WM. II. UEBNABD,
CICEItO W. HARRIS,
Editors.
WILMINGTON, N.
Wednesday Morning," Dec. 2, 74.;
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EXPANSION AND TUB NEXT CON
GUESS. We incline to the opinion, contrary
to that expressed by leading New
I ork journals, that the ettect pt trie
late elections and the triumph of the
Democratic party will be an increase
or strength to the exDansion side.
Although such hard money advocates
a Mr. Kerr, of Indiana,. and Mr.
Payne, of Ohio, both men of distin
guished ability, are chosen by West-
gress, yet u luubu ue uorue in miiiu
ta at thev represent stales tnai are i
stronger than any in the Union in fa-
..Fi;nti,QnTrr,rtfin;t ,
; 'y . - J I
ui v.auia i nauc. j.ncjf occm
have been elected because of their su-
nerior iuteliienco in general, in spite
1 b 1 f
nerhaps of the known sentiment of
i I
their people, or because-of a sporadic
attack of the bard money disease in j
areenback region. Their election
.
Bignitief, if we are to believe the party
. . . i
5j5.ciwuB
of the leading Democratic newspa-
pers, if in one word we are to regard
,lb i f ' aanaaa io r.ii
the evidence of our senses, just noth-
ing save the dominance of ideas over
sectional prejudice. The House to
which Messrs. Kerr and Payne are
elected, and in which they will take
their seats next Monday, will, be
decidedly in favor some form of
greenback expansion. "'
Will the Senate show an expansion
majority as well? "1
The Senate, as at present constitu
ted, stands about as follows: Classed
as Inflationists, 39. These can be re
lied
upon, as leading Contraction
journals
iais aamit. adu innauon, 34,
!nln;.. , S-.
not in all cases to be deoended on at
not in ail cases to be depended on at
the last session.
- i
Now here is an apparent nominal
.majority of certainly five; and this
was in fact the majority on one or
more occasions last winter. Bat the
Senate could never be - counted on as
dead sure to vote for a liberal scheme
of expansion. , , ! .
Let us look at the ' probable com
plexion on this question, which will
be one of the great questions of the
coming Congress, pf . the Senate of
the 44th National Legislature. The
terms of 25 Senators expire on the
4lh of March, 1875. of whom 10 are
Expansionists and 15 Anti-Exnan-
sionints. The 10 Expansionists ren-
resent Florida, Indiana, Minnesota,
AiiiBsiipi, ieurasita, Jvnoue XSianu,
Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia.
! - Ur. . rn , ,
and Wisconsin. Two of these States
nave already elected, and it is easy
and just to assume that, representing
" Expansion constituencies. Senators
-. W.it,OM,ni n ..( . . ,
tt : . .v..-..- , Virginia ana
MissiBsippi, will vote in f -,i
.icasouauiu expansion schemes. The
15 Anti-Expansionists whose terms
expire represent the States
- . uwuv, eiaware
Marvlmd m,.. u '
Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan,
-3 - - - s -- - " ' .--.--rv- - - - . n - . i - - 4 " - ' - . BBSBSSSSSSSSWSSBSSPSWT' mim - -
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Missouri, Nevada, New Jersey,"New
York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas, and
Vermout. - Sir. of these havefelected
Senators. 'There I is probably no
change in either! In Missouri there
seems iittle doubt that Mr.j 'Schurz;
one of the ablest" of the hard money
men, will give place to a Democrat
on the opposite financial pole. So
there will almostcertainly . be a gftin
of one for Expansion, whatever other
changes subsequent elections may
make. :i ' I I
. . . . . i
The late victories were a moral ex-
pansion triumph. The namby-pam- the hoodlums howl at him in the
by financial policy of tho Adminis-, streets. .
tration was put on trial and knocked u Washington special to Cincin
off the stool. The result will accrue nati Gazette : "A personal friend of
trtthfcnpfif.nrtlip:t.Wrvfio ablvand
persistentlr advocated-jy thinkers' lgy. brings .mformation from the
pe 1 . . . J - ! Senator that he will probably remain
South and West, and in the nexton-
gress we have the utmost confidence I
in either the nnai iriumpn otp ixpau-ji
sion or the relegation of the whole
onestion to the fceopl'e. to hold in;
A ' ! .
v, nrtalio PrAsi.lont. ftl
j - " i ; I
election.
