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New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-21
CIRCUIT COURT OF TIE UNITED STATES FOR THF
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF EWYORK-IN EQUITY.
James g. Wilson and William Van Hook at. John & Church
end James w. Ogden same plaintiffs agt VIII lam w
MARRIED.

De JASoS-PoR On Thursday Aug 16 by the Rev.
DIR. Hawkes., at Calvary Church, PATRcE De JASON OF
West Point to Mrs MARY PoRTERFIELD daughter OF the
late Dr. Figures of Nashville, Tenn.
PemrRoy-FAUsoT-I In Cansndaigua, ~ " Monday, Aug
lS by the Rev. Mr. Gaylord, Mr.. AARON PoMERoY to Miss
AhoRLoUs FAURoT, all Of CsDandaieua, n. Y
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AsHESThe market II bettsr for Pos sAies OF 10 Dos AZ
SO IS Pears dull st 80 81 a 90 ~ -
CANDIEs-Adamsnipes are in good demsnd with saes Of
tco boxes fnr Australia at z5G1,ic. essh and mos
COFFEE-The mzrket IL hr the demard far from be-
spm.ted fr Rio been done IN Java 500
bsss Rio at lie; 600 Java ia 100 bags Lasusyra
lie and 50 bass Musefibo st he
cOTTON-The maTket shows signs Of veaknsss-Miidprs
hsvfns ,cen Dut this decline senern the
msrket no. fairly testedshe operations
sS heJs smss an entire sbs.rce d .spors ard sp<ea
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tss,vs.rmn,.l

YuL LFE-ol<E PHoTose pmc PoRIp sIls ON
In, psblk are respectfully invited 10 can and ~
~ - ~ fun nfsize PuosoessPas, which are tsfsn al no
e. -.fshhstment In the word n - L..
"a ~ PsGn Artists and finished ~ , ye ~ s
T. saios PhoToessrus q every desenP,os sae @ nv
DS-t,ses"" dpRxEY fKEDERicxs
srs ..o.vsv .ns No rs Elue basseda Remp.t, Ptrs
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IAdverisemeut1
SLEEP IN PEAcI

SLIP IN FEACE.
4.sxurs PATyyy r,sPRovED C.sosy AND EET-A SUIT
-~r..fv ssxinst Nusketoes and al InscceB.
w SrR1TTos Sole Agent, No. SC Chambersst.
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Gleyers;sement

TAe gyeat irhaIing remedy Ter Asthma, Con
80 IN diseases Of the Threat and Lvngs DR. CUR
asssH Thou,sad, nave SseS rsSIes or s g ssn the
EyThyc n RISE Ne. 1876 Broadway Pfcs only IS q
sh.ss Dr. CvaTrs will b. At the oce daily RON 10 70
ieIe<i xhers be may be oonsultee nee o. ennse-
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By telegram.

g. hours. ~
CHARLESTON-Arr Aug 1s, II A. NJ, United s.ases "
steamship Southerner, Even, Nsw.York.
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tAdyertisement.t 4

eor ar VACANT gor either lfh, Esd Sftbs between
a and th-lvk 42d between b snd 7thsys Pnce
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sisson Drspers regular semi-vssky auction sale
of S,eckr and Bonds viii take place Tomorrow the
2ad inst, at l2s o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
The aggregate imports Of last week show decrease
of over 81 500 coo as compared With the came week
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heavy. Railroad Bonds were comparatively quiet and
rather heavy the transactions being 800 900. Illinois

