New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-09
From the Rochester American
New-Yorh State Agricultural Society,


The Secretary's office will be open at the
Far Grounds. from and after the first day II Sep
iomoer. for the transaction OF business.
Exhibitors are notified that all animals and ar'i-
Giles for exhibition should be entered on the secrc-
iary's books or before Tuesday the 10th Of Sep
TENDER The fee Of membership one dollar must
be raid 10 the Treasurer before the time OF entry
Exhibitors viii greatly facilitate and oolige the ON
GERS by transmitting their fee and copy OF their en-
ty several days before the FAIR by letter OF other
wise.
Exhibitors are requested 70 record with their entry
the name of the owner OF each anlmal-the name OF
the breeder helr residence with the age and weight
Of each animal, as far as practicable.
All persons having charge of any animal or article
exhibition VIII first call a, the business Office near
the north gae-pay the fee.oi membership Oh
receive the Socieys badge, and the ticket 20 be at
tsched 10 the animal or article. lie will then pass
into the grounds by the southern Forage Gate"
present The animal or articles to ,he Supernende nj
having charge Of the department IN which his article
Is classed, when place VIII be designated tor It's
exhibition.
No person will be permitted to occupy any posi-
ton for exhibition other than shall be designated by
the Superintendent OF the several departments.
All animals except horses and articles FOR exhibit
ton, must be brought within the enclosure az early
as noon of Tuesday the 10th September for arrange
ment. Horses will be received early on "Wednesday
morning, and before o'clock 4. NJ, OF that day.
Forage VIII be supplied at the expense OF the So
ciey 10 all animals entered for exhibition. Mr..
Ransom Miller, as Forage Master, will attend 10
the proper distribution.
WEDNESDAY, l,th OF September The Judges
Will assemble punctually al III o'clock AN IN the
Speakers Tent, when the Committee will be organ
ned, ana books OF entries and instructions delivered
TO each Committee The Judges will then enter
upOn their several duties, attended BY the Supeun-
tenceni of the departments.
Members and guests of the Society only are al
mn,od 10 the FAIR grounds during the examination
by the Judges.
Invited guests, delegates from other States. and
County Societies other Associations, are request
ed 10 present themselves at The Secretarys office on
arrival
THURSDAY, 18th Sept-The grounds will be
open this day 10 the Public. Tickets for Admission.
70. cents, will be obtained at the Ticket-oifce
the entrance gate Members will obtain their
badges ard tickets from the Treasurer at the bust
ness office. Members are admitted at all times
during the Fair.
strangers of distinction invited by the Society.
VIII be conducted to the grounds for the inspection
OF The exhibition.
FRIDAY, IQlh Sfpt.-The Fair grounds continue
oren to the Public this day. The Flowing match
VIII be held this day, on the farm OF Judge Buel.
TIE Plowmen will take then stations at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ The Premium animals Will be paraded and
conducted around the grounds al II O'Clock, A. NJ.
At O'Clock, L. VI the Annual Address before the
Society viii be delivered by the Hon. s. A. Doug
lass of Illinois, at the close of which the successful
competitors at this exhibition Will be declared.
The members of the Executive Committee viii be
designated by by the Scarlet RoSetieS win rem
cant Medal.
Members OF the City Committee Will be designa.
ted By 4 Golden star.
Members of the Society will wear orange colored
Badges.
Invited guests will be designated by Scarlet Ro-
soties.
The Presidents aids will wear Silver Stars.
The Cereal Superintendonts Of the ground viii
be known by a White Rosette with n Red Center
All persons intending to visit the Fair Grounds in
carriages Will be careful 10 procure their tickets OF
admission before they approach the entrance gates
No carriages can be permitted to stand on any part
Of the Far Grounds Coachmen VIII DO Cautious I'd
comply strictly with these rules.
The gates OF the Fair Grounds will be open to INC
public on Thursday and Friday at O'clock A. M,
and will be closed at 8 O'Clock =. NJ The public are
requested to withdraw from the grounds when the
evening bell Is sounded at half pat FIVE T. VI, as
is essential to the comfort and convenience of all
who attend the FAIR that persons IN attendance may
feed and water the stock and reaTrangc the grounds
By order Of the President, J. p F0GG,
Acting Secretary.