The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1881-05-21 00:00:00

HAGL EY STOCK SALE AND GRAND
ANNUAL SHOW iF TEGS and
WHITSUNTIDE BEEF.
MONDAI, MAY 23rd, 1881, at Eleven.
700 SHEEP and LAMBS. including the Show
'legs, and a good entry of Fat Lambs.
70 Head of CATTLE, including some magnifi-
cnt T.riz3 animals.
The usual entry of CALVES and PIGS.
The usual PRIZES Will be GIVEN.
GATES, PERKENS, AND 'WOOLDRIDGE.
DESIRABLE k REEHOLD PROPERTY, at
QUARRY BANK, and the DELPH, Near
BRiERLEY HILL.
D theA
Will
ts
fi n
:tit
or ulcatt d ht. y att es
rus t. FieeopfM.
Warr, to 5E1,14 by AUC I.ION, at the bOus.3 of Sir.
tho IioYAL OAK INN, QUARRY BANK, on
WEDNESDAY, the 25th aay of MAY, 1843;, at Six o'clock
in the Eirening, and sti;i3et t conoitiocs then t.b'
he
produced,, tho il.aden.ne,ltione,i FitEhaitlLL,
PhU-
PiIkIIJJS, viz :
Lox 1 iiesirable E iIOLD D LIN G-
IL, HOUSE, situ ita at,.Quarry Ban's, fronting tr,:et
111444,91 g Breahouse sl of
Waterc Guederja)ind Appurvnto,O,:a t,iereto belonging,
• . togeilar w,t the 13,1rpc1 of •el gitile FREELLOLD
• BULI#DINte LAND acjoiniug.' 'lb, whole containing
in area, 3,630 qure<,icia or th,rea,outs, and fronting
67 yards to the aforesaid iareet.
LOT 2.—Two FRitEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE S,
at the back of the Black liorie Inn, the Deipu, unit
the Brewhonse and other Outbuildings, Ityge taarciens,
and. well of Water thereto beiongoag, in the occupation
of John Price and one void. •
For further kartioalars, 4ply to Mr. A. Phillips
Price, bolicit.ir, or to the Auctionedr, ntourbridgo.
. .
FICH INN, COILBOUR3ROOK.—To Brokers,
. • kie....ers, Paiteru makers, and Others:
M.H. JOHN EDWARDS is instructed by
the i xecutors• of the- 'late ,11.1 r. D. Suitor, .to
SELL by •AUcTI.O.:N, on-me Pkeruises, as above, on
MONDAY, 181ta ox • MAY, 1881, a quantity et .tiOUSh.-
. HOLD FUttNI.ZUIt&, htti,'4ll:isu PiiAN f, Pattern-
maker's 'VOL arro ii-wiitta Cart, Obaff Engine,
• Malt cruher, Pulping Aractuue, lira,s-iuuunted ami
°titer klaineas ; suo, 300,200, and 100 gall Englista
0/LIC &J., &a. .
• Sale to coin:bermes at Eleven o'ci)ek.,
Catalogues n application to the Auctioneer, No. 1,
Victoria street, otourbridge. . „

TO LET.

CECIL STREET, STOURBRIDGE.—To
,be LET or SOLI,. with poesestion at Lady Day,
a very convenient Family RE 4IDENCE, containing
Dining. Drawing, aud Breakfast Rooms, Kitchen,
Back Kitchen, Pantry, Coal Douse, Cellar, and Four
Bed Rooms, Large Garden, walled in; choice Fruit
Trees, good supply of Hard and Soft Water, now in the
occupation of the proprietor, Mr. Pritchard. who is
leaving the neighbourhood. Apply to Mr. King,
Auctioneer, kttouibridge.

RICH OLD TURF LAND, AT THE HEATH,
STOURBRIDGE,
17ac. 2rde. 26per. to be Let.
Apply to Oates, Perseus and Wooldridge, Land
Agents, Stonrbridge.

