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Assessed Value OF Iiiinuis for 1853.

At the recent tssoh of the Legislature, the
Hon lhos. H. Campbell, Auditor Of Ilnui, sub
m,tted to that body u tabular steteintnt of the
assessed value Of the personal and real property
listed for taxation in the several counties of the
State. in the year 1859, as returned to his office
The retu'ns, Though not entirely complete, ore
efficiently 81. for all practical purposes and give
n very gratifying exhibit Of the wealth and re
sources Of the State. We compile fiom it the fol,
,wining totals:
The nun ber Of horses in the State is 2s6 994 ,
valued at Slc5302llI0. The average value
per head in the several counties i Si366.
The number of neat cattle is SIS 40. valued at
IS 635 l00G4 The average value per head is
St0l7.
The number of mules and asses il 1856, val.
ucd at s5s5,9l6. The average value per heads
:i658.
The number Of sheep is 515,l5S, valued at
S705Si5 80. Tie average value per head is 81
IA.
The number Of hogs is i3s3.6ls valued a,
50 67057s l2. The average value per head is
81 93
The ndhi5er of carriages and wagons is lOo,,
63S, valued at S2SG3. 100 80; average value
s32 H.
The number Of clocks and watches i. 81 $50
valued at sjl6,22G 62. average value Sc 50,
500 average value Sl35 os.
! The aggregate value VI the merchandise is ST.,
31s $50 IS.
! The aggregate value Of bankers property is
81 569,07S 65.
The aggregate value of manufactured articles
is $5Si,79i.
The aggregate value Of moneys and credits is
! Sll ,429,ll7 40.
The aggregate value Of stocks and bonds is
SI7!,5l3 II.
| The aggregate value Of unenulnerated person.
al property is 81, ,lC7375 i3.
! The aggregate value of landa in Tie several
counties IS Sll250. $40.
| The aggregate value Of .own lots is sS2, $50,
I'll.
! The following estimate ofthe value Of real and
personal property, Ss assessed for the year s6S,
aud the taxes thereon, will, it is believed ap
prOXmate sery near to the correct amount
I Aggregate valuation returned, S2O442s III
' from Co. not returned, cay go, 2S7 %
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The t.ardner [ ase aud IL, Terrible Ending

The Cardner ase aud Its Terrible Ending
We copy from the New York Herald, the fol
lowing succinct history Of the famous Gardner
fraud, which ended few days ago in the con
yictiop and suicide Of Gardner:
Our Telcgraphic adyices receiTcd yesterday
from Washmg,on, and elsewhere published IL
this paper briug to u- the Information OF the
sentence Of DR. George A. Gardner to ten years
imprisonment at hard labor, in tho penlten'iarJ
of the District Of Columbia upon verdict ol
his jury, OF guilty oi forgery IN the matter oi
hat magnificent Mexican claim, upon which lie
received from the treasury of the United States
the sum Of four hundred aud twenty seven thou,
sand and some hundred and odd dollars, But
the fatal and terrible fnaie oil his case followed
close upon the judges sentence; for the GRIMM
nl. few hours after WAS found dead in his cell
doubtless the result Of poison retained about hls
person to meet the contingency. Thus ends
the career of young man scarcely twenty
eight years OF age, intelligent, educated aud
capable, under good counsels, of high and hon
orable achievements
Our readers are familiar with the history OF
tins Gardner claim. The treaty OF peace Of As
with Mexico, set apart S3l25 900 for the salts
faction of the claims Of American citizens against
Mexico for the damages to their business trans
actions ia Mexico on account ofthc war.
Among the claimants under this head was
De George A. Gardner, formerly Of This state
and of highly respectable family. He demand.
ed half million for damages incurred in the
suspension, during the war. Of tho working OF a
certain rich silver mine in the state OF San Luis
Potosi, IL Mexico, and for the total loss of said
niue, aud all his investments therein. He had
resided for many years in Mexico, practising his
profession as h travelling dentist; he had &C.
qured the language Of the country and from
travels and observations was thoroughly conver
sant with its geography. lie had explored the
mining district of San Louis Potosi, Sonora, Ga
anaiuato, Guadalaxara, Queretaro, and other
states and had thus made himself familiar with
the whole system Of mining operations in Mex
leo.
After the war he returned to " asLing'or, and
was engaged about year therein making up
the papers, indenturCs and vouchers III Spanish
sntl Eugish, Of his claim. In this internal he
visited Mexico for the purpose OF getting docu'
men,s and Signature and other written ties
,mony. After the presentation Of the claim and
papers. he again visited Mexico, and returned
with tho additional documentary evidence de
manded by the board Of commissioners. An
award exceeding Si27c00 was allowed in his
favor by the board, consisting ot George Evans
0i Msne' i,oGG' fT,I;ana "",, This dcc;son he,nr
Sa'eo o. o"'',"' " ne.,,,,,.;,L ,a;I o"o. KS
maj tAe hou'y "n' ...,n,r 81 ,.o t,oaar,y
ihahas Co'W''t u,'n ,oa,;n, ,ho s.u,.a af,ho
sh'r' ,Ih' Oe'y'v' v" ,t', 'e"s Jan,rtm'on, A.
h'cd I'H'es '' Wy IN
Co'"'" H'u s0.' a - M Csr5ra, c,r A.,
as ono o' o",o o"v SV, ,nau Law o,New yo,t
sum OF FouoyJ, % ,,, ,,oo AZ roo, ,o
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18

