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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-29
RARE CHANCE A. NOW OFFERED
70 SECURE COUNTY A,iD STATE RIGHTS r1E SALE o.
ROB zRTsoa's SO PATEST
Sowing AI p chin
WITH THE
ATWATER IuPROVE1I

guns highly valuable invention was frs; brought 3,
n The notice Of tbs pubic by the MessTs Jerome, q
New Haven, Conn., whose woridTise reputation az z
nakeIs mas rendered lE II familiar hrUseE5l
words II was the inttntion to have snviacta-e I'll Z
og tAoasls and with view Of bringing ;heIn tH III
FeisaI use the price ot go abis.led the T
rate But III the coarse OF events the 81 sro-
we're unexpectedly taken by uisiortune aud.
auentty, were obliged To abandon this ues -.1rs
with waich they had Identified themselves
me present proprietoTs have engaged IL he tus1es
WIN me highest hope and expectation q being ate %
pace before me pubic article of reste General utility
man mas been introduced within the memory Of
Ihey have made arrangements with reliable pa4gs 81
the manufacture Of The machioes who viii furnish 70
sueE persons as may purchase Territorial Rights sae1
quantities as may be required meet the demand.
county rights are placed low figure and coni11i
are We OF The utiiIty of these machines family use
mat re DeiicEe good statesmen retail eno3l
IN single week IN the principal city IN e.!
county IN wisconsin, TO pay from the profits ofsgch a
.or the entire county right. ANY purchasing ouh
" right Is furnished with LIST prices of oouEtis y
the Western States and Is privileged sk ss
OF any county right for which ne may find purchase
ana Tor all territory he ay thus sell Is allow rei
commission OF 70 cents on the amount realized.
y. .. ne appttHt no Agens; and furnish aaei4iD7
oiisy 10 those who may purchase county or STATE gh
foE tITther information apply to
i. w. JOHNSON, agent,
Parlor No n, Aatteson House, chicago, III.
Post Office Box So
July 3lst 1T
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-29

The Propeller Tinto was burned on Lake
trle on the Eth. and II lives lost.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-29

aEEsEar AoouI-TE9.-TLe second iu~v in The
hei bert case, after beng out - minutes. re-
irsed ,er,!lct Of nor gully
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-29
G.. }. MERRILL.

respectfully soqu4iI.;s tie eitizens O; yDe,s, r.
that, provided Sufficient number Ct rutss can -
taiHsd, ne proposes to give instrcctiou On - I.s
and SEEAPAINE Also instruction il Vocal Na.s,
For f>rthvi Information, enquire at tAe United .
Hotal
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-29
MASONIC.

iowa Chapter 40 e, Meets sIs; ard :ii-5 I'm,
lays Of each month"; ri the Masonic Hall ,ua.>. I
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hincTsI Point odse No. J. Meets h7st s-s .l,-.
Tuesdays Of escA month. al the Masonic Han YIN.
oint
IL Transient Brethren are Invited 70 attend
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NOTICE.

All persons are hereby forbidden TO Nine Die, o. o..
erwlse trespass upon remove Mineral frcn me >.
quarter OF the y. ". quarter of section five, Ii -
live, 81 range three east any other LANDS peoI
ing TO the undersigned, without my consent ia ca -
such trespass, the parties will be dealt with
Law. WILLIAM jazz
DodgeviIle July 18th, 1856. Ia-u
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July 3ist At

Il ~ CARPENTERS.---Broa Axes, AeIcs'
- sash Planes, Corner Chisels and Tools ge1ei
"a ally for sale by
y July 20, 1856. T s. ALLEN.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-29
Side Issues SANDERS.

