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BY JULIAN A. SELBY. Errors having occurred, we reprint the report of City Treasurer for mouth of July, 1874, which was read und re? ferred to Ways and Meutfs Committee: Walter R. Jones, City Treasurer, in account with City of Columbia. Dr.?To balance from June. 1874..8 1,131 92 Bills payable, notes to sun? dry persons.23.171 25 Taxes from sundry persons: Real estate.$1,102 58 Personalty. 377 81 Streets. 21 00 Pleasure carriages 10 00 Water collections 115 28 Speoial interest.. 1.1C2 35 Penalties. 218 72-53,310 77 Licenses from sundry persons: Business, (general merohandise,) $3,719 05 Tavern. 1,579 10 Quart. 500 00 Speoial. 16 00 WagonB and badges 13 50-85,887 C5 Dog collars.3 10 00 Market collections. 11 05 $33,889 0l| Cr.?By Alms Houbo to sun? dry persons.$ G59 691 Hospital. 351 80 Indigent poor;. 1,628 60 Street Department. 3,638 36 Police Department. 1,376 39 Guard Houbo. 391 03 New gas-lights. 1,619 60 Water Works Department.. 2,023 82 Bills payable. 6,503 75 Interest account. 369 90 Water contract. 300 00 Contingent Fund. 167 50 Market. 15 70 Bell Tower. 12 50 Salaries. 1,017 86 Fire Department. 617 90 City Park. 25 80 City Money redeemed. 1,093 66 Mutilated Currency dest'yed 5 10 New Alms House and Hos? pital . 188 45 Construction Fund. 6,000 00 Coupons redeemed. 1,179 75 Cash balance. 1,398 88 $33,889 01 W. R. JONES, City Treasurer. R. & W. C. SWAFF1BLD Are now offering Extraordinary Inducements CASH BUYERS. BOYS' LINKS SUITS, from 2i to 8 years, at Two Dollarn, and other Goods in proportion. STRAW HATS at coat. Call and examine- our styles and prices before buying elsewhere. OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT Is almost daily replenished. PINK CUSTOM GAUM KIN TS Made to order in best style aud at low ratea._ Ahr 14 House to Rent. THE HOUSE and FOUR ACRE LOT of Mrs. E. J. Arthur. Good gar ?den and excellent well of water. Pos? session given immodiatelv. Apply to WM. MARTIN or E R. ARTHUR. ' July 4 B HENRY WARD BEECHER AB tho principal actor in the greatest sensation of the day, and the "Indian Girl,.'as .ho leader of the Cigar Trade of the State, havo been thoroughly criticised as to their morits, and tho result seems to be a warning to married mun to husband more closely the uftcctions of their wives, and to Smokors in supplying their WANTS TO HUSBAND MORE Closely their fanda, bv invo.tting in tho "Celebrated 5i. Cigars,'' instead of inforior goods at higher ratos, and to remember that as no one can boast of moro WIVES THAN BRIQHAM YOUNG, So no cigar store oau boast of aa good Cigars and Tobacco for tho price as tho INDIAN GIRL CIGAR STORE, Aug 11 Columbia, 8. C. New Books at Bryan's. THE GREAT ICE AGE and its Relation to tho Autiquitv of Man?by Jarnos Goiko, F. R. S. $2 50. Wilson, Sheridan, Fox, (ol tiinoof George III.) 12 00. Sumner, (Professor,) on Amcricau Cur? rency, ta.oo. Doctrine of Evolution?by Winchcll. $1.00 Yornoa' Meridian or Ad ventures in South Africa. ? Vernes' from tho Earth to tho Moon and Around It. 11.00. Sun Viows of tho Earth or tho SeaBons, illustrated?by Procior, F. R. S, $2 50. Vernoa' Jonrnoy to tho Centro or tho Earth. 71? cents. Also, r. supply nf now NOVEL8, by Eng? lish and German authors, cheap. "Let 01 C( BXTHA IinlM FOR 30 DAYS, AT D. EPSTIN'S, UNDER COLUMBIA HOTEL. I will conimgnco on TUESDAY, July 23, and continuo for thirty day.i, a closing ont uale of tbo remainder of my stock of BoaBonablo and popular CLOTHING, FUR? NISHING GOODS and HATS, at IMMENSE REDUCTIONS IN PRICES. This is dono to make room for Fall Stock. Those in search of unusnal bargains will bo amply repaid by a visit to D. EPSTIN'S, July 27_Under Colombia Hotel. 