heavy Railroad Bonds were comparatively quiet and
rather heavy, the transactions being $780, Ooo illinois
Central sold at s7I Enes 1875 9l; 1871, s5ii 1883,
lCOi; New-York Central, Oh, &c. The Business III
steo Stocks very limit. in the morning but al the
Secono Boerd s67 oC0 xssouris sold at o5 regulA
and seller thirty and 954 buyer sixty. Tennessee G.
sole at s52 small sale OF Government 6s, 1867 was
made at ll7i.
The market is frmer for Exchange than by the pre-
vous steamer, with moderate supply of outside bills
Sterling of favorite signatures il q 10, with
bariers asking lcl cent; Francs, 5.l595lsl.
Notwithstanding thus advance in Exchange, Messrs.
Brown, Bro & Co. DO not intend to ship any gold by
the "Wednesday steamer.
In Freights TO Liverpool, engagements OF 10000
bushels Com at 3d. in balk and 500 ,ales Cotton at
$500. 3-l6d To London, 200 weight, l5s. 500
bo1es Ch. sse, 2ss and Spirits TurpeDtine, Sc.
The weekly B ,nk s steuent shows contraction in
all the items excepting Loans and Discounts. The loss
Of spece ger thsn expected and created some
surprise, 1lihcugh il bad but little effect in the street.
II /. accounted for by the absorption Of the Sab
Treasury, which was half million during the week,
by the foreign shipmenrs and by some movement OF
Id to the interir, about s25o 600 went to Ono and
ssoOOoO va. sent to Afslants, Georgia, to meet the
run Oh George Smith ba at that olsce. The de-
cline in deposits. about 81 ,9oo, 900, is quite general
although the Merchsnts have lost the largest amount
$3.50 The decrease Of deposits is however more
apparent than real, as by deductiDg the daily e1-
cbsI pcs from 10th week. the actual aggregates of de-
poti,s will rot probably differ more than s25o,ooO
The ipcresse ,f loans is about s3sO 600. rhe com
paIison is as annexed:
lo.r,& Di,c'ts. Specie Circulson. Deposits
Ausu,tli sl,OTl4z09 SIS zso 69 81 7lt,4O sStltl $40
e., Iol I5,l6O u649245 76lo,lo6 el9S6T
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inei'..'.. nsa' -. sssI ~ sio4,N5 sIls2Sss
The principal expansion of Ioars continues to be in
IL Metropolitan Bank, which bas gone up s25o,Oo
this week OF the increase Of s2, 100000 which has
taken place in the aggregate Bank loans curing four
weeks past this Dstuton has contributed 81, 800 ooo
In recaro to the increase of Bank loans within the
la.t few me- nhs there feature which is not gen.
eraIIy considered, which is that nearly all the good
commercial paper now made is discounted in Bank,
instead Of to great extent being negotiated with
private capitalists and put away in toer portfolios.
In this way it will be that the Bank loans may
show a large increase without any increase Of the
aggegate Indebtedness Of the public.
Cosr,RATrvE TABLE ae Loan sPe.s Ci,eIiaon and De
ort, Of he Ranks # The City Of Ner- YORK; for TIE weeks
rndino Safu,dov Au H. 1885, and Saturday, Aug 10 1855
To vArA af1sd ne Capital Of each Bdak at nc LATTER
Io,< Aug H. Aug a.
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TIE Payments at The sub-Tressury were 81, ,3s2;
received, s24s,oO3; balance, s4,l2l,O3l; paid for
Assay Office, sl6,s54 paid on Disbursing Checks,
sls5,57o.
The Joliet and Northern Indiana Railroad have ne
goiisted through De Launsy, lseln & Clarke, their
frst and only mortgage of $500, 900 p cent Bonds,
redeemsble in 1874. This road is under perpetual
lesse TO the Michigan Central Railroad. consider
able portion Of these Bonds taken for foreign ac-
count. This loan is Of those included in the nego-
tiatiOns OF s25O0Ooo alsded to by some days ago.
The following sales of Bonds and Stocks were made
AZ nrcfinn By Albert IL. NicolaY;
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MINIATURE ALMAsAc......rHfsD
SUs--Rises...5 10 Sets,.-....6 20 Moos-Sets. Il
HIGH wArIk..............,rHis DAY
Sandy Hook. .12:z2 Gov Island. l:12 Hell Gste.. 2
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Markets .Peported bv Teiegrapk.

