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dANpsgME BuruDrHG.-~A new Su1day-School
aud lecture.toomi Is In course OF erec'tdn, by the
congregation OF St. JOINTS Lutheran Church, on
the land to the rear Of the church, and fronting
on Clifford street. It was begun some two months
ayo by the contractor, Nj. Walter Cade, and Is
now more than half completed. The purposes aud
couyenlences of the building are obvious tn all,
In connection with the church aud lta numerous
Sunday.school, and no better argument for is
utility can be advanced than 60 say It Is built NY
the voluntary contributions ot-the church. The
building was designed by ar. Robert Ohisolm, the
chairman Of tn. bui ding committee and sapsrin'
tendeut of the Sun,iay.srilool, and the plan IS
faithfully carried out by che contractor. IT'S Of
a Greci,n style, and built IN the shape of 8 cross.
The man boiy IL IS ,ees long by 80 feet wide; the
ceiling bang 20 fee; from The door. This Is the
large room for lectures or the Sunday school. The
wInus farm the clsss.rooms. which will be sepa.
rated from the main room. AT the south
end OF this room is q raised platform, o on allie
OF which Is q place for q musical instrument, and
on the other q stand for the lecturer. me plat
form Is circular at the hack, aud the reSesses
formed by inscrlblngt 8 circle within tue angles
Of the walls are male ilto neat anu OBNOXIOUS
bookcases for &C .oml 1odltion Of a large library
In the re,r also OF the plitfnr,n, and on the south
wall NJ the bul.dIIg, will be lifted a large window
OF stained glass. She whole - bai.s OF " cd, eX
cephng t ie wall ut the end OF the east wing, which
Is made OF brick, for the reason hat 1t rests exactly
upoa the boundary line. Tn" ceiling Of The 70 TN
ia arched. anil along che sides at short In crvals
are large AMI airy windows, which insure the
thorough vcatii,tion or the building. The old
school on the sa!Re spot was burned during ;hC
war. aud has not been rebuilt. The present one
viii be dnishert in ab,ut Sky Lays, although The
work Is not being barred.
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} ] THE MAY ~PARADE.-The Independents Of
,Golumh,s. Yil probably bring their new steam
ef to uhsrlestonIto take part In the May parade
of the white fire companies.
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FURNISHING GOODS.

This department is supplied With tho celebrated
STAR SHIRTS, Foreign AMI DOMESTIC Under
shirts and Drawers, Silk and ThreadGioves, Linen
and Paper Collars. Ssokttes, Bows, Scaris, Pocket
handkerchief, Soess, Umbrellas, DC.
Our stuck has beon selected with great Gaze,
and nrioss massei very low III plain figures.
Buyers in our line Viii Ind it to their advantage
to give as a call before purchasing elsewhere.
mar22-3mos
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ST. Marks FAIR.-This fair closed on Friday
evening after 8 successful run. The hall will be
thrown open this evening for disposing OF the
various articles which yet remain unsold. e.
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OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT

"a sapplied With the finest selection Of FoREI6
Ann DOMESTIC CLOTHS, DuE,KNS. DlAGo
NaL.s. rRIcors, MELT0Ns, OHEN IT'S, oAsSl'
MERES, &c, and a very large siocS OF the most
fashionable Pant and vest Patterns' WHICH we
will make up to order by measure IN the latest
STYLES. The foreman In this department VI .our
business has no equal In the artistic world for cut.
ting and producing an elegant 1L.
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Meetings This Day.
TygSc y

