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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-17
DIR JOHN RITTLBR'S
Water Cure Establishment.

RKOVN0VlLl.E, IA
NNE mile and half OF HrOwnsVille, short dis
" lance The National Road In healthy. cool and
retired valley, surrounded by beautiful scenery, supplied
by springs OF the s0esl Is open during
the Patients will find the neeessaEyac
Communications and be treated by extensive experience In
The Water Cure In connection With knowledge
OF AG0rathyoI the school and Homeopathy. Tefns
hoard and tTea meHt 81 90 per Ladies' and en.
tlene1 accompanying Patients 90 per week For PAR.
ticUinTs please apply to DR. JOHN RIrTLER,
iM2n RrnWnNNlle. Ia. !.
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ExcELLRaF srABLlEo
attached to the Monroe House TI1veers and board
ers may assured that tie PTOprietOr will spare ~
Mains to pTOmose their comfort. iu24:dbNti
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NopE=ATE PRICES.
1t Is located the Main and Madison Streets
Immediately in tort Of the Suspension Fridge and only
few squares frUm the Steamboat Landing snd Railroad
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Pc. INN,
Con ectiOneT and ETatitefey

CORNER OF slAIN AND MADISON sTREkIs,
n gPhe6IiRg, va s -
win Re seer tEoi tle Shtive ne III re-
"a moved his egtGbtt hnfnt t0the sIBTidgp G0gbeft
wteEe IN he pleased to zee an his old "A
g Hauy rev oies as may eal HIS stoek i M
9Iged, aud bis rooms neatly Iehttet, Candtes,
gpsS atJEhOtesae At Tia gsFy i0We1t pfites E5Fr
ties and teuilles Supplied With Gales and fruits Il Dfts
Sst aolleee MS Ice cream salogA ts tte mpSt IL
laP1t 2. Il. sfgfas
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-17

Ice! Ice! 1cegl
THE Subscriber bees leave 10 inform Rts a. sni
the public generally that be % now te ssfSe
teem VIII g pgIe ena glep . Et9
bet0re offered. =
That which e. now nters . part tilen tfoIl IN
gIeller portion With which is lee F6tsS
tiled ts nom tie liver beI aiI or 4he
uys and aSOte ten ibehsS los i6ot fEick 8
ares j. Aa5lCR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-17

+s&sss Hssses,s~ S~ss-ss~JlA s1aEEGB
Mss 80sE AAplR&N
The teaTleSa graceful and brilliant
smericaN Artist, IL her ullIabless
Scenes Of Equltaii0D. 3essrs,. 4
ktng. tGRne. W. AglpsiFOnR. n p
Madtgan, Mast. Mndisan, TbonP.
sOn, and Professor NiE0R viii hiS
t9leutea pupils, In All Or their !.
ch.eyements upon horseback aud "a
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MISGELI. NKlIAIIS.

THE CIRCUS TROUPE j.
consists ofthe following Rcl1l0wl-
edged tllenl:
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IoTRING 10 ne nan tiihE ID rs m6aeSifaSt.
IN tst IoE Tie paSt Titiy yGSJs IN eJIsF n
IN RTTiGlg Ne fT6llced s(as Gl1lTlfiar
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Grand Procession
about a. NJ, and after passing
! Though the PRINCIPAL stteets, pros
PAVILION OF EXHIBITION.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1855-12-07
GREENYILLE S. G: FRIDAY MORNING DECEMBER q 1855.