THE IMPERIAL ADVANCE BANK.
THE IbIPELIAL ADVANCE 3ANK .
wa* established to South John Street, in 1875.
THE IbIPERIAL " ADVANCE BANK
is now established at
70 AND 72, VICTORIA STREET, LIVERPOOL:
TUE 151PE1-:LIL ADVANCE BANK
is considered to be
T.. BANDs(IIEsT BUeiNElito PREMIsEs IN LivERPOOL
HE IMPERIAL ADVANCE BANK
LEZ,Dii ntilv TO 7IIIL Fou.oviso
roers, bhopkegicre, mate Householders (Ladies or
ntlemeu). Car I'D prietors, Licensed Victuallers, Cow
Keepers, Tradesmen, School ' Pr. prietore, Clergymen,
Builders, Warehousemen, Professional Gentlemen,
Clerks holding permanent sitnatione, Persons about
entering in Business, and all other responsible persons.
TUE IIIr6RIAL AbV kNCE-- BANK
has the following amounts as its command, to lend to
the above persons :—Twenty-eume of £2OO each, thirty
sums of £l5O eaeb, forty sums of £BO each. ten sums ef
_tl,ooo each; One huddled sums of £l.O each, fifty sums
£BO each, thirty sums of £lOO each, fifty sums of £6O
ach, ten sums of 1800 taco, one hundred run.. of £l5
each, forty sums of £6O each, twenty sums of I;9soeaJh,
,ferty sums of £7O each, twenty sums cf £3OO each, ten
sums of £5OO each, fifty sIIIMI of .t4O each, one hundred
eanie of £2O each, and various intermediate sums horn
£lO to £,lOOO. ' •
THE IMPERIAL ADVANCE BANK -
requires NO SURETIES, but lends upon borrowers
own security. Easy mode of Repayments. .
Rent Executions and Loans' paid -out is any part
of Eug;and • and Wales—Distance is no objection.
Applicants are cautioned not to be allured by a
cunningly worded advertiseureut. issuing from a
lisreputable -office, when they can, be acco:emodated ,on
most liberal terms by the Imperial Advance Bank.
Call at Bank, or apply by letter (stating amount required)
L. SIMMONS, Principal,.
70 dc 72 Victoria street, LiveTpool

MONEY. MONEY. MONEY.
IMPORTANT TO BORROWERS.
MONEY ADVANCED AT ONE DAY'S
NOTICE. from £lO to £lOOO to Householders,
Tradesmen, Farmers, and others no their own security
Without Loan Office routine, and in strict confidence,
by MR. H. HENRY, at his Private Office 48, UNION
PASSAGE, BIRMINGHAM. N.B.—Genuine applica-
tions immediately attended to. Distance no object. The
Loans Can be repaid weekly, 'fortnightly, or montlly,
arranged te suit convenience of Borrowers

MPORTANT NOTICE TO BORROWERS.
1401•TMY
" Advanced promptly. on Borrower's
OWN SECURITY
• Repayable by Instalments or otherwise.
No DELAY, no ENORMOUS LAW or other COSTS
, FULL AMOUNT ADVANCED.
MORTGAGES,
• Interest at the race of FIVE per cent. per annum.
TRADE BILLS DISCOUNTED.
LIPE POLICIES,
Reversionary Interests, dm, Purchased.
opproEss 8, nada STREET, L'UDLEY,
Office Hours. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
RtveTz Rpm:discs :-11, VICTORIA TERRACE.
BRANCH OFFICER :-
29, EIDDERM.INSTEIi STREET, STOURBRIDGE
kFridays only).
NOTE.—NO SURETIES ARE REQUIRED

MONEY! MONEY MONEY HI
CASH ADVANCED £lO to £5OO ON EASY TERMS.
TO Respectableßouseholders,Farmers, Cowkeepers
Tradesmen, and others, Without Sureties, or
delays. Apply personally or by letter, to IL Cioodmen,
80, Princess Road, Birminghtsa, (Private liesid Lee),
Union Loan Office, 19. Stone Street, (late 3, Prior-
Street,) Dudley, and 6, Snville Street,:,tourbridge.

STAFFORDSHI.RE.
ENTILLk AND COMPTON.
VALUABLE GRASS KEEPING.
lviß. H. KING is favoured with instructions
„at., to Let by ArciJor,onMoDAY. MAv 30tb, 1881
at the STAMFORD ADMA HoTEL. ENVIot.E, at 2 o'clock
in the Lterno.rt, subject to conditions then to be pro-
due,d,about 395 tJtS f YALU' ,BLE GB& ,S
KEEPING- in the above Neighbourhood and in con-
venient Lots.
For particulars of the Lots, Apply to the Auctioneer
Stourbridge.
. .
FREEHOLD PROPERTY.
-B U TCH ER' ff.': • LANE , . C RAD,L E. Y.
• •
. ,
R. E. SMART wi;l SELL. by AUCTION,
ILL on AD;NDAY. .My 23rd 1881, -at:the house of
Mrs. Hickton, WHITLEY IioTEL, bTOURBLUDGE ROAD,
HALamiwax, at ix o clock in the Ev,ning, subject to
conditions then to be produced. -
All those Two substantialli-built and well situated
FR12;6;10140 ILA/ ziEl, with Outtiuittlings, and
Large Garden., havirg a frontage of 30it 91A. to the
anove Lane, and coutamng 11 the uhie an ar,a of
440 ,tqu,re yards or therealsouts, and-n w n the-occu-
pation of Mr. Cha,l.ts Banner ad Mr. George Head at
the low animal rentals .of 7s. 4d.
The above property is boundsd.by land belonging to
B. Bingtcy, Esq., Mr. ii. auwkeswond, and others..-
.For further pArticulars apply to Messrs. Homfray
an:;,floberion, Soliciurs, BrerlyHiil ; or the
inc-
tiontcr, tLelesjweu .

