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Drn GOODS.

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the ind,cmuate Irish fabrics made initiate goods In
fold trade marx srd general aelce end 10 warn them That their
only ssguard is 10 see that hc euhenio zeal q our frm
N RICHARDSON SONS d OWDEN
stamped on each article
Determined 10 conne ourselves heretofore NE n y'trs
ANN from e choicest and strongest Pix the best macu,y obtain
able; uniform gt aud oasuymauuiacrcl aud bae4 IN
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GUARANTEED BY OUR SEAL
same durability The which The goods
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DECISIONS-JULY 8.
CRIMINAL COURTS.

Superior COut-Special Tgm-By Judge Spencer
Cole g Holmes Seehnrgcr sgt CamAnOfie granted BVutoB
STANDARDIZATION granted
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Tie transactions al the Clearnc-House for the past
follows with those OF tine previous week
Ceauugs he ending June y, 1913 y
trsrr ,te ending Jae l. l81.......... ttl t48 .
June a S3ibIJ 20
Ba.ucss ending June J. l6......., Z,Jl9' 20
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
Tuesday. JuLY T.


Po,tOnce and an mails close at ~ q N. -, -.
NAL, for Europe Plymouth, Hamburg ana Cnerpoa8 sr
ship rnana from foot Of Th st. Ho3sAh close 81 We
Al 10 m AZ Station G1 ID, viva ~ Steasnp sA' az
.. m. No Supplementary Mail - ,,.t,.,, =. ,.o,,ia ,ih
IAN letters deposited in Supplementary "'" A" W P'''' WV
I'1'' P''''e~i WEDNESDAY JULY s.
Mails for Europe via Queenstown ana Liverpool per se'S
Ned, 5 Pier No 80 n r.. close at the PostOhce st l2GO
HOO D. lO:JOa M supple HentaU hal
for pa letters only Pier No 49, N r. and closed at i'o
I Ie de9ole IN Supplementary Mail must be prepaid with
douhl e,osta
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Go nhom II nan Concern

ITO ARCHITECTS.-DeSig for q NEW
CAPITOL BUILDING for the s,1- Of Michigan viii be received
Office Of the Board % state Binding Commissioners al Lansing
until WEDNESDA November . lbIl at u ococS, noon
Arrangement aud general character OF te nlnk
prem s for gns etc. obtained by addressing the Board at
Lansing. ami si,er june 10.
submit sl be ADDRESSED 20 Board o. state Bcng
syoner" Lansing Endorsed Designs Nes ClptoL
The Boan reserve iL ht reject any a le designs suhDe
GROSVENOR) state
JAMES SHFABER. ; Building
lansing June C. 1911. ALIEN CHAPAION) Commissioners
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CARPETS, Beo0inq, furnlture, Sc.

CABINET FURNITURE.
" Ficlass FURNITURE In PtOr Library fli -laN'- '-l
of newest styles o REDUCED PRICES.
Our tire tOck warranted
TOUNFNCAMP & 6OSSAU. Manufacturers.
No g Brotsy between Twenyrst aud Twenty seconiS Y
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feqal Notices.
= CTPCTTT COIIRT FOR WESTERN

