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Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-09

The Bulletins Washington correspondent
saws that Senator Cole has introduced bill
TO aid in the construction OF road from Oro-
vile, by way of the North Fork OF Feather
river, American Valley and Beckwourth's
Pass, to Virginia City The land grant pro.
posed in this bill is twenty alternate sections
per mile on earh side, with range Of only
ten miles beyond the line Of the road IN case
the sections which would otherwise be grant.
ed should be mineral lands No further aid
is contemplated by the bill which. II must be
added, contains some novel provisions. The
even numbered sections reserved by the
Government are to be open for pre-einptlon
and purchase at the price Of S2 80 per acre.
The Com any is also pledged to carry tue
mails, troops and properly OF the Govern
ment for fifty years at such rates OF compen-
cation as the respective departments ior
whom the service is performed may fix and
determine. Work on this r0Id is to be com
menced within six months from the enact
inent of the bill, and completed IN SIX years
thereafter.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-09

Struggle Tor Life.--William smith
tends the iftt River ferry on the soda Springs
wagon road and has generally kept an Indian
to assist HIM in managing the boat One
day last week brother the Indian SO EN-
ployei came TO the opposite side OF the river
from where the boat Was mo0red and desired
Ia he lcrrird across As the river was very
high, Smith refused to cross him over. This
enraged the Indian employed on the ferry
and he commenced rolling up his sleeves and
swearing vpnganee. Seeing his hostile ma
neuyers, Smith started to run into the house
.tu CT his gun tn prut,ct himself with in case
it was necessary. The Indian OWNED his
intention and run for the gun also declaring
he would shoot if he could get it. smith got
10 the gun first, but he had scarcely grasped
it before his antagonist ciasped him 50 firmly
around the arLis and body as 10 prevent hun
from using the weapon. A d. sperate strug-
gle then followed for the possession of the
rife until the Indian. tired out and suddenly
released his hold and then fed 50 rapidly as
to prevent Smith from drawing bead on
him tlue pill should be administered TO
that savage -Shdstd Courier.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-09

Loxe, who killed WIN. ~ Ilh,ns. my.
- Tn ,m. a few weeks ago wa
,,ta, tried At Red Bluff, last week, a,, ana
found guilty Of murder IN '"'
degree.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-09

f. G. RAspAr, recently convicted
N the United states Court OF rob
hing the Postoffice in Portland. Or
gon and sentenced to twelve years
in the Penifent'ary. has been par
A med by President Johnson.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-09
Springfield tuol. January 18th, 1863

AG-ee. pI We notice the planting
of many trees about residences and hoieis ill
Bnjse Cry. Nessrs GriihD q Bsroef arc
Ioosiag 10 it that the Overland shali DE 10
exception. having placed row oil hea. you,ls
cation woods and quaking aspens aronha th"
front ON each street Boise VIII ere iong ~,
val her great wicked but oesul'iui sis"r VI
the plsins. --Stofesmdn
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-09
E,oridu papers are bIufllng each other

on biz potatoes. They have got them up :"
10 noun s each. with three 10 tue ou9"''
We, expressed our doubts ol The 'l'-f'""''
,,bsn friend of ours-who lived on one o'
Tie isl,,pds-assured US he has seen 'N''"
even larger Than that He says '"e '''~i.'s
are very rocky aud the farmers hunt 'oO"'
TOR hole n the rocks when he puts III ~
toto lin the ,,otsto always grows until II ni'S
the hole he don't know how large 'hey "ou'1
grow il they had room "
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-09
,otIee to Delinquents'

vUHE ACCOUNTS due HILL \ MlLLAK' ~
have been placed in the hands oil d. n
KNAPP. who is authorized &c .oliect Anu fe-
eeint for the same. w. J. HILL
~, ~ W. H. W. MILLARD.
Silver City, Dec IA, 1858.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-09

yu1HE PROPRIETOR OF this Large ana
C,mmodious House has TENTED
.nd psfrrn;Shed the Establishment IN ~u-
perior style. making it second 10 none
In the Territory. ,,-t;,n n,
Being situated in the business pos.lan a,n,' oi
toun II at1urds unusual facilities 10 inc ta'-
cling public generally. Rooms fli'eo up es'
pecially for the use and
Arcom alton Of Fa Miles
sr Thankful for past patronage no PAM
will be spared to merit continuancee % e"s
same. l21rfl V. Bl.ACkiNohh
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-09

