The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-20
HOME MADE SPONGE CAKE
-, Miss Caroline Handley, one; Miss X. Smith, one;
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HOME MADE SPONGE CAKE
m MISS caroline Handley, one; Miss r. Smith, one; Mrs
PICKLES
Mrs Louisa Webb, casnp, sweet pickles, mango peach
and egg plant, pickles. Mrs NJ L. Stewart tomato and
mixed; Miss L. Moultz, different varieties; Mrs J. T.
Phillips, five jars Mrs. Mary J. Clark one jar Mrs Mary
Sutton, jar sweet; Mrs John Feast one lar cucum
bers; Mrs. Thos. Hooper one jar cucumbers.
PRESERVES.
Mrs Louisa Wilt, one jar tomatoes Mrs. Mary Sutton,
tomatoes; Miss Jane Matthews, Baltimore county, one
bottle mixed; Mrs. j. T. Phillips, seven bottles.
JELLY.
Mary F. Sucker two bottles fruit jelly; Mrs Mary SUIT
ton Baltimore county two jars currants Mrs Thos Hoop
~ EMBROIDERY
Miss f. Fl, Bonsal, handkerchief Miss Jane Yates,
childs dress; Mrs Margaret Clark, infants shirt Miss
NJ Yates, infants dress Mrs Butsford, collar worked by
Farmer shirt and collar Miss e. C. Shaibe, lot; Miss
NJ. Chase, lot Miss Ellen Clark, shirt Miss
Kate Gehrman, cape Miss A. C. Clingu two pieces;
Miss R. Weitzell collar Mrs D. Woodward one pic
ture: Miss Julia Martin, variety Mrs. NJ. A. Mason in
fants shirts; Miss Alice L. Fenda infants shirts.
WORSTED WORK.
Miss Mary ernng, worsted slippers; Miss Ann Hooper,
worsted Chenille Mrs A. NJ Myers worsted cushion Miss
Frances Moore worsed suspenders Miss Hesle worsted
work; Mrs. l.. A. Thomas, lamp mats; Miss II. Smith,
chair bottoms; Mrs T. E. Martin slippers Mrs D. Wood
ward frame work; Miss Harriet Pracht, lamp mats.
CROCHET WORK
Miss Mary C. Abbott, shawl Miss Alice L. Fendall,
one shawl Miss NJ Wade, one Jacket Miss Julia Mumma,
chair tidy Miss Mary II. Pouder, shawl Miss +. c.
Schaihe collar, tides rdicule and spread Miss Amelia
Schaible, purse; Miss L. S; Chase, shawl; Miss NJ
Ridgey, edgings Miss Maria v Beacham, cake covers;
Miss Pauline Meyers, tidy; Miss Eliza Pidgeon, tidy;
tidy; Miss Sarah F. Peduezzi, shawl Miss Adaline
Thornwald' piano co.. cover; f;ro r,,, ,,,or,,-
Miss Adalne Mebourn shawl; Annie F.. Fulton cloak;
Blind Asylum one lot Miss Alice l.. Fendall, shawl.
FLOWERS.
Mr. John Feast has exhibition large variety of the
choicest flowers comprising the and most coveted
exotics, &c.
WINES.
Mrs Col Jacob Deems two bottIes Currant. Mrs Mary
Sutton, Baltimore county, one bottle do.
FRESH BUTTER
Mrs Mary Sutton Baltimore county 16 lbs. Miss Jane
Matthews Baltimore county, bs Mrs Chas H. Marion,
Talbot county, four prints Tntn n,-rrrp
Mrs Mary Sutton Baltimore county one jar sated but
ter
HONEY IN COMB.
Mr. Ephram Hoffman, 25 lbs.
GARDEN VEGETABLES.
