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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-04-24

A minister was once forced to say to a
congregation that persisted in depesiting
buttons in the contribution box: "Breth-
rem who wish to contribute buttons"
said this fnancier, twill please not
hammer down the eyes, for while that
process does not increase their value in
coin, it does impair their usefulness as
buttonp."
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-04-24

Grooming, grumbling and gossiping
are, according to the Worcester Gazette,
the " three CTS that do more mischief to
the business of the country than the
drought, the potato rot and the army
worm"
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-04-24
wber. are you going TO slops

This is a question often asked by the irie ,I.
OF those who are about TO visit New York CITY:
To those who have not decided, We can say that
there are few hotels that give the satisfaction,
both in rates and accommodations that charac-
terize the Grand Central Hotel, New YORK.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-04-24

Johnson's Anodyue Eminent is richly worth
ten dollars bottle in certain cases. For IN
stance in cases Of diphtheria, Group and asth-
ma, when the sufferer is almost dead for want
OF breath, and something is required to act
instantly. II costs only thirty-hye cents.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-04-24

Do not buy yeast powder or baking powder OF
abort weight. A manufacturer that defrauds
by short weight will not hesitate to make kdul
terated goods. You can always rely on Dooley
Yeast Powder being full weight and strictly
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-04-24

Mothers! Mothers +! nothers!!! Dou,t
fail to procure Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup
for all diseases incident to the period OF teeth.
ing in children. 1t relieves the child from pain.
cures wind collie, regulates the bowels and. by
giving relief and health to the child, gives rest to
the mother. 1t is an old and well-tried remedy.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-04-24
CHEW
The Celebrated
"MAToHLEss y
Wood Tag Plug

WAR DECLARED. Veterinary surgeons all
over the country are fercely denouncing the
parties who put up extra large packages of
worthless trash and sell 1t for Condition Pow
ders. They say that Sheridans Cavalry Con-
dition Powders are the only kind now know n
that are worth carrying home.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-04-24

A fellow-feline makes the midnight
newer wondrous kind.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-04-24

A Miserable Being
ia one that ia bilious, Get from YOUR druggist
a package OF Quirk's Irish Tea. Price % cts.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-04-24
CONSUMPTION Can Be Cured

PUINIONA is a certain rsmsdy for The I'm, .
CONSUMPTION and all diseases Of h, l,,,.
and Throat. II inviRnrates the brain Io6s, \, Y
system makes the weak strong, and ia pleasant IN
Price Que Dollar per bottle at Druggists OF .s1t ~
Proprietor on receipt of price, A pamphlet ,5s,5,s
valuable advice to Consumptivrs,m many o-ti.,'
Of ACTUAL CURES, and tull directions iot utnflI-
OMAR @. NOSES. IS Cortland Street W.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-04-24

"a Farmers Son or Daughter" See Adv't.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-04-24

meeting has been held in Washington be.
tween number of congressman and Nj. Chot-
teau, delegate from the Paris committee to
secure the attendance of American delegates
at the Franco-American congress in Paris. The
object Of the proposed congress is to discuss
commercial relations between this country and
ton OF commercial treaty between the two
countries.
The secretary of the treasury and the mem
bers of the late syndicate have entered into al
agreement for the sale, for redemption pur
poses, Of $50,000,000 United States four ant
one-half per cent. fifteen year bonds at par ant
accrued interest, and one and one-half per cen
premium in gold coin, $40 900, 600 to be takei
Immediately and $5,000,0O0 per month durinI
the balance of the year.
The House has voted an appropriation o
| $1,000 for a monument TO Thomas Jefferson
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-05
Killed IN 4 STREET BRAWL.
stabbed In the Breast ny Ono OF Three Men
who were Followed aud Assaulted.

