The Falr-Last Day.
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To-day is the last day of the Fair, after which
the old curiosity shop" will be clesed tor the
son, and as it is rumored that the proprietors-the
American Institute-are about to retire from busi
ness and ENJOY the fruits OF their successful specu
laton, smart management, it would be well for
all who are 80 disposed to catch parting glimpse
Of the "puffs, powders, and patches" before they
so hence.


There was benefit taken yesterday, at which
the Guinea Minstres'' performed in truly artis-
tical style. Sanguine hopes are entertained that
the execution displayed by him Of the banjo, Of the
tambo, and ofthe bone castanets will give fresh i'm
pulse to the generous rivalry Of artists in this
try. There's nothing like fine medals, that's fact,
and in the selection of the 'Guinea Minstres'' the
committee exhibited taste and judgment-of some
sort or another. But where's the money z that's
the question.