IT S. CIRCUIT COURT FOX WESI ~, EKS
DISTRICT or PENNSlLYAHlA-Andn 9N SIhr ~ 10, Oh
0tia, ~ ! y Sagls CITY Attorney and y NJ hagee hls y
granted on the several parties interested as Pntls IA ,1e
t - Sit g,inst The CITY Pittsburgh 20 show cause VI e
pt. in ~ Suits should he sat- hed Of record htturnAe az
p,thr,gb "a TUESDAY August 1871 al 10 m N9u,o Oh Wy
70 he r0ble in The New York Tribune aud Fiu'oagh
Commercial aud Gazette. ..l..,h ,.r,...,,,i b, the
late Hon Charles SLser a. Attorney Tor PlA ID Tie > " - W
"oe Del 3 Co Vs. the city No a. May T 1859
Geo W Dobhin the Cts. No y, MAY r. i,ot
lewis Iiyermore the CITY NJ ~. MAY t. lhl, ,.,
stephea Darling vs. the city No 10, November / "''
lame, Cary cole "a the Cty. No %, November e. lhoi
C,,rle. Popnap "a. the CIV No ~. November T., 1871
Lewis Lytrmore ". tho Clty. No ~ November g., 1911
Stephen r. Darlington the CITY No l' N"' Swn,' '''''
Geo ". Dohhn q. the CtD No lal, hoNemhff 1, lfDh
James Z. Morgan " the CITY No 20 Hal ! l1lI
F'warl paFl6g,on ". the city No 49, May T.. lt62
Elwari Darlington the city No 81 November T. lP'
LEWIS Isvermorc W tho City No 80 November y lttA
g. W. Brush vs. the C.t. No. 90, November T., lJtI
Lewis Iyermorr W. hr CITY. No a, hay T., 1903
lgisari Darlington thc Cay. No a.. May IT, 1907
i.rsb Li,of.nofe tbc Cg No a. hOFsnlcf tt 1903
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tN,r1Irf slre a. lest week.

Loan, anil D scount s2s5 PIT 9ss Legal Il
S.er........... I6Sl.. 45 De, "a
Circulation. ............S ~, iJi,iJl
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Goparinersbip Notifies.
I GIVE NOTICE that i have this day dis
solved partnership with the Gm Of SMITH CRANE
June o. 1871 EbiAo ", ol1Di..
G b. MUSGRANE retirc,, this day, from the
~. Grn Of Mlssntye & Co r. n NusaeAvE
b. MUSGRANB
July /. 1871 =. v
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NEwORLxAys Iu,y ARRIVED steamship Cores Whitman, fon
New YO Sailed b. steamship Geo NsslBZt0n GagcG for NewiosA
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TIE NEW GERMAN CHURCH.-The Rev. MI.
Mule r, pastor OF this church, has just returned
from a visit to the North, whittier he went for the
purpose OF receiving and considering estimates for
furnishing the church in King street, now In pro-
cess Of erection, with stained glass and frames for
the windows. The estimate Of Mr.. Sharp, who
painted the celebrated and costly glass windows
in the Jewish Synagogue In New York, and whit Is
q nrst.class artist in his profession, was accepted.
The middle window, In the rear Of the pulpit, will
contain q representation Of our Saviour on the
cross, the figure being eight feet in height. In the
two windows, one on either side Of this, will be
painted two in each) the four evsngelists, life
size. The side windows nearest the chancel viii
be adorned with full.siEed figures OF Luther and
Melancthon. The glass windows will all be beau
tIfully stained, and in the Gothic arch which forms
the upper portion Of each OF the sixteen side win
dows will be contained different religious en-.
blems, such as the lamb crown OF thCrus, &c. All
these handsome decorations are expected to ar
rive here before Whitsuntlde, and every effort is
being made to have the church by that time in
readiness for the use Of the congregation. The
latter have many friends and sympathizers out.
side OF our city, and, in response to letters which
have been addressed to different parties at the
North, by q member or the congregation, nearly
one thousand dollars have been received to assist
ir building the steeple and otherwise finishing
the church.
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Hotel Arrtvnis-APril 26.
MILLS uOCSE.

