Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-11
NEW ApVRRTIsEMENTs.
E GHTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
81 EOF-
The u s. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
NEAR CINC1NrAr1, OHIO,
From September 12 to the Goth.
PREMIUM LIST, $4,000.
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PREMIUM LIST, $4,000.
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FIRST DAY-WEDNEspAY. SEPT. u.


FIRST DAY-wEDNEsDAY, SEPT. u.
S Tssn TE5iSSp P4ass62 XII s Pe%pggfsfd a. g
in behalf Of the citizens Of Cincinnati, will form
's saS qRqfE ss m the OF
clusion OF the ceremony the Presidents flag will be
e Snt n Z: @ sh1 as
grand opening csyslcade o. all the horses ON the
ground In harness, under the saddle or led
AFTERNOON. Of Heavy Draft Stsllions.
SECOND pAY-THURsDAY, SEPT. Is.
MoRHrSe-stallions for all work, in regular order.
Worki' Oxen, Steers and Drivers.
AFTERNooN Heavy Draught Mares Imported
and Native Alderney Cattle by classes
THIRD DAY-FRIDAY, SEPT. H.
MoRN1se -Carriage or Buggy Horses SINGLE in
AFTERNooH.- Mares for all work, OF general util-
ity, by classes Imported and Native Hereford Cat
tie, by classes
FOURTH DAY-sATURDAY, SEPT. is.
MoRNEe- Ponies and Horsemanship, by classes
Imported and Native Ayrshire Cattle, by classes.
AFTERNOON. Saddle horses trOtters and PAGERS
or racers. by classes Hereford herds Alderncy or
Jersey herds, Ayrshire herds.
FIFTH DAY-MoNDAY, SEPT. II.
MoRN1Ne.-wagon Horses and Teams Practical
AFTERNOON. Thorough. bred Mares and Fillies,
BY CLASSES CSrTags % Horses 5 & in EaiTs Practical ia.
committee.
SIXTH DAY-TUEsDAY, SEPT. is.
MonN1Ns Thorough bred Stations, by glasses.
Milk Cows by classes. Practical tests of Thrash
ing Machines, Of four-horse power or over, before
the committee, for the Grand Gold Medal of Honor.
The horticultural and PomoIOgicGl Departments 'vR
be HroI0n open for inspection!
r AFTERNOON. Morgan and Black Hawk Stations
Imported and Native Durham Cattle, by classes
Durham Herds.
SEVENTH DAY-wEDNEsDAY, SEPT 10.
MISUNDERSTANDING Mares, by classes, Fat Cat;
Ala hv fnats Of SfntfnnarV
Portable Sttam Engines. .
AFTERNooN.- .-Tr0tting Geldings. Imported and
aud native Cattle, finest animals. Herds of fat Cat
tle Herds of Cows or Heifers.
EIGHTH DAY-THURsDAY, SEPT. 20.
MORNING. e.-Processions of Premium Horses and
oat1le & yaGss IN @pG Spd Haobnes A"u
AFTERNOON --Trotting Stallious, competing for the
premium Of sloO and the citizens purse of $500,
DETAILED ANNOUNCEMENT
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 augmentng the value of several premiums by
CITIZENS PURSES.
THE PRESIDENT AND EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEE of the United States Agricultural Society will
have the exclusive control and supervision the Ex
hibiton, and can be found at the Presidents Tent
which will be designated by blue flag, inscribed
THE TREASURER, Hon. B. D. French, will re-
ceiye ali monies at his Office at the main entrance,
and pay all bills countersigned by the President the
Secretary and another Member, of the Executive
COMMITTEES. No bill will be audited which was not
authorized, in writing, by th- Executive COMMITTEES
B4 No Superintendent or other officer has the right
TO contract any debts for the Society without written
authority of the Executive Committee.
THE SECRETARY will act as General Snperin-
fenet in carrying out the directions of the Execu-
tive Committee, and will be found at his office, de-
signated by blue flag, with stars. He will receive
lation to the management of the Exhibition. En-
tries can be received at the Burnet House up to
Tuesday afternoon, September IL. 70
ADMITTANCE.."" E..""...,.".p.".-a"""9S CENTS.
No season or family tickets sold and no checks
given at the gates Admission to the stand, twenty
fVe couts During the first week Of the Exhibition,
carriages will be admitted on payment Of one dollar
each, in addition to the payment of twenty five
cents for each person, p.0Vtded, that they do not
pass in or out when horses are on the track
/ HENRY WAGER, President.
Ben PERIEY PooRE, Secretary. sel0-c