Senator Douglas lately gave . grand eetss
tainment at Washington, at which bis tsbssa
were graced with gau,e-all Of which we're -
tainsd from Tie prairiss and ksss!s 4 lllceh
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Mansion House,

GT<SA A4 q IL . oAOA SsSS'
E.::EH BY,1WOS. j. WADE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS recently ,,,j Pur, mn
<a-Is,S5SS chased this well known stand on
the cont house square Ottawa, aud having en-
,rrlvrenovatcd aud Gifted II, has made II dec'
driIy he best hossc ~ the city.
Ne /. prepared ia acroumod dane Any amou'l,oi
tIayeIlersund buarictsiu ihevery hest Slyle' anu m
will always keep sn ommbus and baggage "aEoh
ready 10 convey passengers 70 Sn1 ii"'n"e '"'''
at each tune of their arrval 1.-THE depot. l,;,,
Ilistahlc will be furnished with all thr uy'''"
cies the country can afford, luclndmgnU k'h.s o'
~li game, while his terms Tor boarders anu ,'""
srni custolner-w ,llbe aslow as the times Will
uY.
A large barn with ample 81 abi'ng,s attached c
the house sufficient 10 accommodate any numhe'
ofhor,rs Also a large carriage house, brslurS
allother convcnicucrs necessary Tor ihecom'oTto o.
those " ho may favor him with their custom MO
TEIGER HOUSE. Ottawa, Illinois, by G. II
" Gsi ger; Oh La Sale street near the Me
,hoiis, Chutch Nov l5-tf
r q. STONE, SriHe Hrses and Trunk Ma
81. piftctHrrr, and CdTriage Trimmer; corne
ofCaral and Columbus streets, Ottawa. III.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18

vyrM W. W.CANARLY, Dedicr in Drugs Ne
w defines. Pailis, oils, Patent Medicines,
V,ppisies, Dge SiufS. Sc; second store norm OF
,ha N,nsion House, Ottawa, Ill. may
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18

~ THOMPSON, Deaieria Drug, Pdtr"'
III, NsHciacs, Paints oils, Tdrn'shes, Dg'
SuSs, Sc. betwecn,he City Hoteland Hedd'cN
Block Ottawa, ILL.,
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Business Gar0s.
c. VA Va q asaa;

Carriage and Wagon Mandatory,
Il GAY wouldin hlslrcuds and cu.to
~ mcrs tina, he has removed to his new shop al
thesouih- west publicsquar where hc
ntlnu,themanuiacturlnp oicauiages ,huIgios
and wagonsn the latest nd mosrapproyed styles
Being practica workman, he iiat,eTs himsrlithai
hecan build rs good work rs can be produced inihls
market. IPorkmade to orderand warranedtogive
entire satisfaction. Repairngdone Oh the shortest
notice.
Cn.h pa id for aen some d lumhcr. ] G CIV
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18
TAILORING.