. I
CAROLINA
HOUSEHOLD
Z1NE.
...t.
We greet with pleasure 1 the an--
nouncement by Mr. Bonitz, of the
Goldsboro Messenger, ol intention;
to issue in time for the "holiday sea-j
son a large 28 page, 48 column month-j
ly, to be handsomely printed on tinted
Daber and beautifully illustrated. It
will be called the .Carolina House,
hold Magazine and will be ajjjleasantj
. i! I
visitaut to every family circle. I hef
Janaary uumber will contain a
like picture, accompanied by & "1 j
rrrflnhin.-il sUh of x-Goi.-. Z. IJ.
Vr,,.o TM-- r.JhJl in n,U
W aKS A I.J .? H 111 VWV',V'"'V
, - . - , ; 1
ceeunuj H Lrti o ujr Fl.u,aFU3
eminent ministers, statesmen aiul 1
. .. .. ii
other prominent characters. Among
iKam will WnUm. AitJnsnri (RAvJ.
. o . t J i mi r
Graham, Senators Ransom and Mer-j
riraon and Rev. Dr. Deems. ; M
We print in this number of The
Morning Star an extract from a let-
ter to the Windsor (Bertie) Times, ia
It "- -i
which a sensible position is taken on
the usury question. The author of
the letter in question is Mr.; P. II.
Winston, Jr., who is oiie of the bffl
cers of the 1 resent Legislature, and a
gentleman of ability and intlaeuce. j
1 1 '
usury.
Editorial Correspondence Windsor Times:
I T T t..u . ;t ..
introduced a bill to-day amending
the present usury law so as to apply 1
to banks, and providing for a forfeit?"
ure of double the sum loaned in case
of a violation. We think that usury
Money is the representative of labor,
ii a man works ono Hundred days ami
Seis one nunareu uoiiars ani icnus it
toaiieighbor he is not allowed; tp
charge him more than eight dollars ,
for the use of it for a year, liutif be
buys a horse with the one hundred
dollars he can hire him to a jieighboi-.
........... n.. . '
V- T- ,m"
HAl !rQ mrA for V:- twit" fMUlt in ttta t;
hundred dollars) and nobody's feel- I
ing are hurt. Usury laws defeat the
object Tor which they are passed.---
Thon m.ln 'ixtnt kinl. I
V" "VnXr. n
low: sirme lennfirs will rilwavn p.narai I
more tnan tne wortu ot their money J
in the way of insurance. . J
I SnPP'y and demand, regulate val-
I ues or rather the cost of production,
-ir,imnllUrw-.1mnAn.ri'w or:J
otbCr laws of like character iido mote
j harm than good.
Presidential and Vice Presidential
Candidates.
ILynchburg News.1
It is altogether too soon - to be
naming the standard-bearers of the
Democracy for. the next Presidential
campaign. We have said so before
and we say it again. And as a jour-
tion to the South, we asain Warn th'
oouiuern peopie vo lei Dom tne canai-
aaies oe taiten outsiae tne iooutn h
the Northern Democracy deemsit
"-Jf" X? v""v,-"tt 10 ".c
I OWU AAX. iUCSBUlOB, UUl ' U1CU, SIS
S v ? mur
good Democrats, and we care not
s - j -
wnere tney come irom. - vy fiat good
w.v uwu Mi iucuv
the South ? It might do the man
eiecteo sorae-ntRw. uih no one else.
