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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

BREAD EXCITEMENT IN PHILADELpHIA-A meet
ing of the g unemployed was held in Independence
Square, Philadelphia, on the llth About 5000 per-
sons were present and the affair passed of quietly
the speakers advising the observance OF law and
order. reporter Col. Forneys paper, The Press,
being called upon to speak, recommended the unen'
poyed to seek work instead of idlins their time at
the meetings, and taking it at any terms in prefer
ence to starving. His remarks were groaned, while
the declaration of another speaker that be would die
rather than work under prices, received applause.
The proposed issue of small notes BY the city was a-
vocated.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday.

CITY, Beck, Brown Miss; L Nol Hartford, KY; S
Smack Marion, Ky; Williams, ST. Lous l. trown,
Sa Rouge u Wvod La; o Haley, Ark Auding fazuo
City; Preston, La q j Riddle } W Brock, HuGgaSon
Maasou parh r Russell Fsansln' g Ran ell Vit,; j.
ErvD, Henie; Taylor, Baton Ruuge Jos Coriell dy
and servant, MS Atchisor Miss Mccullough Waerord'
MoGuy lily; OGregg, New Albany, Ind Jas tai,i hat
wea hetby y; l. Harris W Adams Miss; David WATSON
aud la y Ohio; Naest and BROTHER Corpus Ghsu Il
Boyer, ficAsburg .-...
ST LOUIS. VIM Fogs. o; " Devine, La; II Smith,
family and servants, r Carrinsten, 81 Narys, Mrs s
TryIe Miss Mary Darling TeSu s. Gage, GuerR, Terra
Boane Phillips aud family, RI Deocrd, family and ervaus
| Ala; + Dutsdurt, Bremen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21
Eea y PeTTins'
vopcEs HIRE SA U E.

The attention of Hotel Keepers PropretoS ot has
Caterers for Clubs Mess-rooms ana ir"'e -
N" 80, r Ie, h perrins' FAMOUS Worcestershire
Thi condimeut by merits has attained the h'sh
s rank AS pleasant pa"tabe and wholesome sauce app
cahe 10 SOUP fish, hot and cold mea game ETC. etc. e>
tensively used in all quarters Of the sso'e. ,,,,,
o m merits and fact that it received the only
sPehA 'u'' I f;,-, Sauce al the New York Exhibition
tbs estimation whch rs held by those selected WIN
sn.ca eference their ability to Judge OF n' quH' o
,ae of table use And being the most popular sauce
" rirc;r He'd parties are Offering for sale spuriou
Sapea nv slightly varying the spelling of LEA PERKINS,
,Iy propretors Of the Genuine Sauce
t always in store Also oorders received tes direct shF
men from England. a>-o .,
'1''' JOHN DUNCAN l. SONS,
4u5 broadway, New York,
vo sn1v Sole Agents the United States for Lean Perrin
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

FATAL RAILROAD ACcIDENT.--On the 18th Mr..
Charles Shaw, q conductor on the South Carolina
Railroad, fell from the platform of car upon the
track and was run over by the train the wheels OF
which manged his legs so dreadfuly that he died
| soon afterwards.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

SHIP STRUCK BY LIGHTNING AT SEA AND BURNT.
The ship Howadji, Capt Balch, from Boston, bound
to Liverpool, with cargo Of cotton, hemp and tai
low was struck by lighting on the Sd inst at A.
NJ in lat AZ SO north, lon. 81 40 west being about
100 miles from Sable Island. The cargo was set on
fire and the ship totally consumed The captain and
crew were fortunately rescued at II o'clock the same
night by the ship Gutenberg, Capt. Myers, and
taken to New York. ~-e---+-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

TURN-DowN SHIRT CoLLARs.-We knew that
John Bull was not apt to follow the twistings and
turnngs of fashion, yet little dreamed he was so stiff
necked as to don rundown shirt collar until
we read in the London Times account OF the find
ing Of portion of dead body and carpetsack OF
clothing on Waterloo bridge. The Times in specula-
ting upon the matter to who the murdered person
was says:
The shirt collar was obviously intended to be turned
down over the neck-tie from which circumstance il
is reasonably inferred that the deceased person was
not a native of this country.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

LYNCH Law IN New YoRK.-The Monticello (N.12
Watchman, of the llth inst, states that man
named Wm. Terpennng, who was suspected OF having
manned neighbors cow, was taken by number of
citizens of that county and horsewhipped nearly to
death. 1t was supposed that he received nearly 40o
IaSb
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

MARRIED. Miss Gardiner, who was made captive
by the Indians at Spirit Lake. and rescued from Ink
paducahs band, after suffering outrageous treatment
was married in August, and resides near Fort Dodge
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21
Island of Ct1b0.