AILOSINO
WILLIAM CONNELLY
II ESPECrFULLY informs the citizens ofOt-
II tawaandthe surrounding country, that he
hasIustrccriveda 4 new stock Of
BroIicioihS, CisSincr,S and Eesting,
OF the atest.tylr, andal kind, OF tailors' trim
MINIS. all Of whichhe will sell cheap Tor cash
Also, all kinds Of Ready Made Clothing of his
manufacture.
Rringan oldresdirntin Ottawa, he would wish
Tor his old acqunntanccs TO give him call before
purchasing elsewhere.
TAII.DRING N CUTTING
Done on the shortest notice this Did staOd oTpo
site the old Guy Hotel, on Madison St next door
4, D,nl Lcahy's Boot and Shoe Shop.
Wantrd---A first rate lonrneymantnlo apo
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teery body ma"is ~ Every body reads il !
Fanny Ferns New Book

HAS metw,h sale Of 10000 copies in tpenty
days.
Fern leaves from Fanny'sportiolio, with eigh,
elegnn, illustrations, is the book oithe time.
We do not hesitate 10 pronounce IL one Of the
most readable books Of the ddy"--Ch Journal
Fanny has made herself name that piH Sc
cure a peieoa,c to her book in thousands Of
homes Boston Carpet Bag.
For sale u: wholesale and re,ailby
July23. A. n. & G. BuRLEY, Chicago.
NOW is THE TIME FOR FRUIT TREES
Barry's great work on the fruit garden intended
to explain and illustrate the physiology Of frui,
trees; theory and practice Of all operations con-
nected with propagation, pruning, transplnnting
outoi orchards and gardcns--destruclion Of in.
preserving frui,s-selrction Of varieties
Price, slgS. Ccprsfor,he counirymnilcdfree Of
postage, BY A " 4 G.. hurley,
iuty T.? Lake ST., Chicpgo.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18

The postmaster general has decided that ian
actnal subscribcrto weekly, newspaper residing
within the county where the same ia printed and
published, is entitled to receive such paper free
of postage at any Office in tho adjoining county
provided such is the one at which be usually 10.
ceyss cca.munica!ions by mall
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-18
PlOWIng.

Does the reader wish dissertation on plowing,
giving our views on the manner it should be
done, del Well, here it is in two lines
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-26
LONDON ADvERTIsEMENT.


GTKAnGERs GUIDE IN LONDON.
~ nAEERa-
hETCAIrs, BINGLEY A CO., sponge merohAnA and
Priumsrs 70 his Royal Hxhnsss Prince Albert Id and
Isl OXFORD strsos.
MosELEY. JOHN 4 son, II and IL New rrecA CovssA
GARDEN Needles, 40, As. kstsblished i73o.
BELLEVUE u0TEL n Norfolk street. Strand; FRO.
rrctor. Mr. Culvtrws Tho beat and central stua-
ton in London Board lodging. snd Service "a Sd. per
day.
..w LlsEr pnArrns.
WARWICK HOUSE, Nicoii, Haynes ssmes Ia sad
la Regent So Shavis silks brsh lac Scotch
The London Nsntle and Shawl ROYAL Crystal
Warehouses 81 and 60 So Psuis Churohyard and 6s and
10 Paternoster Row.-Silks, NANTES dresses Scotah
Cashmere, and China sha~is
FARMER A ROGERS, i7l I7s and IT'S Regent s.rsss
India thawIs, Trepeh, English, and Scotch shavis.
cIEAvBH, T. s. inventor ard only maker Of the e.ns-
soap Wholesale and for exportAuon- Is Red Lion square,
Holtorn.
NICoLL, H. l. D., patented for thor Sicolls palesoA
Il ITO. lis ana Va Regent street, ana = Cornhill.
BUrpRfFss
tbs edition Of Manhood nervous and Eensrativs
debility. snd tbs causes Of premature decline with self
eure, sent Gree for 4 bv the author, DR. j. Curtis
Aibcnarls street Pcsdilly.
Madame Tussaur Exhibition baker street BArsar PORT
square; aanisNion Is Napoleon Room and Chanbss
Of Horrors, Sd. Open daily from II A. NJ o10P.M
laureuts Casino Ara Vie Roena, Great Windmill strssA
banding .very night cSAiussOr Ms laurent Admission
one fhillt.a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-26
SIILLNERY AND DREssMAKING.

