The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-03

S psaes M me srfcirs enumerated We noticed ear,
ot swo o. canary BIRDS, and one OF Java spsrroxs
pickles, eatsurz season ma ami r1sr- 80 ls
hat We have not tbs power of descrIbiar
FABRICS TENT-We made AT l..., 49,. =.
forts 70 work our way throurh thia s.cnr;,., L :,
pu5 a. oi.en to the fact tha. the ladis.
bad setteu posse ssion of It at eayiy hon. arJ -
coming enchanted with the scores 81 ,ns 80 oe @
tces exhibitiop. soc med det- rrnined =, a
sert 1t. Per this we admire their saste a,.s .I, ~
we hsd 20 better employment IL sssn.. - = =. u y
we could easily Kill . week in ipspecfips tb ~
ful executions Of fairy fingers that line the r...
moDopstise the tables, and crowd the tent~s- 60. So
hroderJ, bedq1ilts crotchet work, &c. Such arteIs
however as could get q sight Of we viii No.,
mention, promising 70 make another effort 70 10.
tice all.
First then is silk bedquilt, of yaregased cols-.
hibited by VIM. r. Davis, and made by Miss Marv =
Bohannan at This quilt contains 400 roses, 200 hsxa
quired upwards of 40 0o0 stitches to complete il i,
issarnogn.ed By black sk fringe tipped with red
tor TO slee p under In a cold night
The nsxts 9 qnilt and splendid one at that made
BY Mrs. Elizabeth Mosby, of Matthews county. /,
is cornpo-ed of S5.9t5 pieces, and cannot have re-
quirtd less than as7. 900 ssitches to complete it
large and beautiful nsedle-work or tapestry pic.
tar.s Joseph before Pharoah," BY Miss Maid,
McAdan. of the St Joseph Academy of this CITY n
splendid gilt frame by L. Frsnck was ve ery altrsc.
tive. and drew forth unbounded admiration frou,
those who saw IT, The picture not only does great
most perfect
A chair, with s splendid bottom and back. erbro;S.
cred by Miss Margaret McAdaIn, Of Richmond. Was
also highly spoken of.
far robe, manufactured By Mrs. John H. Zim.
fact that the skins of which il was composed were
those OF domestic cats, and all of color, added
greatly to its novelty.
An embroidered chair bottom, with raised birds and
great taste ia this fair lady.
Various embroidered patterns from Mrs Wu. F.
RlCbmQnd. haDdHDuAly
exhibition.
A hexason guilt, containing great number of pie
ces composed of rich ColOrs, upon ths table but
unfortunately could not learn the pane of ts fail
maker as the card containing that Important fact had
been destroyed.
a smoking cap mos. ingepioasly contrived BIZ Ms,
Alice A. Rams, took our fancy very much.
silk bedquiit, By Miss Susan Archer, was yery
neat
The seamless shirt also attracted stsnion- but va
could not get the name OF the exhibitor.
Several chair covers, by Mrs Joseph r. Anderson
An embroid.red chair bottom, BY Mrs. Edward
Valentine, displayed nor only taste but ingenuity and
was highly apoken of.
A handsome white couutsrpane, BIZ Mrs E w s.
Taylor of Winchester received rnnsh praise
smoke cap. BY al c. Eskridse, was very tassly
gotten up.
highly spoken of by the ladies partic1 aly who are
the best judges of such work.
Cuts aud ottoman, by Miss A. C Gole-very hand
some.
A handsome quilt, by Mrs. Pollard. Very tasty
figure IN tapestry WORK, by Al Sd A. Z. l.. Chinn,
of the ST Joseph's Academy was extremely beauLi-
ful Indeed we do not know that ever saw any
thing of the same character that will compare with
i: in point of beauty and 6nish.
-Four chess bOsrds painted in water colors BY q
lady, were superb.
Tho "Ritch's Eye" Accelerated brand of manu-
factured tobacco by H. b. Dickinson, OF this city
was greatly admired by the lovers Of the w. cd ard
many were of tho opinion that it would take a pre-
CIium.
REGALIA- e. Mcdonald, of Richmond, exhibits
regala for nine different Orders. L. s Of the most
beautiful description displaying egant embroidery
wo7h aud richuess OF decoration that we bave
never seen exceiled.
Having gone thus far, we found It impossible to 20
farther, and must here end netIca Of the ond er.
ful sights under this tent until another time
It matter of fact worth noticing that notyyith.
standing the thousands and thousands of persons in
attendance at the Fair yesterday disorder of an
kind occurred to mar the general good cling which
seemed 10 exist.
To-day, f the weather eortianes good, the erowc
will no doubt increase; md Smiths Aruory Har,s
viii rs present, and win euliven ths occasion viii
their nslody, VIC viii add their programme for the
| day;
| I. Capt. Dimmock's Grand NJ arch. arsfulld
Georgia Stop Waltz. arranged by.......Smth
lilly Dale aud Kentucky Home,".. .GrafulId.
T. Salt Sulphur Spring Dollinse
PART II.
l. Grand Overture.
g. Frendahip Qnck STEP. .Grafulld
4. SoDg-"The Blossom and Polka,
Arranged by..............Smith.
PART III.
|. Cavstfna-"Casta Ia Diva" from Norma. Bellini-
Lone Star Quick Step, arranged by...... .Grafnd.
g. Henry Clay's March. .Grafud-
4 France | adore thee"-from the
Child Of the Regiment.
PART ".
l. MedIy Quick ssep,....................Gr .Grnfulld
2 Edinburg Waitzes, .Labit.ki
8 TIP Top Polka, .Dodsw orth
Finale" Old Folks at Home,"
Arranged dby............Smith.
At I20cIock, to- day. the blowing match and trial
Of ploug hs will take place, afr-r which the coma
tee the plowins match will distribute in preni
ums for the best blowing. the generous donation
SlOG made for that purpose by Madame Sontag
Tomorrow the reports of the judges win be read
hom the stand and the premiums distributed, list
of hch shall lat before readers in due time
This evening the society will meet Metropolitan
Hall 70 elect officers tor the ensuing year.