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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-03-15

Mr.. s. W. Hill, of Horse Cove, n. G., made
last year at the rate of 900 bushels of Irish
potatoes to the acre.
North Carolina has done better than that
Some years ago Mr.. John Woolfn of .ishevillc,
Buncombe Co., made POO bushels of Irish po-
tatoes on one acre, and took premium on the
crop at the State Fair If we are not mistaken
our old and esteemed friend, Mr.. Mont. Patton,
now living near Ashcville, was one Of the Com
mittee who measured the crop and certified to
it. o.;
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-03-15

a SwEErISG LAWN the Legislative pro-
ccedngs Of Saturday last we find the following {:
Bill to prevent the sale of spirituous liquors
within Cne mile of any church, schoolhouse or
college within the State, was ordered to third
reading.
If that bill passes it will shut up every bar
room in every County Town in the State, and il
will be hard to find a spot where a bar.room may
be lawfully located
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The Poor Mans Party.


We have it from good authority that there is
now ring formed in this county to organize
what its projectors please to term 1.-THE Poor
mans Party" This party, we learn is organ
lied much on the same plan as the Union League
was constituted. In the first place it is inten
dcd to oppose the regularly nominated demo
cratic ticket, and for this purpose they are try
ing to bind in its embrace the whole Radical ele-
ment of the county, under the captivating name
of "Pcor Man 8 Party" In the next place, we
understand that all who become members of
that party are required to take an oath, similar
to that Of the Union League, to support the
Poor Mans Ticket at the next election.
But another informant tells us that they do
not require dU its members 10 take the OATH as
they find that, generally speaking, white men
are decidedly opposed to political or party oaths;
but they demand all colored people who wish
to become members to take an oath of secrecy
AMI fealty. 1t is known that majority of the
ce!ored citizens are rather attachedto oath bound
secret political associations, and the gcttcrs-up
of this new party are panderng to this unhal-
lowed liking.
AS yet the leaders Of this new move are not
certainty known in this county, but actions and
circumstances are sufficiently strong to satisfy
many who they are, and strict watch is kept
upon them. They are not all so-called demo-
Gratis. nor all republicans; but they are strange
mixing up of dsgruntcl anu disappointed as
pirants for office, formerly of the EXTREMIST DEM
cratic stripe, with a few leading republicans of
both races. Each one Of them thinks that if he
was member Of The Legislature or County
Commissioner, he could save the State from ruin,
make every poor man rich and every rich man
poor.
From what we can learn about it, it will be
delectable party, and but few of them would
vote to suppress the liquor traffic.
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Perforated Seats.

We advise all who have chairs with broken
seats to take them to Mr.. J. Is. Porter and get
him to put perforated seats on them. Those
seats are not only pleasant to sit upon but they
will last life time.
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Gatfney City Register.

The first number of this promised paper came
to us last week. 1t is neatly gotten up sheet,
with patent outside, and edited with spright.
lincss by Messrs Hollis and Gregory. 1t has
our best wishes for its success.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-03-15

Gen J. Il. Kcrshaw Of South Carolina has ac-
ccpted an invitation to deliver the annual address
before the Virginia Division, Army of Northern
Virginia, at Richmond, Va. October, 1S7S.-
His subject will be "Thc First Maryland Cam
paiCn. - Baliimnrs Sun.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-03-15

JUSTICE AT LAsr.-A despatch to John T. Sloan,
Esq, received yesterday from Washington City,
conveyed the gratifying intelligence that the
Southern veterans of 1872, and a,s) those of
subsequent Indian wars, are t. bc restored to the
United States pension rolls. This matter is one
of vital Importance to many men and women in
South Carolina and tho whole South. The act of
Congress just passed says that not only the names
of the surviving veterans shall be restorced, but
that the widows Of the dead patriots shall be al
lowed to draw the pensions of their patriot hus-
bands, cgardless fany marriage contract formed
since their death. 1t will be rem embcrcd that since
the war these men, who gave lustre to America s
armies in the early life of the republic, were
cut off from the pension roll after the war be-
tween the States was inauguratcd, on the ground
that the soldiers of the war Of 1912 had been
disloyal to "the greatest government the world
ever saw" The act of Congress passed yester-
day removes this unjust obstruction to Justice.
Col. Register.
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Grant il will do.
Our Cotton Market.

