The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-07
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/ W. II. Moore deserves honorable mention, for 4
useful and well finished surface guage.
samuel Down, for glazed Dry Gas Metre, Of en-
perior workmanship and finish, silver medal.
| CLASS 25.-Eiw Arts.
| Pencil Drawings. or "Turk mounted y and aCos
sac mounted by w. p. Myers deserves particular
notice and honorable mention for the spirit and
fidelity OF their execution.
medal.
| orahle mention.
John D: Baird eghteen years Of age. for architec.
.urai ana mechanical drawings, honorable men
CLASS 2e-fhosagraphs, D'yaerreotypes, and Am
trotypes. -
Albert Atch, for colored photographs, silver
Tyler Co, for daguerreotypes. silver medal.
medal.
4 Powers, for ambrotypes and photographs, fr.t
class diploma.
CLASS 27.-Cpd Writing and Fsnmanshsr.
George H. Fitzwilson, for card writing-nrst
L. ). rarr, for card writing -second-class diplo-
CLASS 2s.-B,ok-bindsag, Piper. etc.
E. Gerlach, specimens Of binding-irst class d.
pioma.
kitchie 4 Dunnavant, specimens of binding-se-
Belvidere manufacturing Company, for speci-
mems OF wrapping paper-honorable mention
CLASS 29-GiIding and Carring.
H W. Rudolph, for carved head-frst-class d.
ploma. ~
J, Y. sundberg, for specimens of gilding-fir.t.
CLASS 3o--Littographing.
Ritche & Dunnavant, for specimens of ltho-
graphiug--a silver medal.
l.. A. Ramm. for specimens of lithographng-
honorable mention.
CLASS 31.-Cbach Work.
Andrew Butler. for one set of silver plated coach
hames-a silver medal. t
CLASS 32.--Chemicals, Drugs, Medicines, etc.
Laidley & Robinson. for their collection of me.
dicines and extracts-a silver medal
CLASS 33.-Floar
Brummel Royster, for q specimen of their fam
lily four-a firstclass diploma.
CLASS 34-Tobdcco "
R. J. Christian, for his pound Jumps, both for
chewing and workman ship-a silver medal
Edward Wilson, for a box Of twists-frst-class
diploma.
Joseph Taylor, for box of fives-honorable men,
tion.
CLASS 35.-Brcad, C,lkes, Preserves, Pickles, Jcl-
lies, etc.
Mrs. j. FL. johnson, for specimens of brandy
peaches. dainsOn sauce, cucumber catsup, and wal
nut and tomato catsup-a mustard pot.
Mrs Mary c. Jeter, for sweat nieats-a butter
knife.
Mrs. DR.. Lyme, for bread and sponge cake--a
port monnaie.
M-s A. Arsell, ST., for yellow and purple cabbage
pckle-a mustard pot.
Mrs s. E. Price, of Prince Edward, for blackber.
ry bounce-a silver tumbler.
Mrs. L. :. Clarke, for preserved peaches, musk
melon, ounces, lemons, green muskmelon, pears
oranges aud sweet meats-a silver mug.
Mrs David Carter, for currant and apple jelly-a
pearl port monnaie.
Mrs. j. N. Perdue, for butter cake-a knife
fork and spoon.
Mrs J: NJ. Perdue, for a sponge caks-a silver
napkin ring.
Mrs. Tudor, of Henrico, for breads silver nut
meg CRATER.
CLASS 36-Domestic Vines and Liquors.
Mrs. Lottier exhibited an excellent specimen Of
cherry bounce; as did Mrs. Prise. of Prince Ed
ward, of blackberry brandy for which they are en-
titled to honorable mention.
CLASS 37.-1iimni,gs for Dress Goods
P. Horton Reach, for case of well assorted
trimmngs-honorable mention.
CLASS 3S.-MiSceitdReous.
Keesee Psrr, for stoneware; Jacob 8. Atlee for
| glassware, Hollis patept hand stamp j. l.. Davis
for fire plug and casing, the casting by Samson &
| Pae;) A. Gruber for -four barrel; s. Huffman for
miniature bell and finger ring; aud f. X. Barnes
for fire spanner, are all worthy of honorable men
| ton.
CLASS 39.-Sc,oiig Machines.
| p. Horton Keach, for Hunt Webster & Co.'s sew.
| ing machine-a silver medal.
| CLASS 40.-Hlsicdl Instruments.