In brawl in Prince street, near Greene,
at about 81 \. VI. yesterday. Gus. Dougherty.
who worked in Rceves's market in Blocker
street. and lived at 22l sullivan street. was stab
bed in the breast. He died few minutes after
he was taken TO the Prince street police station.
One Hill. who was with Dougher,y. said that
tho murderer was one Of three men who passed
through Prince street. One was caught hv
District Telegraph operator named Hagan, hut
WAS allowed 10 90 when he said. Please let mo
20: those two men have been licking me-
Hill said that he and Dougherty had some
words with ia" three men rs they passed. and
Doushrrty said, Let's 20 give II ~ them"
They followed the men aud fought with them.
One Of the thrce-n small. quiet man--did not
take part in the affray. hut stood on the edge OF
the sidewalk and cnrd To- his companions.
" Come away" Another Of tho three was n
tall man, and as lie ran of Dougherty said
Stop him. He is the one who struck ma last"
Hagan stopped. and could hay" held easily. If
he had not supposed that 1t was an ordinary
street fight. poughery never said that he was
stabbed. and. when h" WIS taken 10 the station
no wounds copIt be seen. One OF the officers
thought that pes WIS drunk. and was about to
tap him on the sole Of IN" foot with his club
when Hill assured him That he had been with
DOugherty all the evening. and he WIS not
drunk. After Dougherty's coat had been UNI
huttOned the wound was found. An OF, n
pocketknife with blood on the hlnde was found
near the scene Of tho fight later in the day.
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SICK AND TURNED OFT.
Surrounded ny her Furniture and Nursing
her Babe the Sidewalk.

Officer Lundberg of the Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty to Children investigated
report from Capt. Copeland that John Bar
tell. of 800 Broome street. had ill-treated his
children; that babe was cruelty neglected. al
though very sick and that ne and his wife were
Incorporate. Barte who is a matchmaker. out
Of employment had occupied the basement at
100 Broome street for nine months. Until the
last half month he had paid his rent promptly.
The officer thinks that John Kalcnp"ck, the
landlord, reported the case Of the child ms
means Of Kidding himself of possible obstacle
to proceedings to dispOSsess the family. He
found no evidence that the parents neglected
ANYTHING In their power for the welfare of the
sick infant. Kallenbeck put the family into the
street on Wednesday morning. A dispensary
physician had previously certified that such Il
step would retard the sick child's recovery. ii
not rndanger its life.
Officer Lundberg found the mother in the
lie ones and her little store OF household goods
piled cOnfusrdiy about her She told her story
and then kallenheok was appealed 10. sun
posing that he was helping his charge against
liartrN, the landlord answered readily that the
child was very sick.
Then" the officer said, THE case Is against
you for turning the child into the street. since
you admit that il was very sick"
Officer lundherg then gave his attention TO
Mrs. Bnrtrll ana the children, and found rooms
for them and moved the furniture into them.
The landlord is to be arrested.
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GARROTED ON 4 HORSE CAR.
A Treasurer Choked and Robbed OF ~. 900
A Lively Fusilade.

TROY, N. Y, July IA bold robbery was
committed in this city on Monday morning.
Thomas Buckley. Treasurer OF the Abba
Knitting Mill Company. drew $4,000 from
tho bank TO pay the employees for their
June services. He entered 10 o'clock horse
car for Abba. He held the money in news
paper in his hand. while he read a newspaper
The car was well filed with passengers. mostly
Of the Gentler sex. Mr.. Buckley had previously
noticed a hack following the car but he paid no
attention to II. and kept on reading.
When the car reached Maple avenue, Mr..
Buckley felt himself clutched around the neck
from behind. and his head drawn back so that
he could not speak. He tried to cry out. bur the
clutch WAS SO firm that he could utter only a
gasp. At the same moment the man by his side
snatrhed the money from his hand Land jumping
Off the car ran to the coach or hack and entered
II. When he was safe the other fellow released
his hold upon Mr.. Bucklcv's throat and fol-
lowed the first, hut wns unable TO enter the
hack. BY this time Mr.. Buckley had recovered
from his surprise and called for help. Immedi-
ately he Jumped on the car. and started in pur-
suit Of the highwaymen. diseharging six shots
from his revolver AT the one on foot running be-
hind the carriage. The rohber turned ana fred
also. and for minute there was n rapid dis
charge Of firearms between the two men. Mr..
Buckley was unhurt. and IL is believed that the
other man escaped injury also.
Near the cemetery the men abandoned the
hack and ran down the road. disappearing in
the woods connected with the new Mount Ida
Camotpry.
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HOMES IN TIRGINIA.
North.rn Families to he Asked 20 settle on
Fine Farming Land.

United States Senator Withers, Judge
John Critcher. and the Hon. Addison Borst OF
virginia are in the city in the interests OF the
Virginia Immigration Society. under whose
auspices n large number OF Northern families
and colonies arc finding homes in that state.
Mr.. Borst the Secretary OF the society says that
several million acres OF the finest farming lands
in the world are in the market in virginia at 90
to SO an acre. These lands are partly improved
and are near to markets. Tho Underwater
farms in the eastern section Of tho state have
the double advantage Of water transportation
to the Northern cities and food supply in the
fish, oysters and wild fowl In the BAYS and in
let's. This section is especially adapted to corn
and fruit growing
In the Piedmont region thcrc arc thousands
Of acres VI fine grazing lands awaiting North
ern enterprise and capital to develop the stock
rnisiny industry. With good. trustworthy inrm
labor to be had Mt from 50 to 81 per month,
taxes lower than in any oil the western Ntnirs.
markets at their very doors, y mild and h"atuy
climate, cheap timber aud fuel, the virginia
Immigration Society claims To oll'r uusur-
pissed Inducements 10 all classes oi settlers:
Tho society has OPENED branch oillrrs in AL oi
the LEADING cities os Virginia with view TO iur-
nishing aid and information To- persons con;
tpmplating settlement in the state United
Statns Senator Johnston Is President; the Hon.
W. " Corcoran. Gen. FiNlugh Leo and other
prominent gentlemen are Nice-Presidents. Mr..
Bor.t who conducts the cores pOndcncU OF tho
society. lives ia fredericksburg.
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MURDERED WITH A CARVING KNIFE
james Frankiyn. 07 Years OF Age, Accused
by "A Jury Of killing Peter Finley.

ro..a Do...ou I,I,, Iuetioo Irvino ~
LoNd DhANOh, ouIE s'-'usV,oo '"e vi
Nnvesink impanelled jury and held an in
oucs, to.dnv in tho case nj Peter Finley. the
p ",o. .O-.,"' ~ W. - a, - -, a., mn
painter VINO was s'aooeu TO ue"'h III 'ne i,'s"
lands Yesterday by James FRANKLIN. as related
IN Tur s,,s ~ this morninp At tho inouest
III NE 90" VI '',,' NV, ',"H' ~, 1N,,.'
the true story OF the murder was tolu LOT tne
first time. 1t seems that Finley went to Mr..
Iutt,.,,,. ,,,,,,a 90 u,,,osda, ,i,,tt aud beyan
ocnAlnson p"'Vo "" iuo'"'' "'"''' "nu So
to letter some signs. AT noon Yesterday ne en-
tered the cnrvinn room of tho hotel where
t,.',.,',. - III. o,,, os,od TO- =. so,d
frahNyh was "ork'he' anu "sNeu ,oi '",iu
wich. Franklin refused to give 1t to him. but
abused Finley who nuitted the room and made
.,t.. -, A., .....,., 10 ri raooi,,od
acohn"h' OF 'he treatment "e n"u ieeo'N9u
from Franklyn to the barkeeper. Later. in the
dnv thpre 1vns nnothpr quarrel between Frank
~, - ,,. -, 49,, =. .,I,,a .i,. -, ,Io o,,or
Vh anu lhleS' anu III NaIi"us tnio9 III 'io "i'Si-
noon they were seen in angry discussion.
Finley finished his work at o'clock and went
-, -, -, A., 1T ,,.i a.
down To the lower par OF the ho'c', unu"r 'ne
hill on which the main house stands. He had
drank sevcrnl rInsses of beer before Franklin
~ ~ ~, 1T. a.. -, .. .h,,-,, $50
came IN anu Hghil thcS p'Eth !" "o"eo ""o
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BURNING OUT THE SNIKES.
Hundred. of Kissing Reptile. scorched Out of
an Ice House.

