The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-31

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! Fat Caule.-Stephen F. Brown one Devon cow. NJ
7. Golsborough, one steer (gradey years old
Mich Co'es.-William C. Wilson, Lady IS years
Yoke Of Oren-William F. Pierce, Buck and Berry
years; Carroll Smith, yoke of grades ]. B. Armstrong
Short Horn B,dls-Chauncey Brooks, Billy Hanson 2
Darlington, months
| Short Horn Co,os-J s. Gittings Maria. wears. G.
Brooks, Molly, years, Mary, Julie and Rose, years
each.
Poultry and Oher Birds. t. Smith. coon of white
Banams, coop of Polish blacks coop of Bramahs-
specked POLISH J. Kelly Smith coop of white Bantams
| do Polish blacks, d.. Bramahs do. speckled Polish;
D. SULLIVAN Smith coop of Polish backs do Bramahs do
mixed Polish; W. c. Wilson, pair African geese; D.
1 Sumwat, coops of Bramah and white Shanghais; VIM
d an III, cooPs oi MuscoTies seaoright Bantams skes
ana oack game chickens; A Robertson, coops of black
foands white Bantams and Shanghais; Jacob Bowers
mas on exhioton Java sparrows South American urny
nofth Carolina parrott Indian macaw cardinal bird Of
Brazu, canaries yellow and black tarbets blue owls
snels archangels, yellow carriers, white rurs white
croppers, yellow merno yellow tumblers, almond do
yellow flyers, yellow magpes yellow trumpeters geese
| white China ducks, gold crested fowls
Agricultural ImptementS-Class l.-R Sinclair 4 Co
plough with revolving for pea vines; do for sod
land; do for light work. do subsoiI do for and to-
Sacco do gang; do hf side; do for A. G. Mott &
CO. plough for pea vines; do heavy sod do rcn beam.
do Michgan do wooden BEAM do left hand; do wrought
shaft do Wiley; do No. five horse No. l and 2 hill
side j. Heckendorris one twohorse economical plough;
Franklin Mace, two horse plougs; one subsoi do;
David Clarke exhibits cultivator
Glass 2.-E. Wagner exhibits drilling machine for
grain ten do, with guano attachments Brayey Pitts
exhibit sweep horse power. The following persons ex
lut tne same macnlneS OF different patterns j. D. Lin
ton Robert Sinclair Jr, Co, Thomas Norris W. W.
Dinger Threshng machines exhibited by the follow
ng persons: Brayley 4 Pitts, NJ N. Forney Robert Sin
Clay CO. Thomas Norris, J. d. Linton, A. G. Mott &
Cow. W. Dnger The following persons exhibit separ-
ators or straw carriers J. D. Linton Robert Sinclair
Class HAY and straw cutters exhibited by R.
Sinclair Jr and Co., Thos Norris and A G. Mott and D.
catois Tafney, R. Sinclair Jr
Co Thomas Norris and A G. Mott; corn shelters by r.
Sinclair Jr & Co.. and A. G. Mott, n. Drake A. Ell
licott; R. Sinclair, Jr Il Co. exhibit a corn and cob
crusher hand power pumps exhibited by James Aid
rich and BradeDbaugh Pope grist mills for farmers
use are exhibited by j. D. Linton, Spear Bro and R.
Sinclair Jr & Co.
Glass 4.-Fanning mills exhibited by R. Sinclair
Co, j. H. Collins and Thomas Norris. R Sinclair & Co.
exhibit root and vegetable cutter also a drill barrow
for roots and small grain; also a churn G. Mott & Co
/ exhibit patent churn seed cleaning screen is ex
hibited by R. Sinclair Co.; also, cider mill W 0.
are exhibited by Sullivan & Hyatt James B. Ensor
| Lewis Gilbert and J. johnson 4 Co. R Sinclair Il Co.
exhibit road scraper. j. Montgomery Bro. exhibit
| a double screw rockaway fan.
Glass 5-MOwer and reaper combined, by Sheldon &
Co.; moving machine by Beckford & Hoffman, mower and
| reaper by D.. M Osburn & Co; do. by B. F. Ray hay
| press by Spear & Bro lime spreader by Scott Mat
tnews; wheat drilling machine with guano attachment by
bined Harvester by ". Steson; express wagon by
Clifford sulky by automaon self raker and reap
ing machine by Fizhugh & Young; land cutivator by
Hoke reaper and mower with selfraking attachment
by T. Norris; byJ Wheeler; buggy wagoh
by Quinn Palmer; stump and stone extrator by Fri
Wills automatic rake. by W. H. Wilson. Jacob Ash ex-
hbits grubbing machine grading machine gath
erer and road seraper combined, stump excavator.-
A. G. Mott exhibits mower and reaper combined
a moving machine, kitchen machine for one horse
two bundles of handles, yoke, one hominy mill
grain cradle, lot of single traces Portable mill by
Harriss Co.; lot of harness, by Thos Mckenzie &
Son. portable fence Ralph Harkins; moving machine T.
