Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
EIGHTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
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THE Us. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
NEAR CINCINNATI, OHIO,
From September ~ TO the Goth.
PREMIUM LIST, $4,000.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PREMIUM LIST, $4,000.
Programme.
FIRST pAY-wEDNEsDAY, SEPT. I2.

FIRST DAY-wEDNEsDAY SEPT. 70.
THE Exhibition will bo inaugurated
al 10 O'Clock, when Professor FREEMAN q, GARY,
in behalf Of the citizens Of Cincinnati, will form
n.y. PLACE the groqnd;, pndeE stasv the control & Of the
cluson Of the ceremony the Presidents nag Will be
hOsted which will be the signal M f2E the machinery
grand opening cayalcsde Of all The horses on the
AFTERNooN.-C Glasses Of Heavy Draft stallions.
SECOND DAY-THURsDAY, SEPT. 10.
MORNING. Stations for all work, in regular order.
Working Oxen, Steers and Drivers,
ATTERNooN; Heavy Draught Mares. Imported
aud Native Alderney Cattle by classes.
THIRD DAY-FRIDAY, SEPT. Il.
MoRNINd.- Carriage or, Buggy Horses, single, in
AFTERNOON Mares for all work, or general util-
rs, by classes. Imported and Native Hereford Cat
tie, by classes. Ibid. ..tt
FOURTH DAY-SATURDAY, SEPT. Is.
MoRNIYe.-,Penies and Horsemanship, by classes.
AFTERNOON. Saddle horses, tretters and PAGERS
or racers, by classes. Hereford herds, Aderney or
Jersey herds, Ay rshire herds.
- FIFTH DAY-MoNDAY, SEPT. IT,
"a MORNING Wagon Horses and Teams Practical
test Of Steam Sawmills before the committee.
AFTERNOON Thorough bred Mares and Fillies,
S s % Steam Sgsr ana Corn I'm @ bdrS tSd
committee.
SIXTH DAY-TUEsDAY, SEPT. IS.
MoRN1Ne Thorough bred Stations, by classes.
Milk Cows, by classes. Practical tests of THRASH
ing Machines, Of four-hnrs power over, before
the committee, for the Grand Gold Medal OF Honor.
The Horticultural and Pomological Departments ,riH
be throton open for fnspechonl
FTERNooN.-Morean and Black Hawk stations.
Imported and Native Durham Cattle, by classes.
Durham Herds
SEVENTH DAY-wEDNEsDAY, SEPT. 10.
Misunderstanding Mares, by classes Fat Cat
classes, Practical
ATTTRNooN. N.-Trotting Geldings. Imported and
Native Devons, by classes Herds Of finest foreign
and native Cattle, finest animals Herds of fat Cat
tic. Herds Of Cows or Heifers.
EIGHTH DAY-THURsDAY, SEPT. 20.
MQnNINo, ,-Processlons of Premium Horses and
Cattle Jacks, Jennets and Mules, by classes. Award
of premiums on implements and Machines.
AFTERNOON :-Trottng Stations, competing for the
premium of 500 and the citizens purse of $500,
making $500. .-.
DETAILED ANNOUNCEMENT I'D
ofthe programme for each day, will be furnished
every evening at nine O'clock to the reporters of the
Cincinnati morning papers Notice will be given Of
for augmenting the value Of several premiums by
CITIZENS PURSES.
THEPRESIDENT AND EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEE ofthe United States Agricultural Society will
hibition, and can be found at the Presidents Tent
which will be designated by blue nag, inscribed
THE TREASURER, Hon. B. B. French, will re-.
ceiye all monies at his office, at the main entrance,
and pay all bills counersigned by the President the
| Secretary and another Member of the Executive
Committee. No bill will be audited which was not
authorized, in writing, by the Executive Committee
HS No Superintendent or other officer has the right
contract any debts for the Society," without written
| authority of the Executive Committee,
| THE SECRETARY will act as General Superin-
feHdeTt in carrying ont the directions of the Execu-
tive Committee, and will be found at his Office de-
Bignated by blue flag, with stars. he will receive
entries, and be prepared to give information in
| laton to the management OF the Exhibition. En-
| tries can be received at the Burnet House up to
/ Tuesday afternoon, September IL.
ADNIITTANCE............ ................n.......25 CENTS.
No season or family tickets sold, and no checks
given at the gates. Admission to the stand twenty
ive cents During the first week of the Exhibition,
carriages will be admitted on payment of dollar
| each, in addition TO the payment of twenty five
cents for each person, provided, that they do not
! pass in or out when horses are on the track.
/ .-. HENRY WAGER, President.
BEN PERLEY PooRE, Secretary selO-c