The New York herald., 1869-06-14
NATIONAL EXHIBITION AT NLw YORK.
Programme or the Thirty Eighth ANIMAL
Exhibition of the American InstitDfe-Is
promtneut Eeafures.

Programme or the Thirty.Eighth Annual
Exhibition of the American InstitDfe-Its
Prominent Features.
The American Institute will give an exposition Of
agricultural mechanical artistic and other produce
tons In the city OF New York, commencing the sth
OF September next The oncers of the Institute are
the following well known gentlemen
Presidsnt-Horace Greeley.
Vie Presidests-Dudey &. Gregory, Charles p. DAILY,
ERsco1dno secraary-oeorge Peyten
T,.nsp1sylSes,er a~aso1a,ssgl comsock. T. ''"An
1eaa e Slsysand h.a William sasr
s:, sss s.:sS
%aner sbSsr G. sm Thomas e eDvnos LYMAN
For this exhibition the large building known as
Third avenue, has been secured which will be open
for the reception OF goods on the LIST day OF Septem-
mpst e5 be directed M to he American institute ExS
btioR, Of John W. Chambers, Secretary, corner
OF Third avenue and Sixty third street, New York;
list Of contents must be given on the package, tho
freight and other charges on which must be prepaid
been made with all the prominent railway and
steamboat and express companies to severally re-
turn, freight ree an articles exhiolted tne ireignt
vded the same has not changed ownership and Is
returned before the 18th day Of November next On
address will be delivered and other interesting
monies take place, after which the names of the sue
President Of the Board OF Managers Will declare the
termination OF the exhibition.
one prominent and attractive feature OF the ex;
industry OF the United States and the arts auxiliary
thereto under the immediate direction OF the NATIONAL
Wool Growers Association which Is composed OF
distinguished agricultur5ts representing the various
State and county societies which foser the produce
ton OF wool IN conjunction with the National Asso
ciation OF Wool Manufacturers, which embraces
nearly an the leading establishments engaged In the
manufacture OF wooen goods tn TINS county, Inc
made OF characteristic products OF single indus-
try viii be supervised by the officers of the two or.
under the auspices OF the American Institute.
There to be seven principal departments I'm all,
each subdvided into numerous groups, as follows:-
/. department OF Fine Arts and Educatlon.-
Group !, paintings &C; 2 engravings, 6c.i pho-
tographs scripture; rS snaa,ns mIssai instruments
philosophical Instruments &c.
2. Department OF the Dwelling.-Group I, warm
carpets tapestry, Sc. 1, cabinet furniture g. table
furniture; G. ornaments for dwelling, billiards,
chess. &C.; Z, building accessories and permanent
attachments, as tiles, blinds. mantes, sc.
3. Department OF Dress and Handicraft. Group 1,
cation S snS ~ oSq r sn
or felt; a. hand implements used by ladies In manu-.
featuring dress 5, specimens q dentistry artificial
''lO q. Department of Chemistry and Mneralogy.-
Group l. soaps and toilet preparations; 2, acids,
assies Sc baInts ae dyesns ,ss Ss sample ,s u of
baking, &C. !, specimens Of natural stones used In
building.
s. Department OF Engines and Machinery.-Group
l. stationary engines; @ pumping machinery; B..
machinery tor working metals; same for working
in wood; B. same for preparing nbres and tissues; q
same Tor FEATHER india rubber, &C.; gearing, mill.
work and elements Of machinery for varying speed
or power.
u6. Department OF Intercommunicaton.- Group I,
locomotives, cars bridges, &C.; carriages, wagons,
sleighs harness, &C.; g. models OF vessels; T. teo.
graphs; 8, machinery for printing and engraving; g.
impements,for expeditlng trade; =, army apparatua
and articles for schools, Churches and public
works.
Il Department OF Agriculture and Horticulture
Group |, plants and flowers; q fruits, vegetables,
cereals roots and Seeds 9, food prepared on farm;
4, poughs, diggere, &c.I mowers, reapers &C; Q.
cotton, WOOL silk hair, feathers, down, horn, bone
and live animals, whenever the Board Of Managers
decide to admit them.