H. Wilson; Union feed cutter Mark Crosby; siding piow
and opening plow Franklin Mace; machine for asserting
potatoes Thomas II. Keithey 0uter's life-preservng
swinge tree Franklin Mace clothes dyer one patent
gate, patent door lock, John H. King wedding
plow, N NJ. McGregor
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT
The following additions were yesterday made to the
household department:
Quilts.-0ne fancy quilt, deposited by Mrs Hannah R.
Starr; one fancy guilt by Mrs R Trego one silk guilt,
Bishop two album quilts, by Mrs J. c. Matthias; one
quilt, by Mrs: L. Davis quilt, by Mrs Cullum; one
cradle quilt by Miss Whiteley; quilt by Miss Frances
Fendal quilt, by Miss Cynthia Hill; one quilt by
Mrs. Garrett Brown one Irish chain quilt by Mrs E.
J. Tomlinson.
WorSted Work-One frame Of worsted work deposited
by Miss E. E. ondorf wOrsed' ottoman cover by Miss
Amanda Gephart shawl by Miss Clara Malboun; lamp
mat, by Miss Lizzie Musgrave; infants cap, by Mrs.
Mahon; worsted and bead bell pull, by Mrs J. NJ Lowe
Crochet Work.--Crochet shawl, deposited by Miss s. c.
Cairns; piece do lace, by Miss Emma Auld; crochet dy
by Miss Mary E. yband; two crochet lamp mats by
Mrs Mary C. Lanahan crochet crib cover by Mrs Paste;
crochet pin cushion by Mrs NJ H. Aisquith two crochet
tides, by Miss Jennie BlackstOn.
mbroideTy.-Embroidered table cover deposited by
Mrs Robert Dixon pair embroidered slipper tops by Miss
Mary e. Waters embroidered dO do embroidered satch-
ell embroidered silk apron, width embroidery EN-
broidered handkerchief by Miss Virginia A Pattison
embroidered infants dress by Miss Orndor embroder
ed do, do. by Mrs. Henry McGowan embroidered do
do by Miss f. J. TOmlnson lot of embroidery by Mrs.
DIR. Thomas Lynch
Countsrpanss-Blue counterpane by Mrs Paste: white
do, Mrs NJ. Aisquith white do, Mrs. VIM. Creighton
Gam; pair white do. spreads yarn white do, Mrs. Dr.
Thomas Lynch; yarn counterpanes, Mrs. Thomas
Hooper.
Biankeis.-Two pair of homemade blankets, by Mrs
Paste.
Domestic cCarpet-Rag Ssrpet by Benjamin Y Aud.
Shirts Shirt by Mis-. Maria Gill; 2 shirts, Mrs Debo.
rarn Hose-Pair of fine yarn hose, by Mrs Ellenor
G. Stewart pair do do, Mrs. Thomas Hooper; pair OF
| do do MTs.T
Cotton HoSe-By Miss Helen Clark.
PicAes-0ne bottle tomato vinegar, Miss Sophia D.
Bausman; one tumbler sweet picked watermelon, one
tumble red cabbage, Mrs Jane Steward bottles
mato casup t3 years oId Mrs Emma F. Trego;
picked Mrs. Trace r. Wright; one bottle picked
tomato, Mrs. s Butler jar of pickles jar cab
bottle tomato casup, Robert Bishop Burton; jar
sorted pickles, one jar brandy peaches Mrs, Hooper,
one jar picked cucumbers, Mrs. NJ. A. Smith
Home made Bread-0ne loaf of bread Mrs Reese; one
loaf of bread, pan of rolls, Miss K. Knox; one oa
bread pan of biscuit Mrs. Wemore; lot of soda
biscuit Mrs R. Tomnson; one loaf Of bread, pan
of rolls, Miss Ella Burton one loaf of bread one pan
rolls Mrs Thomas Hooper pan of biscuit MI Price
| one pan of biscuit, Mrs Echelberger
Domestic Pound Cake-0ne pound cake, by Miss
| Smith.
Domestic Sponge Caks-One homemade sponge cake
by Miss Minnie Hinson do, by Miss Ware one do.
by Mrs. j. NJ Love- do, by Mrs. DR.. Thomas Lynch
macaron cake and plate of maccaron by Miss
Stem one sponge cake, by Miss N Schlegh; one do, b.
| Mrs. A. B. Ellicott.
Preserres.-one bottle sugar-cane syrup, by Ed. r
WatsOn Jar OF preserved peaches of
jar of watermelon rnd jar of preserved quinces b.
Mrs Thomas Hooper, one jar preserved ounces, ia
peach marmalet, by Mrs. Dr. Thomas Lynch, St. Mary
county; jar preserved cherries by Mrs L. Burlington
one jar do. watermelon by Mrs NJ. A. Smith
Home Made Soap., Three cakes, deposited by Mrs
bars by Mrs C. W. Reach; jar soft soap b,
Mrs. DR.. Thomas Lynch sample hard soap, by Mrs
Thomas Hooper, one do, by Mrs Nicols; do SOFT b.
Home Made Wine.-One bottle each of murella cherry
red currant blackberry and strawberry wine, deposite
htyM loco typp pf old hrrM
san Mooney one of domestic catawba, by Mrs William
Bevan one each of currant blackberry and catawba,
Mrs John Lyeth, Frederick; each of currant an
blackberry by Mrs Jas Bleaney of tomato by Mis-
Sophia D. Bausman one each of blackberry and elder
and catawba by Mrs NJ Rusk one of raspberry
) by Mrs T. Hooper, one of blackberry, by Mrs. J. N
Lowe.
Hcme-Aade Bomce.-Bottle of cherry bounce, mad
and deposited by Mrs. John Lyeth Frederick: bottle
grape bounce; bottles cherry do, by Mrs T. Hooper
C'dtd,Cbd Wine.-6 bottles sparkling catawba, dc
pure Ohio still do made by G. P Bogen, Cincinnati
Ohio, and dep siied by Jno. Merryman, Maryland
Home Made COrdiaS-BottIe of ounce cordial. bottl
peach leaf do and deposited by Mrs John Lyetf
of Frederick bottle blackberry do, by Mrs. Mary
welley; bottle mint do by Mrs. b. G. Howard; bottl
blackberry do, Mrs W. R. Tomlnson; bottle peach do
Mrs. 7. Hooper
MEETING OF THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The second meeting of the State Agricultural So
ciety was held last night at the Newton Universt
building, Lexington street, John Merryman, Esq
President, in the chair; Samuel Sands, ESQ.,, SCI
retary.
) The first business in order was the report {
! Judges.
The Committee on Hereford Cattle award tb
first premium to J ohm Merryman, for "BenL elm,
=, 3 years old; for "Conklin," II months, lst prem
um to do; "Expectation," IA months DID, I'd pr,
> MUM, do; "Champion," months old, lst pr,
MUM to do.
> Co,os.-To Cora, years old 1st premium of he
a class; to Promise, years old, I'd premium.
Heifers.-To Fill Pail, years DID, 1st premium
to Lady Cronkhill IA months, lst do; to Indians
weeks, lst do
: Holsteins COWS 3 years old and VI
3 wards-Lady KOssuth, years old, 1st premium,
Zenos Barnum; Katharine, 81 years, I'd premium
to do.
:. IMPORTED CATTLE.
Alderneys.-Best Alderney COW, lst premium
William e. Wilson for his COW Clara. Best Aide
ney bull, lst premium to J. Howard McHenry ft
a his bull Relief
. DeUons.-For best imported Devon COW, to
J.: | for his COW Dahlia.
9 Hergords.-For best cow, Mtona, Society
premium to j. Merry man, Esq.
old, to 'Erroll" belonging to Col R. McHenr,
s I'd premium to (not named) belonging to J. Cha
Smith. lst premium bull, between l and yea
, old, to "Geordie," belonging to Col. r. McHenr,
> Cows years old snd over.-1st premium
I "Alice," Col. r. McHenry; I'd do. to "Ruth," d
N. R. Smith. Is premium, between and yea
9. old, to "Virginia,'' Col R. McHenry; I'd do.
"Annapolis, - Col. K. McHenry. lst premium, b
[. tween l and years old heifers, to 'Julip," an
IS I'd premium to =, out of "Waif," to Col. McHenr
d Best heiler calf, under year, premium to Col.
y McHenry.
=. After the reading of reports of committees Il
President stated that it would be necessary for hi