The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-10
MARYLAND INSTITUTE FAIR.

Messrs. Garfield, Bro and Co., have on
Exhibition the elegant service of plate mauufac-
tured by them at the order of the EMPLOYEES on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, as present to Wen
dali Bollman, Esq. 1t consists of ten pieces coffee
urn and pot, water pitcher, tea pot, water pot
sugar bowl, cream pitcher bowl and two walters
The set was fully described in the Daily Erchanqe
OF February last and is the most costly which has
been manufactured by that firm The engravinos
ON the different pieces represent scenes on the route
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and are exc.
cuted in the best style, and with great fidelity to
nature. The set is placed in neat rose wood case
which also contains assortment of iewerv, equal
IN extent and style to anv exhibition.
b. F. Ray Co., of No. Isl West Pratt street
have on exhibition a Reaper and Mower, of theiI
own invention, which is now in extensive usf
by agriculturists throughout the country The
difference between this and other reapers consist:
chiefly In its simplicity, strength and durability
All the complicated machinery consisting of cog
wheels, &C.. is dispensed with, and the knives are
driven by power received direct from the driving.
wheel. The advantages claimed for it are as fol
lows: There are no cog-whees about it, but il
works entirely with roller, consequently there
but little friction. The knives are connected di.
rectly to the main driving machine (thus saving
the motive power) and have play of six inches
winch causes them to pass through two of the
guards, which renders choking next to impossible.
The tongue is hinged to the main frame, thus re,
leVlng the horses of any weight on their necks
and there being no side draft less motive power is
required in its operation. The machine is run by use
OF an inch strap, which shows the perfect working OF
all the parts. There two sizes, of one and two
horse power. The one-horse power machine is not
as wide by eight inches that of the first class
and has been used by farmers to cut their crops
with success The prOprietOrs have made exten-
sive arrangements for manufacturing a large num-
Der for the harvest of 1860. This Reaper took the
premium at the Virginia State Fair two years ago,
also at the Loudoun county, Va, Fair of last year
and will be on exhibition at the Maryland State
Fair at Frederick city,
Raymond and Burton, SO West Baltimore street,
have large and very elegant assortment of gentle
mems clothing on exhibition. The principal
articles are shirts. collars, ties, cravats hosiery
scarfs, gloves, umbrellas, canes, &c. All the goods
are made up in the best manner, and those of fine
texture have corresponding amount of fancy work
upon them. The fine linen shirts are beautiful, but
the principal inducement offered by this firm is an
excellent article at low price. The different
articles arranged on the stand and in the case
with much taste, and show to advantage.
Asbury Jarrett 10 and II East Baltimore street
has quantity of clothing and cloths on exhibition,
some of which of excellent quality and all are
cut and made in the latest style and best manner
The arrangements of the articles exhibit taste and
the stand presents fine appearance.
Noah Walker & Co., Baltimore street near Cal
vert, exhibit a very extensive variety of ready
made clothing, cloths, blankets, &c. The assort-
ment consists of all the latest styles of goods and
are made up in a manner to suit the most fastidi-
Gus taste. An elegant photograph of the Washing
ton Statue which adorns the Walker Building is
also exhibited,