Aaiison, Jlly IS, 1886.
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REPUBLICAN, cONGREss'L CONVENTION

sr.rs ST LARaE-EDwARD D. E0LTos, Of -uaraass.
TIMOTHY o. HOWE, Of oirsea Bag.
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Mineral PoiDs. Wednesday. kueu.t Gin

Wis Es:ahlisamen; has beea tl.oroucif- -.-s.,s L,
is'H 15ayelliss tour I4u. have ssocurs: e as.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22
NUMBER 249.
Holiday Eoz'esengss
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREET

Fl Y y E &; GOODRICH
Invite attention their large rich and we'll assorted stock
Jesvelry and Fancy Articles,
suitable for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW FEARS GrFTsi
They have choice and varied assortment Of
FOREIGN NOVELTIES.
such
JE" ELRY and endless variety Of articles taste from
PARIS;
Rich PLATED GOODS from ENGLAND:
TERRA GOTTA WARE, Dresden Porcelain and Bohemian
Glass, from GERMANY:
Gold and Enameled WATCHES Of unsurpassed finish and
curacy, from GENEVA;
Rare and beautiful objects in CORAL, from NAPLES
Desks Dressing Cases Tables Chairs queur Cases Es-
and Jewel Boxes ETC.;
FINE PAINTINGS and Parian satuary;'
ARTISTIC BRONZES, Clocks and Candelabras;
Fancy pieces Of BRONZE and Or MOLU Mane and Eta
gere Ornaments;
Rich Ivory and Pearl Bridal and other FANS:
Ivory, PEARL She'll Velvet Japanned and EnarneIed OPERA
GLASSES;
GOLD THIMBIE Pencils Gard Cases and Porte Honnaes:
Gold Mounted CANES, Fancy Whips and Riding Gloves.
We have also hand and continually receiving from our
manufactory in the city, styles of
Silver Ware.
Such Tea and Coffee Sets Walters Pitchers obes CUPS
Butter Coolers, Sugar Baskets and Preserve Dishes
Punch Bowls Crumb scapers Pie and Ice Cream
Fish Carvers;
And variety of similar articles for useful as well
handsome Gifts. For sale by
HYDE & GOODRICH,
do 1nNn ,o-po- f,,o1 ,.I d 800, -.
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". ,W0EFsy7pR.

6S........R o A T. S It II Z e T.......67
Has received by the last arrivals from Europe very fine
sortmen, of FALL. and WINTER GOODS comprising RICH
BRONZE and CHINA LAMPS PAPER MACHE WARE, a
choice lot Of PLATED WARE Christoe Alfenide and Eng
ish manufacturers fine China Ware of all kinds Toilet and
Travelling Boxes, for Ladies and Gentlemen
A fine lot Of CUT GLASS WARE, Of all descriptions.
The attention Of the public also called fine assortment
Of CRuAB CLOTHS and DRUGGETS Of superior quality and
Of the largest dimensions
Always on hand large and splendid stock Of FURNITURE
for Bedrooms Parors and Dining Rooms the finest pattern
and finish
Old Oak Book Cases Chairs French Mrros large asort
of Curtain stu and Ornaments Gimps Tassels Window
Shades, etc, etc.
RS~Bes, Purified COIZA OIL for Carcel and Moderator
Lamps. tS 2nlSt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22

Z Z r u u D N THIS CITY,
From the Mauutactory of
STEINWAY & SONS, n. Y.
These Pianos celebrated for quality tone elegant finish
and Soliditysanding in half higher than the
pitch.
In fact they considered by the eminent PaSs to be
superior to any other male in this country
The undersigned visited, lust summer NJ! the Pnno Mnntac
tories in the Northern cities and selected STEINWAY L
SONS INSTRUMENTS the best ndapred Southern
climate. lie has them for sale, and and artists
invited to call and examine them.
-ALSO-
The best MELODEONS from the wRnufactory Of MASON
HANEIIN, Boston,
L. GABICI,
Mi 2pMotf Camp street. below tIravier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22
Ricap Goods.

L r \ n X l. | \ r Q 3 T. r T S.
No. 20 Camp street, N. o.,
Has Just received and opening magnificent stock
WATCHES, JEWEIRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
FANCY GOODS.
The most complete OF Useful and Fancy Articles
such as Phper Muce Tables Desks Work Boxes etc. Rose
wood and Mahogany Dressing Cases, Work Boxes, Jewelry
Cases, Porte MoGnaies Card Cases, etc.
PERF MERY.
1nhu Extracts choice Colognes Soaps Po-
MNdoa, etc. etc.
BRUSHES.
Hair To2A, Clothes, and all other kinds.
COMBS.
4 full assortment and every variety.
COLTS REVUIEE k}s-A large stock of these well known
Pistols will always be kept on hand
Purchasers whether wholesale RETAIL invited to ex-
anime the STOCK and PRICES before making their pur-
chascs
E2F-Watches and Jcwelry carefully repaired.
FRANKLIN ROBERTS,
Mo 2ptf No 20 Camp street. under the City Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22
W a TIC II N A X i R,

