New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-25
Fair of the Americas Institute.

-aicer Ic-iied. reeclCn Tuui Has " ~ '~~S
previous A, 4 o'clock. Mr. Meiss the secretary
appeared with the Premium Committee upon tne
platform in the Saloon and announced the Fremi
ans awarded. Previously. however, be stated thai
few friends had made up purse Of sl25' to Dc
distributed IN sddiiona. premiums on live stock
The purse was made up by Jacob Little who eontri-
bsied $50 G. NJ Psichen s2s John Ward s25
and Il c. seb5ins s25 and TO be spporioned as follows
$40 native stock siS improved stock = on fat
cattle SIS on working oxen, s3l on sheep els on hors
e. $40 on mules and IS on swine.
W give only the gold and silver medals and cups
awarded.
NATIVE .rOCK
To Lewis Morris Fordhsm Wes.ches,er Co. for
the best native Bull years Old and upward. Prince
William god medal or silver cup SIS, and IS add
lions. premium.
To Albert Emmon. OF Fla;ands L. l. for the best IA.
tive Bull one year OLD and upwards silver medal.
To John 4 Hale OF Hartford Co. Connecticut for the
+ best native Bull Calf (O.e Bull, ir ssilver medal
To Joseph Ciayes Of Harsrus y }. for the best native
Cow three years old silver cup. $40 and - additional
To Cec-ae Chcsrrnan ot Hlrem for the bes, Hetsr
one year oio silver medal. s.
To John Kinr Of GrceRbush. Westchester Co. for a
/ pair OF twin Heiers 10 months old, a silver medal
! To II NJ Graham. OF station Island for the best Heisr
/ Calf, a silver medal. s.
oN IMPROVED STOCK.
To G. NJ Woolsey Of Helgs;e Neck for the best Dur
Aa g.
cup OF the value of SIS and : no additional
To Morris s. Bell Of Morr.an.a, for tue second best
| Durham Bull. (Narius) silver cup $40.
! To Thomas A. Emmit, OF NJ. Vernon, y. y. for the
Durham Bull. Fir Temple. a silver cup, =.
ToG ~ Woolsey Of Hegste Neck for the best Dur
ham Bull Calf Young Jupiter silver medal s..
/ To w. Whitney, Of Morristovn, y. }. for Durham
/ Bull Calf silver medal
To Morris & Bell Of Morrisania for the best Durham
Cow (Csrnine) silver cup, -, and sl0 additional.
To No. A. T K. Clark OF No. 64l Broadway. for the
U.m-A TI.rF.- d. .asI~.
To W. Whitney Of Morrisown- y J. for the best
year Old Bull OF any unprecedented Morris silver
cup go.
Bull years old and upwards, (Matchless) silver
. cup s5.
: TO r l. Colt Of Paterson y. j. for the bes, Devon
. Cow 3 years old and upwards silver cup, SIS.
: To J. Blakesee of Wstertown, Ct for the best
Devon Heifer one year and upwards silver cup. s..
To K l.. Colt Of Paterson. y J. for the best Devon
Bull Calf Rover silver medal. s..
To John Farrell Of Bedford Kings Co. for the best
Durham Heifer Calf, silver medal -.
oS FAT CATTLE.
/ To Benjamin Florence Of Msmaroneck, ". Y for the
/ best fat Heifer silver medal. =.
os WORKING OXEN
To W. X. Townsend Of NewHaven. CT. for the bsst
pair OF wsrsins cattle, silver cup SIS, and SIS add
tonal.
To C. Hubbard of Mlddletovn CT for the second bes,
pair a silver media s. and $40 additional.
To D. : Mills Of Nevtown, L. l. for pair Of workin
steers, $40
To J. Purdy Of Wessches,er Co for two PAR OF Oxen
$40 10 each pair.
To VIM p Moss, of New.York, for pair Of working
Oxen $40.
oS sHEEP.-Fine Woods.
To : W. Jewett OF Washington, Va for the best Me
rno Buck lFortune) gold medal.
To j. y B.skesiee OF Watertown CT for the best pen
OF three MerinO Ewes gold medal
7 Ton B. smith Of Woodbury. CT for an Eve Saxony
and Merno silver medal and extra premium
To n. B. Smith, for two Bucks Saxony and Merino.
gold media aud extra premium.
Middle Woods
ToJ Nc. D. Mcintyre Of Albany for the bes, South
down Ram a silver cup s. and g. additional
To Bottom Jr Of Wostchester Co for the best South
down Eve u silver cup S.
To : 81 Wait Of Orange Co. for the bes, sou,hdewn
Lamb silver media.
Long IVools
To c. Ba,hgate OF Mornssnis for the bes. Leicester
Ram "a silver cup, ss and 81 additional.
