Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-11-10
CLASS l7.-Stopss and Grates.

CLASS r.-Stores and Grates:
Starret, F Hefley and A Snyder, are 80 nearly on Ine
same quality that the Judges vera unable 10 discfi
inmate between them. All are therefore worthy oi
honorable mention.
CLASS ls.-Soap and Candles: =,
The articles made by G Crew g. Son, and Neldt q
Altmyer, are Of the highest degree Of excellence, ano
are awarded each a first class diploma.
CLASS l9.-SRrercare and Jereiry:
Mitchell 81 Tyler, for beautiful specimens OF silver
ware. honorable mention. =.
William Wildt, for hair work in breast pin, q sill
yer tumbler.
CLASS 2O.-Cuaery, Edge Tools and Hardrars
Ri Denny, for cutlery, edge tools, hard ware, ETC.
a ~frstclass diploma.
CLASS 2l-Carpenters' Work, etc.
John & George Gibson, for specimens of cornice
mouldings and carpenters work, made by machine
ry, a silver medal.
CLASS 22.-AgrieuAural Implements.
George Watt. for 'Hsnover Plow,'' a new inven
ton, a silver medal.
CLASS 23-Inrentioms.
Waite & Sener, Fredericksburg, for Old Dominion
Coffee Pot, 6rst-eass diploma.
c NJ Bolton, for "patent horse fastener" q very
ingenious and useful article, honorable mention
j Lex, for lathe for turning irregular forms, hon
orable mention.
COrnal Bradley, for balance valve for steam engine
frst-class diploma.
The photograph, by J R Crump, a very i%ngeniou,
and useful instrument for civil engineers and a sur
veying instrument, by James NJ Lilley of Augusta
were both received too late for premiums.
CLASS 24.-MathemaLical Instruments.
w II Moore deserves honorable mention, for {
useful and we'll finished surface guage.
Samuel Down, for a glazed Dry Gas Metre OF gu
perior workmanship and hnish-a silver medal.
CLASS 2.-Fine Arts.
Pencil Drawings, or TURK mounted, and "Cossac
mounted" by w 3. Myers, deserves particular notice
and honorable mention for the spirit and fidelity oil
their execution.
w L Sheppard, for four oil psintings-a silver
medal.
Percival & Grant, for architectural drawings
honorable mention.
John d Baird, eighteen years of age, for srchi.
tectural and mechanical drawings; honorable mention.
CLASS 26.-Photosraphs, DoguerreOtypes and Am.
6rotyprs.
Albert Litch, for colored photographers silver
medal.
Tyler & Co., for daguerreotypes-a silver medal.
Ssn1ay q Chalmers, for smbrotypes-a silver
E Powers, for ambrotypes and photograpbs-drst.
class diploma.
CLASS G.-Card Writing and Peumanship.
Geo II Fitzwilson, for card writing first class di.
ploma
LIS TAR, for card writing-second class diploma
CLASS 2S.-Book binding, Paper, Etc.
E Gerlach, specimens Of b~inding-irst class di.
ploms
Richie & Dunnavant, specimens of binding-se.
cond class diploma
Bevidere Manufacturing Co, for specimens of
wrapping paper-honorable mention.
CLASS 29.-Gadine and Caruing.
Fl W Rudolph, for carved head-first class diploma.
JVSundburg, for specimens Of gildipg-first class
CLASS W.-Luhographing.
Ritchie q DunnavBnt. for specimens of Autograph.
ing-ss silver medal
l. A Ramm, for specimens Of lithographing-hon.
orable mention
CLASS 3l.-Coach Work.
Andrew Butler, for one set of silver plated coach
hames-a silver medal.
CLASS 32.-Chemicals, Drugs, .Medicines Etc.
Lsidley & Robinson, for their collection Of nedi'
ciues and extracts-a silver medal.
CLASS 33.-FYour.
Brumnel & Registers, for a specimen Of their fam
lily four-a first class diploma
CLASS 34.-To6acco.
R j Christian, for his pound Jumps, both for chew.
ing and workmanship, q silver medal
Edward Wilson, for a box of twists, first class d.
ploms
CLASS &.-Bread, Cakes, Preserves, Pickles, Ja.
lies, etc.
MrsJ II johnson. for specimens Of brandy peaches,
amson ssuce, cucumber catsup, and walnut and
tomato cs,sup, a mustard pot
Mrs Mary G Jster, for sweet meats, a butter knife
Mrs DR. Lyme, for bread and sponge cake, a port.
monaie
Mrs A ArssIl, Sr, for yellow and purple cabbage
pickle, a mustard pot
Mrs S E Price of Prince Edward, for blackberry
bounce, q silver tumbler
Mrs l. ) Clarke, for preserved peaches, %muskmelon,
ounces, lemons, green muskmelon, pears, oranges
and sweet meats, a silver mug
Mrs David Carter, for currapt and apple jelly, q
pearl port monias
Mrs j NJ Perdue, for a butter cake, a knife, fork
and spoon
Mrs ] NJ Perdue, for a sponge cake, a silver napkin
ring
Mrs Tudor of Henrico, for bread, a silver nutmeg
crater
CLASS 36-Domestic Wines and Liquors.
Mrs Lotrier exhibited an excellent specimen Of
cherry bounce; as did Mrs Price of Prince Edward,
of black berry brandy, for which they are entitled 10
honorable mention.
CLASS T.-Trlmmings for Dress Goods.
P Horton Reach, for a ease of well.assorted trim
mings, honorable mention.
CLASS 3S.-MisceNaneoms
Keesee g. Parr, for stoneware; Jacob 5. Alice. for
glassware, Holts patent hand stamp j. l.. Davis, for
fire plug and casing, 1.-THE casting by Samson u Pae);
A Gruber, for -four barrel; 5. Huffman for miniature
bell and finger ring; and E. K. Barnes, for fire span
ner, are all worthy of honorable mention.
CLASS So Sewing Machines.
=. Horton Reach, for Hunt, Webster & Co.'s sew-
ing machine, a silver medal.
CLASS N-Musical Instruments.
Miller g. Curtaz, for seven octave piano; Steinway
& Sons, for seven octave piano; and Dorr & Mas,
Tor seven octave piano, are all rated No. | by the
judges. each having superior and inferior points, and
are therefore worthy of frst-class diplomas.
CLASS 4l.-Speciai Premiums.
Master E. V. Valentine, for his busrs of s. Morde.
cal, Joseph Mayo and VIM. II. Valentine, a special
premium of a silver goblet, worth $25.
George Swan, for his workmanship on the chair of
Phoenix Fire Company, a special premium Of a silver
goblet, worth BIS.
Miss NJ. A.. Ogden, for a beautiful scent bag and
handkerchief, a special premium of a work box,
worth sl5.
A. Snyder, for his improved CRATE furnace, q special
premium Of q oliver goblet, worth Sl5.