A. b. Parker, New York; 7. G. Pond, wife,
child ard nurse, Providence. X. l.; D.. r. Graham,
T.. D.. Stall, st. Helena; A. II. Hammond, New
York; Edward T. Johnson, oluclnnati, o. Mrs.
Fanny Gross, Philadelphia; v. n. Talmage. New
York; 7. c. weatherbJ, @tribaro'; hr. aud Mrs.
S. f. Sat.erlee, MI. and Mrs. D. F.. Saltnnstall,
Rye, New York; !. n. league and son, W. a. Ser'
land. Blackville; J. Gprham, Savannah; c. I.
Schmidt, Indianapolis, Iud: NJ. SlrteuSetl, New
YnrS; Thus. F. Drayton, s. c.; ). g. rhumas, Can
ada; r. \. Pugh. OsSega. New York; Mrs r. r.
Bartholomew, FIN. Bartholomew, New York.
4: CHARLESTON Hur4iL.
VIZ lssen, Philadelphia; D. p.Dana, Boston;
DR.. r. Harllee, ". O.. Har:lee, Mars bluIi; P.I. do
mer, K. Homer, Boston; u. ]. Trowbrihge, l.. aud
N. Railroad; c. E. Lartigue, Biachv lie; A. L.
Jaaues and wife, Haytrhill, Mass; E.. F. Ludwig
and wife, New York; P. Walsh and wife, Augusta
II. L. Hobart, New York; J. S. sleeper, aassachu'
setts; E. W. Cass, wife and child, Plttsourg, Pa.
8. Hes.e, Macon; G. W. Borls,e. Alpnonse ]. La
Fargo. New York; 3. d. Loubrier, Liverpool; j.
McP. Farr and servant, John A. Wl,on, E. g.
Wilson, ". W. Chlsolm, L. e. Berrien, Savannah,
Georgia.
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ORPHAEHoUsE P1oNIc.-The annual picnic Of
the children Of the Orphanhouse took place yester.
day at Porcher's farm, on the Northeastern Rail
road. About one hundred and fifty grown persons
and three hundred children assembled at the de.
pot, and at 8 o'clock they were borne out to the
scene OF the picnic In a special train. The picnic
has been given at this farm for several years sue
cesslvely, and the natural advantages for which
it was selected are as striking as ever. The juve-
nile asselnblage pursued their games and play
with all the gay spirits of children, and the vene.
fsple'oaxsa ana shade trees rescheea with their
haariaus shouts and happy laughter. ! The dinner
was immense, and was discussed by the children
with appetites sharpened by healthy exercise In
the balmy country air. The meadows and lawns,
glorious in all the gay colorlng OF spring, were
In themselves a trea. to these innocent spirits &C.
customed to the close city. The party returned
at O'Clock to the city, having had a merry holi-
day.
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auction sales rial Day.

Laurey 4 Alexander will sell at 10 O'Clock,
a their store, sugar:curet hams, and at II O'Clock,
on Union wharf. hay. ,
VIM. Mckay will sell a. IL O'Clock, at the south
east corner Of Meeting and Society streets, furni'
tufe. -
Leitch 4 Bruins will sell at II O'Clock, at the old
PcstOnace, real estate, State securities and phos-
plate stocks.
is. K. Bennett will sell at IL O'Clock, at the old
Postofdce, real estate.
Tldeman, Calder Il Co. will sell at three quar-.
ters pas: 9 O'Clock, at their store, hams, shout.
derq &c.
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CITY AFFAIR s. f.
meetinn This: Day

Carolina Rife Club, at sP.,M
Pioneer Fire Company, ct 2P. n.
Etna Fire Company, at p n. =
Phoenix Fire Company, at 2 P. n
Eagle Fire Comp ny, at P. n. .e-
Washington Fire Company, at I. n.
German Fire Company, at r: n.
yigilant Fire Company, at P. N.
Young America Fire Company, at 2. II.
book and Ladder, No. ], at 2 2. H.
Marion Fire Company, at I ]. Il.
Palmetto Fire Company, at2P. NJ.
Hook and Ladder. No. q at 2P. H..
Stonewal Fire Company. at hall. past 1 P. N.
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APPOINTMENTS AND GHANGEs.-The follow
ing appointment and changes have been an
neunced at the Executive Department this week:
]. F. Beckman, removed as trial justice a George-
town, and G. r. Anderson appointed; Arthur ].
Levy, to be commissioner OF deeds, resident In
New York City; Henry LaBrand, OF Edgefeld, and
S. 7. Souder, OF Charleston, notartes public Us
Finebrown, auditor for Darlington County, vice
John Leurmy, removed; John Watts, to be COM
missioner Of deeds, resident at Sante Fe, New
Mexico; D. W. Ketchum, Of Marion, notary public.
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By 1. s. K. BENNRTT.

