, 1863-10-31

hflft lB34 On nefo DE8C lEta &E1 NlohlUElJ l
I'd he word ''MontseA1." and the initials n.
a !" There were eercsal other curious relies ex-
humed With these bones. This great Indlaa var
Fable OF Water" At least one hundrrd years ago.
Apotler object which is the caQss OF nuco
mtrth. Is 4 secoaa bed quilt, presented By young
nsr1e Of The eecesh damsel is Mary Jauo Cool.
baueh M+ry Jane may have had an affection fo.
yoIng Federal officers, but ehe evidently had no
tAkte fot embroidery.
There are many othes articles which are worth
looking at ard detailing. but VIC have not the room
today. In our next we will describe the battle
flags IN this department, both Union and rebel.
They azc worth generous chapter.
CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED EEs1IuDAT.
There BeemB TO be no end to the contributions /
to the Fair. Almost hourly wagon loads Of boxes
are un,oaded at the Sanitary Rooms AZ fast As
a. wanted they arc sent for, aud carried to tho !
Hall. It would be uselees for us t. attempt to |
euumerste al the articles which sro received. and
consequently We cive but the most important Of |
them. The following were unboxed yesterday:
A box Of fancy articles. from the inmates Of the |
tion Of thle were nnique and beautiful:
A very la,Ee box from Milwaukee. This Ii one
Of the most valuable OF all the packages which |
were an infants cloak, worth sis; an elegant |
black velvet bonnet, worth $40; = beautiful sofa
pihow. worth $40; . elk dnses. worth $s5; oolt
Twenty patent carpet sWeepers from Harris OF
4 boz Il elegant articles from Winopa, MINI.
A plow from the Quincy t1Gtnois) Picket So
4 Mcnlte; trunk; ri; splendid ons foon Wilt l.
Lyons. North Side Trunk etore-$1
4 small aud beautiful, but very powerful steam
engine, gosetnor valve. from White q Co.. Gene
Abo1 q ~ Az ;ss articles from Detsolt-one OF
11.e csstor beaver COAX from J, B. She's
Two dozen Of sparkling catawba from Il. scorlo,
1 crose made from piece OF the Charter Oak.
heavily. mounted With gold-a sgleadid piece Of
wotkSfton Miss chas Gsir9 MtlEa9kee. zee. and
ysast,s q Ms Or Ha killed at the battle of
from Gale b1bs., chicago-sss.
-Four lamps from George p. Pate, Clark street
fwenty-scveu dozen card pictures Of soldiers
sna othse distinguished persuns, from S, N. fas'
1 highly ornamented screen Of wo.sted work,
Besides the ADORE, various contributions Of
monty were received, through the post Office and
otherwise, the most valuable Of T1nca vas pn5se
Of 500 presented by the Roman Catholic Aid So
Ills. sinouds. Of Jefferson, H., donated 100
ahss g S1sst1 es q f6ueA send 60 pounds
An elegant velvet cloak. worth 500. i donated
by some citizen OF Pittsburgh, who withoads her
Several ladies' have arrived from conueetieut,
and E1c having another booth erected.say they
etny | and sen ihcn. Good Tor Connecticut. 80.
Upon the application q Mr. Alfred m Smith Smith.
HoEstan e5os cS dsasss as 10 m9ay
dopa,cd uasnidcent dress sword and helt; also
avc1y fnc MasonIc RECALLS, and military Uniform
The Whols dou4toa ,ta worth 1ey so md
| found 10 coutain, II possible, works Of greater
rarity and value than had before been presented
1t is regular little curiosity shop. Thsse were
Rome three boxes OF bcautifal meda1ions, Of sa:
se sSs rom h
! cactus. at Fayal; handsomely ta.,ayea Ivory
box: couta ming st Of engfaved peatl counters !;
az vapota1rapgcd in setts from different int rest
Ing localities tAeu there were cnnous ian2, sup
chip. This ie probably the choicest collection OF
the Kind ever brought to the city, and the articles
viii be found at the bo6er In the centre Of Bryan
J. 3. JohIeon, presents pair Of enTer-platea,
AnkleSuppo:tfng States.
