The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-18

I To Mrs. b. H. Smith, for best home made
| jelly, s..
To Mrs. B. H. Smith, best specimen walnu
catsup or sauce. s2.
| To Mrs. Roger Martin, for best specimen TO
| mato catsup or sauce. ~.
home made soap, the process of making to b
described. IS. p
Commtttss-M J. W. Ficklin, Mr.. ]. w
Allison, Mr.. \. 7. Stokes, Mrs. Benjamin
Smith, Mrs. William Brown, Mrs. James
Lyons, Mrs. DR.. Haxall. Mrs Dr. Peterkin,
Mr.. Joseph Jackson, Jr., and Mrs n. C.
Read.
Glass No. 6-Domsstic .Mnwactmss
To Mrs. r. p. Aylett Richmond, for the
best quilt, -.
To Mrs John B. Danforth, Richmond, for
second best quilt, 81.
To Mrs NJ. A. Page, Henrico, for best cot
ton or yarn coun tprpane, 20.
To Mrs John W Daniel, Richmond, for Sc
cond best counterpane. -.
To Mrs. J. &. Burton, Henrico, for best
home made carpet, =.
To Miss NJ. A. Allen, Richmond, for best
home made hearth-rug, 81.
To Mrs. ). II. Hierouemus, Winchester, for
best pair long cotton hose, IS.
To Mrs. J G.. Burton, Henrico, for best silk
hose of homemade silk. IS.
To Messrs. Kelley, Tackett. and Ford, of
Fredericks burg, for woolen cloths, certificate.
t"nmittss.-Mrs. Nathaniel Tyler, Mrs. B.
$. Howard. Mrs. 4. a. Lancaster, Mrs. J :.
C. Shields Mrs Franklin Stearns, Mrs.
Charles Gennett, Mrs. Richard Spotswood.
CLASS 7-Ltdies Ornamental and F,ncy Work.
To Mrs ]. G. Burton, Henrco, best home
made shirt, -.
To Mrs. r. NJ Stephenson, best specimen OF
embroidery (handkerchief). -.
To Mrs. y. NJ. Lee, second best collar, GER
tificate.
To Miss Leila CT. Baker, Richmond, best
sppcimpn Of WOrSted work ~.
To Miss Mary Mckinney, Richmond second
best, certificate.
To Mrs r. NJ Stephenson. Richmond, best
specimen crochet work (crib quln, -.
To Mrs :. c. Noting, Richmond, second
best (tidy), certificate.
To Mrs. +, SemmeS, Richmond, best spect-
men WAX work, -.
To Mrs. NJ. J Jesse, second best, certificate
To Mrs. ). y. Willis, best specimen she'll
TO Miss +. Autellotti, second best, certin
cate
To Mrs. Taylor Gray, best specimen of knit
TO Mrs. Il. w. Allen, second .bes, (handker-
chief. certificate.
To Mrs. \. + Voolfolk, best specimen of
netting, 30
To Mrs. y. C. Hughes, second best, certitl-
cate
To Mrs. Richards, Baltimore, infant shirt
certificate.
TO Miss Mary F. Ruff, Lexington, Va, en-
DrOidCry, CertlnCatc. -
cJnmiftss.-Mr d. Lee Powell, Mr.. r. I.
Daniel, Mrs Lewis Webb. Mrs. ). +. Moore,
Mrs. T. T. johnson, Mrs. a. Y. Stokes, Mrs.
l.. W Rose, Mrs. Beverly Wexford.
CLASS s-Grdps Ni"sS, a..
To NJ. Buck. Front Royal, for best specimen
of home made Catawba wine, 80.
To burbank, Gallaher Co., for best speci-
men of home made scuppernonS wine, -.
To Mrs ID. A. Wilson, for best specimen ot
home made currant wine. -.
To Brnuder " Cooke, for best specimen OF
home made blackberry wine, -.
To Mrs. l.. ). Clarke, for blackberry VINE,
certificate.
To Jacob Fuller, President RockbridSe Az
ricutural Society, for currant and blackberry
wine, certificate. Entered too late To COM
pete for premium
lnounittee Mr.. William II. HaXall, Colonel
Thomas F. August, DR.. john X. Garnett,
Mr.. George $ Palmer, Mr.. William II.
Macfarland, Mr.. K. y. Lancaster, Mr.. }.
Holchliiss.
As will be seen in the list of premiums, q
number of persons generously donated
their premiums TO the Society. A large mum
Der of others have also expressed their desire
to do the same. This action is highly COM
mendablc ns the Society, being young, could
lily spare the amount necessary 10 pay the
premiums.
All parties having articles on exhibition ar"
requested 10 send for them as early aS possible
this morning. The articles Will not be deli
ycrrd unless exhibit checks are presented.
AT IL O'Clock the exhibition was closed. 1t
was very full and brilliant, and has done
much to encourage tn" culture OF fruit, How
erS and vegetables, and care OF the DAIRY ana
apiary. throughout the State. We sincerely
hope there will be many more.