New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-22
There is a considerable Wing gain.
Close of the Fair.


This would have been the last day of the Great
Fair bnt for a circumstance which reflects honor
ON the Managers and Exhibitors. An interesting
little girl the daughter OF a respectable and de-
serving widow was injured for life at the Fair
few days since having all the fingers OF her night
hand cut Oft by the careessness of some one VINO
was operating a Straw Gutter The Managers
have therefore resolved continue the AIR another
day for the sole purpose Of raising fund Tor the ed
ucation and maintenance of this young sufferer 50
suddenly and sadly bereft Of the faculty oil provi
ding for herself The leading exhibitors have uni
ted in soliciting and approving of the resolution OF
the Managers and it ia hoped that few or none VIII
see fit to claim free admissions tomorrow Let us
all resolve that the air OILS which has contriou
ted so much to the pleasure. instruction and proht
of this community shall not be remembered with
lifelong sorrow by the only person who has tnus
far had reason to regret its occurrence
We continue our notes on some Of the articles
exhibited:
The Fruits and Vegetables won our earliest s'ten
ton last evening Prominent among them are
several three bushe Suashes and Pumpsins-the largest
being yellow beauty of only 2l0pounds raised oy he
G. c. Schsnk Pompion Plains, N. J. About the hoe''
Pears we ever did see sre some Duchess dAneou eme'
from L. Prevosts Nursery, Astoris They are iFo"
gratis upon Ounce stocks only year ago Among
Apples the finest We saw are some Gillno~ers from
Detroit Michigan but there we're some hard 10 OeA'
from Vermont and others from Crsenbush Rensselaer,
I Co. of Grapes Corr. Reefs Turups Carrots hss'
Plant sc we can only say tina, there are very nne
samples Ditto of Flour Corn Mesl. Buckwhes, Flour
& of which we avail, the Judges awards before 'pe'h
log Blu; Jus, this aide Of the Fruits some Chee'e'
which look as though they might be good To es-srnons
them txo OF SIS and SOS pounds from Oho-the Arses
by James Stone Morgan Asktsbns Co.-the northeast
of Ohio sud the very citadel Of Western wing
ism They DO several things about right In Ash'"oui.
Lambs Ca q Iron Beisteads and Metallic frNHA'
ia little farther East Of the Fruits are based on
good Ideas Iron bed.iesds novelty but ihs one
Ia not merely elegant bueprooi, and evers'iins 81
light che sp wiins This bedsiesd weighs 10 pounds
the Stats and boards being sheet iron the posts snh rs
csstir sting So TO $50 according TO the ornsmen
tai work pr ferred The Metallic Trunks are wstr PROOF
very hard force very roomy, and eosl ess insn n'
Ordinary God desther Trunks Of equal capacity ant
service They sold =, - Resde St
Sack Skirts the other side Of the Fruits seen
to be a decided improvement in fashion and NJ Of
the article they supsrsede but We have not um
TO describe them. IN Smith. IS Besver-st)
Peaem Roofing deservedly attracts much atten
tion. We examined that Of Isaac Goldsmith q
suffolk Ct which seems stand hard usage cspisly
wsrrsnted 1ra as well waterproof. and costs som
foT cents per square foot There msy be better sre'
bus this seems very good II s concrete OF pitch
gravel aud other substances.
OF Pleasure Carriages and SleIghs cood variet
10 exhibited We noticed elegant Gutter q ~ from
Poul hkeepsie made by c Z. Waterbury II the poer
Of 10 oion 10 not Illustrated 10 its progress the deee
must bs In the horse or the slsishng.
The Agricultural Implements Of J. T = 5 HoF
kins Yves, Cambridge Mass we have already alluded 4
The Forks Rakes. &c. are made entirely of the be'
steel finely tempered, 10 bend IN any way and II
stspuy recover their proper FORM
Fig Paste of Constsntinople is q Yankee MANI
fscrure notwithstanding its Oriental origin. II sver
delicate CONNECTION. sold Of 50 1t irds; near Bowery
-Remember that the FAIR finally closes to mol