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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1855-12-01
THEsAURUs or ENaLIsH woRps PHRAsEs

so Classified and Arranged to etse the exp eon Of
Ideas, and Assis' in Literary Composition BY Peter
Marx Roget late Secretary Of the Rova society, and
author Of the "BridsswateF Treatise" etc. Revised
and Enlarg d; ~ith List Of FoRkIaI NOEBs Asp TX
Passions most frrqusnty occurring works Of gene
raj Literature, Dsene 10 English, BY Barpas szars D.
D Secretary Of the Massachusetts Bhart Of Education
sisted ~ several Lite airy Gentleman
~ york Of great ner admirably sapted a text
nook TT sctools and colleges AMI q high iporsncs
~ Amrrir schsisr. among ti- naneruas in,mruda
lions re'cv we'd pres Isrsctions the publisher
soud cali att -r,ion TO the 'otowns
We are glsd the Thessunz q Engil.h Words
publ hsd n his country. Il ysls she work. Civ
ng the fssuts any years abar IN attempt % css,
aud sng- the word o. the kngizf tongc, "a
Gilt T. ne fsaetee u enmpnstiun rr rrposr Of
inaFy lllctsnary l. eNpa the ing wor-s, white
bisr Of mi. Thrsalrus Is 30 lAs az ih- wer b.
Which tny given idea may be sAfessed---futa'ns
HaHoiy.
For sale By TOoN, NLSON Co.
noviT ~ Uniln street.
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oRATORs AND STATESMEN.
THE MOST ElFFNEyT

THE 1nOST ElfFNENT ..-
ORATORS AND STA TESAEN
CF ANCIENT AND MODERN TINES.
Containing sketches Of the lives specimens Of their eo-
quence, ana an estimate Of Their genius By Dawn A.
HARRHA
CONTENTS:
Derosthe,es WIfam Pitt.
&c 70 Judge aiming.
lord Chatham Lcrd Brougham.
Edmund fhrke uilA Henry.
Henry Gr4tan. Fisher
Char - lanes FOX Henry Clay.
Lord FrSkiae J I'm Z Calhoun.
John ybehot Currau. DAME Webster.
Rchs Etns y Sheridan. Edward Everett.
One vol. syo cloth. Just received by
VT FRRY co
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FREE BANKING LAw-SMALL NoTEs.-1he
Senate on Thursday last passed on third read
.ng. bill repeating the Free Banking Law, and
a bin prohibiting all the Banks in this State,
except the Bank of Tennessee and branches from
s,uing notes of less denomination than .fvs
loilars. The rapid multiplication of Free Banks,
md the immense number Of small notes which
.Gave been put in circulation by them, have
given rise to serious appreheosions, as TO ID"
s,undness Of the Free Banking policy hence
these measures of reform. We are not at pres
ent prepared 10 give an opinion, as to the pr''b-
ABILITY of their passage in the House of Rep
resen s,fves.
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AM S LAWRENCE.

TOOE, NELSON co, ~ Union strss vouidsaI a,teu-
tion to their stock Of New Books JUS received
Diary and Correspondence (Extracts foml
OF the late Amos LAwRENCs with a brief account lof
incidents in his liz. Edited By hs 500, william r.
Rawrence, NJ d.
The LADY Of the West;
Or The GolJ Seekers. BY John Btlau.
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Amcrican National Conxe,,,on

The President of the National Council has
addressed, through the Louisville Journal, the
Glowing cards to the American Party. They
are upon an important subject, and should be
promptly responded to:
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RELIABLE GOLD PENS.

RELIABLE GOLD PENS.
/ sHEPPARD'S ACCOUNTANT, BARREL, CONNIE RCIAL
and ENCLOSING GOLD PENS are acknowledged ~ the
best okKeepers in n city, he the snd rri
BIZ Pen sold IN hi, market An adt onal supply the
various kinds have jus neeu received by
TOON, NELSON -, "a Union ST.
~ Best quail Pens warranted for six months from
sale We require pens returned straight the pring
TO entte the purchaser to another the warrant.
NEW ENGLI>IE BOOKS.
W 7. BERRY co have lust receiv d.
THE Old PRINTER AND THE MODERN PRESS. By
Charles knight.
ONCE UPON TINE. BY Knight.
JUdNSON's TYPOGRAPHY. 2 vols.
TUE LAND WE LIVE N. A Literary and Pictorial
Skeich-Book Of the British Empire By Charles knight
2 vols ,svD.
HALE HOURS WITH TIE BEST AUTHORS. By
Charles Knight. VOLS
LEARNING AND WORKING Six LectArts concerning
this Time and the Times Of Old. By Frederiek Dynison
VI ,uri: VI. A., Chaplain OF Lucoln's hn.
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GREAT CHANCERY SALE
West Nashville Property!

