New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-01
CIRCULAR
18Th Annual Fair of the American Institute

CIRCULAR.
| 18th Annual Fair of the American Institute.
The conducting Of this Annlgersary Celebration Of
the Progress of Great Nation in Industry and tue ART
has been conhded by the institute to the undersigned
| Managers. =,
dav the 9TH day Of October l-45 at II o'clock. AZ
Niilos Garden Broadway IN the City Of New FORK
Contributions from exhibitors viii be received on Ihur-
day Friday and Saturday OF the previous week To m
sure the most favorable locations and the advantages ~
competition the Products Of the Manufacturer Mechanic
and Artisan must be delivered and entered on the book
of the Fair OF those days The chance OF eooo
location will be in OF those who come the nrs and
second days Fruits Flowers. &c. form an exception
The proper time for entering them will be sPecned II
the Agricultural and Horticultural OHculi' OF Houcer
| hereafter 20 be issued.
Arraugemeufs already made and in progress for carry
| ing out the Eighteenth Celebration on scale mor'
extended and attractive than ever before and II pubic
favor toward tins Institution continues 10 extend and IN
crease each year has during the last seventeen
will be afforded Of cnlargng the value oil the IRE
mums. and thereby creating more intense and univei
| sa competition. Several Opucnt and munncent ma
vduais DESTROYS of making the exhibition worthy OF
Great Emporium and giving fresh impulse to improve
mens in country have volunteered donations Tor the
purpose others have promised not only to contribute
but to their influence 10 cause their friends 10 do the
same After reservnl what discretion demands, 10 cover
the annual current expenses OF the Institution every dol
lar will be expended by the Managers 10 promote I'm
provemenis in Agriculture and the Ars Il j. the liked
policy the Institute to appropriate every dollar for the
benefit of that public which has been is generous I'M
| failing patron.
There will be an opening Address followed by move
and interesting displays OF the PDofeohH,c irt
| On Thursday the ninth day OF October National
| Convention of Farmers and Gardeners and six Cu
turisis will be held Circulars with questions prepared
| will be issued WashngfOn- Home Department oil Agl
culture recommended by the Institute and unanimously
approved by National Convention held last year VIII
| again be urged These precious Interests demand eN
| tcnsvc concert, unanimy and profound deiDcfatlon
and ne TIME during the great fai-and ne Ia, L. the
| Emporium OF the Western World were, by the tonven
| If last
| 20 accomplish the objects sought
For the second week, have been assigned me snow OF
| Cattle Horses and other Live stock, and the Flowing
| and Spsdng Matches Fine Horses. combining size
strength and fecness, for wagon and carrage-heathy
fat Cattle and sheep suitable for mafket-we trained
| well matched and powerful Working Cattle and the best
Mich Cows Will each and all command high premiums
To accommodate those interested in the CatleShow,
beautiful plot Of ground has been secured between
Twenty Third and Twenty Fourth streets near Inc IN
tersecfion of Broadway and the Fifth Avenue, with com
modious rooms the premises for accommodating me
Committees The Flowing and ~padng Matches VIII BE-
held in NewNoTk. or It's vicinity for particulars Sc
| Agricultural Circular.
The Anniversary and other Addresses viii also be de
nvcred in the course of the second week The Horn
cultural Exhibition OF Vegetables Fruits, Flowers sc
| viii be in Nibo's Long Promenade, and superlntended
BY eminent HOruculturists. Great varieties OF rare
seeds have been the last year scattered by me institute
over our country with the express understanding that
portion of their products be brought 20 the FAIR 10 swe
Tho beauties of the display The Great saloon ana the
second story of the North Wing viii, as usual be re-
served the Fabrics OF the Factory ana orh-uof
made of cotton wooden six, and MI the varieties q
metals and other substances the fruits OF mat Geuius
| and Invention which have commanded the admiration
Of The World The first hoor Of the North Wing Of the
| saloon will be animated by moving Machinery. pro
PEELED by our best model ,eaenglnes, 70 AFFORD visible
practical evidence 10 all Of their merits and value
The best and useful inventions VIII be objects Of
the highest hOnOrs Also establishments arOrdlns large
varicfies OF specimens of weiconstructed Agrcuurs
and Horticultural Machines and implements but IN lie
case Tor OF competition or other cause wil any
article be entitled % premium Il aducsed lnrlnseay
| not deserving particular commentator
This first general appeal j. made 10 country men A.
notice for preparation Others, more IN detail VII fol
low Thousands and tens OF thousands OF ingenious ana
natrioc friends know stand ready contribute their
utmost efforts perfect and emhclsh every Art agree
able or useful 70 Republic Past experience con
vinces IL that on the coming occasion American Geu-
and Industry in al their numberess products W" .ho"
forth more conspicuOusy than ever All classes OF thl-
great People are invited 10 think OF our objects and the
effect of The countless specimens Of new inventions and
IA ones imnrov,d-of improved fabrics OF finer finish
and lower prices By processes unheard OF Deiore-a
submitted 10 the examination scrutiny, renecron ana
discussion Of hundreds Of thousands OF neihs ahu en-
ierprzln- freemen. Tor weeks, AZ seventeen
Anniversaries By such means Improvements must re
ceive acceeration and the comforts OF life for the MI
lions multiplied, improved and brought nearer 70 iAe
The Managers viii do al that unbousht zeal can do 70
make this Eighteenth Celebration OF American Industry
and the Arts worthy OF our great CITY and nonoraoe
The Nation. Our most able and distinguished c4txel'
will be invited 70 address the visitors on subjects en-
bracing the solid welfare Of the whole mon To sus
tain our best Public Institutions We have wiling Popu
ation that possess more Original native capaoiies ioi
producing great results than has ever before been iouno
on the globe enjoying full liberty for the exeron Of a.
their powers both Of body and intellect BY the eutFa
ZION OF only one American staple, Chrisendom = 'uf
Piled with large proportion Of her Clothing Ana oai
SIX Culture # pursued with skill and confidence, may
| soon a+ofd six for many more.
The steam Boat which Is rapidly conveying hno"ledse
Civilization and the into the remotest Western IRA
res ana the moe, sterile African Deserts Is emphatic ally
| a product of American Genius and sill
Let our whole People. with united zeal energy Ahe
| power uphold and sustain AL ~eAde'ised means 10
advancing perfcciing and perPe;uAiins our Industry
| Wealth Liberty and Glory.
| -, l.. z smith Joseph Cowdin
| a = n 5Lt NJ : Tbompson Jas }. Map--.
| - ct.A-S-' Is,ar Frver Geo Barnard,
| Ia Var Sorden John d. Ward, 1 l, naNen'
| ~ " cblS. Edward Cafk Chss Nsp-s,
| Joseph Curtis, hooeit LY,e--,s n ~ Harvey
| Geo rncleoH' m go T. B. Wasemsn.
| Wn hat + = -riiirau Manager
| RS p5sfrory o. rHF ANER1CA> i>srtItTkrt
Neu- York. July ,. lsia -
= S-Edtors will IL i believed. suosefNe the -
Of improvement by publishing tnls AduIess a.-
sendin. a copy Of the same the American nset. -
| they viii be entitled 10 the Managers NePoi' ~ -
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