The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-14


The PREMIUM LIST. append The
Following additions and correction to the
list published yesterday morning:
: Mr.. J. M. Crnwford's premium was a
massive silver Pitcher, not Goblet, as
2printed.
Mr.. J.'B. Turner, of Anderson, was
awarded the premium. silver medal,
for the best half dozen Calf Skins.
s.. Sheridan, of Columbia, obtained n
premium for the fastest Trotting Stall
lion, (Danville.)
Ben. Williams, leolored, Of Columbia,
areceived u premium for the second best
lot of Shoes.
The Rock Island Manufacturing Com
lpany obtained two premiums for articles
Exhibited by them.
The Committee on Southern Manu-
factures awarded medal to Messrs.
|Childs, Johnston & Palmer, of Saluda,
for the best bale of Cotton Yarn. The
COMMITTEE also called especial attention
to the handsome Cotton Warps spun by
the Saluda Factory. The following are
their awards:
| oOoo 4aiS OOA. OSltOuTRS, HOIQ ucuul,
best bale Sheeting, SD. f., Convcrs.
Best bale Shifting, $50 w Williams
& Co., Batesyille.
I Best bnle Cotton Yarn, $S--Childs,
Johnston & Palmer.
Best piece Tweed Cashmere, So; best
piece Satinet Jeans, $50. Scott, Agent
Rock Island Co.
The Committee on Sculpture, Paint
ing. Stone and Marble Work bog leave
to report, after as careful on examination
as the time given and the circumstances
would admit, that they have awarded the
following premiums:
j. r. Stuart. Beaufort-Best Histo-
rical Painting in Oil, connected with the
history of South Carolina, $15.
Mrs. r. Tozer, Columbia-Best copy
of Animal Painting-S5.
Miss Mary Frost, Columbia spe-
cimen Of Southern Landscape Painting
iu Oil, $40.
A. Y. Lee. Columbia Portrait in
Oil, 80
Wearn & Hix, Columbia-Best Fancy
Sketch in Crayon, $5; Ivorytype Photo
graph, S5; Water-colored Photograph,
So; best Oil Photograph, silver.
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Best Crayon Drawing, So.
E. Dovilllers, Annapolis-Best Fruit
Painting in Oil, silver.
Ursuline Convent, Columbia--Best
Game Piece; silver.
Mrs. NJ. Ct. Cordes. Columbia--Best
Cory Portrait in Oil. So; Grecian Paint
ing.
A. Y. Lee, Columbia-Best Collection
Architectural Drawings. SO.
q. i. Berg. Columbia ia-Best Design
for Frame Building, $40.
The Committee call especial attention
to two we'll executed Railroad Maps of
South Carolina, with connections in other
States; and two Plats of Survey, by f. M.
McIver, Columbia, and recommend that
premiums be awarded him.
Best Drawing, executed by Brooks
Sims, Colnmbia-a child under twelve
years OF age; silver
w. Ii. Lindsay, Columbia. late of Will
min2ton, Delaware-Best Bridge Draw
ing; silver medal.
A. Y. Lac, Columbia-Be Landscape
in Water Colors.
John Bnhlman, Colum' ia-Pen Draw
ing; silver.
DIR. ]. H. Furman-Work of Art; pre-
MUM i'll silver recommended.
The best and largest collection OF Stone
Ware-G. w. Morse. Greenville. S..
Best lot Fire-Proof Brick-L. NJ Lam
drum, Columbia; silver medal
Best specimen Stone Ware. South
Carolina made-G. w. Morse, Green
vile, SIS.
The Committee would add, that there
nre many other articles in the Art De-
partment deserving of favorable mention,
but no provision have been made for
second class premiums, and their timo
very limited, they have not been spe-
officially mentioned.
In conclusion, the Committee would
recommend that better arrangements for
the exhibition Of works of art be made
before the time for the next Fair; and
express the hope that fuller and more
general contribution will then be made.
W. B. STANLEY,
II. G. COVER, Con. mittce.
b. +. EVANS.
y A HEAVY FAILURE IN NEW YORK. The
failure of the house of A. Bininger &
Co wholesale liouor dealers in New