I. o. o. F. Committees, at 8 P. n.
Sumter Rins. Club. at 8 Pm .
Hope Fire Company. at sP. Il.
Charleston Rinemen Club, at 8 P. II.
Washington Rifle Club, at s P. N.
German Rifle Club, at half.past 7 A. III.
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SUPREME COURT COLUMBIA, APRIL 2l.-The
court met at 10 A. n. Present-Chief Justice
Noses and Associate Justice Wright
The court having, received htellleente OF The
death olhs Honor Judge Pistt,- of second circuit,
adjourned In respect to his memory.
Adjourned until Monday. 25th, 10 A. NJ, when
the second circuit will be called.
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ONE CASE FAsr.CoLoRED LAWNS, Warrant
edJ ari.X cents. One casa La gns ut 10 cents
More of those cheap Bareges, at 12H cents, at
apr2o-thsm3 SToLL, WEBB & Co.
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FIFTY DOZEN LADIES' HOSE, at Is cents. Tn
above goods are very cheap, at
apr2o-tnsms sroLI, WEBB q Co.
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Foor RAcE.-The much talked of match
came OF on the Shell road Saturday morning, and
was witnessed by three or four hundred persons.
The distance OF a mia vas made in hue time by
the smaller or the men, but the larger gave out on
the first ( ur hundred yards and broke down.
BIS antagonist won the purse OF nrty dollars with
ease, and a large amount OF money changed hands
on the occasion. The loser however, started
on the wrong foot, and j prepared to give
his opponent q harder contest on the coming
Saturds..
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CoRoNER's INousN.-Thejury Of inquest in
the case Of John Graham, deceased, met at the
coroner's ONCE Saturday morning, pursuant to
adjournment. The additional evidence confirmed
that already given, and the verdict OF the jury was
that the deceased came TO his death ''by being &C
cidently struck by the cowcatcher Of an engi,e on
the Northeastern Railroad whilst he was In q
state OF intoxicstioa, and they attach no blame
to the railroad company or its Employees"
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TIE MURDER N C-HksrERFIELD. The Che
raw Democrat gives these additional particulars :
Mr.. Melton died anout sundown Tuesday even
ing. The family were aroused between Que and
two O'Clock Monday morning by the barking OF
the dog, and, on g0iug out to see who It was,
were fired on. Melton received two wounds, one
In the stomach and one in the hip; Mrs. Mellon
received one wound In the breast, and died
almost instantly; their daughter received one
wound In The hip. "A hat and pistol were left at
the gate; the assailants ieft, going In the direction
OF the Charlotte and Camden Road. The jury Of
inquest were unable to gain any clue as tu the
perpetrators OF the murder.
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B NOTICES.

JUST OPENED, so pieces Black Alpaca. rang
ing from Is cents to 81. Very cheap, at
opr2o-thsms sroLL, WEBB d Co.
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THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES.
- ..7. PREPARED BY THE .eal
NEW YORK MEDICAL UNIVERSITY

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF CANCER
PLAET-Prce 81
Cough Ltnctus-Prtce 81
NIanthu- Extract. for Epilepsy, 81. Vitus' Dance,
Spinal and Brain Anect0ns-Pfice 81
Catarri Spectfc-Pnce 81
Hydrated Oxymel, for Consumption. Bronchitts,
WhooPing Cough, &c.-Prtce So
Pile. Extracts never falling Pile cure-Prtce 81.
May Apple Pills, for Dyspepsia, Torpidlty Of the
Liver: Constipation, &c.-Price so cents
Headache Pills-Irice so cents
Alkaline Resolvent-an fodtzed chemical water
superior to Vlchy, Kissingen, Seltser, TO-
Price 81
Five Minute Pain Curer-Price 81
Chemical Healing, Blood and Bone Ointment
Price 81
Ethereal Phosphorua-Price So
Llthia-for the Kidneys-Prtce So
Ka alp4 Extract-the wom8n's frtend-Prfce4 50
Victoria Regis-unrlvalied for identifying the
complexiou-Pnce So
Amaranth-for the Hsir-stops falling hair-Prtce
81
Neuralgia-Rheumstc Ellxir-Price 50
Fever and Ague Globules-Prlce 81 per box.
For sale by Dr.. q. BAER,
april No. 1871 Meeting street. charleston.
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Gailorins, Furnishing GOODS, &r.
q PRING @ E N N G.
y
MEN l. II U L L E R,
No. 1926 KING STREET,

Have Just opened an entire New Stock Of
CLOTHS. CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, &C.,
for Spring and summer.
Our Clothing Is a very large and dne selected
stock for Men. Youths and Boys. from 80 70 $50
per suit. The largest portion Is or imported
goods and Manufactured ny ourselves; We can
therefore, recommend them as regard ut. wear
and workmanship.
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Auction Sales This Day.