No. Camp street,
Respectfully invites the attention of purchasers his NEW
stock Of
SILVER and PLATED WARE.
FINE WATCHES for Ladies' of the pattern and most
rnhful workmanship.
FINE WATCHES, for Gentlemen of every pattern. The
Whole in Is carat Gold Gases
The best substantial SILVER HUNTING LEVERS equal To
any watch for time.
large Of CHAINS and SETS OF JEWELRY for
Ladies'
Also
Ear Rings Breast Pins, Finger Rings, Bracelets, ETC. Ar
Specacle for every age Gold Silver and Stee
Frames, including the finest Pebble Lenses.
Every article warranted the best and will be sold lower
than ordinary Jcwery is usually offered The utmost puuctuel
y and dispatch III the repairing Of Watches Having uuusua
facilities work will be dche moderate prices Silver Ear
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22

CELEBRATION OF THE NTY-THIRD.-To-morrow
beng the anniversary of the Battle Of Lake Borgne,
"hch was the preliminary to the great battle of Chal
mette) will be duyhonored by citizen soldiery The
Louisiana Legion, under Brigadier General Palfrey,
will parade in full dress on the Place dArmes. and
will, we understand, be reviewed by his Exceeney
the Governor of the State besides which national
salute will be fired at morning, noon and night, on
the Place d'Armes and Washington Square. lit
weather should prove proptious we shall expect to
see noble turn out, not only of the military but Of
the people at large mI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22
Cg00Es and Russian E'az9,s.

C1O0fis and Russian FAIRS.
COME TO THE LADIES'
FASHIONABLE CLOAK HOUSE,
Where Ladies' will be unlimited stock of all kinds
Of Fancy Goods 1000 yards of rich French Silks
50 CASES PARIS MADE BONNETs
300 rich Lace and Muslin Sets 500 sets Russian Furs m wool
Plaid Shawls full assortment Of rich Laces and Ribbons;
dies Embroidered Night and Morning Gowns and new style
Robes de Chamle: 800 Rich Embroidered Handkerchiefs
full assortment of Dress Goods Rich Founced Bareges
CANDIES and Tissues full assortment of Bridal Baby r.
cles Ladies' Embroidered Under Skirts style Corsets
Ladies' Rich Shell Combs Fancy Bags and Portenonnaes and
as this is already known as the
NJ" ORLEANS CLOAK AND MANTILLA FACTORY,
and the only the city that keeps unlimited STOCK of
CLoAkS, ALL STYLES, for Ladies' Misses and Babies WE
WILL SELL SOUTHERN MADE CLOAkS of OUR OWN
MANUFACTURING half the usual price and will guaran-
tee to sell them less than half the price those houses that 70
on North 10 buy some Cloaks to sell again
Merchants buying Cloa Bonncts Silks Embroideries or
any Fancy Goods, should call at la CANAL STREET
D. E. kEEGAN,
az 2no1n lii Canal street
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Eastman $ lloyd,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN
Il Y I ISIONS


Pr 0 FISI ONS,
Nos. 40 and AZ Broad street, NY.
Shl III d. EASl MAN e. LLOYD.
With ample mcals propose all times have hand
fer the selection Of the ade lots puchs,
pie stock Of PROVISIONS embracing Pork Beef Lard Tai
low Crease Smoked Picked and Dry Salt Meats Hams Sides
and Shoulders
We respectfully solicit the continuation the nvors of our
old friends and Patrons and the patronage trade
ally All shipping orders, received by mail will
receive particular attention. will executed at the lowest
market prices. dl3 oDfw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22
CO1aCeFse s. Co.,
w H Oh. f S A 7. f GROCERS S.
And Dealers in

