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HARKErs.

LONDON, Aug. Is -NOon-Consols 94g. Bonds
7l4.
FRANKFORT, Aug. l5.-Bonds 74E.
PARIS, Aug. l5.-BOurse frmer; rents 70:37.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. Is 5-NOon.-Cotton opens
active and higher. Middlng upsnds leid., mid
ding Orleans l0d Sales estimated at Is 900 bales.
LIvERPoOL-Evening-Au Is. Cotton closed
buoyant and high. Sales 20 900 bales. M1dling
Sn Duet ssfd rfa9Su u lga4 gEsas
Ges. Sd.
NEw YORK, Aug. 15.-COtton market firm.
Sales to-day 1900 bales middling suplands 29lc.
Flour dull, 5Gl0c. lower State superdne 81 800
8 25, extra State S. 5O99 30. Wheat dull, 203c.
lower. Corn l62c. lower. Whisky active and
frmer-ip bond 67667Bc. Mess pork quiet and
steady, s2S 50@2s IS. Lard steady-kettle rea'
dered l9@l94c. Naval stores dull, groceries
quiet Freights q shade better. Money firm
call loans 46l5.
The bank statement is considered unfsvorable.
Governments firmer at the close. Gold frmer,
closing strong at l465@l47. Stocks heavy.
NEw Y ORK Aug I5.- The bank statement shows
a decrease in loans OF sl9i7,OOO. of specie
81 $50 600, circulation S390OO Of deposits IS l55-
600, of legal tenders 81 ,Ol6,000.
NOBLE Aug. l5-Cotton market quiet. Sales
to-day lis bales; middings l7sc. Receipts
bales. Exports ll06 bales.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. l5.-Tobecco active. Super
fine Flour Sc 256l6 IS. Wheat 81 S5lD2 30. Corn
92Me6c. Oats 506l53c. Pork $29 5000 50.
Bacon-Shoulders needed clear RIB sides l6lc.,
clear sides l7c. Lard lS3c.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. l0.-Ohles % MUS. lOOaOOO
at firm rates. Lugs to medium leaf $7@l3 cut
ting l651l7. Superine -four 81. Whest-Prime
81 Is tor red and 81 20 for white. Corn in bulk
90o. Oats 4SG4Sc. Mess pork $50. Lard 1870
l9c. Bacon-Shoulders l4c., clear rib sides TO-,
clear sides l74c. Bulk meats-ShOulders l2lc 4,
clear sides l68. Whisky-Raw, free, 81 259l &c.
Cotton-Midoling 2S5c.
CINCrNNATI, Aug. I5.-Flour dull, 25c. lower.
| Wheat easier S2612 40. Corn 93094c. Oats IS
| 656c. Pork s2S 75. Lard lslc. Bulk meats
shoulders l2lc., sides l44c. Bacon-Shoulders
l3lc, clear rib sides 1870, clear sides l7ic hams
| 2lM22c. Butter Ic. lower. Cheese l48c. Apples
s2a4. Peaches 81 50G3.
| AUGUSTA Ca, August l5.-Cotton market con-
| tinues exceedingly dull. Sales to-day bales.
| Quotations nominal. Total stock in Augusta and
| Hamburg by actual count 1872 bales.
sAvANHAH, August l5.-COtton quiet aud IN.
changed. Receipts l bale; exports coastWise
l lilo bales.
CHARLESTON, August l5.-Cotton market dull.
Sales for two days as bales. Middlings nominal
/ at 2sc. Recepts for two days 81 bales. Export,
coastwise l26 bales.
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FROM EUROPE.