william Mckay will sell at Ais store, MILL
aery goods and sundries-
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A DEAR BARREl.-James Washington was
tried before trial Justice McKlnlsy on Saturday
morning, on the charge Of obtaining goods under
false pretences. James was proved to have gone
- Saul Helms in Mazyck street, and obtained an
empty liquor barrel frau him BY pretending that
Sinett, q man whose trade Is tomend barrels, had
sent him for 1t. The prisoner was found guilty
and sentenced to thirty days. Imprisonment IN the
county Jail.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER THAN EVER F!
in Velvet and Leather bindings, rs cents; Old
price 80 cents. In Velvet and Leather bindings,
IS cents; old price 81. In Velvet aud Leather
bindings, 81; old price 81 25. In Velvet and Lea.
.rher bindings, 81 20; old price 81 so.
HAsxL sr. BAZAAR. AND No. 16l KING ST..
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: - atrbts, aJemsirp, &r.s -:
LIME aJEwELRY, WATCHES, &C.. !,
THE LATEST STYLES. ! i

AMNG gGWCL1st D.: SLIS, 0S.. III
THE LATEST STYLES. IL
Particular attention Is invited to the NEW
LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK: OF WATCHES
JEwELRY, s1LvERwARE AND FANCY GOODS
suitable for Presents, just received and opened.
JAMES ALL.ANs, No. 3o7 KING STREET.
JAMES ALLANs, No. 307 KING STREET.
JAMES ALLAN's, No. so7 KING STREET.
Ali the newest and most exquisite designs In
Jewelry, comprising,
SETS OF. PEARL GARNET. ALL GOLD,
CORAL AND STONE.
Leontine, Opera. Neck and Vest CHAINS; Seal
Rings, Diamond Rings; Gents Pins, Pear and
Diamond; Plain Gold and Wedding Rings always
on hand OF made TO order; Sleeve Buttons and
Studs, Bracelets, Brooches and Earrings; Armlsts
and Necklaces, In Gold and Coral; Brooches for
Hair or Miniatures, Lockses, Charms and Masonic
Pins, Glove Bands, at
JAMES ALLANs, No. ao7 KING STREET.
A few doors above wentworth street.
nov24-mwf
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TIE ADGER STEAM LIEE.-The business ofthls
long established and unusually successful line OF
steamers continues to show q most gratifying
situation, and the fayorlte steamship Champion,
Captain R. W. Lockwood, left here for New York
on Saturday last crowded with passengers and
freight. She. will be followed en- the coming Sat
urdsy by that swift aud %well-known steamship,
the Charleston, which may have an opportunity
Of placing her passengers through in As hours
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TIE BIaG1N CHURCH ELECTION RIor.-Wm.
Glover was brought before Commissioner Porte.
Gus, Saturday morning, and xamtned on the
charge OF being engaged In the riot at Biggln's
during the election last october. William was
Identified as one OF the foremos OF the invading
ssrawberrians, armed with q musset, and he was
forthwith bound over for trial u the May term OF
the District Court.
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By L. s. K. BENNETT.


