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CoAL-sY OBJECT - QUICK sAIRs AND SNAIL.
~ protu. fer ttsh. ara delivering best guaity red
rAts agh, vel fcrsessd a. o. 90 In lois svsr ~
ttag. - o. ~, ftrm my ~trcs, King ast Nre~nsr IS
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w,llr.msburg City News.

BRUTAL AssAuIr.-Jacob Butt was arrested yesterday
BY scsr wsirick OF the sixth district police, the
complaint Of John Brown who charges the defendant
with assaulting him with stone, cutting his ear and
head in a shocking manner. He brough, before
ACarnTED.-August Octs, the person arrested last
Sunday morning. suspicion Of setting Are to his pre-
nises, in Johnson street, Graham avenue,
Amised before Alderman Mares Wednesday, and ho-
Aerably acquitted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-13

ne sest in the world Nine private rooms for applying
his unrvalled dye. Beware Of lm.tatons they result
in rdisule The largest stock Of wigs and toupses in
America Wholesale and retail, At BACHELORS, 233
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-13

Pfanos.-HOracc Waters, 3;}3 broadway, has
the sole agency for the sale OF r. Gilbert Halstt
4 Cumston's, Woodward Il Browns, and Jacob CHECKER
pg's Boston amos and his is the only house whore
BE- obtained the celebrated modern improved Horace
Waters pianos with overstrngs. Prices less than
be had elsewhere, and which defy competition. Pianos
70 rent and rent allowed purchase Pianos for sale
monthly payments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-13

-atsr-Upvards OF 90 persons have refreshed the
selves A. RusHToN'a coda fountains the last few
days. The new syrups are mace from pure fresh
cream In the most cooling and delightful drink
prcAuced--more refreshing even than lee cream in
Bot weather. Call and try IL, corner Canal and Broad
way, and No 10 Aston House, corner Barclay street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-13

Gas FIXTURE neutrality-suspicious. IL In.
v.ed stock Of gas fixtures in which msy be found
variety OF styles OF Chandeliers, brackets, PEN
aants be- which, for beauty of desgn and elegance Of
fElsh, are unriy aned CURTIS RAY, No. IL Canal s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-13

music for July 1885, consisting Eve pieces poetry by
the young ladies', music composed by j. c. Cook; the
whole set elegantly gotten up from engraved plates
price only 80 cents being Of the cheapest collections
Of musical compositions pu blishsd.
COOK Il BROTHER, 3i3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-13

For A Summer Hat go TO knox.-tt's vast
mt this hot weather to visit minor establishments
when BY going direct to No. 212 Broadway, corner OF
Fukon street. No 533 Broadway, KNOX will give you
thirty varieties to select from Knox suit any knd
Of Head, and may add any kind of pocket boox too
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Cristadoro Directs Attention TO the Three pc
euhar;ies Of his Exceaios hair dyes rapid OPERATION
tAs rare Of the color and the absence OF all
sco-ching ingredients In its compositop II b sold
asd sppned privately In I've mnutes, At NO. Astor
ua.aA
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Lt@Httt EAsTtp--A sur ~ prRgfrr7,r ~
- arif's - Isflors 49, - efsi4trs 80 =. :.
60 rt t@@tff :" ~ rttt ttt--s.- - ! ~.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SEW PUBLICATIONS.

N CENTS EACH WILL BE PAID FOR TIE Fol
~ loving nu moers of the Kuickerbocker Magaza.
January, March, April, Nay, June, 1884 May, Al
gust, 1870, or ~ for volume g. bound.
JOIN PYNE, 107 Nassau street.
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES \ srrU.
"A alton in private family; il good washer and
ironer; do general homework The beat OF city
ference Please call for days, at 100 Perry st.,
ner Of Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-13

UTANfED-A SITUATION, 10 DO HoUsExORK IN 4
w private family, upstairs and plain wing,
l1Gt in the washing this Kitchen worh 10 Wiling
20 make herself generally useful good atty resrsseS.
Call At "a Charlsston at, corner Of vArch, fer i've
days.
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personal.