rhFKtts- -hffOTLed 0y ItEeyFdPHs
ALBANY Aug. 2-FLoUR steadyi sales lfOo bbls WHsd,
no Gales n 600 bushels Western mixed SO
g4c damaged and Csc for sound aoat Receipts by Cl
to-day: 9l8 bbs Flour 40. 1856 bush. Corn.
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Total since Jan. sl2l .sI2eSS tSIH,'si
The Exports for the week, exclusive of specie show
an increase of s3Oa s compared with the total for
the corresponding period of last year;
1854. 1S55.
From Jan. l to Aug. TO-. eA 1852 sSeeo2 eSs
Week endinE Aug l7.... SlSS lr"'T"'
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hfive buycrs; the demand 10 limited sor ua.uf>rs, -
eontnae our quotations. Of yesterday; n
SEw-yoRK CLASSIFICATION.
uDlsnt@ Eor1an MaiRs N
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Markets. C CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE

Actual decrease Of loans for the week...-..s-os7 7
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ARRESTS BY THE PoLIcE.-The police Of the con-
sodated city made ninety arrests during the forty
eight hours ending yesterday morning. of which thirty
fve were for intoIicaton and the remainder for petty
effeIsee.
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LAW LVTELLIGE.VCE

FIRE MARsHALs OFFlCE-AUG. 2c-Before Justice
CONNOLLY
INVESTIGATION INTO THE ORIGIN OF CHATHAM
ST. FrRE-CURIOUs DEVELOPMENTS.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19
II. B. vENN, President.


A STATE CONVENTION IF LIQUOR DEALERS WILL
"a be held at the City Of Syracuse agreeable to thu
following call, which nuy and una adopt
ed by the Liquor Dealers Soc eties of the cities of New
Yora and Brooklyn, July To-
Whcrvss, The unconstitutional coercive and infa-
nous Probibitory Liquor law passed by the last Legs
lature Of this State has already elicit and received the
merted contempt every friend OF constitutional liberty
and the naienab personal rights Of the cit zen and
Whereas the battle OF constitutional liberty and per
sena rtedom has yet to BE- fought at the ballot boxes
IT the next election against the fsnAtica and hypocr
tca coerconists, Who will be untiring In their Efforts
10 effect the election Of members Of the nsxt Leysls-
sent liquor law would render II less stringent In its
details, and therefore esctual In its tyrsnncA
operations; therefore,
Resolved That the Liquor Dealers Societies Of the
cities Of New York ard Brooklyn do hereby jointly re-
commend to the liquor dealers Of the State including
keepers obbsrs grocers botlsrs makers Of cider and
dealers therein 70 send three OF their number from each
Assembly district, delegates TO Liquor Dealers Con-
venton TO be held 1T tho 9Th day Of August
next for the purpose OF adopting system Of orAnza
ton of al those interested In the OF the
inslIepabs personal rights OF the people, and the
constitutional and just rights Of the liquor dealers of
tho formation Of balance Of power party, separate and
distinct from AL other political parties to prevent a.
far they by al honorable means the nomination
election of any candidate who Ia mot and
unequivocaly opposed to any prohibitory liquor Law
whatever. J. N. HAYWARD, President.
N. r. BUNCE, Vice President.
D 8. Page, Secretary.
Officers Of the New York Liquor Dealers Society.
THOS TOYNBEE President.
ALFRED R0NKE, Vice President.
p. CIx,GTsoy Secretary.
Officers Of Kinss County Liquor Dealers So,isty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

Letter from Hon. John Minor Bolts, or vfr-
gDia. Richmond. July Q, 1876 -Messrs. VIM. Beers
Co Gsnts.-CoDsldsrston Of duty 70 the afflicted
aone prompt me to send you this voluntary tsstimo.
nia 10 the great value Of "Carter's Spanish Mixture,
for that almost incursble disease, scrofua. Without
eS disposed or deemiDg it necessary TO go into tho
particulars OF the csse say that the astonishing
results that have been produced by the use OF that mo
dcine on . member OF my own family, and Under my
the best pbysciaps had been exhausted aud ali the
usual remedies had failed fully justify me in recon-
me ndiDg its to all who may be suffering from that
dreadful malady do not mean to say that Is adapt
ed TO all constitute ms, that it will afford the same
relief in all cases. for Of course, can kno. nothing
about that--but from what have OF the effects
would not hesitate It, in any snd every case OF
scrouA, with persons for whom felt an interest, or
over whom could exercise influence or control Re-
specuully yours, JNo. N. BOrrS.
Carter's Spanish Mixture can be had at c. H. Rings,
No. 1872 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

Sunday, July Is, by the Rev. J. P.

