The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-03

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Of that they have awarded to them the
credit of desire do that which right the premises
"lhouL te lea't degree OF favor or partaIty towards
any We conscious that the character of our Inst
tue is at stake in this respect that it stands young
as Is in the very front rank amongst the oldest insti
tuonSol the KIND IN our country, and has had awarded
to it the merit for the StrctneSs of its impartiay
in all its awards Long may it continue to occupy this
exalted poSition-and may the he distant
other cOunSeS shall be in the ascendancy than those
having single aim to reward merit and to extend the
ample cncourag cement to the skill and enterprise of
/ the ind us.ria classes of country.
With these practical remarks having bearing upon
the subject in hand will proceed to the reading of
the awards upon tie conclusion of which service the En-
hihition will lie considered formally closed-and in
separating for the would tender the thanks
the Institute to all who have in any wise contributed
the beautiful display, in any other manner aided to
sustain its interests and character and the kind
of an overruling Providence would desire to commit
and commend them ferventy praying that may all be
permitted if in the wisdom of mercifu Creator
may meet in his sight have a union in these
splendid halls and again be permitted to enjoy that de
ghtfu social intercourse which is here afforded from
year to year.
Its delivery was observed with much attention
and interest and the address received with marked
favor. Upon its conclusion, Col. James NJ Ander-
son. announced, as follows, the
AWARD OF PREMIUMS
Glass No 1.-Alberton Manufacturing CO. for osna
burgs, drills, seamless bags &C. silver medal Mrs S.
G. Townsend for galloons and sewing silk cake basket
". }. x J. Dickey, for plaid cottons, diplomat Dunne
Manufacturing Co.. for cacoes, gold medal Miss c. Cas-
SELL for knit seine; Dolpoin Manufacturing CO. for bur
laps, silver medal; Arkwright Co, for beached shirt
ings gold medal Masonve Co., for bleached shrtings
silver medal; A. D. Y. Smith Co.. for twed slesias
diploma
Glass No Nv. j. Il J. Dickey, for plaid linseys dplo
ma; Utica Wooen Mills, for fancy cassmeFes, diploma
American Woolen Mills for fancy cassmeres silver medal
Broad Brook Manufacturing Co.. for fancy cassimers
poma f. Harris for double twist cashmere and Seeand
doeSkn do gold medal j. T. Leagrand Co, for drab and
gold mixed and light Oxford doeskn, silver medal c. A.
Plemket Son. for coating and cassimeres. diploma c..
BlountS 4 Co., for Glencoe merinO casSmeres, diplomat
Leeds Co. for black satinet silver medal; Salisbury
Mills for ladies waterproof cloth and caSsmeres. gold
ledal; DeNer Manufacturing Co., for codringor silk d
pOma; c. H. Gilbert for woolen flannels silver medal.
Glass No Mrs. T. H. Taylor for list carpet, silver
bu ter knife Miss A. R Sanders, for rag mat silver port
monnaie; Calvert Carpet Manufacturing Company, for
carpets, silver medal John SayOr for list carpets d
pOma.
Glass No. 5-Beacon Dam Company fer hard rubber
goods silver MEDAL j. H. Haskell for water proof soleing
| diploma.
Glass No. 6-Asburry Jarrett coat and vests
silver MEDAL Noah Walker Co.. for fine display of clo
thing, silver medal.
Glass No. Miss Chrstiana for knit piano cover COB
let; Mrs. C. Ehrhar for knit quilt cup: Miss NJ DIETRICH
for knit quilt, napkin ring Mrs. j. Ward knit quilt
sugar spoon Miss T. r. Hamilton, for knit shawl porte
monnae; Miss VI. r. Sewe for knit circular. butter
knife Miss Helen Roemer for knit stockings, fruit knife
Miss NJ PEPPER for crochet work napkin ring Miss j. f.