y As ~ IA 1b11tNtNEt11a
THE. EXECUTORS OF THOMAS BEN
Decree Of Court OF Common Pleas-In Equity.
Will be sold THIS DAY. 27th OF april, at Pub.
lilo Auction. at the Old PostofaGe, corner Broad
and East Bay streets, at II O'Clock,
FOUR LOTS OF LAND, on the west side Of Rut.
ledge street, between the Public Mall and BEN.
nett street, which when filled up oner most desi.
rable situations for residences, TO wit: ,r
No. so, adjoining the Mall, As feet front on Rut.
ledge, and IS feet on back. hne by 294 feet In
depth.
No. 50, south of So, being so feet front on Rut.
ledge street by 24 feet deep.
No. 81, south Of s., same dimensions.
No. IS, south of5+. same dimensions, with south
front on Bennett street.
EIGHT LOTS on tho east side Of RutIedge street,
as follows:
Hughes, Esq, measuring so feet front on Rut.
ledge street, by 22l feet deep.
No. IS, measuring so feet front on Rutledge
street, by 22l feet deep.
steet, by go feet deep on the south line, and 200
on the north.
No. 81, measuring 50 feet front on Rutledge
street. by 200 feet deep.
No 80, on Rutledge street, Of anne m en-
No 10. measuring 50 feet on Rusledge street. by
N0 leet Qeep.
NO. II, at the corner Ct 2utledge and Calhoun
Streets. measuring COX feet on Calhoun street. by
l2s feet deep on Rutledge street. and 1l6 feet on,
the east line.
ALSO,
SEVEN LOTS on south side OF Calhoun street,
adjoining the above, rs follows:
No. 70, measuring 40K feet on Calhoun street,
by lis feet deep on west line, and 1G7 feet on east
me.
No. 70, measuring loK feet on Calhoun strset,
by lot feet deep on west line, and 100 feet on east
line.
No. "A, measuring 4oK feet on Calhoun street,
by $50 feet on west line, and 142 feet on east line.
No. rs, measuring COX feet on Calhoun street,
by l42 feet on west line, and l4 feet on east line.
No. 70, measuring So feet front on Calhoun
street, by 900 feet deep on west line line. BY 2sS
feet on east line.
No. II, measuring SO feet mont on Calhoun
street, by 276 feet deep.
No. IS, measuring SO feet front on Calhoun
street, by 270 feet deep.
Plats or the.abcve Lots may be seen ct Nj. BEN.
NETT'S Office. No. 40 Broad street.
Conditions Of Sale-One.third cash; balance In
two equal annual instalments, with interest from
the date. pay able annually at 7 per cent. secured
by mortgage Of the property. Purchasers to pay
for all necessary papers and stamps.
". ]. BENNETT. rxo
O. @. MEMMISGER, cAeeu'ofS'
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CLUBS AND SrARs.-Jane Williams and
Diana Rufnin, two dashtng be les OF color, lodged
for trespassIng on the premises OF Mr.. J. B. Kelly,
in Hagerman's alley, we're sent to the House of
Correction for twenty days each IN Ter the
Nsgrant law.
Jesse Tressel, white, arrested for breaking a gas
lamp at the corner Of St. Phillip and Line streets,
was sent to the house Of Correction for ten days
as 8 yagrant.
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MAsoSIc.-After considerable delay, 1t is
now positively announced that the distinguished
Brother, General Albert Pike, will arrive,in this
city on Saturday morning. and will be entertain.
ed by the Hon. Henry Buist. In anticipation OF
his early arrival, q meeting was held on Tuesday
evening, at the house of the last-named gentle.
man, and O Rose Croix Lodge was constituted
and inaugurated with the following ofdcers ".
@. Desaussure, ". W. NJ; 7. Y. slmons, N. E. S.
w.3M !. dayersM. =. J. w.;Ks. Built, Il. E. o.
Daniel Ravenel, Jr, NJ. G. A. and H.; G. F. Sam.
mis-, v. S.; D. Nisoet, VIZ; N. Levin, W. NJ. C.;J.
W. Hirsel, E. E.; ]. W. Angel, E. A. E.; A. b.
Mowry, VS.. B.; ]. r. Pringle, Jr., '. g. Of T.; J.
]. Beasley, T.
On Monday evening next, General Pike will de-
liver a lecture at the Rreundschaftsbund Hall, on
the Philosophy and Science Of the higher degrees
in Masonry, and on Tuesday night he will confer
from the fourteenth up to the Rose Croix degrees
upon all candidates who are qualified and desire
to receive them. On Saturday night, at. 8 O'Clock,
General Pike proposes to meet the Officers. of the
various chapters OF all Rose Crolx Masons at the
Masonic Hall.
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THE PEOPLES BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA
The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of this
bank was held yesterday at the bank building In
Broad street. Tho report OF the president and
other oficers in relation to the present condition
OF the affairs OF the bank were read. and, after
transsctIng some business of.no public interest,
the meeting adjourned.
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The BEAUFORT ELECTION FRAUDs.-Alfred
williams and L. 8. Langley, who were convicted