Axentx.--BLAKE 4 CO, at the Post
sf1ce, Idaho City.
T.. J. SWART. at Rogers Store. Lentyllle
CAPT. GE,i. DREW, at the Postoince, IN
herman K Co 8 Store. Owyhee CITY.
H.HL LAMKIN, City Book Store, BOISE
City.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-09
Notice To Deiinquents.

A IL. NOTES AND ACCOUNTS DUE HI
"a RAM d. RoSENCRANS are PAYABLE to
the undersigned during Mr.. RS absence.
l3tf THOS. J. BUTLER, Agent.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-09

AND GREEN sPECTA-
ID Giles to prevent SNOW flindness u
istfI C. r. ROBBINA
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-09

The Tidal Waue Of deeper souls
Into our inmost being rolls,
And Lifts US unawares
Out of all mealer osrea
Lcnafs'I0~.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-09

Dry Goods, Clothing, HATS Boots, etc.
according TO quality
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-03-09
THE TIDAL WAVE

Is PUBHsHgD sEzI zIwsrKLr-
T~-sstay and Friday mornfnxs.
II. J, - j. =. BUTLER,
Proprietors.
,Postotsce Building, Washington Street,
rsRss or SUBSCRIPTION IN cURRrscf;
single Copy, per Year ar..,..-..--.-.. $40 %
:. Six Months 49,. 80
g One Month ....-.....- l 90
g Each .......-... bO
ADVERTISING RATES IN CURRENCY;
one Square. 10 lines or less, one time 50 %
1" Each additional week ....-. 00
Professional cards, per Quarter, ,...... 10 %
ar A liberal reduction from the above rates
rill be made on lengthy or yearly advertise
ments.
TEN lines of this type, or equivalent space,
make one square.
The New York herald., 1869-06-02

nsnufactured common and me dunn srsde, OF black and
bright work fair request for The home Trade ~
higher prices other quiet but steady In value
We quote =
The New York herald., 1869-06-02

more active and higher About 2oO bbs were Sold at 81
wmALEfooTs were quiet but steady, at lo1dc lie. for
beached and unbeached.
WHALEBoNE Arctic was quoted nominay at SOC. &c.,
gold. Sales IL, 600 lbs South Sea on private terms.
WooI-The market for fleece 10 dull, is usually during
part of the week. the demand being almost exclu
svely confined to small lots supply the immediate necess
heavy holders being anxious realize, the
moderate stock Pulled continues heavy, with moderate
demand Texas quiet but prices are without change par
stock held FIRMLY In California the business copnIss
considsrsbe inquiry prsvs though the sale, are light We
saxony. soc. a. sSe. EXTRA and Xxx do., 1c. Hc |;
and Indiana, extra and above, 49, ..iSo. j.. com.
to @ sos M rsas' as n%sshsS sSa 49, s e. for
burry Californafall clip and lambs, A. r., 26c &c..
NC; extra pulled California SOC. 1Oc super SOC
az 15c &C. including 5000 lbs State and Michigan at &C.
&c. 2OO0lhs 47c 900 lbs above Ohio at
5oc . sIc., 1900 lbs Xxx DO. al 6sc Nc small lots Tub
10000 Ss No do a, s2c 49, sSS Ibs co cS%bi1S 81 t
DO fan sp California a. from 2 hs latter price TO,
3c DO, Cordova and before arrival 6ss bales Cape
On private terms. We understand that large sale OF
Donskoi is pending.
The New York herald., 1869-06-02

