Litchfield enquirer., 1856-09-18
Conn. sfate Agricultural s0cIety.
 H .THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION.
 j .MA&@ --Ar- &AA NEW HAVEN, October 7th. sth. 9th and 10th, 1856 N PREMIUMS OFFERED EXCEED s7 o9o,

yHyHE GROUNDS. comprising more than 90 Acres, IL on Grand street, about one mile east of Rail- road Station are tD be enclosed. @sx -
 A GENERAL EXHIBITION of the MANCFAC- TURES of the State will be made and suitable tents and creations provided. 9 - sss s~ es .ssz E A HALL, one hnndrcd feet long, with Steam Power attached for the exhibition of Machinery is provided. Persons designing to exhibit macbiners requested to give early notice of their intstlc
 All entries of Articles and Stock, for exhibition, must be made the books of the Corresponding Secretary, HEsRy A. DYEe,) et New Haven, on or before MONDAY, Oct 9th. and the articles and stock must be on the ground and entered in the Judges book before'g o'clock A. M. on TUESDAY, Oct 7th, with accompanying statements as required in the premium lists.
 The Executive Committee will meet at the office of the Society in the State House New Haven On MONDAY, at clock P. M., Oct 6th and the Judges are requested to report themselves to the Secretary previous to that tme that vacancies may be filled Monday will fIe devoted to the arrangement of Ar ticies and Stock for Exhibition
 On TUESDAY the 7th. at o'clock A. M. the Judges will enter upon their examinations, and all persons are strictly prohibited from intrudng upon the Judges or being present at their examinations and deliber ations except those who have ,hryc of the articles The Grounds will open on Tuesday to the members of the Society, at 9 o'clock A. M- Members will be furnished with a Badge and Fly. Tickets, labelled Admit Member which will afford i've admissions on presenting the badge and delivering up 2 ticket for each person admitted. V be open to the pubiic and continue open three days Life Membership. SIS; Fee for Annual Me1alcrsIiip. $1: Single Tickets of Admission 25 cents which may be obtained of the Clerks in the office at the entrance of the grounds. Admission of Carriages with two Horses, Sl Carriages witt, one Horse 50 cents each, with ticket for each person contained in the carriage. .S ss
 TRIAL OF WORKING OXEN Will take place on Wednesday, at o'clock ?. NJ, with loaded carts, on the ground # i np adn xha
 D @ EXHIBITION OF HORSES
 Will commence at 10 o'clock, A. M and continue through Thursday in the order of the premium lists fine Half Mile track is prepared for the Exhibition Seats will be provided at charge of 2g cents each
 Thursday Morning. at 10 o'clock The
 FLOWING MATCH
 Will take place within the enclosed grounds. The land will be prepared, and the teams having been duly entered, must be promptly an the ground
 On Friday. at Il o'clock, A. M Hon THOMAS B. BUTLER will deliver the s,t+ &4ft .T1s $ ANNUAL ADDRESS, In the Tent within the Ground. where seats y,;il be prepared for invited guests and ladies' Atis Con. clusion the Report of the Judges will be read and the Premiums, as awarded announced: after which It Is that persons having articles of any de- scriptlon on exhibition, will take charge of thcln
 Eg Arrangements have been made with the Rail- roads throughout the State for transporting Articles and Stock for Exhibition FREE OF CHARGE.
 CHARLES ROBINSON. Esq, Chief Marshal.
 SUPERINTENDENTS.
 Glass 1~- HENRY Ss.Iru. Cattle.
 !. 2-E. E. HALL, Horses.
 3-E. B. MuSsoN, Sheep, Swine and Poultry.
 4.-G l. GnnERT, Flowing Implements and 5.-CALEB MIX, Dairy Produce.
 |" 6.-E. H. Blsnor, Domestic Manufactures. i " 7.-cnAs. " ALLEN, other American Goods and r Miscellaneous.
 s.-Major MouLrHRor. Fine Arts
 9.-SiLas l. BALDWIN, Horticultural.