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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-21

Blanchard. @ ard VII, TO the iIcgGeat 81 ihe
United states txpress tompanv. p 0.d-st " 9TH 90 100
Borilni Harr,i 10 Charles Iori.nd so 2}s East ...
4gth.-t. year -.----. "'ouu
nra Tesrs p 70 i'len i.ns'i -'' ' 1'', 1900
powinr J To- Ta- Mutual Life Insurance company
40 40 East $50 81. 4 years. ---,.... 5000
GIL Tl airnr.ii, p'' 1 3 yca1 1900
''rooa' ~. ave. ye.rs - 5000
"'a1s s ,,vc aug q1e,r. 1900
anne 4. s,.- same D. operiy, y,,I 1000
h's snd i4 77,iet Az . TO a. '' 1000
H' tGal'aati r iaI.oavo ami 27i 81. GOO
Humphrey. indueJ aid husband to Nc'iir 8 Cross
S S'@ ',ii.' 3d. & $1,000
Kaf.ki taiharne D. % Mary a Alsop. IA l-',ls t.o -
bV'
Putnam. Elizabeth ana husband 10 Ihe larmers'
Loan aud Irilst COMPANY, u tisi-ste 4uihaFe. 1900
Rey'' r onl.. 10 NaIoleon y Gak1,k n " cor oh
and .lstst unrt..rrs bcarr. toia -...- b5uo
H' iiaa,So.. 5ys eis 20 '' ->, 10000
strong g.ii, =" --,'-' 5000
-a' st fi astIii1 5sr V aae ''''- 10000
Tacannrii. 81 ana wiio u II IaIpy. s5tn 80
.rl,--rr.', tii.n to william 10 IS ira ami another
ylr. ~. -. ............,. 5000
-nb3. george W snd wife 20 = Carlwol.ss lIil-st.
H,lI- Iuia J., DIV conn To annie chaplin. 500
Band ~. yrlis.......-...-. 2pup
.ftut j + an. SD. O. J io.s sco-r 3fa...Yuase
ani l+ith g. months ..-...---- "''v'
EEoOEDID A--IGHuLN D., OF IOErGAGLS
Bowen and another executors etc OutlousIO 600
Conlu. % t1 france Hitchcock fnYO
Grmsbury Aia ida 10 WiitnJ Jack -on.-.-..... 1000
Levy ID VII ln n frmurfto oooJ
Morrison Robert 10 10 g. itLiifuOr
Rust b 90 ID ~telsoIi. 1900
ward WllIm ana another. trustee. etc. TO william
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Dnelness CHANCES.

4 RARE CHANCE! IRON MEN! $4,000
"a vii buy non foundry and machine shop 10 iu, run.
mug tools included 30 miles from ST. Louis
PENNSYLVANIA HaiIoad 20 hands employed trade wen 90
iabu-hcd. competitors sole udhuiacturr OF iRNWic
Agricultural implement Western states reason Tor EEL
ing Illness of pIopuei0rs Address HIGHLAND AEC4iAN
ICAL WORKS. Highland. Ili.
DARTNER WANTED-Spccal OF active,
$4,000 10 $1,000; business legitimate and profitable
Address A. a a., Tribune Oihce
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Glin 6,al Gsialr for -alc

Giln 6saI GsiaIr for rGle
! DNERTISENENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
IPrOWN OFFICES 20 I,1S Bfoadsay. COZ rh.ity hrst
ST. ipN Wet IwcutF -thud-st.. corner tgAta4fA.
So Ea~t Fourteenth IT,. corner Union HIuare, 80
Ihriavs- Forty seyeutAst a. the HARLEM OFFICE
NOs.xNI Iuiaye One hundred audt wruty fOurtist
Iiailcn savings bank Budus 10 o. u- - ssufaf
once "t~s
A HANDSOME. large, furnished house for
"A sale " rent nucy located 20 East 73l ST. al improve
meuts complete Order ELEGANT uritlrc near
JOHN FOLEY. > Aston House
MAGNIFICENT FULL-SIZ ID DWELL
~ INC with DINING CHAMBER aud LAUNDRY IN.
TENSION. J7th 81. between 1th aud btha
Bargain. V X STENE$-O Of.
! f1uost. 80 last Tth-sf.,
56l 9TH ave.
JERE. JOHNSON. jr., AuctiOncer and Real
y Estate Broker o. Pne-t. a. - has prompt buyers
at prices for Brooklyn lots snd property Kings
County. CIi OF send diagrams with lowest prices.
NlADISON-AVE. CORNER LOT. Splendid
VI location p".ce reasonable
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financial.

