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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-26
THE TURF.

DED HOUSE, HARLEM.-THIS FASHIONABLE RE.
LII sort complete in all It's appointments and the
sales stables attached constantly filled with the
and fastest horses to found want of horses
can always be supplied ut the Red House. Tho trottng
track In splendid order and rong matches every
fine The Second the door every
five minutes.
11NI0N COURSE, L. I.-TR0TrING.- TUESDAY,
~ June 20, at O'Clock, P. NJ match for 81 900,
mile heats to wagons; best three in five. W. Wne,an
names g. Old Scraps f. Woodruff names 6. Active.
CENTREvILLE COURSE, L.. L-TRoTTING-TUEs
~ day. June 2 at So o'clock P. N. Match 81 0O0 mile
beats, in harness. D. Pifer br Saratogs Belle
H. woodruff names m. Lady Franklin. This match will
come of on the above day wi.hous regard to weather
JOEL CUNKLIN, Proprietor.
n,O THE LOVERS AND BREEDERS OF FINE STOCK.
The celebrated thoroughbred stallion Wild IrishmAn
will stand Tor limited number Of the ensuing
at the Red H,use stables, At $50 the All
be paid before serving the All accidents At
WILLIAH A. BROWN, Proprietor.
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Try Espenscheld's HAfs.-His Summer
styks truly elegant and their chsapnsss ID mar
vsL His stock Is Of the choicest that be prodncsd
and the beauty and elegssce OF the fabric beyond
criticism. ESPENCHEID, lis Nassau street.
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TAs Great Inhaling Remedy nor Asthma,
and all diseases Of the throat snd lunxD
curts HysssnA Thousands have been restored health
the past By the Hygeana PRINCIPAL Once 3i3 Broad
package DR.. CURTIS win be IT the once daily from 10
y O'Clock, where he be consulted tree Of charge
Read This.-An Old Man Made Young for
3d. by getting the best manufactured wigs or
oupees from the celebrated mandatory Of hEDHU RSr
co.. "a Maiden lane Back and front braids, bands,
suris, &C. Copy the address
Trusses, ShOuider Braces, Ladies' Belts and
supporters Instruments legs feet all
oImtes Of the body, hand made to order by De-
GLOVER, 1t the Surgeons Bsndage Institute No. Ann
street.
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New York City DtrtctOry.-rhe undorsign-
cd, he has previously announced having disposed n
his interest in the above publication 70 Mr. John +.
Tow begs Uniform the subscribers to his
publication 1856 that his subscrip tion lists
transferred to Mr.. Trow, 10 whose Directory for the
current year their will DO found In capital letters,
according to the terms Of their subscription.
CHARLES r. RODE.
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Shaker Hats-Also, a Splendid Stock of NIL
Dsry straw goods and mantillas, ct WIN s. IRvINE'S,
ll2 Canal street.
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DIR. Fullgrnfr's Homeopathic Dispensary,
90 Bond street.-0pen daily from TX to Az O'Clock.
Free the poor Treatment inhalation and galvanism
In suitable cases
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Ii you want Luxurlant Wiskers, OK M0usta-
ches my oreuent viii produce them in ak weeks won't
sa.n pjure the skin 81 bottle, large bottles
taxing eight IS. Sent TO any part Of the country.
r, G. GRAHAM, 565 Broadway.
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Whiskers that times snew = sprinkling
Can be darkened in q twinkling-
by Single Application OF CrIstad0r0's Ex.
eeisor hair dye, which contains caustic does not
stain the skim lie inodorous, and imparts maschless
black brown Manufactured and applied at No.
Astor House.
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Fhe sYousg America" style OF Straw Hat
"A Leland n Co. prepared to furnsh the nat,
fsSs with the fashionable sty'e Of sra. hat, OIL
eur own manufactures; every hat viii have the name
Printed in gold letters on tip paper We have also
senpste Of all other styles OF MEMS boys
"a ehiIdren's straw bats, By the or dozen.
A LELAND n CO., Ill Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-26

THE THIRD ANNIVERSARY
Il ofthe
YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB,
VIII be celebrated on June 80, 1851. ~ the
METROPOLITAN THEATRE.
and dress circle will be reserved for Ia
dies knd gentlemen accompanying them. Cards Of admis
be obtained at Rings drug store, Broadway and
John street; H. b. Dodworths, 493 Broadway or Of tine
s. WALLACE CONE,
q. L, VAN ZANDT.
l.. +. HARRISON.
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Nations, Princes, Presidents,
With best Of chemists too,
Gave medals and certificates,