PUBLIC NOTICES. .

-STOURBItIiAiIt; IMPRO VEMENT ACT
1866,
TENDERS FOR CLEANSING AND WATERING
TEE STREET'S.
•
TOTIOE is HEREBY *GIVEN that the
j. coMMISSIONEitS Acting Under the above
Act, tire prepared to IthCEIV:v; PROPOSALS from
any person wilting to undertake the CLEANSING and
WATERING of the SIRAETS, LOADS, COURTS,
and ALLEYS in the TOWNSHa of 'I2OURBRIDGE;
for a perion of One Year comwencing on the Second
day of June next. s.
• The Commissioners will requite security to the extent
of £lOO for the due and faitufai performance of the
Contract.
Tenders to be sent to the undersigned not later than
WEDNESDAY, the 25th instant. before 5 o'clock p.m.
Specifications of the required work may be seen on
application to hr. Hatay Williams, tie InsFector of
Nuisances, at his Office, ãu. High Street, Sturbridge.
The Commissioners will Lot bind themseives to accept
the lowest or any tender.
(By order).
JNO. TAYLOR,
Clerk to the said Commissioners.
56, nigh Street, Stourbridge, •
May 1E4%1, 1661,

STOURBRIDGE IMPROVEMCNT ACT
1868, and the PUBLIC • HEALTH ACT,
1875,
rrIHE STOU.RBRIDGE IMPROVEMENT
1. COMMIriSIONERS, acting as the Urban bout-
tar, Authority for tee towtship of Stourbridike, hereby
give notice that they are prepared to receive tenders
for the emptying and cleansing of earth e,osets, privies,
as!.pits, and cesspools. in the said TownNisip. and the
removal of the contents there, f, for a period of one
year, commencing on the s(cotin day if Julie Litt.
. The t ommisaioners will require security to the ex-
tent of £lOO for, the due and faithful performance of the
contract.
Tender to be sent to the undersigned, not later than
Weonet,day, the ‘.:fith ii-taut, bcfore 6 o'clock p.m.
Specifications of the rep:red work may be seen on
application to Alr. henry %VlDims, the Inspector of
N uhvuees, at his ()Mee, 56, High ~treet,Sio,i.i bridge.
The Commissioners witi not bind themselves to ac-
cept the lowest or any tender.
. By order,
JNO. TAYLOR, .
Clerk to the said Commissioners.
56, High Street, Stonrbridge,
May 181 h, 1881. •

STOURBRIDOE UNION.
PIG-, FOR SALE.
THE Guardians of this Union will, at their Meeting
on FRIDAY, the 27th instant, receive TLNDERti
from Persons willing Purchase the NINE BACON
PIGS; at per score or by hand,at the Workhouse, Bing-
swinford.
Tenders to be sent to me by the 26th inst„ but the
Guardians do not bind themselves to accept the highest
or any Tender.
By order,
• THOMAS WALL
„
Clerk.
Workhouse. It inswinford,
20th May, 1881.
1 N.B.—The pigs if purchased by weight can be re-
moved at the convenience of the purchaser within 14
days. •

TORCESTE 1-t SHIRE AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.
V v
MEETING AT STOURBRIDGE
JULY 15th, 6th, and 7th.
FRESIDENT :—EIGHT 113 N. IHR EARL OF STAMFORD
AND WARRINGTON.
Prizes are open to all England for Cattle, Horses,
Sheep, Pigs,. Implements, :Malt • and Butter ; with
Special Classes 'for Worcestershire Farmers, and kcal
residents.
Entries elm ,Tune 4th, to
EDWARD T. GOLDINGHAM,
Secretary,
6, Foregate-street, Worcester.
Prize Lists and Entry Forms may also be obtaiDed
from Mr. F. Blakeway and Mr. J. Taylor, Hon. Sec-
retaries, Stourbridge.

