New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-05

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Of the tables in this department Mrs. Ashmore has
charge Of q splendid assortment Of toys, which will
beyond doubt delight the juvenile visitors
On either side Of the Police Shield hang two magnih
cent pieces Of tapestry-raro pastoral pieces. repre-
senting woods, streaEs, flowers, Sc, the effect oi
which as viewed from distance, Is like beautiful
painting. 4 pavilion Of American flags oyerspreads
the whole stand and ornamented with rifles bnyonets,
silver cantocns. and other ombleins ot war On the
south east eide is the
ROMAN DEPARTMENT,
which is no. vet fully arranged account II the non.
arrival OF contributions from Europe The decorations,
however are in very forward state aad viii be com
peted in IA day or two. 4 fine portrait Of Pope Pho
Mono festooned with flags Of the Papal States, com.
prses the center piece Above Is shield bearing the
Papal arms and insignia of tho Pope on white ground,
and surmountng the whole is gilt eagle On the left
side is an altar TO the Virgin Mary made Of dark
woods with gilt mountings. A volume Of great valuc
containing copies Of Canovas works IL presented by
Miss Cushman through whose fundamentally this de-
partment founded.
sADDLERY AND HARNESS.
On the north side is booth tastefuy decorated, con.
tanning several elegantly made saddles and harness
contributions from various manufacturers of those ar
clcs In the city. Adjoining is the department Of
BOOTS AND SHOTS.
This bazaar exhibits the shields belonging 70 the
pora;ions Of boot and shoemakors of the middle ages
with various notices relating the trade and its pro-
tcciing saints.
On the pedment supported by two pillars Is inscribed
Scissors, A. D., 2s7, ST. Crspu, 81. Crispin Shoe.
maker Martyrs On the center point Of the pediment
old banner representing the saints at their work.
and on either side are shields bearing the insignia Of va
rioGs comparison Below the names Of four famous
shoomakcre. Jacob Brennan, Hans Sachs, George foa
aud Roger Sherman
Below The freze works depends tablet bearing tie
following motto:
And cr,pin, CIi'pin hal n,Tsob by
From this day TO the ending Of the world
hut We in Il shall be remembered"
This department contains every conceivable style Of
ladies' and gentemens boots shoes, and slippers Of the
fincst material and beet workmanship.
IsDIA-RUBBER GOODS
In front Of this stand on the north side Of the house
IL portrait Of Charles Goodyear painted hard rub
Der nearly ten years ago At the back Of the stand
splendid likeness Of Daniel Webster painted the
same material. Upward Of $1,000 worth OF rubber
goods have been donated by manufacturers and dealers
comprising every article into which this material s
manufactured Adjoining this department; is the bazaar
for the sale Of
DRY GOODS,
which contain .lls fatns. meriuos, de LANES, end
other less costly fabrics In great abundance and ii
:, yos calculated 10 suit the most fastidous taste.
mscELLAsrore.
The stands in the interior and Immediately upon the
floor Of the great bazaar. this time only
merrte rescrvng the opportunity 81 describing them
more at length for some future day
70 VA their contents speak a language too eloquent
for expression Here arr the thousand and little
Inarvols Of needlowork and embroidery over which
patient, patriotic women, perhaps mothers sisters.
wives OF soldiers at the survivors Of those who
have fallen the field Of honor have oiled long hour
weiug their work with the tears that unbdden rise
they remembered how the loved ones had Suffered and
died In the strife and how possibly their neghbors ab
sent ones might be the fortunate recipients OF the
bounty which their labor laying In the hap Of the
bcncfcent Sanitary Commission.
Among the stands are those of " The welsh Depart.
mcnt" Contributions rom Presbyterian Congrcga-
tons" "Now.York Turn yercin, " Church Of the
Resurrection Baptist Church est Mathews Ger.
nan Lutherian Church" Methodist Association.
Harlem. and Concert Of the Sacred Heart " Ohio
Ladies resident in New.york," Soldiers Aid Society
u Eorwak Conn., " Mathematical and Nautical
Instruments Newspapers and Letter Department"
" Porcelain China and Glass Ware" Hat. Caps and
Furf Wax Flowers and Fancy Articles, '"Grocsrief
Wines Drugs, and Points" "Jewery Department"
- Buffalo Department Staten Island, West
chester COUNTY" New. Bedford Marine Goods,
"Childrcn's Clothing" "Wholosalc Fancy Goods,
'Faucy Articles" General Assortments Of Ware,
Ornithological Specimens " Taxidermiss and Natu
-alists,n Broadway Tabernacle" ladies and Chill.
lrens Undcrgarmeuts Wooden Clothing, Sc.,' "Chil
lrens Clothes" Seventh Precinct Police" uni
,crsrl Clothes wringers' Room No. 3, adj
Dining the Executive Committee room. is perfect
warehouse OF house furnishing goods where everything
IN This connection, from tin pepperb or dust pan
% the finest plated table services, may be obtained
The stands which We have enumerated above contain
everything that fancy could dictate that heart could
isb in the way Of either the useful the ornamental
Many Of the articles are imported, and bcray the skill
md handiwork Of the foreign artizan and the whole
combine 10 make display at once beautiful unique and
interesting.
BOATS AND MACHISLkY.
The rooms at the rear Of the main holi adjoining
Fifteenth street, designed for machinery and nautical
contributions. nro a. yet incomplec but there are
however, already many oiJ'els Oh ''i'S'' """b '"'
typesetng machine, that does everything but think
steam aud caloric engines boats nom the graceful
she'll to the ships launch capstans, ships models paint
ns Of crack clippers and other famous craft In day
or two we shall be- able TO speak more III detail Of this
dcpur iment
Among the many curou. articles which viii attract
tie eye OF the visitor is m eagle resting upon dome
tho base Of which is ornimcntcd with fowers-thc
- Of he
twelve inches in length and is made from the hair oil
President Lincoln and members Of his Cabinet and the
prominent Senators. The globe on which the noble