W II OIL E SALE GROCERS
And Dealers in
Teas, Liquors, Tobacco and Cigars,
Corner Canal and New Levce sts.,
Offer for sale
$50 gross SMOKING TOBACCO, assorted brands.
100 cases sARDINEs half and quarter boxes
IS 2 lb SALMON
$50 Fresh and Picked TOBSTERS.
100 BRANDY PEACHES and PEARS
80 CANTON GINGER.
400 PICKLES all sizes
40 Gouay BITTERS.
IS Stouehton BITTERS
500 boxes Virginia Manufactured TOBACCO-all grades
$50 Fine BRANDY, MADEIRA, PORT and SHERRY
$50 Holland GIN, Jamaica RUM and Old WHISKY.
$50 Wolfe'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPs.
800 CLARET, assorted brands.
l50 Alsop's INDIA ALE.
800 superior CHAMPAGNE CIDER.
50 PRUNES
$50 bbs Extra Rectihed WHISKY
30 nf bbls ). :.
Is bbs choice Bourbon .
I25 bbls and Rye WHISKY Monongahela
100 hf bbls :.
$50 packages BRANDY and WINES, part very superior.
80 bbls Louisiana Powdered SUGAR.
$50 kegs NAILS in store and landing from bark j. E. Will
Iiarns.
200 boxes SPERM CANDLES.
$50 packages BuCKwHEAT.
100 hf bbls CARB. SODA.
50 gross YEAST POWDER.
30 bbs choice Northern VINEGAR.
1900 rea1ns WRAPPING PAPER.
$50 cases sSNCFF-I.orillara's, Roomcs and Garretts
$50 NJ CIGARS-a fine assortment.
$50 bags and bales Mocha and Java COFFEE
100 gross Masons BLACkING.
go dozen PAINTED PALS.
$50 TOY
25o coils Manila ROPE, assorted sizes
$50 dozen Oak and Cedar BUCkETS
30 WELL BUCKETS.
5N BROOMS, assorted qualities.
80 CHURNS.
$50 dozen WASIiBOARDS.
50 nests PAINTED TUB
Is dozen one gallon PAINTED KEGS. dl 2p9tMotWe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22

ST. CHARLES THEATER.--Mr Collins. the famous
Irish comedian and vocalist, begins his engagement
at the St. Charles tonight, in the comedy of The
Irish Ambassador" and Teddy the Tier: Be-
tween the comedies he will, with the choral assist
ance of the company sing the patriotic song Hail
to the Union, by which we learn he has aroused the
greatest enthusiasm in other cities. The farce of
The Humping Legacy" will wind up the per-
formauces.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22
T EN- n ESSEE RIV Err.

Leave, on WEDNESDAY, 2kh inst, at 5 o'clock +. NJ
STsrss h FOR TENNESSEE tIVEl2-The
splendid steamer cherokee, James Irwin
master, will leave nbnve for Tennessee river,
hspori Florence, and Tuscumln. For freight passage,
apply on bulrd, to
dcc22 LEWIS SN APP II CO. Front street.
B" East Tennessee fieg delilc Tuscumln
al 40 perl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22
To E0esaasyfva1siasas and their
DESCEND NTS

Y
The Subscription Lists to the ASNIvERSARY FESTIVAL
OF THE KEYSTONE ASSOCIATION open the
following places:
NORRIS, MAULI & co.'s, corner Camp and Common;
DARCY & CO.'S, corner Camp and Canal
JOS. BOCkIUS, No. 45 Canal.
OFFICE-St. Charles Hotel.
Members and those iesrous Of participating requested
to make early application rs above.
JOS. WOOD,
JOS. BOCkIUS
J. c. BURDEN
dlJ 2ptf Committee of Arrangements.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22

FANNUCHI's MUsEEM.-Dame Nature has contribu-
ted another most astonishing specimen of her wax
work to Vannuchi's collection, on St. Charles street.
1t is Kentucky woman, weighing only SIS pounds,
and measuring 20 inches round her arm feet inch
es round her body, and 3S inches round her calf-a
perfect top " of a woman, we should say The fat
baby is also on hand, alive and kicking as ever
These two great natural curiosities with the splendid
wax works and other productions of art render the
Museum place worth visiting, and it is besieged
with visitors dav and night,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22

sTk FOR sAI.E-THE FAST SAILING SHIP
EFN3FA Et tPllRASIA lanfear, master built Newbury
aAespor Mass, in the year 1872; thoroughly
hanltd a newly copPc4d last winter expense of M
is in complete order aud ready for For terms apply
to j. II. ASHBRIDGE Il co,
n2G l2D Common street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22

