Daily national Democrat., 1860-09-07

OF this city, IS well worth LOOKING hL Ahs
bonnets therein are perfect beauties.
In another department of the Pavilion
there is an exhibition of various articles by
Daniel ]. Shields and his partner, of this
city. Among them is number of shovels
and spades of their own manufacture, which
are superior to anything we have seen in the
country also vegetable cutter of theirown
invention. which house keepers would find
useful
We notice, 10y the way, that in the pro-
miscuous mechanical department, G go. Laws
IL Co. have cider press in full operation
and turning out as much cider as can be
called for by the people.
At the entrance to this department also we
notice our young friend, Kennedy, presiding
with modest grace over a soda fountain, at
which the visitors very frequently attend.
His soda is the pure article.
We saw in the cereal department guam
tity of rye, grown on the ranch of Mrs. Simp-
son. 1t is uncOmmonly large and fine, and
is called Wild Goose Rye, from the cireum-
stance that the original crop was grown from
seed found in the craw of wild goose that
had been shot by hunter
In the Fancy Work Department, we no.
ticed an elegant, braided work basket by
Mrs. Geo, Laws; a beautiful piece of work,
in the way of ladies ward robe. by Miss
Hopkins, of this city; communion table
cloth, of satin, elegantly embroidered with
gold by Miss Dolores Menzes of this city n
childs dress and cape Of merno. garnished
with colored embroidery, and skilfully
worked, by Mrs. Duryee, of this city a
"tidy" of delicious network by an old lady
IS years of age; map of the gold region of
California pencled and painted by little
girl whose name we could not learn several
fine pictures, one of which is crayon sketch
Of a child at prayer, exduisitely done; an.
other of a cottage in India ink another of
a lady with dagger through her hair felic-
itously executed another of bouquet in
crayon, delineated with the skill of genius
and still another of the same boquet in wa
ter colors, admirably painted, all of it the
work of Mrs. J. B. Gray, of this city en-
broidered worsted cushions, elegantly
wrought by Mrs. Moore, of San Francisco
also some satin cushions howered with water
colors, very beautiful an elegant suit o.
boys clothes, in the latest style, by Mrs
John A. Paxton an admirable piece of work
pencil views of the Coral Cave Of FL Dorado
and highly creditable one of Mt Shasta
by some hand unknown to us pretty hal
necklace by Miss Eudoro Toles charming
shell-box by Miss Josephine Stockton; fin
quilt by Mrs. Munsell, of Yuba county;
picture of a child playing with kitten, by
young miss in the Catholic Convent
shawl netted in imitation of she'll work VERY
fine; Oriental paintings, which are superb
a raised worsted embroidered mat, No l79-
an elegant affair; landscape in bead. work
most ingeniously executed, and numbere,
1872; an infants Christening robe, embroid-
cred with the perfection of a well-traine(
hand; an ingeniously constructed leather
and cone cigar box; an exquisite beadworE
! picture-a heart, cross and garland-by Mrs
Allenbach and a specimen or specimens o.
ornamental penmanship, by Mrs j. B. Gray
which is far beyond anything of the kline
ever before exhibited in this city.
We observed in our strolling a beautiful
miniature flower garden, designed by Chas
Kiernan, the accomplished Horticulturist. A
little fountain is playing in the centre ant
there is quite variety of flowers and shrubs
There is very fine ornamental drawing
with the pen by Mr.. Wilbur 1t is the head
of Washington.
The elegant and finished clock made by
Young, Chubbucks Il Co., at Oroville, at
tracts much attention. 1t is a rare piece of
mechanism.
We had well nigh overlooked one of our
most particular notes, and that is an item
about jellies. A glass jar of dried apple
jelly, made by Miss Hopkins, of this city, i;
the finest specimen of that article we have
ever anywhere seen or tasted. A jar o.
cranberry jelly, too, by the same hand, i,
highly creditable to her domestic skill ant
accomplishments.
SO much for our yesterday peregrnations
We shall take another stroll through the Pa
vilion shortly, and do justice to portion a
least of the thousand other articles not a.
yet mentioned.