Island Of Cuba.
lose MIN G O,
Importer of Havana Cigars & Leaf Iobacco,
No, IS Cusomhouse street,
Has Just opened the above new importing esaoshmeh'
where can be found superior of the best selections and
most favorte brands Of
HAVANA CIGARS,
PAPER CIGARS and
LEAF TOBACCO,
ATTHE LOWEST PRICES.
uoID JOE as he Is more amiliary known for the las'
sixteen years. at his old stand in the Rotunde
UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
still his old quarters, where can be founa the very
hest brands of and Paper Cigars Of his own ipora
ton Also at his Cigar Stands in the
CITY HOTEL .x. ,,,n,,r -,
o. N ARCADE
ALWAYS be found very best brands of Chewing
Pape Cigars and very quality of Havana Cigars sne
| s,i,,. Tobocco milo 2ply
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

FROM SAN DoMINGo.--By an arrival at New York
news has been received from PortauPata to the 18th
ult. The liberty party were fast organizing new
form of government. Elections for National Depu.
ties were to be held on the 10th nst aud the const
uent body would meet on the lst of December.
Santana had still force of 5000 men before the city
of San Domingo, and many of Baezs friends had left
him. The revolutionists wanted to buy two good
clipper schooners and large mortar for war pur-
poses. few hundred foreign fighting men would
be we'll received by the Santana party. The case OF
the American schooner Charles Hill (seized by Baez)
is again pressed on the notice of the Cabinet in Wash
ipyton. Trade was very fair at Port-au-Plata.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

ANOTHER CoMEr.-A telescope comet was dis
covered on the evening of the lth from the observa
tory of Harvard College. The discovery was made
by Horace E. Tuttle, Esq. Several meteoric stonei
have also been found in the neighborhood of Boston
which are supposed to have recently fallen.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

ORLEANS THEArER.-The opera of Les Amours
du Dable is to be repeated tonight at the Orleans
theater, with Mime Colson in her famous character
OF Uriel. This is an opera which has never yet
failed to crowd the old Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

The AMpHITHE EArER.-Matt Peel and troupe, with
Prof. Oren & Sons, appear in a grand performance
to-day at noon as usual Saturdays, for the grat-
cation of families and others who cannot go at night
The programme will be rich, at both the noon and
night performances. ..F
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

BALLOON ASCENSION To-MoRRow.-lt will be borne
in mind that NJ. Morat makes his first grand ascent
into the "upper deep" tomorrow afternoon, from
the Place Armes All the particulars will be found
in the advertisement,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21
tyl5 2pSW
Read This /:

NEW ORLEANS, August II, 1871.
W. P COLEMAN, Esq: sror,
nar sir-Jhe twenty four inch Mill which purchased Ion
- r NJ ~ I Pack woods plantation has been attached to
S' i III ,,rne and nut in operation last week. am
neased will, in every respect both in regard 10 It's SIM
ncv ,ursbility, and quantity it grinds timed the ml
when in operson several times, and found TO my surprise
the mill WAS grinding one bushe per m'ue'
r ' r pIautars would especially recommend your Mills
them to be superior mill ever manufactured
Yours, respectfully,
. John 5. MCDONALD, Engineer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21
NUMBER 222
Public P1under.

