The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-20
PRICE, FIVE CENTS.

66. Alex. Mcconnell, 1917 Clio street, New Or
eans--2 Jars Of honey, lot specimen Italian
gum bees spinning their coceons observable.
81. b. 8. Twitohell, i83 81. Charles street, New
Orlsans-1 lot black figs.
6B. J. w. Windsr, Terreboune station, La
Winder's honey extractor, 8 boxes honey In the
combs, o jars extract honey, nucleus OF Italian
bees, queen cages, 2 honey knives bee veil.
50. %. Baker. dealer in seeds and fiorists' sup
plies, No. Camp street, New Orleans.
hamples Of vegetable seeds-Bests, 3 varieties,
onions 8, parsley O. pumpkins 9. rsdish I, rape 2,
squash Q, peas 10, turnips 10, squash 8, bird
seed 8. Ornamental grasses, dried flowers, and
various articles for the garden.
bouquet.
6i. Miss Anna Pauline Meyers, New orlsans--.
vase wax flowers.
Ga. VIM. Davis, Third District vegetable
boquet, exhibited by J. f.. B,shter.
..63. Anguste Gnesnard, Belmont plantation,
West Baton Honge, La plate Bartlett ears, 2
plate Burr superfns pears, plate BUR- supsrfine
pears. I plate pears, plates pippip aoples.
GA. O. Hoever, IL Ton,i, between Ursulines and
Hospital, N. O.-Colleoion Of flower stands and
hanging basket.
65 George Meyer. johnson street, near Espla-
nade N. O.-Colored leavsd flowers, 1 dozen va
rieties.
&C. Mrs. Thomas semmes, 23s Philip street, N. :
O.-1 plate Of peaches.
g. M. s. Green, corner Of Tchoupitoulas and
Richard, N. OIL plate OF black figs.
6B. Mrs. J. M. Miithsck, Antonins street, New
Orleans Contributes q basket Of flowers and
beautiful bouquet
60. Mrs. Rev. J. A.. Ivy, corner Ferdinand and
Chestnut streets, Sixth District g election Of
preserves, one jar preserved citron, one jar pre-
served figs. two glasses plum jelly
10. julius Tardos, Msndeyille, Louisans-Mi-
rabelles tplums), neftles.
III. W. A. Whitney & Co., Bay 81. Louis, Miss.
Mission plums.
". Mrs. J. O. Moses, st. Elmo, Ala.-Whits
Hath GlinU Danahau n. anrly flra ufnrH pep
4; - peaohes; - peaches.
70. Jacob Elmer, Biloxi. Miss.-Msmmoth
cling peach.
"a. Giuseppe Lucchesi, 2a2 Rampant street.
Is. D. Redmond. Pensacols, Fla.-Essay on
the peach.
76. Miss Agnes NJ. Hodges. Kenneryille--i
bottle blackberry vinegar, bottle tomato catsup,
serves, jsr fig preserves. stalks mammoth
field corn, rusli3 hanging basket.
n. J. L. Boltz, 81 Customhouse street, New
Orleans, La.--1 tobacco plant.
rs. Mrs. Charles Loehbru iusr New Orleans,
La. jars tomato catsup.
10. M. M. Bell, 1l6 Magnolia street. New Or
leans. La plate Chssselas grapes, plate black
grapes.
won't, Third District bunch dates (phonix dac-
tylefera), ounces, Louisiana oranges, Mandarin
oranges. Q cartloads OF eyergreens.
80. L. Fassnacht, Halfway, Metaris ridge. con-
tributes cartload Of branches.
SO. W. b. Rush, Jefferson parish. La.--Wax
cloth FOR budding orange trees, rubber gloves, 9
jsrs honey. ri bottles honey vinegar bee hive,
WAX can.
81. ". B. Rush. Essay on Production of Honey
and Bee.
81. George Plumb, Amite City, La, Mercer
apples, one plato.
So. DR.. George Barnsfather, New Orleans. do.
mated q variegstsd collodium.