CEIsP's GA1ETY.-Beneft of Mss Heron.-AIiss
Matilda Heron takes benefit tonight, at the Gaiety
and we are glad to perceive that the piece selected
for the occasion is the comedy of the School for
Scandal, which was so beautifully performed on
Friday night. Though the comedy is hacknied, it is
put upon the stage and acted throughout in a manner
which reflects the highest credit upon Mr. Crisp and
his company. 1t has certainly never before been as
well represented in this city. A dance by the new
danseuse Mile katarne, and the farce of the Board
ing Schoo will conclude the entertainment
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22

FAIR AT ODD Fellows HALL.-The, ladies fair
for the benefit of st. Pauls Church, commences to-
night at Odd Fellows Hail. It will continue to-mor-
row night and the next, Christmas Eve-and will be
an excellent place to obtain Christmas presents, and
at the same time contribute to audabIe object in
paying for them. The fair, we are assured, will be
beautiful one in every respect U r". w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
R E & U l. AR PACKETS
re- n STEA7lfIsS ECLIPSE
sa&l4e 41t.a REPJBiIC AND fnsIcjrtsa
a Ii

y
SOUTHERN BELLE. Co. Ss99ssssa5s3a
The magnificent The and Srpe- The elegant and
l.. W. lir""tw"i, Republic, Capt. South'n Belle,
couiHant!4r ~. T.. Montgomery, IL. NJ BrOadEpT'
tnenee her regular romm"nced her reg commander,
weekly t,S N thtiu weekly HlDInCcd
n Orenlo N1cks the New Orleans, H. weekly trips the
bnrE, Grand Gn Washington, Grand New Orleans SrkJ
Rodney and Nat Lake Princeton Ca burg Grand (;ulf
GhrI tEai" on At "lnn Indg Ash Rodney and Ma chez
uhpAi Tic lShi4n Pitcher, Point, trade, on MONDAY,
Ort5hcr leaving n Skrtiil Landing 1.-The 18th Sent len
Orleans AT II.
URDAY EFHS'G rc', Landing Nil. every II IT s d +
at O'clock for the tiilTs Bend, Eirls- F. VENING n +
and MI inter Ihnr.~
mediate liGrnse. Rodney NareA
ErNdc on THU Rs landings.
DAY, the 10th Oct,
leaving New f)rpnnsi
every THU RSDAYI
ETENlNt, nt . o.
lcurk for the above
and nll intermediate
landings
The above steamers now in complete order and will at
tend faithfully 10 all business entrusted their care
The EtilPSE and REPUBLIC will receive freight for Yn-
ZOO river, and re-shp Vicksburg without sr!av
packages containing money other valunhrs unless regular
bills OF ihiiuE taken AMI stated any vain
ahH deposited by passengers with the clerk contained
baggage.
No bills will he recognized unless contracted under written
order from the Captain Of either Of the
before l. O'Clock he day OF leaving
the" be paid presentation the office of the Ora
vinr street.
For freight or passage apply on board o. to
Wl hkmApMEli1 v, ,; BRnS Co., d5 Grarier ST.,
X. X. LAuGIITiN, 33 Front street.
N B-A clerk will be the Tcvcc every Av in the week TO
receive freight Tor the above boats. o22
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SOaa2eek0fb Brothers.