11? Mi HITS' No. 124. THE OLDEST CLOTHING amd HAT jg STAND IN the State, and now the cheapest to get good READY-MADE CLOTHING For Summer. A largo lino of HATS; bodio thing entirely new in STRAW HATS! Wo still keep abroaat of the times in FURNISHING GOODS! Goats' Undershirts, Silk, Lisle Tbroad and Ganze, Linen and Jean Drawers, Tien, Bows, Books, Collars,Scarfa, the celebrated Star Shirts, roady-mado and made to order; lit8 guaranteed. Wldte Liuon. Duck, Mar? seilles Tests, in now etyled. Black Alpaca Frock and Sack Coats. We are soiling Goods at low prices for caah. KINARD A WILEY. , Jnlv23_ TAYLOR IM WORKS I HANEFACTIRING COMPANY of CHARLESTON, S. C. WORKS and general oflico, EAST BAY AND l'RITCH ARD STREETS; Trea? surer's ofllce, at CAROLINA SAVINGS BANK. Church, near Hajue street; P. O. Bos 529. directors. G. W. WILLIAMS, F. J. PELZF.lt, J. C. MALLONEE, D. C. EBAUOI1. C. A.CQISJLM, A. A.GOLDSMITH, officers. JOHN F. TAYLOR, Protidcnt. FRED. BROTHERHOOD, Superintendent. W. H. PRIOLEAU, Secretary. W. E. BRAESE, Troasuier, at Carolina Savings Bank. H. BUIST, Solicitor. FORGINGS AND CASTINGS of every description. House Fronts, Engines, Boilers, &c. Marine, Stationary and Portable STEAM ENGINES, Boilers, Tanks. Hoiatiug Engines. Saw Milk;. Rico Threshers and Mills of every de? scription. Shaftings,Pulleys and Gearings. IRON FRONTS f;>r Building?. CASTINGS of every kind in Iron or Brass. Forgingsof all descriptions. Phosphate Washers. Phosphate and Ore Crushers. STEAM FITTINGS, Wrought Iron Pipe. Sheet Rubber and Gaskets. Water and 8team Gauges, Belting, Packing, Ac. manufacturers of TA7LOR'S Patent Direct Acting Steam & Hydraulic Presses. also manufacturers of 8AMUEL J. CHAPMAN'S PATKST Tit AP 8TKA1NER, For Bilge rnmpa, Bil^e Injections, Ac. May 23 atuCmn _ Official Order, No. 1. IWANT all Smokers to know that thoro are still plenty more of the celebrated 5 cent PARTAGAS on hand. I guarantee that they contain more and a hotter quality of Tobacco than any othor 5 cent Cigar sold in this city. Special Order, No. 2. All Smokers of Pressed Cigars will please take notice that they call got a bunch con? taining 25 Cigars lor II, and all othor popular brands at equally low prices, at tbo CALIFORNIA CIOAR STORE, iSIrii of the Indian Chief,) 3d Door Below Whoolsr House. June 6 Just the Season for Turnips. See JleUiilsh'i Almanac. I3LANT ?UTA BAG A, Largo Amber . Globe. Largo White Dutch, Largo Whito Olobo, Winter Flat Dutch, Rod Top, Yellow Aberdeen, Improved Seven Top. For salo, wholosalo and retail, at Aug 1 i _ HEINITBH'S Prog Sloro. Catawba Wine. PURE ' Kelley Ialand CATAWBA, on hand and for sale low by July 2 JOHN AGNEW A SON. LT ir Just Censures )LUMBIA, S. C, TUESDAj LIST OF PREMIUMS Offered by Stale Agricultural and Mecha nical Society and A uxiliary Joint Stock Association, at Fair to be held in Co? lumbia, S. C., beginning Tuesday, No? vember 10, 1874, and closing Volk. FIELD oltOl' Uti'AlcTJIKST. For Iho cheapest crop of cotton, grown on ti farm of not loja than leu baud* $50 For the cheapest crop from afarmot not leaa than live httnrla. '2~> For the cheapest pound of cotton, grown on any ttirm or plantation in South Carolina. 5 Tho largest crop of corn, not luas than twenty bushels per acre, grown upon ten aorea or more; of restored uplaiol 23 Largest, crop upon ouo acre, same re? quisitions,. 