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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04

VEraHTFn-A GOOD nRESsNAKER- ONE NOr 10
w proad 70 WORK in Water street may find good
= JOHN MURPHY
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ADVERTISEMENTS REsEwGe EVERY oar
WANTS..
CONTINUED PROM WITH P,ss

CITuATi0N WANrED-BY A SCOTCH WOMAN, As
- or TO take the entire charge OF infant or
a. searstreks in private family. Can Tor two
days at 81 Butler street Brooslyn.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

MISUNDERSTANDING NOHACESs
S5 OOO1wS!A1Ss1G,s.pS AN .t,S IEsr an IN SOME
business where five thousand dollars in BILE dry
goods would be taken capital; would take an
perienced young man as partner Who could advance
from two to FIVE thousand dollars either in stock or
cash, and start anew Please address Lincoln, Herald
office. ALI comm unicatons strictly confidential
tt1OO ANY GENTLEMAN WITH THIS AMOUNT
DlOOs capable Of attending to the money mat
tiers, can have bali interest in original exhibition
1t Is moral attractive, exciting and highly cevating
and with perseverance, large fortune can be realized
upper floor, rear house, 4i2 Eighth avenue.
CoPARTNERsHIP NoTICE.-rHE SUBSCRIBERS
~ have this day formed copsrtnershp under the
firm Of A. L. Thorne Co.. for the transaction of the
trimming and millinery jobhing business, at ~ John
New York, Jan. |, 1855. WILLIAM H TH0RNE.
cash, CAsH-A CENT EsfAN FROM CONNECTICUT,
~ having some cash means, would like TO hear Of
profitable opportunities OF investment. Apply at 312
Broadway room No. Q, from to O'Clock.
dissolution OF C0PARTNERsHIP-THE UNDER.
IL signed respectfully inform the public that they
The business win hereafter be carried by Justin Ray
nal who viii settle all demands against the old firm OF
SO Nassau street. ADoLPHE yIENRICH,
NoTICE-THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Ey
IN listing between John j. Blair and Michael Morgan
has this day. December the 10Th been dissolved by mu
tua consent The business win be continued at the old
stand by Michael Morgan who is authorized TO settle all
claims against the firm JOHN J. BLAIR
MICHAEL. MORGAN
NOrICE--THE UNDERSIGNED. LEGAL REPRESFN.
IN tatives OF the late firm OF Neustadt Barnett Of
Birmingham, have assigned the entire estate In
Canada TO Mr. @. Ascher Of Montreal who IL now in.
vested with all the assets property debts and rights Of
the firm and the good will of the business aud 10 whom
all payments are to be made. WILLIAM LEVIN.
MONTREAL, Dec 20. 1854 BERRIN BARNETT
NorcK-with reference to the above notice the
undersigned would inform his customers that he
is fully prepared TO continue the business In hs
the most liberal terms, and with increased
advantages TO his friends. g. l. ASCHER,
MONTREAL, Dec 20, 1854
T,HE CoPARTNERsHtP HERETOFORE EXISTING Be
l. tween the undersigned, expires this day By its
own limitation JOHN L. ASPINwALL,
W. EDGAR ROWLAND,
SAMIA W. CoMSrOCK.
The business OF Rowland Aspnwaii will be contiuu
ed from this date, by the undersigned under the same
firm. JOHN l.. ASPfNWATI.
SAM, W. COMSrOCK,
January ], 1855 MEREDITH ROWLAND
I'VE HAVE THIs DAY TAKEN OUR BROTHERS,
w Robert o Bren and Charles o. Brien. into copart
nership For the present, the business will be con.
Quoted as heretofore under the firm Of
WILLIAM a JOHN 0'BRfEN.
New York, January 1, 1865
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ITANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECT tBLE
" young woman; is good plain cook washer and
ner also good oaker has objections to do gene
fhousework in a small private family; has good refe
ace Can be seen for two days II not engaged at 220
nome street rear house, first floor.
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TIN JEUNE H0MaE FRANCAIS, MUM DE BoNNES
u reererces, conuaissant ben 10 service de table, ct
aussi ben Pagricutrre, desire Sc placer dams hotel
GU restaurant, dams magasin; il accepterat auss
une place la campagne. Sadresser No. 35s lispenard
street, pres Broadway.
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VHyANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL. A SITUATION
w cook and laundress Inquire at So West Thirty.
fifth street Call for two days
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Va ANTEn-A SITUATION. As VET NURSE III
w respectable and healthy young ~oman having
tine breast Of milk. The best OF references given In
quire at l72 East Fourteenth street
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n'HE ADVERTISER. WHO HAS BEEN DOING Bust
Il ness in Baltimore for the past fifteen years is de-
srous of an agency for that city for manufacturing
OF importing house Unquestionable references be
given. Address W., care of w. Perryman, 292 Second
street
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LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN HAVE A WELL
"A furnished room with with ,ut board on reason
able TERMS at 55 Watts street. two doors from cor
ner Of Canal and Hudson streets.
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WANTED, IN BR0OKLYN-A NEATLY FURNISHED
w room, for gentleman at a con venient distance
from the Fulton Wall street ferries with partial
board, breakfast and tea and dinner Sundays. Ad
dress, with PARTICULARS stating location and terms
''William,n box 2, 23S Post Office.
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TTAETRD-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG WOMAN.
w as laundress chambermaid, and TO do the ine
washing and ironing, chambermaid sni 20 do plain
sewing; thoroughly under stands doing up ine musns
and French hutng. Good city reference No objection
70 go to the country Please call for two days, at So
University place, second floor, front room, bet ween
Eleventh and Twelfth street,
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THYANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman to do general housework; is a good
plain cook, washer and ironer; chambermaid and
waiter who will do all in her power to please her
employer. Good city reference Can be seen for two
days, at No. 100 Mott street, in the third door
q,
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WIyANTFD--A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE
w woman, In private family, cook; under.
stands all kinds Of soups, meats pastries jelies anil
creams Has good reference Can be seen at her pre-.
sent employers, NO. LUDLOW place, Houston street
for two days.
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-rTrANrrD--AN EXPERIENCED H0USI.KEEPE2, TO
w take charge Of hotel; must have had several
xr.rs eEpereuce and be IS 20 years OF age speak
s..-maa and English Aad be highly reoemnsaf,i
hcse 0,Lers Eeed sPply Of SCI Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04