N the United States Circuit Court Of changing the
names on ballots. and Of changing the ballots at
the elections last year, were sentenced yesterday
to pay q nne Of $500 each, and to De Imprisoned
6u. too years. The motion for a new trial was
oyerruled.
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For PHILADELPHIA THIS APTERNooN.-The
iron steamship Virginia win be dispatched this
afternoon, at 6 O'Clock, for the above port, and
cotton, rice or other freight, will be taken on &C.
commodating terms, not only to Philadelphia, but
to Boston and Providence.
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ORDAINED DEAcoNs.-John Monroe johnson
and friedrich 3. .Jones vere ordained deacons In
the Baptist Church, at Marion, last Sunday. The
Rev. kr. Culpepper preached a happy sermon on
the occasion.
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TIE SCHUTzENFEsT THE PRELUDE TO THE
FEsrIvAL.-At Biz. O'Clock on the morning OF
Monday. thelstof May, twelve guns will be dred
to spread abroad the news of the commencement
OF the S~chutzenfest. The schutzengesellschaft
VIII. assemble at headquarters, and form the pro-
'cesaion opposite the Citadel Green, where the
invited nntive rife clubs and the Turnverein will
join them. After e%scorting last years king to
headquarters, the procession will move down
King street to Broad, and through the Latter
street to East Bay thence up the Bay, and
through Market to Meeting street, and up 10 the
South Carolina Railroad Depot, where the cars
Will be In waiting to convey them.to the Schutzen-
platz. Upon arriving here, another salute Of
twelve guns will be fired, and the clubs win then
form q hollow square around the speakers stand.
The president OF the Schutzengesellschaft will
then deliver an address, after which the column
will march to the long rsws Of tables and partake
Of s.lunch. The festivities may then be consider.
ed fairly. opened, aug. the usual ADJUSTMENTS Of
the day Will beglns3 ! q
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STsAxRa A sUSr az CLoTH1s-Wnhsm
I>yis was brought before Trial Justice Levy, yes
eerday morning. and examined on the charge OF
stealing q suit Of clothes from Mr.. B. Rice, in
King street. The evidence clearly established the
theft, but the value Of the clothing taking the
case out OF the trial Justices jurisdiction. the
prisoner, in default or bail, was committed 10
await bis trial at the next term OF the Court OF
General Sessions.
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SrHE-GEaxANs N TIE. CW. Gbg SS24s,rr5tYg
zeituns expresses thehope that m tie rewr Gay
Council, to be elected In August, there will be at
least two Germans as the representatives OF that
important aud Influential class OF our fellow-cIti-
1eps. Second the motion. It y more than
the Germans are Justly entitled to.
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DAMON AND PYTHIAs AT THE ACADEMY OF
iiJsIc.-The performance OF this well known
drama, for the benefit OF the Knights OF PythIas,
drew only o moderately good house. AS a whole
the acting was very fair, and the amateurs, allow
ing for their nervousness, did not fear compar-
ison With their professional coadjutors. The au-
dience were in high good humor, and seemed to
enjoy themselves exceedingly.
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The PARADE OF rHs FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The annual inspection OF the Fire Department
takes place today. The line will be formed at 8
O'Clock In Broad street, with the right resting on
Meeting, when the department will be inspected
BY the Mayor and Aldermen.
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SHOW Your CoLoRs.-The zeitung suggests
.iat 1ags, in honor Of the Schutzeufest, be dis
played frem all the residences OF the Germans,
and especially those on the streets through which
tne procession will pass.
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FIRE IN CoLUMBIA.-A small dwelling In
Columbia, on Marion street, the property Of a
colored man, named Warren Mthton, was burned
early Sunday morning. The fire is supposed to
be the work Of an incendiary, as . recent occu.
pant, who had been elected, had threatened to
fire the building. The present owner purchased
the building and lot ON last sales day, and had TO
forcibly take possession. =
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CRuMBs.-Several Of the colored militia COM
panies are making grand preparations for a
picnic on the 9TH of May.
The first instalment OF the city taxes for 1871
viii be received until the 1st Of May without the
penalty.
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~BUs1NEsS No:rI Els.