10 Samu prciuiuuis upon restored or re? claimed lowland. Best experiment in cotton, (set forth in an essay.) proving the comparative merits of tho South Carolina made fertilizers, tho coat and quantity of oach fertilizer used per acre; tho modo of application, preparation and tillago. and original quality of tho soil, and all snob details ?? will prove tho true value of each fertilizer; not less than two varieties of fertilizers tobeusod. 25 Best similar experiment in com. 25 similar experiments in cotton and corn,with commercial fertilizers, open to the world, oach. . 25 Largest yield wheat on 20 acres or moro, to weigh 00 pounds per bushel. 20 Same, on livo acres. 10 Largest yield of oata on ten acres. 20 Same on ouo aero. 5 Largest yield rye on one acre. 5 " " barley on one acre.. 10 " " beuo on one aero. 10 " " palma christi or castor oil bean on one acre.. 10 " " pea-vine hay on one acre 5 14 " native grasB on one acre 5 " " clover on one acre. 5 " " herbs, or foreign grass, on one aero. 5 One halo of each to bo on exhibition, and aflidavit of facta to be tiled with Secretary. Largest yield sweet potatoes on one aero, one-eighth of an acre to be dug 5 Largest yield Irish potatoes, under tho Bame requisitions. 10 Largest yield peas on ono acre. 5 ?* " pindara on one acre.... 5 " turnips on one aero. 5 To the fanner or planter who makes tho largest net yield of crops per hand, not loss than live hands, under same requisitions, for 1874. 20 As cotton cannot be gathered by the time awards are mado at the Annual Fair, all competitors must send iu their atatemonta to Exocutivo Committeo by 15th December, by whom the award will bo mado. Exhibitors of all the above crops must state in writing, in full, to tho Secretary, all tho requisitions as laid down in the rules and regulations, (which see,) without which the judges will bo required to withhold their awards: and the exhibitors uot complying with these requisitions will uot be allowed to compete for the premiums of tho Society. SAMPLE OF FIELD CHOPS. Eeat bushel of white wheat, with a sboaf of same. $5 Best bushel red wheat, sheaf of same.. 5 Best bushel bread corn, with 1 do/, eara 5 Best bushel stock corn, with 1 doss ears 5 Beat bushel barley, with aheaf of sumo 5 Boat bushel oats, with sheaf of same.. 5 Beat bushel ryo, with sheaf of same... 5 Best bushel of pindara. 5 Best collection held peas, half bush each f> BcBt bubhel graaa seed, adapted to low? land cult uro. 5 Best bushel graa.-j seed, adapted to up? land culture. 5 Boat display of graina. ? ? ? 1" Unless tho sheaf bo shown aa above re? quired, tho premium will be withheld. Liest bushel sweet potatoes. 5 " " Irish potatoes . 5 " table turnips. 5 " *' stock turnips. 5 " mangel wurzol or other slock beet. . 5 Best bale pea-vino hay . Ii " " clover hay. 5 " " native grass hay. 5 " " cultivated grasa. 5 Best variety long staple cotton, 0 stalks 2 Beat variotyahort staple cotton,<! stalks 2 Bust bushel of wator-tlowcd seed rice, with sheaf of same. . 5 Best bushel of upland seed rice, with shsa" of safe. 5 Beat specimen of leaf tobacco. 2 Best box South Carolina made cigara, from South Carolina raised tobacco.. 5 To exhibitor largest and beet variety field crops, grown by himself.. 20 Best quart rice* selected trom lot ol not less than twenty barrels, with certi? ficate of factor of tho sale. 5 specimou hops, not less than pt ck 5 " specimou pumpkins, six. 2 ?* spooimen ramie, with deRcriptioa of culture and preparation for market. . 5 Exhibitors of hay must give the mode of cultivating, curing', harvesting, Ac. Beat 1 bale upland cotton. 10 2d beat 1 bale upland cotton. 5 Best 1 bain aea island cottou. 10 2d best 1 hale aea island cotton . 5 Best halo wool, not less than 100 lbs_ ID 2d beat bale wool, as above. 