On Sunday evening McDade's ice mouse
Was burned. and hundreds of snakes wiggl"d
and crawled out md ran Tor IN" bay creating
continuous splash. ms one after another OF the
reptiles went hradlOng into the water The
snakes seemed 20 come from every nook and
corner Of the building. and writing In agony
from the intense heAt. lnstinHlvely mad" for
the hav direct. and MANNED and burned rs
many OF them We're they plunged IN prOmlsou-
ously. throwing great volumes OF water high
The Waterman at one Of the other leo houses
says that when he first saw the ilamrs they en-
veloped nearly the entire building. II had been
whom were subsequently found lying near tho
ruins fast asleep On" Of these very graph
icay describes tho rush oi snakes from the
burning building. Out Of the doorway. through
the ROOT. through dense volumes of smoke, they
came by scores. large snakes and small. Of al
most every species known 10 this latitude their
eyes extended and their iOrkrd tongues darling
defiance NJ the blaze, they actually raced
through the AR 10 a place OF safety. They
Missed with madness. and pounded tho earth
with their tails in fury, and seemed 10 screcch
In agony. The numh"roi them seemed 10 be
endless. until the whole structure was 50 far
consumed that no more couid rs ape
Great rnitlesnukc-. blow snakes moccnsns
garter snakes. ANA water snakes were huddlrd
and hustled together rs they came forth APP
parently born OF til" flames. Wild with rage
and tossing venom into the IRE. which seemed
only to increase lis volume they coiled on the
ground with archod neckS rHndy 10 strike the
foe that approached them. Some of them even
seemed 10 stand on the edge OF the Ice house as
II bidding defiance TO the d"vouring elements.
and to lick no the flames with their tongues. be-
fore giving up what had been their home. Some
oil the snakes took refuge IN u large pile oil lun-
Der near the Ice house.
The house was built with three boards by
which IA vacant spnce was mnde in the siding,
creating an air chamber and 1t Is supposed that
.hc snakes hhd taken possession OF TINS Tor q
nome. The tramps who "ndeHVor"d 10 stay in
The cs house on sunday night probably discov-
them out. hut the effort resulted IN the destruc-
ton oil the building,
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PAOLA P.fRRAS HANGED.
Asking that his Children shall no Kept Out OF
the United states.

CORPUS CHRISTI, June 2s.-Justice has
been meted out To Paolo ParrHs after his eight
years Of Mexican Outlawry At pa o'clock this
afternoon he WAS hanged for the murder of Dr.
Newman AT the Guayillo. Dec. 2. 1870. The
scaiIold was erected in the Court House yard
and was SURROUNDED 10y black drapery in due
solemnlty. Twrnty,s"yen men and three OIL
cers Of the star Rifles guarded the Court
House enclosure. Nine men OF the State police.
mounted, covered all approaches.
The prisoner walked firmly To- tho scaffold
and stood firm whio Sheriff Begnan reud his
sentence oil death. At ils CLOSE he asked Tor
ktmulauts. which were given MIN, and he then
addressed the nsscmnlage, protesting his inno-
fence. From this ne descended 10 hlackguHrd-
Ism in abuse of hi enemies, and was stopped
by his minister. with "NiM MoXico!" and
viva MeNicanosW and n direction 10 Deputy
Sheriff Whean to put the knot back of his ear.
hls lust words on earth were spoken, aud the
drop fell,
Parras left will notable for the bequcathmont
OF vengeance. After disposing OF a Colts inn
proved pistol and a black horsr-apparentl his
only possession--he asked that his children be
cared for by his tather, and never allowed 10 en-
Ter the United States Tho murder for which he
was hanged WAS ono OF peculiar atrOcity. being
Tor the purpose Of robbery HIS victim was
dragged TO death with lHssO and thon carved
Ia genuine Aztec fashion with knife.
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There was a scene in the, New National The
atre last evening The regular leader of the orchestra
was Yesterday supplantcd by Mr. Florence Things
went wen until the second part when they began get
mixed IN the bureSque the performers wished 70 sing
some particular song, but the orchestra persisted IN
PLAYING another and 50 IL went TIL before the end the
play, there music Then Mime. DuclOs the
leader Of the blondes, called tor "uat leader Of the
orchestra lie iorthw made his appearance aud the
indignant madame went Tor him. Not satisfied with
tongue lashng she drew forth cowhide, and Piled it
vigorously over the musicians head and shoulders He
Jumped for the orchestra escape and She dashed after
the violnist escaped.
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Wilkinson's itonnnza.