A c. VAN EPPs, LATE OF DEAN STREET, BROOK
a. bn. electrician and insurAsce axent is requested
to send bis address ~ the ofcs Of Broosn CITY Drec
tory and to boz No 800 Post Once New York, Asd
oblige many inquirers for him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-13

whiskexs or Noustaches Produced In SIX
weeks by my 0pguent, which will not stain injure
the akin 81 bottle. Sent to any part OF the country.
R. 6. GRAHAM, 5s5 Broadway z!eber, Al South Third
street, Philadelphia.
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GUUAIIoN WASrrD-BY A YOUNG ENGLISH PRO
~ testAnt gi, et ambermA,d and waitress 70 do
me hcusevork OF small family; country preferred.
APP 1t 25l Spring at, in the rear
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A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE SCOTCH YOUNG LADY,
"A who ia lately landed il anxious 70 obtain situA-
ton A. salesvoman in fancy store. Address NJ. l.,
Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-13

WASrrD-BY YOUNG MAN, Is YEARS or Aef,
w Astuaton In soms respectabl. hotel or dinlsg
loon, ~ waiter can furnish good references frv N he
last employer wages not much OBJECT par
nsnsnt situation. Aecrssa ). d. bon 100 Herald sas.,
for three cAys
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VVAsfEn--BY A YOrsG rSGiIsHyAs, AsrUl.
w ton in light fancy business slshsr sboss4s ar
retail. Asa permanent place souli - dssr.ss, ne
esra," salAry oniy would b required. Aa4ysss y. J.,
Herald once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-13

DR.. 3. 3. Fitch, Author Of the "Six Lectures
- Consumption" Office TIA Broadway, open daily,
Sunday excepted from TO o'clock, treats consump
on, Asthna diseases Of the heart and ali chronic DIS
sases Of males and females Consultation free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-13

L'SGIlsH, SCOTCH, OR GERMAN GIPL WANTED
IL She must be first rate seamstresS she is wanted
% tale charge Of two for lady and gentleman,
and 70 take charge % little girl nine years old vagse
90. Apply A. store 2o3 Broadway from TO 10 ocock
House town,
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| TTN0 EMGRANTS.-WANTED, AN ENGLlsIIuAS, OR
and wife, from Lincolnshire preferred) TO work
on a farm; must be we'll recommended. Apply 10 ).
| Perry, Norfolk, Va.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-13

TWO YOUNG WOMEN WANT SiTuATlONS ONE AZ
Il chsmbermaid and waiter and this other lAun-
dress Tho advertisers Protestsnts, and come
we'll recommended Inquire ut l2g Wayerey place.
9th avenue. tor two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-13

VIZ ANTED--A SITUATION, AZ cHtkRERAAIp AND
w seamstress, nurss, undo sstas.s an lads e
family sewing Can be at Us % avenue, bstssso
l4th and 18th ats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-13

ITO HOTEL AND BOARDING HOUSE KEEpERS-A
IL good chance--An exceisns hundrcss wants situs
ton; il capable OF ironing from fortynv to nifty
shirts per day. and 10 capable Of filing the situation In
all its branches CITY reference gwen. Inquire Ut l5l
East Ele street, John Drury's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-13

YrO BOSS MECHANICS OR FARMERS. BY
Il young lad, aged abont fourteen, . situation 70
learn trade or TO work on farm. Country Preferred
Please address note to W. b. Composing ROOM Herald
Office New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-13

VITASrFD--BY Az ENsiEHkAS AND H3 WIFE,
wv situations gardener and cook. Can have eeod
reference from their last employer, Please cal, "a ~
crsss J. T., III christie phsr a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-13

HEALTHY YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A sIrUA.
"A ton, az vet Please call at III johnson st.
Brookyn.
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VTyANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE;
w young woman as cook, washer and ironer. Best
Of city reference No objection 10 20 short distance in
the country Can be two Gays At 157 Elizabeth
st., in the rear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-13

UTASTrD-BY A RESPECTABLE YoUs0 WOMAN,
w situ alton IL good plan cooh, washer sAnd
iioner would do ch.mbsrwork and vaitlnx, q
general Homework objection 20 . shor: dA tADos
In the country; take OF small dairy Il re-
quired. Can be for two days at 10 Duhsld o..
between Johnson and IarJ roo1l5s, third Goor tAci
room.
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VIIANTfD-BY RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
w woman, situation as good plain cook add "
for two days At ei7 hudaon sss. top aoor front
room.
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HTANIEp-A SITUATION, ny A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, TO do general hoass~oys, or ~
plain cock in private family No osiectlon 70 70
the country Apply a. 20 Second avenue second door,
In the rear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-13

RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A sIrU-
"A alton, cook, washer and roner has the best OF
city reference. Apply At II Mott at.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-13

VTyANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Girl, 4
w situation 10 do general housswork, or 10 act As
chsmbermaid or waiter. Reference gwen required.
Inquire at 10 cath st.
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A LADY WISHES TO OBTAIN A SITUATION FOR
"A her chanberms.d; she would take lsapiress's
place. Country preferred. Apply on Friday, between
the hours OF 10 and IL oclosk 1t % West 10th II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-13

VXTANTED-A DECENT, ORDERLY WOMAN, TO TAKE
w baby, three months old, 10 her own house, to
wet nurse or 70 bring up BY hand Respectable refer
ences required and given Apply At " London trrace
between 9th and l0sh avenues,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-13

A YOUNG GIRL Is DEslRUUS OF OBTAINING A
"A situation, ~ nursery sovsrnsss and scAzAstrsss
or TO travel with lady has oojscron 70 the country
Any lady vishins such persoa may addrsss line 70
williamsburg Post Once, 6rAad st, L. Blsks. Can b
until Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-13

YTNO TRAyEII ERS.-A YOUNG MAN, WHO SPEAKS
Il the French, German English aud spanish langua
wishes for a situaton to travel with respsc-
table family gentleman. No objection 10 any
try. be few Hotel row. No. ~, And
IA City Han place. Inquire Tor N. Charles Royiero Mon
tary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-13

CSFRVANTS wANrE o-rHIs DAY AND SATURDAY,
- at Warnings agency, 10 Hilary street, Brooklyn.
Seven cham aids and undresses and three pantry
girls for hotels nrs class cooks two chsmoerm aids
and seamstrcssss, three chdrcnsl and twenty
respectable girls for general housewor, for private
families. Situations ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-13

UTASTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADY, a
w situation to attend a fancy store or bakery. Tho
beat of city reference be given Please call al III
1st avenue, second floor, front room, for two days
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V1yANTED-A SITUATION, by \ YOUNG GERMAN,
w groom, driver, or porter IL veil slperssnced =
tho care OF hoIses Apply AZ 2bi Bosery.
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4 COMPETENT AND TRUSTWORTHY WOMAN DE-
"A sires situation, In city country, frat rate
cook, in hotel saloon or boarding house Makes al
kinds Of soups, jelles, he. Has in Of the
best hotels. Can be we'll Recommended. Please apply at
271 Bowery.
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THE TURF.

RIO TIE LOVERS AND BsERDERs or TINE STOCK.
i The eelstra;ed thereosbred raIon Wild IushnAa
vii sans Tor lri.sa nsnbs, q mrs shs ending
a. the RED Hsnfs ftstiss ~ $50 the Al
ssys sAid before ssrvnx the mare. All Aoeasn.s 81
- - :. - WILLTAM a BROWN Pra,r,..sf
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uIAhTfD.-AS ORG mist, ~ soNE ExPfR'rStr.
w saula uts 70 mAis sfrsnsssasnts have ofrs
for practice suitable eompen atom In monSy or
vices vii BE- gwen. Address 0fsAnlst yos ,6sl Pss,
Once.
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1.-TWO RESPECTABLE PERSONS, WHO HAVE BEEN
Il in the habit OF working for baby linen warehouses
In England wish for engagement In similar line for
shops only; they would undertake 70 make shirts
neatly, and moderate terms Address H. C., Herald
Office,
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VXTANIED-A SITUATION, by RESPECTABLE
w youna woman, who In excellent COOK; 10 also
good laundress Best OF reference her last place
tan be assn until suited at Isl York a., Brooklyn.
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A GIRL WANTED AS NURSE AND TO ACCOMPANY
IA the family in the country for short time. Good
testimonials Of character required Apply 500 Gold st.,
BROOKLYN.
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VITANIED-A LAuNDREss, WHO UNDgE5fANn3
w her business, and win do II quickly-ssos ethsg
seed apply: Cali a. ST. Marks place. this day oay,
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VUANTED-A SITUATION, by YOUNG WOMAN,
w TO DO general houses orb good reference. Apply
II Ill HILARY at, trostyn. Can be for two dAys
II not engaged.
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LNEHAiE HFIP or ALI KINDS NAY RE OBTAINED
IL A. the Offices Of the american and Foreign I'm.
Payment Society, 10 Bible House, Aston place 20
sands street, Brooklyn and No ~ Grc~nwich street;
also farm hands gardeners coschmen a., at No. u
Green street.
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C,IUArIoN wANTED.---A YOUNG NAN GERMAN,
- who has been several years la the tA,lor.' add
ciothisrs' trimming business in this city, who
trade, aud sho ~ we'll acquainted with ,hs
marie both sides Of the Atlantic, s DESTROYS Of
tanning situation, as salesman. Will be disengsssd
after the LIST Of August Address Post once box o2
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4 NEW ard CHARMING NOVEL !
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Power Of densation with and subtle deescy
the chssetercs this work" ALBANY Eve. Journal.
This touching work will find friend in every household
where there IL thinking mind and feeli0s heart"
Home Circle n. Y.
"Tbiss work Of extraordinary interest, that viii
chain the mind Of the reader from the beginning to the emil"
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The scores are vivid and full of life" Louisville Journal.
The characters by well vsred In the various
phases of human fCy Tract, Columbus Ohio.
mo read Estelle Grant without desp impres
sion being left en- the mind" Tribune, Detroit
1--WE feel justified in pronounsrg book OF unusual inter
est" Morning Herald, Hsrrisburgh-
Tho Heroine of the tale is striking and remarkable
character" Saturday Post"
This novel Of thrilling interest in which the author has
aimed to show he contrast between virtue and vice."
Sunday Atlas.
There fw narratives among those touched up With
the cunning skl Of Dickens Dumas, hch possesse.
greater interest hsn the exciting story Of The Lost VITA"
,Wsterford Dispatch.
Its characters ss drawn with bold and mastery hind"
Baltimore American.
cit will imp. the benevolent to hidden and lost gem,
Of virtue and truth in the Lowry howell" Is: Louis Repub
Tbe author evidently person Of deep thought stag
nice perception Of the humorous life and fund of proper
sentiment" GPhilsdelphis Saturday, Courier.
This deeply interesting story of the wrorss of an in
ured her errors and her repente hoatreh Pilot
Esten, Grant written with much power and ,rksd
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THE tale IL an exceedingly clever and readable and will
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Also Tar tals nv all Bootsellers
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Bpefial Notices.