Miller 4 Curtaz, for seven octave piano; Stein
| way Sons, for seven octave piano; and Dorr
Mas for seven octave piano, all rated No. by
| the judges, each having superior and inferior
points, and are therefore worthy of first class di
plomas.
| CLASS 41.-Specidl henii,tnls.
| Master e. " Valentine, for his busts Of s. Morde
| cal, Jos. Mayo and VIM. III. Valentine, a special
premium of q silver goblet, worth $25
| George Swan, for his workmanship on the chair
| Of Phtanix Fire Company, special premium of a
| silver geblet worth $l5.
Miss NJ. A. Ogden, for a beautiful scent bag and
| handkerchief, special premium Of work box
| worth SIS.
A. Snyder, for his improved CRATE furnace, a spe.
cial premium of silver goblet. worth SIS.
|
THE ROLLING SToeK OF A RAILROAD NOT SUBJEcr rC
ExEoUTIoS.-The Court Of Appeals in Kentucky in
the cases of Winslow VS.. Woodward ct AL and same
vs. Phillips Jordon ct al, which were appealed
from the Kenton Circl i: Court time nee
have within few days decided that the rolling
stock. &C., of railroad cannot be subjected to lie
W and sale under execution. The decision was
given in salts begun by Winslow as mortgage OF
| the Covington and Lexington Railroad Company
of which he bought some of the stock at an execu
tion sale, and enjoiGed him from removing th'
| same. 1t was stated ia the PLAINTIFF petition
that if the property in question removed, the
railroad must become useless, and he the mort
gagee. be irreparably injured, as not only were th
cars, &C., of the railroad mortgaged to him, bu
4 the tOOis aQQ income ReEeTAlly.
| INDIGNATION MEErISG--The citizens of Piedmon
have held rather lively indignation meeting, il
| which tho action of the County Court Of HamI
shire county, Va, in discharging one Jesse We
l,r, accused and pretty clearly proved guilty Q
sundry thefts from citizens of that place, was 81
we're ly commented on. They express. by resolr
tion the wish that the magistrates, David Hol
Isaac Dunn and Benjamin ID. stump. should resign
aud never more set upon the bench they have 8
| shamefnlly disgraced." list of seventy small
| articles-all alleged TO be stolen-whch were foun
In the possession Of Weller, Is published in the
dependent. After the adjourn ment of the neetip
the three magistrates were barned in efigy.
SAD 0ccuRREScE.--As party were visiting I'll
| Rapids on Stearn's Branch, about half mile aboy
lady and gentleman, lost their foothold. and fe
ever the locks, a distance OF abcnt eight feet int
| the water below. The yonng gentleman was re.
cued almost Immediately but the young lady, Mis-
| Vaughan. of Berlin. Rensselaer, county, n. Y, foai
ed distance of fifty feet over the jatting rocks
| Life was then extinct, and her body was terrbi
manglcd.
| IYxcH Law IN EsGr,sD.-A nne. buxom-lookI In,
| girl of 26. was married at st. Georges Church
| Manchester, England recently, 10 a cripple, age.
q, who propcls himself along the pavement will
his hands, his legs and body being carried b,
| a stage on four wheels. As soon the marriag,
| ceremony was performed. and the parties bad lef
| the chnrch In cab, mob Of several hundred PEG
pie followed. who dragged ont the bride and he
maid, who were very roughly HANDLED.
| THE "STAR oF TaE WEST" AsaoRE Tho Star O
the West on her last voyage from New York I,
Aspnwall, strnck npon the Carysfort reel, and has
| to throw overheard one hundred kegs Of hors,
shoe nails and horse shoes. the property Of IN,
| United states government; rs packages Of express
| goods, and ten tons Of coal. before abe corId b,
| gotten of Had she not noated soon, the OK
press freight would have all becu thrown overboars
| TO tighten her.
/ Close OF THE TRIAL OF CuEyA, AT IIonoxK-.-Er
dict, Mdndatghter.-The trial Of Frederick Cuev,
| for the murder Of Oscar De Granrai, which ha
hesn goiag on In the Hudson County Corrt befor,
Judge Ogden, was eoncinded Tuesday night Tn,
| jury were absent ahout two heurs ard hall
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