Our Cotton Market.
The market at this place has been looking up
the past week. The receipts have been larger
and prices have somewhat improved. Wequotc
l25 bales sold, at u to 10 cents. Cash.
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Bay- The coorcd girl who was so badly
burned last week, after lingering in great agony
for ten days. died last Tuesday night.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-03-15

Has- Our efficient Town Council intend Dig
ging three more water cisterns. They are nov
digging one almost in front Of the Post Officei
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-03-15

Hsa- The Charleston journal Of Comms
again failed to reach this Post Office last TI
dv. After hard st ugsle through ChaslS
N. c., or Greenvile, it reached here the
morning. but its contents had become stalc.V
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-03-15

RAILROAD Bridge BURNED.-Ncw Brunswick
N. j., March 0.-The great railroad bridge span,
ming the Raritan River at this point, caugh fire
from the sparks of passing locomotive, shortly
before six o'clock this morning and in about an
hours time was almost entirely consumed.-
Eastward and westward bound freight and pas
senger trains over the Pennsylvania Railroad
are stopped in consequence Of the Disaster.
Passengers will be transferred until the break
is flxei across the river via the foot bridge. To-
tai loss estimated ut 500 900
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-03-15

BD- The Ladies of the Presbyterian ChurS
of thi, town, have concluded to cushion e.
otherwise improve the seats of the Church,
are actively ut work at it.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-03-15

Our Fire Department
Has been organized, with Mr.. Jas. Grant rs
.Qhisf but we. hive. noe heard who thss sether,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-03-15

Fatal Columbia, March 10y
the explosion of boiler at l.owrcy mill in tho
Ouch Fork. Thursday night, the mill was de-
moished, several persons wounded md coorcd
man killed,
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-03-15

Hot SPRINGS, ARK, March Ga fire brok,
out in a shaniy occupied by negro named
Grcenlie, and communicated to the French res
taurant, thence north and south on both sides
of the street. All the buildings were burned
north of Rockafclow's drug store and south be-
low Malvern Crossing. About $50 buildings
were destroyed and an immense amount of
goods. Loss estimated at 5000 900 The
mountain is covered with people driven from
shelter.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-03-15

Ex Senator Ben Wade Of Ohio, died at his
home in that State last Saturday. lie will al
ways be remembered rs one of the most bitter
and relentless Of the pcrSccutorss of the South
ern people. 1t has been said, and is much to
his credit that he kept entirely aloof from the
many corrupt jobs in which most of the promi-
ncnt politicians have been mixed up for the past
twelve wears.
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VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS.
An Opportunity that the Federal Omcehoiders
VIII not Fail 10 Embrace.


II was not n very agreeable surprise that
tho members OF the party Of moral ideas who
happen TO be Federal ofilceholders received
yesterday. Each Custom House and Post Office
Official. upon coming to his desk. found a neat
little letter. There WAS nothing peculiar about
that; the envelope was OF n pure, unofficial
white. and outside OF the postmark. " Washing
ton" there was nothing To arouse suspicion.
But inside OF the white envelope was one OF for
bidding gray. This contained the following
seductive mlsslve. which. though not producing
the same kind of feeling as IA 6Hlet-dOttJ. yet
brought on considerable emotion:
HEADQUARTERS ~ rHF
1878 street Northwest, WAsniSGroN u e.. 1873.
Eugene Hale Gilman. Hon Horace 4 Page.
Kreruf,rs Cr,rr,O,. lion J NJ Campbell,
Hon. VIM b Allison. Hon Jaw 4 Huhneu,
Hon. stephcnW Dorsey Hon Charles II Joyce,
Hon. Branch X Bruce. Hon Frank Hi>cock.
W,sniNsroN II e. MAY 81 1879
SIR This committee. charged with lahoring for the
for the election OF members NJ Congress call with conf
oence upon YOU Republican for such contribution
may be less than g. The committee deem II proper
IN thus appealing 10 the Republicans generally. 10 in
there Will be objection IN any official quarter to such
voluntary contribution
De exaggerated That the Senate is to be Democratic
alter the ith OF March 1879, very nearly certainty
Representatives would preopitaie upon the country
dangerous agatons which would inevitably add "a the
present disresses Foremost their schemes the
opposition already their intention attempt
office
by the presentation Of three candidates the Prcs
dency IN 1880 the people should fail to choose the House
From what's known and with the growing dis
sensOns in the camp of the enemy. the committee have
Please make prompt and favorable response to this
letter and remit AZ once by drhit or postal money order
can National Bank Washington. d. G. nv order Of the
committee. GKoRGr G. GoRHsN
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)ENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
AND UNIFIED STATES MAIL ROUTE.