A. AorrisAnia, Sunday, July y, by the Rev. J. p
Hammond, Of st. AIMS church, Mr.. EDWARD JENKINS TO
Miss NARY ANNE FRENZY, both OF Norrisania
Charleston, 8. g., papers please copy.
On TueGday July IT, 1T the Church of the Tram
Ation, by the Rev. George Houghton Mr.. JOSEPH /.
MARSHALL, Of Brooklyn, to Miss NARY J. sonEscK Of
New York
On Wednesday, July IL, at st. Georges chapel, by
the Rev. J. Bowden, Of New jersey HENRY A. GREkss
81 Jersey City to ANNIE L. EVANS, daughter of Rev. b.
Evans, rector of st. Georges chapel, Now York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

Hernia Only Prize Medal Awarded to
MARSH co., by the Industrial Exhibition OF All Ma
Mons for their new patent radical truss Refer
ences TO Its Observation-Disclosures Valentine Mott
willard PARKER and John NJ CarnochAn. An OF ssnsive
Hat Of names Of mercantile and other gentsmsn cured
by this truss may bs Eeen at Marsh h Co.'s, No. OK
Maiden lane, New York; and Marsh, Corliss o., No
West Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Open from A.
N. until p NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

1hoee fever and ague cure each 81 India cnoiogosus
81 So For dropsy, gravel, &c-wolfs's schsidam
sebnspps, 81. For Internationally life balsam 10
sion obstruction, &c-van Hambert's female monthly
pills, 81. For eiarrh9a, cholera morbua, &c-Mrs
iaH aSr o. ana GoNs ia7
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
EDUCATION.

young LADY LATELY RETURNED FROM
"A Europe, Who has had several years. EXPRESSES q
wilton wishes TO procure ensassmsnt - ~ fsns
ssvsrssse. she teaches French and music, With tn.
general branches Of English sdusatoo. rhe aiver
.te- refs-s he parents o. be- rnp w Ne- York,
- EXAMINATIONS, &C. PsAss sddrsss ~ ", Herald once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

In Warm Wea theS, Mecn Fun, the Celc-
bratsd Chinese skin POWDER will be found invaluable
aadsrdum the toilet by its cooling and soothing prop
critics II alays averts discoloraton and
and renders the skin decaely white smooth and SOFT
1swars Of spurious limitations injurious In their es,ts
The genuine be had Of all respectable druggists;
Wholesale Of r. NJ HOBBS, SO Maiden lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

Those Afflicted with Fever and Aguc or
dyspepsia particularly requested to read the adver
temept Of ROSENBAUMS Oriental btters, infallble
remedy for those to be found In another part
Of This paper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

r LIQUOR DEALERS soClErY.--Ar REGULAR
IL meeting Of the Liquor Dealers So,ety, held at
Odd Fellows hall, Monday evening, July l8 the fol-
adopted
Resolved, That liquor dealers Of good character may
become members OF this Society by applying q. the Of
Fellows Hail. Grand and Centre streets any day
between the hours Of A. N and p. NJ, Sundays ex-
cepted.
Circulars Of the Newspaper to be distributed through
the wards can DO obtained At FIenchs Hotel.
J. N HAYWARD, President.
N. r. BUNCE, Vice President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

Rusht0n's Cream Syrups and Pure, Cool
Soda Water be obtained else but under
Aston House and Broad way of Canal street. Va
na, pineapple, raspberry sra wberry, Chocolate lemon
and orange flowers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

Holioway's Pills.-The Liver, the Stomach,
The kidneys-These valuable pills, acting directly upon
Tie organs cleanse them from all impurities, and thus
give health Ind vigor to the systsm Sold at the
hsto7iss No. 80 Maiden lane, N r. and No. 244 Strand,
London and by all druggists, at rs cents, 62k cents,
and 81 psr box.
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vHH LIQUOR QUESTsOa.