THE EXECUTORS OF THOMAS BEN
/ NETT.vs. Jane II. Bennett; ct sL-under
Decree of Court OF CommonP Ieas-In Eqnity.l.cr
VIII, be sold on THURSDAY, 18th April, at Pub.
lie Auction. at the Old Postof1 e, corner Broad
FOUR LOTS OF LAND, on the west side Of But
ledge street, between the Public. Mall and Benz
nett street, which when nled up offer most dest-
No. 81, adjoining the Mail, is feet front on But.
ledge, and 50 feet on, back line by 2o4 feet In
depth.
No. s., south Of 81, being 50 feet front on But
ledge street.by 24 feet deep.
No. s., south Of IS, same dimensions.
No. IS, south 0f64, same dimensions, With south
front on Bennett street. ~
EIGHTIoTs on the east side Of Rutledge street,
No. 81, next north OF the resldencelot OF Z. 4.
Hughes, Esq, measuring 80 feet front on Rut~
ledge street, BY FL feet deep.
No. IS, measuring so feet front on RutledR0
street, by 22o feet deep.
No. IS, measuring so feet front on Rutledge
s = By 2a9 feet deep on the south Line, and aao
No. 81, measuring so feet front o N Rutledgs
street. by 200 feet deep. ...:er.
No. SO, on Rutedge street, Of sam dlmen.
sions. -
No 70, measuring 50 feet on Rutledge street, by
12o feet deep. 3.
Nc. II, at the corner OF Snu6dR0 ana Oalh0uc
streets, measuring 4oK feet on Calhoun street, by
12s feet deep on Rutledge street, and lis feet on-
the east line. m Y
=: ALSo,t go.
SEVEN LOTS on south side of Calhoun street,
adjoining the above, as follows:
No. ~, measuring COX feet on Calhoun street,
by lis feet deep on west line, and 107 feet on east
Inc. -{r
No. "a, measuring 4oK feet on Calhoun street,
by 1o7 feet deep on west line, and 100 feet on east
line. =. al
No. "a, ressuring COX feet on Calhoun street,
by 1855 feet on west line, aud 142 feet on east Line.
No. rs, measuring 4oK feet on Calhoun. street,
by 142 feet on west line, and 134 feet on east Line.
No. i7e, measuring as feet front on Calhoun
street, by 2S3 feet deep.
No. n, measuring IS feet front on Calhoun
NO No. IS IS, q uusr IS feet front on Calhoun
street, by 270 feet deep.
Plats OF the above Lots may be seen ct Nj. Ben.
NETT1S office, No. 40 Broad street.
Conditions Of Sale-0ne.third cash; balance In
two equal annualt nstalments, with interest from
the date. payable annually. at Z per cent, secured
by mortgage OF the property. Purchasers 70 pay
for all necessary papers and stamps. go
=. ". ]. BENNETT, .rxartora
"a, C.,G. MEHkINGER, 1
sprS-sw4fmw3th1
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To CLOSE out our stock Of fenpins, Tool
Chests aud Building Blocks, we have reduced the
prices to very low figures.
No. 1871 KING ST., ANT HAsKI. ST. BAzAAH.
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AN INVALUABLE REMEDY FOR INFANTS
ERENCH PATENT MEDICINES.

ENRENCH PATFNT
Prepared by Grtmault & Co.. Paris
SYRUP OF HYPOPHOSPHATE Of LIME, 2 ses-
erign remedy In phthists-relie7es' oousnn>
Sl s;narsaa' for Si Scadacse, ueurais,a &c
psnsine for indigestion. loss Of appet,te, r.
isps,si' s " Of aorseradish, Invaluable -.
persons unable 70 take Cod 1Sect,ons. sII as q
recommended In cGsaleocs ane''''
HiH Hre s1tMis Lozenges Of the Alkaline aap LaSsases as.
,,esssnt ana ~elrecrlve remedy lor fuhcuo"Ai ao-
pn u n.sssnsnI OF the digestive Organs.
Mrs:,es Of Perstne and Paucreasihe.
ALSO,
,uv .TIF LIE ROY. Pharmacie Oottla.
! vSIITlF re ROY, Pharulacle Costh.
Drarees lie SautoniTe.
Drasees dc Morphine.
LauceIor's Asthma Cigarettes.
Enr sale py Dr.. q. BAER,
mayso SO. 13l Meeting a.,eHts
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CLUES \ SrARs.-George b. Lindsteos WIS
reported for allowing his dog % bite Alderman
wan. besween two aud three O'Clock on Friday
.afternodh. the alderman was crossing Nj. Lin.
stedt,s Yard when the small dig rad at htm and
bit him on the leg. The owner was advised to
XIII :. the dawy."
Mary Ann, colored, reported for having the
.caimnev OF her house, at no. SO Reid street: ION
Are on Friday night, had her case postponed until
this morning.
Toby Brown. a colored youth, reported for ours
tnr and swearing aud using i'bsoene language 10
M. neLeans store, is held for examination:
Two white men. who were unable. by reason o.
their deep potatIons, to take caresof themselves
were locfeds pp.s and each tasd;3 y neg. mo.n = !
J. By the Mayor; They paid Dig.
Philip Jones was sent. to JAN Saturday morning
by Trial Justice. Brennan. for stealing ciothihs
.he property of Frank Hazel.
Randall Cannon, J. q. Rurger and VIM. nope'
arrested on suspicion Of beng implicated Ia 'n'
robbery OF Mr.. Keep, in Society street, arc he't
Llior examination.
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:. ACTS GENERAL ASSEMBLY for 1871. Juet re-
ceived, and for sale at EDWARD PERRY,
No. l4s Meeting street,
apr2l-fm2 Opposite, Charleston Hotel.
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9iaars, @obarro, &r.
TOBACCO, SNUFF, DC.