We have before Us, in the single item Of public
printing for session Of Congress, the materials
for impressive homily upon administrative econo-
my, but the facts and figures will answer quite as
well. We learn from the report Of the superntend-
ent Of Public Printing that the cost Of so much Of
the work ordered by the first session Of the thirty
fourth Congress as had been executed and delivered
up to the 18th of January, 1857, s74s, ,12o 81.
The Washington States, Democratic paper, says Of
| this exhibit
\ At the time this statement was made number Of
expensive documents ordered at the first session
not completed; SO that it may be reasonable to sup
pose that when all are finished the cost Of the print
ing for the first session Of the thirtyfourth Congress
4 alone, will exceed 81 900, 900. 2.ss- III
Ten years ago the cost Of the printing for the two
Houses of Congress both sessions did not exceed
s275 900. This included the paper and binding.
verify, the " cohesive power Of public plumber
may well be great, when the doctrine that to th
victors belong the spoils'' is so well carried out
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

: CR1sP's GA1ETY. The Blondin and Martinetti
troupe are by far more successful than any other
attraction the Gaiety has had this The sue
cess with which they get up their pantomimes and
other entertainments is very little inferior to that Of
the Ravels in their palmiest days They are really
excellent, and the public have found it out. Tonight
they appear in "The Soldier for Love" The
Isle of Nymphs," aud g The Magic Trumpet "a
capital programme throughout.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

SINGULAR ElorRMENr-A young woman named
Baker ran away from her fathers house in Somerset
county, Ky, few days ago, with two men, bota
of whom left wives and children behind.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21
BOILER ExpLos1os-A dispatch Of the 18th, from

BoILER NPLosIoN.-A dispatch OF the lZth, from
bridgeport, tMass.) says:
The steam-boiler in the plumbing establishment OF
Mr. Wheeler Beers, corner OF Water and Gll9eFt
streets, exploded shortly after noon Today. The
irst story was occupied by Mr.. Beers himself, and
the upper ones by Mr.. Henry Wales, as eeliee anu
spice mill. The building is Il complete wreck. No
lives were lost, although two boys were in the build
ing at the time OF the explosion. The rest OF the
hands were at dinner. A portion OF wall SMASHED
in the roof of billiard saloon adjoining destroying
the tables, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

ATTEMPTED MURDER.-On the night Of the sth
inst Mr.. Wilson Spring, Of Franklin county, Miss'
was attacked in his bed by his own negroes and
nearly killed. having his skull fractured badly and
his body otherwise severely bruised.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

ST. CHARLES THEArER.-Tonight, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wood take their farewell benefit at the ST.
Charles. Their bill is powerfully attractive: the
drama of Esmeralda y in which Mrs. Wood appears
as Esmeralda, Mr.. Farren as Qlasimodo, and Mr..
Bowers as Pierre; Mile F. lorna, dsbufante Of
high repute, in Spanish dance Mr. John Wood,
in burlesque upon Rachels singing Of the Mar
seilaise Hymn " and the great burlesque of Beauty
and the Beast" in which both the Woods appear
with Ben DeBar and La Belle Oceana in a fancy
dance. Attraction enough for one night, we shoult
| think. The house will be crowded.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets ordered or
r.ce;nt of which they will be forwarded by first mail
purchasers ca. have tickets ending in figure they ms!
designate. -
The list Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to pn'
chssers Immediately after the drawing.
HPurcaser will please write their signatures plan ane
Give their Post Office County and State.
s-Re1nenber that Prize is drawn and payable IL
fall without deduction.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders Tickets Certificates either 10 sanoe
Swan Box 36 S. Post Office, New Orleans or to
| ,o,,a.w S. SWAN & CO., Augusta, Ca.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21
ATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 81, 1857.
Nem 0rleaas 9ailp Crescent.
SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER q, 1857.
gutal yntslIiasafs.