VITANTFD-BY YOUNG LADY or GOOD ENG.
w Hsb education. a situation as visiting goVerness
90 twoamies TO teach English in al rs branches,
writing and arithmetic also plain and fancy work.
Best OF city references given. Address r. H, Herald
Office,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04

NTANTlD-A YOU g MAJ, ID YEARS OF AGE,
w desires a situation in wholesale business,
whore he grow up to useful himself and EN-
poyers. Wages obje:t Inquire of, or address To,
LEACH BARI X, Nos. % and 20 Washington Market
West street side.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04

DlAN0, MIRROR AND PAINTINGS FOR SALE
Il Awful sacri6cs.-An elegant 7 octave, excellent
toned rosewood piano for $3.50 cost $780, large beau
tiiui French plate oval mirror (cost $I25), aud two
argeoil paintings (cost s20 for $l00 Must be sold
today. Apply at 256 Fulton street, in the saloon.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

'OAa FURNISHED PARI 0Rs AND ROOM lTO
let, with OF without bosri, at No 10 Boad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04

DOARDNG.-To LET WITH BOARD, LARGE
Id front parlor, frat Hsor, handsom ely fu inished
Cars and stages pass through the square to all parts OF
the city Apply at No. Abingdon square, seconl dsor
from bark street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04

yxTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE MARRIED WOMAN,
w situation TO take of children; will take
charge OF infant from its birth has lived in the above
capacity to do chamberwork and washing good city
teierence be given Apply at Is Eleventh street
between Third and Fourth avenues.
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yLTANTED-rEN ACTIVE MN, WITH A CAPITAL
w OF $40 each 70 sell article fos domestic AL
general use which will command ready sale aal n,'
from - TO o. per day profit Parties Mt succeeding
have the money refunded By returning toe srhes
Address j r, Herald o1icc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04

