Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-09

VIZ HEREAS, at a meeting of tho Board Of Man
! w ayers, held on the 23d day of August, 1858,
among other matters it was deemed important that
| the public be more fully informed in regard to GER
tain regulations which had not been acted upon at
the time the Committee on Schedules printed their
large hand-bills. Therefore, for the information OF
all, We hereby report the following additional regu-
~lations, which do not appear in said schedule
LIST. The price Of Admission Tickets each rs cts.
3D. Fifty. cents 1.-TWO admission tickets) will be
charged for the admission of each carriage or other
/ vehicle, with the driver, drawn by not more than
two horses or mules. No person entering in a car
riage will thereby be exemptions purchasing a reg
ular admission ticket.
Sd. One or two horses, colts or mules, led, ridden,
or driven, within the enclosure, whether for exhi-
bition or not, with the person having the same in
charge, fifty cents, 1.-TWO tickets,) 125 cents will be
| charged for each additional animal in charge of the
same person.
4th. Any person, qchether a member of the society
or not, who will procure an admission ticket, may be
an exhibitor.
Written or printed instructions in regard to pass
ing through each gate, will be found posted up at
the same.
Arrangements have been made for the procure
ment of a good band of Music to %enliven the occa-
sion.
Dinner, and other Refreshments. on reasonable
terms, will be provided on the ground, jim tents or
stands for that purpose. The managers have provi
dsd several wells, in order that a plentiful supply of
good water may be had.
Hay and straw will be provided for animals on ex-
hibition, at the expense of the society.
There will be Oats on the ground at tavern prices.
A large number of seats, in an eligible position,
viii be provided, which may be procured for a small
pittance by those who may choose.
There will also be a tent for the especial accom-
mediation of the ladies'.
Any gentleman, therefore, may, under these &C
commodations and regulations, enter the enclosure
his oarr;or m and family and find pverv ROC eop
able comfort for man and beast, during tie exhibit
ton.
Invited guests are requested to report themselves
at the Presidents tent as early as shall be practi-
cable.
The general Superintendent, and the Superinten-
dents in each department of live stock, are requested
to meet the Committee of Arrangements On the Fair
Ground the day previous to the exhibition, at 2
O'clock, P. NJ, in order to arrange matters, the bet
ter to perfect the or organization.
All the Superintendent are requested to report
themselves at the Presidents tent on the morning of
the first day of the exhibition, at s o'clock. Upon
their punctual attendance will depend much of the
good order, or otherwise, that may characterize the
whole proceedings.
All the Judges, it is hoped, will punctually report
themselves at the Presidents tent at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, also, on the first day.
Each Board of Judges is requested to fill any va
cancy in their number. They will each report their
award of premiums to the Secretary of the Society,
at the Presidents tent, between ! and 2 o'clock, P.
NJ, of the second day, except those in regard to
horses and mules, which may be made at any time
previous to the reading of the general report Of pre-
miums.
The following is a list of the Board of Superin-
tendents;
General Superintendent William Spader.
superintendent Of Horses and Mules, entrance to
track-John N. Conoeer. 'S
Superintendent of Track, and exit therefrom-
James A. Perrine.
Superintendent of Cattle observation-disclosures
Thompson.
superintendent of Sheep and Swine-T. Fornsau