, . . . . , .. , ... - j i ;
an1 i ht riitrnitiAf tirt " 4kf-: n ' Ivn... 1
,,HU" .-VH.tew.wMMW7f
man. as v ice jrresiueni. migui, aeieax ;
Tig!
he S,
the whole ticket. Let the South wait'
awhile. In the words of Father
Ritchie, "Stand aside and! let the
fluid pass;"
General x.0nctreet .. - f
A correspondent of the New Xor
World, writing from New j Orleans,
makes the following allusion to -one
of Lee's favorite lieutenants: j
General Longstreet, for so. many
h tl courage and . mainstay ;of
r i Diaie. nas u
sickness, from which,: it is "j thought,
J niny never more use. - xiieu,ai-
bo:rod b7 those who -once IfplloTO
bim even into tne valley ot qmtn,Hiis
Lud-with all his faults will be aad
one. If he had died wbertbelpft
J away that sword which wasjas bright
an Pure as any ln 1116 'ana, aave,one,
a nation wouia nave mourneq nis
. i jk t a l .
hnt tluA.v hft w;il na a
I - iv,'!"
l- ii Ia.I ait hn tni II rn ja o set a t o thilirv
Vr TA- "I """it" irm
UrfUonored
and unsung." - - - - ; ! ; : ,: I
I it is the Jiazoo, the
I Canafoharie liadii of tb
e empire,
of Cali-1 lucre is a ueyrepapci uuuusueu I ooutu wm not tase part nor snare in
- . I at Yokaharua called the -Isliiikh'in. I it until her hpad in an- far Ant r.f ti,a
, . . 7 X - A I " -w WW SMS VMW VS. W I w
KOTES.
Fflstidious Richmond rejected
Aimee "because she kicked too high."
In South Carolina the official
majority of Chamberlain for Govern
or is 11,589.
A1l. fin Joimo o -tiortm
Urow bas been fanned bv tho
zephy'ra of one hundred and eleven
summers.
Au you is the exclamatory name
0f a Chinaman strongly suspected of
nvuraer m auarysviue, v;u., uu juou
released tor lacs oi- legai ; evmeuva
- .
Senator Morton, who arrived here to-
California throujrh the winter and
will not attempt to take his seat at
iuc uumiujj pctsiuii
Courier-Journal : .Nobody can
blame Jirother lalmaae for preacli
. . .1 . . 1. . H..
1U2 againsx, xne lueaue u ue i.eauy
iliinl - j it m o iiL-orl nifiTitnt inn - Miif.
he ousht not to talk about plowing
it lit-, in oCionnn nf oort h lul nfll
ouch language is impolite, inaeea,
. .. ... -r i i
it is worse-
-it is unagricultural.
SOCTII C1HOLINA LKG1SLATUHE
A SUglit Clianse for the Belter.
Charleston News Uorrespondence.l
Columbia, Nov. 28.
If the action of the House of liep-
! resentati ves. oil several -important
. ;. 1 . i.
. . J- . ,J - ... .
dex of tho future policy of the major
itv can only he biovt'U by tunc. 1 he
history of past legislation in South
- 1 11 I
KJa I Willis IllbJUUVUUl T VAAIIIUIO Wl
thJ eeceutricitiesof roguery. In this
instannp. nowevpr. ihn maioiitv spr-m
to be earnestly bent upon reform,
, ,
and they are entitled to especial cred
it for what baa been done. In the
first placo about $5,000 was saved the
State by the action of the House on
voting aown a resolution ouereu uy
Humbert, of Darlington, instructing
the: clerk of the House to subscribe
for the Columbia and Charleston pa-
pets for the use of the members dur
ing tho session. This resolution was
tabled by a vote of 90 Id 11. While
the majority of the members of the
House need the enlightening and civ
ilizing influences of the daily papers
it is only proper that they should t oot
the bills mt of their own private
funds, and they are, therefore, to be
commended for their action. The
i,lext tbig that is worthy of 6ommcn
fj..: ..r . i i
in reference to the class of mcorpora
tion bills which the reconstructed
legislator of South Carolina delights
so much to revel in. The question
was made and settled at the verv
ii, the matter may be regarded as a
linality. ynC of L.esli s sable col
leagues irom liarnweif, wno appears
to be not so intently bent upon. lre
form" as hi leader, the ex-land coin-
the Leslie Kepublican Club of IJarn-
weil. Now, under ih-j rules of the
ii .ii i -it . . . .