ANDAL H. FOOTE Established 1861,
III ana Bond Broker,
No 70 broadway. New YORK ClB'
WANTS ,,. e
Boston ISItfoId ant Enc Railroad STOCK
Brunswick Land Company (Ge0rgial
Cameron Coai Company STOCK, , 60. o,A ron.
-ork aud OswegO Midland Railroad s'OCA al" wv
yerble Bonds
Fayeite County KY Bonds.
Illinois state ity ana County Bones
Kansas STATE. Ciiy and County BONDS
New Jersey southern Railroad stock
Missouri stat. civ and County Bonds
Missouri Plcitc Railroad odd stock
Mexican Bonds tcOres a Woo ih0usel:
state. CITY, Town ana county oohuo
Kocbester M Line Railroad FlT-ts.
Texa, Stale Ciiy, Town aud County hohos.
FOR SAIL
Accessory Transit STOCK OF Nicaragua
Central American Transit stock OF Niearagua.
Decatur Sullivan aud MattOon Railroad stock -. ,-.A
COnsOdai cd cent Town Bonds o Mesthtu' -NV'"-
field and Suulhlrld Richm nd County W y
CITY 81 ieaidsIOSn (lli) per cent BOnas.
Illinois Railroad FiIsls.
Silver Nugget Mining aud Milling STOCK . 5000
Selnt Rome Dalton Railroad stock FIRST anu Seoonu
Mortgage Bonds
Chicago ana southwestern Railroad STOCK.
Illinois. Missouri and Texas Railroad fiIsts
Jersey aud New-f OAK RAILROAD flistS
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C0lbv G. executor. etc. 20 IT p IIlnghamf lnit- oi
No ~j lc itId s y arr. r.ut... --...
DILLINGHAM; n j t0J Hal and another: lois OF no
Leonard st. YCars. feut--.-...-. go.
Dutenlorner. 10 j. ward store floor Of 40 1876
GIrtrwich-sf, years. rcnt---....--. ..... -
COCK Sophla "a II ~weeneyi store and c,iara o. NO
20 Clfaitt years. r'uf ....-
Irwin M J 20 Joseph ~t'urr; store ald cellar OF 40
J4i 90 ave. years rcl t..---. ..--.-.
IlNiu. SION. n tn If D. Di'iu-ituf lois az so or
Leonard. 20. 3 wears, r.uf .......--
Robert ; toJ . lliman n o 10 East I5irt year,
rect ia, a.. r.--cs -iier
store and basement OF No55" Granlsi, years
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Saturday. Marcn 20. 1850
RECORDED RIAL ESTATE TRAN FERs