GEORGE C. ALLEN, Importer,
Wholesale and retail, IL Wall street,
second floor, near Broadway.
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D0AR DING. SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE hC
Id ccmuorated with rooms inii board at io~
prices at L. Chambers street. also pleasant rooms "a
accommodate three four gentlemen Day bosrder,
can be accommodated also. Reference required. |
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04

A ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOM WITH OR WITH.
IA out the bedroom attached, to rent to gentlemen
also two small rooms the upper floor Apply at 50
Prince street. four doors from Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04

A GENTLEMAN OF WEALTH AND LEISURE. LIv-
"A ing alone, would like to meet with small but
tired family without male boarders where the enjoy
mehts OF homo can be secured. Address, fer three
days, with real name, r. Butler, Union Square Post
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04

vNTANTED-BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A STU
w alton chambermard and to assist with the wash
ing and ironing Has good references and be
for two days at No 100 1th street. between First and
Second avenues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04

VXrANTED-BY ARESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUATION
wv as chsmbermaid and waiter. Inquire At 70 Ham.
nond street her present place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04

THE BANJO TAUGHT BY A NEW AND IMPROVED
Il method, In six lessons Terms So Jacobs' ceIe
brated banlos for sale California diamond pins Of All
kinds Professors s, b. Il H. +. JACOBs 4OT Broadway
NIoIIN TAUGHT on REASONABLE TERMS. by A
pupil OF Robert Hmm, Of the Theatre Royal Co
vent Garden, london. Apply at w r F,shs thestrcal
wig store $50 Pearl street four doors from Broadway
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A LARGE ROOM SPIENDIDLY FURNISHED WITH
IA one or two bedrooms attached to lot in private
house with all the modern improvements; also single
with CRATE gas in it, Apply at 96 Prince street
a few doors west of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04

D0ARD-ANY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR SINGLE
ID gentlemen, who would like with board fine large
size front room, furnished as paror with piano and
sofabedtead also CHS hot and cold water and all other
conveniences, for four to six weeks commencing the
first Of January at moderate price, end such at 30
Bond street,
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yXTANTED-BY TWO Respectable GIRLS, SITUA-
w tions; one cook and the other as chamber
maid to do homework. The best city reference
gwen if required Can be for two days. Please
call at % Prince street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04

LADY AND DAUGHTER WOULD LET, WITH
"A board, pleasant suit Of rooms to gentleman and
his wife, or would take few gentlemen. The house
contains ell the modern improvements and is
to stages and cars Apply at 81 West Thirty street.
near Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04

yEyANTEn-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG WOMAN
w 10 do general housework is good plain cook, first
rate baker, washer and roner, and is willing to make
herself generally useful The best of city references
given Call 276 East Tenth street. for two days
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INLEGl Mt ROOMS ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN or
IL high respec'ability, wishing ekgant aod retired
with partial board in splendid private residence
near the Brevoor House occupied by small and strictly
private family wh,re boarders taken may address
ROOMS, journal of Commerce Office.
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A PLEASANT SUIT OF ROOMS TO LET, WITHOUT
"A beard at IDS Tenth street, of Third

A HOME FOR BACHELORS--A LADY OCCUPYING
IA a neatly furnished house. would let to two
three FIRST class gentlemen the FIRST and second floor,
west of Broadway within minutes walk of the City
Hail. line addressed to Z. W. l., Broadway Post Office,
will meet with prompt attention.
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~ X CHAMBERS STREEr-A HANDSOME SUITE OF
100 rooms, prettly furnished, suitable for party
Of gentiemen family win be let on moderate torn;
by Immediate application at 165 Chambers street Aiso
or two single rooms. References exchanged Bath
in the house.
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vrvANfED-BY A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE GERMAN
w lady vho Is competent at dressnahing and fre
rlain aeuink embroidery, SC, situation 10 genteel
American family Has objection 20 20 short dis.
lance in the country Apply for two days a. lilo East
SiNtee nth street, near First avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04