" for increased taxation, lit viii be for you to
determine. Our people are patriotic, and /
am satisfied would make as heavy sacrifices
as any people to preserve inviolate The pub
lie faith but II must be borne in mind that
they cultivate exhausted lands, and they will
form an, exceptionto the rest OF their, couu-
trymen, i, with the prospect OF onerons tax
alton before them, they do not cmigrate, to
more favored regions, where If they have
high taxes to pay, they will have rich har-
vests onwhich the contribution wonld be
levied. ~! Sh,as,,i,s..e. !. al +. ~
The following statements exhibits the
public debt of the State, as il appears on tho
books Of the Loan Office, on the SOth day
September, 1855: # Il'l
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To the above sum Of 81, ,2s7, 156, ,23 must
be added $500 600, the amount of State
subscription yet to be called for to the
Blue Ridge Railroad Company. This viii
give us, in principal, s3,oS7156,23, and An
annual interest of $l72, 2,4T8.6l. . If to this
is added tile sum of 81 100000 the amount
of bonds Of said company to be endorsed by
the Stase, bearing seven per cent. interest,
the entire debt of the State may be set down
at S4,0S7. 1923, witii'an annual interest of
$242,4T6 Oh. When this sum Is Increased,
rs it most probably viii be. by another mil
lion for tho completion of the State Capitol,
the whole debt will be S5,0s7, ,l56.23, with
an annual interest of $302, ,476.8l. Ff
As the gross profits of the Bank for the
last year were. only $273, ,050.92, it is appa-
rent that unless these are largely increased
for the future, a large portionlof this inter
est must fall on the State Treasury, and be
met by an increase of our annual taxes, In
view Of this exhibit, l think it must be ad-
mitted that we have made sufficient progress
into the way Of getting into debt to justify
at least temporary pause. You will GER
tainly not toffepd the tax paying portion of your
constituents by declining to jembaik in any
new projects requiring new loans to any con
siderable amount ~+ 'ssH
In enumerating the items of the public
debt, L have omitted Sl,05l, ,420.O9, the
amount Of surplus fund deposited by act Of
Congress. because | have no apprehension
that the State will ever be called upon to
pay it. The public debt, SO Ear IN it respects
the payment of the interest, Is divided into
three classes: 8 Sa4sa * ~.
!. Phat, the interest Of Which is chargea-.
ble upon the Bank. This consists of the 8
and per cents Of 1888. 800 70
2. That portion Of the debt, the interest
Of which is ehargeable on the Sinking Fund.
IL consists of the per cents Of 1894. and
the 5 per cents of 1888, rcdeemable in 1880.
3. The new debt, the interest on which is
payable out, of the current funds Of the Treas
ury, viz: the bonds issued to provide for
the erection Of the new State Capitol. The
amount issued is $25o,0o0; interest $15s
900. The bonds issued to provide for the
payment of the State. subscription to tile
Blue Ridge Railroad Company. Bonds to
the amount Of 5000, 900 have already been
issued, the interest on which Willie 81 Q 900.
There must be during the ensuing year a
further issue Of bonds TO. provide the .lneane
for carrying on both these works.
The resources Of the State to meet the
public debt consist of stock in her various
railroads. and the surplus assets Of the Bank.
The nominal value of these stock is 81, ,542,-
$50. +
The surplus means Of. the State ia the
Bank, over its liabilaties, Il $3,922, ,a2o.84.
| On refence to the Report of the Comptrol-
Ier General II appears that the paynepts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

Auction Sale II q Choice Collection OF
wines brandies Attention is called TO the sale to
- made by ALBERT H. NIC0LAY, auc.ioneer this day,
(ruesday) at IL O'Clock, at the salesroom IL Broad
street, consisting of very choice collection Of bran lies
wines &c. to be sold in the original packages i'm
ported and delivered from the United States Bonded
Warehouse For full particulars refer to the Adver
tAaenent Of the Auctioneer in mother column.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

10 Straw Bonnet DcaleES.-We Arc Now
prepared to show a large and complete assortment
q Che fall style Of sraw bonnsts consisting in part Of
bsnnsts all Of which are OF our own manufacture sad
Win 10 sold 1t the lowest market price, by the
A. LELAND 4 CO., Ill Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

DE-. AgTimont's Remedy for Dysentery
dAsyrh9a cnolers infantum and kindred diseases The
afflicted may depend upon immediate relief For sale
BY JOHN NEAKlN, 4S7 Broadway.
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Rich d Co.'s 6alamantlcr safes, Wilder
patent, with Rich's i'm provemtnt.