66. Nicolas Young, Hampson street, Carrollton.
La. i mis- Anil yrn uixln. 4 hnY ant
! boz tomatoeg, / basket tomstoss (Tilden), /
box leek plant. j box cabbage plant, bog Italian
oaulifower plant, box celery plant, boz Span
ish pepper, l box sweet pepper. q carly bush
squash.
81. Marimilian Hermann, 40 Camp street,
tea plants, / box English breakfast tea, / box
Young Hyson tea, box Hopknsken imperial tea,
box Oolong ten, box Japan tea, boz Formosa
tea. -
IS. Caspar Wild, 1857 Tchoupitoulas street,
New Orle eans--Underhill hybrid grapes. Newark
hybrid grapes, Lydia grapes, Antrchon grapes,
Maxatawney grapes, Campbell hybrid grapes,
Vitus Viniferra grapes.
80. D. Moffst. Peter street, FRS. District, New
Oreans-One jar fig preserves, l jar pine apple
preserves; jar orange preserves, bucket fig
marmAade.
80. Jacob Dstzei 1856 Poydras street, contri-
butes--One vegetable bouquet.
9i. Master o. M. Fairchild. 81 Terpsichore
street, N. O.-Lot vegetables, okra, potatoes,
radishes
10, r. DbinDOfH-B DbhFtDE VILbH t1DUUiD CfOUE1
California grapes, grated 10 April. 1877.
30. i. W. Eastman, Metairie Ridge - Con.
tributed bnnch orange and pecan cuttings
o.. N. KuDtz, Bayou Road, La plate of
peaches.
95. O. R7evfr, IL Tonti street, between Ursu-
lines and Hospital street, rustic flower stands,
rustic hanging baskets, small hanging basket.
96. George Meyer, Johnson street, near Es-
planade, New OrIeans-Ajsx, or,ole, Eorri-
Park Beauty, Miss Nightingale, Mandarin, The
Shah, Nelly Grant, Beauty Of John, Crown
Jewel.
81. Miss Rosa Bruce, Carrollton, Seventh Dig
trict-1, handsome b1oquet OF cut flowers: O.
handsome buoquet Of cut flowers.
98. Miss a. q. Brice, Carrolltop, Seventh Dis
trict-1 waiter OF handsome floral ornaments.
30. Valentine Padello, Roman near Esplanade
street, handsome basket Of bests.
100. Dumege, 95 and 81 Royal street--Colec-
tfon Of wax fruit.
In the flower limo handsome display Of wax
flowers 10 made by Miss Pauline Meyer, Of New
Orleans. 1t contains splendidly worked eallas,
roses, dahas, carnation pinks. and the beautiful
leaves OF tho cissus discosor begoniss and other
plants. The young lady has wrought these so
aristically that an experienced florist was de-
ceived by them for o moment
Mr.. W. O. Percy. OF Tnnica, West Feliciana, ex-
hbs
BEE HIVE
The hive s a simple box, similar to other hives.
Its principal merits are embodied in the follow
ing distinct aad novel features: The slotted end
frame; the position Of the end or upright pieces,
whose narrow edges are presented to the bees In
their process OF comb building and attachments
instead Of fat sides, thereby insuring stronger,
straighter and more uniformly bnilt combs, and
better adapted to the stroke OF the Gaping knife
and use Of the extractor. The iron or metal pro-
jections or lemons which occupy the slotted space
OF the frame serve to keep them in place and
equidistant, and are intended to prevent careen-
ing or tipping over OF the comb.
While on this subject We 1nmend to visitors
the Itaiian bees, at work on their comb OF snowy
white, without o bIemish-the entry OF J. W.
Winder, Of Terrebonne.
Attention Ia also called TO the incubator which,
by an ingenious contriyance, as soon as the re-
quisite degree OF temperature is obtained, throws
the apparatus away from the heating lamp 70
which 1t returns for more heat, automatically
Among the
OTHER NOTICEABLE OBJECTS
are the ten varieties Of apples and twenty vsrie-
ties OF pears, exhibited BY il. Oliver, grown On