Lord napier al the Review z the ImDeria nj
Sunrd-keehefsrt H.slsd UP-Reverdy
johnson at QueenstO~n-Sertous Disturb
"nee In iteisBd-The Freseh LOas.
PARIS, Aug. H.-Lord Napier of Magdsls was
among the distinguished visitors who participated
IN Yesterdays review Of the National and impe-
rial Guard.
The French royal family was enthusias ally
cheered by The people.
Mons. Henri ROchefort, editor of La Lanterne
has been sentenced to pay fine of l0,OOOf. and
years imprisonment.
Comte r. de MOreau Tanerny is appointed first
secretary OF the Washington legation.
The Mon teur, speaking of the recent French
loan, states that thirty four times the amount
asked had already been subscribed.
QUEENSTOWN, Aug. I5.-The City of Baltimore,
with Reverdy johnson on board has arrived
LONDON, Aug. l5.-Dispatches from Ireland,
giving particulars Of the deeds of lawlessness iu
Tipperary, have been received. 1t seems that
while one of the great landlords Of that region,
named Scully, was serving the usual notices on
his various tenants he was killed by unknown
person. stEpng body of police attempted to
arrest the culpfit, when the police 10 turn we're
fercely attacked, two of whom were shot dead
and four seriously injured. At last sdvices quiet
had been restored.
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That wreoking of BlackDurn's Homer Iliad, In
Homer, Louisiana, reported in our lsstl was an
atrocious piece OF business, aud yet it might not
have been perpeuated by "rebels." The lite
rary and grammatical critics of that unhappily-
named place, irritsted oy the title Of the pager
which, il must be allowed, was rather aggrayat-
ing'-might have been urged TO extremines so
lanentable. At any rate the thing was done to
little purpose, since Mr.. Blackburn has revived
the paper and. in the rage Of the moment, called
it BlackbuTn's PhGBix Homer Iliad threatening,
AZ the same time, that if they demOlish that he
wi bring out ether. heading it with BlackbuTn's
Salsmsnder Pho nix Homer Iliad. Of course those
wretcbed villagers won't throw the thing into
PIP ally more. But If they shSnld cry out, with
ensign Norsberton, in Fielding's novel, "D-n
Homer! ~ we don't see bow the general reader
| could entirely condemn thsa,-( New York Tunes
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FROM NEW YORK.

Fetal Yaeht Accident-Ceatrai American
New Yea and and Australian Sews-Hritish
Preteetorate of the Feiee IslSnds-Tne
Crisis In Victoria.
NEW YORK, Aug. l5.-A pleasure yacht was
run into and sunk in the harbor to-day by steam
ship. -Four persons we're rescued and numoer
of ladies and gentlemen were drowned. Psrucu'
lars not yet sscertained.
The steamer Rising Star has arrived from AS
pinwsll bringing $3.50 600 in specie.
DR. Rice and four sailors had died on the United
States steamer Assippee on the coast of Central
America.
Adyices received at Panama represent that four
earthouake shocks were felt June 18th, on the
eastern coast of Austrslis.
An abundant harvest is anticipated owing TO
abundant rains. 80
Chinsmsn murdered Mr.. Lee and three chill
aren at Iron Bank diggings.
The Australian Joint Stock Company have MADE
arrangements with the king of the Fegee Islands,
involving the settlement of American claims anu
the probable establishment OF British protecto-
rate over the Fejee group. The terms OF tae
charter Occasionsd considerable eXctemenI
an ong the white settlers. The British consul pro-
tests that the king had granted powers to the new
company, such as the imposition OF taxes, "hich
he could not legally transfer, and the whole mat
ter awaits visit Of the commodore OF the Aus
trslian squadron.
The political crisis in Victoria will likely pro-
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ARREST OF JUDGE E. H. DURELL.-The Bee
of yesterday has the following:
We have been informed on good authority that
II. Durell, judge of the United States District
Court for Louisiana. was arrested in New York
few days ago and held in confinement for several
hours at the instance of an individual 10 Boston,
who has some reason to complain of Judge Durell
in his official capacity. The arrest was made at
the breakfast table Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel. the
Judge being in company with Mr.. j. P. Sullivan,
of this city, who procured bail 10 the sun of fifty
thousand dollars, after which the prisoner was re-
leased. We have not the facts upon which this
arrest was based but the large bond indicates that
the crime charged against him is of grave char
acter.
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Charley F.. who is well known to the press OF
Kentucky and Tennessee, once saw young ac'
tress who somehow had got the whip-hand OF the
manager, attempt to play Pauline In the Lady
OF Lyons" The attempt was miserable failure,
and the next morning F s paper contained dra-
matte criticism in which the ambitious young lady
was told that the part of Pauline appeared to be
a shade or so too difficult for her remarkably hne
but unmatured powers, and was advised, IN the
kndest Of terms, 10 try a series OF nice, easy
characters until experience should justify her IN
attempting higher role. This article Miss Cor
della the actress, read for the first time 10 the
presence Of young man who was mady IN love
with her, and at once burst into tears. The young
man felt that he must defend her character as an
artistic against all Corners and Immediately rushed
10 the newspaper Office, determined to have so
apology or blood. He found F. seated on an
empty nail keg by the stove smoking short pine,
end pointing 10 the obnoxious article in the paper
which be held in his hand, demanded to know
who wrote it.
81 d." said p.
"And DO you dare TO tell me, sir, that Miss Cor
della can't play PGuline?"
al DO. ." replied +.
And | tell you, sir" said Miss CoFdelia'
champion, with q frightful oath, that she can
play It,"
Then, )" said F., taking the pipe from his mouth
why the b-ll don't she DO itP'
This, of cour-e. struck the young man dumb.
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FROM RALEIGH.
The Democratic State COHvention-Toreh-
light PIsces lon and Speeches.

