The native American., 1838-09-08
..... ELEVENTH ANNUAL FAIR
OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
lit JsiblO's Gardea, .VO. SIG,
BTOaSsVOy.


THIS celebration of American Industry and the Arts
u will be opened 10 vsers Monday, the 10th day
OF october next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ Articles intended
Tor competition for Premium must he delivered on Friday
or Saturday previous, viz; the I'm or Ism q October
Choice productions from every department of Industry
whether OF Agriculture, Manufactures or the Arts, as
wen all kinds Of Machines Models, &c, VIII be appro-
pirate Tor exhibition and competition for Premium.
provide The requisite accommodations Tor the grand
display which the notices already received decidedly
indicate, Nblo's entire Garden las been engaged EN-.
bracng part Of the promenade never before occupied
by the Institute with extra one hund ed feet in
length and twenty-five in width powerful steam en-
CINE viii be provided, which will afford continued
moving exhibition OF machinery. The beraity Of the
Pubic enabled the managers oil the last TWO iais 10 De,
stow IN Premiums, exclusive OF Diplomas, siTy G"d
Nedas and ico hundred and srty Silrer Medals, IN add
hon 10 other not inconsderable rewards in money.
Prompted by IA desire increase the interest awakened
IN az Ieuture, particularly III the culture 81 sk mum
her OF patriotic individuals have volunteered TO add 10 The
means OF The present managers III order 10 enable them
10 extend more lbeia al bonneS and promote among the
SILK Cuurs's OF ouI country fresh spiit OF emulation
Tins! andahle example hope the oplent and public
spirited who take interest IN other departments Of pro-
dnclve industry will follow by assocatlng and cohlr-
buting with similar gh-minded motives.
The enthusiasm with which former celebrations have
been hailed and the cheering influences already inspired
by the approaching notwithstanding all our severe
business calames,-conier ON them character and
value never before adequately appreciated By means OF
these Fairs necessity instead depressing invention
its unbounded resources.
Articles sold during the Fair cannot be delivered until
the close: and in order to enlarge the amount of sales
and bring TO abricatos and producers immediate benefits,
is particularly desired that description should
pany each arcle stating the price, by whom 'nanuiac-
ted, designating particularly the place where they may
be obtained The and objects Of each article il not
apparent should also be stated: such description will
facilitate the distribution OF printed catalogues early in
the first week of the Fair and will no doubt swell the
amount OF sales.
The public invited to attend this Anniversary Cee.
bration. Distinguished individuals, it is hoped, will be
present, counenancng and inspiring usual. Female
ecacy taste, and ingenuity have failed to impart
crownng effect; and trust they will the coming
occasion, more than ever command admiration.
Editors will obl:ge the Institute by giving the above
| one or more gratuitous insertions. ..
| Managers for the City of NeW York.
Thadeus B. Wakeman, George Bacon.
Adoniram Chandler, Joseph Titcomb,
Martin +. Thompson, Jared J.. Moore, ...
! Charles H. Hail. John d. Ward,
w p. Dssosway j. Van Morden,
John Sampson, Frederick Goodell,
| E. I. Backhouse H. M Graham,
l Timothy Dewey, J. Prescott Hall,
+. D. Plimpton, Joseph Cowden,
Baldwin Gardner, Edwin Williams,
James Hamilton H. Kelly
jeremiah johnson,
/ William J. Mullen, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Il James Cropsey,
l Jesse Buel, } .u
! c. N Dement,, 1A"y'
i Paracete Potter, n,,
Thomas W. Harvey, ious"AeePs'e' -
:. William Halsey,
/ James Miller, n,-
Stephen, Dod Ne"a'A' ~ -
\ A c. M. Pennington, -. ...
! Christopher Colt ! ry.c,
RI Melvin Copeland, Ai"''o'o' oo""
| William &. Gilman, ! MI. go
John Breed, 5 No'"'e"' oo'''