A MEETING OF THE LIQUOR DEALERS SOCIETY OF
"A the Fifteenth ward viii be bald at n. B. vsans,
29s BoweIy, for the dispatch Of important business on
July 10, at4P. NJ.
~ n VRNN pras;d.ct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

CPECIAL NOTICE SEVENTH WARD LIQUOR
dealers requested to meet ct the house OF John
Murphy, Of East Broadway and Rutgers street,
on thursday afternoon, at o'clock. Business of the
utmost Importance will b. laid before the meeting.
ALEX H. MATHEWS Chm 7th ward L. d. Socy.
Z. A. p0uGHKRTY. Sacratsry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

HtAUTION TO MEMBERS OF THE LIQUOR DEALERS
~ Society against impostor who falsely rsp eseuts
himself the Collector Of the society No person will
be permitted make any collections unless hs Is arst
furnished with cfedsntial signed by the proper sgus.
lures Of the officers Of the society No member should
pay any person without first seeing his authority to
Give it. person has yet been directed TO do 80.
JIM. HAYWARD, President.
N. R. BUNCE, VISA President.
p. s. PAIGE, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

II LIQUOR DEALERS CENTRAL CONvEN rION.-DELE
IL gates TO the Liquor Dealers Central Conven.ion
requested to meet at National Hall, Thursday even
ing. 18th inst, At O'Clock Punctua attendance Is
required. By order, W. ENG5, Chairman
p. G. MALONEY, Vice Chm'n
CHRI TAN W SCHAFFER, Secretary,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

A fIrUATlUN wANrED-BY A YOUNG WOMAN
"A sesmatrsss cut and at for children Ii very
peat With her seede would do chamberwork and assist
in the washing and ironing Best Of city reference
Call ut SO West 18th 1t between 5th and 9Th avenues
for two DAYS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

NICE, TIDY YOUNG GIRL, ABOUT II OR IL
"A years OF age, wishes atuaton, to assist in wait
ing or to tale care OF baby; she well recon
menced Call a. 100 ST. Marks place arst floor for two
DAYS
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A LADY wIsHEs 4 SITUATION, AS GOvERnESs ~
"A private family, either in ths South or Cubs, 70
ton. Address, stating terms. Miss A. A. O., Brooklyn
rost Office.
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4 SITUATION WAN1ED-BY A SMART, TIDY WELL
N recommended young woman Ms chsmbermAd and
walter In private family objection 70 the country
respectable boarding house. Best OF city reference
given. Please call for two days, at 2s2 9Th avenue
between 10Th and 16th s In the rear first oor front
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

4 YOUNG LADY, WISHING TO SPEND THE WIN
IA ter 1t the South, would like to meet with a
spectacle family TO whom she might be companion;
shs would give lessons the piano and singing pecu
mary consderations OF secondary nature her object
being winters residence In Southern State, Cuba,
Danish sand Address W. H. l. , box 500 Post Ofics
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED SCOTCH WOMAN
IA In detirous TO obtain situation In private fami.
y to do homework asd TO assist In washing and IRON
ing willing to 60 to any part OF the country. May
be seen until Engaged at ID Grand st, OF Sul
van and Grand
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a SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECrABIE PRO
IA testant young woman, nurse and to do plain
sewing in private family; has objection to 60
short distance In the country Please ca for two days
at 2s2 East 18th st. corner OF Avenue b. second floor
front room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

4 YOUNG LADY. WHO HAS A THOROUGH KNOW
"A ledge Of embroideries and keeping accounts wishes
situation to attend In fancy millinery store, in
respectabe confectionery has objection to leave
the city and can give the bos OF city reference to
Pability and respectabilly Apply at 3o9s Broadway
during the dAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