NIGARs, TOBACCO, SNUFF, DC.
me undersigned. Prop.ietor Of
street, three doors south OF Society street, respect
fully states to the Smoking, Chewing and Snuff
dpg public, that he has concluded to oner extra
inducements to Wholesale and Retail Consumers
OF CIGARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF. &c, by dlsposing
Of his Stock at snch prices as to secure. q large
and relIable trade. An extensive aud complete
assortment OF al articles In his Line OF business ls
kept constantly on hand, giving Q facility oil
dIing, without delay, all orders extended to him,
accompanied with cash. or draft on responsible
houses In the city. Purchasers are requested to
examine his perfect Stock before trading else.
where. -WM.
Proprietor Of Emperor william Cigar Store.
decl3.8moa
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BILL. HEADS printed on hne paper at So, ST.
S., Sc so snd So so per thousand, according to
.ize. at TIE NEWS Job ONCE.
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PARcHEEs1! PARcHEEst "A royal game OF
India. HAsRL STREET BAZAAR,
aur2o And No. 16l King Street.
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CRoouEr CRoQUEr! /! CRoQuEr Him
mense reduction in price The largest Field
Croquet at 81.
HAssL STREET BAZAAR AND No. 1911 KING ST.
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Aucionssrs' pripate sales, @r.
pruas, @bemlrals. &r.

