The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-20

The Charity Fair at the Crystal Palace.
The ladies have concluded 10 keep the mir open .t
Saturday evening, which will be two days beyond the
time originally intended. Il win be opened TO-
day. the ladies have been induced 70 OK.
tend the time in consequence Of the large number or
persons who have attended the exhibition every evening
and who TO increase instead OF lessen - the fair
draws near IL close The enterprise has had wonderful
popularity and We have no doubt would pay kept
open two weeks longer his estimated that thirty thou
persons have already visited IT, and the ladies have
had fair OPT oruniy Of realizing the bera,y and gene
benevolence Of the people OF New York In TACT
would be next to impossible TO get Of the Palace with
out leaving some substantial mark Of your visit for the
fair patrons know DO well how TO plead in be-
half Of 80 Charitable an object, and their clio
hard hearted, indeed, who would remain insens
BILE Of their power. There ID one lady, particular,
Every one Who has visited the fair has been made 40
Quainted with s'that cane" and II he has not,
advise him 70 ind gu, where Is Vs. and invest any sm.
itself has disappeared, but will, doubtless, be replaced
by another the lady in question has the power TO fur
the demand The original cane rss rsoa the other
evening, less than two hundred and seventy five per-
greatest excitement prevailed when the hour arrived
which she was 10 be separated from her old friend
A bell was brought in.o reqaiauon 70 announce Sss
forward 70 hear what was all about. When
became known that the was "going"
at last the Impotence OF the assembled spectators
bounds. After the usual delay Of arranging the
bers the drawing took place. the successfu competor
announced and the lady took an aectonate leave
OF her tried companion But the lady's efficient and
powerful auxhayies they have proved IN good
cause. are not the only supporters which the good
:. sistersp have-the children have enlisted In The
ranks and have really done great deal towards the
same noble purpose They are the skrmishers, and
keep the outskirts OF the tables lie In ambush in
the and shady hooks OF the Palace ready TO
pounce upon saRRlers and make them attribute their
smaller change They armed with bags, and are on
the alert catch all favor OF grabbing" They also
look 0ut for and IL you have few cents len
they will NOT leave I'LL you and your money have
changed owners
"worr you take . chance sir; have only four more
left, then I'll be ratified or
The little fellow generally successful, and Is furnished
with opportunity TO rattle hi nsef OF In th. way he
Ia raied At eas half dozen times every evening" and
he receipts during single night have amounted 70 a.
much fifteen dollars. vlsiters will lind him ready
be ratified OF to night ever and is to be hoped
they will encourage so laudable ambition.
glad TO know that Madame Strackpovesch has returned
from PhDasephia and that her health was 80 far reco
vered evening TO enable her to place her unrvs
led PaDoptcon exhibition This with the Panorama Of
the Deuge the dssolvng views and other entertainments
really worth seeing bod worth's band adds greatly
the enter aument and know Of place In the city
which presents opportunities for enjoying ones
self the Charity Fair ct u % Chrystal Palace.