The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-05

: Best pair fine long COT iTr'p - EF
HIS Hast worsted Afghan yarn shawl from yarn pre-
pared at home Miss a; WOOL prepared al
Best wool chair e Tio ne lsoni
home p MIS shirt 81 Miss NJ Xannerss93n n
Best homemade family bread, % MIS- " W
Doveli. .,,d or snon ae-cake, 80 Miss
Carrie Binford. 80 homemade pre-
; Best and largest variety IT. s9 OF honle
Rest andl largest variety ofhome-inade run ''A'
Mrs an T. B variety of pickles
Best ste catsup, tomato, walnut, or mushroom l .
MTs: a; y; ode family soap. S. Mrs. DR.. VIZ
HAM Ga.afl,mey. King William county; :, from
pnst unenimen of white or scarlet ianMer rtnn
wool grown and made at hoine' :" =
ham. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
THO Committee on Agricultural Engines, &C,
on yesterday awarded the premium r or Rich
Bile engine to Messls. Ialoo'' . ~
n lnPor hest saw-mtll to John How, OF New Zen
Sc No Steam plough was exhibited.
CLASS xI.--sEcTIoN u
Miscellaneous articles.
pos4 ,,nnn adapted to deep wells, 80; D. u
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY PREMIUMS
The following is list Of the premiums
awarded by the horticultural ana roilo
logical Society thus far:
CLASS 1.
Nursery and Orchard Products.
Premium awarded to Allan q Johnson ioi "e'
The committee recommend premium Of equ nl
value to F. Davidson GO. 1or lnelr ,nrse n
greatly extended variety of frit trees, Vlhes' &c
being the largest variety on eXhi1itlon. .o,
Premium awarded to Allan & johnson LOT pes
assortment of two-year old apple trees suileu .
re same for best assortment of one-year OF
peach trees suited to Virginia. ~,
To same for best assortment OF t"o-year oi'
pear trees dwarf and standnrd).
Premium awarded to Captain Fl, b: Jones,
Rockbridge for largest and best eSiteesion OF up
pies 81 varietiesl. raised by the exhlDltor.
To william .. Hurt, Of Bedford county Tor Sc
cond best. These apples of MIR. Hurt Us varieties
making gate an "aristocratic show deserve e,v
of the soil climate, and exposure OF virginia te
fruit-cuture-to the raising of fruit OF high or
der Of merit.
Premium awarded TO ;. f. Dove lor Dest collec'
ton of pears q rarieties).
Premium awarded to Allan & Johnson for Sc
copd best collection of pears lsiX varietlGsl.
for best collection Of cranberries raised In virgil
MIA.
Premium awarded to Mrs. r. II. Dibbrell for
Premium awarded to Mrs. R. II. Dbbrell for hest
native grape tNorton's Virginial, the committee
accepting the term ''native' rs limited to virgil
MIA.
CLASS RI.
Vegetables.
Premium awarded to Joseph Rennie for best and
largest collection of vegeta bles.
Premium awarded to Garland Hanes for second
best. .,,
Premium awarded to ]. E. l.. Masurier for best
half-doZen canliiOwers. ...,
Premium awarded to Joseph Rennie for best
dozen carrots.
Premium awarded to j. E. L. Masurier for best
Certificate to F. Biershenk for second best.
Premium awarded TO Joseph Rennie for pest
Premium awarded to s. G. B. Faulkner Jones
for best dozen pumpkins.
Premium awarded to Joseph Rennie for best
dozen satisfy.
Certificate to Garland Hnnes for second best; ;.
Premium awardedto DR.. J. G. Lumpkin for best
Certiicatc to ?. T. Atkinson for second best.
Premium awarded to Garland Hanes for best
bushel Irish potatoes.
Premium awarded to Joseph Rennle for best
bushc turnps.
Certificate, to Garland Hanes for second best.
Premium awarded to same FOR best dozen
endives. #.~
Premium awarded TO Joseph Rennle for best
peck tomatoes.
Your committee recommends discretionary
preminm to W. L. Cowardin for the Joe Johnston
watermelon.
CLASS III. ..'t
Premium awarded to Allan L johnson for best
collection of plants.
Premium awarded to same for best collection Of
lowering shrubs. *. .......
To same for best collection of frsclias.
$40 Same for best collection of crysantnamumS.
To same for best collection OF seraniums.
To same for best collection of foliage plants.
Premium awarded to John Morton for largest
and best collection Of cut flowers.
Premiums awarded to Allan & johnson Tor Sc
cond best collection.
Premium awarded to John Morton Tor haudsom-
est design. -@E
To same for haudsomest cross.
To same for best boquet.
There was a very fine and large cltronalis exhi-
bted by Miss Augusta II. West. and an India rnD-
Richmond. No premiums being offered for these
plants, the committee would recommend ccrtn-
Gates for each.
E.- CLASSY.
In,plements. '+ s-
Your committee award first premium for :, best e
cider and wine mill (lIovey's patentj to Il. Nj.
10 same for second best Hutchcson's patent:
plementS- -.
To same for garden and seed drill. y .....,
To:same for Observation-Disclosures horsepower.
TO same for best garden-roller horsepower.
Your committee recommend 4 certificate OF
merit to G. C. Cormick for basSet ana Hover
stands.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS. ..... ...
The special committee appointed to eX-
anime number of articles which were EN-
tered too late for examination By the regular
committees report as follows:
They have examined the various articles sub
mitted to them, and enumerate below those INC!
deem worthy OF special mention on account oil SUI
i. Very fine cole -tion of yirglnia-grown pc.
tatoes from the Riverside Small Fruit Farm >
E Dsqse Ser Sa Va aoSa 9mpfb5 gq
sight and King OF the Earliei. s.y
:. Some fine Specimens Of Early Rose potatoes
3. some unusually fine Peach Blow potatoes
from T.. Douthat, Charles City county, Va, aho
also some from Colonel j. B.. Mcclung' Hot
I. a superior lot of Dutch cabbage, by Colonel
J. B. McClung, from the Hot springs saruen,
grown from seed raised by Allan Johnson; q, o.
Richmond. This is the finest cabbage on exhlDl-
ton Colonel McClung also has on exhibition
S. Schmidt c Miller. European grocers Of Rich
mond, Va, exhibit an excellent assortment OF the
finer foreign groceries: embracing lentils German
peas, pearl barley, Holland behring's, Russian sar-
8. Marcus 3. Buck. of Belmont vineyards, Front
rioy specimens Of the Hicks white apple "a
mend this as one Of the finest eating apples we
know. and one Of the best products OF Virginia
7. John ). Coles, Albemarle county, Va, exhi-
bits superb specimens Of hot-hoise grapes. en-
bracing the Black Hamburg, DRAGONS superb,
Cannon Muscat, and White Muscat, OF Alexan-
dria.
8. Colonel Williams, of New York Fruit-Grow.
ers' Club, exhibits very fine specimens or The
Duchess li'Angoulams pear,
o. NJ P. King, Of North Carolina, exhibits gooo
samples Of the ELECTROMAGNETIC wine grape
the Twist. ,,,,
barrel of splendid Lynnhayen oysters. These arc
shown as productions of Virginia soil, ana &c
credit to the Old Dominion.
II. Maurice Evans, of Richmond; exhibits some
ha lOwer-DOtS, - - -.
4 special premium Is recomnended Tor r., tne
G. Taylor. 7..... lga .ta ~
The Committee on Vegetables have beer
informed since their awards We're made that
the premium celery and caulitiower were
not grown in the State. With this know