3w*
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WASHINGTON
STEAM CRACKER BAKERY,

stseet, between Fonrand-c-half and 9Th streets.
1NHE subscriber having enlarged and reftted his
L establishment with the most improved ma
chinery, driven by steam, il prepared to supply
shy demand with which he may be favored.
The facilities with which he II provided, enables
him to manufacture Crackers which will compare in
quality snd price with any in the m rket
No exertion will be spared to give satisfaction;
orders promptly filled and delivered free Of expense
Country merchants and others sending orders by
mail, have their goods delivered ut the Railroad
Depot the Canal In Georgetown or any Of the Steam
boat landings.
On hand and ready for delivery, a full supply Of
fresh Soda, Butter, Water, and Sugar Crsckers.-
Wine Biscuit, Lemon, and other pic mics
I'm l4-ep3w.----------TH 0S. III. HAkENNER.
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MACK Err Ell, HERRING, &c.
wi 20 bbls No. 3 and As MackereI
80 bbls No. ] Eastern Herrings
leo sacks q. Alum Salt
100 do Jefries DarcJs fine Salt
Also, on hand large and well sel.rta, s,och =,
Groceries which We offer at the lowest prtc.s "
BARBOUR a SEMMES
jan l3-eo3t s'"n-
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C9tieksn !&ealing-Yc. terday, a chicken case
was brought before Justice Dom. The chickens had
been taken and parties arrested The only evidence
that could be produced was the testimony of the
losers, who desired to swear to the feathers and
blood of the chickens. The Justice thought such
testimony rather strong, and dismissed the case.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-18

Lefure.-Miss Lucy S:ole lectures tomorrow
evening at Carusi's Saloon.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-18

The Fire OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of our fire COM
panies have appointed delegates to meet and con
sider what course TO pursue relation TO the laws
relating to them. The opinion prevails, that the
laws as they are will operate against the efficiency
and respec liability Of the companies, and they wish
certain additions or amendments made by the COM
ellis.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-18

TILL ON TRUSTE Es. with notes, by
III Henry Wharton, second edition just publish
ed and for sale by FRANCK TAYLOR
ian lift
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The Lecture delivered by DR.. Lewis IT, Steiner in
October last introductory to the course on Chemistry
and Pharmacy, at the National Medical College, has
been publ he'd and will benefit repay for perusal.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-18

Nary Idrd-The annual exhibition of the Ebene-
Ter Sunday School, near the Navy Yard, will take
place 70 morrow evening" 1t is expected that it will
be very handsome affair, there is no doubt that it
Will be . very interesting one.
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Ru6ia''.y ASSAULTS. P. Ashby was wayaid in the
Smithsonian grounds last evening, between and
O'Clock, by fellow who had sung shot in his hand
The appearance of cane in the hands of Mr.. Ashbv
saved him from serious attack, no doubt.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-18

R'Sieys Taraste continues amusing as ever, the
performances to night consisting Of the admirable
tragedy OF Cgolino, by the celebrated but now de-
parted Booth, in which our distinguished young
American actor, Mr.. Goodall, will again appear on
the boards of this Theatre. In the course of the
evening, the accomplished actsess Belle Adams, will
deliver the "Fireman's Address" written by G. W.
Cutter, Esq, and the evenings entertainment will
conclude with the operatta entitled LIE Chalet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

- ehassss in dc diet to which you have BEEN &C.
sustomed; live moderately; II attacked BY the d.
sszS@a keep - quiet Is possible; and. above all,
pay no attention 10 Il advice Of all he fen1a who
want to presc ibe for you. By doing this you win
DO more to preserve Yourself from the cholera than
. ID lie army Of phYsciana could do for You.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

Gcurnud's Msdseased soap not only poe
the poser 81 curing tar freckles pmples erup-
tons &c but NOR ever it's penetrating ugh the
mns OF pores OF the akin promotes the circulation Of
,i.ne aud Ia nvalussse auxiliary to health Pouare
cub u. utroos hair from any part Of the body LIQUID
s.use Iy white, hair dye, and restorative ct the GA
DEPOT, u Waksr street, 6rst stNze from Br1adwsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