previous nouse, a. urns were pnuieu
. cww. iinMPla.l lkr t Iwi ..nntmit.
tees, aud the one item of !)i intin:
bills of incorporation alone must have
cost from $10,000 to $15,000 every
: .TT..- .1.- A t . 1.
r H Vv w u k " -
T.aolio Konnhiifian rili hw ita itln
Mr. Crittenden, of Greenville, called
the attention of the House to the law
passed at the last session, 'which pro-
vides that all such corporations shall
w. f v rL,,,- n
mon Pleas, and that ninety days'
notice by; publication must be giveu
of the intended introduction of any
such bill in the .Legislature, lie also
called the attention of the House to
the expense that would accrue to the
State for the printing of such bills,
and made the point that, under the
omnibus incorporation act alluded to,
this bill should be ruled out unless
proof was offered that the legal no
: t, uu
nuA u .,mn,i ,.,i
that, while the , infor.Jiality noted
might be fatal to the legal existenc
I iha rnrnnrntinn OAnnrlit t .Thof.
tered, yet it did not prevent the in-
tmAnJnn f ti,0K;HF WoCcto,i
that the difficulty might be met -in-
wvpvs' w mrwwsssa. -v uuclc vbwxa,
two ways: first, by a resolution de
claring that the House refused to en-
,; w.u ji w
lEi voni biic uiii. auu. auiUiiiiiy. uy
1 . ' ' r.
change in the rulcieuiriug all 1U1
. t m ;i....;,,j-
;.wi..;,i., . .i.
ation oi ine Dili ana me motion was
carried. At a later period of the day
Mr. Crittenden introduced a resolu
tion declaring that the House refuse
to receive or consider any mcorpora
l'on bill included in the act passed
at the last session and known as the
omnibus incorporation act, and this
too was adopted by an almost unani
mons vote.
Tbe Kouili DeMres'no Keactlon.
II. V. Red field in Cincinnati Commercial.
. 'PL.. .- - .1 r i- . . i -
i ne general leeung is jusi mis:
'We have not got our head entirely
out of the lion's mouth; go slow,
boys." Ihe desire to go slow, to be
cautious and circumspect, to do noth-
ing. to cause a baikward flow of the
tidal wave, is strong in the hearts
of 999 Southern men out of
a thousand. - l Ins ftehng. go
stroug, so universal, will control
I 0 " ' 7 T - vw"" vri j
I 3 l . r . rw i -
anu wnateyer weorge Ticknor Curtis
and the New Yorlr WnrM ma v nrn.
i pose in the way of revolutionary leg
islation, you. may rest assured the
take another bitet '.
pucute, ytue lion's mouth that the animal can not
LTTisLNKSS GAUDS.
THOMAS GRAEME,
Genfl Insurance Agency, i
nilK, MARINE A AID
Princeea Street, between Froat and Water Sts. ',,
my 10-ly - .. - :".
A. ADBIAR.
H. TOIJJSBS.
& VOLLEKS,
Corner Front and Dock Si. , ;
WILMINGTON, N. C.
wholesale; gb rrs branches.
Country merchants will do well by caUing on a
ana examining our biocjc
lirr. MITCIIEIl. & SON,
QOMMIS8ION " MERCHANTS
i '. And Dealers In - '
Grain. Flour, liar, and al Frei
- Ground Oleal, Fearl uominy
" and Grits. '
NOs. 9 and 10 N. Water U, Wilmington, N. C.