HIyANTtp-BY A MOST Respectable YOUNG Wo.
w man, a situation as seamstress, by the day,
week month; understands cutting and fitting boys
pants and jackets objection to go 70 the country
Good city reference required Call At l0i Perry street
one door from Hudson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04

DoARD AT 25 NINTH STREET.-A FINE SUITE OF
rooms, comprising whole floor, finely furnished
and rooms for two single gentlemen. may be had as
above, with or without board. Fine house aud newly
furnished IN superior manner Few bosrders OF hrst
class only, taken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04

WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION TO
w attend bar in liquor store Can give the best of
city references. Apply at 244 Ninth avenue. Can be
for the remainder Of this week.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-07-19
LOCAL N Il w s..

At two O'Clock yesterday afternoon the mercury In the
thermometer stood at % degrees in the shade While this
oppressive heat continues citizens cannot observe
much caution in their diet exercise and outodoor labor
1t is that Washington has long and deservedy enjoyed
the reputation of being of the heathest cities in the
world which owing to its wide streets and spacious
public grounds than to sanitary enforced by
city authorities But broad and elegant parks
will not prevent sunstrokes dyscntery cholera mobus
any other Of the diseases which large cities subject
during the months The streets should be FREE
queny and thoroughly oeansed and the cutters and alleys
well lined Depostes Of decayed vegetable matter should DO
avoided the plague ITSELF Ripe fruit and vegetables be
partaken freely with but unless perfectly ripe
they should be carefully shunned you delight in
nal connections Eat sparingy of food battle frequently
avoid exposure TO the take alcoholic drinks sparingy
and you will have occasion for medical assistance Dy
EMERY frequently the result of overwhelming than
eating although few Of its victims have the candor
make the acknowledgment.
Nathaniel HATCH esq, of this city admitted prac-
se attorney the United States of claims on
Tuesday last Mr.. Hatch is gentleman OF position, integ
rty, and ability, and confidently recommend him
friends abroad having business the of
able and reliable agent and counsellor.
Our city appears to be infested just with organized
gang of daring burglars. few nights age the clothing
the Thirteenth and the
entered and robbed OF very large of goods.
short time after two other the likewise
entered and ncdno doubt by the burglars On Tues
day night house street. between ~ and Sixth Streets
also entered An alarm being given the burglars fed
leaving their booty behind them Our night police appear
be Of very little service either in the of prevention
detection capture We should be pleased to have
terview with any Of Washington who has po-
lceman night duty the avenue within tho last sx
months,
John Garrett has appointed clerk to the United
pcnitentary d. c. in the place of Mr. John King,
| removed.
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COMM ERCIAI..
rses our oosAERoIAL CORRESPONDENTS.