The WEATHER, yesterday and last night, con-
tipuea to speak for the most biting Some folks
do say there in spots yesterday morning but we
it. being the lockout for only ne The beauty
Of the weather sight mockery to Its effect upon the
other Senses The ladies' noticed were out In the usual
strong numbers notwithstanding the cod-for the pretty dar
nsa love cold clear day. just about these times to iay out
off the pretty things they may have aa IN or
season. well what their sisters may DC
wearing. nothing wear epidemic anything but ex
tinct in New Orleans.
BARRELs.-Our double-barreled " cotemporary OF
epted both his barrels through his last
evenings barrel about the weather. and the othef
barrel about We congratulate him upon his general emp
We woud advise him to call upon Mr. Lauve on
CsrondeIet street. oes premium for empty barrels
FREE DIsPEEsARY OF THE New ORLEANS SCHOOL
NEDIcIsEThe following is report for the pas
the institution situated Common street. oppo
| site the Charity Hospital.
Saturday, Novnber l4.-Patiens treated.
| Wednesday " is =. . ............... %
| Total ...............:.... 134
Treated previously .24s5
Total .......................2s .2sl7
CHARITY HosPITAL-The following is the repor
OF this institution for the week ending Nov. 9th
Admissions 222 Deaths.
Discharges 1Si Remaining u
FIRE AT AILEEBURG. - The Milneburg Schoo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21
QUA HITA RIV E R..
FOR ATCH H A F A L A Y A r E X I.

Leaves on SATURDAY, 2Ist inst, at s ?. NJ .
hT"TAEAPAS.-THE VERY LIGHT
= draft fast running packet steamer GOV.
Powell, Paul F. Semonn, master, will leave
as Martinsvlle, New Iberia Franklin Cenerve
Paersonve Bceuf BrwiCkls Bay, Old River sims
port and the landings the Athafaays river as above
For freight passage, apply on board .
" j. S. PAGAUD Advertising Agent.
~ Planters and shippers positively rely on the COY
POW ELL in the trade during the entire She
draws 20 inches ov merchants and shippers rest
that she will be able to go through at oil stages oil
NJ
m-Takes passengers at the the Railroad.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

STEAMSHIP GRANADA-T The steamship Granada
Capt. Griffin, sailed yesterday morning at s O'Clock
for New York via Havana with the California mails
and large number of passengers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

.yasaes B. Thompson,
| MERCHANT TAILOR,
No, AL BROADWAY tnear Canal streeo BE" hoNA
! jyl3 2pf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

RECEIPTS OF CoTroN YEsrERDAY.-The receipts Of
cotton up to o'clock last evening foot up 1s, ,199
bales. and was received as follows:
Per steamer Choctaw, from Carolina landing, 4s2l
bales per steamer Peter Tellon, from vicksburg,
42l6 bales; per steamer Natchez, from Vicksburg,
3s13 bales per steamer R. W. Adams, from Vjcks-
burg, 2sO6 bales; per steamer Yazoo Belle, from
Yazoo river, Oil bales; per steamer B. L. Hodge,
from Bayou Sara, 546 bales; per steamer Jas. Mont
gomery, from Louisville, 45s bales per steamer
Tennessee Belle, from st. Louis 346 bales !; PEI
steamer E. Howard, from Cumberland river, 28l
bales. Total, Is l99 bales.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

Leaves WEDNESDAY, 18th instant. at O'Clock r NJ
s~ FOR OPELOU SAS-THE NEW
ellAf~t~E STEAMER Anna Perret, Capt. G. F. Lou
allier built expressly for the rade-in place OF
the W. G. Youngwi leave as above taking freight
for Old River Smmsport and all landings the Atchaaaya
For freight or passage. apply on board, or TO
j. NJ. JOHNSTON & Co. Front leyee ST.
near Custom
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21
COAST PACKET STEAMER

sIlans = Bella Donna-ro and from New Orleans,
BAYOU Sara. Fort Adams Transport, Port
Hudson and al, intermediate landings the BELLA DONNA,
Wm McComhs master, will resume her old trips commencing
Sotdny August 18th will continue throughout the
leaving New Saturday evening" ~ 0 O'clock
Wednesday evening" Oh INT oi tue
from Woodville. ..- ..-,. - r,,
n- clerk will the evee to receive freight on Thurs
day morning. !, $780,,
s attention paid to the receiving ana landing OF
| i,31tf HOLMES & CLAUSS, IA TchouptOhlas st,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