...........CHARTRES ST...,.......54
Having recently removed their place business from IS to
81 CHARTRES STREET they would solicit continuance
the patronage Of their friends
Their stock OF German French English and American TOYS
anu FANCY ARTICLES is extremely large and well selected
comprising everything usually kept by traders in their line
They have besides arge Of SPLENDID ARTI.
Giles, suitable for CHRISTMAS and NEW YEARS GIFTS
TO which they call the attention Of the public.
SONNEkALB BROTHERS.
81 ChHrtres street.
P. S.-Mess s. BROTHERS have received by recent arri
walls from Bremen and IIavre large additions their stock
which they invite the Country and City Merchants
d4 2plm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22

20 The United States transport steamer Sewanee,
Capt kittridge, sailed at o'clock P bT yesterday
for Tampa Bay, Florida, with quarternasters' men
and stores. Capt Black U. s. A., went ont in her
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22

SMITH j. EASTMAN has this day formed coparnership
with JOHN c. LLOYD, and will continue the PROVISION
BUSI NESS under the firm of EASTMAN LLOYD, at Nos
40 and 40 Broad street.
New York, November l, 1856
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22

ORLEANS THEATER.-Donzettis opera " La Fa-
vorte" will be given at the Orleans tonight, with
Mile Bourgeois, NJ. Delagrave and NJ Magne in the
principal characters. La Favorite y has been re-
ceived with the highest demonstrations of favor upon
its previous representations this season.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22

kE& FOR SALE-TlIE BRIG GOVERNOR ANa
kgA DERSbN, Of 1870 tons Lurhen, we'll built, heavily
.s .Es framed, copper fastened aud sheathed with zinc is
unloaed and ready for inspection Of purchasers lies uppo
site the Mint For terms, apply
n2G KAREILI Z co. o. Common st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22

FAIR AT ALGIERs.-People on this side of the
river who may have particular proclivities for the
other side, must not forget-any more than the Al
gerines theselves-that the ladies' of Algiers will,
tonight, fulfill design which they have had in con-
temptation recently, namely: open fair for the
benefit of the Methodist Church in their town The
fair will continue three nights, and will be worth
crossing the river to see. It will be held in the St.
Charles Saloon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22

VIII leave on TlESnAY 23L inst ats O'Clock p. NJ.
, fTWEsa r. FOR HOEUF RIVER, H. HARRISON
F!E.a. 4z z burg, Trinity Black River--rEe we'll known
passenger steamer Frank Keeling Alex.
Grant, r master now in ready receive freight and
will leave as above For freight passaet-hayn
n!Udations-npply on board
j. MAIIEFT, % Front street
ny The kecps will take freight Ilarrisonburg and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22
Dissolution OF GOssQz'Ssscs'sEeiD.

The copanershp heretofore existing between the subsc
bers under the firm OF BRUSH CO. day dissolved By
mutual consent Either party will sign in liquidation
STEPHEN BRUSH,
SMITH J. EASTMAN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-22

Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL. - This young lady
achieved perfect triumph on the occasion of her
benefit and last appearance at the St. Charles Theater
On Saturday night. The excitement and enthusiasm
amidst which size closed her engagement contrasted
IN very striking manner with the comparative indf
ference which greeted her her debut OF the previ
o1s Saturday night. It is not an uncommon thing
for theatrical stars to create great excitement at
the beginning, and grow tame and lustreless upon
further acqIaintance-to go up rockets and come
down stlcks-but it is rather uncommon to see the
reverse. as we have in Miss Maggie Mitchell.
Upon her lrstappelrance, questioned her claim to
the title of " star and so did the majority of the
others who saw her. But she progressed in her
engagement, she improved vsiby, and grew in popu!
larlty nightly; and now, after having seen her oh
the last night OF her cement not only confess
her claim to starhood but add it as an honest belief
that she is the best and most brilliant star that has
shone in our theatrical armament this season. ID
| Her versatility as comedienne had been abun-
dainty shown in the different light pieces in which
she appeared during the week but in her last per
formance on Saturday night in the military; drama
of " The French Spy" she took her audience com
pletey by storm, and triumph of which Celeste
| might have been proud in her palmiest days. Her
pantomlme was the prettiest that has been seen in
the St. Charles for long time, and her acting
throughout was correct, spirited, chaste and charm
ing to the highest degree. 1t was after midnight
when the performance concluded. The audience-an
uncommon thing at the St. Charles-remained to the
end; and then Miss Mitchell was called out and
honored in the most unanimous and enthusiastic
manner She received cheer after cheer, with the
waving of hats and kerchiefs, and all the bouquets
that were in the house.