Martinez for knit bible gold pencil Mrs A F. Glib
bon for knit tidy mustard spoon; Miss D. C. Shrver
knit collar fruit knife Miss A. NJ o. Gill for knit collar
napkin ring,
| knife and fork; Miss Wilkinson. for a quilt ice
knife Miss NJ Divers for quilt gravy adle; Mrs s NJ
Wclby. fora silk quilt sugar SITTER Mrs E. Whitman
Glass No. Miss o. =. Reach for embroidered chair
cover, medalon Miss NJ Ellis for embroidered smoking
cap gilt bracelet Miss A. Martin work gold
lOcket Miss p Martin, for worsted work gold PIN
S Schwng- for silk chenille embroidery silver but
ter dish; Mrs A. Harding, for worsted work PIN Mrs
Case, for bullion embroidery. card basket Miss Tacken
berg for silk embroidery, mosaic pin: Mrs Keiser,
bead embroidery. pair butter knives Mrs MotS for
broidcry, ice ong Mrs NJ. Spanger, for worsted work
cream ade; Mrs L. Spreghts for worsted work. pickle
knife and fork; Miss r. Semon for worstcd work. sill
card case; Miss D. BOman. for embroidered cloak
gold timhe Miss s Keller for embroidered shawl nap
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Glass No. lO.-Chldren of Christ Church Asylum for
shoes stockings and garments $5 Mrs A. Wagner for
needle work. butter dish Mrs s. H. Furlow for wrought
dressing gown. sugar dish; Humane Impartial Society,
for shirts S5 Miss g. Nelson for wrought handkerchief
goblet Miss Mary Tyler for wrought handkerchief gold
thmbe: Miss A. f. Trimble for wrought collar and in
fants dress crumb knife; Miss E Larue for wrought
shirt. sugar dish: Miss j. Shaw fer embroidered vest
goblet; Mrs. F. Horn for satin corset pickle knife and
fork; Miss Mary Vernon. for needle work gold thmbe
Miss NJ Kreite for wrought collar and handkerchief gold
pencil Miss f. Cross for wrought shirt gold ocke Mrs
p D. Hollingsworth, for wrought collar, gold thimbe
Miss Shaw, for wrought collar and sleeves gold locket
Miss L. D. lutchins for wrought infants dress gold Thin
be Mrs. N. f. Irving, for wrought pillow salt
stand Mrs Phade for wrought cape ladle Mrs r.
Sewe for wrought collar and sleeves, ocket Miss A. L.
Bennett for wrought collar. gold pencil.
Class No. 1lMiss f. s Reese, for plate of wax fruit
gilt and chased cup; Mrs. Baes, for basket fruit
pair salt spoons Miss II. D. Hogg. for flowers
gold himbe Miss Durkec for hair plating. purse; Miss
d. May for hair plating fruit knife; Miss Beneen for
ket, sugar spoon; Mrs Dienderfer for pearl painting
salt stand Mrs Z. Garner for leather basket pair gravy
ladies A H. Manz for terra esculta vases diploma In
stitution of the Blind Saratoga sreet So George Crom
we'll for naid box, gold pencil; Miss G. S. Macumber
for roSin fruit, fruit knife.
Glass No. 13-Daniel Morrison, Raleigh Mass. for
shoes and boots, diploma; j. S George, for boots and
shoes diploma; 2. Gahan for boots and shoes diploma
T. W Mayhem, for patent last holder, silver medal.
Glass No. 15James Bullock for horse collars silver
medal Col r. Lilly for set coach harness silver medal:
]. B. D. Van Nortwick, for trunks, diploma.
Glass No. 16-Hollingsworth 4 johnson, forseoogne
and extracts silver medal; E. McClan, for perfumery
Class No 17-Bayfeld & Gregg for sole leather, sill
yer medal kabfus locher, for morocco, silver medal;
b. W Fnspach for calf skins, horse and upper leather
silver medal; W. Barton n Son, for leather, silver
% Cas Ms Ms + kS % h@s amtf6s f6r salt s2Gn
| E. V. Daley for brushes, diploma.
Glass No. 2O.-R Renwick, for walnut buffet, gold
medal Tsos. Cooley, for walnut bufIet silver media O..
p. Memyman, for rosewood etegere silver MEDAL j. j.
Williams Co. for chamber set silver medal c. Luetge,
for chairs diploma A. Eliares, for chairs, diploma.
Glass No. 21-B. Atwood, for brooms diploma; II.
Magne for cedar ware, silver meda d. B. Seadman *
for hams silver MEDAL II. II. Harrison for washing
chine silver MEDAL Henry Burt Newark N j. for ono
Glass No. - VIM Wilkins Co. for curled hair sill
medal Howell Bro for paper hangings gold medal
certificate; G. F. Armor, for hair mattress. diploma.