Proprietors of the Merchant's Flooring MiU.
nor 25-tf
LEGAL CAKDS.
U. S. Claims, Collections, Bankruptcy.
EDWARD CA NT WJELL,
Attorney nnd Counsellor at Law,
Ho.- 7 Hat: Bant BuiIp-llB Stains,
XyiLSIINGTON, N Ci"
Nbably Ready The second edition of my N. C.
Justice, with an Appendix' of Forms and Instruc
tions for Solicitor,
nbove.
3T- Tries
00. Address as
OCt 9-BIU08
t f T . T TTC CT? T T
Attorney at Law,
WILMINGTON, N. C
Office at 'residence, corner of Secon and Dock
Street. octl3tf
17 Vi A T A R T T N
JJJ KJ XIJ. XX -A- JL
:. Attorney at Law, .
' WIJUM1NGTON, N. C-i
UrriUE I , iNlAUKET bTREET. E-
TWEE.f SkCONO AND ThIKD.
WI1 practice in STATE nd FEDERAL CX)UUTS.
cugsa-tf
N. A. STEDMAKi Jr.
Attorney at Law,
ELIZABETUTOWN, N. C.
JulyT-D&Wtr
JAMES H. HILL
i! o i a ry Public,
OFFICE WITH A. D. CAZATJX.
ans 35-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
iieip tuo poop mid Fatiiericfts!
Grand Gift Concert
.FOR TUB BKNEF1T OF THE
OKPHAN ASYLUM.
$17,500
3r I J1 O? S
To betDlairihcted Anion; the Ticket-Holder.
-:.
A
IT T
C O N C E It T
WILL BX HKLO IV
WILSON N, C,
On Thuraday, the l7thDec2mber, 1871
For tho exclusive benefit of ile
ORPHAN ASYLUM AT OXFORD
TICKETS ONLY TWO DOLLARS.
Number of Tickets only 15,000.
2,1 09 Gins to be GIYen Away, niaklnr
One Gift to Every Aven Tickets.
RKAL estate gifts.
One Lot in the town of Wilson, N. C, con
tainlng X)( acres, with large and convenient
dwelling, having 10 rooms, and all necessary
and convenient outhouses; situated on
Uames street, valued at (5,000
xjuo eu-KKnt s siurr jxesiaence in w uson, cor
ner of Pins and Green streets, with XX acre,
and containing 8 rooms, located ln the most
eligible part of the town, valued at 4,500
udb j mere xoc, suaatea on tne corner or
Vauce and prlng streets, with neat resi
lience ana out nouses, vaiuea at.,.
CASH GIFTS.
1 Cash Prize..
1,800
....$1,000
... 500
... 256
... 400
... 250
400
... 800
.... 600
.... 1,000
... 1,500
r i
1
4
5
20
80
100
600
1,500
$100 each.
50 " ..
20 " ..
10 .
S T..
-i "...
1 . " ..
MISCELLANEOUS GUTS.
One Fine Top Buggy ..$250
One Hue Buggy. 166
ne Fine Gold Watch. ub
One Fine Ladies Watch... : 75
yomnutiee or Arrangements G. W. Blount, B. y.
HigB uiu a. oaraes, csqrs.
uepositsry jtfanic or Wilson.
Eq., Kocky Mount; lr. K. W. King, Jus. W. Lan
caster and James E Clark. Esnn.. Wilson.
While this interDrtse is not eondnr.trd imi1r fh
direct uuspice-! or any Ludge, yet H bjct is to aid
that noMe incitution. the oxford Orphan Asylum,
whicu whs enabli.hed by the Grand Lodge of the
Swte, and the management is entirely in ue bands
of members of the Order.