r AIDES STRAW HATs.--JusR RECEIVED BY THE
IL subscrir Ay Of 1eGhsss, Dunstabie, Florence,
spt and whole Straw fancy Irsnsh braid lace and otos
hats ladies nsses All Of vhish in II
the advance Of the season he cs less thea
$40, eH0, PgLrtN Nl RrYadrhxa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-26
LIQUORS. 60.

CLARET WINE q rs PER DOZEN, BOTTLES RE
sninsd-6ransies vnes. liquors. eordiais &c, ~ 20
Per cen below any other house, porter aes
'sgars Sc. Wholesale and retail, and pur
DossA ~ Fh. u. UNDERHfLL, 40 Broemc ssreehs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-26
SPORTING, sc.


EANCY PIGEors STARS, SPOTS, swAIL0wa
carriers dragons msgpies barbs rus, fAntails. tur
bot pouter tumbler o. every kind blue rocks ana
dressing g. box S2ea NJ T. Post once, by applying IN
the rear Of Is Clnten street. Brcsbyn, before An &c
sftcr O'Clock Pm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-26
EOR SALE.

TSOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR GOOD PROPERTY
IN this city Brooklyn, 80 Of land In Flushing
for ovemeD this property offers unsurpAssed advan
tages For Particular address J. o., Herald ohos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-26

ITO DRUGGISTS--A BARGAIN.-To BE SOLD I'M
first class drug store, in Of tho best
in the city Apply st once to HALE co. 30 Nassau
At
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-26

L,oR SALE ON ACCOMMODATING TERMS OR
~ould be estate at the South the four
three stor brown stone and brick front houses and also
ALe building adjoining Nos q, 81 So 10 and ~ Pro.
tidsnt street Broobyn They rs elias, bald. with
all improvements, built by days work ~ the owoor.
Address Chn Lowry, ksq, 81 Fulton street. or 6ou
lard, q premiaea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-26

E,OR sALR--A SMALL HOTEL, WITH STOCK, FIX
lures and nine years OF unsxpirsd lease wth billiard
attached usted In Of the beet most respccs
BILE. and central parts Of Brooky Satisfactory reasons
even for selling For particulars apply 20 HAMILTON
HARE. Real Rstate Agent 1874 Fulton street. Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-26

CTEAM ENGINE AND BoILER-FoR SALE, AN
- eight engine in good run ming order,
and roller early Inquire a. oee No. 2l2 Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-26

U,o BB SOLD CHEAP-FOUR LOTS OF LAND ON l2oTH
street and Eighth avenue, street graded and in tho
remain on bond and mortgage. Apply TO j. OSHEE, 20
Burlinr slip, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-26

E'0R sALE-A HOUSE AND 2h ACRES OF LAND
Mt Fort Lee. mile from the ferry tho Haeken
sack road Inquire Of JOHN oNEILI on the premises
or OF Francis O'Son. 20 Tenth avenue near &xssenu
Ne York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-26
REMOVALS.

IL FRO the late firm OF A. c. Bene Diet Co., would rs
specifically call the sttentn OF his friends and the public W
bis splendid sssortment Of watches jewslry silver
diamonds Ac. N B-Watshes French CLOCKS and iewe y
carefully repaired. WIN. 5. TARBELL,
SUCCESSOR TO Levi Scribner, 395 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-26

G,eRsALR OR 10 LET.-A MODERN THREE STORY
A 3 LEVY, 10 wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-26

E'IFTH AyENUE LOTS FOR sALE.-Two LOTS
25s by 100 feet each situated the cast eide OF Fifth
avenue between Eightythrd and Eightyfourth Streets
and directly opposite the great Central park Sixty
eulArs apply to WM. G. HIGGINS, AS Eighsh avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-26