Mrs. q. il. Dunn. milwaukee,, presents beaut-
sta1gess i Sons add sleo to tho!r former COZ.
tribu1ions, making neatly $50 they hare giventhe
Pierce = Benjamin Of the Adams House, present
D. ). Esy donatea So. .--
4 velvet cloak from some unknown Gettysburs
Fiye dozen assozted bottles Of Ink-s12.ao.
| nElcs.
Among tho ntnlc1ors curious old articles on e1
hibttion, at the aiboz booths, Is John Alden's to
bacco.box. exhibited By Mrs. McFadden, Of Pitts
| nj 1fnn A18Hr whN
oyef In the May Flower, IN 16s0. Also copy
that exceedingly rare work, the "Eliott Bible,
tbs At thst Hss printed sa IN America placed o.
Miss Rolef Of this city has placed On exhibttIo,
. a piece OF embroidery, bearing the emb1oidete
datc Of Feb. II. 171A
TRIES DRAwE.
The following prizes were drawn at the Fair laa
evening: ..
J Bed Quilt at $50, by Mr. o'Brien, Of the She
! Wosk basket at SIS. by Mr. George Gage, Of tt
, fremont House.
Pe Plaa ans sisd nss.tSs I s. b r. fasfea ss No.
5sIss bs2ss PGa, H2a, s. s.. 9f; = :. aEs5yon' Ry
Baby gasket aud Wardrobe, $50. Mr.. Anguish
1 Bonnet, Mfs. Hatch No. ~.
Elegant basket Of wax Flowers, $40, Mr. Ra
The same gentleman also drew another bask
It of Wax Flowers. worth $S5-
l. a gentleman, name not known, drcw an elega
! paslpr Chair, With ticket Nc. 10.
j, Buff Me13no D1ess, so, c. ". Fullerton.
t. Blanket, 81, ". Desmster. No. &c.:
ID Case Of Winter Lilies, at SIS, BY HRS. Grew
Is Silver Ladle, at s25. r. D. Hart. No. I.
ae Ottoman Cover. Mrs. Wagner. No: z.
!. Bible, 500, F. ". Fa.we1. No q.
- M, ]. T. Fcss, COT. Madison md Raeker, dz
"a the Root & cady Piano. worth $500. ~
e. 3. F. Culver. The Antique Carnage oian6eV
ur e Mr.; stove5: Of Dearborn Seminary, case
do <. Nj Folieiton, No. ~, Bead Table Cover wo
II. Shay, No. 80. Gothic Chair, embroids'
I'd NJ. is. Hrs. Dun1sp, a small bedstead, S25.
+ M7s. Elkins, No. !, an embroidered P'ano Co
H. III. Dickinson, an inf.nt Carriage Blasket, 8
M Miss Abby Smith. No. 6, o splendid Silver .
H. j: n, Reed, No. II. drewa silrer coffee po
N 4. j. Fullerton, No. 20, drew bread tsble-se
81 No, Z, one pafr mittens- ~ cts.
M Ma. Dunlap, No. Is, drew little bedstca
a. a.. Mra. Ektns, No. 4. drew an embroidered pl'
Miss fbbte Smith, No. 8, drew silver Tea se,
~ ~ MI. Dickinson, No. Il, drew chld's Atsha
no. F. r. James, New York, No. ., drew got
~. II Holiday. No 5, drew silver tea set -s1a5
:iv i -s15. ~ 81.
as Irs. L. Shores, No. es. drew stlk dre=spatt
t.a II. T. conger. Oneida, Ohio. drew a dres:
e; {; W@ Sexton, No. 9, drew silver cake baa
:;Ti ;Tai Mr.. Noble, No. 3, drew N Afshan-$75.
1.a na Aikcn's knitting machine, which was dona
w ~ by Bronson & Elliott, was d1awn Yesterday by