RICH q OOs'o 60l0mkuOcr 601cS, WuUef'4
patent, with Rich's improvement.
Depot No. LAG Water street, New York.
During the last thirteen years these safes been
ksted in accidental fires hundred aud ninety six
Gxnes, and have fully sustained their reputation
Ere proof article
A large assortment, with or without powder proof
l0eks, Tor sale at the depot.
lhe subscribers the sole propretors Of Brennans
recently patented
LA BELIEF LOCK,
which, from s construction and finish, is powder and
burglar proof and less liable TO got out Of oer than
most losks nov in use
STEARNS MARVIN,
NE only mixers Of saIamander Safes combining VIII
doris and Richs patents.
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DR.. Ag7 imont's Re- NEEDY In u Certain cure
for CT oera infaptum, dyssnt~ry and diarrnos. For
sale BY e. NJ GU0N, l27 Bowery, Grand street.
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Black SAlks.-We have just Received from
auction very superior lot Of black silks which
enabled 70 sell much less than their real value Also
500 dozen superior Paris made Md gloves, at 6s worth
H. L. II. LEADBEATER CO., 345 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

For Protection Against Mosquitoes and all
hseets-HAskin's patent improved canopy and net
combining beauty cheapness and entire security ains
insects without obstrucns the circulation OF 1t
- constructed 80 that 1t win fit any Dedstesd and the
MT s 10 srraSged that 1t will contract and expand by
Means Of rubber orsids thati viii ft securely At all
times and ON all bedsteads thereby aordng entire pro-
lection againas insects. DC attached to ped
Ssso in less than two minutes, and be taken do
N equally short space OF tims yet while it Affords
tho projection sought It beautiful and chaste
MeAt to the bed Particular attention paid to orders
n y indispensable TO invaids not only bv night but
during the day w. STRATrON,
Rols Agent, No 90 Chambers street N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

Teas, CoMees and SOgars.-Thc Largest and
bsst assortment Of the above articles, will b. found at
WILLIAM LYNCH'S newly erected, beautiful store,
Of Greenwich and spring streets. We
readers they do better at Wholesale RETAIL than
elsewhere in the city for cash.
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THE MILITARY.

0HE MEMBERS OF THE UkIrRD AMERICAN GUARD
j are nsta6ed to meet az Asa r. Mlller's, Hudson
stsss Wednesday. August at l2lf O'Clock, In fun
nEforE 10 attend the funeral OF their deceased com.
W. TYSON, orasrly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

D1. >. 3. Fitch. Author OF the SIX Lectures
consumption" Office ia Broadway, will be peasod
- afford relief to those who have been ured, who
have tailed 10 be benefited by the speciality OF inhal
ton, for diseases Of the lungs throat Open daily
Sundays exceptec) from 10 o'cock. Treats con-
sumption asthma diseases Of the heart and ali chronic
ateeAsss Of males and females. Consultation free.
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Charles' London Cordial Gin Now Land !.
hog ex yorktown invoice Of this celebrated ygin.
For sale in of two H"zsu quart bottles each bot
W bears the titls on the glass VITA the proprie-
tors fac simie ssr allure tne label None other genu.
Ne. DE VENOGE b CHARLES, 1873 Peal street.
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NJ ArFuk0siAL.-NgA TOsf N0gfIyrEs INK
4St rs'r s.oHiai eaos, al . hstty - ~. taAs
'tfoufh 80 lntfrEmsn.Atiy nasy sAwst~ mxt<bss
kas. zee ma@. 4bs 81 - feast q nsssl .rsslsrt
mstes = ~s.sr' feiis-s saisss 81 . tssigs.s. ~
Nssi A.srtE1 firsi, 2, fsu.
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Hills Improved instantaneous Hair Dye,
enly four shIings box, ackno wledgsd by all who
II 10 Be the beet for black or brown in Applied
privately, sold IT Barclay street or As Nassau st.
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fHanss--uoxace Waters, $50 Broadway, has
Ne sss agency for the sas Of r Gilbert Co.. Hal
81 Cunston's Woodward Browns, and Jacob
sisAeFiogs Boston pianos and his ID the only house
vAe1e can DO obtained the celebrated modern Improved
Rorase Waters pianos with oves strings Prices less
THAR b had else where and which defy competition
Pianos to rent, and rent allowed ON purchase Panos
~ saio on monthly payments. Sole agency LOT b D. q
h ". Smiths celebrated meodeons tuned the equal
temperament. New octave pianos with iron frames:
1oy $50. Second hand pianos from $50 to tl40
New Music -ssJennle Marsh. OF Cherry VAL
n.y." Song and chorus. Words BY q. r. Norris, Esq
music by Thomas Baker. Price rs cents. little gem,
both words and music charming for Iheir simplicity.
The melody exceedingly pretty, and easily caught
n must soon be popular ~ Our Boys" By the same
composer. HORACE WATERS, 333 broadway.
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pills for bile wind, indigestion, sick headache. gidd
ness, heartburn, cosveness loss Of appetite, &c The
distinguished patronage with which these standard pills
have long been honorec, the beneficial effects which
have constantly resulted from their the purity OF
rhe tents which enter their position their
careful and peculiar mode Of preparation and the great
and increasing demand for them from every quarter OF
the globe prove At onceahsr superiority x similar
preparations in Europe America. Prepared from the
recipe Of the late Sir Ashley Cooper Sold boxes with
directions for USE rs cents 80 cents and 81 ssc by
Robbins G. II. Ring c. N. ClickeEsr Co., and by al
respectable druggists and dealers medicine through
out the world. MACPHAIL Il CO., Sole Proprietore,
London and New York.
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MATRIMONIAL

