The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-10

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ry goods, work set Mis- s, gssllow for shuct bon
net, work basket; Mis- A 4 Roper. for bonnet, CO.
mso port monnais; Mrss Fariss. Tor bonnets, hon
CARPETS AND RUGS OF D0MEsTIC..MANU-
FACTURE.
Class No 3T-Mrs Henry Cox, for carpet, engrav.
e..i &c S.vsr spoon and Sass Miss Hlll for rug.
mention.
INDIA RUBBER BETTING AND STEAM PACK.
ING.
pany, for india rubber betting. rst class diploma.
BOOTS AND sHOES-BY A LADY.
Cidss No 80 Mrs } c Burton, for a pair Of gaiter
boots made By herself silver butter knife.
COTTON COUNTERPANES. ETC
Class No 40 Mrs NJ Higginbotham, for one
cotton counterpane. cream ladle; Mrs c II Bowles,
Tor domestic counterpane. pearl port monnaie; Miss
VI Y Bowles. for domestic cOunterpane. work bas
ket; Mrs Schneider. for bed cover, case of scis-
sors,
Class No. 41-Mrs w F Broaddus, for bed quilt,
silver butter butt knife; Miss Allen for bed quilt
NETTING, PLAIN AND FANCY.
Class No. i2-An old lady. for tidy. work basket
KNITTING, PLAIN AND FANCY.
Class No, 43IMrs J 9 Burton. for silk hose. gold
monaie; Mrs Thos Ruskell, for infants hose homo
rable mention; Mrs II W Fry ,jr for baskets, sugar
CROCHET WORK
Class No; A.-MissJ Doerfinger, for e smoking
for tidy. fancy bracelet Mrs Thompson. Of Buck:
ingham, for tidy; Miss 4 v Jacobs. for shawl
samqe Wingfeld for tidy; Miss Walker. for
table cover. honorable mention.
SILK EMBROIDERY ON SILK, SATIN AND ME-
RINO.
Glass No As -Mrs smoot. for child's dress. silver
napkin rings; Mrs VI Cosby. for dress and mantle,
salt spoe ms; MIR. W Allen for cloak and hat, hon
orable mentions; Miss Ogden. for silk mantle, homo
rable mention; Miss Starr, for silk mantle, honora
BILE mention.
EMBROIDERY ON LINEN.
Class No a6Mrs RS, HsGkeS %;i fer childs pants
kerchief silver fruit knife; Miss N Starr, for
handkerchief, honorable mention; Niss L Z Huce
girl Of ten years, for shirt bosom gold pencil;
wrought handkerchefs, honorable mention.
EMBP0tDERY ON CAMBRIC AND MUSLIN.
Glass No II Miss II Heiskell, for infants dress
handkerchief and pearl case: Mrs Peterfield Trent
embroidered skirt bu ter Knife Miss Pollard, for
iady's collar % work basket; Miss % Moors, for for
skirt and collar. Mis-, y Taey. for lady's gown
Miss Hawes; for worked cap. and a palsied
lady, for bands. deserve honorable mention.
WURSTED WORK
Class No 4S Miss Flournoy. of Powhstan, for
char cover. pearl jewel case; Mrs L Gouldin, of
Miss c seraon. for WashDato ton" pearl port mon.
naie Miss Rayner, for child's cloak. work basket:
Miss Babsr, for piano cover, silver fruit knit,
Mrs Caldwell, for scripture piece, silver napkin
ring; Miss eating. for embr idered cloak, velvet
port monnaie; Miss Nenzteil. for three pieces of
worsted work, gold pencil and case: Miss Delanie.
infants skirt fruit knife; Miss fzekeI for box 'oa Of
worstet work, velvet port monnaie; Mrs Mary
Page for chair seats. fruit knife; Mary Dudley;
p J McFees ottoman cover. Miss G Rosenfel's taged
ID yesrs) raised worsted work Mrs 9arlick's
mat. Miss Ogden's embroidered cushion are desery-
LEATHER WORK.
Cas- No so Miss NJ Gibb for bas ket gold thin.
BILE; Miss Mary Leath. for arbour of leather. fancy
lie mention; Mrs Yerby. for music table, honorable
mention.