DY virtue Of decree 4 the Chancery Court Nashville
- in the % g. NcNairy aud 9TH - Mrs @ B.
McNsry and others, the preaisss F and account i
C. D. Brien, C;erk 9 ,sier. 81 WiH
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PRINTERs FEsuyAL.-Ibe Printers Of Mem.
phis had a "deigl inl reunion IA the evening
Of the 24,h ult Tie Enquirer says Of il:
Itwa, an "Oysler aud Chanraigue Party"
girru by the priniers % the editors aud pro
prupIetors Of the press Of Memphis. Aboul
thirty OF the "pres>-gaug' We're present, aud
everything passed of ia the best po-sible style.
and with GENIAL glow ofsndly feeling. which
mad us wish for many more such "ieas OF
ress n and dow If stul." No class of people
harder than The "press gang" aud cay and
claiborne festival now and then, with senii-
men. speech aud song, &" drveda ! care away
is their just due. Sometime about Cerl''ma''
tbs sdiinrs aud proprie'nrs intend to give
anosLer grand blowout.
Friend Pryor. We don't wish 10 seem inquisi-
tive, bat'we would like to know II "EiA was
one Of the "lhirtys1
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SaIutatIon.

In accordance with announcements already
made, the first number of the "NdshUllte
Duly Patriot" makes its appearance this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22
OF MARRIED WoMyN's RIGHTS.

IL OF MARRIED WoMsN's RIGHra-The LIE.
Ire Of Wisconsin has recently passed the following
|lative to the rights of married women. The Ia Y
feet Immediately after its pu ,lication:-
married woman whose husband either from
|nness, profiigacy, or from any other cause, shall
or refuse to provide for her support, or for the
L and education of her children, shall have the
In her own name, to transact business, and to re
ind collect her own earnings and the earnings Of
nor children, and apply the same for her own sup
bid the support ana education of such children,
m the control and interference Of her husband,
person claiming the same, or claiming to be re-
from the same, by or through her hush and: Pro-
That II it is denied BY plea, that either of the
/ enumerated in this act, as emitting the married
TO sue in her own name, exists in point Of fact,
be issue upon this plea shall be tried and deter.
by the jury trying the case, with the other issue
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accident ON the Third Avenue Railroad.
70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


assertion in the HERALD of yesterday, May
|th, as regards the boy, five years old, being
Ot mine, and attended by the company's physi-
e an error which beg leave to have correct
fe accident occurred about quarter to P. N.
no. Of the Third Avenue Railroad was on it's
trip, driven by Thomas O'Donnell, with care
Is on his part. Instead of driving the horses
|refully watching for q clear head way, they are
pg for passengers at all the streets they pass per.
regardless Of life and limb. The parties that ga "
dent can testify to the fact of his careless drv-
fhos. 0'Dornen admits the fact Of the dash board
car, No. Z, driven by him, knocking the child
efore he saw her, and allowing the car to run its
bgth over the child's legs before he put down the
decorating both one in most shocking manner,
h so that you could scarcely tell it was the leg OF
but for part Of the toes, which hung by the
|of skin.
fhild is daughter OF James Houston, undertaken,
|ird avenue, and Is two years and two months
me doctors in attendance were, Drs. R. +. Horse
tho Is the family doctor. Markoe, Buck and White.
JAMES HOUSTON, Father Of the child.
YORK, May 20, 1856.
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The Peruvian Guano Trade.

THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HsRALp.
NEW YORK, May Il, 1856.
nenfs relative to change in the agency and
Peruvian gusno, and purporting to emanate from
Pfhority, having been widely circulated, hessrs.
feca Il Bro. would state that all such reports are
y false and without foundation. That no such
e are msditated by the government will be
BY the accom- panyiug letter from the Minister for
TRANSLATION.
NEW YORK, May Is, 1855.
! +. BARREDA Bro, Baltimore
|LlAnE-The Baltimore Patriot Of the 18th inst.
Ian article which have eeen copied in several
s Of this city, in which 1t is stated that the Pc
government intends to change the agency now
fhed for tbs sale Of guano and to reduce its price
|per ton. You are hereby authorized to state be-
z public, without any loss Of time, that there is
ipgle word Of truth in the views attributed to the
Pm government in said article on the subject.
|portaton and sale OF Peruvian guano will be ef-
as heretofore, and under the same arrangements;
There Ia to be any alteration 1t will only be in the
ing OF the price up to the figure that may be con-
prudent by tbs government, its owners, whose
re not to extend the consumption here or else
bnt to sell 1t at price required by the value Of it's
nnds and the good effects it produces on the soil
I again, that 1t is Of the utmost importance to
nown the untruthfulness Of the statement In the
!, and that the price Of guano will in no event be
4 By the government OF Peru. am, your obed-
want, j. Y. DE 0SMA,
Charge d'Affaires OF Peru.
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On Monday, May 81 at st. Lute's parsonage, by the
Rev, Isaac Ii. 1uttle Mr.. AUGUSTUS BRKSRaAy to Mics
EIIzangTn GREENE, OF this city. y -''
Philacelphis Ledger please copy.
In Irooklyn, on Thursday, May IL, by the Rev L. a.
Weed, Mt. JONI G. CANTON to Miss LOUISA j. Gnpra.
SLEEVE, Of that city.
At Paterson, N. j.. on Monday May II, by the Rsv.
william Tunison, WILLIAM W. MoREHEAp to CARRR.
daughter Of Hiram Gould, Esq.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

Comb Factory, 3S7 neutrality-suspicious. are
invited to exsnne the subscribers assortment
of tortoise sh combs the newest styles Shell combs
paired A. J. SAUNDERS.
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Hair Dye, Wigs and Tcupees.-Batchelsr'
sisbIsted factory these articles s Broadway Niue
Wholesale and retail Beware of limitations The largest
assortment Of wigs snd toupees in the world
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ne original Package lin order to comply
me DIVISIONS Of that highly popular bill known as
1kne liquor law" BARTLETT now sells tho best
serars In the original packare. at "rhe Tobacco
sven" ~ rsosawAy, cppsNN essrspelsAa AYtsL
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Benianin's Gold Medal Brass Spring Truss
removed to No. Barclay street. corner broadway.
This truss russ weakeIs from Satisfaction
warranted or money returned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

NEW styles and fabrics with which GENIN opens the
season Of 1855 is Unprecedented. Among the promi
|arm weather chapeaux are more than twenty varie.
felt hats, soft and hard. Then there Panamas OF
pes qualities and sizes; Leghorns, at all prices; Swiss
light and beautiful East India and Canton rs,
becoming; and Paris straws that ventlate the
bee it at the time. There is no TASTE ho wever
Pu that may not be suited from the large and varied
ept of summer hats at
ENIN's, PA Broadway, opposite Ct. Paups Church
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styles are always most coveted. This is reasonable
new things Of the present day are orten improve.
&. OF this character is ELLSWORTHS superior hsir
|, a truly scientific preparation.
Pc your hair need trengthenings
Suld yon promoi its growth -
|uld you improve aud beautify your hair'
(uld yon have beautiful and glossy curlR
Pn that latest and best OF all toilet articles bts'
Pc superior hair tonic carefully prepared from nice
fials, and elegantly put up. -
Ia BY all respectable drugEs and apothecares q. ".
cner Co.. II barclay street, and w hitehesd Brother,
|reenwieh street, agents for this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

Per notwithstanding, Va, May 40.
ISs5-S r. HERRING CO.-Gents: Three Of your safes
were in the Ere All right. VIII write tomorrow. Yours
WATKINS, SUN CO., Agents Herring's Safes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

petangss-Peters0n & Humphrey, $40
way. corner Of White street, have just received
late large auction sales large assor OF SAr
Erich velvet carpet lis. to las. psr yard: rich
Try So. to los. per yard; rich BRUSSELS s. per yard
ply g. TO gs PER yard; ingram lowell mAke) Go. per
And all other goods equally Low.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

IONS Dnguerreotypes.- Size for so
colored and in nice case twice the size others take
cents, and equal quality and size to those made
|ere tor 50. ANSON, $50 Broadway, opposite Metro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

Id Thls-An Old Man made Young for
getting of the best manufactured wigs or tou-
rom the celebrated manufactOry Of MEDHUEST &
I'D, u Maiden lane.
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|OtIeons.-y. ID. d III

l0deons.-g. ID. d H. w. Smiths MelO-
led the first premium at the National Fair, Washing
y c., can be found only at 1888 Broadway. A LIBERAL
hit made for cash. The trade supplied on the most
| terms. HORACE WATERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22
Espepsc,,eId,s Hats -ais sprinr

EfpenscNeId's Hats -1Is Spring and
d styles truly elegant, and their cheapness is
have priced the market, and recommend the es-
|ment Of Mr. ESPENSCHEID, llS.Nassau street. His
OF the choicest that be procured and the beau ~
ID elegance Of the fabric beyond criticism.
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Died,