Glass No. 23-E Corning Co.. for Littlefeld railroad
coal burner, diploma; W H. Stran CO.. for portable
bake oven. diplomas Griffith Bent N Co. for CRATE, di-
poma Small Smyser for iron castings, silver medal;
Spence Boston, for range, silver medal; R. s. Booth,
for patent coal sitter, diploma johnson Cameron for
improved Dayton heater, silver medal; Rfbb Co..
brilliant gas cook stove, silver medal; Shaw for gas
heaters and fiat irons diploma Musgrave gas heaters
diplomat Collins. Heath and Hutchinson, for Malcolm fur
Glass No 25-E. Bennett for queensware certificate of
gold MEDAL Mayer Co., for punch bowl silver medal;
Glass No. l6-Chares sauter for silver plated work,
diploma A. Campbell for plated mountings. &c. silver
medal James H. Simpson for silver plated ice pitcher
certificate of gold medal; Garfield Bro. Co., for silver
medal Gould Ward, for silver plated and jewelry
gold medal
poma; j. H. Cooper for gas regulator diploma; Ammidon
Co., for lamps diploma Cornelius Baker, for gas fix
lures gold medal Archer, Warner Co., for gas burner
silver medal NJ Nennard for carcel burner silver medal
g. Sterling, for gas regulator silver medal H. Crou for
street lamp, diploma.
Glass No. 2S-Wm c. Watkins for case of edge tools,
gold penci j. Patterson for of gold pen and
pencil J. OLaughn, for card of horse Shoes set studs;
hoe diploma; C. E. Smith Co. Fairmount iron works,
Phia., for railroad irOn silver medal Underhill Edge
Tool Co., Nashua. n. H. j. o. Spear Co. Agents silver
medal; John Gildea for blacsmith' bellows, diploma.
Glass No 30-Brown Bro, New York, for copper ket-
ties, deposited by E. l.. Parker CO. diploma; McShane
X Baily for finished brass work, &C. silver medal; Reg
ester Webb finished brass work, &c, silver medal;
Z. Hubball for his deposit diploma; Collins, Heath
Hutchinson for cast fountain, composition pipe, silver
medal; H. H. smith, for Fuers patent water faucets, &c.
silver medal.
Glass No 31-G Strause for mill bush, diploma B. F.
Starr Co., for mill stone, diploma.
Glass No. 32-W. ". Wood, for Nanny reapng ma
chine silver medal Bickford Huffman for grain sower,
with guano attachment, diplomat r. Sinclair, Jr. X Co,
for straw cutter masticators cider MILL moving machine
and champion and cob crusher, silver medal W
Stetson, for Van Loan plow diploma; G. Chcnowih, for
reaping and moving machine gold medal llgenfritz x
White for Atkin selfrakng reaper and mower silver
dali Nourse Mason & Co.. for straw and side hill
plow diploma; j. Montgomery x Bro, for wheat fam di-
ploma; A. G. Mott, for Hatch's combined mower and
reaper silver medal; 4. G. Mott. for agricultural mple
ments diplomat Or. skinner for husking machine,
diploma; Hickok for improved cider mill, diploma; +.
Whitman for display agricultural implements, silver
medal; Cortlan & Co.. for patent churn. diploma.
Glass No 33.-R. J. Faconer for sash fastenngs, di-
pioma j. II. Marsden, for improved baluStrade silver
medal; Grobe Volkmar, for marquery flooring, silver
meda Ross Johnson for patent window frame and sash,
diploma; II. Magne for carpenters and giders' mould
inss diplomat Hays Morse for capitals, brackets
ing, &c gold medal; D. s. Gregory, Jr., Co, for sand
paper, diploma John L. Lawton. for scroll saw, silver
medal; Wm. McIain Son, for moudidgs, silver medal.
Glass No 34-Pacc Iron Works. bridgeport, Conn J
for steam engine gold medal; Humphreys Il Musseman,
for miniature steam engine pens and pencils Hen for
steam and water guages deposited by Hayward, Bartlett
& Co. silver medal; Acroft Mighton for steam guagcs,
diploma; Ashcroft Steam Guage Co. for guages,
diploma; j. Woodruff for steam and fire regulator dipo'
ma D. C. Force New York for feed water regulators di
ploma: Woodward, for steam pump, deposited by Hay
ward, Bartlett CO. gold medal S. p Heath for power
loom. gold medal J. 4. Carey. for seamless
hagging loom. silver medal; James Barr, for
stocking knitting machines. diploma; Henry
II. Cotton, for stocking knitting machine, diploma;
Wheeler Wilson, for sewing machines certificate of gold
medal; Hunt Webster Co. for sewing machines, silver
medal; Grover Baker for sewing machines silver medal
A. W. Stephens, for sewing machines, diploma; J. NJ.
bring & Co., Tor brick machine silver medal; Murray X
HaZclhurst, for punching machine. diplomat Samuel
Harris, for coal sitter. diploma; Trego. IIeird X Co.,
for hammered aXles. gold medel +. X. Sib'ey.
for emory cloth diploma; American Rotary Pump Co. for
rotary pumps, silver medal J. kratz for and
hanZp i for ease