vtN-YorE rrrv
Centre s. s. l7Gl # Of Hesterst, 25xG2l 0x25.iX
To@ r an' ai5o , mo N yz and s27 90
FrGs es.r s. 9 ~ ~ " % % o e S ll.5O
Fort gsba a RIDE Soad over two aciej Ed.
ward Patterson. 10 me Metropolitan saw ~ IN
spuyicn Duyyil creek lot a-xlO0 on Of road
Sl ,r'1 II 9s 'p ~ of VIII t. iaaii 100 acr y
ana also ass 90 acres adjoining lands q snnyt9n
under waierl Mary 4 Brown and husband 70 g, -
Iglsio FaDbri AMI " WRIGHT ,oas; go. C'''0
aGo,ber NM" DC Nog 70 49,. nOO
Augustus satteriee 10 \ b NinOuGk - w GOV
4th.avC. cor 7sih-sl, ltO5NlOO. and also u cor
ilh ave IN G7ta-st lCO5XlO The Ma o., etc 10 noa
cn5oP pi9, S f. E9. - d,s 15 i 'n o" 2loO
so o st. NO 5S c AI 10 j fi ST Baar an" an 1850
M'a Ge9c, f. N eSo ~ % CO.. G25
~nqs s@s l5 10 sa,: GE %uF''' 29oo
Mad'on sTe s'' 10 II or. 70 ~ # l47th It, 29llT
100; Malearel \ neydec~er and husband TO Jo' AT
Avest \ ,cnoas. e 5 50s9i4 sol if1th st. Klool,0
TaH "arl ana A'''i'' 1900
't RneS ana 3S c r. 5 OF Il hsa Sio on1uS'
sdavc e cor OF 73d-st iO2 xlGoxirrcgullr John
l fssesr, cor %a 81 9' ' '' SO 90
lot9 st. mite cr} a oi IT, ts 3S ' $1,000
,srd iV r. ' 2, III Il a,,m nd 9oo
72d - = $50 Il W Of 2d.ave. 1iSE lO22 Bridget ~
ialev and husband to t,co " Klaus" :.-- l-''"'
lO7th St. - 100 q Of dave. OK u, Chrl>;O- 49,
pher futt rlcus am wife 20 ilaTuucN III INNS IN
SOU s,' Johnston a others II ' to to clne IS OC
I27th 81 H. $40 Il vs. 81 4ti-avr. joX9J lp2 Mlcha.
+ Reaimg ana another executor eic 40 ''p
l27thst ss 200 n " Of ;th-avo 5oz99. lO-f Michael
= Hea,lt. z and another executors etc. {" Iydla
1850, A. r. 5OI II W OF lOth ave- 2jx1oo II car -
rnce Heuriques and wife 10 isaac Mtt,r-..>.- IJO'
ii ~. =, ,i r, !, 'v y, 4OOo
I"ls ir iT o III NJ, OF rev. 10 kaLnck 6oo
SANG Re P,@p.Iy' Napos'D Il N"1u'N 20 ' sOo
os's ~ = nv n, VIM p,"c and snot 1000,
Dry Dock ST. % " - l0il -, 2'.2v6io2; 1uI also
rs Iuib ~. o. ~ OF Dry 10 go. 4hlNth-N
39lux69 ~. Joseph L. Fcriey ana "ie to Mich , -,
boyle ..-.-..--- --,-- ll'0V'
64tIl st. u : IA n 81 Madi-ouaye 22XlOnj IIar-
ricf Bruce Langley 2'uV
l2GthSt Jos 70 " Of 2d-av -ON:3 TO .; Dahiel ,o
Mapes Frederick 4 StIar-. NfO
'-' ian to PbIp Braoncr @ 1900
4'" riie to oI min, ,' mrhrey. 47Ooc
59dsi. - 200 II OF "a ave. 10 ftl'N5 Emma N
Dun and husband 81 Andrew y Jonr------ .-.---
1ltl At 344 n of AVeA. 25Nlt-I+ ant also 3 p,
1ltlst 3l9 10 Of AveA, -H1.tl H's. cross ,..o,
rrf. rec George " luhls. lo'oV'
35th ~. 70 = ls3 ia q Il dave, tS1A97-i u IN MI
dTcWs referee 90 Martial Iaconuet aud "ie.---.- soo'
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Clln iJropcrIp tulnt:o

WANTED.-At bargains for prompt BUYERS,
w New York cav lot, and acre property IA Westcheser
COUNTY all ON or send diagrams with lowest prices To
J ERE. JOHNSON Ir.. No or I1uest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-21
Autllon Sales OF Real estate.

DICIGARD V. HARNETr. Auciionerr.
"a POSITIVE SAIL WtDN E~DAY. March %. az II
ocptk noon. tac Exchange ~ilesrOon, III BiOldwAy
BrOadWdy aud i7ihs- Northeast corner -lz "- feet on
Broadway ~ 40 fect tSths with all the IMPROVEMENTS
thereon.
ottv and l3lthst-Iyc lots. southwest corner; W iot
inches on ,th 40 feet % l2ttlI ~. go
naNeias sdc- - feet iucnr. north ~ 27th st. -
feet nom on ON Rv by 10 feet deep Win the Two dWoI
~ hOlres thereon. Also
1cu iy knAu cots. 700 100 feet deep Oh HaWlorhe
81 aud ro3r ave Maps ready.
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New York, New England and Western
CITY OF TOLEDO BONDS
OHIO.