On Saturday night Nay 49, at IL o'clock, after long
Illness ANN wife Of Michael Gill; and sister Of Rsv. 10.
serb Gray late Of Ballymore, county westmeath Ire
l.asa, sIs asw VI Sos,ss, 4asA, ayso ~ ysSss,
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This be Your Guido -

ThI6 DC HOuT CtlEuO t-
keous medallion carpets with borders.
fish velvet carpets, l0s., lis and l2s per yard.
Aish tapestry carpets, Ia, IS. and %. per yard.
'lish three-piy carpets, IT,, 50. and 9s per gard.
ish rain carpets S. A., 4s Cd and 5s Per yard.
br oilcloths, %. 3D., So. and As per yard.
q window shades, S. "a and 50 per pair.
tqua and Canton matyings, 2s. 10 So % Per yard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

Ivice Gratis.--Purcbase your Clothing Of
LIN JESSUP, 80 and 35 John street. corner Of Mas.
10 sometimes wise to take the advice OF an adyer
mt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

!. G. A. Peck, Dentist, respectfully an
Is to his patrons and the public that he has resumed
ctice of hi profession in New York. at 4i3 Broadway
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The Cry Is Stlll They Gomez Where
10 LUskiS Millinery Emporium, Isl Fulton street,
kIyp TO get one of his gni6oent styles OF bon
that are attrx sting the ATTENTION Of the whole CITY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

|mplete Zephyr Cashmere Suits, $40;
dd business coats S5 cloth frock coats S6 5000 pair
here pants 81 extra superfne blue cloth dress coats
ht EVANS Clothing Warehouse, 90 and " Fulton St.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

at Plano aud 1Ieloileon Establishment
& MUNGER, $40 Broadway, St. Nicholas Hotel.
rgest stock q pianos and ,lodeons in the city In
knufacture, A. W. Ladd & Co.'s Boston premium
and ten other different makes; also ca-hast. Need
Co.'s world renowned melodeons. All sre offered at
that suit the dull tin es and that sesouslys defy com
n Every instrument warranted. Pianos to lot.
ELY MUsGER, SIG Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

|sOcU OHuHCC VH SuVEHK NHUHeys-ONy "H1
Try egolants Wishing 10 avail themselves Of this op-
nifty, should psy visitto H. WILSON'S shirt, stock
maIufsetory, corner OF Broadway aud Cortlsndt
. Gilsey building where they will find of the largest
aesortments In his line to be found in Now
Principal entrances in Cortlandt street. corner Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

enty.flve Cent Daguerreotypes, Origl-
by tho Man in the Moon, assumed Professor REESE
$50 Broadway. The pictures bearing the professor
portraits by steam, GOO daily.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

'pcr, with Al i've armar On, and In no sinister end
embrace that shaJl denle il.
SYLYAEUS 8. WARD,
Chairman OF the Wing General Committee.
E :; snIows' Secretaries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

DE & Co.'s Assortment u summer Hats
|tleInen is row comp. etc. comprising variety of the
esrable styles and fabrics; their Rocky Mount ain
sver hat this season Is extreemly light and
kye also just received from Fars large snt
and light French beaver felt hats Of the choices
Md c0lors l56 Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

Ute, the Halter, has removed from his
md, 2l2 Broadway, to 32l Brosdway, opposite the
fay theatre, where he can DO found with his usual
| Of every article in his line.
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talken.-YOu make Strange Mistake,
not cali upon our friend KNOX, Of No. I2s Fulton
and No. 523 Broadway. His fabrics have certain
md elegance about them that yea will look for In vain
ere clse. Try him on.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

Tat Plano and Music House OF Horace
fRS 1888 Brosdway.-The largest assortment of celc-
piauos and all kinds Of music merchan dise in the
Btates The public is aware that this house has in
tien to the continuation adopted the reduced prices,
lat pianos, melodeon and music can be had OF Mr..
at less prices than they can be found else where
RAnes to rent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

CEAMsTREss.-wANTED, SITUATION, BY A
- young woman; fully competent TO do shr smaking,
dre1smstng and all kinds Of family sewing and cutting; 10
willing assist Ia light work required No objection 20
M ~, seeepA nsoy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

commission essh orders Crstsoras Excelsior Dye pour
in from state His correspondents say it the only
article kind which their customers rely
perfect counterpart of The living black brown Prepared
sold and applied, (privatelyD at No. Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

|roduce these beautiful articles to the public
kUGUIIN 2g2 Greenwich street corner of Chambers,
8 every srtcle in mems furnishing goodj can be obtain
the lowest prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