The object i exclusively for the benefit of the
Orphan Asylum, and the Committee deem it un
necessary te make any extended appeal to the peo
ple of North Carolina in behalf of an Institution
which ia ok worthy of 1 heir cupaort. 1 he low price
of the tickets places it in tbe power of every one to
aid a m.ble cause, and at the came lirae the chances
of being reimbursed are unueually favorable.
it is, Cunudvntiy believed that the enterprise will
be a success, but If, from any cause, there should be
no Conce: t and distribution, all ihe money received
from the ticket holders shall be returned to them
lic. e' B'uw11' 00 entitled to a chance for the
urns umess iir money for the same ha beet re
ceived at this office
The Gifts will be distributed immediately after the
Concert. -
Any person holding a ticket entit ed to a Gift who
desires the Asylnm to have the benefit of such Gift,
Will liOtifv the Secretary h anrh mriArumpnt m
the back jf the ticket, and the same than be appro-
t" Mnuey for tickets ranst be tenOy Registered
I at rap XT a a, d HH TH .... . ..
jnuusj urnuf or Axpresii, aireciea to
- A. BARNES, Secretary,
nov8 dwlm WILSON, N. C.
, Mountain Butter,
-A. IlvTE LOT.
ALSO
37
BARRELS ArPLSS, NOW LANDING,
For sale by
nov22tf - EDWARD3 '& BALL
More Good News. : 7-7
JUFt arrived and landing 800 Bbls. New Elver
juuueis, a no, i, also ,ooo dozen No, 1 Fish Roe. b
nov.lt If - No. S South Water St.
Advisory Board John Nichols, Esq .Raleigh: W.
P. Davis, Esq., Kittrells; A. 1L A. Williams Esq
Oxford; Mai. J. P. Jenkins. Nashville: J. H Thorn
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE "STAR"
STEAM
Job Printing House,
BOOK BINDERY
AND
BUM BOOK HAMFACTORI
WILLIAM H. BEKNAUr,
PROPRIETOR,
WILMINGTON, N.' C,
the onl y establishment in the
81 ATE HAVING ALL THESE
FACILITIES COMJJINEIK
T112 BEST ASSOItTMENT OP
T.Y P E. P A PER S ,
Cards and Inks.
SKILLED
WORKMEN
rs
Every Department.
NOT THE
LOWEST PEICES,
KBIT vi
L Of P R .1
C E
AS
iLNY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT.
FOR THE
BEST QUALITY OF WORK.
Printing, Ruling
AND
B I U 3D I 2sT O-,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
E xe cut e d : Promptly,
ANU
SKI I F UI L Y
Improved Machinery
or
ALL KZinSTIDS I
lNOE AOII1NO,
STEASV1 POWER,
We are. enabled to till orders with
THE ITTMQST DISPATCH
INSURANCE.
PIEDMONT & ARLINGTON, -
Life Insurance Company,
Of Richmond, Virginia.
Over 22,300 Policies Issued. ;
Annual Incoino Over $1,500,000
FrosressiT'e! Frosprons ! Prompt !
SMALL EXPENSES, SMALL LOSSES, SECURE
. INVESTMENTS, AMPLE RESERVE,
AND GOOD SURPLUS!
Premiums Casta, f olicies Liberal,
Annual Division of Surplus.
ARTHUR J. HILL, Jr., Agent.
Office for the present with Dr. T. F. Wood, Medi
cal Examiner, on Market street, two doers west of
"jQreen & Flanuer'i drns store, Wilmington, N. C.
September 2-tf - -. -
Insurance Rdoms.
-t-x
$27,000,000 F1BE INSURANCE CAP-
ITAL REPEliSENTEBAFTER
PAYING BOSTON LOSSES.
Oueen Insurance Co.. of Liverpool and
London, Caoital . .v. . . . . ....... $10,000,000
North British aid Mercantile Insurance
Oompany, Capital ...... 10,800,000
Hartford Insurance Company, Capital ,2.500.000
National Fire lnsuranee Company, of .tvt
Hartford. Capital . 600,00?
C-onunental Innurance company, cf New
York, Capital i.CCO.OOO
fp.uinix iriffuraHCe coninaiiy, or urookJyn.
