New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-06

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and women, shod with steel-skimming over the ice
with the Aeetness Of the wind. The rudy cheeks and
radiant eyes, and the Figures, afford an argument in
favor Of the exharatng exercise SO common here in
the Winter season. Ms. Philips has charge Of the
booth
No. Q Is devoted to
GIFTS FROM CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
Handsome donations have been received from the
State Lunatc Asylum. from the Asylum for the Blind,
from the Deaf and Dumb Asylum. from the Blooming
dale Orphan Asylum from the Home of the Friendless,
and from the Ladies Point Mission. These dona-
tions consist Of mattresses. pillows, mats shoe bags
ladies' clothing reticules, copies Of the opal" and
great numbers OF other articles useful and ornamental
This booth is presided over by Miss I. McCready.
No3isa
FANCY GOODS STALL,
under tho management Of Mrs. Everett Miss Boards
ley and Mrs. Hanlin, the latter having charge Of the
confectionery department Of the STALL great variety
of costly perfumes elegant bronzes worsted work. and
fancy articles too to mention, may be seen
and purchased here at prices below the market value
This rule applies all the booths in al the departments
Of the buildings
Stall No. belongs to tho
MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH.
where Mrs. yanderlp, Mrs. Hayes Mrs. Evans, Mrs
WyckhoG and Miss Newton will cheerfuly wait upon
all who will give them their patronage. They have on
exhibition great variety Of goods and furnish
soldiers tent ladys toilette, nursery or draw
ing room, with articles for use or decoration.
No. 5 is labeled
PUBLIC SCHOOL,
and Is under the superintendent Of Mrs. Wadeigh IT
is supplied with fancy artelesdolls, and all sorts Of
things that are worth the money they cost.
Nc. 6isa
TOY STORE,
where Santa Claus might load his wagon for the hol
days Those who have the best assortment Of toys
in our Broadway stores may witness reproduction of
the picture there Mrs Cornell has charge Of il.
No.7isa
REFREsHMENT AND CONFECTIONERY BOOTH,
fitted with delicacies and Injuries and presided over
by Mrs. Foster.
No. is
THE CORRIDOR,
where q side stall is under the management Of Mrs.
Tuthll Fancy goods, needework. and other tempting
goods are offered for sale at that point.
No. Pisa
BOOKSTORE
where a variety of-works in prose and verse-biog-
raphies tales and histores-may be obtained terms
as reasonable as those offered at the trade sale in
progress in this city.
No 10 is under the patronage Of
The PRIVATE SCHOOLS.
and is under the direction OF Mrs. Anthony.
TIE soDA.wATEn AND LEMONADE FOUNTAINS
are in tie charge Of Miss Hoagland and Miss Evans
Connected with these departments is IN ice-cream
stand
Among other noticeable things in the room is n
frgate in full rig made in $50 by Mr. Boutlion. The
department has many attractions for adults as well as
children. -
THE INTERNATIONAL DEPARTMENT.
In passing from the Childrens Room to the Inter-
national Department the first stall on the right bears
in letters Of gold the name OF Hartford. Mrs Ohm
stead. Miss Jarvis. Miss Parsons, Miss Belknap and
Miss Church. have charge Of the STALL II contains the
CharterOak piano number Of Colts pistols and sharps
rifles variety of silk goods furnished By Mr. Cheney
great variety Of fancy articles and last but not least
that luxury known far and by the name Of Con-
necicut election cake 1t is supposed that the recent
returns from Connecticut may make that article unpai
aabe to some persons but to those who help the
soldier
PARK BARRACKS AND BEDLoEs ISLAND ASSOCIATION
is presided over by Mr.. II. X Bogart. Mrs. Horace
Webster, Mrs DR.. Buck, Mrs. Col Bliss. and Others.
1t is devoted 10 soldiers clothing
TIE LONG TABLE,
presided over by Mrs. H. is one Of the most arac-
tive booths in the building. and will not suffer in con-
trast with any in the department on Fourteenth street
or elsewhere 1t contains costly assortment of bronzes
s,tues easy chairs French goods lust imported, and
variety Of valunbles cannot catalogue. 1t is there
the baby palaces and the richly dressed dolls, wearing
ornaments Of pure gold and the photograph and auto
graph albums are on exhibition. There also three
volumes Of autographs one Of them valued at 81 ,O0O
The schools Of Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. Williams and Mr.
Van Norman have given contributions to this magnih
cent department.
In the Kingston sta we saw an eagle standing over
choice supply Of goods There no person present
to inform us in relation TO the contents Of the STALL
The booth devoted to goods from
LOYAL AMERICANS IN ENGLAND
is filed with valuable clocks pictures statuary, flrs
gloves. bonnets ribbons scissors and fancy articles
No duty having been paid these articles they will be
sold at cheap rates.
TIE PENNSYLVANIA RELIEF ASSOCIATION,
under the control Of Mrs. Tathum, Mrs. Bunting, Mrs
Atwood Mrs. Cock and others will insure the presence
of many visitors and good store Of patronage. The
stall Is tasteluy ornamcntcd with hanging baskets OF
flowers Of every hue and the shelves and counters
are wax flowers natural flowers, phantom bouquets
afehans, shawls, cldrens clothing and dolls. of
which is valued at sl25.
Tnr SWISS DEPARTMENT.
presided over by Mrs. Paiard, contains a miniature
museum Of curious and beautiful articles from Swizer-