PEraoLrux~crude in 6nii though quiet, was armer
SG q S SaSs
possd Crude 10 b6s continued rule dun and nominal
y: Ds st
sss niRt'; s'g
%ssa.s s deIyssy The sales w,Ss acS @ @ss, a. sss s
a. sos 9; Zoo hSss:i sae ii !eS %.
.nd .GT fS Sa glvss he
aue but nr at about former prices There sales
er 1 "a &c. 'sI and d. 5$ August
da s. .ssc, currency, for csrcIlg. and
and bag. East India stock corresponding last
msrts, raw only moderately active
ps scarcely 80 n sr% Sspg % ?: q the lcaons
sos.: part Il i2c R.ansd rsqpe. and again
ss sss is' n rs yellow S5 eiIs '1s 90
ss"ss TfssIs Ss .r srSss sS s s s
sS sss: pS fps S'ss. .d Ss
sGa sIs M !sS Sc Go sG y e
S sS. m al sosey s sads; s fS: %
were Sood re1gssi anaiefsd prices.
;ss, S p. csSss % Fsss S
, sTs a1 " On Ssss terms For goat ssr.
asS cuPseos go ss ~
SS z ss &C. ss: ss Il 9 r % $ sss
& pisT psu.no; MOI sssnss sse %s % yis s,. s %
AfncfiCan
San Juan 3sc ioc. sea &c &c. Angostura soc. .
sALT;-The stock was only moderate and with a con.
tons Jobbng lots from store selling former prices
viz;--hshton's, 50 50 - IS per sack! Nsrshss and
worthnytons a. rs 90 IS; Higgins do ~ ID a on rs;
ground ~ ma ~; Evans Deans, Ac ~ 20 90 40 and
Turks Island, 60c Doc. per bushel.
sfEDs-for grass there was scarcely demand and no
saes Of moment were reported Prices nomlnslly
5c 4c for clover 80 80 S2 81 for rough fss aud ~
Sss,sso s;%;r: lfss s
day ~ 200 bags N New York and 2b,0e1 In Boston
STHARfrE.-The demand was only moderate, but The
market was firm Al l9c Is&c for fair 10 choice hhds
aod tcs There were sales OF 10000 bs within the range
srrErER dull, but steady at s,.c gold, for ordinary
srEpMAc cyTI. Refined was duh and nominal At S,c
soAv..Castle Was steady With smsIl 'sles within The
TsLIow Only moderate demand prevailed. The ssies
only about 5000 lbs al aitc for common
kinds Pig ysre slow Of sale and heard Of no
sales OF fnlts quoted s2c gd Banoa
at gtc Hc. do. and English at y0c. y0c. Plates
were duh and nominal NJ former prices viz IL g. charcoal
ssos ss e3H O. coke ~ sss7soi coke ,erns, ss i5
ToBacco.--Yor Esndcky, inc market exhibited only
moderate degree activity, business being restricted 10
considerable sntsn ~ the lack q desrsbs Eock prs.
hhds ~ VIC. si3sc saSdkaf only moderately sctIye
do do &e" DO do. at t2se a7se, - cs. Vbis 81 Iye
The New York herald., 1869-06-02