That Lyons Magnetic Powder II the only
faibe invention for destroying cockroaches bedbugs
and all insects. e. LYONS signature genuine srti.
Giles. Depot a24 Broadway, and No. South Eighth
street. Philadelphia.
Residents In Ague Distrlcts.-Sccure the
health OF Jour families by using the new "antdote TO
malaria called Rhodes Fever and Ague Cureo Its
ID proved by the Certificate OF the
chemist DR.. j. r. Chiffon, which accompanies each
bottle. For sale by G. II. Ring, Q. " Chckener Co.,
and dealers generally.
J. A. RHODES Providence, R. 1.
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Knox's summer kAats, OF Every style and
color ,uroass in tasteful elegance anything yet sho
= me public and you doubt IL call at either Of his
ssa,es b3s Broadway ana No. III Broadway, CORNER
q Fulton street. HIS hats for boys and childrsn
Dsdels Of beauty bis white beavers unapproach-
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Boots and SIloes-Executor's Sale to Close an
EsseA lot Of calf snd patent leather boots and
below cost until tnet.h Of July only, at 70 Nassau
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Great Men aavc Many Bed-Ielfo ws-S0 dc
the Artists' Club Of Ali Nations, who have just put
ther he ads together, taking photographs for 81 and
dsgueIreotypes for rs and so cents Depot Of art 2ss
Broad way. tn t5 ls5st lfs@ & ~
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II IMPORTED LIQUORS IN BOND-WINES BRANDIES,
Il gins, &c.-For sale. from under Custom House lock-
in the original packages with certificates Of importa
ton in halves quarters and eighth pipes for sale by
L. H. SIMPSON Sons, 10 Beaver st.
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Oak Hall Notice 1.-THE Beason being Adj
vancec, We lave determined to make sill, greater
ductcp in prices for our new stock OF SUM
msS clothing for me- And b0vs. Oak Hall,
DE GR6Or & son 81 auc So Fulton strest,
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GREEN'S SHIT and Furnishing Store, No.
Artor House.-Attenon is invited the superior arti
sIes in the gentleeun's furnishing department Tue
stock includes every variety of under shirts and draw
ers, ties, crava. Gloves MALT hose. gold shirt studs
mounted and other wise imported for the spring and
summer trade. The prices are moderate, and the as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-26

TWENTY FIRST WARD LIQUOR Dealers Ass0CIA-
u ton.-Arouse and attend your meetn&L-The
Fourth Of July near At hand-kesovsd I.as al and
Twenty first ward are particularly requested 10 attend
the meeting Of the Liquor Dealers Association Of the
said ward which will be held at 372 Fourth avenue,
Twerty seventh street. Wednesday evening" June n,
at eight O'Clock, when and where they win receive in
formation mos. important to their rs.rs: x
THE LIQUOR DEALERS OF HE TWENTY. SECOND
i ward will hold meeting at National Hall, Forty
fourth street. between Eighth and Ninth avenues, ON
Tuesday evening" june 2s at o'clock for the purpose
Of completing the ward organization, and completing
J. @. BURNHAM, Chairman
IMPORTED LIQUORS IN BOND-wINEs, BRANDIHs,
i gins, 6c-For sale. from under Custom House lock,
tion in halves quarters and eighth pipes for sale by
L. h. SIMPSON { sons, 10 Beaver 81.
AN. EXCELLENT QUALITY OF cLARnr WINE AT
~ per Dozen bottes returnedl; various grades Of
ssss.p kS1asn
TERs0Ns $50 Broome street. on the corner of Crosby ST.
uUNcARIAN AND AUSTRIAN wINEs.-THE UN.
m n
free from sOhSliS aamssgsss as per ce5ta... nom
quality Of these wines viii 30 found to compare most ia
issh is ssy william
have carefully tnaS.sa ssvess varieties
& e
quantity in their wine vaults find them to be of excel
juice Of the grape without any alcoholic or other Admx
mental medicinal other pure grape wine Among
the white Wines those Of Tokay, henes and Rus will be
have dpretis properties they are best for
gent will be servceable when such effect required Ii
gives peare to recommend these wines to the
public and that ths importers meet with the
encouragement thcy desire o..
New York. June 1855.
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Black Snks-SlacE Silks, Of Superior
make, warranted to weli, will be opened this
morning, and will be sold at great bargains. Also
OF rich plaid silks 26 inches wide, at S. per yard
Z. ID. LEADBEATER Il CO.,
347 Broadway, corner OF Leonard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-26

The Worlds Medical C0ngress.-This Extern
sfve medical institution composed OF foreign snd native
physicians representing every system Of prastce, both
Eedieal and surgical, in vogue, is open It 5l2
Broadway and ready for the treatment Of every disease
Known to the human frame. Invalos consulting this
stitoton avail themselves At OF the medical
and surgical skill Of the whole world. The Medical Con-
grsss 10 in session and may be consulted every day,
cent Sundays, from 8 A. N. to 8 T. M. A competent
physiean ,ntly attendance during the ioter
vas that the congress not in session. and may be
suited from Z to 8 A. N and TO z p. Al.
FL K. ROOT. NJ D. Superiutendent
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Anson's Dagnerreofyp es.-Lsrge Size for 90
ccnts coored and in moe twice the others take
for % cents. and equal In quality
elsewhere Tor 81 ANsoN $50 Broadway opposite Metro
Dolitan Hotel = =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-26

Important to observation-disclosures Ce.
n Paris, large assortment of Martens negative and
poaitive papers plain and prepared Bristol board bothng
and fltering papers, portfolios, embossed borders
gutta percha, chemicals nc. These papers used BY
the most celebrated photographers in Europa MEADE
BROTHERS, importers 2s3 Broadway, four doors above
AT
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SerofuIa, Rheumatism, xc.-Hyatts Life
Balsam certain to cure the most painful forns Of
these diseases water to quench thirst; also, old
rity OF the blood liver and Kidneys general debility,
6yspepsis ncpient consumption piles &c. Principal
depot FAC Grand street Seventy hye cents per bottle
Helloway,s Ointment aud Pllls.-scrofuia,
sat rheum rheumatism and all skin or muscular dis.
be readily cured if the ointment be rubbed
into the psrts affected salt is rubbed into meat No
external disease long Withstand the combined power
of these wonaexfu Incidence Sold at the manufactures,
80 Maiden lane and 244 Strand London, and by all drug
gists. At % cents 62h cents, and u per pot.
Tan, Pimpies, Frecsxles, Eruptlons, ErysI-
pelas and all skin ceformit,es, cured BY GOURAuDS
wonderful italian indicated soap Poudre subtitle up
roots hair from part Of the body Lofty foreheads on
ina % woman and s~ess smo0sh upper hps On
restorative ut the old depot 81 Walker street,
Broadwsy Mrs. Hays, Brooklyn.
Anson's Dagnerrsofy pes.-Lsrge Size for 80
cent? and IN 1ies case twice the size other. take
ss'bs ..' opposite fs'; Sss.
eS,s0Iss and d.susrrs,sypes o9Ss.e like No
III ssa issS. is
\ cphyr Cashmere suits, sI0.--Thsss RsaIIv
bean su suits from description Of
ns s1sS Ssd ESaS saa MSSss o
6S FuL ON streot.
Lac. Curtains, Window Shades Sc.-Bpy-
Great sd,snsss IN dealing De-. with srs ss.ss
psr csn.a Hence in buying lace curtains, and
Ale practices wise vol
opnortunity O tselectinE from extensive stock.
Good Chan ce-Carpets at cost, Prior to Re
ovaJn copss quence of removal 10 the
s.s Of s;s. s.sl
above the Astor Hon 80.
haax Dye, wigA and TcuPess- EssscheIsrs's
ssssr.ssd factory .Ecs, |: ass gress.. Nine
wholesale and retail. Ben are 81 tmitationa The hrgs
ssssrsnens Of wiss and teup, % IN me world
: DR.. 3. .. Fitch, AuGh>r OF the "six Lec-
sxes on Censumptionn cfhce n, Broadway open daily
.adsy exoepted) from to o'cioos treats consumption
iDs diseases Of ths hesrs and all onrenp diseases Of
NAies And ismalss, .C9psultAtion free.
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naax Dve WieA' and Toupees-- l3atcheIsrs's
ssissr.ted factory for articles a3s Broadway Nine
xets ., 70, ana au iostion Of his unrvaed hair We
hoyssais ana rssa Ia Of limitations The lsrxsI
sSpsrsment Of VIA an tou d 'ss IN the world.
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Photographs, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ste
eosoopes and coorsd like No
a o Fulton street, Brooklyn, CnAs. q. WILLIAMSON,
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|. DR.. 3. D. Fitch, Aueh>T OF tho "six Leo
sses ON Consumption cfce n, Broadway open daily,
Dsadsy exoepted0 from to coos rests consumption
tms diseases Of ths hesrs and all ohreno diseases Of
Naies End ismalss, Consultation free.
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MATRIMONIAL.

NTATRM0NIAL "A MERCHANT, ENGAGED IN A
I'M regular business down town, Ia offered the free
occupancy for Eve years Of modern built house. in
desirable location, provided he resides there as mar
ried man. The advertiser, wishing TO avail of this
liberal Offer respectfully socits the OF
manageable ladies who disposed to assist in CON
sumnatng this arrangement. Address box ,l4g Post
Office.
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SITUATION WANrED-AS CHAMBERMAID OR
"A wsiteress, by Protestant young woman
abe refer to the family with whom shs sngag
ed, at No. ~ 9TH ave.
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IanA Curtalns. Windoyy Shades Gsc.-I3rv-

ara great advantage dealing with large estsbls
enta the extensive the business the emaer
per csn.a Hence IN buying lace curtains
soncerns iii that q kelly fERG 0soN. 2sI Roadway
epportunity o tsesctinx from an extensive stock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-26

ITO WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.-A YOUNG MAN WHO
can give the best Of references character and
ability, wishes 70 obtain situation In Wholesale drug
store where he learn the business line addressed
to d. Il NJ 419 Broadway, viii receive immediate atcn-
ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-26

4 GENTLEMAN WHOSE FAMILY Is IN THE COUN-
IA try for the summer months, wants neat and tidy
woman TO DO the entire work of his house. Apply,
with references to w. DIX West 26th st., between 9th
and It'll avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-26

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL Is DESTROYS OF A
"A situation as dressmaker seamstress In q private
family; is good sewer, and thoroughly understands
her BUSH Has the highest testimonials from her
last employer Plesse call or address N. A. o. "a Dvi.
sion ST., for three days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-26

a cphyr Cashmere suhfs, sIO.-Thsss Really
bean u suits manufactured from description Of
6ne ooen goods OF rich delicate shades About 100 Of
them seld daily 1t EVANS clothing waehouse and
VuL o street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-26

a SITUATION WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE ENG
oheston ~ an short s,t.aes ne
country Good references given. Can be for two
days BY calling ct 242 Cherry St. In the rear second
6ooY loom No. s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-26

- ROcERY WANTED, IN CHEAP TEMPERANCE
stands his busness give the best Of city
mendaton; others need apply Call carly os The
corner of street and Hamilton under
the Hamilton market, South Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-26

EMPLOYERS WANTING EXPERIENCED AND EFFI-
IL Gent dcmestics In city and country respect
fully invited to call at MANNINGS Office 27l Bowery
(ae 26l) and choose from rejection Of the most
peept and respectable servants in this city, vlz-Pro
testant coachmen, giocms porters, walters farmers
Protestant and Catholic first rate cooks
Scotch American German and colored servants prompt
ly supplied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-26

A GOOD PLAIN COOK WANTS A SITUATION, IN A
"A small family; 10 good washer and ironsr or would
do chamberwork and assist in thu washing and ironing
or waiting has the best city reference. Phase at
166 9th between Sd and 4h avenues In the rear
two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-26

A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL WANTS A SITUATION
IA as lady's maid; she understands hair dressing,
dressmakDg, and plain and fancy work. Good refer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-26

A RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS
IA chanbeImaid, and to assist in washing and iron.
ing, or as chambermaid and to take Of children
has NO objection 10 in the country Has the beat Of
city reference Can BIO for three days. at 80 East
11th st near I'd avenue
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YATANIED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w woman as nurse, TO 60 to California with IA
ily and will make herself ussfui the best Of city
Can be for At liz 18th street,
between LIST and ID avenues
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A s CHAMBERMAID AND SEAMSTRESS, OR AS NURSE
IA and seawstress--A respectable Protestant girl,
with highly satisfactory city reference will be found
thoroughly competent in either station Call address
1858 Bowery, corner of 4th st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-26

A FRENCH GIRL DESIRES SITUATION AS NURSE
IA She is good sesmstrsss She give good recon-
msndation. Call at 193 East Goth ut.
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GOOD GIRL WANTS AsrTUATI0N, TO DO HOUSE.
N work for q small family, as chambermad and
to assist in washing and ironing. Has good reference
from present employer Apply at l59 18th st. near
I'd avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-26

TI,HE ADVERTISER WISHES EMPLOYMENT WHERE
Il energy, confidence, and integrity would be avail
able has been in business years, and lost oil by
fire. ven known, and give satisfactory reference
Aedress A. p j., care Of Julian Allen 100 Water at.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-26

OARS EXHIBITION--A GENTLEMAN, WHO SPEAKS
English, French, and German going to the Cry stall
Palace at Paris exhibitor, by the next steamer,
would be willing 70 make arrangements with American
references given Address Mr.. j. box 1885, Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-26

II OUSEKEEPER ,WANTED--A WOMAN WHO Is EX-
l1 peIienced in all branches of domestic WORK may
apply by letter. including and reference directed
to w. w. Herald Office,
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A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A
"A situation chambermad, and to assist in wash
ipg and ironing, to do the general housew of
small family; is q good plain cook washer and ironer
Good reference can be given Can DO seen for three
eayt if not at 1l6 West 25th st. upper floor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-26

A N AMERICAN WIDOW WISHES A SITUATION AS
IA heusekeeper IN . respectable family where there
10 NO other mistress Best Of reference. Call ct l32
Suffolk ST., for two days.
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REWARDS.

n n REWARD.-sTOLEN, FROM THE BowERY
UlO theatre, ten keyed cocoa wood Germsn
lutte p black leather Whoever will deliver the
anne at A. G. Badgers flute mandatory, ISL Broad
say, will receive the above reward and questions
Lskad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-26

A RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION, AS
IN nurse seaInstress or to do general bcusework.
has the best of city reference Call for two days at 10
sd avenue between 18th and 18th in the shoe atore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-26

DLAIN COOK AND WASHER.--A GENTLEMAN
IL leaving the city, wishes to procure situation
above Tor person now IN nus family and whom ne csn
at lC4 East 10Th at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-26

IITANTED- BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A
w situation to do general housework in Q small pri.
vate family, or chamberwork. No objection TO 90
short distance In the country Please call ut 1855 22d
between 1st and I'd avenues third floor, back room for
two daye.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-26

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A STU.
IA alton CHI ambermaid and seamstress, or TO take
Of Children has lived four years in her last place
objection to in the country for the Bes. Of
city reference Call at l2 Wooster St, in the rear
near Canal, for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-26

CITUATIONS WANTED-BY TWO GOOD GERMAN
y servants FIRST class cock, washer and roner
the other for general houlewcrB Also two experienced
Irish Protestant girls want situations to do general
house work. In city country; understand their bust
Best city references Apply at 10 Hilary ST.,
Fulton, BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-26

A s SEAMSTRESS-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
IA wiihes situation as seamstress can cut ana fit
boys and girls clothes, and take of couple Of
children Please address seamstress 4o5 Pearl St. near
ly opposite Madison, for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-26

vITANTED-A GOOD PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN,
w ss waiter, in family where she will be comfort
able If she acts abe ought good reference IL requr
ed; she must understand business Call Ut so sd
ST., between and IL o'clock A. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-26

@ r0LEN OR SIRAYED-FROM THE VILLAGE OF
- New Rochelle the night of the Goth June a spot
ted red and white and red cow gives milk and the
right eide OF her bag the two teats each other
cooked horns small three years old the property
Of p. Reynolds, New Rochelle Any person VINO may
find her viii get $40 reward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-26

WI ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w Protestant young woman, as cook; Is COED
washer ironer objection to 60 short distance
In the country with private family; has the best Of
city Can be seen or two days at 81 West lth
street, near 9th avenue.