5 Tho cotton and wool must be on tho Fair Grounds, during tho exhibition, to claim premium, and must be of superior quality. IIOUSFHOLD DEPARTMENT. Best jar leaf lard, 10 pounds. 5 " 10 pounds bard domestic snap. 5 " 10 pounds toilot soap. 5 ham. South Carolina raised, cooked " 2 sides South Carolina raised bacon 5 " barrel South Carolina Hour, exhib? ited by manufacturer. 5 " second beat ditto. 5 ,? .loaf bread .Silver " fruit, sponge or aoda cake, each .Silver " specimen okra or tomato prepared for winter use . ...Silver " gallon domestic vinegar.Silver " specimen tallow oandloa.Silver " specimen propared cayenne pep? per ."..Silver " specimen starch . Silver ** half busied dried apples, peaches, pears, quinces and plums, each. 5 " box domestic prunes. 5 " spooimen hermetically sealed frnits, oach.Silver " drum dried figs, preserved olivoa, specimen of olive, oil, Southern made and raised, oaoh. 5 " sample jollies, preserves.pickles, jams, catsups, syrups, etc.. with full descriptions of tho ?process of manufacturing and keeping tho same, each kind.. Silver Best sample Chinese sugar cane syrup.Silver " 20 pounds sorghum sugar. 15 Exhibitors of Hour to state how much PB Attend the True MORNING, AUGUST 18, ] flour made from a buahol or. wheat, and | variety of wheat the flour is made from. Rest jar butter, 10 pounda. 5 | " jar May or Juue butter. 5 " jar l)iitter one year old, With me? thod of preserving. 51 " Boutl) Carolina made che? so.. liest specimen South Carolina honey, 10 pounds, to be exhibited in me comb WINES, CORDIALS, ETC. Best specimen domestic wine, n<.t less than one bottlo of each Kind, with full description of the proei of manufacturing and keeping the eamc, for oach kind. 5| Best specimen nalivo grape wine, pure juice, made without the addition of any extraneous substance. 5 FRL'tT, OAUDEN AND THEE DEPARTMENT. Best 100 orange?, open culture. . $5 and largest variety table apples... !> and largest collection Southern needling applca, oach variety named and labeled, grown by the exhibitor 5 j lato seedling apple, for all pur? poses, with description of the treo, history of its Otigiu, keeping, Ac.Silver ; oarly seedling apple, Ac.Silver j and largest variety pears, grown by the cxhibi:or. 8] late seedling for all purposon, with description of treo, history, Ac. .Silver I |early Beedling, as above.Silver j collection ol pcachCB, seedling or , others, grown by exhibitor.Silver I collection quinces.Silver col. grapos, grown under glaes.. .Silver collection native grapes, with his? tory of keeping, preserving, &c. 5 Best doz specimens lime,lemon or other Southern fruitanot named above, Silver For beat Southern scodliug, of recent origin, within 3 years, with certifi? cate of tho fact and history.Silver | Best aud groatcet variety garden vege? tables, for table ubc, raised by ono individual.$5 | A new und valuable variety of vegetable, with evidence of ita excellence or utility. 3 I Beat and largest collection garden seeds, Southern raised, not less than '20 approved varieties, exhibited by ono individual, and beat for Southern horticulture. 5| LargCBt and beat collection Southern seedhug apples, grown by exhibitor a Largest aud btst collection peach trees, grown by exhibitor. 3 Largest and best collection pear trees, grown by exhibitor. 