ISSUE OF 6 PER oE:NIr F[RST PREFERENCE
SHIRES Ol? £lO EACH.
THE NATIONAL TELEPtIONE COMPANY,
LIMITED.
lUNDER LICENSE FROM THE UNITED TELE-
, PHONE COMPANY, LIMITED, SOLE PROPRIL-
-1 TORS OF THE BELL, EDISO.;. CROSSLEY,
' GOWER, AND 0 t'HER rEN rs 'Fjit THE
UNITED KIGDOM.
Registered under the Acts, 1862 to 1880.
CAPITAL £600,000,
Whie'i is apportilned as f,,Pows .
£150,000 in 15.000 Shares of 0 each, utitled to a
cumu?ative Preference Dividend of Six Per Cent.
per annum. but • o no further pnrticpatiiz i , profits.
Of these 2,7 10 &S'hares are to b,! issued as fully
paia up in part payment of it, business, p,a,it. &c.,purchased Irene the Pc.vi cia re/phone Company.
L;mited. the Scot ish Te'epLoac .incite
and Messrs. D &G. Grah. trz, of ,4l,Nsfolv The
remairtit g 12.220 ,:harf..9 are now offered for Sub-
8C iptioiz. Payabti i on App'w•aloe, £1 on
AVotment. atta the bata;tee as may bl ~ paired, at
intervals of not • less than. Three 'Months. No larger
sum • than £1 per share•wi4 be, called up at any one
• time:
£450,000 Ordinary Capital, in 90,000 Shares of £5
each.
. These shares are be‘isAisitcras4.o4,4l444„wk,
. . , . .
and allotted to Pa!' United'reWzone- (ompany
14 ml ted, and the Provincial Telephone Company -
Limited, in accord•tnce with Agreements .Zos. 1,
2, and 3,. hereinafter mentioned.
DIRECTORS.
RAYNSFORD JACKSON, • E.7q:, Lostock Hall,
'Preston, Lancashire, Chairman.
S.' P. BIGELOW, Esq:,' 133, Cromwell Rod,
• London, 5.W.,. Late ..liscat Agent of the 'United'
, States Treasury, .and j,irecfor of the Consolidated
Telephone Construction and .iiaintenance Com-
, pany, Limited, Vice-Chairman. •
HON. GARDINER G. HUBBARD, 36, Coleman
- Street., London, E C., Deputy-Chairman of the
International Bell Telephone Company, Limited,
and a Director of the American Bell Telephone
Company.
C. TELFORD SMITH, Esq., Field House,•
Bradford, Yorkshire.
•
JEREMIAH GA.itNETT, Esq., . (Messrs. J.
'Garnett and Co., Manchester).
JOHN -BRUCE, Esq., (Mes,rs. Bruce, Boyd &
Co. Loth),-13, Ainslie Place, Edinburgh.
WNCALEX. SMITH, Esq., 6, South Hanover
Stteet." Glasgow.
WM. LOW.SON, Esq., Bnithayook, Perthvire,
and 107, Murr4gate, Dundee.
W. 11. BRADBURY, Esq., (Messrs. Bradbury,
Agnew and Co., Wb.itefriars, London).
*J. H. AGNEW, Esq., 5, NL,unt Str, et, Manches-
ter, Director United Telephone Company, Limited,
*JOSEPH B. MORGAN, Esq., Managing Director
United Telephone Company, Lintited ; Director
of the Consolidated Telephone Construction and
Maintenance Company.
*These Gentlemen ore nominated by The Uuited
Telephone Company, Limited, under the prooisions
of Agreement No. 2.
CONSULTING ELEOTR f CLAN.
SIR WILLIAM THOVISON, LL.D., c.R S. kr.r.c.E.,
•Professor of Natural Philosophy in the University
of Glasgow.
LOCAL BOARDS are being formed in the following
Towns :
EDINBUBGII, OT,A.SGO,V, DEJ::DRE, BELFAST,
NOITI.N6FiIAM, LIA.DFORD, LEEDS,
and other plan es.
BANKERS.
Messrs. BROOKS it Co.. 81, Lombard Street, E. 0.;
BANK OF SCOTLAND, Edinburgh clt Glasgow.
Messrs. RENSHA.W, 2, Stiff:a Lane, London, E.C.
SILCRETARY.
WM. B. CAAPBELL, Esq.
LONDON OFFICES.
11, QUEEN VIC rola& S rIte;ET, E.C.