A G}NTi rs1N-TslcsTY rHKfg YR.Rs ~ ssE,
n 81 tt~ fsft~stNbsstr sn4 fsGnemsat, ~ssss 10
fsm tts .<4usssiss ~ tssy ~ ttsys..sssrx setssr.
49, Eos bsssiien - ao~t*ty ff6rs srte~n - tssssT
f'sH q afs rith 49, - nsifnssy rissss ssdsvss
y = a., Poet Uns.
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DR.. Jas. McCuntOck's Ofarrhea Cordial II
daily performing extraordinary cures in chosra NOR
bus dyseptery, cholers infantuun, NC IL Instantly ar
rests all dangerous and is perfectly safe for
children ac uits Price 25c. and SOC. Sold by A.
CUsHMAN CO., 2o5 Broadway, and BY all druggists.
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THE TRADES.

NAIIRs wASrED -ASraHEe ~ sAu1Rg Asp
IN feeders ctn mai staady employ meat By stply ny
~ The Cumberland Nah sni ron Wcrss Brdss,1B
Gambler AMI toun.y, rss J.nty
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ID. CamerOn's Recipes are the Most EconO-
ical things Of the day They contain every thing that
h needed to heghten preserve the beauty, enabling
every 70 make their cosmetics Ut saving OF
from 500 to 1000 per cent. Sold by A. ID. CAMERON,
Az Columbia street door from Atlantic (ieN side j.
Bsechlyp one minutes walk from the ferry price ST.
Ssywarded BY mail TO any part Of the United States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

TITO TENTH WARD LIQUOR DEALERS -AGREEABLE
i to resolution OF the Liquor Deslers' Central Con-
ventioD, passed Thursday evening, July g. at the
National Hail. the Tenth Ward Liquor Dealers will hold
a special meeting at the Capital, Of Essex aud
Grand Streets Tuesday evening July 81 at oclock
precisely, in compliance with tho above.
= HENRY c. ATWOOD, Chairman
GVsTAyUs A. RATz Secy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

tho LITTLE THIRD sr0RYIoF HOUSE i7s FOURTH
Il street consisting Of front aud pack room wlA
marble mAnfsls, and three bedrooms. Posss sson can
ply N the prsEisss,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