To Nathsnsl Hsock, for the best long wool Lamb,
silver medal s.
To J. Brewster Of English Neiehborhood n J. for the
best Leicester Ew. silver cup :. and g additional
To T.. Ha,ock Of Milton. Ulster Co. for the beet fat
Wether, silver cup, 8, and 81 additional.
ON AGRICULTURAL PRODUCrs
To J. H. Cogseshall Of Lynn. Mass. of the best and
greatest variety OF Indian Corn. silver medal
To f. H. Kirnball Of Flsands l.. for the best 5ushel
Of Wheat a silver cup. -
To L. Pell OF Pelham. M Cunning CHAM, gardner for
the best bushel Of Rye. silver medal
To the same. for the best bushe' Of Oats silver medal
To j. II Coeceshll Of Lynn. Mass for the best bushel
y
/ GOLD MEDALs-U oOleE Good, -Wecome Farnum.
Waterford. Mass FOR best cassimeres Fearing & Hal
agents. 10 Exchange place, n y
Cotton Goods -James's steam mills. Newburypor,
Mass best fine beAched goods : !. Beal
Bu.h agents. 30 Pinest. y \.
Tue Ida Mills, Troy n y. for III, best specimens Of
Ginghams Charles Carvill agent 81 Pinest.
McCurdy. Adrich & Spencer A. Exchange place for
best specimens Of prints beautiful in design and color
ani executoe American Print Works Fall River, Mass
John s.muis 70 Delancy.st n Y. for a very splendid
GA .llatfb e Erei. ~ il.
made entirely OF raw silk. stanton s. Richards Pine 81.
agents. Il weig CHS "a ounces.
p Lsboyiesux GIL Broadway. Tor the very best winter
cork lied Ladies Boots. and plain and embroidered
Slippers Of very superior quality.
". Jennings 20 Nassau.st y. T.. for very splendid
pair Of dress Boots
Couthoy S Neyers 34l Broadway. n Y. for the best
workmanship and color on an Or Molu Candeabra.
Cornelius & Co Philadelphia for the best 6light Gas
Chandelier Of superior taste workmanship. snd color;
Woram Haughwout & Co. agents 500 Bros way.
Mr.. Jennings for valuable Diaphragm Filter.
Mr. Dick Nassau.st,. for his ingenious and valuable
Elastic slanks for boots 50 as to save half the trouble Of
waking
Mr. Mills lO9 Futonst for his splendid specimens Of
Year Clocks.
M Brown Of Brooklyn, for the hes, specimen Of Gold
Pens that have been seen IN this or any other coun
try.
Horace H. Day. Maiden Lane. for the best specimen
of Al kinds OF niia Rubber Goods.
Mr. Alcock, No. Murrsy-st. for splendid specimens
Of artificial teeth, Of all colOrs from 10 whole set
being far superior TO any imported ones
Mr. Knox. corner Of Fulton and Dutch SIS. for new
and beautiful style OF hat tha, hts the face and suits all
styles and compexions.
I Mr. Laboyteux corner Of Broadway and Bleecker-st.
for the splendid specimens Of ladies' psrlor boots
and bal shoes satin worked, and peculiarly goashed,
that has yet been exhibited.
Messrs Roussel s. Mos. Of Philadelphia for best spc
cimens OF perfumery and soap.
Mr. Ha.sied Nassau for his invaluable antidspepuc
chairs the Committee having proof that they have cured
many persons Of dyspep-s
Mr.. Ray. for a double life preserving railroad car.
Mr. Hassari for the very best model u bridge.
SILVER MEDALs.-Middescx Manufacturing Go.
Lowell Tor best plain csssimeres 63 Pnest \. Y.
Gilbert & stevens Ware, Mass. for 81 best fancy cas-
simeres Post Thomas Dale, agents, 10 Exchange
place y Y
Jacob Durnell & Co. Providence, R. l. for moussene
De LANES; Fearing Hall agents. 10 Exchangep n. I.
Duncan & Cunnin. cham. Belleyile \. j. for elk en-
bFoidered shaws and table covers Richardson Wat
son. agents, ~ Exchange place, y. Y.
New York Mill. Oneida County, for "a best shlrtngs
Charles Carvil. agent. 81 Pine-st. n. Y.
BENZ Cozzens Providence r. l. for 2d best specimen
OF prints for beauty and execution Of design HuobeA
Thatcher & Greene. IS Exchange-place, agents.
Gregg Jones. Vancluse Factory, :. {. for superior
cotton Osnaburghs Franklin & Harris, 20 Exchange
pace, agents.
John y. Genin PA Broadway \. Y for the best silk
Hat.
n Nb,ehon.a I'D Ful,or AZ Brsoklyn for the best