The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-13

THE FAIR Observation-Disclosures the ladies
OF Charleston undertake to do they generally &C.
compl,sa with grace taste and eminent success.
Their most recent essay In the work Of love and
duty will take shape tonight In the Monumental
Fair to be opsnei at the Hiberniau Hall, the pro.
ceeds Of which are to be devoted to the removal
OF Confederate dead from the feld Of Gettysburg,
and to other Kindred purposes. No appeal to tue
rublic Is necessary In such cause, and 1t may be
safely assumed that the occasion will elicit gen.
eroas response, and large attendance OF our
citizens. The preparations have been compre-
hensive, and the hall will be decorated, and the
tables will present an array Of beautiful entities
equal to any exhibition that has preceded this.
Onr Charleston ladies' will be there In full force;
our young men will do the honors and pdter and
naaterJt,n,ilias viii lend their sympathetic pres
ence to the scene. Many liberal contributions
have been made by the merchants OF Northern
cities as well as our owu while tie fingers OF the
geutler sex have busly Isoored IN the eonssruc-
tion OF those. articles Of uertu.s ahS use which
usually compose considerable portion OF the
catalogue.
CoMXITTEE on RAFFLEs.
This committee consists OF at least seven men,
bers, three OF whom Will be present as each draw
ing They are to keep correct list OF the articles
rafied. showing from which table they were re-
eeived, their value the numbers drawing the
prize and the name OF the winner In the ao-
sence OF one OF the requisite number, the chair
man OF the committee will appoint an assistant.
The article to be rafriad will be handed with the
list OF chances to the committee, and delivered
by them to the winner or to his written order.
The committee, In all raf1es must have actual
possession OF the article unless the size or nature
of 1t prevents 1t from being removed to the rafle
stand In which case 1t may remain upon Its
table, but shall only be delivered to the chairman
of the committee, who will deliver 1t to the WIN
ner. The following gentlemen comprise the COM
mittee: ". Muckentuss, A. G.. Magrath, Jr, D.
B. ailiHsnd, J. a. Loeb, F. Honour, H. Bacor, L.
@. Novel; No gentleman on the committee will
be admitted uulea they have badges.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
Contributions to the Memorial Fair have been
made By the following ladies and gentlemen:
Messrs. F. L. ONeill, McLoy & Rice, W. J. Trim,
T.. Cohen, Quinby Il Co., J. r. Read L. Co., E. E.
Sell T. Kelly, E. L. Halsey, G. Hickey, g. q. COOK.
| c. KerrsJn ST., James Allan. Willinm Roach. ID.
q. Siloox, g. W. Aimar, MI HUMAN mn. Harles'
4 Ill.
Mr.. Uferhardt Mr.. Dc Caradeuc, Mr. McOomo,
Mr., Schuckman, Mr.. James McCarey, Mr. Goate-
venier, Misses Ashton Mrs. 7. S. Sheppard, Mrs.
Mclean, Mrs. Booth, Mr.. g. o.. Robinson, SaVan-
nah: MIS- q. W, Brunner, Savannah; MISS Maggie
Saltus, Savannah; 8. N. Brown, Mr. Jager; hr.
George 8. Darling, Boston, Mass, Sl1; af. Geo.
Hannah Brooklyn, N. Y, $40; Mr. George Conk'
lin, New York, SIS; Mrs. Taylor, Brooklyn. n. T.,
| So; Mr.. Mcdonald, Brooklyn 81; Mr.. WOOD, brooH-
Iyn, 50; Mr.. North, Brooklyn, 81; Dr. joseph b;
Brown, Brooklyn, 81; Dr. Acton, Brook!yn, 81 @ sau
W. N Hodglns, Miss Oonklin, Mrs. Cottreli, Mrs.
Thomas C. Corsis, Miss ]. A. Whittemofe, mrs. M.
| E. Olney Mrs. John Oonklln, Mr.. Edgar Wartrlss,
| al OF Brooklyn, N. Y.
Donations have been received from the folloW'
| Ing ladies aud gentlemen:
&C. p, the Ancient Lady; Miss B. washington,
| Mrs. Watts Miss Martha washington, MISS NOV.
| ry, Mrs.. Allan, Mrs. Julia Kinloch, MISS hlnlocI'
Misses Kidder, Miss Harllee OF Orangeourg; hrs'
E. B. McKensle, Mrs. kirkpatrick, Mss wagner
Miss Anna Beckman, Mrs. A. 8. Brown, MISS Mag
gle and Miss Lizzie Beckman, Miss Addie NJ
| Miss H. r. Toomer, Dowie G Noise, Mrs. Pnlllt
Shuckman, Mrs. Alemong. Blum Miller, Elas
| & Brother, Miss Georgia Burns, Mrs. f. Ellortt,
| Miss F. Cohen, T. Kelly, Miss Solomon, Mrs. II
| Goldsmith, Mrs N. Klnsmau, Mrs B. F. Noise
Mrs. H. h. DeLeon, o. H. Noise, OF Sumter.
Donations have also been received from the FOL
lowing ladies OF Savannah and Atlanta:
Mrs. Palen, Miss O. NJ. Joseph, Miss s. Joseph
| Mrs. Maddox Miss Minis, MISS Alice Palen, Mas
! ter Charles Freeland, HRS. ]. II. Solomons. Miss
Nellie Solomons, Mrs. E. Abrams, OF Atlanta
Mrs n J. Solomons, Mss @, Simpson, Miss L, q
] SolomOpS,