DDREss TO CAPTAIN JAMES BEEDlE -sIR, WE,
"A the passengers on board the ship England which
lsft Traee County Kerry, for Now YORK; tho 9Th Of
June last, and arrived the I'D Of August oeiny de-
srous Of proving gratitude 70 the master Of said
snip, for his gentlenaDy aectionAte and humane
duct to during long and tedious voyage do
srous that the public should BE- made acquainted With
who possesses the lovely but too virtues Of
Captain Becdis We believe that this mode Of publicly
making known-be II good Or bad-.he behavior Of
masters Of ererant Ships II Of the best to
s6ect contio uasn Of those chari able fceoss and Pc
teYnsl which reflect themselves brilliantly In the
person Of him whom No wish TO honor, a. web As TO
stimulate TO . like behavior those persons In similar
stuxons whose characters aAs for the comfort Of the
poor emgrant, reflect little lust5e humanity. This
would re than sheer humbug and senseless
aa'te werc not true and though the objects Of pub
c address In latter days prove themselves shaelessy
unworthy Of the respect shown them, do bsevs that
Captain Beeds viii preserve that continuity Of good
ocs 10 those whose destiny may hereNtef place them
In similar circumstances t. ours long his
attentions shall exit among tho kind recolections Of
$50 individuals, descendants OF long memoriei
We tender Captain Beedio the best wishes of grateful
hearts. May no enjoy . long and happy life Is tho
payer Of bis sincere friends.
Signed, JOHN SHANNON,
49,. THOS. GRIFFIN,
FRANCIS QUTNLAN,
JOHN CAIL4AGAAN.
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rspurs ute Isn,an HIcd:clfed SDaD cures
,imlIa is:kles, tan sunburn SAL rhsum morphsw,
s.'osLe.s. &c L, nars sootuo uproois hair from ow
foSt,ans, any tart of to. body Liquid rouge hiy
~hte hair DE and restorative ~ the old depot 81 Wal
her street, first store frsm Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

PETER Roberts & 30, 375 Broadway, VII
open on Monday excessive stock OF French embroi
DE- iee collars sleeves and chennise,tes, at half the
ascsi pces. largo stock Of Vaenc!snnes laces from
shilling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

s1tos ue C1u0t~rfchsers
Lyon's new 'abels each flask and BOZ,
tbled with ois 'amous powder and his oil q,
IL game o. rascal couuterfetsrs blocks
Who sel. vile sinf ID ~ bugs nor sermn kills
Acc ID 1t his uams il on the wrapper writ.
nd four metaiEons GU the same engraved;
rheu, IL ~ Fs,s or meets you'd bs quit,
Ru md ~ fur,ce- trouble will bs saved
Deyoe for LYONS Magnetic Powder and Pills. for the
dcstsuctson of insects and mice. 424 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

Pain White Grape Shayvl-.-An Invoice per
asxe.pstakssn just rscaIyeJ-very choioe--.t S8n,
81 y, sllli, and 3,31a, each by G. FAIRcHILD
Co. 81 Nassau Atieet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

At Green's lno mao OF fAAhlOn VIII And
An extensive variety beautiful cravats ties
dejcuse a,lh, yauze and hse thread nndershirts anil
a,awsrr gloves, dressipg robes, half hose, gold and
untsd shirt sudo aui sleeve buttons, elegant canes
spdsg,r ghsm umbrellas, dressing casss, brushes
soube md toilet articles slso every variety OF
hing articles for nile look IN ~ Green's cele
oratea sbirting establishment, No. Aston House.
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SPORTING. &c.

ITO soUTBErSERs AND orHEas-roR SALE A
il yey Hie bull terrier dog, suitable for plantation,
ua,ard csnn.t te matched in the country he IL vaiu
allie 10 any requirpv good wstch dog. Also, a
very mali black and tan Epesh terrier dog. For full
I,ric,hrs snply toJAMES ROBINSON, boA 1o2 Herald
lAce. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

NO nisn souio NJ spst 20 HAIR Dye, exospt
win alton, shst the counterfeit color woul he
pres.n tor that u nature In this consists toe superb
o" o. 'iisiadorR's ex ecr hair dye tho hue II pro-
eusc- s@-ne too natural for achieve. Nanuiac-
t,'ed tc'd AID spilled, by CRl,rAD0HA, No. 3 Aston
Home.
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sswsux Machines Che Only ExcuSe fsr
bssng IN efor sswiog machines viz -toat Singers IA
en- tnn~n 10 90 the best ii ,ble aut for In
hpssmsnt-is moved; AMI as all other 80 vny
ma h'nss sirog7 tho pstens oeloogog 10 US, our
eachiLe. ae the only thas 90 used, without
s.atng The nwners liable to ion damages. AL IN
trsogers vii DO riyorously prosecuted
i NJ. GINGER CO., 323 Broadway.
sirgef's Seosng Machines Fos ne, Jne
OF he irp'o Shutties machines Has been 10 us
b,' ASHER, time WIN DO sold cheap Can be a. IS
lam strees, Brooklyn.
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FssnIonabse, "a. .dy Made Clothing, we'll
sAss Tho price establishment Of ALFRED
End popur every day, evidenced BY thu large
tpcssc in ia business notwithstanding toe otherve
1uSua.ly duh aaie of trade Persons who are about
.ssp,enshny their wardrooes invited to call and
suSS.e assortment of well made goods to be
ionsd city All sizss, for men ami boys No do
u from marked prices No. AL Broadway, between
Il Hr~p
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THE TURF.