NovKLrIKs-BY THE STEAMER KURoPA-THF
IN subscribers will open this morning. cases Of Psr
drsss goods consisting Of barge grensdne organds
laconet bounced robes embracing designs which
have not az YET appeared In this market UBSDELL PKIR
son LAKE, al broadway, between Grand and Broomi
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i upders ned after several years experiences in ma.
crushing perfected his machine thae
he IN believing 4 to be she moss ee9nos
view the merits Of the machines now beiorc
Of his ma hines
all them not less than ~ and sho
ann unit OF reck 20 be crushed sh. BE- from ~
number Of tons bs satisfactory 70 practical mne
1t shall be passed through grating not less tnap
meshes to 81 forfeit OF toCO viii DO mace ~
any time This offer stands perpetual
JOHN W. COCHRAN, IA East Thirty second ssreet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-26

S,0R iE-H0TTL NEAR THE JUNCTION OF
ktghth Avenus aud BrcaswAy; splendid stsss for hu
tness. VITA uNturee. Also. iron foundry, sixtees
buudtnr lot situated Harlem mediately the
Harlem river lsc two houses an building lsts be-
tNeen flh sad sixth avesues Brookyn two oyster and
anlng aleons ON Broadway and Crosby street Apply AZ
I02 assam street. reom9 Ri PURDY AGO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-26

{tLIFroN, STATEN ISLAND.-THE SUBSCRIBER
offers for sale of the most situated
building lots at Clifton the Narrows the
Van wagenen, Esq This pcnto, Y ths most at,rae
tiye for residences the island OCOkNER g RenSs
street, Q Al the end ef omnibus route. Clifton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-26

A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN AND GE TLEMAH
"A and his wife I'm pleasant and good boAri
:9 Third avenue below Twenty street
she house has gas and baths.
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CLOTHING, sc.
A NEW CLOTHING sTORR--MEN AHD BOYS CLIO
thing - cold 9. The lowest possible prices Vs.
derbt Co., l65 Sixth avenue, door above Twenty
eighs street. Constantly on hand splendid sssortne.
OF cloths oassoerss and yesngs which will be msds
order in the hesa y Please favor with patron
age. JACOB vANDSRRIn4,
1HOS. K. AUBURN.
JOHN L.. TICR.
CAsTorF CLOTHING An d FURNITURE WANTED -
~ Persons derous Of converting their east OF articles
into cash obtain fair prec by sending for the ubse
Der, al his residence, or through the post ore
L. N. DUSsELD0RF, Is Elm street
" blades attend, TO by Mrs. Dusseldorf
CAST-oFP CLOTHING. 81 Oo WORTH WANTED
" The highest cash price will be literally given,
money for large small lots Of good clio. lag
Of every description. Address through post call
JAMES hARohf At his second hand store No IL o.ange
street, Chatham.
CHpAP AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING 80 BROAD
" way, black fYoeks, $40; black and figured doeskin
81 French Marsces vest, s. Also
youths clothing In suits all colors, tastiy Gu, and
able price.
S(RN AND BOYS cLoTHING-Ar WHOLESALE
M and retail, at the 10 vest pricea by
J. VANDERBILT, 81 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-26

COUNTRY BOARD-IN THE BEAUTIFUL VILLAGE
" Astoria the water with and speedy
York many times daily large FIRST floor,
suitable for gentleman snd wife Apply to Mrs. Rooms
premises to b. g. watson 100 Front street. Re
fer xchA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-26

UyURNISHRD ROOMS TO LET-AT THE AMERICAN
Hotel Of Ans and Nassau streets. This ho
tel kept the European pan fog the accommodation Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-26

BILLIARDS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS.-H TABLES
ID at 8 Ann street. an entrance from ll9 Fulton New
York Fourteen tables at 1863 Chestnut street. Phadet
pha. Tables hand for SALE made TO order Of any
size for private houses Cloths bais and all articles
IN the line for sale.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

LEX THOMPSON 4 W. CRAwTORD's PATRSY
"A friction roller hoist Wheel mandatory ~ L&ure
street. Dummies new aaA improved pfss and van
Rsntsa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-26

