The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-16

! 900 for bonus of..........,,.......u.9 ,i60
1000 for bonus Of. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1880
1000 for bonus of. 1900
1000 for bonus 1000
BY the rules Of mis- company, the bonus Is ed-
ded to the amount loaned and one tenth Of the
sum is payable annually, the annual payment
being div lded into twelve parts and paid monthly.
what interest these borrowers pay On the money
borrowed. This problem may be solved BY TAX.
Ing some fixed rate Of Interest, and seeing what
per cent: Is easily calculated, 1t will serve as
key to other rates. -.
According to the terms Of the proposition, one |
year, and as the shares are q 900 one tenth Is
lust 500 which is to be so paid back. II, there.
which the bonus indicates viii be exactly ten per
cent. The first year the borrower has the use Of
the interest on which at ten per cent
the principal, he has the use Of 5000 and the In
terest Is 100, and so on, Diminishing 800 every
First year. 900 for one year at ten per cent is
Second year. 5000 for one year at ten per cent.
Third year, $500 for one year at ten per cent
Fourth year, 800 for one year at ten per cent.
Fifth year, 5000 for one year at ten per cent.
Sixth year, $500 for one year at ten per cent.
Seventh year, 800 for one year at ten per cent.
Eighth year, 1900 for one year at ten per cent.
Ninth year, 5000 for one year at ten per cent.
Tenth year, 800 for one year at ten per cent.
es3 yGs sSHS VII repre-
sented BY any other bonus. OF course 20 per
cent will be Just double or si,lOO, and per cent
The biidings arc made at SO much per cent. on
the amount loaned, and SO, when man bids %
Ia mr. n oh n
i I ,GcG y "'O' as '0'''"'-' SUI" '''"'' 0''"S
80 per cent or 1880 bonus, represents an inter
est OF per cent per annum.
~ per cent? or $40 bonus, represents an inter
IS per cent, or $3.50 bonus, represents m inter.
T cent or seo Sonas represents an inter-
u per cent or $40 bonus, represents an inter.
eat of u per cent. per annum.
IS per cent, or $3.50 bonus, represents an inter
90 per cent, or 1880 bonus represents an inter
est of IS per cent per annum
ITO per cent, or o. 100 bonus, represents an in
tcrest of 20 per cent. per annum.
1871 per cent, or 81 ,3lo bonus, represents an In
tercst of % per cent. perannum.
lS2per cent, or 81, 500 bonus, represents an In.
tcrest of q per cent. per nnnum.
1851 per cent, or q, $40 bonus represents an in
lbs per cent, or ii $50 bonus, represents an In
tcrest of 30 per cent. per annum.
l7G per cont, or Al 100 bonus, represents an in
tcrcst of 90 per cent. per annum.
1877 per ccnt, or $50 bonus, represents an In
! tcrest of ~ per cent. per annum.
| 19s per cent or 81 $50 bonus, represents an In
/ tercst Of 90 per cent. per aunum.
{ 1t thus appears that the gentleman who lately
ed $1,000 Of the association at lTO per cent
agreed to pay bonus Of 81 7G0 for the use of the
/ sum borrowed, and that the interest which this
| bonus represents Is % per cent per annum, and
that the gentleman who paid 100 per cent. got his
money for something over 20 per cent. per an
! mum. BuCKEYE.
AN EyrEnrRIsING MASTER MECuANrC.--It
affords us pleasure ut all times to note enterprise
and industry, more particularly when, evinced
! In the mechanic arts. A few weeks ago the house
and sign painting establishment OF Mr.. Thos.
By Gre, In which the proprietor lost considerable
ness. Notwithstanding this fact Mr.: Brown
continued uninterruptedly to execute the large
contracts on hand, and BY his industry and en-
terprisc has rebuilt his establishment on an en-
On the first floor is neat business Office, where
those desiring the services of the proprietor can
transact business free from any annoyance. The
same moor also contains an oil and paint room,
besides ample space for the reception and display
OF sign work. The second story Is in one room,
with a width of about IS feet and depth of &c.
execution Of sign painting, and by which the
lettering will be protected from particles OF dust
from the street. In fact, Mr.. Browns new shop
successful prosecution OF the painting art in all
| It's branches, Including BlhZlnB' MT. u mas now
a large force OF workmen employed, and he is,
therefore, prepared to execute at the shortest
notice any description OF house and sign paint
| ing and glazing. Mr.. Brown Is himself a push
Ing, go-ahcad gentleman, and seems to act up to
the maxim that "there Is no such word as fail, ~
and work entrusted to his hands is sure OF speedy
attention.
MILITARY FUSERALs.-On Monday last, al
| Fort Washington, Rev. DR.. W, !. Eliot, chap
lain at the Fort, took suddenly III, and on Tues
day he came to this city and stopped at Mrs, Up
Thursday morning last OF congestion OF the
| liver, On Saturday Mt noon, his remains were
inferred in Congressional cemetery, Rev De-
Butler, Of the Lutherrn church, offering the
funeral rites. Company Il, Goth infantry, Lieut.
James Davidson commanding, with the band OF
l'the regiment, formed tn" funeral escort. Mrs
hold; Gen. Emory, commanding this department
and many other ladies aml army and naval OIL
place. Deceased was fofty-threc years of age,
and leaves three motherless children. Attached
during the war Deceased leaves many warm
friends in this city and elsewhere,
The funeral Of the late Col. Andrews, ex-Psy.
master General, U. $. A., was attended on
Friday by large number Of army officers and
many Of our most respectable citizens The
toege i'tt Ro6 s'e an ci ,ns ae
his remains were inferred by those of his wife,
who died two years ago among ne pail
of the armyj Paymastcr General Briec, aud DR..
| Fred. May.
| PATRONS OF HUsBANDRy.-The master OF the
| National Grange has appointed the following
named gentlemen as his Especial deputies" and
clothed them with full power to supervise the
| Order In their respective States He has also di-
rectcd the secretary of the N O. to visit the
raj States, and assist these gentlemen In their
| work. He will leave for the west in a few days
to report upon the progress and prospects OF the
| Order Arson Baillctt, North Madison, Ohio
i William Muir, Fox Greek, Missouri; A. 5. Moss,
| frcdonia, New York; DR., N. ]. Dorsey, Craw-
louisville, Indiana; A. NJ Burns, Manhattan,
| Kansas; Dr. Joseph Hobbins, Madison, Wiscon-
sin; DR.. ]. NJ. ShaHer, Fairfield, Iowa. William
Saflc, Plymouth, Michigan; David Brumbaugh,
| IlngerstUwn, Maryland, Other appointments
| will be made the coming week, and the work
| pushed rapidly. 1t Is designed to have at least
one Orange In each county, and as fast as posi-
be organize one in every town. Lectures at large
| rs well as lectures for each State will also be
commissioned without delay.
THE RIVER FRONT-SeuehM Street Iphdrf.-The
ferry steamers, plying between this city and
Alexandria, did a lively business yesterday.
p. BrOrh s. sons WhGEf-AGrLyed, Schooner
Industry Capt. Hammons, from Maddox Creek,
with wood for Philip Kraft.
| F0rlcr'S WhaiJ.-Sailed, Schooner Cabala
Capt. -, with iron for New York. Arrived,
Schooners Constitution, Capt. Sanders, from
Marow's Bayy Four Brothers, Capt. Wheeler
Enterprise, Capt. simmons, all with wood to
order.
Rilry's WhaEJ-Sailed, Schooner Andrew John.
son, Capt. 7. Sullivan, light. Arrived, several
PUNCHES, with oysters.