Cash gold was In abundant supply again anu a.
high as l-s2 ana per cent were paid for carry
ing. The lowest rate was nve per cent and tne
average six to seven. The disbursements OF coin
interest to-day were sss,ll1. The Holsatia, nom
Europe, brought $so.o0o and the Allemannia, for
Europe took out s253, 600 in specie. The following
is the report Of the Gold Exchange Bank
Gold cleared. $sS 400 0o0
Gold balances. dSso W.
Currency oalances.... .................... 2,e6O,022
The following were the prices OF stocks at the last
session OF the Board'-Cant0n, 66A bd Boston Water
Power, 1873 l7is; Cumberland, 344 SO; Wells
Fargo Express, 81 bid; Adams, 595s 90; Ameri-
can, 4os 40s; United States, 81; Merchants Union,
10 155s; Quicksilver. Is Q l5h; Pacific Mail, s0z
sos; Western Union Telegraph, 43ls q AN; New
York Central 1901 19oH Mariposa, 24'l; do. pre-
ferred, 50H 81 Hudson River, 157A 1871; Har-
lem, Isl a 1917: do. preferred $50 bid; Reading
99zs 100; Alton and Terre Haue, ss 40; do. pre-
ferred 60 81; Toledo and Wabash, Tx o TX; do.
preferred, 81; Milwaukee and St. Paul. 791 q 80;
do. preferred, el'l slk; Chicago and Alton 15e4
l57; do. preferred, 1853 bid; Ohio and Mississippi,
s51s 35S; Fort Wayne, 1868 q 1856; Michigan Gen.
trail, l2sH o $50; Michigan Southern, 117yf 11s;
Illinois Central, 1859 14e1<; Cleveland and Pitts
burg 1o4zs q los; Lake Shore, 1l6 r6,s Rock
Is,au,,, 1861 126N: Northwestern. s2,< s2&; do.
prefss..Ied, l04s lo4h; Hannibal and St Joseph,
1891; Chicago Columbus and Indiana Central, 49,
The following is the statement Of the condition OF
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company given to the
stockholders to-day
Cash, loans and Investments dncluding &,7l3
shares Of Pacific Mail Steamship Company at
par and S,063 shares Panama Railroad Com
pany &47A B94
Coal 107,l63 tons. 21l3.106
Outfits and supplies 32S, 1855
Real estate (including warehouses, coal sheds,
Wafer works at Panama, &cl............... 1851 o%
Stesmers-Colorado, Golden City, Sacramento,
Constitution, II. Chauncey, Arizona, Rising Star,
Montana, New York. Costa Rica, Ocean Queen,
Clara cars California, Sonora and Tabosa.... sssbooO
Alaska, Oregonan and Hncon A75l,6s7
Steamer America 7S3U40
Lighters and 9S,726
Sundries 1856
Total .s2, ,eos.sas
LIABILITIEs. ..
Freights coal in transtu TO the various agencies
Various unsettled accounts l,4So
Balance TO credit OF profit aud loss s60,lb6
Tota ~<i,ooo<o
The New York herald., 1869-06-02
STREET QUOTATIONS..
Half.past Five O'Clock p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY. June l-sP.M.
coopERAeE srocK-The business WAS hight, though
prices continued to rule steady at 90 20 Is sugar Shocks
81 inch heads "a ~ " for do 80 do 81 90 90 for
molasses do 30 do ss 80 81 for pipe $50 box
sS a r9f rum dS S s $50 for green hoops, Il feet
cAspLrs were dull, bit unchanged. Small sales were
made at isc 2ac for Western city adamanine, lsc
Cocoa was dun, an prices nominal at loAc sJosc,
gold Tor 0usyaqui In bond and Tc 3Oc, do for Nara
.CoaDAeE Manila wa. quiet, eu, arm a, 2.c .asc.
.s f o.. b. was osss, s. ,ss Ind
SESis :.9sns IssF 9;ss .puns S:
' BY '''''''' and " Sp.s:p e ss.p'''e %s @ o.
o,es. ."aIsS,I' ssS '"s S;.sg. s"s Fss 81
eood Goo ,S'aG orsG;nT,sy y..".."... ~ q :sf
aaIssSI@s assS %sIa,;;ii,,...,....... e. sSs sss
Tor e ssr. sS' .ss .ss s. 4 '1s v. S..ss
..Ss,,j ossT NJ ~ VA ssis ssossa.
ss GOOD DOR Sl'Hs Isss s i'S Prime sS so
@ sns.tsr. ~ HS'. lss ss,ss5 ss' ss s..' rs sc
%Iass Manila % 6a:i. sys and % Ss.ie.%n % sc 81 s2s
a. soS, 3, ,dsiy MY paid ..%s william Scott Sons
1000 Bsflmore 1900 in New Orleans ssco IL MobIi.
grEwooDs,-Los.ood continued scarce and frn a, Gas
s d fS ss. .sS & Ps All. s .nS GSS1s. o.r s.a.
nal We heard Of no saes Of monsnt. IVY "VN'
R S g. os; corn ''T TS. s
~s ups sSa & &sass s,s s,Ts .,, sS s
slmcsi nominal California aour was dull and nomnsy
also dull and nominal quotations The sales were
no bbls. Rye -four moderately dealt 321 NJ
Corn meal continued 70 rule dull and heavy. quote
co.y state Ma 90
supWnne f6a 800
bWa
Snoce %. GWa 200
knperpne western. t7ba 500
,.sra W, el0a 100
5V0a 800
Honnd hoop Ohio, shipping brands s........ BBa zoo
Hound hoop Obio uade brsnds.............. fJOs 900
81 Louis low 7ma 500
e. Louis straight extra Observation-Disclosures, spOA 800
~ LOUIS cno!ce donbe erira ema 1000
~ Louis cboico family mily...,..........l n 90 10 90
southeyn choice and family ,...,..,... 10 Goa " 90
southern supernne and erfrA. cos 800
Cabforpe eow saebs apd tbIsJ,n..,,,,,,.,, bWa go
The New York herald., 1869-06-02
IHB BvnNnsG rBLBGRAI

SHEET.
THE nvMSSG TnLHGRAM.
GEE TIE TRLB0RAN OARfOoNa
LOOK our yoS FRIDAY NEXT.
SERIES OF PICTORIAL JOKES
GREAT LOCAL HTS
MAYOR HALL AND THE DOGS.
BERoH TAKES THE FIELD.
LooK OUT FOR NAsrs ARTISTIC wIrTIcIsMs.
THE GREAT WOMAN SUFFRAGE CARTOON.
THE ORDER OF THINGS REVERSED.
GREAT TRANSPORTATION SCENE.
THE GREAT QUESTION DECIDED.
ANNA DICKINSON ON THE RAMPAGE.
GEE THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS
LOOK OUT FOR FRIDAY NEXT.
SERIES OF PICTORIAL JOKES
GREAT LOCAL HITS.
MAYOR HALL AND THE DOGS.
BERaH TAKES THE FIELD.
LOOK OUT FOR NAsTs ARTISTIC wITTCIsMs.
THE GREAT WOMAN SUFFRAGE CARTOON
THE ORDER OF THINGS REVERSED.
GREAT TRANSPORTATION SCENE.
THE GREAT QUESTION DECIDED
ANNA DICKINSON ON THE RAMPAGE.
SEE TELEGRAM CARTOON OF FRIDAY NEXT.
GEE THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS.
LOOK OUT FOR FRIDAY NEXT.
AsERlEs q FgSTeRlAs JOKES.
GREAT LOCAL HTS.
MAYOR HALL AND THE DOGS.
BERoH TAKES THE FIELD.
LOOK OUT FOR NAsY's ARTISTIC wrTT1oIsMs.
THE GREAT WOMAN SUFFRAGE CARTOON.
THE ORDER OF THINGS REVERSED.
GREAT TRANSPORTATION SCENE.
THE GREAT QUESTION DECIDED.
ANNA DICKINSON ON THE RAMPAGE.
SEE TELEGRAM CARTOON OF FRIDAY NEXT.
GEE THE TELEc RAM CARTOONS.
LOOK OUT FOR FRIDAY NEXT.
SERIES OF PICTORIAL JOKES.
GREAT LOCAL HITS.
MAYOR HALL AND THE DOGS
BERoH TAKES THE FIELD.
LOOK OUT FOR NAsT's ARTISTIC wITTICIsMs
THE GREAT WOMAN SUFFRAGE CARTOON
THE ORDER OF THINGS REVERSED.
GREAT TRANSPORTATION SCENE.
THE GREAT QUESTION DECIDED.
ANNA DICKINSON on THE RAMPAGE.
SEE TELEGRAM CARTOON OF FRIDAY NEXT.
GEE THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS
LOOK OUT FOR FRIDAY NEXT.
Serbs OF PICTORIAL JOKES.
GREAT LOCAL HTS.
MAYOR HALL. AND THE DOGS.
BERGH TAKES THE FIELD.
LOOK OUT FOR NAs1s ARTISTIC wIrTIclsMs
THE GREAT WOMAN SUFFRAGE CARTOON
THE ORDER OF THINGS REVERSED.
GREAT TRANSPORTATION SCENE.
THE GREAT QUESTION DECIDED.
ANNA DICKINSON ON THE RAMPAGE.
SEE TELEGRAM CARTOON OF FRIDAY NEXT.
GEE THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS
LOOK OUT FOR FRIDAY NEXT.
SERIES OF PICTORIAL JOKES.
GREAT LOCAL HITS.
MAYOR HALL AND THE DOGS.
BERoH TAKES THE FIELD.
LOOK OUT FOR NAsr's ARTISTIC wITTTCIsMs
THE GREAT WOMAN SUFFRAGE CARTOON.
THE ORDER OF THINGS REVERSED.
GREAT TRANSPORTATION SCENE.
THE GREAT QUESTION DECIDED
ANNA DICKINSON ON THE RAMPAGE.
SEE TELEGRAM CARTOON OF FRIDAY NEXT.
CRE TIE TELEGRAM CARTOONS.
LOOK OUT FOR FRIDAY NEXT.
SERIES OF PICTORIAL JOKES.
GREAT LOCAL HITS.
MAYOR HALL AND THE DOGS
BERGH TAKES THE FIELD
LOOK OUT FOR HAsTs ARTISTIC wITTIoIsMs.
THE GREAT WOMAN SUFFRAGE CARTOON.
THE ORDER OF THINGS REVERSED
GREAT TRANSPORTATION SCENE.
THE GREAT QUESTION DECIDED
ANNA DICKINSON ON THE RAMPAGE.
SEE TELEGRAM CARTOON OF FRIDAY NEXT.
GEE THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS.
LOOK OUT FOR FRIDAY NEXT.
SERIES OF PICTORIAL JOKES
GREAT LOCAL HITS.
MAYOR HALL AND THE DOGS.
BERon TAKES TaE FIELD
LOOK OUT FOR NAsTs ARTISTIC wITrIoIsNs.
THE GREAT WOMAN SUFFRAGE CARTOON.
THE ORDER or THINGS REVERSED.
GREAT TRANSFORMATION SCENE.
THE GREAT QUESTION DECIDED.
ANNA DICKINSON ON THE RAMPAGE.
ZEE TELEGRAM CARTOON OF FRIDAY NEXT.
GEE THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS.
LOOK OUT FOR FRIDAY NEXT.
SERIES OF PICTORIAL JOKES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-05

Apply to EDWARD O. BLACK, NO p PIne-st
VI THIS propry-for the last thirty years redenc. q q. late
Philip Daier ESQ., tsSn offered for "a
scrs siss to o.s " on PTs e Of Boasfd having frontage
$50 feet the others which plots can Be soOdiTasa !.
a III Iis5' BdG 81 az ON. bundled
fS Port the Morris s s way s Sls Which ""
Nth gas s., E ssID:c,. with h's sSs grand Central BcuT.
SP sDS ss P: &a 's e.. OS ia 5:f
iAs immediate R God have s SSeI ST %R
Go15eIOeu Morris add other Of the elA. r .,
sri required The streets viii be opened At The expense Of
IKE stone manon $3.50 With an extension will be sold paT's
premises aud al the n5,t,1 Rs 10 fol-
low th Boulevard and finished depot will be eS within nv, Eve
F s and T SS,ns s saS FSfdSsm RS which but
Dso point m e tSs Of f rate rate
impODcss by Of .wsy now operation ~, IGs's I
There tevi'e steamboat houy from Harlem Bridge
.nt sOS s C@ fS, , S0t e tgd times De & tue
things considered it doubtful whether the vicinity Of Newiork
the property y question This Opportunity therefore for profit
1 nS ln, sd@ Who have ee studied the growth
The CITY Of t t % a. real estate II may
North NeNYsLk within nile Of thi, apd are
ocsOn-equasai $1,000 $4,000 acre. reckoning twelve
T6, section Of wesche,er County has already become Of the
P %S; Of oDS SSa 81 s, above he the East River
which it commands yieTl aud is dry and free from
poImy 10 the ety the saubry Of the air. and the excel
iene neghbog society residents here will enjoy The benefit OF
being within Reasonable Central Park aud very the
BouevAris In Of construction, which when com
drives IN the world The great Southern
Boulevard will. Ldeed soon become psrt OF Tue uIIe
commencing Central Parks for that nov famous area beng limited
found be somewhat teome amer repeated ys ana as ue
natural consequence pleasure seekers will for the sake OF variety eI
tend their beyond the Harlem River aud make hs bOue
ward place Of fashionable resort
more particular description is deemed unnecessary the popnetos
object being ,muly 10 public attention and inquiry respecting
N the eligible properties now 10 the market
or further particulars inquire OF THUS RAE Ageht
Corner Of hundred and thirty eghth-st sud Thrdaye
NnrfhN NJ York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-05

DLOT of 20 ACRES-FOR SALE, in East
chester Essi and near depo Hewllaven Railroad
besqf blot Of ground ready for immediate with fpe shade
trees, rou6 high commanding aud Ia the immediate vicinity Of tue
pces number Of and stylish Spanish villas erected and
being erected This ne opportunity for party to purchase and re-
sel In villa plots Al a handsome advance. Apply 20
Q42) hOhbb hOhDAN NO. ITlne-sI
CUBURBAN for March has full lists of COun-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-05
@tsttb,stn 6ountp 3taI @stats for SaI,.

TOR SALE-In Westchester County, II miles
from harlem Bridge and within block Of the Southern Boeieyaa
COTTAGE with % lots Of land stable, wAgohh non
houses &C. 10 varieties Of fruits well and eisern water ID ht
by the 18th Of March viii be reLted iA'n
Annlr 10 EnMARD BLACK. Is Pine 81
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EORSALE-On Fifth-ave., near Thirty elgiiiIn
sbe waited Eary possession be had Permits to be sG "
UOMRR MORGAN No Pnest N.t4eI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-05

NOR SALE-The 4-stOry brown stone front NJ
Rb basement HOUSE No 2l3 East 3hst between "a ana sd
v.. S order With every convenience Apply on TIE premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-05
- PLOT of COMMERCIAL

NOR SALE-A brOwn-stOne, 5-stoIy HOUSSE,
II Seori16 With an The modern improvements located ON West
Nnthave will be sold eT less man j" value %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-05

E0R SALE-Large brick FACTORY I'M Brook
n d. one BUILDING 20 feet long iron and AT, roof other
BUILDINGS OFFICES &C. For particulars inquire a, L0sd ISLAND
POTTERY DEPOT. No. 23l Pearls. " Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-05
BIsrklga D. 1900 -. 5,~.,.

IOR SALE-In Brooklyn, on ClassOn-aye.,
li house porth Of Qmueyst, block from the
Dr. Duryea's church brick HOUSE. 2Ory 'front.' the
Tssf eKl0O aud very pleasant residence ~ perfect order Tor
nsts occupation; contains Baltimore heater kuickehOcker
Eabubs cellar oemeuted Warren gravel roof bathroom
eta plot AMI other decorated and painted Gas
hIC mirrors c0rncs shades sashes ard
wa - nss Posesson Apn Apn % the he premse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-05

t'OR SALE-Valuable water front at Bay
ueS % lots on Ftav, between 5h and 57thsia BfooiyS
and sIehdins to EswiOrf Bay Apply 10 ''''
WALSH CARYFP NJ % 81 q,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-05

Tart spendd Harlem LOTS m business private dwellings, also
T,p,bls II ATER FRONTS Hudson and Harlem RIVERS ~ -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-05

tOK SALE-On Brooklyn Nights the three
Aoy frame HOUSES onck basement and subcsr No Cst
ColumbAst, Brooklyn. p'' 'PpY a. NO III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-05

NOR SALE-A large PLOT of COMMERCIAL
orBASKISG PROPERTY on Pnest between Nassau anl Ws
u.s. Us 80 Ami IA HOMER MORGAN
one {en' Apply " No PnesL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-05

EOR SALE-On MadisOn-ave., MnTTTayxs NIL IL.
eoft tasteful and complete HOUSES IN e
ctr Tor sale with elegant furniture throughout at carry
nossssson. Apply to HOMER MORGAN, No Pnest ti.sg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-05

B'ILpING foT SALE with good reutTol located
near wss and Exchange place h9 t S Nop No Pipest