, 1859-09-15

readers who hare been visitors will join us in
classing the contributions of Messrs. Il. ".
Address d Co., the eutcrprising and extensive
dealers in Paper Hnugings and Decorative
Work, at No. So Randolph Street, who hare u
large and very attractive display Of rich panel
lngs and paper hangings, which elected much
attention from visitors. Some Of the samples
exhibited are Of rare beauty, aud some are of
most exquisite design. The firm wisely, in con-
s'dcration Of these tight times, do not leave
their stock to be judged Of entirely from these
supurb and recherche French yclvet and satin,
embossed, gilt and slrercd papers, but hare on
exhibition large variety of paper hangiugs of
the more common grades, yet all in the best
tasteia design, style aud finish.
The visitor to the Fair will do well, ifhcis ill.,
terested either by motives of curiosity or bus-
ness, to pass from the sample to the source, and
drop III ut No. IS Randolph street, to sec into
ho'5 extensive IA business has grown this t!c-
partnsen. Of house decoration. The firm ha7c
been located some years in OUT city and haze
been steadily growing into an extensive and
valuable trade. They hare facilities that secure
to their patrons, ut New York prices, wide
choice from the best products Of French, Eng
lisl1 and American Paper uangincs, &C., DC.
And just hint further. They are prorcrbiar
for lavingjust the right for the right place,
and their workmcn are Of class to do perfect
justice to The excellence Of their stock. Visitors
to the Fair will do well TO drop in at No. 50
Randolph street.
FARM, GARDEN, ORCHARD.
In returning to Floral Hall yesterday morn
ing, VIC found that two worthy exhibitors had
been overlooked. +. r. Phenix of Blooming
ton, had basket Of cut flowers Of high merit,
nrustic vase, with 4 pyramid Of flowers, ~
ramilcal bouquet Of wild flowers, from near
Bloomington, which attracted much attention.
1l0 varieties Of yerbenias, choice collection
Of cat flowers, containing twenty-four varieties,
and Il Gne collection Of dahlias.
Charles James of Milwaukee, exhibits twenty
varieties Of Bourbon mud Rc1uontant Roses,
very Choice flowers, among them Sourcneur de
Malmaison, Jaques Latlits, Louis 0dcar, Giant
of Battles, and Sydonia, were especially fine;
while the tine large flower and fragrance Of
Dutchcss Of Switzerland met with the approval
Of tlle ladies who pay tribute ut tue sbrine Of
Flora.
The first collection to the right, as you enter
the tent, is that Of G. i. Baker, from South
Pass. Union county; exhibits 80 varieties Of
Seeding and 80 varieties of grated apples, aIl
all Of which are large and shoHy, bearing proofs
Of the genial soil aud climate of Egypt, for the
products Of Pomona.
Noxt III order is collection from The same
county by J. 4. Carpenter. 4 collection Of IS
varieties Of apples from South Bend, Ind, ly
Henry Myres; these we're fine Snowy specimens,
remarkably sound aud high colored, but not
in most cases attaining the size Of the first
natned lot. Fall Pippiu, Grecning, Northern
Spy, (this last fruit is 4 faroritc with Mr.. H..
AMI well it may he, with such iiuc specimens US
tlesc,) Yellow Bclaown, Fa'lawater, Esopus,
Spitzcnburgb, Mnidcns Blush, Wagoncr, Swaar,
Belmont, Fall Wine, American Golden Russell,
Summer Queen, Famcusc, Ra.nbo and Baldwin.
AL Of these are very fine fruits, and 1avoritcs
Of Mr. H., showing tlut 4 few miles Of longitude
ference in the choice Of varieties, as several Of
tho above are worthless with US. OF Pears Mr.
u. las fine specimens Of Flemish Beauty and
Fondante du Autumn. L, Shaw, Of Tazewcll
County, has u fine show Of apples, the most no.
ticeuble Of which arc Alaidens Blush, St. Law
renee aud Trenton Early. Dr. T. Il. Hoy, Of Ha-
cine, Wis, exhibits fourteen varieties Of pluu1s
which makes fine displuy. 31r. n. Peck, Of
Chicago, presented plum branch loaded with
~ .r
exhibits sweet apple for maine, he says, Il
hardy production and q profitable fruit; Of
its ralue for eating VIC can bear testitno-
ny in its favor. As none Of our pon1ologists
recognise it, it may prove to be Seeding.
Mrs. G. c. Walker. Of Buffalo, n. l., has Il
plate Of Dutchess dc Angouleme pears, partic-
ularly well grown. Johu Mukernson, Of hosci
usko Co., H., shows seventeen varieties Of ap-
pies, making fiEe display, among which,
Twenty Ounce, Belmont, FaIlawater, Fall Pip
! pin, Northern Spy, Yellow yelldowcr, and Mai
dcns Blush, thus again indicating tho fayorites
| of our Indiana orchardists.
We now come to the large and well selected
collection Of fruits from Mcssrs. Elwanger 4
Barry, Of Rochester, n. T., consisting Of 10;
x,r;ctics Of neara 40 Of mum and three Of Grail
apples. This is by far the finest collection o
pears that re have seen since the meeting O.
tue Fruit Growers Association, ut Burlington
Iowa, some fiyo years since,
The season for pears in New ! FORK must prove
highly favorable to produce such uniform goot
specimens Of This delicious fruit, it is probable
that understanding must also hare told in theil
favor, IS these gentlemen underdEaiu extcn
sivcly, For the information Of our turner's VT
will name few that p]cze US tic best: putclcs:
dc Angouleme, BELLE Lucrative, Flenisl
beauty, Swans Orange, Steveus' Gencssec
White Doyennc, Bartlett, Winter Nellies, ani
Burrc Dial. OF Apples, Kenrick's Autumn
Ribston rippin, Full Jeunctting, Gravenstein
Cooper, Summer Hagloc, F.: rippin, Alcxan
der, Munson Sweet, Maidea's Blush, Gencssct
Chief, Early Jack, Bake Apple, Rome Beauty
King Of rippius, Belmont, Yellow Bell
flower, Smiths Cider, Twenty Ounce
Iady Apple, and King Of Tompkins County
we're evidently 1a7orltes, showing 1ha1 the Eas
a"1 'ue "'s. 1@'s .As ~ .e.S'..s, -. s.',.
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20 y: varieties "iH' ef applcs. g g. VIVA ~'' ~
DR.. L. S. Pennington, Of Whltesides Count,
makes fine display Of apples, numbering $
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