Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-31

cNtT Uluy De lllOSt NnluhDic ana INTERESTING
among their productions Let us firmly re-
solve that the American half of the Exhibit
ton shall not be inferior, ut least in Inven
tions aud the works of Utiliiy,to that assigned
to the choice aud rare Products of Foreign
Nations. Aud we trust that British America
will be solicited aud encouraged 10 fill a
large corner it tho Exhibition.
The following is the Circular of the Di-
rectors, to which they are anxious that the
widest publicity should be given;
Office of the Association for the Exbi-)
hilton of the Industry of MI Nations.
New YoRK, July II, 1852.
The Association fur tie exhibition of the
Industry of all Nations give notice that the
Exhibition will he opened, in the City of
Ncw-York July -, 1853.
The Municipal Authorities have granted
to them the Use of Reservoir-square, and
they are proceeding TO erect thereon build
ing worthy of the purpose to which il is TO
be devoted.
The Association desire to make the Exhi-
biion, in fact as we'll as in name, represent
taion form other countries as well as their
own, of Raw Materials and Produce, Manu-
factures, Machinery aud Fine Arts.
TO this end they have made arrangements
with CHARLES BUscHEK, Esq, late Commits
sioner of the Austrian Empire at the Indus
trial Exhibition in London, whose skill, ex-
perience and high character offer the most
satisfactory security 10 contributors from
abroad.
Mr.. Buschek is the authorized Agent Of
of the Association, for all countries other
than the Continent of America, aud as such
has received its Instructions.
All communications from contributors
abroad must br addressed TO him TT "The
Office Of the Exhibition of the Industry of
all Nations in New York;" No. g Charng
Cross, London, lie will state TO them the
nature Of the powers given and the authority
conferred, and will also explain the great
inducements offered by this enterprise to Eu-
rOpenn exhibitors.
This Association will correspond with all
persons in the United States, the Canadas
and British Provinces, the West Indies, and
the Continent generally, who may desire to
contribute TO tllis Exhibition.
All such communications must be address
ed TO THE SECRETARY OF THE ASSOCIATION
ron THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF
ALL NATIONS, NEw-YoRK."
The Association is now rendy TO receive
applications, aud il is desired that they he
sent in immediately. Due notice viii be
given, hereafter, wien the building will be
ready for the reception of articles.
Applications for tho admission of Objects
into tlIc Exhibition must represent lnteligibly
their nature and pnrposc,nnd must also state
distinctly the number OF square feet, whether
of wall, floor or counter, required
Machinery will be exhibited in Motion
the Motive Power to be furnished hy the
Associaiion--nn,l applications for the Adj
mission of Machinery, to I've exhibited, in
| addition TO the general description and the
| reqnisition for space, must he set forth the
amount of Power required.
The Association deem il proper TO an-
nolinco that Paintings from France will be
exhibited.
AS, Notwithstanding tho magnitude of the
proposed building, there must necessarily be
limitation of space, the Association reserves
the right to modify or reject applications, but,
in so doing, will be governed 10y strict i'm
partiality, looking only 10 the general objects
of the enterprise.
The Association also reserves the right of
determining the length of time, not to exceed
in any case one season, during which objects
shall, severally, form part of the Exhibition
Exhibitors are requested TO designate all
agent to whom their contributions shall be
delivered when Withdrawn from the exhibi.
ton.
Prizes for excellence in the various depart
menis OF the exhibition will bc awarded un.
= der the direction Of capable and eminent
/ persons.
With this statement the Directors solicit
the cooperation of the productive intellect
aud industry OF their own and other countries
THEoDoRE SEDGEwIcK, President.
WM. WnETTEN, Secretary.