Doc Wilkinson, a minor of this city had been
Prospecting lnu ledge near Auburn in Placer county.
lee hd sunk the incline on the ledge taking out the
quart A. he went down He had down the incline
about SIXTY ioet, and while he WIS putting a set OF
her, lrsr chunh OF the loot wall cll nut disclosing
other ledge literally hod with gold. Men Immud.
aelN Put "a wurh upon the newly dscoyrrnrd bonanza
Up 10 Wednesday morning 10000 worth had raised
the
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! g somewhat curious that while our princi-
Dai @nip9Ienimry at The t9ngress is Hebrew, II NJ
lolfN NJ heihn IL also a Hebrew His real name is
salohAii but he has assumed that of Belchroeder.
The Hebrews in Berlin expressed desire give com
memorative dinner TO Lord BeacOnshed and Herr won
Beichroeder, hut they have been informed that under
present enennsanees the IesuYal would be undesirable
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Fiom he NhN'oirn Argus.
The foreman in Buckley tannery, at Butter
nut Grove, Delaware county, had been at work IN the
sweat pits and become oyerheaed and perspiring
proiusey and while IN this condition he tell into OF
The watts The poison from the liquor entered his system
through the pores Of the skin. resulting in death In few
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sablnos 8anks.
INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS

INMIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS
II BANK. 81 Chambers It, New YORK, june ~ ls1- -
pNldends-rhc trustees OF TINS bank have ordered that
be- naid to cposurs entitled thereto the six
months ending this date. follows on all up
= l az the rate nt Five Cent annum and on all
- 90 at the rate of -Four rcr Cent
auuum such excess PAYABLE ON and after Monday,
july H. 1875 The interest Will he placed 10 the credit Of
dcpo>,tors under date OF July l. and will be- entitled to
interest for the NJ siN months. ~ not Withdrawn
Business hours from 10 o'clock A TO- oclock NJ
JAMES OLMELL.
Nice-Pre sident
Dawn IFpwtru Comntrolcr
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uO PIIII.ADEL.PiIIN,

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
TIE oLDESTABLlSiIp ROrrE And SHORT LINE
BtNMEIN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROUGH TEAMS EACH WAY DAILY,
iiiRLE 6EiOIo Is fiiilNpaLrIiA TWO Is
NlN lOth
DOUBLE TRACK TIU NO-r IMPROVED EQUIPMENT.
AND THE lA>ll~I INE cos -l>IENI WITH
Ab~OLI tf ~AlElA.
ON AID AFTER JrNE 30, 1875
Express Tram. have NtN York, via Dt,brosses and
tlrtanlt sts FrrIr-. 1- follows.
$50 $50 20 40 800 iiuiiril II A VI, l. I. S, q, $50,
Z 3d. 800. ami r. VI SUNDAYS 80 aul A. NJ. D, q,
49, $50. \ $50 and % j.. VI.
Boats of BrOlklNn Annex connect with all through
trains at Jersey CITY. anordins speedy AMI direct
transfer tor Brooklyn Travel
Returning uains leave Philadelphia 20 S Z 80 :
: $50 aui II A Vi lintcd ENnrr-s / 50 T. NJ. 2. 4
= 3d. T. and 7 81 i VI . and ~ iul-lt ON NuhlN,
3-U g. 80. : s. $40 NJ 80 81 = NJ and ~ Midnight
Ticket offices. h26 ami pa Broadway, Asir House
and loot ol Dc'br9s'es and torani ST., tConr st. Hni
Brooklyn Annex Depot, loot of FULTON st. br9nkFn ~
ll6, and llS Hudson st iohoken Depot Jersey CITY,
Emgrant Ticket Once, Battery place, ,,,,po
FRANK THOMSON. L. T. FARMER
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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trm DIVIDEND.