3 Greatest variety and beat collection strawberry plants.Silver Greateat variety and boat "Jolleclioo of raspborry plants.Silver Best collection evergreen troea.Silvei Best collection preen bouse plants, ex? hibited t>y one person. Silver Largest collection ot flowers, exhibited hy ono person.Silver MANUFACTURES DEPARTMENT. Best bale oanaburge,8 ounces to the yard.Medal Best halo shirting.Medal Lci-t bale ah? clings.Med?d Beat bale kcraeys.Modul Beat bale atrij.es.Medal I Beat bale cotton drilling...Medal licat halo cotton yarns, comprising all the numbers .Medal Beat jii ;ce bagging, made of cotton..Medal Best piece bagging, made of long or Southern niosa.Medal, Best piece plains.Silver Beat pu ce satinets.Silver Heat piece (weed cast-imere.Silver Beat pioco liiiicya or kerseys.Silvi r Host piece plain flannel_*.Silver Best piece Iwi led tl&liuol.Silver Best bain of blankets, Southern wool. . ?5 l!o*t eott >n rope.Silver I Rest cotton plow lines.s'lv< r heal woolen c sv. riot.Silver I Beat writing paper, to embrace roam medium, cap, letti r and note ? Medal Bust printing paper, one roam each ot book and news .Silver Mci Best wrappiog paper.Silver Medal I Ucst ream printing or wrapping Daper, manufactured fron: some material not herttoforo used, and known to j bo as good aa paper n >w in use... Modal j Best specimen of nook-binding. Medal Beat specimen book printing ill S. CMedal Best dozen hata, S. C. m mufactur ?.. Medal Best gout's hat. Medal Best pair woolen blankets.Medal Beat pair cotton blankets... . Medal Best 10 raids kerary.Medal 21 be?t 10 yardaof same.Silver Ueat 10 vafda wooleu carpeting.t-ilver 2d best 10 yarda of aamo.Silver Beat 10 yards stair carpeting .Silver 2d beet 10 yards atair carpeting ... Silver Best cotton carpeting.Silver 2 I beat cnttnucarpeling.Silver heat 10 yarda woolen j ;ans .Silver 2d beat 10 yards wooleu jeans. Silver Heat 10 yards cotton joana.Silver 2d beat 10 yards cotton j.-ana .Silver Beat cotton or mixed coverlet.. ._Silver 2d beat cotton or mixed coverlet.Silver | Pest coverlet, wool.Silver 2 I beat coverlet, wool.Silver | Best home-made mattreaa.Silver 2d best home-made uiattreoa .Silver Heat pair woolen socks .Silver Beat pair woolen atocking?. Rest pair cotton socks.Silver! I best pair cotton stockings.Silver j ! Beat pound cotton sewing throat! ...Silver j best pound woolen yarn .Silver Rest 10 yards diapering.Silver ' Heat cotton comforts.Medal 121 best cot ton comforts. Silver j Best heal t h i ng.vi r [2d best hearth rug.Mtver j Rest s;ueinieu sewing ailk.Silver ? Rest sp-cini n reeled ailk.Silver Reat peekeoeooiiB . . sdv< r Beat stockings or half hose.Silvt r Beat baudkiichief or shawl.Silver Best specimens silk aud wool cloth, three yards.Silver Bent speciiiH its si k ?Irl cotton cloth, three varda. Silver LEATHER, Beat nnd moat us< ful carriuge har? ness.Medal Rest and most useful double buggy harness.Modal Rest single buggy harness.Medal Best and most useful wagon harness.Medal Beat ait of cart harness.Medal Best plow gear.Medal Beat and moot useful gent's aaddl?.. .Medal Beat and most useful lad;.'s saddle.. .Medal Reat dosen brogans. Modal Bast pair of boots. .Medal Rest naif dozen pair gent's shoos ...Mi dal Beet balf doz in pair lady's shoes.Medal Laigcst and beat collection Southern tanned leather, consisting of kid, culf. sole and harness..Diploma Beat aide upper, sole and harness leather, each.Medal Beat half-dozen calf akins. .Medal Beat aide oil-dressed whang leather. .Medal Beat dozen dressed sheep *kina. Modal Rest dozen dressed goat skina.Medal Best specimen plantation tanned lea? ther lor plantation use. $5 Event. vo CHEMICAL MANUFACTURES, OEMENT, OILS, MIN ER ALS, 4c. liest caao er ehest gennino medicine, suitable for family ueo and the Southern praciitiouor.Silver liest specimen cologne, S. C. mado . .Medal Iii ?jt specimen writing ink, South Ca? rolina mado.Medal i Beat specimen iudeliblo ink, South Carolina made.Mcdal Best gunpowder, S. C. mado.Medal licet opium, South Carolina made-Medal licet