TIE Twelfth Annual Report and Directory Of the
lrsostaton for Improving the Condition Of the
Poor BEING ready, subcnbers ~il be supplied early
a prseicsse at their residences or by CALI az on R. NJ
HIfIEY No 50 Bible House Aston or 90 any Of the
klshg stcsrs of the Association and Of the Tsd
Committees who author zed .ys subscu pons vz
JAMES BROWN, pres ent, No. SO walls-
JAMES eo0RMAN, No. 9 Broadway, ". Priests.
HORAflO ALLEN No. 25 Clinton place,
Rosf ~ sNLURS ssc cay No No 49, "a cs oss't
HId Ware VIM D. Harris No College p sos
IvthWsrd. Alb ahsIn Pardon Jr No 1853 Maiden.lsne.
y,h wsrd. "A. wetuore, No. 81 Yes-yst
WITH Ward. ~. C. Everett, No. III Wnitsst
With Wsrd. John II Gfscom, ND No 223 r. B'dway.
With Ward. oscph g. Collins No 81 West lltb-st-
Nih Uud. james horn No Chr,stie-,t.
xIib Ward. s. ?. Peterson, No S55 eth-st
xIith Ward. Oh. N. Decker, lHh.'t., near S1Av.
AlIlib Ward Lewis Chichester No go EAs Broadway.
XIvth wsId. Alex W. Murray No lsS Woo'teI-sL
XVIII Wue Thomas DsIny, No j Clloton p .ee.
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XVIII Wards c. Lypes No. A 81. Msrk's-place
xvIIItb w~d-F wstber, No. IA E,si lsth.s..
Nxth Wsrd..O W. Morris No ~ East 6Othst.
xX,h Ward. g. III Rusher, No. ?O3, West S0th-st
ME ME Mad Mad 'i'Ase Gibson 80 %, 5,h.y
R. NJ. HARTLEY, Secretary.
Jews Ii sspitaI ip New ork.-The AnDu. Election
M three Droe Of this ns u1on 10 for three
from the 18th oty tf January next will take place SUNDAY
be sn D,cembeI at the Synagogue 10 Crosby street. The
pon vi open ct ii and close a. IL O'Clock BY order OF
he Beard THO j. sslxAS, Secretary.
suream, tSo2.-Tbe PHlLOLEXIAN sOCrE,Y o:
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ny . fbs Metropolitan Tbestes THURSDAY EVEN Nc,
pc,pbeI Honorary mebers and the fsnd Of the Society
usy procure tickets OF the Committed.
(HERBERT 3. TURNER, President.
UM. r VAN RIpER. VicePresident.
Con. Of Arrangement 6 a AIIL \; CLARK;
JAMES RAY.
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