on and after May -. 1875.
Trains leave New York via Deshrosses and Cortlandt
sts Ferries. ~ follows.
Express tor Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, "a NJ, e. and 81
T. VI. daily.
For WIllamsport Lock Haven Cory. and Erie at %
7. VI, connecting At CORY Tor Ttnsvillc. Petroleum
Centre, and the on Regions. Wiliamsport aud Lock
Haven, q 4. VI.
Baltimore. Washington and the South, Limited wash.
ington Express" Of Pullman rarlnr Cars daily except
sunday. $50 \. NJ, arrive WASHINGTON 1 10 +.
Regular a $40 A. NJ, $50 and . T. VI. sunday $50
and T. NJ
Express for Philadelphia. ~ 80 90 o. IN Lin.
tied. II 4. VI, /, T. j. Il $40 30 X 81 and . +
Sunday. 80 ana A. W.. D. s. $3.50 7,3u, 80 and % T.
VI. Emlgrant and second class, r NJ
Boats oi Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains at Jersey city, anoriing speedy and direct
For trains to Newark. EhMhcth, Railway Princeton,
Trenton Perth Amhov, Flemngton, Bcylderr, and
other points see local schedules at all Ticket Offices
TRANS arrive From Pittsburgh. $50. lOiD NJ 10 70 r.
daily lnlo A. NJ. $50 T. VI. daily. except Monday
From Washington anu Baltimore, q 80, $40 VI $40
9la lol9 r NJ SUNDAY ~ 1904 VI From phils
dtlphla, jtb. 800. - a. 9in. lu.1n II 80 A. VI . 10
40 PIP, 80, : - 1910, lo2or, ~ SUNDAY, sos.
600, 30 1000, II 80 A. VI 6iu 10 20 +. NJ
Ticket offices, l2d and pi4 Broadway, Aston House
ami foot ct Desbrus-es and Corilandt stS Court a
Az br@ohyn Annex Depot loot 81 Fulton 4. Brooklyn
FRANK THOMSON. l.. r. FARMER
h'lfFNl Manager Genl Passenger [
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Sotittn noiltts.
SOCIETY OF TAMMANY OR CoLUM-
BIAN ORDER.
Sutirip Hotties

