The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-22

sausbardry, sta,.ssthat owing foSillDesss he
viii be unible 10 keep biseDgasemen tote
liver the annual address. which YVES ah'
bounced forsthe second day.
There issa3 large number OF prominent
gentlemen on the grounds: among Whom -
will mention Hon. james Keith, James ", "
Brooke. General Eppa Hunton, General W. ",
FL. Pavnc, Judge Charles Il. Sincia'. ltan "t,
date for the State Senate from This G'StticlI'
Judge Thomas Smith. and1fhomas ha.n .n.J
append list OF premiums 50 ial ""''u'
ed by the committees:
LIST OF PREMIUMS.
Hams and Pork.--Bcst bacon Eam' MIS-
R. Il. Fun, IS. ~, w
NctI'r,t. %; blackberry cordial, ihomas n r.
(,lanntt. II: clderberry wire, MIS-. a. n.
eognrS -. currant wine, w. Il. Lvnch. SZ'
arnrc vine. Romu!us Ferguson, 81 c.Gcr,
Sydror Bennett. 90; brandy peaches MIS-.
Tunis Titus, g. ..., h,,,,or
Grs.R. F., Fun. SO; best fresh butter nirS.
r s. Chinp. So: best honey in conn, hlcn-
ard Fun, 81: best lot of apples, Malor George
/. Moore, 81 best lot of pears Mrs. DID
+. Mason, 81. ,,:os
Culinary DeDartment-Po cake, MISS
Mollie FadeIey, 81; sponge-cake. Mrs. =. I.
J,nnry. 50: lot of biscuit, Mrs. 7. u. core,
-. loaf " hcat.brcad, Miss Nora Delany, -;
loaf corn-bread, Mrs. A. II. Rogers, y F.; spe'
-cimen preserves, Mrs. f. A. BroDaush' y J
sneci,nen pickles, Mrs. Jane Pancoast, p !,
fruit ielIv, Hiss Mary Williams, 81; nara
soan, Mrs. Jane ID. Widman, 81; soft soap,
Mrs. Jane d. Wildnan, 3 bottle vinegar
T. NJ. C.. Paxton. 81.
Uouseb0'd Fabrics.-Best shirt, Mrs. L.
II. Gore. 81; silk quilt, Miss i. A. faxson,
SO: cotton quit. Miss T.. a. PaXSoh, 20 )
hcarih-rug bliss Alice Bond, -; pair varn
stockings, Miss L. A. Paxson, 5! SIX ana
cotton stockings. Miss Maggie Foley, 81 !;
best display child's clothing, Miss JENNIE
Liltleton, So: worsted quilt Qog cabin: MISS
Emma Porter. 50 ladies' dress, MISS anne
johnson. 81: CROCHET quit. Miss Lime
Lynch, So; specimen needle. VOTE, MISS
Matte Smith, So; CROCHET work.: MISS az.
z:e Wallace. 81; silk netting, Mrs. Emily
Muraler, 81; cotton netting, MrS. Ann Ann
DoweIl, 81; pair cotton gloves MISS
Mary f. Williams, 81. pair tnreao
gloves, bliss Minerva Williams, 81; spe'
cimen spun yarn. Mrs. Tunls Illus,
81; n!x.thread, Mrs. John Williams p;
OlI-D3lTll0g, MISS AuUlc i a-ASoh, -o5
color painting. Miss Celia johnson, 90 sun
embroidery. Miss Gertie McOanlel, -:
worstcd-work, Mrs. William Giddlngs, y;
crsyon dra wing, Miss Bette Wiidman, ~
pcrci-drawing. Miss Ida Fechtig, ~; peilies-
work. Miss Alberta Paxton, SO; hair-no"ers,
Mrs. William Gddings, 81; WaX'noWers,
Miss NoIlie Fadeley, 81.
PouHry.--Pair turkeys, Mrs. X. +. Fun,
81: Tot geese, c. c. Carer Brother, -;
trio ducks (Rouen), Llewellyn Powell, -;
trio partridge cochens, Llewellyn foWclI,
y: trio dark brahmas, 81; trio houdans,
LleweIlyn Powell, 50; display pigeons,
Lewclyn Powell, So; lot mixed bred
chickens, S. C. Adams, 81. u.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
LEI.BUgG, VA, October 21.-The attend
ance upon this the last day of the fair has
been immense and the weather most propi-
tious.
The Order of Odd-Fellows from Washing
ton, with several bands of music, arrived on
the grounds ut II O'Clock, and made line
appearance. .->.-.'
The principal trot of the day was won by
BAY mare Josie, owned by MI. Caldhouser.
Time, 2:43s, 2:432, 2:4s. 49,. .-...s-