LtIGH1H AVENUE LOTS FOR SALE THE SOUTH
~ west Of Seventy sixth street and Eighth
and n90niug lot tho and adj oiag lot
Seventy sixth street. good solid ground. Inquire u
STEPHEN ROBERTS, shipsmith. S6s South strset,
Gouverueur slip.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-26

poARDING-A LARGE AND PLEASANT UNrUR-
- nished room, first floor With two fine paptres at
taehed suitable for gentleman and wife where the
forts Of home BIO enjoyed Apply At S3 Henry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-26

TOR sALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A TEA,
coffee sugar and wine store, located leading tho
roughf and doing excellent
be extended 10 unlimited amount None bat cash
customers mood apply 70 JH G.sEARIN6, No 3Nss-
street fret floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-26

A GENTLEMAN AND HIS wIFn AND FEW SIN
"A gle gentlemen can " aeconmo lated with elegant
furnished pArsr and he'd with board in priv ate
fsmily Rahs in the house. Call ~ LII Seventh
betwsen First avenue and avenue A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-26

A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE FAMILY, RESIDING AT
n No 9Ashand place. the upper part Of Perry street.
can Afsw single gentlemen and also gentle
good home The house contains all the modern improve
Rooms furnished unfsrnhed Best Of references
giyen. Terms moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-26

MATCHES, JRWELRY AND GOLD PENS.-IMPOR-
w tant 10 purchasers Brosdway-Ths great objection
20 ths great and splendid thaa
the prices unio my higher than In other localities In
the city although the are known TO be q the drst
qualify Wilmarth Benton have this obstacle
their splendid store No AS Broadway whore
they offer extensive stock Of watches and jewslry
branch Of their extensive business already
established Call before purchasns eeyhers, We an
MARfH / BENTON, No. As broadway, between Lsonssi
and nthony streets, opposite the Tabernacle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-26

VONKSRS PROPERTY--FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
for genteel house In this city Broskyn msdern
built house lot 90 foet front BY 20 deep also
several lots adjoining situated Broadway, tho
seminary, and commanding view OF tho river TO New
York city: Apply TO J. A. PEASK Bixbys Hotel corner
Of Park place and Broadway, between IL and 2o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-26

DRUG STORE FOE SALR-lS WELL SITUATED UP
~ town, and handsomely fitted also he lease Of
store viii DE sold at great saoshce as the ewner
ohiigee 10 leave tho city. Apply 20 PLkFoLD, CLAY
"A Elainher
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-26

DOAwDING GOOD BOARD, WITH FURNISHED
I'D rooms, and bath, be had by persons Of the
frst responsibility BY applying az No. West Twenty
near Madison park room and bedroom that communal
suitable gentleman and hs wife; only i've board
era taken. Reference required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-26

CTEAM ENGINE FOR SALE AND BUILDING TO
- letTo let the large and convenient bnding formerly
occupied ~ ii. Durham Co. foot Of West Thirty third
street. suitable for manufacturing purposes possession i'm
mesat.y Also 70, sale or to lot the steam snsins soisr
Warrington street, New York, 70 VIM Buraon, lo2
Front strect BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-26

L1oR sALE-A SPLENDID HOTEL AND FURNITURE,
n only three miles from New Nork Has ne acre Of
ground stables bathing boa ing fishing &C. For
eosuty of scenery and healthy location this properly
equailed Stages all hours Of the Day plank
road The hotel nearly and has always been allied
With first class boarders Apply at 100 Broadway, Of
GREENOUGH 4 CAV iEY, from IL A. VI. TO +. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-26

L'0R SALB-FfRST CLASS GROCERY SToRE. ON
Eghth syena. for nstisg money, ald sssnd' horse
and wagon included 81 30 Ghfliress elething aud fancy
goods store Sixth splendid stand stock snd
trade establishes SloQ0 bakery estasshment on Mar
ket street, hewArk, NJ J. Hardware stare Ihifd
nue corner q Eisstyseoond street Apply ~ Nassau
street, room o. r.. l.. PURDf A co.