collection minerals, illustrating the geoiogy and mineralogy of South Carolina.Medal liest tutciincn cold pressed castor oil.Medal Be'jt specimen linseed, lard and cot? ton seed oil, each.Mcdal Bohtbag salt.Modal Best barrel spirits turpentine.Medal Best barrel rosin.Medal Best barrel tar.Medal Best specimen lime, gypsum, water cement and pearl ash, a barrel of oach.Medil Gest specimen Southern made paint, of Southern materials, different colors, mixed, applied and dry.. .Medal j Best Fronch burr milt-atonee, South-_ | ern manufacture.Modal Boat oil-stone and whet-stono.Mcdal Beet specimengnativo phoBphato, ma? nipulated fertilizer, or commercial manure, a barrel of each, accom? panied by its analyaiB.Mcdal Beat marble monument and mantle piece, in South Carolina marble. .Medal Best and largest exhibition of Btone waro.Medal Beat specimens firo brick, terra cotta, each.Medal1 Beat South Carolina mill rock for grinding Indian corn.Mcdal I BcbI specimen etono ware, South Ca? rolina mado.Mcdal Beat specimen S. C. mado brick.Medal ] Best specimen lathe-turned granite. .Medal Beat specimen polished granite.Medal Beat spec. B. C. mado porcelain waro. Medal Bist spec, granite waro, S. C. made, Medal NEEDLE AND FANCY WORK DEPARTMENT. Best lady's dress.Silver Beat child's dress.8ilvor Best sacque or baeque.8ilver Best collar and chemisette.Silver Best nndor-sloeves.8ilver Best handkerchief.8ilver Best morning cap.Silver Best Bhawl.Silver Best mantle.Silver Best specimen of work in this depart? ment not i numerated.Silver 2d best specimen of work in this de? partment not enumerated.Siiver Best specimen in tbis department by a girl under fonrtoen years.Silver Best evidence of taste and skill in tho same department.Silver KNITTING. N El TIN G AND CROCHET IN TU READ. Beat collar and chemisette.Silver BeBt uuder-eloe. . :s.Silver Best haudkerchiet.Silver Beet morning cap.Silver Beat int'ani's cap.Silver Best intrant's waist.Silver Beat child's hat.Silver Beat child's socks.Silver Beat cradio quilt.Silver Boat counterpane.Silver Beet fringe and lace.Silver Best tidy.Silver Beet bonnet.Silver Best cape [Berthe] .Silver Best shawl.Silver Best set toilet mats.Silver Boat over-socks.Silvei Best under-shirts.Silver Bedt tl >wcr vases.Silver Best flower brackets.Silver Bent side-board cover.Silver Bist specimen of work under thia de? partment, not enumerated.Silver Best specimen in thia department, by a gill in ih r fourteen voars.Silrer KNITTING, NETTING OR CROCHET IN CREWEL Oil SILK. Bi a', in ino cover.Silvt r Best iabic cover.Silver Bent ottoman cover.Silver Rent shawl.Silver Best scarf f- r ni ek... .:.Ijilver Best pair of untler-slet ves.Si ver Beel bead dress. Silver Best child's hat or cap.Silver Best child's spencer or saeque. ..?<.. .Silver Best counterpane.Kilver Best crud e quilt... .Silver Best reticule .Silver Beat purse.Silver Rest gloves. .Silvei Beat hose, lot g or short.Silver Beat child's i ticks.Silver Best over-t-boeu.Silver Beet toilet mats.Silver Best lamp or vane mats.Silver Biataiipptrs .Silvor Beet ret dessert mata.Siiv?r Beat napkin ring.Silver Best cushion.silver B.*a! child's skirt.Silver Best chiht'a drawers.Silvor Best tidy . .Silver Bftst article not enumerated.Silver Best specimen in this department, by a girl nuiler fourteen yeara.Silver Best patch-work quill in cotton.Silver lie.it patch-work quilt in silk.Silvor Best raised work quilt.Silver Beat patch-work in worn ed.Silver Best imitation Marseilles.silvor Best wnvei.uulerpano.S. C made..Silver Best silk e mi fort.Silver Brsl eiib quilt, in ailk.Silver R< st i peuiuieii in thia department by _ a ;;ir! under fourteen years.Siiv< r Bts; pit'tuiein tapestry. Rilvur Best piano cover.silver 5'cst piano cover, raised work.Silver Beet table cover, tapestry. Silver Best table cover, raised work.Silver Best chair cover, raised work.Silver liest ottoman cover, raised work.Silver l Bist ottoman cover, tapestry.Silver ili st foot-stool cover, raised work_Silvor Beet hearth-rug, raiaed work and tapcetrv.Silver Bist pair of nro-pcrcpna, raised work.Silvor Best lamp or va^o mat.Silver Best cushion .Silver Be.