- Tee Capital of the Company is £600,000, divided into
15,000 Preference Shares ef £lO each, bearing a 6 teer
cent, eeeeu.ated Divided, which do not carry any voting
power. and 90,000 Ordinary Shares of £5 each.
It is not the intention of the .Direcens to call up more
than ze per Share on the Preference Stock this year,
nor more than £6 per share until 7.000 Telephones
ba,-.3 been Pat into operation. The subscripthns te on
tilde° TelePhones will, it is elimeted, vitiai a net eueurs!
revenue of over £14,000, ''rorn which will be. Paid the
Dividend upon the £9ij 000 ef Preference Capital calied
up, amounting to £5 40.1 per annum. It is intended to
call up the remainder of the Preference Capital gradually.
as- the business of the Company mantle, and the
Directors do hOL anticipate calling up the entire amount.
until 14.000 1 elept ones at at work, when it is esti mat ei
that a net annual rcvenue of froai £25,000 so £28,090
will have been crn. ated, and ae sit per cent, on the
£150,000 Preference Capital is only £9,000 there should
be a good surplua for Dividend to the ordinary Share-
holders.
This Company is based upon the. Agreement entered
into between the Provincial Teleehone Company.
Limited. and the United Telephone Comeariy. Limited,
given below as No. 1. Robert Reynsford Jackson. an .1
J. P Bigelow are reseectivtly t`daai,•mse and Vice.
Guairman, and the Honourable Gardiner G. Hubbard
eh Telford Smith, and William Alexander Smith'
Directors in both the Provincial Teleph tne Company'
Limited. and this Compaey, and are interested in the
Previncial Telephone Company. 'Limited, who are. the
Promoters of this • Coreparry:WArr,
(1) An, Agreetuentotited the 16th day of Fehrniry,,lBBl
and made between Ge ig Newington,. as Traitee
for the .Provincial P. lephoule Company. Limited,
• •then intended to be formed, of the one pert, and the
United re!ophans Company, Limited, of the other
• Parteconfime -1 by a contract dated the 24th day of
February, 1881, and made between the two Corn-
panics •
(2) An.Ag,•eement. dated the 3rd' day of Marche 1881,
and made between the Unitezi•Tislephone Corn?any.
Limited, of the first part. the Provincial Tel h-ne
Company., Limited, of the eecond pert, and .Georee
Newington as. Trustee for, end on behalf of this
QhhapenY, then intended to be formed, of the third
part, whereby in consideration of the license to
.use
tee patents therein. mentioned, on payment of
certain royalties thereby granted to this Compaey
as nominees, apd the nomination of the Provincial
Tel'epholie Company, Limited, of the Company as
licensees, one half of the Ordinary Shares of the
Company. are allotted as filly pail up to the United
Telephone Company, Limited, confirmed byhin Agree--
ment dated thellth day of March, 1881, and made
between the teree 'hernpaziiea.
(3) Au Age:emeet, dated the 3rd day of iVlarch, 1831.
end made between the Provincial Telephane Com-
pel/. Limited, of the one pert, and George Newing-
eenS Tr n,tee, for and on belia•f of this Company,
then intended to be formed, of the other pert, whereby
this Company, in conside,ation of their nomination
as licensees ey the Provincial Telephone Company,
Ljcui,.ed, take over certain liabilities of the Provincial
Telephone Coineany., Limited, under the said
Agreement, numbered 1, and • allot to the Provincial
Telephone Company, Limited, the remaining hal of
the ordinary Shares of this Compauv, cadfi.ened ,by
an Agreement dated the 11th day of. 3,daree 1081,
and made between•the two Companies. •
(4) An Agreement, dated the 3rd day of March, 1881,
and made between itobert ;Raytisford Jackson, John
Parks Bige ow, Gardiner Green El übbard. and Charles
Telford Smith, of the One part, and George Newing-
ton as Trustee for Cite Company, then intended to
be formed, of the ceher part, confirmed by an Agree.
m nt dated the 11th day of March, 1831, and made
between the said parties thereto of tie one pate and
this Company of time other pert.
(6) An Agreement for the %Aland Distiict, dated the
sth day of May, 1881, and made between the Ud.ted
Telephoi:e Company, Limited, of the one pert, and
the Nal: nal l'onephoue CoinpAny, ',united, of the
oilier part.
(6) The following Agreements relate to .the purchase of
the Shares of the Midland Telephoae Company,
Limited
,1) An Agreement dated sth April, 1881, be-
tween A. Raysford Jackson on behalf of the
National 'Telephone Company, Limited, of
the one part, and T. iiiviter Smith of the
other vett.
(2) Declaration of holding Shares in trust for
the Nations/ Telephone CoMPany, Limited,
by R. ityder, dateu A pri,, 188
(3) Declaration of noltitog Snares in trust for
Nail coal Telephone Com,,anT, Limited,. by
It. Itaynsfced Jackson and IN illism
Canivbeli, datel 2602 April. 1881.
(4) Transfers of taliarea to the National
Telephone Company, Limited, executed by
vartoue Shareholders of the Midland
Telephone Company, Limited.
(7) An Agreement, dated the 26th and 27th of April
1881, and made between the Scottish Telephorec
Exehange, Limiteei, of the ene part, and the National
• Telephone Company, Limited, of the other p,.rt.
(8) An Agreement, dated the sth and 7th dies of May.
1881. and made between D, it, G. Graham and
David Graham of the one part, and tue Provincial
Te:ephone Company, Limited, and the National
Telephone Company, Limited, of thentlaer part.
These Agreements, with the Memorandum and Articles
of Association, can be seen at the London Offiee of the
CompanyeSo. 11, Queen Victoria Street, B.C. ,
. Prospectus and. Forms of Applicaeoo may be obtained
from the Secretary of time Company, Ali upplicatioes
for Shares must be received on or before Friday neat,
the 27th May, 1881,. as after that day the list will. be
closet.
Cf an Aloment is not made, the deposit will be re
tallied in full.
Application for Share's may be made on the forms
eccompeneieg the prdispectu,i, or by letter in the follow'
jig terms, forwarded to the Bankers of the' Company.
To the Directors of the National Telephone