A RESPECTABLE QUIET FAMILY, HAVING MORE
"A rooms than they require would rent 70 ono ar two
gentlemen . psrlor and bedroom bedroom alone,
front or back, AL well and neatly furnished without
board Apply At Grand street, west Of and Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

CCOTCH ALE AND LONDON PORTER. VARIOUS
braDds) by the cask dozen: clarst winsH from %
mp; pure wines and liquors, by the demohn original
package; choice brands Of imported ssgars Storage
to lot. G. WARD CO., Importers, Ito Murray st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

4 SITUATION wANTED-BY A SMART, TIDY PRO.
IA testAnt girl, TO do general housework In . small
private family, or cbamb.rwork and waiting objsc
be willing to make hertelf generally useful Csn BE- seen
for two days At 25i Is. avenue 10Th st. second
floor, front room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GERMAN GIRL
n wishes situation to cook, wash and iron, as
chsmbtrmaid and washer and ironer, In respectable
place, where she lived year. Please AL for day
In 9Th avenue, between 20th and Goth Sta in the fur
pituro store,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

A HEALTHY YOUNG BABY, FIVE MONTHS OLD
"A to be given ont to wet nurse Eighteenth street.
between Sixth and sevenh avenues Apply at 81 West
ER htstnth street, airy day till Saturday next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A sIrUA
"A ton, a. vet nurse, in . respectable family, who
has lost her first baby Can be for three days
engaged at No. AZ West Broadway, sesond floor front
room,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

A FRENCH GIRL WISHES PLACE AS CHAMBER.
"A maid or to attend children Inquire at % Church
street, corner Of Resde.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

RGIiSH GIRL wANrED-T0 DO GENERAL
"A housework in small family, At Staten Island; she
must be good cook, and thoroughly understand her
work Apply on Saturday next before II O'Clock at W.
KsndAllA. William AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

A PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A SITUATION IN A
a respectable family, to do general housework; no
objection to 90 short distance In the country. Call ct
1902 Laurens st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

NEUNMY-wHY DON'T YOU WRITE ME2 you
lNl know my anxiety. have weathersd the storm,
though 1t blew . stun gale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

ltHElsrIAN HOME FOR FEMALE SERVANTS, on
~ Thirty eighth street, between Fourth and Isriny
ten avenues Gov~rnesses pers also
in every capacity, supplied from this Institution.
French aurss and ssamstress waiting FOR .ugSgs-
ment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

nRrG CLERK WANTED ONE FULLY COMPETENT
~ TO attend and dispense medicines apply 70 Vim.
NJ. Giles, 1sg OH aveDae, corner OF 18th A.
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nRCG CLERK WAkTED-A YOUNG NAN, WlrH
IL good reiereLcss apto comprtsnsy and character
70 take charge Of retail and prescription drug STORE
find p-rmAs ent and mm-diat- situation by al
o!sssins, with references, Druggist Herald once
None but Americans need answer.
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MUSICAL.

LNGR Saloon COMMISSION, AT Az IMMENSE
spsndid tone and touch, and fully vArratsd; will
be sold above and second hand psnoforte taken 10
exchange, by A. WEBER, los West broadway, near
v bite street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

Two slilf AGENTS AND 0THERS.-s50 BONuS.-THE
saver.issr offers 70 poy the said amount 10 ssy
az ,m nSy Tor procuring him atuation - pur-
90, oVnauc.o. OF steward Of any steamer; he speaks
assnsy and integrity Address ). II. Mitchell, Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

a YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION As STEWART
"A some respectable family; he knows his busisss
thoroughly and can give the best references address
u. Philipoteaux, No. 663 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

YOUNG MAN, OF STEADY HABITS WISHES A
"A situation coachman In willing TO make himself
general useful No objection to go TO the country.
Address CAhiil, Herald once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

IOoK wASTED.-AN EXPERIENCED COOK, WITH
~ good city reference may call At No. Warrington
square Thursday before ~ O'Clock. She IL 70 90 N
the country fer the ner and return with the family
10 the city In the autumn.