The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-10-26

~ " ~ on ne spAe1uue Fair Grounds near the city
ss.h and sosh days Of 0etessr ss. 1's"' ''n ssn.
The oiaicers of the United states Arricu,tura, N
e. :. v .ss s %
feet for the day Ths 10 ths
noon. At three O'Clock, for the Of husi
ness " JUST
aussrs Ard prIsoArIs will please report them.
their TICKETS q admssion. On entering tie grounds
they will hnd the Con mttee Of Reception NJ M :
iIesiaeht enee whore there will be Register Tor
quarters At Rehmcnd. "1 '''o'i
MrMsaks on rHa PRIss viii obtain tgcksts and "a.
N s'"As'' w
TaE4s usps will be in charge Of Col. Chas. Dim.
VINO VIII appoint sufficient number OF Aseisfanf
arshais Tor the enforcement Of the Regulations Of
sne Sosiet' IA Superintendent with assistants II
necessary ior each Department;and such ether OF.
ncers as may be required to enforce order ana TO
punctun.ty cary out the programme OF each dav -
i sscn 'mcsr Will wear badge. dspoting his posi-
IHE JupeEssrer requested to report themselves a,
the Emu me-" where they viii and their tickets
register their names at the Preaidents Msrnnee.
~nsfe tney wall meet. each msrnins curing the TX.
nlp s, =. naiipass eight oclock Vacancies will
70 ntlel ov Tue executive Committee, who will en-.
oeAvor 70 have each committee composed of gentle
men en- rom different sections Of the Union.
~ DvoAs OF Eptiles VIII be delivered to the
Judges pydhe Secretary, on the moi ming Of the day
on which the awards are to DO made it'll the ribbons
which ere denote thepremiums viz: LIST Prem UNI.
IRE ,1 r1tooa I'd Premium, Red ribbon Sd Premium,
Whtte rt6ton; Commentator, Green ribbon. Ami.
Balso articles thong worthy Of 'commepdation',
VIII be reported TO the Executive Committee, who
Premiums in such cases
Noperson Who'll an exhibitor. can act as Jndas
examination Of the judges il any person interferes
with them, by letter otherwise he viii be excls-
ded from the cempetiuon But exhibitors, when
requested are expected to make verbal or written
statements concerning their contributions.
no animal or Tsicie not entered upon the books
given them, will be examined by the Judges aud
they viii return those books to the Secretary with
their awards In writing signed by their chairman.
not Satisfied to the regularity of the entries in
their respective CLASSES tbeT will apply to the Sec.
rotary for information and should there still be any
doubt, after examination, Or If any animal arti-
Gle is OF such character as not TO be entitled 10
hioiton In competition they will report the facts 70
the Secretary fer the consideration OF the Executive
Committee, that such course may be adopted as the
case may require
As enc grsa. object of the Society il to collect VAL
liable Information upon the subject matter of the
Exhibition the several committees are requested to
ia their classes ard to make their reports as full az
time and circumstances mil psrnaat
When there Is button exhibitor, although he may
show several animals in the same class and order,
only one premium will be awarded that to be first
or otherwise the merits of the animal mar be adj.
judged; and when the animal 10 not deemed worthy
OF premium, the Judges will, at their discretion.
withhold It An ANNA! entered for exhibition in
one cass cannot compete for premium in any other,
unless regularly entered in each class on the frst
day of the exhibition.
Regard will be had to the purity of blood, az %.
tablished by pedigree, symmetry size and general
characteristics OF the several breeds Of animals:
and the Judges will make proper allowance for age
feeding and other circumstances. Theyare expressly
required not to 0tce encouragement to orefed ANNA
Ia the breeding classes.
The SUperintendents Of the different Depa r,ment,
viii render every possible facility to the Judges in
the discharge of their duties but DO displays OF
horses or cattle, not on the programme, are to be
made without the approval of the Chief Marshal
and General Superintendent
Exhibitors must make separate entries of each
animal end article, "a ing the required entry fees
without xceptiou;) and receiving card det ignl-
ting the DepGrtment the Class. ana the nnn,ber of
Or article entered or nailed near it for the inform
ton of the Judges
office in Richmond The stalls, pens and tables will
be allotted in the order OF application. No animal
or article exhibited can be removed from The
written permission from the Executive Committee.
after having paid all charges; end any premium
awarded will be considered forfeited if The animal OF
article TO which 1T was gwen is removed without
his permission IN writing.
Evers animal and article entered must be placed
hibition. The exhibition of the stock in the rings
ld Oh the track will take place precisely at the
tme speSifed and animals not prepared ct the pro
Per tine apd place, may at the discretion OF the
Judges, be ruled out of competition.
