The national Republican., 1867-08-26

RNNG.4 .4A0GGRC@ 4
} How TO SECURE Hon on EAsY TERMS
First join good building association, then TAX,
4 tsn shares-lmors II you osn--for which you vii
sgree to pay into the funds ton dollars pcr month
At the end Of six or seven years you will nnt
your,elf worth nearly 81, 600 10 cash thu. saved
indictments Of $40 per month, which you have
scarcely missed.
How is that7 How can you pay $500 and re.
oelve back 81, ,6003 Simply bccause your money
has bees put out at high interest compounded
monthly
II yea prefer 70 borrow the money and pay in.
terest father than house rent you will still be the
gamer. You are. We will suppose, tho owner Of
ten shares. This entities you TO loan Of %, 000
II your offer Of premium for this loan be as high
as that Of others who want the money you may
Lsstlit at about so per cent. This would give
you In cash $1,000. for which you must pay tho
interest on 81 900; that is ten dollars per month,
In addition to your monthly inst ailments of ten
dollars on your shares In tho association. You
will then bo paying twenty dollars por month ;
but for your 81, 900 In cash you may buy as good
house a you can rent for twenty dollars per
month In this city You will continue 70 pay
this twenty dollars per month for about six or
| seven years; when you will find that all tho
shares Of tho association have reached a value
Of sl6O each, and tho object being accomplished,
your payments oenso and the association dis.
solves. You are then the owner Of house which
has cost you, principal and interest, at the out.
side, 81, 500, and which you have had the use Of
for six years, free Of rent. It is besides all your
own, and perhaps worth fully a., 900, because Of
the increased improvements in your neighbor.
hood.
What will be the case II you prefer to pay rent
for six years at the rate Of $40 per month? You
can now buy the house for 1000. At the end
Of six years you will have paid your landlord
81, 440 in rent alone, and he, not you, will still
own tho house; and II you should want to buy It
then, will probably not sell 1t to you for less than
$1,000.
Nearly all Of these associations, however, re.
quire member to be tho owner ofa lot by which
the association may secure itself against loss In
case Of accident or failure to pay the monthly
instalments on tho part Of the member who Dor.
rows money of tho association.
BOLD TnEPT.-0n Saturday evening q
white boy about fourteen years Of age committed
q bold and daring theft at the drug store Of
Thompson 4 Co., corner Of Ninth and r streets.
Tho assistant clerk Of the store was tho only per.
son In at the time and the boy, who was on
street, leaned over tho railing, and, reaching
through the window, took from the desk some S.
in currency, ond made of up Ninth street. The
attaohe Of the store did not observe him until he
was on Ninth street, and though he gave tho
alarm tho rascal escaped. There was a consid.
cradle sum Of money left behind the counter, and
the clerk was afraid to leave the store a'one or
perhaps he might have caught the thief
THE Music AT THE PREsrpEyr's G ROUNDS.
On Saturday evening q large End fashionable as.
semblsgo graced the grounds south Of the Presi
dential Mansion to listen to the sOu.inspiring
music of the Marine Band The band, judging
IA l.. Ia. Il..N H.. L.Na Al.
we have heard it do in n long time, and the fair
sex, 1t seemed to us, was represented by its
fairest specimens. 10 fact We were so enrap-
tured by the dear creatures that they nearly
took our breath. We shall call in that vicinity
often hereafter.
| SANITARY Eighteen written
and forty. even verbal notices were served on
persons on Saturday, having nuisances existing
| on their premises. A number of carcasses were
reported and removed. Geo. Edwards for Great.
ing a nuisance, was fined 81. Sallie Humphrey,
colored. for committing an assault and battery
upon Henry Walker, was arretted by officer
Durand, Of the Sanitary Corps, and fined by
Justice Walter So and costs. -
| ANOTHER ACCIDENT-Last Friday, as
Mrs. John Murphy, corner Of and Tenth streets,
was walking down Eighth street, opposite the
Northern Market, whom she fell heavily to the
pavement by slipping on watermelon rind. She
was taken home and Dr.. May called in. He
says her hip was dislocated, Mrs. Murphy is
about afty years Of age. A law exists imposing
fne on any one caught throwing these rinds on
tho sidewalks
To EE DEorDED.-The question as to the
| winners of the second and third prizes of the
late regatta will be decided to day at $50 a. m.
The judges will be at Sheckeis' restaurant at
that time, and any evidence in regard to foul
play being practised, or otherwise, will be heard
by them, md their decision rendered accord.
ingy
| ASSAULT AND BArTERY.--Frederick Net
eel, restaurant keeper, was arrested by Officer
| johnson, Of the Fifth precinct, and takon before
| Justice Hazard, when one Sophie Harris testi.
fed that the defendant committed an assault
and battery upon her The Justice required
Mr.. Netzel to give bail for his appearance at
court.
THREATs.-Solomon Keane and Edward
Donohue, dyers, were arrested by Officer Mullins,
of the Sixth precinct on complaint of Thos.
Mcintosh, who charged the defendants with
using threats of violence toward the plaintiff.
Justice Morsell required tho warlke twain to
give security to keep the peace.
Sous OF TEMPERANCE ANHIvERsARY.-
Tho committee of the Grand Division of the
Sons of Temperance, having In charge the max.
ing Of all arrangements for the approaching an
niversary of the 0rdor, arc actively engaged in
porfccting the same for that occasion. We doubt
not there will be large turnout.
THREArs.-Sarah Catharine was arrested
by Officer Fowler, Of the Fourth precinct, on
complaint Of Susan Harrison, who charged Sarah |
with threats Of violence toward the plaintiff |
Justice Walter required tho defendant to give
security to keep the peace.
observation-disclosures Hughes and Con-
way, Of the Sixth precinct, arrested on Friday
seven tchool-boys, two servants and ono laborer |
for being disorderly in the market. They had
hearing before Justice Morsell, who fined them
81 each, and set them at liberty.
VIOLATION OF LAw.-Frederick Hanke |
II IS arrested on complaint Of Mr.. Calhoun |
& arke, who charged the defendant with driving |
trough funeral procession. For SO doing JUS
tico Harper fined Mr.. Hanke s..
To-NIGHT.-Don't forget the conpli-
mentary benefit to Mr.. J. L, Davis, proprietor
of the Columbia Garden, rendered by his per.
formers and attaches. A big bill is offered for
the occasion. Give him bumper.
No LICENsE.-John Casey and John