T1NUN COURSE L. I-TROTTINa IN MONDAY,
u August Z, ct O'Clock, p. H. A match for 81, 600,
mile heats to wagons H. Woodruff names gr. G. Mark
Mcguire William WhelaD names .. auguenot Stages
leave the Williamsburg Soss for tho course every half
hour. SHAW WHITE. Proprietors.
N. B-Season tickets for Fall trotting season $40.
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LIJCATlON-1WO LADIES. TEACHERS RESIDING
H. IN Erooslyn wish TO receive into their FAMILY IL
CHI di'n from tao 10 ten years OF age ~ho may thus
ttoy all lie adv an'ages OF Instruction, with the com
oIts Il b, me. Terms per year from $40 to $3.50 He
i.iue.s given. Address Miss VI A, 2A Dean street,
Ricckhn.
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PuiDslcaI Intellic oncs.

State elections In Iowa, Missouri, and Arkansas
win take place to-day. 10 Iowa, Governor, and
ether State officers, members Of Congress and Le-
gislature viii be cho.er Curtis Bates Ia the DEM
srratic, and James w. Grimes the whig candidate
for Governor. United States Senator in place Of
NJ. Dodge 10 70 he chosen by the new Legislature.
In Missouri. the election is fer me mbers of Con-
zess snd Legislature, upon which win devolve the
election Of United S'ass senator In place Of Hon.
Ovid A,chison. TIE following are the names Of
candidates for Congress % FAR as we could ascertain
them:-
DisfftI WAt0 BENTON
Text, Luther n. kennett. Thomas Fl. Benton
e<end, Gilchyist Porter.
xnird. James J. Lndley.
Fourth, Morcse Oliver. 8 J.L0se.
RHth, John Miller. Tbomss l. Price
Sixth, waldo p johnson.
Aven'h, ssmu-l Caruthsrs- Charles Jones.
In The First distri {, Trusten Polk, and in the
Sixth dist ict John 8. Pnelos (the present member)
are the anti Benton candidates Of the democracy.
The election in Arkansas is for two members Of
Congress, and members Of the Legislature.
Eli ctious win also be held in Kentucky and Ala
bsma but they are only for local and county
o(1eers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

ssMnos -saornCs Waters f1nnos.-Fos power.
er.ne-, aud parity Of .oas and elasticity Of soueh
sss psA0oa oaAllengs comparison with al c.her makes
Z. aDSsr- Co - premium pianos, with or without the
yistesd usors universal mmeodstion from the press
sArovshout tbs civilized sovid than these eessbrased
2Nacs Gu5srt's b0udoir pianos Hanett Cozneson's
r:snoa OF tbs oil fru If HaIsrt Co. Jscob Chicken
ws pianas Tas shore papos 70 b found only st th~
yrsst musio es.abliahmsn. Of HORACE WATERS, 0ea
AoaAvAv
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Gssos bargains fra 6cady.mado Clothing,
sHshly so,lsd, frcm the late Ere 10 Broadway. Fine
ssmeie PARIS coat 81, for 81 so; vests, costa $6,
for 81. 1EO LEyIE, cor. Nassau and BeeSman ats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

Albert H. SScolay will Hold his Regular
seni weekly auction rsls OF stocks and bonds this
As., NJ lIH o'clock, at the Merchapts Exchange For
further particulars see his advertisement in another
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

Hs.,a9ons..-S. ID. Il n. w. sm1rh's Mel0-
apsa for possessne greaser power, purity
md ssst1e+s Of toe than those VI any other nakrs
0kus wishing 70 examine, or purchase ~ very low
2g1eo number instrument should call q tus sole
gssey, No 88S Broadway Meoseons Of al other styles
saa prices constantly on haad HORACE WATERS
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THE FTRENIEN.