" ANrED-A SITUATION, ~ A VEGETABLE
w yesng vorn&n ths 70 an stssiisst spoa sa1~r-
r;ssds cooling 10 al - brasesssJ sss % Also so,f
NsLt TIE esr Of r-fsrsnos fro Ger a., ra1ss,
cAa y zen fer TIA asys ., 81 qsss - tss; lssf,
W s,Alys, 5yssAJya
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YNwEIFTH wARD,-THE MEMBERs OF THE LIQUOR
i Dealers' Association Of the Twelfth ward
quesed to assemble 1T the Irving, OF Eighth
nue. and l5h street. Tuesday evening, the 3ist inst
At O'clock for the purpose Of elsctng three delegates
TO the Tenth Assembly District 10 meet Wednesday
evening, August lar Third avenue and Forty
eighth street. for the purpose Of electng three delegates
TO the Syracuse Convention In accordance ri IN call OF
the Central Convention.
l.. LESLIE, Secretary. T. I. JACKSON, Chairman.
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DE sTIsT7sy.


L AZ NAPOLEON PEtfLGAH Hks ASD EEAC n.
j f9l srt1riti issih lsssrisd sthoet pan, fer
vEs cellar, sfkh are wsffanDd fef ifs Tests
inssfNd ~ithoai spfinss fstTs. AL ~ftheus 80
HAutE Re Old fests. Cal a. ~ eeEEsssd 81 ~
Hfoae-sy, sornsr % Hs~sfs fiIssi
n tOhgE y FIIiagFtE, DENTIST 10 HrDs6y
NJ street. hfoens- gstsblssnsd Issi-1, ~
has Tor ths pat ie.isss ttsn srgsgs1 10 fsrsh
ibg 20 esbt's Ia hs- f9fA az 10 Vicinity 0t4sxhI
issth, .. atrst oE~ RAJ w.. tsa IL asusty shsxseH u
hslF rsnsns. spl T. as- isrnisning the s,,s Fl
vcfs f-heh fof bsssJ, qasi,y, guilty essnes b. sur.
Ystsdb - 40 tabilc syon Sac twins a. hs-.t,
fore eksrssd 70 ssnMss. F~r,ons 10 sent a .,ssxl
teeth tssp~efgby soiltsd 20 call bsssss r.sisx %,
gas'Dsn's se<.hsfs- lie vlll - ns hst.r - :. 49,,
ks ,yssn 70 al Who nsy fs,of HIN .ith sssJ 60.
i"rseps asass,on ston all o,tsr op-rsuoss e.sss@t-
- "a 70 pfsissslos- fssms Inrsr sbly eAsb.
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vnH LIQUOR aUESElOa.

T0 THE LIQUOR DEALERS OF THE TWENTIETH
u ward.-The liquor dealers Of this ward respect.
fully requested to Intend meeting at Mliman's Hail.
at the Twenty sixth street and Seventh avenue
on Tuesday evening, July 81, at precisely. Aful at
tendance will be admirable, business Of mpor
will be then submitted for action.
HUGH MOONEY, Chairman.
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ITO TRAVELLING AGENTS--WANrED IMMEDIATELY
l. five or six persons, OF gentlemanly appearance,
and good address with 800 capital to travel for newly
established business. Commissions win be very LIBERAL
ADDRESS + II. s.. box 155 Herald office.
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REWARDS.

a q REWARD.-IEFr ON THE FERRY BOAT TO
ROL Hoboken, on Tuesday night last, the Gath inst,
parcel containing manuscript book with red paper
and some letters in it. The finder viii the
above reward by leaving 1T at Mr.. william Egintons,
149 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

UyANrRD ELK FIRST HATE BOAT BtnIfRs
w sans Others sssi aysiy A. !. R4yDssa, IN
ApssGs H.
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ITO sHoEMAKERs AND WINDING sToREs.-A. W.
CRISTALAR, auctio1eer win sell this dag. at 101
O'Clock at 81 Dyifion street the contents Of leather
and findings store leather skins OF various Kinds also
large lot Of findings and Trimmings caFts wagon
and store frturss, ofes furniture &c. This sale
" veil worthy the attention Of The trade and
cstaioguss and terms On tbs morning OF sale. GALE
positive. BY order Of the receivers.
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WIASIED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, 70 do general boussWors for
small family good city reference. Apply IL 9th
A.. between TN and stn avenues Can DO seen Tor 10
days.
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OsT-0N OR ABOUT JULY II, A PROMr5sORY
note, made by J. T. Goodin, and endorsed by H. @
Ferguson and Richard Maxwell, for hundred and
1885, payable sixty days after date at lo4 Roadway
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving toe
same at IS South Seventh street Williamsburg.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WAITED.

VACHT WANTED TO PURCHASE,
II small yacht Of from IS 10 40 feet length. Any
person having such 10 dispose OF cheap may Ind pur
chaser BY calling at addressing note the store 30
Fulton street, Brooklyn.
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w shn 40, Who tbesguskly sH3,utands ~. tus1s.s,
Ard has had sshi years p~fsIs< Ia gbs gt4ts "a
drss 7. " Auanlc a.. Bfo9tiyn.
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A LADY, DESTROYS OF GOING SOUTH, WISHES TO
IA obtain situation Ms governeas TO undertake the
and management Of children. hav. no oo-
jection TO go mpinion 10 lady The best refe.
renee given Address, for one wees A. A. c., Brooklyn
Post Office.
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NJANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w woman, as professional cook; abe understands
Frpcb English and Amsncsn cooking in al it's
several departments picking and preserving aiio Has
the best city reference Address No. 7th avenue
three doors above 1lth street for three days.
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TWENTY SECOND WARD The MEMBERS OF TIE
i Twenty second Ward Liquor Dealers Association
are requested to meet at the Natiopal Hall in Forty
fourth street, Tuesday evening, the 3lst inst AZ
O'Clock for the purpose Of sectng committee to elect
delegate to represent them In nhe Syracuse convention
j. G. BuRNHAM. CHARM An
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

MyAsTED-A MAN, OR sIoCT BOY, INTELLIGENT,
w wiling and Of good habits, 10 vork In my bnd-
ing, rrlntins and Hths grsphi; estsbIishmsnI Tho
situation win b permaIspt and pay fair. Apply 70
VIM. W. Rose, II Wall ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

HsLARE1S, BRAEDiES AND OIL NOW LANDING
~ from bark Laurens, from Bordeaux--40 hhds. H.
sautern and Bsrzac; $50 do. st. Julien Oh. MArgaux
&c 4l9 cases Ch Msrgaux and st. Julien; 100 baskets
Bordeaux OIL 80 Octaves cognac brandy for sale from
the dock by l.. H. SIMPSON SONS, 10 Beaver street.
HNLAREr WINES FROM SO (B0TrLES RETURNED
~ to So. Blackberry brandy, excellent remedy
for darrbGa white brandy for preserving London and
Dublin porter, Scotch aes, branches, wines, runs.
Schiedsm schnarps, and sn other imported liquors,
sesars, &C., for sale by pNDERHILL l. MArTEKSON,
430 Brooms street, corner Crosby.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

CoMMIssION-wEsTERN srATfS-A GENTLEMAN
~ Of integrity, activity, and address, about visit
ing the Western and Southern states busin Ia
DESTROYS OF some respectable and remunsrasvs commits
sion. Address box ia Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

I1SoR long BRANCH, SHREWSBURY. HIGHLANDS
IL Little silver Point, and Ooetn Port. Fare, az
cents. The favorite steamer James Christopher viii
leave Jay street pier daily at O'Clock A. w. until
turdsy next August for the above fsnionabs water
ing psees-returnins leaves Ocean Port July -, At
~, Avg Isl ena "a ~ 2, Ana %, az q " sisins
reorestons 10 breathe the migrating air and 10
battle sal or fsh In either the river OF The ocean.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

A VERY DESIRABLE SUITE OF FURNISHED Roo5S
N may be bad, with board, by . genteel family 4
81 East Sixteenth street near Union square. The ars
or second oor may be selected with extra rooms abov
IL required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-31

"ANTED-A SITUATION. ny A PROTESTANT
w German girl, il a good cook, washer and ironsr
and can GO general houssSorE. Apply at lo1 30tn -
between Lexington ana id Can 10 seen Tor I 20
days