The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-04
THE DAILY DISPATCH
rTERAfS or ADvERTTsTN0.

| ~ Gem ms-Amons the variety Of excellent stoves
fror, the nnsns:sctory Of Essrs Bswess, ssyssr Z
Carter, OF this city We noticed partieslarly nav
cooking store called the Seem Of the South which,
advantages stoves of similar character now ex.
| tsnt. 1t has two Sistinet ovens, ono Of which 10
adapted to the baking of bread, cakes etc. and the
or roasting has the following advantages over
market: s75s p
lsl it can be entirely detached. no th.f pers,ns
purchasing and wishing to dispense with this arrange
ment can cheaper the cost propsrtionately.
"a. The stove botou,. BY novel arrangement, hss
been made to answer the purposes Of botteu,
and dripping pan. which constitutes q convenience
| which the cook cannot fail to appreciate.
% The spit" attached TO ether stoves has been
inseniousiy substituted by revolving gridiron-an
mn,ovement In every way prefsrsbis to the old me-
which the spit is used have large openings In the
oven doors for its accommodation thereby sdmittips
crculstion Of cold air through the oven and greatly
5h Accss to the roasting oven Of other stoves can
only be had through bsck door. and families
prefer placing the backs of their a. NJ or the
wall or Fireplace possible, il 10 found extremely
incon veuient 70 accommodate such srrangement-
10 the Gem of the South,' however thia difficulty
access to the oven reEsrdless of its position.
The same manufacturers have also on exhibition
their celebrated "vrein,a Air-tsht' cookins stove,
which they beleve to be the best air-tght cooking
stove in the Union They also have the :. Southern
Planter" cooking stove, which ID now extensively
used in the valley of Virginia.
Their handsome llion" peror stove IL among
their selection well as their Patent Revolving
Blower to which particular attention is invited
We take pleasure in aluding to the manufactures
of Messrs. Bowers, Snyder & Carter, not only be-
csuse they are Rishmor manufacturers
be bes asy sfs az 81 tS srf to IN
which have been erected in this city for the past
| twelve months have been turned out bv these een-
ternen and in order to give readers opportu-
nifty of seeing for the mselves we will mention those
OF James II. Gardner and II. r. Pairo. on Pearl st;
| Sohn W0mele, James Thomas, IT.. and John Wick
beivin, On Governor street. The eegsnt cast-ircn
WORK, above the first story. on Ballard's Hotel,
not support such workmen, then indeed Ia she re.
| cresnt to her own interests.
Light Draught Horses-ws lay before our re.der.
this morning, the report of The Judges Of the late
state Agricultural Fair on Quick Draugbt Horses ~
an act ct justice to the celebrated trottins stallion
| kotsuth," who was not entitled to preniiuun un-
der the rules Of the society, he having obtained tho
highest premium at the TIVE preceding Fairs. In
pubhsnlng the list OF premiums the portion of the
| report, here appended, was omitted, for want Of
space win be seen that the Judge. regarded him
the best quick draught horse en- exhibition aud not
few Of tne horse who him and eleres Of his
get, think be hss no equal In the Union.
Report of the Chairman Of Committee on Quick
| Drsught Horses.
"H }. Smith exhibited his horse Kossuth' which
the Committes on Quick Draught Horses regarded ~
the best ON erIbiton but having taken premiums
lEoin Inc SOcicty, was tnefoOy dopeIred Hom taxing
| another. Tho committee, according to the rules,
| award him this testimonial Of superiority"
| "kr. VIM H. Belts has exhibited to the Judges on
Quick Draught Horses one years old sedins u
kossuth colt for which premium has been offered.
They deem it worthy of the attention Of the judges
| on Discretionary Premiums, and recommend it ac-
cordngly" fss
| INDIVIDUAL PREMIUMS.
| H J. Smith efers for
Best ] year old K0':uth colt sls' W~ p Bra1ton
DR.. Richard Wood, of oooehl.nd. exhibited to tho
committee fine quick draught brood mare after the
| pre- miums had been awarded in this department,
| which we deem worthy of special notice.
Certificate of Merit awarded to J. H. Norton's
horse Billy Button.
| The exhibition of stock in this department was
| very large and fine, and required much time and
| ud gment in awarding premiums The committee
hope that their awards may give entire satisfaction.
| T. r. TEMPLE Chm.