The Democratic State COnvention-Toreh-
light PTsces, lon and Speeches.
RALEIGH, n. c., Aug. l3.-The Democratic con
yeption adjourned to-day at O'Clock. The
torchlight procession last night exceeded In bril-
liancy any thing ever seen in this city. IL was
supposed that three thousand persons were IN the
procession.
A number Of speeches we're made. The num-
Der Of actual delegates Ia attendance exceeded
Thousand. IL was the most grand and imposing
political gathering In this State since lS4O.
The convention indorsed the nominees and plat
form of the National Democratic Convention
unanimously. Several strong resolutions IN REFER
ence to State officers were also adopted.
]. l.. Jarvis, Esq. of the First District. and NAL
John Hughes, of Hewbsrn, OF the second district,
reta nominated presidential electors in their re-
The influence Of the convention is regarded by
its friends as having been most happy>a and ex
tensive.
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RIVER NEWS.

VICEsBRG, Aug. l5.-Psssed up: Bismarck
last night Down: Atlantic and bsrges last night
and Gov. Allen at noon to-day. River falling
slowly.
ST. LsUIs August l5.-River stationary.
VICKsBURG, Aug. l5.-Passed down, Kilgour at
p. N.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. l5.-River falling, with four
and pleasant.
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The London Court Journal adyertises "hik OF
Cucunbers, a celebrated American cosmetic"
and American Piek.me-up.C Cocktail" OF these
tie Alta California says: " Pick-me-up-C Cocktails
we can understand, having seen thousands Of men
who had been indulging in them on the Bsrbary
coast, picked up and broughtinto tho ooalaboOse in
an insensible condition by the police; bat the
Milk Of Cucumbers gets u.s."
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Render Existence Desirable.