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER THAN EVER 4!
In Velvet aud Leather bindings, rs cents; old
price 90 cents, In Velvet and Leather bindings,
as cents: old price 81. In Velvet and Leather
bindings, 81; old price 81 25. In Velvet and Lea.
ther bindings, 81 90; old price 81 50.
HAsEL sE. BAZAAR; AND No. 1sl KING 81.
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TIE CHESTERFIELD IURDERs.-The Colu
bia Union learns from a private source that Miss
Melton, the daughter Of Mr.. Melton and Mrs. Mel.
ton, Of Chesterfield County, and who was wound
en- at the same time her PARENTS received their
death wounds, has suffered amputation Of q leg,
and no hopes OF her recovery are entertained.
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CArHoLI FArR.-FouRTH NmHr.-A geodly
concourse OF visitors assembled at this attractive
resort last evening, and the never-!alling atten-
lions OF the llst.bearers, together with the pnilan'
thropic dispositions Of many welcome friends,
caused the time TO pass away both pleasantly and
probably until the hour for closing. The election
box has been reinstated, aud with the aid OF the
fair admirers OF the various machines, - the can.
wasting gues brlskly on. The fair seems to be q
fayori. e place OF amusement among the young
ladies', and the astonishing display OF good looks
will surprise q casual visitor. The earnest inter-
ests which the fair ones take In the success OF
their fair is q reproof to the lagg ards, who have
seldom, II at all, honored 1t with their presence,
and a marked improvement In this respect ls
looked for. AS q vast number or articles SILL
adorn the tables, and numerous rafnes lack q
few chances Of being filed, the closing OF the fair
has been postponed until Friday. the managers
trust that the kind patronage tn Is far bestowed
upon their efforts by the public will be continued
during the two remaining evenings.
The following is a list OF the prizes won last eve.
Ming l book, ]. E. Bant; box perfumery, Miss
ellen Moran; embroidered slippers, j. a. l.. Full
Ter; fancy toy, John "a. Buchhelt; photographs
OF Rev. +. j. Garesehe. Miss Marie chazai; photo,
graphs OF Rev. Harry Nor,hrop. Kate ouddy;
beautiru, clock. JolhrsDsylsThand spmedlnner set,
Thomas Morgan; stfSsr dish, # G. Vpflemin;
beautiful needle case, Miss y. E. ssueeyroux
chlld,s seek, Dan. o'Neli, palt silver gobleH, Rosa
Magufe; roast TURKEY, Rosa Figaro; chlld's sack
Jose nhry; handsome china set Mary B. sherl
dan; elegant silver ssstsice, Henry Gard; pair
vases, Mary EenneJ;.iced cake MrsAatthewsi
doll, c. +. sprasue; iced e Ike, G: Gin; feather fan
Miss Lille O'Nefl; wuxtnafp r..