The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-14
CLASS XXX.

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CLASS ky.
HaydtcGre DC
MI We. Ready, frst-ciass diploma for case Of
superb locks. a.
MI. YIN, w. snead, az.-class diploma for a case
Mr. II. r. Burger, frstclaas diploma for specimens
of city made ssws y
Messrs. Anderson & Delaney, frst-ciass diploma
for connecting rod and two ecsenfrcs mado at the
Iredegar Works for government steam propel-
CLASS xxxI
Brass HoYk, Sc
Mr.. Joseph A Arnold. silver medal for brass
brass steam chest cover made In his establishment
in Richmond
perior stopcocks
Nj. p. ". Aleer hrstclass diploma for two brass
torches ~
Springfield Tool Company. frst-elass diploma for
mond. - =
Mr.. Joseph A. Arnold first class diploma for small
copper kettle made of two cents.
CLASS xxxiI
Carpenters and Turner'S Work, &C.
Mr. VIM. F. Sims, 6rst-class diploma for posts
and bannistera
CLASS xxxuI
Intentions, Mil Machinery, Sc.
Messrs Robinson Gary, frst-class diploma for
-four barr els.
ratts patent oiing and cleaning apparatus for car
rage and wagon wheels.
CLASS xxxIv.
Agricultural implements, DC.
Messrs. Goo. Watt g. Co., tirst-class diploma for
one OF their fne plows. -
Nr. Hiram III. Smith, frstclass diploma for cul-
tivator and cutting box.
CLASS xxxv.
Pad Locks, Scales. &C.
Mrs Roper, st-class diploma, for seffastenng
lock, admirably adapted to mailbag purposes.
CLASS xxxvL
Iron and Brass Casting, Railroad Machinery, &c.
MIR. James Branch, 6rst-class diploma for a brass
tiger.
Messrs. Morris Tanner first. class diploma for
one card Of superior railroad spikes.
MIR. James d. Browne, silver medal for one see-
six pieces of ornamental railing of superior wor'
manship.
CLASS xxxvII .-
Machinery, not in other classes.
J. H. Grafton, a youth l silver pencii Ct .se. fo
the model OF street-paving rammer, inve1 ted ant
made by himself ,-N
j. d. Hammersley & Co., frst-class dig ,loma. fo
Ruggles' celebrated card press
G. W. Keen. trstclass diploma for Wheeler {
Wilson's sewing machine
Knowles g. Walford, frst-class dipI,ma for Her
rings safe, iron marbled maltle.p5ece and tbros
table tops, all of fine quality.
CLASS xxx. ....
Philosophical and Mathematical A pparntus Sr
- Otis, frst-class diploma for model lightning
rod
H. Gray, frst-class diploma for steam Rauee
Thos. j. Horner, Jr., trst-class diploma for mile
clock carriages.
CLASS XL.
Dentistry &c. .-
JOS Woodward. frstclass diploma for set of up.
per teeth.
John Mcconnell, first-class diploma for set of up.
per teeth.
CLASS Kill -s-1
Cans, &c. f-.--
James Walsh, frst-class diploma for guns and
pistols. -
CLASS XIII.
Fine Arts
Master E. Y. Valentine, silver medal for his
bust of Apollo Bevidere.
Chevautner, frst-class diploma for his bust Of
John T. Rogers ....
Miss Belvin gold thimble for her oil paintings
Miss Lyon, pearl card case for her painting
Mrs Sherrard, pearl card case for her paintings
slble, secondciass diploma for pencil drawing
of dog.
b. H. Smith, hrst-class diploma for landscape
painting.
w. L. Sheppard, secondclass diploma for an oil
w. B. Myers, frst-class diploma for drawings and
paintings.
John A. Callao, silver medal for collection Of
handsome paintings. -
VIM. Percival frstclass diploma for arehite.tu
Henry Exan secondclass diploma for architect
ural drawings.
Miss Z. V. Smith, gold pencil for oil paintings
and crayon drawings.
G. Persico, frst-cass diploma for a fancy head
crayon 10y
Miss McMurdo gold pencil for two crayon heads.
John Toole honorable mention for painting of
child and dog
H. w Fry, Jr, honorable mention for monoero
matte drawings
Miss Holcombo, honorable mention for oil paint
ings.
G. W. Fitzwilson, second.class diploma for por
trait
CLASS XLIII.
DdguerTeotypes &c
j. ii. Whitehurst, first class diploma, for daguer
reotyPes, eolored photographs &c.
NJ. p. Simons second-class diploma for dacuer-
reotypes, photographs, &c.
CLASS Xiv.
Printing, Engraving and Penmanship.
j. ID. Hammersly e. Co, hrst-class diploma for
are of the highest degree of excellence
McFarlane & Ferguson, frst-class diploma for
brand prints of the highest excellence the combi-
nation of colors being superior.
CLASS XIV.
BOokbinding DC
]. w. Randolph, silver medal for superbly
bound blank book, the work all done in this city.
A. Morris, frst-cass diploma for a ledger and
journal made in his establishment.
CLASSES xLyI AND XLyII.
Sign Painting, Grainin9 and Gilling
Mr.. r. W. Allen, frstclass diploma, for fancy
slat sign.
MI VIM. Near, first-class diploma, for specimens
of graining.
Mr.. J. V. sandberg irst-class diploma, for gilt
frames.
CLASS xLvIII
Musical Instruments
Vim. Knabe & Co, Of Baltimore first class diplo-
ma, for splendid piano made and exhibited by
them. CLASS l..
Marble Hork.
John T. Rogers, first class diploma for taste and
skill displayed in specimens of marble work on ex
hbition. CLASS ill.,
Flour &c.
Messrs Taliaferro e. Co., first class diploma ft r
their superior family -four
CLASS LIV.
MANUFACTURED Tobacco and Cigars
After a careful examination of all the various
specimens of manufactured tobacco on exhibition,