BEAD WORK
Glass No 5l.-siiss Mamie Ogden for whatnott
shell card case; Mrs NJ Cosby. for pin cushion
frame siv' napkin ring; Mrs Fedhaus, for cush
ion seat. aud Miss T " ker blind lady, for
chair aud basket, honorable mention
SHELL, PINE BUR AND SEED WORK
Class No. 52.-Miss A Green for she'll basket and
boquet ami frame of burrs engraved ape opand case
Miss Hubbard 'or burr box butter knife; Mrs X
~ Ms f3s T sbe
ba k"t and seaweed. Miss Lee, for basket, honors-
LADIES AND INFANTS CLOTHING
Class No SO MIR Chas Hasse. fer lady's cloak,
lst ass diploma: Miss K Vsnderventer. for nee
die werk, velvet por; nnaie; Miss J Hooker. for
SHIRTS, VESTS AND PANTS.
Class No. 54-Mrs C Burton, for a shirt, silver
napkin ring; Miss Lee, (i2 years Of age.) for a
shirt. fancy bracelet.
PLAIN sEWING.
Class No 55-Miss B Watkins. (aged II years. J
| for shirt, pearl port mosnaie.
Wells AND sCARFS.
Glass N0, 56.-Miss @ GafreQues. for veil, gold
.himble Miss K Picot, for scarf. silver napkin
ring.
Glass No 5T.-Miss Housman a work basket, case
of scissors; Mrs Hopkins, work box, sugar
SPOON Miss Lovin gsten, basket. shell card case;
iliss Wayne, (aged II years,) dressed doll
vet port m0nnaie; Mrs n Burton. for crystal
for needle box and pin cushion pearl port monnaie
MISS Fannie Mayo Fredericksburg, for fancy arti'
cles, silver napkin ring
DRAWINGS.
Class No 5s-W Hubbard, for his drawing of good
and bad conscience, silver medal; Miss Della
Hughes, for the Madonna. napkin ring; Miss ) N
ring; Miss McMurdo, for boat scenes, honorable
mention.
GRECIAN PAINTING.
Class No. 59.--Miss Dimmock, for Indian scene
honorable mention; 6iss McEarlsne for fancy piece
honorable mention
PoT0CHOMANIE WORK.
Class No 60-Miss Ii Mayo. for pair of vases
OIL PAINTINGS
| Class No 81 Two pictures by Elder. deserve hon
| OraDle mention.
MARBLE WORK.
| Class No. 62-John T. Rogers, for marble mantle
| and lamb deserves honorable mention.
CHAIR COVERS, QUILTa, AND PATCH WORK
| Glass No GA lady. 79 years of age. for a mat
| on velvet silver butter knife; Miss Fannie stth
aged ve years for ar ilt fancy bracelets Miss Ann,
Briggs FkuT # aSp spoons
Class No. Ga Mics Julia H. Turpin, for wax work
Miss Perdue, for h.wers; Miss Leath, fer wa,
fruit; Misc Levy, for do; and Miss Gibb for do
'''''' PAPER FLOWERS.
Class No. 65-Mrs. Cowell. for basket gold penci
case Mr., o. Erickson. for case of flowers; g9lc
pencil Mrs. c. b. Turner, for dahlias, honorable
FEATHER WORK.
Class No 66 Miss K Spencer, feather fan, silver
| napkin iing Mrs. Watkins. wrapping of pea fow
''''-''' o ''''' MfsCELLANE,Us
| Glass No 67-Mrs George Blythe for rustic tables
pickle knife and cases. Miss Lucy johnson for frui.
of white rosin, work set girl of six years, tor
SAMPLER gold pencil cas- Mrs Hitehcock Tor rustic
| sampler, salt spoons; DR. W Garlick for Semplet
HAIR ORNAMENTS.
Class No 6s-Misses Pulliam, for hair work, silver
SLATE ROOFING.
Class No 69--Wm Il Elliott. one specimen of slats
work, silver medal
MANUFACTURERS SUPPLIES
Class No 70 To NJ .ssrs Spalding Il Co. for hant
cards. bobbn shuttles, betting temples, oilers. and
calf roller SKINS and sheep roller skins togethel
with superior article of lace leather and belt hooks
'''''' '''' FORCE PUMPS. ETC.
Glass No. 7l-Cornal Bradley. silver medal, fol
new force pump, invented by h imself.
CoLp BLooDED MURDER.-A letter to the Worces
ter (Md) Sentinel dated Horntowu, Va, October
30th, 1858. says:
"Our town was thrown into state Of excite
| ment on Friday, the I'D inst, by the murder of
negro man named John Reed, It the hands of VIM
Taylor, a white man. The circumstances, as
have heard them. are as follows: Taylor and Reet
| had dispute early in the week about some tri
| Ang matter, when Taylor declared that he woult
| shoot him before the week was out Withou
| further notice, and Unexpectedly to every body
Taylor went to the store of Mr.. Matthews, on Fri
| day, where he saw Reed, and in the presence 0
Mr.. Matthews and his son. deliberately shot hin