In accordance with the provisions Of its Constitution
the Society OF TammAny or Columbian order will meet
to celebrate the National Birthday.
Atehi A NJ on Thursday July 1878 the Society will
assemble, for the transaction Of business, the Council
Chamber OF the Great wigwam
AtIoA NJ the doors OF the Great Hall will he thrown
open admission guests friends OF the Society
when the following order OF exercises will he held.
National Airs Observation-Disclosures. Seventh Regiment Band
Address OF Welcome ............ Grand Sachcm schc
Reading the Declaration OF Independence.
Bro Frank Loomls
Music ..... Band
song, The American Boy Bro Frank O'Donnc
The Long Talk Hon Gihcrtc Walker OF Virginia
Reading Re Plies to Invitations Bro. VIM. II. Quincy
short taks-By saehems and Braves. including Hon
Erastus Brooks Hon. John r. Fellows, Hon Thomas c
E Ecclcsine Hon Edward Hogan Hon. Alfred wagstan
Jr.. Agernon sullivan. Esq, NJ. j. A. Mccarery. ESQ.,
Hon John E Fitzgerald, Hon. David MeAdam, Freder.
ick smyth, Esq., Hon. Thomas r. Grady. william A.
Boyd ESQ, Hosea B. Perkins, ESQ.,, Francis b spnola
ESQ, John =. oNeill Esq, william Van wyck. ESQ.,
Abram Killing, ESQ., and others
At the conclusion each short talk by the band
Fnale-"Th Star spaneled Banner" by Philip p
Sullivan the Society and audience.
Manhattan Season Of Fruits Seventh Moon Year Of Dis
coyery 3s6th OF independence, ioad and OF the In.
sutuuon the 9Oth.
By order Of
AUGUSTUS sCHELL
Grand sachom.
loEL O. STEVENS. Secretary.
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MANHATTAN BEACH HALLWAY.
WI Connie ted To MONT opposite 2d 81 East rive

summer time table. take effect Sunday June 49, 1878
WEEK DAYS AND SUNDAYS
The elegant steamer ELIZA HANCOCK. commencing as
~ above Will during the from Pier foot NJ
2h -. EAST RIVER. direct 10 Company's Depot At
GREENPOlNT, making close tons, going and re.
turning. with express trains TO and from Manhattan
Beach
Boat leaves Esd st. Pier at s.45 o.t5 lO45 II IS ",
and II -. 80. -. So. fo. 50. and SfS 2. "
Trans leave Manhattan Beach for New York via Green.
point at ~. 10. II A NJ and 1910 I. 2Oj 3.i2 tOt.
81 eoI. 7. SIS. and $50 y. VI. Time from Grcenpoint
Trains connect at East New York with Rapid Transit
trains on Atlantic BROOKLYN also. with CAnarse and
Rockaway Beach Railroad.
VIA BAY RIDGE.
=, The elegant steamers THOMAS coLYER and u r..
MARTIN leave 22d Il North river a. TO- H. ~ ". and
- .. sand " Leroy st. North river; pio;
1910 II 10 A. NJ; IL 10 no 2.ln. $40 40 10 $40
and go T. VI Pier =. North river a25. 1923 II 20
" - rs. %. 315, 425 Is as. and I2S =. ".
Trains leave Manhattan Beach via Bay Ridge at \,
1910. II 30 A N: 1910 l.35 2:i3 $40 40 5.3e.
q 20. I ~ and or VI
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NEW YORK. JUNE Is, 1H7s.-Metropolitan
1NEleNated Railway. open from -, 4. VI 10 ~ + VI
stations; Morris st. nearest point Tor South terry and
battery; Rector st, nearest point Tor Wall St ferry;
Corandt st, nearest point Tor Jersey civ and Com.
mnnpaw FERRIES Park place. nearest point Tor Post
onec, city Hall ana barclay 81 ferry TO Iohoken,
chambers II, nearest point for faVona and Erie H. r.
Terry; Franklin ST. brand It. nearest points Tor Des.
Dresses st. ferry 70 Jersey city Blocker st, 9Th st,
I'D 81 nearest point Tor 23d t. terry TO Jersey city,
sd II 42d 81. nearest point Tor y. Central r. r. lie.
pot 1h 81 5Sth St, nearest point for Central Park For
uhtown trains take east side stations For downtown
trans take west side stations Fare 10 cents except he
tween the hours OF ~ and Y, NJ, and and r NJ.
when the fare Is cents ROuV-From 5Sth along 9Th
aN TO and along Anlity st 10 and along South 9Th
Canal ST crossing into and along West Broadway TO
Chambers St crossing into and along College place 10
ana along Murray 81 20 and along church St 20 and
along New church 81 to Morris s. Connects with the
following horse car lines At Rector St, with cars Tor
south erfy at Grand st, with for Deshrosscs and
East Grand ST ferries, AT Becckcr st. with
and west al sh St. with cars tor CHRISTOPHER and East
lnh 81 ferries. at lih st. with West 2Al and
East 2id and aith 81 ferries. 3d with cars Tor
Meehawken ferry; AZ lnh i. with Of Belt Line
Railroad J. + NAVARRO. Vice. President
NJ VAN RKOtkLIN
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ptrsonll llotltss.