CIR JAMES CLARKE'S FEMALE PILLS.
These PILLS have long been used both In Crest
Britain and this country, and are.the best oftheir
kind In she market. -
For sale by DR. b. Back,
apr29 No. 13l. Meeting street.
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STABBrNa AFFRAY.-The inflammable locality
known as Elliott street furnished the scene OF
another tragedy yesterday morning. A quartet
arose among a drunken party Of men and women
In one of the low dens on that street, and, Ia the
inevitable fight which ensued, "a maj named
Henry Levy drew a large knife and stabbed a
colored woman named Ann Hayward In the righ'
side. The ARRAY was interrupted by the police
who carried Levy to the Guardhouse, where ne
will appear before the Mayor this morning. The
woman received medical all. The wound
although dangerous, ID moi: thought tabe neces
ndJ Sasai. 50 /.
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INTERVIEW wlra soyERNeR sCorr-Anum
ber OF the committee appointed ~ thu meeting
held In LANCASTER Comfy, on .sales-aaS last. TO
lay before Governor SCOTT the grssanoe s com
nlsined orin the preamble and resolutions adopt
ed at said meeting. held: an audience 1itaAis
Exceuepcy ON last Friday. The Ledger says that
the excitement In the county may be alased;
thastne mission is regarded.oy the committee ss
&sehly successful. The requests wnion were ns.
Immediately granted, we we're NEST pos'eises
assured should receive an early and imparttaf q
yesisssiop. The committee were fssoraois iR
pressed with the candid manner IN Wichita
Governor received their suggestions. we ~
,stste further, in relation TO the mdtssarns, ina
we have the assurance Of the Governor ina
they Will be Immediately Withdrawn ffen tn
county.
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IHE NILSSON CoNcERT-Me Academy OF
Music has never held q more critical and appre'
cia,ive audience than that which went into rap
lures about Mile. Nilsson on Saturday night.
There was some little standing room, but all the
seats were filed, and, for once, the upper galleries
were as delicately appreciative o! every musical
hit as the orchestra seats aud dress circle. The
beauty and fashion OF Charleston turned out IN
full force, and made the handsome building q
brilliant spectacle. There was some grhmoing,
of course. about high prices, but the public under
stand now, what they lid not realize before, that
1t Is cheaper to give four dollars to near
Nilsson, vieuxtemps, Cary and Verger, than
to pay one dollar Tor a scrub drama or boo-tail
burlesque. Nilsson, we know. Is 'ta little dear;"
and vieuxtemps and Brignoli are not cheap.
Mile. Nilsson is paid one thousand dollars In gold
for each night thaS she sings, and all the travel.
ling aud hotel expepses Of herself and suite are
paid by the management Brlgnon ispaid $1,000
q moata and Neuxtemps draws ffom tue Strak.
osch Treasury the nice little sum OF ;$25oo q
month In gold. Ths,total expenses for each per.
rormapcs are over ssOooffnaxlug the weekly out
lay about sSeoo.
There Is every prospect Of a great jam tonight.
More Ii 'kcss have been sold than were disposed
Of for Saturday, and most Of those who
heard Nilsson then are crazy to hear her again.
The programme. moreover, Is remarkably attrac-
tive. Nile. Nilsson will sing A Night In Venice
with slgnor BrIguoli, aud o Val,e by Cohen. The
feature OF the evening will be the Mad Scene rom
Hamlet, in which Mile. Nilsson has full scope for
the display OF her wonderful dramatic power.
Miss Gary will cling Ye Maidens Ia Sprlngtime,
from Dinorah, NJ. verger will sing Non Put An
drat, and Signor Brignoli win sing an DIR from La
Traptata and the pretty ST tn Sauais. N. Vieux'
temps Is down for Two solos, which will be. four
before he finishes.
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Influence OF the Nilsson CONCERT was felt even at
the fair on Saturday, and The attendance was not
as large as on the preceding evenings. Those who
were present, however. seemed to make up Ia
spirit and assidulty what they lacked 10 numbers,
and the hall presented q busy and lively scene
until long after IL O'Clock. Among the latest nov
cities is q large stand In the entire OF the hall,
upon which Is placed tin box for the purpose or
receiving the votes which are cast IN the election
roIug on. The engine companies are the caudl-
dates, aud the prize Is the lovely wreath and
handsome trumpet which hang over the oallot-
hox. The contest Is exciting, and those who know
sav that the run Is 20 close that 1t is impossible to
tell who will be the winner. at the close OF the
evening Mr.. Bernard o'Neill informed the Officers
and ylsltors that the fair would be continued
during three nights Of the present WeeK-mon-
day. Tuesday aud Wednesday-tn which time all
the articles on the tables would be aisposeu OIL.
The rabies are still very handsome, aud owing to
the additions made to them every day, are quite
az attractive as they were at the beglnnin 6 ofthe
fair. Every one who looks will find besides that
the articles are not sold for the extravaaant prizes
which are usually demanded at fairs The prizes
on several lists which were filed up on Saturday
evening. but were presented at the stand too late,
will be raflel this evening.
The following IL a list OF the articles rad1ed on
Saturday evening, With the names OF the win
nsrs: Tobacco box, E 18th Johnson; china no wer
stand, Miss ". Kennedy; embroidered handEer'
chief case. @ O. Trumbp; toilet set. Lottie Boyd;
china cup and saucer, John Meyer; meersc haum
pipe. B. o'Nelll; necklace, u. Gut'lemln; meer
schaurn pipe, T. E. Hogan; golden manual, Mrs
E Turpin; Bulwer's dramas, 6 volumes, Mrs. An
gus Patterson; chtld's sack, Lottte Boyd; Dufne!d
ham, James o. Corbltt; silver butter dish, James
Foley; table cover, John o. Council; choice orna'
ment, Arthur 0'eannori doll bedstead, Paul Il
Doerzap; choices staruerte, Dennis Kennedy;
choice basket, Mis- Schuell.