The native American., 1838-08-04
ELEVENTH ANNUAL FAIR
OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
lit .ViblO's Garden, .v0. 576,
BrONezsC0y.

HlS celebration OF American Industry and the Arts
1 viii be opened 10 yisiters Monday the 18th day
for competition for Premium be delivered on Friday
or Saturday previous viz the 18th 18th OF Oc tober
Choice productions from every department of Industry
whether of Agriculture, Manufactures or tba 10 -
wel all kinds Of Machines, Models &c. win be appro
pirate for exhibition and competition for Premium
10 provide the requisite accommodations for the grand
display which the notices already received decdedlv
indicate, Niblos entire Garden has been engaged EN-
bacns part OF the promenade, before occupied
by the Institute, with extra one bundled feet in
length and twenty-five in dth. powerful steam en-
gne will be provided which will afford continusa
moving exhibition OF machinery. The lberaity Of the
Public enabled the managers OF the last Two fairs to be-
STOW IN Premiums exclusive of Diplomas, siry God.
hc1ais and co hundred and srty Sce7 Medals in add-
non TO other not inconsiderable rewards in money
romPted by desire TO Increase the interest awakened
~ agriculture, particularly III the culture Of silk num-
oer o paotc individuals have volunteered TO add 10 the
means OF lhe present managers, in order to enable them
20 extend more liberal bounes, and promote among the
k Iuiturls's OF our country fresh spirit Of emulation
| ms iaudabe example we hope the opuent and public
spirited who take an interest il other departments Of pro-
duchye industry will follow by associatng and contr
ounng with similar high minded motives.
| Ihe enthusiasm with which former celebrations have
been hailed and the cheering Influences already
oy the approaching all our severe
business caiamles,--conler them character and
value never before adequately appreciated By means of
these Fairs necessity, instead Of depressing invention
ma mas Drought forth its mighty powers, and is developing
| It's unbounded resources. re
he ciose and ~ order to enlarge the amount Of sales
and bring 10 abrcatos and producer immediate BENEFITS
IT'S particularly desired that description should accom-
pany each artice stating the price by whom ,nanac
,nred designating particularly the place where thew NAV
be obtained The and objects of each article if not
apparent should also be stated such description will
iacate the distribution OF printed catalogues early IN
The first week Of the Fair, and will no doubt swell he
amount Of sales. 80
The public invited to attend this Anniversary CeIe
oratinn. Distinguished individuals it is hoped will be
nd
aecacy aste and ingenuity have failed 10 npart
croWnlng eftect and we trust they will on the coming
occasion, more than ever command admiration.
Editors will obige the Institute by giving the above
one or more gratuous insertions. .a
Managers for the city Of Ne,o York.
ihadens s. Wakeman, George Bacon,
Adoniram Chandler joseph Titcomb
mafun Z. lhompson Jared l.. Moore
GIarles H. Hall, John ID. Ward,
| W. +. DissosWay, ]. Van Morden
John Sampson, Frederick GoodeIl,
| .. 1. Backhouse, H. M Graham
! Timothy Dewey, J. Prescott Hail @ ss
| =. T. -; ~. fhmPton, Joseph Cowden,
| pd'win "a uardher Edwin Williams,
James Hamilton II. Kelly.
Jeremiah Johnson }
William J, Mullen, Brooklyn, N. Y
| James Cropsey, 4st ea5IS3 .a'
Jesse Bnei .a s1s
G. N Dement,, Albany.
| Paracete Potter
Thomas W. Harvey roughkeepsie-
| William Halsey,
! James Miller,
| Stephen bod, newark, N. ).
AC M. Pennington,
Christopher Colt
| Melvin Copeland, Hafuoid' conn.
William 9. Gilman ! N,r,,;.h 60
/ John Breed, : Norwich, Conn.
! GG- For further particulars address T. r. Wakeman
Or. Sec y, at the Repository Of the American Institute
ie' broadway, where specimens Of manufactures models
achnes &c are received free of EXPENSE and exhibited
ay; ne journal Of the American Institute is pub