A TrENTJON. Patients 50 Bond ST. Consult Dr.
"a PRolIN, from Paris, ~ years rNurururc. tee ~
All diseases skin disorders and nervous debility radio iy
cured
A LII SPECIAL complaints, medical or surslcal
n safely ana succe ssully treated ENunuhunn, ire"
DR. BRADFORD. 1872 + st I'm 81
DISEASES oi men. ar.rl from unpuuN OF ine
- blood, aud nervous PROSTATE u, speciality JOSEF
JA,'Ql rs, NJ D., University place once hours
10 3 and tos
DISEASES OF MEN specially, cure from 81 70
~ . days DIR, DYER, ~ West 18th st. near dth ay,
WILL MRS. ROOSEVELT. formerly Phoebe
w Martin, please send her address " Mass j. A. =.
box loe. sun Qtbce.
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Sabings Sanhs.

sSabiuss Banks
DRY DOCK SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
~ 3il and 3s3 BOwery.
The trustees of tins Institution have declared a semi
annual d,idcud Tor the current six months nj the rate
FIVE PER CENT PER ANNIM
all sums Of S2ur and under. AMI the
q On at the rate Of per per annum. payable
and after July IL
deposits made or before July ~ will be entitled to
ANDREW MILLS, President
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METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK.

NOS AND THIRD ANENUE.
FIiTIErH SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
NV NORK, June - 1878.
Interest NJ the of i've per cent per annum has
heen declared AMI will be payable and after July ~
ISIS
Deposits made or before July To- and interest not
drawn. will he entitled To interest from the LIST July
ISAAC r. SMITH, President
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O PHILADELPHiN,
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

TO fHiLADELrHiH,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE oLD.EsTABLISIIED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
., - BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DEPOTS u PHILADELPHIA TWO IN
NEW YORK.
DoublE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT
AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT WITH
ABSOLUTE SAFETY
on AND AFTER JUNE 80 1879
Express Trains leave New York. VIA Desbrosses and
CnrtlAndt sts Ferries, follows
$50, 1880, = 20 q n.31 Limited II A. NJ T. s. q. O 30
liJl h5O, ami T. NJ sundays. 4 30 AMI A. NJ. 8. g.
$50. 1880. \ ~ and or. NJ -
Boats OF brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains at Jersey city. anordng a speedy and direct
transfer Tor BROOKLYN Travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 800 3.3S. T. 7.3j. g.
$40 and u 4 n l4imited Express 35 i NJ. >. l.
530 and 7;a5 r NJ and Y Mdnight on sunday,
a;2u , 55 !, =, $40 A. MA 7a3 r. NJ, and II Midnight
Ticket Onices, 52b and pa Broadway, Aston House.
And loot Of Desbr3sses and corsndt IS 4cour and
il6, and liz Hudson st Hoboken; Depot Jersey City.
EkXINk HSseS Once Battery plte y.pvvp
Is GsasEA ASaaIsh 0sssIl PASSENGER ASsat
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FAST SIDE SAVINGS BANK ron SAIL.

DIVIDEND NOTICE.
The trustees have declared a dividend the rate o
FIVE per per annum payable and alter July H.
DEPOSITS MADE on or before July ~ will draw inter
est from July &. e. DUNCAN, President.
l.. llunBARp Treasurer
IRVING SAVINGS INsTITUTION. ~ WAR
4 REN 81. NEW YORK. june -. l~7S-rhe Trustees %
TINS Institution have ordered interest be- paid all
that have remained deposit the three and six
months ending June ~ NJ the rate VI ve per per
anuutn. pan able ON and after july Is. i-7~
Interest not Withdrawn will bee added tn the principal
amt draw interest from Jul, l. Money deposited on
before july ~ will draw interest from July l. Bank open
daily from ~ 4 VI to3 NJ.
u HE ATOM Secretary JOHN CASTREE sidcn nj
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A FOR COMFY ISLAND DIRECT.
-A.-A.-THE FOURTH

