The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-19

SUMMON, chestnut, red cedar. and many
osoeT varieties are r~rresented hv sneci.
inenE 81 ntsnber oE species q each. Sec.
tons Of curly popl9 and walnut trees are
shown very nearly Eve feet in diameter.
\ large exhibit 81 persinamon. dorwcod.
and sourwcod. for shutils-hgocks and
hobeins, and oak and hickory, for spokeS.
etc, Is furnished by William III. snow. a,
High Poiai. y. G. Mr.. Snow sought the
South on account Of hrs health, md with
but hfisc money, and Is now the Troprietor
OF an immense and growing business.
which Is increasing almost i,evoad hIs pro
ducing capacity. Thomas McNahon. @,
ereensooTo'. y. C., exhibits sy,okes. ham
dies, and rims which are % splendid maize
rial and conrDsndable workmanship.
Some fIne-iooking samples o. tobacco are
shown. Cor the raising % which the hand
along these lines j. particularly suited
Mr.. NePhail tells Us that il l. no unusual
thing for 4 pr0perly-careC-ior crop Of to-
escco 20 sesl for more than the original cot
OF the whole plantation.
sample u Virginia grain white corn.
yeiio" corn, spring snd winter oats. hong.
berry red wheat, shoFT-herry red wheat,
rye, and every variety Of grzss-seed. clover.
timothy. herdsgrsss. huckwheat, etc. are
oAcIt2 llf tNaIUinai40n.
On separate table l. TIE Virginia Mid
lard department o. the Richmond and
D2nYiHe systen. Here ar 70 b. found
iron ore IN great variety. manganese of 20
pure and high = grade a. 70 bear profitable
shipment 20 England. brOwnstOnes. gran
iies, sandstone, marbles (colored and
whIte- soaps;0ncs, payinc-stones. flag
stones, copper ORES NATIVE and other Va
rieilesL ciays (firehrick and porcelain
hSTSta, kaoiins. mineral paint. asbestos.
hme>tones ior burning QWckhme. and the
quicklime burned from them. glass sands.
smoking tobacco. VINES. brandies. and
great varieties u al tie hard woods and
pines.
Upon still another table j. 10 ~ found
The exhibit n The Georria department 4
the Richmond and Dauyille system The
Georgi1 Pacific. starting from Atlanta and
running through Admission. Birrnin cham.
Columbus. WyuonS. 20 Greenviile. Ms.
PASSES through q region rich in coal and
iron. and ttls department ri the exhibit j.
especially strong L. these particulars. Fifty
or sixty specimens o. coal are shown. with
the coke from each specimen representing
. different scam. and upon this table j. e.
b. found probably the finest collection Of
nbrOJls hematites IN The United states. II
addition a. toe coal 8nd ron. limestone for
iuxe-, manganese. kaolin. t-lc. suipb4tes
% copper. green cartonate. ~ copper.
cOruudum. asbestos. and much which lns
been already mentioned IN the former eX-
hiblt> j, shown. IN the centre Of this ex-
hitii j. O lsrge case from The Woodstock
Irou Company. n Admission. Ala. n 1873
the first furnace was bulk IL Admission. aud
now they have town 81 2.3t9 inhabitants.
everything being owned ly the Wood
stock company. II addition - the two
large iron furnaces they have ET-e COT
ton factory. lar-e ro.liuC-iniU. cTist-mill,
waier-work,. e.. and everything COM
plc-e Their ease contains all tie ma
terial~ used In the manufacture and the
uryduc-s from the time Tie Cre j. taken
from the ground until i j. turned ouf into
pie-irou ~ into SDti-el. ST the materials.
f.lx@~. e.c.. are shown. al tn 'uei and aL
the p-oducts.e tbefurnace Photographs
are shown n tbe forests and coal mines.
and chart /, shown u q diamond drill
boring through one II lie cost measure
= AlAa4ula. which Wa, 2.6uN feet iu thick
ness. those q P,uu>y ly1nia. until bow
SUPPOSED 90 81 tl- tu.eheSt N The country,
fe.re 2.IHo. This part = t1s exhibit l. in
char. NJ Mr.. y. J.. Pr-r-. NJ idea can
a- conveyed iu ~ aItic Ike I'll, c- tlt
ir,m-u.i-v and wealth ~ t-ls exhibit. and
many af orr New England pc1l.e Who
WISH, ,l., FAIR will md T. WORTHY Il a. eX-
tended visit.