TOLEDO. OHIO, March IL, 1850
To the holders OF bonds OF the City Of TOlelO: .
on account nforma connection Win the
issue OF tbs bonds Of the city now outstanding. Tor
CITY WATER WORKS.
TOLEDO AND WOODVILLE RIA ILROAD, AND
CERTAIN OTHER BONDS OF THE CITY.
the Common Council make provision for
and retirement Of the said several issues OF
bonds. -
day November 1879 providing for aud authorizing the
of a sufficient amount OF
NEW CONSOLIDATED FUNDING BONDS
Of the city having thirty years but redeenablr 81 The
Of tho city after twenty bearing interest," al
PAYABLE semtaDnualy In the CIV %
NewYork TO cover referred To and
nance duly approved ana signed by tic Mayor ana III
pursuance Of Use provisions of the ordinance New Consoida
tel Funding duly executed ana issued and
viii be exchanged the amount OF such Old bonds Oustahd
only.
THE NEW-YORK, NEW ENGLAND & WESTERN
INVESTMENT COMPANY,
OF 81 and 80 Pnest. NewYork
has duly empowered conduct the
change payment Of such bonds and to deliver zach
sueh old bonds and accrued
interest such Old bonds, holders may
elect therefor preference 70 the new
bonds
Holders respectfully requested correspond with the
above named company Very respectfully,
l.. W. HENDERSON. CITY Auditor,
H. A. CHAMBLRLIN, CITY solicitor.
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heal estate 10 Grchnn9e.

TO EACHANGE.-A beautiful country place
IN New Jersey cash rOo tour story house. In
choice location JASPER l.. tOkNlNb.
D. rom Room 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-21

EOR SALE@A fine country residence and
farm ia town o. New Marlborough. Brrksl rc County
Mass 10 acres. Phce. s3.OOu HOMEK MORGAN. 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-21

nor SALE-At Birmingham, CONN, a mod
wosory and French root house. win wing eight
teen IO1m steam w.icf Laundry closets I'hDy
g. Lot with fruit an1 shafe trees stables
.drIcu. nigh 2TOani Leaiby location, excellent
ne.rhh0rlog from business centre Puco
moderate. uI ler Information Inquire on ne premises
or address THOMAS ELNES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-21

TOR SALE.-At Newark, n. j., Cottage
House. rooms healthy locations Dieasanuy sitused
near j. H. r. for $500 $500 cash only. Can on J. o.
SCOTT lG7 Masi New York. or az the premises
- Congress St. |e"arK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-21
Gnrorsan Advertisements

IOHN FRANKSEN & CO.. cattle salesman.
Hun. England will be glad 10 rcoeiy" consgnnrh's %"
cattle from America Ia sell commas on an cohsghhs
in usted To them will have strict atiehOh uoa
HILL Old Bank, and the London and YORKSHIRE BANKING o.
Hull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-21

no LET or FOR SALE.-COntTy residence
on the Sound fifty minutes from city near depot finely
located nne shaded with large trees sc1 garden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-21

UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
~ A dividend Of me AND ONE.HAIF PER CENT on
the capta stock Of the Mon Pacific Railway Company viii
be pad alter Apr l. 1850, to stock oders o record
March York stockholders VIII b. pad al The
Union Company, q Broadway aud Boston Sockhold
ers at The COMPANY ole a Equitable Bun ding Boston
stock books will closed March 20 and Tecpenod phi
llolIes OF certificate. Of STOCK The Unou fachc Railroad
Company and the Kansas Pacific Railway Company VII no
lice that dividend Is payable only To Stockholders IN
Pacific Railway Cuma and thtti Will Dee uetc1
av In order TO said dividend That their crruhcat he
presented conversion into Union faohc Rail Company
stock Oh before March 20
HENRY MCFARLAND. Treas Ter.
Boston March 10 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-21

Iltk ACRE FARM Tor sale; one hOur by
ItVt Bonnd Brook ana Philadelphia fialroad the
depot land fertile Handsomely located: very productive
hose large ample outbuidiag prce sllO half
can rcnsn this Is Of the best farms IN New
jersey, ana decided argain. kCLAND WHITING, b
BeekInanAt
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Gotels.
GlleccilancorS.

-tAtDA Att4at% VI. >
BARGAINS rs GOLD WATCHES. Chains,
ID DIAMONDS aud Jc0clry GEO C. ALLEN, 100 Broad
way. u.-I -.t, So
ICE.-By the cargo, at moderate prices, de-
ur.ra D.. here or u Nlue. For sale bv
% b ME4CALFN CO.. 100 Trontst
I ARGE WATCH DOGS, black ma~uh, Sbe-
II fAu bloodhound. pea fowls wild turkeys. purebred
iows .44.5 pigeons. also eggs ior % ching. FANCIbHo
ltrA 5. h- torii.L'i-.i
IAN tu- lO,h OF April the NEW-YORK ICE
- MACHINE COMPANY VIII open fLeiT manufacture
~ AWIIFI IAL tDr 40 Ic,sr, q. n DELAMAItN q CO..
foot of i4 Beat
is great discovery made by A'r G. Jes-ie ga Mut,y, the
celebrated u the used o. the mic pal Dds
Iehi puy AuEu-te kn-sI 81 this CIV has the
fll.u ftIutst over I 't.er -t.ms actually 10 usc
and winch have gwen ntte slt~t NiioI IN prac ice.
ADVANTAGES OVER OTHER MACHINES
MAXI. % per cent ice han any other system,
tse- wafer of con ieusltoI Fn press fr At rest
Prcs-ur. in mining. - pounds. No itass can occur
s,li.l "a .r.,IfuF so action uu metals,
30! INFLANNABLE Easr attendance.
MACHINES FULLY GUARANTEED
Either. Ammonia Care or Teller, Ifcieis, Compressed
Ar lsluc~ Sc easily adapled 10 this new systen
Rcfere ccs: e.. II. DELAMAIE R & Coz New York CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-21
NOR SALE.-A ycly dcsirlbIe pIace
'TIKEAsURER sToCKBRIDGE SAVINGS B.

EOR SALE or RENT.-Fiuc County seat;
cultivate land good honses and barn forty
Northern railroad Of Sew Jersey, eight
minutes walk from depot For particulars address h. f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-21

EOR SALE-At OwegO, y. \. Go close al
estate-A valuable hOurin2 mill frsc ass water power
five run stone and complete equipment for merchant and
grsl work Also additional wafer Dp"er 10 large amount
Address NICHOLS e BLISS owct0. y. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-21

rINENAFLY, y. J.-Large modem house, 10
OF land stables etc situated on high ground
sat for sale cheap. Apply 10 AN
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Gounlrn Dropcrlp tor Sale emo 60 Let.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NJ W
~ YORK TRlBU 81 WILL BIZ RECEIVED At TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES. 80 ,23~ Broadway, cor Ihirtyirst
sL, or 3UN West Twenty thri-'L. 'efueT hshth ave-
No. 81 East Fourteenthst.. corner tnon square 700
IhTd.ave. cor enths at Ike HARLEM OFFICE
No 2.3St fntaave cor one kun Observation-Disclosures
Oarem wings Bank Buidinsl up ~ > ri a. regular
ONCE u @
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-21
ORnToN LANnING-FOR SALE-FARM OF

CROTON LANDlNG-FOR SALE-FAIsM OF
~ 70 acres suitable for gencmaus county rcsdenco
located the west -i.e Of The Albany Pos Road, one ule
% commanding extensive Views ~ he Hudson
fully covered with apples and other
fruits ~ AL under cultvatou the buildings CON
prise Z barn, lee and other outnuuduRri 90"
house ~ large rrvr ~ per cen 81 purchase
money een remain on mortgage ID" AND CLAIM" IND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-21

COTTAGE FOR SALE.-Wuh rooms be-
- sides pantry. &c; land fruit good ralen AMI
pure water from Post once and rhutches
10 secure desirable residence ~ ms
healtAy aud beautiful village Apply 70 !. "OLCOiI
VIII iI.LK. IucMlNll (Iuu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-21

FACTORY TO LET-Ncwark. corner Ham
iion AMI olTo4dave at Market treet depot tne ne"
4G1 100 feet win ana elevator ~
quire az building NICHOLS 7Ja hO4ds; or ADD
sos BROWN. 1913 Broadway. y. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-21

ITO RENT in West ORANGE, y. J.-FOr the
summer year desirable furnished house; - rooms.
% fruit and lawn. barn Address p q. Box 49,
x. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-21

NARM of ~ acres. adapted 70 small fruit,
market garden. fac STOCK ain summer Iesidruee q;
healthy location, good so han ar'Uie and nay ra.inre.
within mIrs o. depoiS ana strdm canal one hoi roe
To NewNork $50 slight repairs chance Tor e
Ie,ltuce and small capital Address FARM T. D. Box oo
EOuld BrO0k y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-21
BrookInn properln for Sale ano 90 Get

TOR SALE.-An elegant house on ClcImont-
ave three story basement and rubcelar brown stone
house: every improvement nstCass sold
eheap Tor cash Apply to LEONARD MOODY. 2IO Mon
L. guest 2,G flaDush latter Office open tai
IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-21