,
.

400,000 Marks • .
or £20,000 Sterling to be won.
rpm-, is the amount of the Chief prize to be won
J- in the m.,st forwnate case in the 11 AMoilEtti
MO \ EY LOTTERY guaranteed by the Government
of Haliburg.
'this Money Lottery contains 51,700 prizes to-
gether amounting to
9 Millions 324,030 Marks.
All these prizes will he drawn in Seven Divisions
closely following each other : '
AmOng the 51.700 prizes are the following Chief
prizes :
Marks Narks
1 of 250.000 12 of -16,000
1 of 150,000 1 of 12,000
1 of 100.000 24. •of ' 10,000—
• 1 of 75,000 5 of 8,000
1 of 50,000 3 of 6 000
2 of 40,000 54 of 5,000
3 of 30,000 • 5 of 4,000
4 of 25,000 105 of 3,000
2 of 20,000 263 of
etc. etc.
The price of the tickets is officially fixed at
6 Shillings for a Whole Original-Ticket)
3 Shillings for one Ulf Original-do.
Immed ately af er recept of the amount, the
• Chief Lottery Office Isenintl & co.' II amburg, for-
war he ordered tickets f'ir all thed.awings of the
first division, a losed envel,pes thrct to the ap-
plicant. The amount t r the ticke aisto be j,,ined
to t.:e order. in English Postage n tamps or neques
on koo wn Banks in England. Every dispatch of
tickas w.ll b accompanied ( ratis) by p-an of the
Drawings. Eve' y appliaut is noted in the LAtcr -
Register and will rece.ve iramed,ate y after the
Draw,ng the Edit ial Drawing List, whereby the
Lumbers drawn end the value ef p • ize of each res-
pectively is eds ly ascertaiaed. T..e payments of
ihe amoiinzs won aie niade iinmediltely under
tio e nment ,outrol by the Chief Lottery Office
enthal & 0,.
it ,E 3 req•ectfully requested, that all orders for
this Mon y Lottery are sent before the begiunin_; ol
the prawing ..nd not Iter than
eir 30th May 1881
and addressed direct to the
Chief Lottery Office
Isenthal 86 Co., Bankers.
HA MB U B G, (Germany).
NE.—Correspond in English.

