Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-10
SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION or rHR
METROPOLITAN MECHANICS IEsTl.
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In yesterdays Star, we gave, as far as
practicable, the list Of deposits at the
Institute, from citizens of Washington.
To-day, We add the Georgetown and
Alexandria lists.
GEORGETOWN.
Che following quite extensive list Of
articles have been deposited by our
neighbors of Georgetown
MIR. J. E. Hughes, presents for Vim. e..
Harrison, of Virginia, barrel of -four
which the ladies say will bake we'll"
MeSsrs. L. O'Donnoghue & Son, q case
of beautiful fancy soaps, of almost every
variety and form. Mr.. S. II. Howell
deposits Bakers chocolate; tobacco from
Ferguson, Of Lynchburg; from house
in New York, iron safes; and from Phil
adelphia, essence of coffee Mr. John
kEliason, handsome harness leather; Mr..
John II. King, agricultural implements :;
W. Alber King, beehive MeSsrs. Army
& Shinn, mineral water Misses Cruik-
shank, two tides; Kate, wossted socks
in miniature Annie. sht. pin cushion ;
Master w. Mann, 9 years old, tidy ::
Miss Clera Meever, 10 years old, tidy :;
Miss Emily V. Paul, basket of paper
flowers; Mrs. Timothy O'Neal, four lace
curtains; Miss Marion TrunneIl, two
pillow cases worked with needles Miss
Laura Trunnell, preserved water melon
rind Miss Martha Lurnsden, worked
collar; Miss Lizzie r. Lurnsden, do. do. :;
Mrs. II. A. Wheeler, lace veil James
Vanderwerken, model of thread reel ::
Mrs. John Bogne, one frame of worsted
work Miss Anna Newton, embroidered
shirt; Miss M. O'Neil, paintings Mrs.
King, do; Mr.John Cruikshank, hand
worked collar, by an Indian; Mr.. VIM.
Kirkland, card of machinist's tools F.
Hopler, two blooms: Miss L. Baker,
shirt bosom and collar; Miss A. Barnes,
worked bureau cover and lamp mat
Mrs. q. Weaver, sleeves, collar, and
handkerchiefS; Miss Rebecca Weaver, sofa
pillow Mrs. Alexander Suter, cuffs and
collar; Miss A. Davidson, embroidered
handkerchief and collar; Mrs. NJ. Suter,
embroidered handkerchief; Miss F. G.
Murray, knit shawl Mrs. F. Murray,
tidy Misses M. A. Lumsden, Sally Reed,
and Mrs. F. Reed, each one fine collar
Miss Maggie G. Reed, one pair hose
Miss Sarah Magruder, pincuShion and
fomp mat; Miss Cstharine Magruder,
newby and moss; Miss Frances Creagh,
embroidered sleeves, needle work, &C.;
Miss L. Z. Slicer, tidy; Miss Ellen Wind
ham, do; Mrs. Henry Slicer, shoebag;
Mrs. John Marbury, two embroidered
handkerchiefs; Mrs. NJ. also presents for
Mrs. Howard, of Maryland, worked flow
ers; Miss Mary Glare, painting; Mrs.
Plckrell, set of mats; Miss L. Risque,
pair miniature locks; Mrs. Risque, en-
broidered shawl; Miss A. G. Pickrell,
It'd; Miss Mary Wise, worsted mat; Miss
Mary Birch, quilt; Mrs. e. Boucher,
frame worsted work; Miss L. Wollard,
bonnet; Miss NJ. Welsh, crochet work;
Miss Ida Welsh, tidy; Miss L. Welsh,
embroidered handkerchief and child s ap-
ron; Miss A. Welsh, tidy; Miss E. Frey,
silk quilt; Miss Y. Campton, worsted
work; Miss Susan Davidson, knit scarf:
Miss e. Dozier, embroidered cap and bot
tie of catsup; Mrs. A. Pickrell, embroid-
cred cap; Miss E. A. Winn, mats, &C.;
Miss Mary Cammack, lot of embroidery;
Miss NJ. A. Shoemaker, preserves; Miss
Mary Shoemaker, tidy and watch case:
Miss X. Kengler, jar of preserves; Miss
NJ. I. Kengler, embroidery; Miss Mary
A. Bmiss, embroidered skirt; Miss NJ. Z.
King, embroidered shoes; Miss Martha
A. King, embroidery; Miss A. j. Ram.
sey, pin cushion and mat; Miss Susan NJ.
Fry, basket artificial flowers; Mr. James
Baron, case of hat; Miss NJ. Pickens,
worsted work; Miss Mary Adams, soft
soap; Miss Martha Wbeatley, embroid-
cred slippers; Mrs. A. r. Ramsburg,
pickles; John j. McQuillan, coffin; Mss
V. Bucky, tidy and fascinators; Miss El-
len Thomas, embroidered slippers: Miss
Martha Parsons, embroidered slippers;
Mr.. John F. May, beautiful specimens of
furniture; Miss L. d. Murray, embroid-
cred chair; Mrs. NJ. A. Magruder, Miss
NJ. A. Magruder, and Mr. William Ma
gruder, each quilt; Miss NJ. A. Thomas,
two paintings; Miss E. Mitchell, two pill
lows; NJ. E., embroidered handkerchief:
Messrs. Ramsberg & Ebert, lot of skins;
w. E. Seymour, fine display of hats, caps.
&c; Miss j. Daley, bread; Mrs. E.
Moore and Miss E. Moore, each one paint