An ELEGANT RESIDENCE FOR SALE or
~ exchange -ia cost house aim 20 new IN rer
feet order timely ne-coed wei furnr q sevrra! acres;
location Orange y. j. + IL. SUNNI i-lt. Evening
Pos BulldIug.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-21

barns carragehouse l. acTes high land healthy good
neighborhood plenty fralt; SO daily trains OILY miles
nom fei nv lime 10 side only 80 minutes Every
ndyantare 81 city and country combined paradise go
and SOC IL New Durham, N-wJcTseY. Apply to owner
GRO =. CAN'T, l76 Duanes New-fors. Would lease for
a term OF years at $500 per annnm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-21
WALES SECOND POPULAR CHECKER

AsYALLACK'S. Opens 7:30; begins az s.
w Proprietor ana Manager Mr. L.srEk WALLACk
FAREWELL NIGHTS
Mr. DION BOuCICAULT.
PREVIOUS TO HIS DEPARTURE FOR ENGLANI
ami
LAST SIX NIGHTS AND LAST MATINEE
OF
BOUrTCAULT WALLArK
BOUCICAULr AM WALLACk
BOUClCAULT WALLACh
II THE SAME COMEDY TOG.THFR
MONDAY. MARCH -. AND EVERY EVENING TuI3
WEEK also -ATU HDAi MATINEE az l:al.
will be presented the comedy In four entitled
HOW SHE LOVES HIM
LAST SIX SIGHTS AND LAST MATINEE
NEW SCENERY APPOINTMENTS
and
UNPRECEDEN TED CAST,
including
MI DION BOUcIcAULT Mr LESTER WALLACK,
aud tho
FULL STRENGTH OF IHs. COMPANY.
- NO DAY EVENING MARCH 70
FASTFf MONDAN.
viii be produced III ilialt sOmedy n
OLD HEADS AND Young HEARTS.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-14
Robbed In Daylight.

HOW THE GAME OF GETTING MONEY
CHANGED OPERATES soMETIMEs.
Yestei day morning, between 8. 80 and
8 O'Clock there walked into the leather
aud shoe-fnding store of A. s Jones,
N. w. corner Of Second and Orange
streets. young man, who presented a
S6 bill to Mr.. Jones and asked that ne
would De kind.enough to change 1t.
Mr.. Jones, in order to comply with
the request, turned to secretary back
of the counter, In which he kept his
money, and began counting out the
change In silver. The young man OBJ
lee ed to taking all silver in change, and
asked that he be given a So bill. In the
meantime he had stepped behind the
counter, aud watched Mr.. Jones count
ing out the money. After receiving his
change the young man left the store,
ana nothing more was thought of the
matter. A short time afterwards MI.
Jones noticed man pass up Orange
street and gaze earnestly in at one OF
the windows. He soon passed down
Orange street and out Secoad. The man
csntinu these actions for some time.
when Mr.. Jones finally lost sight OF
him. ...
Abput 10 O'Clock three men entered
the store, one of them asking to be
shown some sole leather, as he desired
to purchase. The leather being In the
back part of tne store, Mr.. Jones took
the man back, and remained standing
with tbs back to the front door, while
the man sorted out what leather he
wanted.
In the meantime the other two men
remai ned standing near the door, and
Mr. Jones If of the opinion that while
his back was toward the door that one
of the number walked behind the coun-
ter and unlocked the secretary with a
key which they had in their possession.
They succeeded in securing 500 In sill
YER and about S400 In notes.
MrJones did n OF discover his loss un-
til after dinner when he had occasion to
90 10 the Secretary. He has no idea as
to who the parties were, but he describes
one of them being rather stout with red
dish whiskers, lille one of the other two
who stood near the door, was tall and
thin with a smooth face. No clue has
AZ yet been obtained as to who the
rcbbe were.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-14
An ancient Survey.

The land purchase of the Messrs.
Dupont, in Gloucester county, N. j., op'
posite the Lazaretto, in this county,
comprised three farms, all adjoining each
other and having q front on the Della
ware river. The original survey and
deed OF the one owned aud conveyed
by Mr.. John s. Mullen called for 336
acres. The agreement was for SO much
per acre, aud Mr.. Mullen would have
been satisfied with the recital in his old
deed, as to dimensions of his farm, but
the purchasers proposed survey. This
having been acceded to, both parties
were surprised at finding that the farm
contained 40 acres more land than emu
merated in the old survey. The bulk
of this excess must have been made, or
banked In, since the makiDe Of the an
cient deed OF conveyance. We consrat-
ulate Mr.. Mullen, more so because
$4,000 or $1,000 will make up some Of
his losses by the October freshet Of 1878.
Chester Times.