Capital... : 1,500,000
virama Home insurance fjompauy, or
RicbEond, Capital .... ' 500,000
JHAKirtit The old Mercantile ttntual of New
York. .
LIPE The Connecticut Mutual of Ilartf ord.
'i ATKINSON 6 MANNING.
nov234' General Agents
Tj" N COURAGE HOME INSTITUTIONS.
Security against Fire. .
T1IE NORTH CAROLINA -HOME
I.SUI1AIE COMPANY,
EALEian, N.C.
This Company continues to write Policies, at fair
rates, on all classes of insurable property.
All losses are promptly adjusted and paid. The
"HOME" is rapidly growing in public favor, asd
appeals, with confidence, to insurers of property in
North Carolina
Agents In all parts of the State, .jsrj
R.H. BATTLE, Jr., President
C. B. ROOT, Vice President.
S EATON GALES, Secretary.
PULASKI COW PER, Supervisor.
ATKXNSO.N & MANNING, AGENTS,
aogl-tf
Wilmington, N. C.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NE AfEIViLS
This Week.
WACCAMAW & CAPE FEAR PRESU-BEATEN
. J ZL.l C E
HAMS, SIDES, &I10 ULDERS,
(Dry Salted and Smoked).
English and Scotch. Ales,
COFFEES of all kinds at Reduced Prices, FISH,
CASE GOODS of all kinds, TOILET SOAPS,
Fine, Pale and Common SOAPS, Twenty
different kinds of TONIC BITTERS,
Cigars, Tobacco Kerosene Oil,
Hay, Corn and Oats,
wrrn hundreds of other articles of
Groceries at Wholsale.
CASH or close buying customers can be fruited al
ways, with Good Goods at Lowest Market Prices,
mayg-tf ADRIAN A VOLLERS,
Reduction in Price !
cr. & "w.
TOLLEY'S
Celebrated
-F.I ti IS
ENGLISH
Breech - Loading Gun?,
manufactory, Pioneer Works',
BIRMINGHAM ENG.
HAVING ESTABLISHED A BRANCH HOUSE
in New York for the sale of our celebrated
weapons, we offer to sportsmen the Cheapest Guns
of guaranteed quality and shooting powers ever sold
In tho Lnited States. They are built with every im
provement for American sport, and are made in six
qualities, each Gun being -branded with one of the
undermentioned names, which denotes its quality :
PioNEa , 65 oSd.
TOLLEY..... ............. u7
STANDARD ". 11 "
NATIONAL. 14a
CHA l.LENGE. . .J. i ...;...'."""" " " Ign" '
PARAGON ....."""'I" 825 ''"
Any one of the above brands may be selected with
the gre-ittst confidence, as no Gun bears our name
that we do not thoroughly guarantee in every re
spect. .
GUNS FORWARDED C. 0D. "
N, B. Gans built to order, at above prices, a
spt-cialtv. Send for detailed particulars, with illus
trated descriptive price sheets and testimonials, to
our Branch House, , . , . . .
20 Maiden Lane, New York.
sept 35-D AW tf
avana Lottery.
EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING.
- $1,200,000 Prlaes, Dec. 16, 1814.
Ocly 16,0C0Tickcts-one Priao to every 7 Tickets.
1 Pdaeot.....
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$500,000
. 100.0OO
. 50,000
. 50,000
. 40,000
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. 400,000
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2176
of $2,fX)0 each,
of 10,600 each,
of 5,000 each,
amounting to...
Circulars with full information sent.Ves. Tickets
for sale by P. C. DEVLJN,
Stationer and General Agent,
fob1.VTW1y i - SO Liberty St. New YorK.
pilK moHNING STAR BOOK R1ND-
X BRY is complete in all all Its appointments,
and Is in charge of one of the most skillful workmen
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1863, since which time the wide circu:atk.n ?lmt
the signal developments which have ukenpk'Tr
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Jan 9-tf
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