Exhibitors must see 10 the delivery of their con.
tri utiors upon the show grounds; and the Soce-
ties caDnvt. III any cas- make provision tor their
transportation or be subect.d toany there
n, either in their delivery at. return from the
grounds; but az the expenses connected Herewith
must as heretofore. be provided for by the exhibit
tors
The officers of the exhibition will take every Doe
Iibls prrCaution for the safe keeping of stock &c
IN exhibition. sfer its arrival and arrange ment o.
IN the grounds but will not be responsible FIR any
lamage that may occur: hey desire exhibitors to
hair a I'll.
md at the closs Of thu Fair TO attend to their reo
'sl.
ound and perfect. The judges will decide what
ests of speed strength aud dociity various Classes
INST be- submitted to. u racing is prohibited
Exhibitors of torou0A-breds st OK will be reauired
furnish detailed petisrees OF the aauas 70 be ex
ibited In writing At he time Of mskingthe entrie-
ne & m , ia Al Of Geaigree of
Turf Register; flT Cattle. the Englh and American
Herd Books Entries must specify the ex hibitor's
,ame and post office address. and 'hs age Ct he sn
mai offered No animal to be entered in the nam of
ny other than the bona fde owner. either By him.
elf or nus sgens. Should Ii be proven at any de-
eption hos been wilf!ily prsctsed in making en-
ries, the Executive Committee will wi,hhold the
'aynent CT pre- NUNS awai ded upon such rsprrsen-
atoms
Applicants for premiums on Farm Crops will re
member that the land from which the crop ior D. g.
NUNS Is ciaiued Ill ust be in one piece and must
,e measured by a competent surveyor, whose affi-
iavit must accompany The statement. The appli-
ant u ust state in writing, the location of the land
md the kiud and condition Of The soil; what was
he previous crop, IT any and how that was ma.
iured; the quantity and kind of seed, the time and
manner OF sowing, harvesting, and preparing the
Top for market; the actual yield (the statute bush
J in grain crops to be used) This statement must
re sworn to before a magistrate and q fair average
ample OF the crop must be exhibited.
Applicants for pren-ium on Fruit Trees must
ate in writing the location of their orcha d. and
he kind and condition of the soil; the age, number
md varieties OF their treea; the amount of fruit
last year. (estimated) and this year, BY
4 SlS am lnr .foEa H.
before magistrate. and fair average sample of
he fruit. wnen practicable must be exhibited
the must
Vel ies the hind and condition the SOIL the man.
Ter Of CIVILIZATIONS the age and number of tees ex.
libited. aud the retail prices asked for them This
must be sworn to before a uaQistrate
Fruits and Flowers must TO arranged en- tbs ia
Hes by nine oclsck on Tuesday morning All fruit
Nd flowers Uner' In competition, must have been
grown by the exhibitor, aud The Judges will with.
nod premiums where they not merited Fruit
md flowers once placed on the tables under the
control OF the Judges and cannot be removed until
he close of the Exhibition, without their perujs
ZION. given t. the Superintendent of the Depart
nent In which they are exhibited.
1t is EXPECTED that Domestic Productions and Do
nestle Manufactures are bona tide household contri.
buttons, and not from any Ia tory or store. Any
IOn, will be received and reported upon, but no Ex-
aibtors Ticket will be given to exhibitors of arti.
lies under two dollars in value.
Exhibitors Of Implements and Machinery will
make all necessary arrangements for test tri4ls,
when practicable. Medals awar dea to machines or
implements tried or tested, will have the fact Ell.
srayed on them, the United srates Society having
TWO years since declared THAT for the awards up
on the comparative excellence Vt competing ma
chimes. to be OF real practical benefit to manufac.
.urers and more especially to farmers themselves,
they should be made only upon the results obtained
by thorough workipg-trial of the same"
In no case VIII pi emium be granted to an nipple
ment on exhibition If it be not worthy of such dis
JUNCTION although it may not have competitors: and
in all cases the preference shall be given to those
which perform thoir proposed labor with the great.
est reference 10 co nomy.
The object of exhibitions and trials being to show
the working qualities. and not the ornamental az
psaranss Of machines It Is desirable aud expected
ina. the competing article shall not be of better
quality than the ave. age stock sale a. the
house, and If manufacturers desire to exhibit great
excellence OF workmanship and adornment ia their
pemr nts, they are likewise requested TO ent-r
que Of average excellence, with the price Of the
same attached.
Each exhibitor Should prepare. in writing ar
print condense and lucid statement Of the supe-
riority claimed BY him for his implement over 9th.
srs of q similar nature, which should be gwen to
the chairman of the jury Of awards in hs Class,