A -A.-A.-THE FOURTH
ROCKAwAY BEACH
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD
Fast excursion trains will be TO the Beach to-day
follows.
Kasisith It Ferry, sts. ei5. 1913. iI.i5 A Mills.
, II. and 1.l5 T. VI.
Returning leave Rockaway Beach 81. 4 30 49, S 80
q, $50. aud = T. NJ
LATE TRAIN
Al ~ VI fast will leave the Beach for Long
Island city, flathush. and Bushwick depots
Tine t. the Beach 50 minutes. Fare. ~ cents
CllfTTENDEN. % y. A : sPENCER. q Supt
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DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT
AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT WITH
ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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CHOLERA BANKs.-rhur.dav

n -CHOTEWA HANkN.-ThursdaV morning,
n. July =. steamer SETH Low. Anderson Cowcl n
lot Leaving Franklin st. 80; sth It r. r. Is;
Pier ~. D. R -. I'D It, y. K 80. 10Th st. y r. l.
and PerG n X. 7i5A VI Tickets a.
Al q. FOSTER. Manager
NB-stcamer WILLIAM FLETCHER IN place OF seth
Low to the Fishing Banks See above.
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ExcELsIoR SAVINGS hank.

NINETEENTH Dividend
on and after Monday july H. 1878 there will he paid
10 depusiura mannual interest dividend at the rate
oi ave per cent. per all Ut - and up.
ward winch shall have been deposited ut least month
prior 60 July l. -7- Deposits made not stcr than July
10 will draw interest from July I.
u VI. HAZARD. Pre- siient
n X TIL KBER. lst Vice President
-. BARRON. "a Vice President
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A Okla kSION To ROC kAWAl Bench
"A twice day. 10y the safe aud beautiful steamer TwI.
LIGHT leaves I'D II, II, - A NJ and 4 NJ, 10Th
-, Il. "a VI. and Is ?. NJ Pier I. \. r ,Batsryl
eis A " and ~ 2 ". leaving Rockaway Beach att
4 VI. AMI , i. VI Excursion tickets. only - cents on
July I, FARE FOR ROUND TRIP 50 CENTS.
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EMIGKANT INDusTRIAL SAVINGS

Il HANk. n thhmhcrs I. New York. June ~ l-7~--
DNidrnd. The trustees this bank have ordered that
interest be- paid To dcpo,iors entitled thereto the
mouths ending tins date. follows ON all up
s2tp the rate ni fvr per cent per annum. AMI all
OF a. ~ nj the Four yer per
aunun such excess. PAYABLE on and after Monday
July Is ISIS The interest viii be placed g. the credit Of
hepu~ituts under date Of july L. and will bee entitled
interest for the next six months II not Withdrawn
Business hours from 10 o'clock a. 70 o'clock = VI.
JAMES OLNELL
Nicc-Pre sidcnt
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
THREE DEPOfS IL PHILADELPHIA, TWO IN
NEW YORK
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kcturning ~, II A. VI oBi, 80, and 10 u. NJ
The 10 VI trip from Coney Island will land only at
LEROY St. weather permitting
The stanch and reliable steamboat BAY RIDGE will
leave Battery landing adjoining staten Island ierry 10
A VI. = ~ and 30 T. NJ Returning leave Locust Grove
"a NJ, and I + NJ. Fare 30 Excursion tickets SOC
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Union DIME SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
" HImadMAA. A2l nIIl 9TH

w 1ii 9Th av. between nh and 18th SITS
The usual semi annual interest Of per cent annum
on all sums from a to S5Opu has been declared and will
be- paid on and after MONDAY July 10, 1875, all
entitled thereto
dividends not drawn will bear interest a de-
post
Money deposited on before 10Th July. 1878 will draw
interest from the ist July, 1879
by order o the Trustees
= A. CONKLING. President
JnnN u IrpsON. SecretarY.