The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-23
STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR
THE CLOSING DAY.


The eleventh exhibition of our State Agr;cpI
tural Society terminated yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
after continuation of four successive days. during which
he weather has been Of the most favorable character that
could be desired and gratfed in being able to
state That 1t has terminated without the any
disturbance whatever being marked throughout with the
besto order 1t also gratifying fact that the receipts
OF S exhibition have far exceeded the expectations of the
Society
yesterday morning at eleven O'Clock there was grand
caVacade of all the prize animals horse track this
feature being witnessed with interest and fully at
tesung That in many respects the display of stock on
tins occasion was superior to that of any preyous
exhibition under the auspices of this Society At -
CLOCK there was trial of speed for saddle stations the
entries being +. Fclton's Paul Clifford VIM Sanderson,s
Priam, =. T. Lees Young Black Hawk, j. w. Morgan's
Youn America, and Dir. Lawrence's BLACK HawE u
resulted in Paul Cfords taking the first premium and
$50 ''' mic 'e'ng made IN
AWARDS OF PREMIUMS.
The several Committees yesterday closed their Lahore
making the following additional awards
QUICK DRAFT AND SADDLE HoRsES-StalIions- f
Felton, first premium of $50 Paul Clifford the second do
$40, to W. P. Howser. for Vermont Black Hawk
Brood Mares To H. Carroll, .r, first premium of 500
Jewell ' " ~ '
Brood Mares For Sadde-To L. Lowndes the first pre-
MUM, for Belle to r. r. Grogan, the second, do for
Best Horse Colts-Three Years Old-To F. FELTON,, SO;
to r. s Morgan, g.
Two Year 0lds-To F. FELTON, IS; to H. Carroll, Jr, 4
one one ear olds-Io H. p, Chew, 81; to Jno Adams, .
FIlles-Three Years OId.-To John Adams sI2; to
r. France G. -'
Two Years Old Lowndes IS: to Jno. Adams. 4
Sucking Fies.-To Jno. Adams 81.
insnn, l..
mtee on agricultural implements made the following ad
dtIonS to herreport To f. s. McQuarter discretionary
premium of g for potato planter.
CLASS No. 3.-To G. b. Griffin, first premium for hay
ana straw cutter TO hos Morris do for best straw
cutter to g. Il. Griffin for best cane and corn stalk cut
ter TO L. Sinclair Co.. premiums for shelter root
cutter, grist mill, sugar cane mill, and and cob
Crushcr.
FLowERs.-To John Feast, first premium of SO; to W
=. lson second do of s. to Captain Pracht the third
DO Of g. to Lizzie Feast the fourth do of s. to Mary j.
Porter, the fifth do. of $50: to Mrs J. Thomson tbe
same; to Melissa Baker, the seventh do. Of l.
SLAUGHTERED MUTToN--To Frederick Turner the
rSt premium of 81 to Sterling Thomas the second do
TRIALS OF SPEED.-Stalions.-T Franklin FELTON, the
first premium Of $50, for his horse Paul Clifford to r. L.
Moran, the second do. of H. for young Black Hawk.
GARDEN EEGETABLEs.-To Mrs. Susan I.ovcday 81 for
best Beets to Mrs Jane Hooper, best Turnips to
Mary Cockey, B. for best CauOwdS; same for best
Cabbage to s. A. Wright l. for best Irish Potatoes; to
Mr. Sheley, l. for best Beans to JAS Hooper, best
Sugar Beets; to same for best MangeI Wurtzel.
DAIRY AND TIoNEy-To Miss Jane Matthew'S So for best
Butter; to Josiah Ede > for second best do to c. Hof
man, for best Honey in Comb to d. McCollum 3, for
TonAcco.-To l.. Howes, s. for best sample Tobacco
AMERICAN WINEs.-To Mrs. Hooper So, for best home.
made Cordial; to same, 3, for best Bounce; Mrs ia.
cob Deem, for best Wine.
BACON HAMs.-To ID. Brown, So home cured
Ham; to j. II. McHenry 3, for second best do.
FRUTTs.-To John Feast 81, for best Peaches; John
Hopkins q for best Grapes to same l, for second-best
do
Household MANuFACTURE.-To. Mrs f. Wilson, 81, for
best quilt to Mrs Fowler l. for second best do Mrs
Mary Dom 8 for best counerpane; Miss Eliza Gerney
l. for second best do to Mrs E. r. Pense, 2, for pair
blankets to Mrs Jos. H. Filler Q for carpeting to Miss
NJ Gill 3 for shirt to Mrs P A RUSSELL !, for do
Mrs Thos. Hooper, l. for best yarn hose to Miss A.
Prchard, l, for best soap to Mrs W. B. Duva J. for
best bread to Mrs Chas. Finy l. for second best do;
Mrs Chas Buchanan for best sponge and pound cake
to Mrs W. B. Duva, l. for best pickles; to Mrs. j. T.
Phillips J. for best preserves to Mrs Thos Hooper,
best fruit jelly; to Miss Julia Norton l, for embroidery;
Miss C.. L. Davis, l. for worsted work; Mrs. A
Sewell, 8, for net wOrsted work to Miss Virginia
Tolson, l, for quilt; Miss C. Evans, l. for do Mrs
John Smith, 4, for counterpane Miss A. Lebby, l. for
shirt Miss NJ Day. blind Asyluml !, for hose; Moses
Hyde l. for soap Miss Alice Fendall l. for embroidered
infant skirt Miss F. +. Trego l, for embroideries Mrs
McVay l. for worsed work; Miss Anne Hooper, l. for
worSted and chenille work; Miss Alice Fendall, l, for
crochet shawl; Miss F. C. Schable l, for flowers
Miss Isabella Hover, for shell work Miss Mary Martin
l. for bread; Miss Caroline audlev, l, for sponge
cake Mrs Ives, for pound cake Miss r. Griffith l. for
jelly SPONGE Miss Mary Hooper, l. for biscuit do l. for
sponge cake; Mrs Thomas Hooper !, for pickles; Miss
Mary NJ. Hooper l. for sweet potato pie Mrs Thomas
Hooper, for branded peaches; Miss Mary NJ. Hooper,
cap Mrs Landstreet l. for preserves Mrs G. X. Wright
l. for catSup Miss Schriver, !, for embroidery
Miss TumblesOn /, for needle work Miss A. C. Slnglu
l, for embroidery; Mrs. VIM Baker, for glass melon.
MEETING OF THE SOCIETY
The members of the Society met usual at Carroll Hall
last evening The reports of committees the awards
of premiums read by the Secretary Samuel Sands
Esq, and adopted vote of thanks rendered the
press for their faithful reports OF the Show which the
meeting adjourned sine die.