IL you srIsrine from involuntary ss,hsrgss what
etstidossitprsSJ &C upOu your general hsslthi
Do you fssiwSk, deb Htatsd s&sily tirsdf
Does sxsrtiOn produce palpitaton Of the hearti
Does your liver urinary organs, your kidneys ffs'
qusntly get OfOrderi
Isysur urine sometimes thick, milky Hscky, sit ropy
on settling; thick rise the top; ssdi
nsnt at the bottom Aner It has stood awhilef
De you hsvs spsls Of short breathing dyspepsiai
Are your bowels conslipatedi
De you have spells Antng orrushes OblOod to the hes
Is your memory impaired
Is your mind constantly dwelling upon this subjsctt
Do you feel dull sess mopng tired Of company ofifei
Do you wish be left alone. get away from everybody
Does any little thing make you start jampi
Is your sleep broken restlessi
Is the Iuster your eye briSnt the bloom your
cheek As bright
Dc you enjoy yourself In society weni
DO yeu pursue your business with the same snsrgyi
Do you feel much confidence in yOurselff
Are your spirits dull and tagging given to fits Of ean
shOlyt
nso. do net lay IL to your liver or dyspepsia
Have you restless nights; your back weak, your knees
weak and have you but appetite and you attribute this
70 dyspepsia liver complaint
Now, reader, sELFABUsE, vENEREAL DISEASES
badly cured and sexual all capable of pro-
sucfnr weakness Of the gensratve organs.
The organs Of generation, when in perfect health make
Che man
Did you think that bold defiant energetic
srns successful business always those whose genera
I've organs are perfect heah YOu never hear such men
complain Of being melancholy Of nevOusnss Of pspAtOn
shs heart They afraid they eanDot succeed IN
ku,pss. thsy dOt ssd and discouraged they are
always polite pleasant In the company Adies and ooE
Won and han right the fAcnOne Of your doWneast looks
sspy othss nesnpsss about them do not mean those
who keep the organs nasmed by running 20 excess These
will no, only ruin their constitutions bat also those they do
business with or for.
How many men badly cured diseases from the effects
abuse and exessses have brought ABOUT that state OF
weakness in those organs that reduced the general system
no much as to almost every other dseAs-doey u
macy paralysis spinal Affections suicide and almost every
form Of disease which humanity is heir to, aud the rea
ans. sfths trouble SCARCELY suspected and have doc
tOd Cor al but the right Diseases Of these organs re
suIre the Of Diurstie.
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We ARE IN THE MIDST OF REVOLCTL0N.-No
more premature decay of the teeth. 5ozodont
renders them indestrucuble. Nay more, II makes
the enamel as white as Parisn marble, and the
breath as odoriferOus the sweetso1th breath
ing DER banks of viOlets." Neither the teeth nor
Tie gums can become diseased II il is nsed daily.
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TROM ST. LOUIS.
Horrible Iadiau Outrages.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. l5.-Advices from Solomon
CITY, Kansas, report horrible Indian outrsges 10
the Solomon River settlements Men haze been
killed. women ravished children captured, stock
stolen and the country stripped Of provisions.
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Aug. 15-Noon.-Ba
ter 29:70 wind east and fresh. Weather stormy.
Arrived : Steamship Hudson, Blakeney, IndianOIa
to master. No departures.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Aug. l5-6 P. M.-Barometer
1866. Wind east and fresh. No arrivals. Sailed !:
Steamship Harlan.
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N. de Sartiges, the French ambassador 81
Rome, has been obliged to ask a guard OF French
soldiers for his sumner residence at Fraseah, 20
great is the insecurity OF the environs OF Rome.
The French papers say: " He is man capable Of
defending himself, for he lived long at Wasting
ton, the land Of revolver shooting"
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duce great distress in consequence Of the ministry
refusing to resign. The assembly had directed
the cessation of their pay from the treasury.
The natives OF the northern part OF New Zsa.
Isnd were numbering the whites. force of
volunteers were organizing to bring the mur.
derers TO Justice
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Ths Empire Parish says large Aad dangerous
cave took place on Wednesday last. Of about two
arpents in extent, opposite tie house and panta-
tion Of Maxlmilien Martin, Esq. considerable
portion of the road and leyee have gone into the
liver, and the whole point below is in danger
ous and threatening condition.
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FROM MONTGOMERY.
New City OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a.d BI,,r
Meeting.

MONTGOMERY, Aug. l5.-The new mayor sp.
pointed oy the governor was insugursted to day
Ihe new City Council also met. The police force
is half black. and many of the city officers are
negroes. The old city clerk and treasurer were
re elected.
There was large Seymour and Blair meeting
To-Day at Wetumpks. About 1900 persons were
present Speeches we're made by ex Gov. ThOs.
Il. Watts and other prominent men.
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Chss. 7. Nash will sell to morrow at IL O'Clock
A. NJ. at his salesrooms, large assortment ct
household furniture, See advertisement,
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THE ORESOENT's DISPATCHES.