THE FTREMEN.
LuLTON ENGINE COMPANY, NO. 2l.-TIIE MEM
II bels Of the above company requested to attend
the monthly meeting to be held at p Garricks corner
Of Duane and Centre streets Monday evening" August
7th, 1854, at O'Clock. BY order Of
n. j. fo0ERrY, Sect. CHARLES NEARY, Foreman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

IL TsIIERING, 4s3 BROADWAY, NEAR BR0oME
IL. strs,i, fsvorsbiJ known in this city for a mum.
ter o. years past bis professional aty aud excel
lent mode OF teaching, Continues TO devote his whole
bnr TO u private Instruction ~ ladies and gentlemen
~ Y, lI,Ich Inc Gpimwn Ianguvg,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

CAFE wANTED--A SECOND HAND sAIAMANDER
- safe Is wsn.ed-f offered cheap for cash. Address
saie, Herald Office
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NJ MFRS WANTED--IHnTY EFFICIENT MINERS
lu who thoroughly understands coal and ore mniog
and drift mining; Welsh Cornish Preferred ade
quate ,estmo. al, required Address, with credentials
fpclosed, box 484 Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

DIX g REwARD.-LOsT, YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
DA the way from Woodopg to Clarmont straw
sgsr The finder win receive tho above reward by
leaving 1t at the Office Of the New York Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

w".ds sy James simmonds. Music BY 4. c. ws.son
Price rs cents This Que Of the most popular pece
~ day aud II having immense sals. Music sen
b. mai, pos. paid General select catalogues
varied 70 any address FREQ Of charge Dealers and
teachers supplied with music aad musical iustru nent
en- the most advantageous terms FOR ace WATERS
puolshsr and DEALER Wholesale and retail $50 Broadway
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LOST AND FOUND.

>->~-----~>>--> ~>>----~~-e ---.-------
-C>OUND-ON STATEN ISLAND, ON SUNDAY, THE
Il 6th inst, come bonds and mo -tgages issued be-
tween parties named Waters Il Loveridgc, which the
owner can have by calling on f. Gormon, II Beekman
street, and paying for this advertisement
r OsT-A NOTE, DRAWN BY W. NJ SIMPSON, OF
IL Newark, N j., dated Newark, April s, 1854, at six
months payable to the order OF A. Smith, for ono
hundred and four dollars and aixty eight cents liberal
reward win BE- given to any person returning said note
N. B.-Paymsnt Of the note has been stopped.
r OST-ON LONG ISLAND, JULY II, A WHITE AND
IL liver colored setter dog. The Under win receive
$40 by returning him to JOHN p. WATERS, Quincy
street. 9th house from Bedford avenue Bedford L.
IT OST-ON SATURDAY EVENING, 9Th INST, Be
IL tween and O'Clock NJ, in Canal street. sm Il,
blsck and tan English terrier sldf has collar marked
Feds Jenny. whoever viii return her to IA lispenard
street, win receive IS reward the slut il well kuo
and readily recognized Any retaining her after this
notice will be prosecuted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

Reese q Co., the original Inventors Of tho ~
daeu rrsotypes aud proprietor Of the Reese Co.
fixture factory operates exclusively at $50 Broad way
taxing portas Of the people by Hlmes patent d'uble
onDsrs, two At oncs and SIX hundie cd daily. Patent
ssAts ioI sale, BY authority Of the United States
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CFRvANTs-wANTED, At WALL ACES INrELII.
- gencc Office No. sands street. Fulton, Brooklyn,
thre English cooks four Irish Protestant general house
workers and Catholic girls for various situations
they must be well recommended. N. q. Employers in
city ami country promptly supplied with efHcient male
and female servants at this Office.
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THE TRADES, sc.


DAKER WAN1Ep-TO TAKE CHARGE OF CAKE
ID and bread Nono need apply unless they ecrfeeuy
understand tie business Apply immediate, at ZIG De-
1ancey stree
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CtHIET CUTTER WANTED ONE TO TAKE CHARGE
- Of the custom shirt business Of Hrst class gentle
mems furnishing store None neod apply unless they
fully acquainted with the business Of cutting TO
measure Address R. g., Herald Office, with particulars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

VITANrED - A JouRNEYMAN TIN SMITH, or
w steady habits, to go In the country. steady
job, and good wages viii be paid. For information cal
at 21b Water street. between 10 and O'CLOCK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

II CLEARS ACADEMY or WRITING, BOOKKETP
IL ing, &c, 900 Broadway.-Pupiis may enter day
o,sI ina tor the August tesssn at duced terms An
sc,ml nhed practical accountant explains all the de-
tabs oiieai bnsI ess transactions, and prepares pupils
nc, any set Of double en'ry books
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ClTUA1ION WANTED.-A respectable woman wishes a
- situation TO wait sick lady The beat of city 70
ferences given Please call at liz Hudson street,
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tj z REwARD.-LOST, A LIGHT BROWN, SMALL.
DO sized Scotch terrier elut short and tail The
collar is marked Harry Rose, Fulton avenue Bedford
Whoever will deliver her TO the gate Of the Qua
ranne shall receive the above reward from Dr. vache,
to whom she belongs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