Leaves on SUNDAY. 22d inst. at 10 a. NJ.
REGULAR ST. LOUIS PAGh-
elaiTtE ET.-The fine regular passenger packet lila
;eRg.sss5A xyatha, E. E. Dix master, H. NJ i'osson'
clcrk will the above and all intermediate ahdlh2s,
as as above We. For freight or passage apply board.
MIG D. D. r fhtA!D ~ au'eI.ihnis seiiI
intermediate landings.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

80, ~ am annroxinainp to 25HOO prize are. ... 100
nrizes Of 200 apprsxinatng 10000 prize 800
prizes Of lbs approximatng 1900 prize are..' wv
prizes 100 approxima,ing to 5000 prize are.. ~
r-,es of rs suproximating to 350e prize 800
p.sss of "A annr..imatugto to 1900 prize are.... 200
~ :.a.e ono ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100 00O
S. a9D prizes amounting
whsle Tickets $40; Halves. IS Quarters, 81 50.
Prizes so will be determined by the last figure OF the
number that the 900 prize For example II tne
nmh.r drawing the $50 prize with No. then all the
ck ets where the number will be entitled to SO Ii
the ends No. then all the tickets where
her ends in 2 will be entitled to $780, and to o..
Certificate Of Package of 10 Whole Tickets
=. 10 Half "
. 10 Quarter :. n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21
Leaves on TUESDAY. 24th inst. at p NJ
REGULAR GRAND ECORE A!

| sAgfrt = NATCHIToCHES PACkEI-Ihe new, i me,
ss5ns;.s5lT running magnificent passenger packet
steamer N nfdes Jno G. Dowty. G. j. Barsow,
clerk will positively for Grand Ecore Natchl
toces Alexandria Cotile Cioons Landing. Btrbns Land
inp Normans Landing nll intermediate landings on Red
River via Little Rivers. For freight or passage ap
ply on board . .,,,rn ,... ,o,.
j. = PAGAlD- AhFtFIshE -tSeHt.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

FlRE g..
house. and another house. the latter belonging to John Miller
destroyed by fire Thursday night high wind wAs
blowing the time and it with difficulty that the flames
checked The origin Of the fire and the extent Of the loss
have been reported.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at o'clock 7; y. "
REGULAR WE DNE > u
= PACKET-The superior running packet steamer 81
EI IL. w. Powell, j; H. Estis, m master spa;p VIII
Leave tor Lake Washington Grand Lake. throins
Ashton Pcers Point skipwh's Landing Lake gn
Camack,s Landing Miiikens Bend Eicksburg, rahu - u
Rodney Nachez Fort Adamr, Red River Landing bayon
Sara Port Hudson Baton Rouge paqgernne anG
v, as above The r. Powell will take fahoo river ireen
and sign through bills Of adng with the privilege For freight
of ps'9"se' "pp'' " Tchouptoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21
FOR RED RIV Err.

Leaves on SATURDAY, 2lst instant: at P positively
H-. FOR J X f F r. IL 8 d N, SM1IH-
el1slrL~s land Caddo. Benton Swansons Landing
sss4 sss5 Grand Bayou, Saint Maurice Cample Grand
FcoIe Alexandria tforons anding-The very superior
light draft passenger packet steamer Linda, Capt Name
will leave for above and all Intermediate landings FOR
fraiebt or nassape appy on board or to T. B. SMITH,
Mo - '9'' ''' 4Tchouptouias street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

length ycste day the barge OF AtFitg Nlt
John Hogan by shooting him At the evse ABOUT NV" "eks
,ona-lhe fired from the toGa Se VA icN
ing out The The affidavit against Nhle was
forthcoming. The testimony Of the TtNease VINO were
present. tend raher rXculpa'e the accused SIN rom lhe
principal wir aud other cireilHs 6'ct
which the Recordef believe that White was guilty. @nd
would 10 proven trial. he committed HIM for t"l II
murder First District Court, and rehande h m to prison
the testimony t"ken as 1t was sent to ht
Criminal Court with The other papers, and put beyond
| portoril r. ach.
mule and dray be to vacant estate, and Arinan
Daniel f. m c., charged with whaling his wife Louisa
held for fuu examination.
RECORDER SoLChON's CoURT.-The business i
this yesterday all Of pey nature not worth
| ing
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-21

Leaves on SATURDAY, 2Sth inst az o'clock 7 ".
Spssn. REGULAR MEMPHIS PACK
ET-The splendid passenger paeks. ts ell
IRDAY I4fh inst at p taking freight for Napoleon
for White and Arkansas rivers and all landings and plantations
in be bends For freight passage apply board or to
nil J.eE. HYDE II co, 66 PoydraS street
p The Eclipse VIII attend to her Vicksburg friends ant
freight usual.
The North-Carolinian., 1857-02-28
I VOLUME XIX-NO. 939.