y irH DIVIDEND.
III FRANKLIN SAYINGS BANK.
Corner Of 4-d II and 9Th av
INTEREST Dividend Interest NJ the rate oi 5 pcr
cent per aunum for the months ending July l. ISIS
VIII be pui in drposlt0rs rucd thereto aud alter
Monday. july 10 JAS T. CHAMBERLAIN
WAS T. IN Mt, secretary President
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miscellaneous.
snstrutllon,

60 IN WRITING, bookkeeping. arithmetic,
P~sOOs spelling, vacation pupils half price.
PAINE, " B0WeEY, WI Broadway.
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East sIDE SAVINGS hank ron SAIL.

DIVIDEND NOTICE
The trustees have declared dividend AZ the rate of
FIVE rer per annum payable and after July ~
DEPOSITS MADE on or before July 10 will draw inter
est from July l. G. &. DUNCAN. President.
l.. T. lluRBARp Treasurer
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, sri WAR
i REN ST, NEW YORK. June - lS7S.-Ihe Trustees of
tins Institution have ordered interest hc paid on all
sums that have remained deposit Tor the three ami
months ending June 80 AZ the rate Of nyc per cent
annum payable ON AMI after July Is. 1873
Interest not withdrawn Will be added 10 the principal
and draw interest from July l. Money deposited On or
before July ~ will draw from july Bank open
daily from ~ 4 to3 T. VI.
a d lIEArON Sncrrtarv Join CAsrREE Preside nj
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SAVINGS INsrIruTIoN
rIrrY.FIFrH sEMlANNuAL DIVIDEND

FIFTY.FIFTH SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
The trustees n this institution have declared the Fnv.
run semi Annual Dividend az the rate of FIVE PER
CENT per tnuum Of s1pl and under 1T FOUR
PER iENi per annun on sums exceeding remain.
ins an deposit during the three ihs ending
July m nccoriunr with the provisions a." hNaws
Payable ON AMI after the thirt Monday ~ july next
EDWARD SCHELL President
G AlvoRp secretary
\IETKOPOLITAN SAVINGS HANK,
Nos AND THIRD AVENUE
FltUErH SEMI-ANNrAL DIVIDEND
NtN NoRK, june 23 1878
Interest AT the rate of fyc per per annuul
been declared and Will be payable and after july H.
l~1~
Deposits made on or before July 10 and interest not
drawn, Will he entitled To Interest from nc IT nj July
ISAAC 7 SMITH, President
" LuIrF Secretary.
NEW YORK. SAVINGS BANK. corner sth av,
~ AMI IAN st-lntc rest commencing from the LIST OF
| tt, Do mo ti. Money hrIO sized un hrllrr 10 viii
draw mtrr 81 from July Asset. s3Gi3 ~ IN surplus
Shifs.ltE RICHARD II. 81 LII. President
g. W BmNcKruHorF secretary
w EST SIDE SAVINGS BANK,
W int Nil aN. between I'm and l-ih sta
The usual srn annual interest OF per uer Annum
ON al sum, ou ~ a. - ~ has been rcnrcd and will
bee lad ou and after MONDAY July 70, ISIS, on all
entitled thereto
p.udcnd, not drawn will bear interest same as a lie.
post
Money deposited ON NJ 10Th July 1878 Will draw
interest from the l.tIuly. 1875
Bi order ol the Trustee
f A. CoNKLING, President
ions II. IrnsoN, Secretary
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A -sTAKIN ENCU RsIONs.- steamboats, tugs
~. harEe~ ami always hand to charter ~
sNu7hc rates Special attractions at Alpine Grove on
Hudson. opposite Nunkcrs Refreshments &c furnished
Apply 80 office ~ Starns Transportation Pier II. y r.
between Cortlnudt ana Drv
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Situations ddlantrO.
RESPECTABLE married woman wishes
~ hthN 10 Wet uurcs mss f'-h breast ui mia, ana
/. healthy. @i Baxter ST.. "a hoor. front
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