The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-27
POULTRY DEPARTMENT.

HenIco; best pair Black Ham burshs, s. r. G. Tur.
Pm, PeteFs6psg;. best pair Dominlques, 6, W. s.
Chandler, Henrlco: best pair Silver Polauds. 8,
Mrs Wall, HenrIco; best PAR White Crested Po-
lands 5, w J: BntQrd. Hanover; best pair Whte
Black Bantams, 5. D. NJ. Miller, Richmond; bssit
pair Monsreis. 5. W. s Britton, do; beet pair Ca
pons, 5, Jackson Bolton. 90.
Glass 56.-Dncks.
Pest pair AylesbuTy. So, j. II. Turpin. Peters
burg; best palr java, 5, to same; best par Mus
ko4en, S w; J, Blnford. Hanover; best pair Mon
srel. B. Mrs. b. Slade, hlchmond
Class 57.-tissSs.
Best pair African SIS, J 6. Turpin, PETERSBURG:
best pair Bremen to same; hest pair Hong Kong
&, Mrs Dr. Johnson, HenricO; best pair Mone feI,
Geo. Pa more, RIchmoud.
Glass 55.-Turksys
Best pair Domeatcs, So, DR.. J. Williams, Hen
Glass 59.-Guinsa F01yls, Pea FoncI, &c.
Best par Guinea Fowls, IS, W. s. Buton, Hen
Henrlco; best collection of Pigeons, 5, Geo. Pal
more, Richmond.
DEPARTMENT OF FARM AND GARDEN
PRODUCTIONS.
Glass 6U.-T06aceo
No awards for Leaf Tobacco /
Glass 6l.-MaHafactUred Tobacco.
Best specimen for general home consumption
$780, TO W. b. Koss 4 Co Richmond.
Glass 62-FEour, Grain and Corn.
Best barrel of Flour, $40. King William Mills
BY W. W Da9ney; second best, 5, Slate Hill Mills,
Augusta. by n Blair \ Co.; best bushel OF Whea:
D u.
ii Diliard, King William best blshel of ats. 5,
Garand Hanes. Henrlc1; best bushel of she.ed
VI Wh!te Corn, 3. w. q. Nydaor. Hanover
Glass 63-OthsT Staple Productions.
The Committee report that they lad none of he
Articles enume rated in this class. except Cott
four samples of which were exhibited. Though
these were all creditahe 10 the the ON
mttee are unanimously OF the opinion that neither
Is worthy OF a premium uDOn its intrinsic merits.
Glass 6i.-Bersydses
Best specimen of Domestic Wins, from vin-
tage Of not les, than 100 gallons, $40. tina, e2hib
worthy of premium best specimen IF Domestic
Wine, othst shan graps, 10, Miss julia + Turpin;
pie Brandy exhibited b. Henry Tlmberaks, King
William, recommended for discretionary pre-
mum.
Class 65.-Fiuits and Fruit Trees. All raised By
the Exhibitor on this side Of the Potomac, and
SUitabie for Southern CuttirdttOH.
Best and largest variety Cf Apples. $50. Y. B..
Jones' best and largest variety of Pears, IS Jos
Sluton Sons; best and largest col ecton OF APP
pie Trees, TO- Franklin Davis; best aud largest
collection of Pear frees, 10, Jos Slnton Sons;
best and largest collection of Peach Trees, 10.
Franklin DAVIS; best specimen Of Fig Trees, 5,
JOS Snton Sons; best col ctlon of Grape Vines,
Franklin DAVIS; bsst collection of strawberry
Vines, g. Jno. Stransberg; best collection of RaSp-
berry Plants, JOS. einton n Sons; best and
est collection OF native Grapes, 10, Mrs R. Il
HORTICULTUgALO DEPARTMENT.
Glass &c -FYocerS
Best and largest election Of choice Plants, $40.
Jas. Guest, aenrIoo; best and greatest variety of
n8hiias s, AS Guest do hssL twelve Uaulias. 2,
Jas Guest, do best and grssrest variety OF Roses
s, las. Guest. do best twentv- i've 2Us1s, 2, Jas
Guest. do best an largest collection of crysan-
Shimums, 8. Jas Gusst, do; best floral orname II,
& lohn siorton, Richmond; best and largest GO, :
iscti"n of Everg reens. 5, Franklin DAVIS Stann
t9H: best and largest collection OF hardy Flower
int ShTubs to same.
~. The committee say they found but one col
lection of choice plants. and but one OF hardy
fowerng shruOs. The season Of the year is un 3
propItlous tor the exhibition of flowers, and t is
TO be regretted that floral exhibition cannot take
place IN the spring Hortcultufists are tmld
hence but small opportunity Is afforded Tor SeIsc-
GLASS 67.-Vegsta5ies Of Virginia Growth.
Best and largest assortm ment of table vegetables
$40, l.. Chanberalne; best half dozen long blood
6eets. 2, Nm. smith; best nalt dozen heads oi
ltlower, 2, Fhos bruton; best half dozen Carrots
z, Wn Smith; best half dozen Egg Plants, 2, L
Cham oertalpe; best peck OF Onions 4 George
hest bunch of Celery, 5. A. Scnad; best bunch oi
Satisfy s. John Gordon; best bushel Of irish Pota'
toes, 8, Thos. Bruton; best bushel OF Sweet Pota
toes, 5, David Moore best acre OF Irish Potatoes
IS, L. Chamberlalne. t36S1a bushels TO the acre.
whom thew have been compelled by the stringent
rules of the Society to withhold premiums, thai
all the vegetables were OF very high grade O.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
Glass 6S-Butter and Cheess.
Best spec men of fresh Butter, not less than lG
pounds, S25, Mrs. Edwin Hill, Hanover, and Mrs
Wm. H. Saunders, Hsnrioo; second best, Is, Mrs
B. J. Mowry, Augusta; best hrkln or TUB OF saitet
butter. not less taan o iIloHLns Az O
more, 25 Mrs Lon J. HansbuIger, Rocking ham
second best, 49, lone specimen ofered cons ideret
very superior > best Cheese not less than twent,
Glass 69-Honsy Bee-Hires, and Bacon Hams
Best specimen Of Aoney not less than l0pounds
SIS, A s. Maddux Chesterfield: best Bee Hive 10
A 3. Maddux do, for Phelps, improved; beat Han
cured by exhibitor. g.. II; y. haskins. Richmond
| second best, 4, y. w. Flckiin, Aibemarie.
"a The committee regret that they could no
award Sd premium for ham exhibited By Mrs
Blnford, of Hsnover. which was highly recon-
fnended.
Glass 70-Domessie MANUFACTURES.
For the best and largest variety of Woolei
Goods manufactured in any other slave State, il O
equal or su Esor quality TO those manu- iacture
IN Virginia, $50, Young Wriston. of Charlotte
n. G.. best and largest variety OF coarse, chea
| Shoes, g. J. e Back Co., Fredericksburg bes,
and cheapest N sgro Brosues, 10, j. +, Beck 4 Co
ditto.
"a The committee report that OF Woolel
Goods of the kind desis mated, there were none o
exhibition man anufactl lred IN Virginia, which, con
sidering the numoar OF private and eorporatei
faetories Ia the state capable OF producing vart