A FORTUNE.
In the event of a stroke The winnings
of good fortune you can
win
are guaranteed by iu th's _Lottery ev.
400,000 marks the State.
You are invited to participate in the chances of
winning in the grand drawings of prizes guar-
anteed by the State of Hamburg in which more
than 9 millions 600,000 marks have to be
drawn.
In the course of these advantageous drawings
which contain according to the prospectus only
100,000 tickets, the following prizes will be
forthcoming, Viz.:
The highest prize will be ev. 400,000 Marks.
Premium of 250,000 Marks.-1 Prize of
150,00 D Marks-1 Priz2 of 100,000 Marks
—1 Prize of 75,000 Marks— 1 Prize of
50,000 Marks-2 Prizes of 40,000 Marks
Prizes of 30,0 .:30 Marks— 4 Prizes
of 25,000 Marks-2 Prizes of 20,000
Marks-12 Prizes of 15,000 Marks-1
Prize of 12,000 Marks— 24 Prizes of
10,000 Marks-5 Prizes of 8,000 Marks
--"=-'B"'"Pkizeter-tt 670001Tatle§-L--- 54•Pilz efrt -
5,000 Marks— 5 Prizes of 4,000 Marks
—lO5 Prizes of 3,000 Marks-263 Prizes Of
2000 Marks-12 Prizes of 1500 Marks-
-2 Prizes of 1200 Marks-63]. Prize 3 Of
1000 Marks-873 Prizes of 500 Marks-
-1050 Prizes of 300 Marks-80
.Prizes of
200 Marks-100 Prizes of 150 Marks-
-28860 Prizes of 138 Marks —3900 Prizes
of 124 Marks —76 Prizes of 100 Marks-
-7800 Prizes of 94 .and 67 Marks-
-7850 Prizes of 40 and 20 Marks which will
be sure drawn in 7 drawings within the space
of a few months.
The first prize-drawing is oft-A:Illy fixed and
the price for this first drawing is of
a whole original ticket is only shill. 6. —or
6 Marks, a half original ticket is only shill. 3.
—or 3 Marks, a quarter original ticket is
only shill. 1. 6d. or 1 Marks, and I will
forwarded these original tickets guaranteed
by the State (not prohibited promissory notes)
even to the most distant countries in return for
the amount forwarded prepaid. Every ticset
holder will receive from me gratis along with
the original ticket the original prospectus pro-
vided with the arms of the State and immetli-
a,tely after the drawing, the official list without .
any charge.
The payment and forwarding ef the sums
won to those concerned will have rty special
and prompt attention, and with the most ab-
solute secrecy.
iggT All orders can be sent by the medium of
a Post Office Order.
1W- Please address the orders before the 31st
of May on account of the approaching draw-
ing of the prizes, in all confidence to
SAMUEL EIECKSCIIER, SENR,
BANKER, AND EXCHANGE AGENT AT HAMBURG
GERMAN Y.

OFFER yoiir HAND to FORTUNE
Marks 400,000.'
as principal prize in the most forturate cast,: is
offered by the Newest great Money Lottery.
authorised and guarantee,' by the Government.
The organisation of the new drimitig Prospectus
is so favourable, that within a few months and in
7 Classes 51,700 prizes must be wt,n, between
them are Principal Prizes of eventually Marks
400,000; and especially:
1 Prize at Al 250,000 1 Prize at Ml2OOO
1 Prize at M 150,000 24 Piizeb at s 100:0
I Plize at MlOO,OOO 6 prizes at Al Eijo,j
1. Prize at Al 75,006 54 Prizes at if 5000
1 Prize at If 50,000 105 Prizes at Al 3000
2 Prises at Ai 40,000 • 263 Prizes at Al 2uoo
3 Priz.s at If 30,000 631 Prizes at Al 100;
, 4 Prizes at M 25,000 873 Priz.?s at Al 600
.2 Priz,:s at Al 20,000 1050 Prxzi oat if 300
12 Prizes at Al 15,000 26860 Pi izes at .41./ 136
,etc.
The Prize-Drawings are officially • fixod ac per
prospectus.
For the next, first Prize-Drawing in this great
Bloney Lottery guaranteed by the U c'vern men t
I whole original ticket costs only AIG or 6 sh.
1 half • • - - - - -3 -. 3 -
I quarter of - • - 1,50 -. 1-6 d.
On receipt of the amount by Post-Office-Orderor
in English Pottage- Stamps all orders are most
carefully executed and evt-ry committer receiveF,
himself from us the Original
,tickets, bearing thti
official stamp of the GroVerninent. Every order,
a accompanied gratis, by the necessary official
Prospectus showing- the organisation of thc Prizes
in every class, as well as the respective stake. arid
afterench drawinitwe send to our clients the official,
drawing EA, without to be asked for,--- I
Pi.yrnolt of Prizs aiways is 'blade • prdmptly
under G,)veriirnent Control and bY )n&ins of din
conuet.tions with all places in England,
.itrieuntt:
. won can be paid at the place of residence of the
winners. .
At every time our Collection was favoured .by
Fortune and very often we had the pleasnre•to pay
to our clients the largest Prizes .as Marks•2so,
000, • 225,000, 150,000, 100,000,
80,000, 60,000, -40,000 eta. etc.
• Owing to the utmost security and the favonrabli-
chances which this State Lottery offers, a general
participation in all countries can he expected.
Therefore, and in order to enable us to execute all
orders, we kindly request to send orders as soon
possible but in every case before the 31st of Ma
this year.
KAUFMANN & SU/LON-
Bank 86 EN.change-Office
HAMBURG (Germany).
P.S. Thanking for the confidence showed to us 011
now, and inviting at the beginning of the
new lottery to partake on it, we shall always
endeavour, to obtain also in the tutor, by a
prompt and exact service the fall satiofai.tiori
01 our hon. clients.