OF the boat, and in rather unpleasant proximity
and before we had begun to realize our sifua-
tion the wounded beast, unable any longer ia
stay beneath the surface, came I'D to l-~-snc;
Just ahead.
"Pui, ahead little; let's get out of this
snarl. Lay the boat around-sc-now, stem
ALL and the iron was p.ahsed deep r the neck
of our rictini: With roar louder than a
dozen of the wild bulls of Madagascar, this
now maddened beast made for the boat.
Back water!--back, I shy! Take down this
boat-sail, and stern all! Stern for vour lives
men!" as two more appeared by the bows, evil
IDENTIFY prepared to assist their comrade. He
was making the water fly in all directions, ard
having failed to reach the boat, was now vainly
essaying to grasp the iren; which the mate had
purposely put into His short neck, SO close to
his head that he could not get it in his mouth.
Stuck out line till we get clear of the school ),
and then we'll pull up on the other side of tEs
fellow, and soon settle him With a lance"
This was done, and we again hauled upon
the still furious beast, the mate poised his
bright lance for moment, then sent it deep
into his heart. With a tremendous roar, and
a desperate final struggle, of scarcely min
utc's duration, our Prize gave up the ghost,
and after sinking for a moment, rose again to
the surface, lying upon his side, just as does
the whale when dead
His companions had left US, and we now.
giving three cheers fot oar victory, towed the
carcass to the not far distant shore. II was
luckily high tide, and we got the body up to
high water mark, where the speedily receding
waves left it ashore. When we here viewed
the giant, and thought of the singular agility
he had displayed in the water, we could not
help acknowledging to one another that to get
among school ct Hippopotam would be ratlr-
er a desperate game.
The North-Carolinian., 1857-02-28
CATHARINE MCLEAN
ARlU. MCLEAN, and others.
Petition for Dover

1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court tba
the defendants in this Phillip Walker 1fv Walk
er, Purcy -Loekhart, George May and wife Martha
Jno Mock and wife Mary. Ru fus Hooks and wife Sa-
ton 1t is ordered that publication be made in the
North Carolinian newspaper published in the town
OF Fayetteville. FOR SIX successive weeks notifying
the said defendants to be and appear the next term
of the Court CT Fleas and Quarter sessions to be held
for the county OF Harnett. at the Court House in
Sumnerville- the I'd Monday in March next then
and there to answer plead demur the said petition
or the time will be heard and JuG gr5cnfs pro
c0htfessi0 be rendered. against them.
Witness Benjamin. T Shaw Clerk Of our said Court
at Office in Summerville ID Monday in December 1856
and IN the Slst year of American Independence
3. FRANKLIN SHAW CLERK
by \. B. HORTON D. Cl'k
Jan. Il. 1867 33-Gt
The North-Carolinian., 1857-02-28

30:3l6 prizes, amounting tn CA %.
Tickets Sl-Shares in pr6r prtion
We Invariably answer letters bv retnrn maj, on
closing the tickets II good safe envelope and ALWAYS
observe the strictes confidence After the drayin is
over we send the official drawing, with written ex
planatlon of the result of the venture All
frlzes bought at this Office payable immea lately
Notes of any State, Bank drafts in payment for
cts at par For odd amounts in making change we re-
ceiVe postage stamps they being enient thar
silver correspondents place the utmost confidence
IN IN the the rGgury and saf.y of the mails very
directed to Be careful that y<it mention vour o:
Ohice, County and State. Give us at least one sin
trial, you cannot lose much, if not gain. One snSle
There should be such word as fail Address
CORBIN d CO.
Box 100 Post Office Baltimore Md