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The LADIES FAIR at the Alhambra 10 night, vii hriag out d gay throng. The Hall has been beaui- ai, decorated, the tables covered profasey with he richest articles for ornamen, and use, and t!ero is

 universal expectation, that lere will be brilliant gathering of youth and fashion and beamy,

 We do mol know where the closing evening of tLe year, could be spent more agreeably, than in such cheerful place, nor more useully than in aiding the charitable purposes 10 which the profits of the Fair are to be applied. A new year could hardly be com menced more auspicously, than with the reflection that portion of substance has been bestowed upon the Orphan.