, 1863-11-05
4 GREAT FAIR DAY |!
Enormous Crowds, 1hous-
ands Of creenbacks, and
Lots Of Prize Luck,

| .nht Va NY previous uAy. In The morning tbs VII
ttoEs could be counted by hundreds, but In th
afternoon long excursion trains rolled their thou.
ands Into the city, aud at Bryan Hail, the curios,
ty'ehop and the diatngroom. there were perfec
]tna. Several ladies' tainted In the fo:Hcs place
AID wcre carried out. The fair dcslers In tho dif
fvIent booths had busy time of It, mud th,
cashie1s had ali the receiving business hey want
ed to attend to. The prke of1erers fou I'D pros
pesous ''chzuce" bnsluess, and the opporrunitte.
for luck which they offered were eagerly seized.
The people abroad have not ceased contributing
| By no mems. The patriotic It'd. OF help for tht
soldiers flows In In an inere aaef volume
These evidences of determination to sustain tht
Governmeht and the army, delight the Un1o,
man, and awe and check the copperhe4d. H.lle
| luiahl
Considerable interest was manifested At the
d'awirg Of the beautiful piano donated BY ). P
Hale, ofNew York, one Of the most popular piano
makers Of the day. Every ttcket-ho1der was
donbly sn1ious to get this very euperior instru
ment. OF the one hundred ticket holders, Miss
Kate crooker, No. 81, was the successful iudiyldu
al. The piano added $500 to the fund Of the L.
dts Fair, and those who want to purchaa. capt
tal instrument will not forget the tons and dnish
OF the one 50 Hbe1aI]y donated BY Ms. Hale, the
manufacturer, through A. Reed, Of the Temple o.
Moeic, In this city. They both have the wa,nes,
thanks Of the ladies'.
fEs1EEpAr's coNTE1nurIoNs.
Me noticed at The P.gods epl,ndid camp for
No. Is Wells street. It is silver plated and On is
pure French glass several appropriate enblems
Light s Is q chiesso eea9ns oe1Gas
tnd skill It attracted mnch attention. sA1'
p0 Of chiesgo donates some Of
wtose natne We were unable to obtain
piece OF bark cloth manufactured In Southern
Bo1es ef eho!ea s,tic,es came from Mendoza,
From the Dubuque ladies' was received boz Of
r. asns;s: . ii AID soctet, sent set Of silver
A Guth1se presented q very beautiful collection
Of mintrals, Including come choice specimens Of
iron and copper orc, -,
Mrs. Isaae unde1hill presented a copy Of Bry-
tioa o1 t2!59, and Tie Good Tenplats Of Law
q. l. IT,, 81 Chicago. handed In dozen silver.
p1ated napkin rings. SIS.
Huntington & Co.. No. Clark street, give zai-
Rev. Geo. Duficld, Adrian, Mich. presented
collection Of trophies and relics from Gettysburg
Riley Boot, Of Gs'esbufE. presented u tfau.posl-
The Chicago City Railway Co. donated sioo.
4, The GhtGsso G@nibus Line presented 500,
Mrs. E. G. Rust presented specimens Of cloth
woven ninety.two years Ego. -
The Dubuque soldiere' AID Society presented
their SECOND po1 q beautiful fancy a1licacs.
A. & D. H. Chambers, OF pltlsburg, donated two
packages Of American csown glass
btantif1l hait wreath, worth eight dollars,
was received from NJ Miss Locke, Ms1saall. II: :,
by Mise II. D, Kellogg. ChfEaEo,
from cla5k & utter, Rockford, ID.
Cravings Of Fort Sumter, and three ambrotypes OF
the Gel eral himself with his autograph attached.
=. &. n. v. Palmer. gavea horse p!tchfofk,
Mrs. Olmstead, Of Chicago, cent in q piano cover
The following were received at the Gssman De-
4 ebawi worth $1oo, ON Mr.. stryker.
A red cloak for baby, beautifully embroidered,
was received from the Grover & Baker Sewing
4 bseEet 81 Beautiful wa1 flowers, under glass
vase, from Mrs. Degeuhardt. -
Tbs s syS TeFs ssa
ss1s ia tgbt pof Ges q IT, e. ss5ss f%
S3ess & Besef SsSss Seysns s1ssns
5sefeoai, 5ssfeoi s1sa Mses, Taylor Richards 9 Co..
PRIZES DRAWN.
Sofa c!llow -. - Sfs. .. Seedhau; silver cas-
Tor, s16 M1a. E. F. Hunt: case Of shells, &C., slo5,
IS paisfs' g. &ss Ed!ss %npe Vi x s'ens5 por
basket, tf.ssn dollars, Mrs. A: whitney !;
Hamilton: the yalparaiso side saddle, John Law,
Q. Chambers; silver castor, s2s.J $. Hoilenbse6; ;
MI ntieott; r.}4esafs ahs se.Rss. Ratshsi Sioo I
Greeley, bed quit, zs155, MIS-: II: Hatch !;
5e nS5s2;s: nS5.sE s. ,,;e; For gS5d quit s'o "
eilveF cup, s, MIS-. s!m@onds; set spoons, Nj.
Cltier; eet spoons. Mr. Bsalou; chlld's Al:han,
M5s g. k.11s9 s1oth h.so, so,k &C. Ms
Ms. George n. oliphant; bod spread }io,
a ~ '9aa ssr aefe e. 'o91ss ais s. II haa. se;19 j.
=: Grey. silver cake basket $ls; j.. B.
Warren, is, silver sake basket, sl5; 3: Hunting
@ sas ~ Adsns ,es e. ptehs tas aeaos sis MPs e.
E r Howell, Il, corner bracket, IS; Miss Good.
win, cht1ae Afghan, go J. Brown, S, oil paint
as dtex i IL t:% ch9el osf s. s@s
ted BY the Governor Of Connecticut Miss Hattie
NiI!s1: ., view ef I'll; Lake Geo,Ee 81; ?. casley'
1tooi, IS: fsee, r. ehild's aishsa, IS; : J. G T.
siiytr Pis.ed tsa 81, se6; ~. E. dttas1o, !,
fetesI ss eeee asse a!S + tsS9 81 i saii.s
s & st'Ss Ssts s. sGess ses ox ss S stR hs.
9. bracelet. Sis; Mrs. Hatch. 81, gold watch, SIS
s. Norae, "a, shell work nox, SIS; A.
r. Jndson, l. toilet cushion, SO: F. A.
..6, Ram, ]: ease b basket sls; G. Todd 1s, Ice
$10; Challes ". Todd, 16, Ice pitcher. S25; Mrs.
r ]. Halt 3, cushion, $40 ]. Beecher, IS, soup
). ". Hopson. I'll, coffee nm. $50; Kate Crooker,,
81. the Hale piano from Reeds Temple OF Music,
l. $500; H. M. Elliott g. smoking cap $50: Mrs NJ
Blair, 80, bonnet, &l2; Nj. Ti1linshurst, camp
stool, 13.