Nsw Yoax, July IL, 1865.
Among the prominent features Of the market the contn
ued high price OF cotton face OF circumstances that have
prevailed during the past year which formerly
destroyed the market value OF the materials Ii is the
case however that in long series of peaceful years the de-
nand Tor raw materials has been greater because manuac
turing has received fuller general development the growth
OF free trade having promoted the dissemination and
goods The progress Of agricultural science has caused
larger growth Of food BY less number of people, and
larger proportion has consequently, been employed in the
production Of materials the manufacture of goods and
their transportation 1t has resulted that the four other
materials have grown into importance which affects
the value OF cotton because the arts having combined all the
materials in the manufacture OF the description Of
cloths in varying proportions according to their several
values when circumstances to fall short the others
rise OF late years the increasing demand for the mate
rails has caused them to enoroach upon the production
food In the last the high prices of food have euraed
the production OF materials and increased the food cu
ture. The imports Of the five materials into England have
been tollows
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AMERICAN pnrMA possAs.-The London Daily News thus
notices the debut of Miss Esoott Drury Lane Theatre
Italian opera;
Miss Lucy Escot who performed the part Of Elena, is
American lady whose at several Of the
principal theatres Italy have been much spoken Her
appearance is youthful and pleasing her figure is small
and somewhat slight but very elegant her features
very delicate and feminine and her voice high soprano
is remarkably clear and flexible with that vibrating quality
which couduces greatly to expression Her inonaon is
beautifully true and her execution and style those of
highly accomplished artist. The in which she
sang her first air matutin albor charmed the audience
at once and her whole performance full of refinement
spirit and sensibiity, n continued triumph"
correspondent of nwights Journal of Music writing
rom Ieipsc thus describes young American girl, Miss
Jenny Busk who is pursuing her musical studies
the Conserratoise in that city
4She is still quite young fifteen sixteen aud
is endowed of the finest, cleares most bird-ke
voices have heard, and of compass beyond any thing
ever heard Three several times she sang clearly and dis
uncty four ocdees the last time ascending the scales
through the whole twenty-nine notes Here, them is
organ of musical expression most rarely found, and one
that must he dealt with most gently and carefully espe-
ciay just this period of lite. Accordingly the
practising of vocal exercises is made TO be but small part
Of her musical education
She is called upon devote good portion Of her
time TO the study of Italian German &C.. foundation is
laid by bringing her into other classes the Conservatory
that when the time for devotiug herself entirely
her vocal studies she will have that culture that artistic
tai Development which will give soul Ill that her aston
ishing voice shall execute. have great hopes of this
young Baltimore lady"
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Arroat Of the Steamship Canada HalJax.-TAres Day.
Later from -E~ope.
HALIFAX, July The steamer Canada has arrived from
Liverpool with dates Saturday instant three days
later than former advices.
There is nothing really important the seat OF war,
though ample and interesting details of the repuse
the allies have been received.
Business continues very dull The had been very
favorable for the crops in England
The money market easy though scarcely so cheap as
before.
[sEcosD DEsPATcH.l
HALIFAX, July ls.-The from the Crimea direct by
telegraph is not important but the London papers the
4th to the 7th instant filled with the ghtfu details OF
the terrible carnage of the 18th.
The investment of Sebastopol was progressing slowly
slight cannonadng kept up.
The cholera and dysentery still prev aing to an
alarming extent among the allied troops.
The allies actively engaged in preparations for
other and more formidable attack.
The Russians receiving large reinforcemens and
fst sanguine Of continued well ultimate success
Recruiting going actively both in France Eng
land
The question again agated of restoring the nationality
Of Poland and Hungary and thus additional aid TO
the allies
large number Of the officers and who were in the
attack the Redaa and Malako Towers since died
The grain throughout Europe in highly prom
ising condition.
Messrs. Brown shiplsy quote Gotten depressed and
dull decline Of ~ Sales of the week 900 bales Or
leans fair, 71s mddng, 69s. t
BreadstusThe circular quotes breadsus, except
for corn declined ls 3d. 2 Market cosing dull West
canal -four 40s 40s 3d. white wheat lis Cd. u.s.
I'd. yellow corn, AS. Cd.
Provisions Beefmoderate retail demand. Pork-noth-
ing doing. Bacon dull t48s. Lard advanced Is. 3D.
Money market Consos, 9lH. American stocks steady.
The Kinney Expedition Wrecked.
NEW YoRx, July lS.--The schooner Emma bound hence
for Central America containing Colonel Kinney and his
pedon, wrecked Caicos reef the 18th OF june
All hands saved and taken to Turks island Col Kin
ney good spirits and negotiating for another
sci to carry the expedition to Nicaragua He lost however,
all his baggage and equipments.
Sailing Of the America.
BosroS, July ls.-The steamer America sailed for Liver
pool to-day, with It's passengers and $500 in specie
Markets. al0
BALrIMoRE, July l8-Saes Of 200 bbls. Howard street
four 50 81 a$l0 City Mills 50 So Sales bushels
wheat at 81 90 So 10; white, ST IS red, g. Sales Of
5000 bushels of corn, at 81 OF ST. 03 for white and 90
SO cents for yellow.