METROPOLITAN BILLIARD ROOM AND PISTOL
M gallery, 594 Broadway, adloinitg tho Metropolitan 10
teThis tie most extensive billiard room In The United
hundred feet deep and containing sixteen
first tables in the most order This room
dtr the of BhoTHEK PERKINS, formerly Of
odd Feloss Hail. shansers viii find this plae, well
thy Of o visit.
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ST would sorely puzzle count,

1T would sorely puzzle counterfeiters' pates
TO read the grand certificates
Which were in eighteen hfty three
by Willard Fillmore sent TO
0re from Prince Albert, too, enclosing
His medal-all the worth ex posing
CfLY0S'S powder and HE Pill,
Which insects never failed to kill.
Principal depot, 24 Broadway. No packages genuine
without 4. Lyons fac smile Of signature on label
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

DARN LABoREES, MECHANICS, AND FEMALE DO.
mescs may be engaged at the American and Foreign
IMMIGRANT Protective and Employment Society, Green.
vich street. Pfospactu.es seat on application
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

without Z. Lyons fac simile Of signature on label
The Great Inhaling Remedy FOR Asthma,
consumption, and all dseases OF the throat lungs
Curss Thousands have been restored health
the past by the hygeana. Principal office s43 Broad
way, and sold ny G. H. RING, l92 Broadway Price only
- q package.
H0ll0way's Ointment and PiIls-Scrofula,
salt rheum, rheuma.ism and all skin muscular dseaes
be radically cured the ointment be rubbed
parts affected salt rubbed into external dis
long Withstand the combined power Of these won
derful medicines Sold the manufactures 80 Maiden
lane New York. and IA strand London, and by all drug
gsts, at IS cents ca cents and 81 per pot.
Hearing for the DeaE--Pes sons Afflicted
with des ness invited TO call At RUSuToN'S and exa.
mine the acoustic aurice which small instrument
Of prepared plates so adjusted as to communicate high
degree Of vibration, which, passing through graduating
tube enters into the producing the dsred effect They
constructed to be without being noticed
FREDERICK " RUsHTON, at No. 10 Astor House. corner
ofBarclay st., and No. All Broadway, Of Canal st.
Luxurious Whiskers or Moustaches Pro-
duced in six weeks by onguen which will stain or
,njure the snin bss.ls sen. 70 any part Of the
street. Philadelphis; Briggs, State street. Albany
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

INFORMATION IS WANTED OF HANNAH GOODMAN,
who left ireland about year ago. By calling ut IA
Aadison Of Twenty third street. che win
with her only sister, Ann Codmar.
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nvERsLER OR CARETAKER-A GENTLEMAN IN
tie OF the city, who has been making
siderable on his place containing few
ofn Is DESTROYS 20 procure employment for respect
able thfu whom he strongly recommend
o1e about building or laying out new paces In the dg-
ohae his duty be shows neither affection
insting on having full Justice dozen TO his
correctly Please address CArstaker, box Post once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

A REsPECFABIE GERMAN GIRL WISHES A STU.
"A alton as cook and first rate asher ironer or to
last place She speak good English Please enquire at
l55 -
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EMPLoYERS WANTEp-AT THE EMPLOYMENT
" Office, No. Sands st, Brooklyn for Euglah lady,
housekeeper chamhermaid and waiter; also for six
Protestant girls cooks, chambernads general
workers. They well recommended. large number OF
Catholic girls also want places.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

AAR. A. G. BENEDICT WILL PLEASE SEND HIS
M address to box 53l Post Oce for the of
ing communicated to him business matter in which he 10
interested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

INFORMATION WANTED OF MR.. DAVID HUNTER,
rginesr late of Devon, Clackmannarshire Scotland
who arrived in the United States asout three
then last heard he in Boston, but believed
DO in New York this should meet his notice, any
who Of his whereabouts they will confer
by calling addressing Mr. James Patterson ST. Ninth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

nORPHUS BROWN, SEAMAN. DIED ON THE 26TH
- Apr board bark Venus His father lives in CayugA
county, N Y. II this should meet his he will
his effects by applying to BOONEN, GRAVES d co., liz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-22

Roy WANTED-A SMART, ACTIVE BOY, ABOUT
- IA to IL years of OF errands and the
o. drug store None su. one who will take right hold
apply unexeeptonabe references to honesty Re- will
tereqnired. f. Quirk Druggist Atlantic aud
Columbia sts South Brooklyn.