THE ORESOENT's DISPATCHES.
Z ROM WASH TON.
DEATH OF A SON OF CENTRAL sCHoEtIp
THE TEXAS CATTLE DISEASE.
INTERESTING OFFICIAL STATEMENT
16ItsONAL nnATrEBs
NORTHERN CAPITAL IN NORTH CAROLINA,
Determined Attempt at Suicide.
FINANCIAL MATTERS.
STA IT'S TICAL REP ORT.
NEWS FROM ST. DOMINGO.
ENCKES COMET -TNDIAN TpOTrpr rC
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HeImboId's Fluid Extract Buchu

THE GREAT DIURETIO.
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LONG STANDING.

,estruent is submitted to Consumption or insanity
~ .,.us Our hesh and blood supported from these
s ,pd the health and happiness and that OF Posteriiy
ds,sud upon prompt Of . reliable remedy.
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,ux,sruNa IN MALE Or FEMALE,
Cause Originating

And no matter how
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ESTABLISHED UPWARD OF Is YEARS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-02-27
n u B Ii G. S A i f

The undersigned, as substituted Trustee, un-
der authority of deeds of trust to I. L Kinzer,
one dated October 25 1860, recorded in Liber
u, No. 8, page 437, and one October q, 1860,
recorded in Liber j, No . page 447, of the
Land Records of Alexandria county, will pro
coed to SELL at public auction, in front OF the
MAYORS ctfice, ut II o'clock a. m, on TUES
DAY, tho 3lst day of March, 1883, the follow
T. thh he three.story BRICK BUILDING, sG5a5A|
covered with tin, No rs, King St., 'front.' Ess 80
ing on King street, thirty feet ten and q quarter
inches, and extending southwardly one hundred
feet to twenty feet alley, with the right of way
over said alley, subject TO ground rent OF one
hundred and seventeen dollars and eighty three
cents, or thereabout, and 70 prior lien OF four
thousand dollars. This location is interior TO
no other in the city rs place of business; Ihe
store. room Occupies the whole front or the lot,
and extends to within about six feet Of its south
ern extremity. 1t is fitted up fer an extensive
dry goods business, and has always been occu-
pied for that purpose:
2 The two-story BRICK d W ELLING ds@ssf
| HOUSE and LOT CT GROUND, No. 79 .A szsslsl
Prince street, fronting on Prince street twenty
| feet and running back northw&rdly one nun
dred feet subject TO u prior lien IN favor OF the
Mechanical Building Association, tor seven
hundred and ninety light dollars and iorty-1oul
cents, with interest from July ]. 1860.
! The TERMS OF SALE will be rs follows -
| As to No. l, one third of the purchase money
| in cash. and the remainder in equal instA lmcntE
at three six, nine and twelve months, with III
terest from the day of sale, the deferred pay
ments to be secured by q deed Of trust on thu
premises As to Mo- cash.
AND JAMESON, Trustee
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CITY COUNCIL.
aeoFFlCIAL PROCEEDINGS
1 Board of,Alderznen.

At an adjourned meeting of the Board Of AZ
dermen, held February rs, 1868, there were
present: George Bryan, esq: President; Messrs
Markell, Gwin, Brewis and PretsYmsn.
A committee Of Conference upon the subject
of renting the Fish Wharf was asked fJr by
the Common Council, and agreed to, and
Messrs. BreWis and Prettylnan appointed On
same
On motion, it was resol7ed, that the Commit
tee on Public Property be ant are hereby au-
thorized to rent the Fish w hart for cash, 1T
public auction, as agreed upon by the Commit
tee of Conference Of both Boards.
On motion, it was resolved. that the order
passed on the 25th instant to pay Mrs. Hannah
Wilson ST. ground rent, is hereby revoked,
she having been paid previously.
The report Of the Committee OF Conference
upon the subject Of the Fish Wharf, was re.
turned from the Common Council, non concur
red in. This Board adhered to its former action.
The Board then adjourned
Teste: JOHN j. JAMESON, Clorl.
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Common Council.

