The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-29
exhibitors and articles are noted in brief


below:
Chemicals and fluid extracts manusae-
tured by Powers & Weightman, and exhi-
bited by Purcell, Ladd e. Go. 49, ~. -
Choice pharmaceutical preparations, manu-
featured and exhibited by Meade & Baker.
Woods D'Orsay cologne and celebrated
Capillina Qor the hairy, manufactured and
exhibited by Wood & Misunderstood to
have received medal.
Ale and porter, Henry Bowler, of Spring
Park Brewery; heliotrope toilet-powder,
Powhatan E. Dupuy; Valentines meat
| juice, by Ira w. Blount; utero-abdominll
supporter, John w. Gurley, Petersburg !;
children's carriages, W. G. Smith !; fine me-
rino fleece, J. r. Baylor; a fine display of
specimens of agricultural products of Iowa
and Nebraska, exhibited by Burlington and
Missouri River Railroad Company hats and
caps, Simmons g. Co.; hats and caps, NJ. Cum
| ningham; guns, powder, sportsmen's wares,
| II. W. Tignor; water-coolers, &C., j. T..
Mountcastle & Co.; saddles, Dickerson &
Brother; hardware, Noting & Brother ;
seeds, Allison & Addison; specimens Of fine
printing, George W. Gary; blauk-books of
their own binding, Randolph & English ;
shoes, Winchester Shoe Factory; drain
tiles, DR.. j. r. Page, University of Virginia; !;
straw chairs, Corbin Densmore.
Beautiful specimens of leaf and manufac-
tured tobacco were exhibited by John F.
Allen & Co., Thomas & Pilkinton, ". j.
Gentry, end Salmon s Hancock.
Imboden & Co. made their usual interest
ing display OF the mineral products Of Viz
ginia, and B. A. Davis, of Petersburg,
exhibited specimens Of yellow ochre ;
O. II. Chalkley e. Co., leather; Gordons-
vile Chair and Agricultural Implement
Company, chairs of improved pattern !;
Garret +. Watson, Richmond-made furni-
ture; S. S. Cottrel, saddles and harness !;
y. 4. Brown, Jr., saddles and harness; j..
w. Gibson. glass, China, Bohemian ware,
&C.; Woodhousc & Parham, paper boxes,
varied assortment: J. J. Montague. sashes,
blinds, and doors; Simpson d Brother, car
riagc and woodwork.
In another building are other articles
which may be included under the title of
Miscellaneous Here arc stoves from the
Architectural Iror-Works and Stove Com
pany, and from John Bowers; washing-ma-
chimes, &c, from the Old Dominion DomeS-
tic Manufacturing Company ; railroad iron
from the Tredegar Company; stoves from
Wingfeld, Taylor & Brown; cooper-work
from NJ. Z. Gary.
On the lawn are carriages eNnlDlteu ey
George A. Ainslie and o. A. Francis, and
wagons by A. Fanear.
An engine at work, exhibited by Talbot
& Sons, was much observed, and took the
first premium.
The building set apart for machinery in
motion was almost bare, but will probably
have something in it to-day.
The Management
of the Fair shows great improvement this
year. System prevails to greater extent
than usual, and there are evidences OF a
progressive spirit on every side. General
Lee makes most energetic as well as agree
able President, and gives everything his
personal supervision, if possible to do so.
The Programme for To- Day
will be found in our advertising columns.
The following shows the entries for the ilr-
cinia Riding Clubs trials of speed: