NATIONAL FAIR BUILDING.
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The great building for the National Fair is
nearly completed. The sides and roof board
ed. and the floor laid; the roof is to be covered
with canvass, (of which it will take 4,300
square yards,) and painted The building is
in the form of grthe top of,he' is 260 #
long By go wide, ! and the shaft Of the,r
240 # by 60, making the whole building, 4


equal to 500 f. long, by 60 wide; the sides are
Is f. high. Il contains all area of 10000
squar. feet, or 8 1888 square yards; and reminds
rs Of the famous Dutchman's barn, which was
said. 30 h?ve more room inside than out"
r,iis lighted by 36 large windows in the roof.
There are two sheds, one upon each side OF
the shaft If the 'Iv each 240 long, by 20 wide,
which cover an area OF 4,80O square feet,


making the entire erea covered 81 300 square
feet, which is a much larger covered area than
has been occupied at either Of the fairs in Bos-