Mrs Susan Loveday, blood beets; DR.. Hitch blood
beet Mrs. James Hooper, Baltimore county twelve blood
beets VIM Shealey Turnp beets VIM Shealey, parsnips
do. plants s. ~ Wright potatoes; VIM Shealey, tur-
nps Mrs James Hooper, do; Capt. Baker, pumpkins;
VIM Sheaey, beans, radhes, celery and oyster plants;
Mrs W. H Counselman, vegetable marrow; Mrs. James
Hooper, mangel wurtzel and sugar beets.
MEETING OF THE SOCIETY.
The members of the Agricultural Society met at
eight o'clock in Carroll Hall. The following bust
transacted:
DIR. Samuel p. Smith, of Allegany county, re-
ported that the Judges on Trials of speed found il
impossible to decide regards the trials of speed
which took place during the day, owing to the fact
that some of the horses were PAGERS and some were
trotters.
On motion, the matter was referred to the Execu
tive Committee
Gen. G. w. Hughes, of Anne Arundel county
read the report of the Judges on Alderney Cattle
which was adopted, as follows:
Alderneys.-Best Bull between two and three
years, Sl2, VIM. c. Wilson. for Prince; ID do. Sc
j. H. McIIenry, for Reward best bull between one
and two years. IS, j. II. McEfenry, for Castor; q
do, 81, Wm. c. Wilson, for Perry; best bull under
one year, ST. Charles Ridgely, of Hampton, for
Comus; best COW three years and over, $50 }. H.
Mclienry, for Peace; I'd do, $40, VIM. G. Wilson
for Elise; I'd best COW or heifer between two and
three years. Sl2, j. w. McHenry, for Jessie; I'd
do, Sc, Samuel Sutton, for Jennie Glenn; best
heiter between one and two years, SS, VIM. c. Will
son, for Ariel best heifer calf under one year, 81
VIM. c. Wilson, for Grace.
Samuel Sands, Secretary, read the report of the
Judges on Short Horns, which was adopted
Short Horns.-Best bull, three years and over
$50, c. Hill; I'd do. $40. Chauncv Brooks; best
three years and over $50, G. Hill; I'd do. $40, c.
Hill; best and heifer between two and three
years Sl2, G. Hill; best heiIer between and two
years SS,.C. Hill; ID do. SO, G.. Hill.
The Secretary also read the report of the Judges
on Native and Grades which was adopted.
Natives and Grades.-Best cow. over three wears
Sl2, j. A. Hamilton, for Perfection; I'd do Sc, E
f. Elliott, Mary JEWELL best COW or hefer between
two and three years IS, Samuel Sutton for Sally
I'd do 81, G.. w. Lurman for Ella: best heiter be
tween one and two Sc, Clement Hill for Minnie; q
do. 81, Samuel Wright for Damsel; best heifer cal
81, John Merryman, Yerbena: I'd do. 81, VIM. II
0ler for Kate.
The report on Herefords was read and adopted.
Herefords.-Best Bull three years old and over
$50, John Merryman; best Cow three years and
over S20 John Merryman.
The only report of the Judges on the differen
kinds of sheep, that mixed wool, fol
lows
SHEEP
Mixed Wool.-Best pen of Ewes not less thar
three So, Sterling Thomas; I'd do. 81, j. S. Brad
ford. Best pen of Eve Lambs 81, d. NJ. Matthews
The committee appointed to wait on the Presi
dent and Cabinet and invite them to visit the exh
btion, reported that they had discharged then
duty by calling the President. He expressed
the deepest regret at his inability to comply witt
the invitation, manifesting the liveest interest il
the of the Fair. He extended an invitatiGr
to the committee to remain and meet Iii
Cabinet which would soon convene, and ex
tend to them the invitation. The commit
tee met the Cabinet and received the mos
courteous welcome and also the assurance
that one more of the members would accept thu
invitation. The Secretary of the Interior will ele
graph to the Committee this morning. giving thu
names of those of the Cabinet who will come, and
also of the hour of their arrival in this city.
The Secretary here read the Annual Report
which on motion adopted.
On motion the Convention adjourned.