At an adjourned meeting Of the Common
Council of Alexandris, held February ~, 1868,
there were present: J. 3. Smoot, esq, Pres't.;
Messrs. Warfcld, Neale, Hopkins, Simpson,
Harrison, brown, johnson, bloomsbury, Sum.
mers, Martin and Malls.
The resolution from the Board of Aldermen,
relative 10 renting the Fish Wharf, Yves to ken
up. This board adhered to its former action
and appointed Messrs Warleld and Nails q
Committee Of Conference
The petition of the Friendship Fire Company
was returned by the Board of Aldermen, they
adhering to its reference to the Fire Wardens,
and laid on tho table
Mr.. Harrison offered the following:
ResoZreG That the Committee on Public
Property be authorized to purchase 400 feet OF
nose for the use of the Friendship Fire Co.
Lost by the following vote
Yeas-N ealo, Hopkins, Harrison, johnson,
Summers, Martins.
Nays-Simpson, Brown, Holensb bury SIN ot-4.
the Board CT Aldermen.
Resozvea That tho Committee on Public
Property be and are hereby authorized to rent
the Fish Wharf, for cash, at public auction, rs
of both Boards. Non concurred in, and return
ed to the Board of Aldermen.
The following, from the Board Of Aldermen,
was adopted: 49,,
Resolved. That the order passed on the 25th
instant to pay Mrs Hannah Wilson the sum OF
S11 ground rent, is hereby revoked, she having
been paid previously.
A bill of D. G. Watkins & Co., amounting to
$2t5.Sl, for mill stuff furnished the Aims
House, was ordered to be paid, the 2Gth rule be-
ing suspended.
The resolution for renting the Fish Wharf
was returned by the Board of Aldermen, they
adhering to its adoption, and adopted by this
Board.
The resolution from the Board Of Aldermen,
allowing the Messenger of that Board S25 70!
extra outside duties, was taken up and rejected
as follows:
Yeas-Neale Hopkins, Simpson, Harrison
Brown, Summers, Martin Nalls-S.
Nay s. arfeld, Johnson, bloomsbury
Smoot-4
The Council then adjourned.
Teste: THOMAS N. WHITE, Clerk.
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~ ERMAN COOPERATIVE BUILDING
VI ASSOCIATION, OF ALEXANDRIA,
The object Of this Association is, by CO. opera
ton, to aid its members in procuring home
steads for themselves and families by providing
funds for use in the purchase of real estate, and
for making improvements thereon.
Shares will be limited to 1000, at $500 each,
payable in mi-monthly instalments of so cts.
each, payable on the first and third Wednesday
Of each month.
The money Of the Association shall principal
ly be invested in the purchase of landed prop
erty houses, and building of houses.
Each stockholder is entitled to q loan Of $500
on each share, out ofthe funds ofthe Association,
which loan with the premium thereto, shall be
repaid at the rate of one tenth part thereof per
annum, payable semi-monthly.
The investment made in this Association will
Weld the stockholder at least four times the
profit which it would if deposited in savings
bank Each share subscribed guarantees the hol-
| der the sum Of $500, who pays the monthly dues
| on each share until the profits and the payments
| amount to S20O-the value of share-when
| the whole amount subscribed for is returned to
| each stakeholder, provided he has borrowed no
money from the Association.
All money loaned must be secured by deed
of trust on uncncumbe red real estate; so the
| loan is safe.
| 1t also enables the poor man to borrow money
| to build or complete his house and have home
of his own. -,
| Whatever profits are made go to his credit
| proportionately, whether he borrows or not.
| The poor man may buy house from the AS
socaton or borrow money, build his own house,
save his rent. have . home of his own, and
share in all the profits from good rates of in
| terest.
Subscriptions Of stock will be received by
| J. SCHNEIDER, Secretary pro tcm., NO. z
| King street
An election of officers for the ensuing year
will be held on WEDNESDAY,, March 4th.
~ 1m