S0 TONS OF CHINA CLAY, 2,240 LBS TO THE TON,
w first quality, same ~ supplied IN the wholesAl8
houses 10000 Bath bricks malt HIN and floor tiles 900
bbs Roman cement. vir6eA ironst water and sewer
Tor sale by JAMks P. HAhAll1, IL Old shp.
BUTTERFIELD. AUCItONEER-WILL SELL,
IA Tuesday at 10Y O'CLOCK, ell the furniture In the
h0use l57 Elizabeth street. consisting Of beds and bed
ons sofa chairs tables Kitchen furntAre. Sale posi-
tive.
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TT 6. sCHOOL AGENCY, Qss7,) BY e n. VIII
rfrodncer sharing an equal DIVIDEND and Hing all or
GERS and vacancies for checkhod.rs, 1t per cent
1eaehrrs' meeting daily, saupg many at arst call sS
90, Sl5, 10, No charge TO pupils.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

VyTAETEI--A MIDDLE-AGED PROTESTANT WOMAN,
w feither white coored for general homework.
She must be good washer and roner, and willing 10
NAL hrssh grsr,y useful, WITH the best city refer
ebce. Gall a. u North Moore street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

DROTTsTANT SERvANT5-COOKS, WATERS, MUIR
ses, and other male and female domestics provided
respectable families, city and country, at tho En- poy
mcDt Agency OfBce 90 East Fourteenth street, Union
square, Good reference required from persons seskiug
situations ut this Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

ITO IRUGGISTS.-WANTED, FOR A SOUTHERN AT.
lsntic city, competent and experienced druggist
jooeing house, salary liberal. Address, with refer
cnce, box ], b67 Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

SDOCETY LANDS 10 SAILORS ALL UNIFIED STATES
ID navy officers and sailors, &c who servei acted
. soldiers shore, in Csberria and Nex,co during
the late with Mexico, are now entitled to bounty
lands, and can obtain the same by applying TO
EDWARD BISSEIL,
Agent and flate) purser u. Navy, o. Wall street
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w ANlEn--A YOUNG WOMAN, CAPABLE OF TAX
w ing charge OF infant; must be acoustic ned to
chkren, sDd come well recommended. Apply at No. Is
Warren lace, Jersey City.
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dt1O REwARD.-LosT, ON THURSDAY EVENING
WlO last. ut the Of Clinton and Lafsy ette
Ltes BrooiHD small gray and brown scotch terrier
deg, with the Of the Iesding ut Bedford)
ON tie collar. Whoever will return the to Mr..
VIM Robertsons stables, state street. Brooklyn, will
receive the abo,e reward
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

II BOOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC, &C, TAUGHT UPON
ID reasonable terms, at kENvILI.E'S Rooms, No. $50
brsadsay Zach student IA separa. ely and carefully In
su.fee and enabled Nth facility to apply In practice
uetnowledge impaired TO HIM Open Gay and evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

DoRIER's SITUATION wANTED-BY YOUNG
III man; he 10 . Protestant, and not afraid to work.
Can bring the hest of city references from his last
house preferred Address Richard p NJ 93 Greene street.
for THREE days; to r. p NJ, of h. g. t. II and
10 Warren street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-07

ITO bright AND Ply ItIANs.--I WILL DISPOSE:
i Of my drug store, loats in o. the principal
streets and pa, ing 81 TOO profit, for 500
cash my practice being very extensive induces 10
offer II at 30 greata sacracr. arply at
THAYER'S, $40 Pearl street
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AT URSC wANTED-TO ATTEND SICK LADY, AT
IN Yonkers, seventeen miles from New York. Call 1t
84S Washington street, between 8 and O'Clock.
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WJANIID--A PERsoN ACQUAINTED WITH TIE
w t,sw goods business, who 10 capable of taking
charge Of tet Of books None nsei apply who cannot
pise city reference, 10 character and slcdge Of
tho business. Address boz $40, Post once.
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WANTEp-A SITUATION AS NURSE, BY AN Elk.
w perenced woman; tsAe the entire charge OF q
baby from ts birth; sick nurse to ~
invahd 10 also an excellent sesmstress of kind and
onsns dsposition objection to the country Plea
canst or address Nurse, No. Is Monros street,
Atherine, rear house. Can bs heard Of until suited