STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. 



&quot; Machinists and assistants for the shops : and, 

 &quot; A practical and scientific manager for the garden and 

 orchard. 



&quot; The number of officers and assistants which will be 

 required, must depend upon contingencies : and of course 

 the committee do not pretend to state with precision, in their 

 estimate, the amount of their salaries and pay. 



&quot; The proceeds of the school and the farm may be expected 

 to increase for some years, and will materially depend on the 

 terms of tuition. The committee have assumed, as reasonable 

 data, that the number of pupils would average 200, and the 

 average produce of the farm amount to $4,000 per annum, 

 for the first four years. Upon the assumed data, then, the 

 estimate would exhibit the following result : 



Preliminary Expenses. 



Farm of 400 acres, at 330, ..... $12,000 



Farm buildings, 6,000 



School buildings, 25,000 



Library and Apparatus, 7,500 



Stock and implements, 3,150 



Shops and tools, 1,250 



Furniture for school, . . . . . . 1,150 



Incidental, 1,500 



Total preliminary expense, 



Annual Expense. 



Salaries of officers and teachers of the school, 

 do manager and labourers on farm, 



do machinists, 



do gardener, ...... 



Expense of boarding 200 pupils, at $1,50 per week, 

 Servants for the establishment, .... 



$57,550 



Estimated annual expense, 



The Annual Receipts are computed asfolloivs : 



.Board and tuition of 200 pupils, at $150 per annum, 

 Produce of farm, 



$23,400 

 $80,950 



$30,000 

 4.000 