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THE folL,aing le ter which appeared in a
recent hist', of The Times." rears to the question
of the d creasing quantity of genuine brandy produced
in France.
Consumers of genuine Cognac, should be most care-
ful in their selections placing reliance on o'd and well
established firms and bands
Messrs. Buck. Fenwick and Ruck are;anil have been
favourably kn wn to the public for many years, as being
one of the largest holders of genuine old Cognac in the
trade. and which high positien guarantees to the con-
sum r a genuiue article.
The Cognac offered to the public by this firm, is
bottled in fund under the stringent regulations lately
sanctiomd by Her Majesty's Treasury.
"19, t. Dunstan's-hill, London, May. 1881.
"Six,- Referring to a pard4raph on a
,production ,of ,
spirits in lertinee which appeared in your impression of
the 22nd ult ,we venture to call attention to the re-
markably small quantity. of wine spirit ( i.e , genuine
brandy) of late years produced in France; the tot .1
for the year 1880. as given in your journal, is
48,000 hectolitres equal to 1,056 000 English gallons.
This Brasil produc,ion is in a great ineasure.due to the
st.ll unchecked ravages of the phylloxera. .
-France in 1880 distilled epirit, produced from beet,
9.500,000 English gallons ; farinacrous, substances,
9 00J.000 gallons ; molasses 15,0.0,000 gallons; and ,
imported from Germany potato spirit, 2 700,000 4allons.
Total-30,200.e00 Eng-lish gall-ms or about 35 times as
much •spirit as brandy; yet in spite of the small
quantity of wine spirit distillol, Frau e was in 1880
able to export some 6,000,000 gallons (al brandy., - •
'Noe, sir, in order to do this France must haveeither
been t.rovi.sing for recent deficiencies in her • brandy •
vintagei by using uP accumulated sticks of past pro-
ductive years or she must have been shipping as brandy -
a beverage largely adulterated with beet, maize or
potato spirit
" Which of these two theories is the more worthy of
acceptance we leave to your readers to decide when ••
they learn that since the vintage of le7B genuine
bran les IS the 1879 or , 880 vintage could be obtained •
or quoted by the leading Cognac shippers who have
ceased to take orders for bulk brandy. while less scru-
pulous firms have been exporting as hr.; ndy a mixture
of flavoured spirit and the inferior growths of genuine
brandy
"till quite modern time only genuine brandy was
imported from Charente (the wet of the Cognac district)
but now the well-earned reputation of this particular
area in France is utilized to give a fictitious hall mark'
to a liquid which is in no way entitled to the name of
Cognac brandy.
The present Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster
once defined adulteration as only aeoihtx form of com-
petition,' e hich is a correct definition when the object
is to reduce fir t cost so as to compete against the more
expensive genuiue article; in the case of brandy, how-
ever. the unscrupul •us shippers avail themselves of
their geographical position to enhance inordinately the
valee of a spurious article. We believe hal a million
sterling per annum is now being abstrocted from
British dealers and a fortiori from British consumers, by
the French labrzelteurs in the Cognac and surrounding
districts, who foist their concocti •us on our ma • ket, •
filtered, as they are, through the recognized Cognac
port.
' There is still a large stock in the British bonded
warele•uses of genuine brandy imported anterior to the
devastating attacks of the phylloxera upon the vineyards
of the two Charentes, but the shippers of to French ,
mixed spirits are able to compete against British
ho. ders because our customs and exc:se officials very -
propeny prohibit any admixture of this genuine brandy
with a less expie,sive spirit, and any British me, chant
who had the hardihood to try such ,an experiment in
our bonded warehouses would find the 'broad arrow'
placed on his goods as far as home consumption sac
concerned.
"Why, then, should French brandy (?) shippers be
permitted to do what our authorities properly prohibted
'• Heavy as our loss is from an economic and mercan-
tile point of view, there is even a more serious aspect of
of it name,y, the medical one With many aged, infirm
and delicate persons strengtia is mainly sustained by the
consumption, in properly pdrscrthed quantities of tine,
old genuine Cognac brandy but the consequences will be
serious indeed if for brandy raw spirit distil ed from
vegetable or farinaceous substances is substituted.
At the annual meeting of Wine and z•pirit Associ- •
ation, attention has this day been called to this question
of the adulteration or Cognac brandy. and most of aur •
lading London and proviacial firms feet steps must be
taken to prevent its continuance.
• +•ve hope to enlist your powerful aid in calling pub-
lie attention to practices which are so nefarious, and
which must resu,t in the ultimate destrecfion of all faith ,
in the genuineness of recently, imported pseudo 'French
Brandy.
"We are. Sir, your obedient servants,
,"RUCK, Ft:NICK, AND RUCK."
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