The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-16


entered By Irby 4 Mcdaniel, various makers
Best display of manufactured smoking tobac
-cc-entered by Irby & Mcdaniel, various makers
no competition, honorable mention; premium
Best specimen of cigars made of Havana to-
bscco-entered by Geo. Alces. Rampant street,
below Canal, no competition; honorable men
ton. . > ETsz.E Z rrs.1l sEr Elk1sa 81
Best specimen of cigars made in Louisiana. of
American tobacco-entered by Geo. Alces; gold
medal. Is s.ss.as.aa 80 fsrf 80 fE
| Figaro; honorable mention.
Best specimen of cigars, manufactured 10
Louisiana, of Louisiana tobacco-Geo. Alces;
| honorable mention.
Best barrel fall wheat iour-entered by B. M.
| medal. 1-aa a-t1 - 1851
n. weinholdt, Of Missouri-honorable mention.
Honorable mention for barrel eetered by g..
II. Kennedy Co.; manufactured by J. B. H dimes,
of Illinois. -rrrt y fF.r ~ ~
Best barrel of corn meal-entered and manu-.
featured by H. Frey. of New Orleans.
Best sugar cured tongues in Louisiana-Mrs. A.
Buell. honorable mention. So 4
Best specimen of native ground salt-(uo COM
pettion) for premium d. d.
Avery.
Best specimen of native lump salt-(no oompe-
titoD)-D. ID. Avery.
Best barrel of rice raised In Louisiana-premium
to Empire Parish Rice Mills.
Honorable mention of barrel of rice to Emile
Dup1e. tai
One barrel of seed rice recommended for pre-
mium-entered by Firman & Martin.
One barrel of same-recommended for pre-
MUM manufactured by Nicholas Martin.
Best hogshesd Of bright wrapper tobacco-R.
j. Torian; not worthy of premium.
Best hogshead of bright wrapper-raised in
Louisiana, j. W.. Blsnt0n; would have received
premium II 1t had been regularly inspected.
Best bale of upland cotton-entered by Britton
Moore, for Z. Peeler. Warren county, Missis
rAi6 medal
No. lEentered by ]. X. Vallee, for ]. s. Kent
Carroll county, MISS; recommended for premium
Best bale Of bottom land-Henry Lawrence,
New Orleans; honorable mention.
Best display of family and fancy soaps. III.
Keller, OF New Orleans; diploma.
second best family SOAP. II. Keller; silver
Best soft soap-w. A. Fleetwood; silver medal.
Second best soft SOAP. Ii. Keller; bronze
medal.
Best perfumed fancy soap1Auguste Doussan.
of New Orleans; silver medal.
Best chemical erasive soap-W. 8. COpley &
Co., of Mobile; premium recommended.
Best display Of soap Of all varieties mauufac
tured in the state-J. II. Keller, of New Orleans
silver medal.
Best artistic display -McRoberts & Dick; pre-
Best rosn soap-McRoberts & Dick; diploma.
Second best rosin soap-B. 7. BAbbitt, of New
York honorable mention.
Best display OF periumery-manufacture in
w" OiiScAS, premium RECOMMENDING Augu3Lo
Doussan. 49,. r~ -~ = Il. n .r7.Fl . n
Best sponifer-John Fleming premium recon-.
mended.
Best concentrated washing compound-w. A.
Fleetwood premium recommended.
Best display of perfumery and toilet articles
Fels Co., Baltimore; honorable mention.
Best washing c0mpound-G. w. Good yyn;
premium recommended.
a. Thursday at the Fair Grounds.
Exhibition halls open TO all visitors, and ma
ebiuery in operation, as follows:
Line of shaiting will commence at ii O'Clock,
punctuslly. a9.a f.siaa
Cotton gins, corn mills, rice mills, cotton seed
hullers, centrifugal machine. etc., etc. Steam
pillow will be running from IL O'Clock A. NJ until
O'Clock P. NJ.
Operation of agricultural implements in the field
from IL A. NJ. until P. NJ.
Drainage pumps, sugar evaporators, etc., etc.,
at work all day. anr'n
Screw making and brick making machines,
etc., etc. ar
At 8 o'clock p. NJ, precisely. on main track:
Two mile heats to harness, fee for all trotters--
purse $500.
Five entries-Slez Rich, John Morrissey
MoHie Bt,ekaer, w. y. Payne Goshen Mad
all extraordinary fast horses.