-t slippers . Silver Best ball rope.Silver Best specimen hot enumerated.Silver EMBROIDERY IN SILK FLOSS, CI1AIN STITCII OR BIIAID. Best lady's dross.Silvor '? " shawl . " i " " mantle. " " " ecirT or nock-tic. " " apron. / Concluded on Fourth Vane.) " veat. " '? child's dress . " " " *acque or eponcer. " c'oak . " lady's reticule. '? " tiro-screens. " port-folio, embroidered. ' braided tidy. " *? braided cushion. " toilet set. " / LUME X?NUMBER lady's cap. " " smoking cap. " " specimen not enumerated. M " specimon in thin department by a girl nudor fourteen years... " Betd bonnet, hat or cap.Silver " willow work basket. *? " willow olothcs bat-ket... . " i! infant's toilet baiket. " 44 sot tablo mats. " " nost willow or ozier bafckvt. 44 " straw baeket. " straw or shuck doormat. '* B(at vase llowers, wax.Silver " basket frnit, wax. " *? bouquet llowers, wax. *' " vqbo rosin flowers. " ?* basket rosin fruit. " ?? shell pyramid. " '? shell box. " " specimen bead work. " " specimen shell work, in any de? sign, not on the list. " , ** specimen in any design. ** " epecimen in this department, by a girl under fourteen years... '** liest leather basket.Silver 41 M picture framo. " ?? ?? otagere. ** 44 ?' table. " " ?? chura. *' M bronxctao.e. " ?? port-folio. *? pictnro framo. ** " npeeimt n in this department, by a girl under fourteen years... " MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT. , Best steam ongine for agricultural ? purposes, at work on the ground. Medal " Southern farm gate and hinges. " " improved grist mill.Diploma " lathe for metal.Modal 44 ** for wood. ?? rope-twisting machine, for plan? tation use. *' " sugar mill, cast.Diploma " sugar mill, wood.Medal ?* wheel wright machine. " MANUFACTURES IN WOOD AND IRON. Best secretary and book ease, South Carolina made.Med&l " tide-board and bureau, South Carolina made. " " sofa, South Oarolina made. " bedbtead, South Carolina made. " set fino chairs, 8. O. made. " set common chairs. "** invalid chair, S. 0. made. ~* picture frames. dicing table, 8. C. made. " tin or wire safe. 8. 0. made. " kitchen* table, with shelves and drawers, 8. C, made. ** window Btsh and blinds, each, South Carolina made. " panel door,South Carolina made *' South Carolina made bee hive.. " what-not, of 8. C. wood. " sot of cottage furniture, made ot South Carolina wood. " Best collection of specimens of South Carolina wood for cabinet use. Medal 44 dozen cedar, cypress, janipes: aud pine buckets, each, South Carolina made. " . " dozen cedar, cypress, juniper and pine tubs, each, South Carolina made. " dozen broom-corn and palmetto brooms, each, 8. 0. madp_ " " blacksmith's bellowe, South Ca? rolina made, plant a lion nee . . " " riflo guu. South Carolina made. " " close tamily carriage, combining convenience, lightness and safety. S. C. made. " ?* open buggy. " " top buggy. 44 " and largest exhibition mechan? ic*'tools, Bmtht-rn made_ " " and largest exhibition of ircn castings. " " Bpr-cimeu bar and round iron... '* " siw mill irons. *' " grist mill irons. " " set blacksmith's tools. 44 " washing machines. 41 $4' specimen plating done in S.C. Dip'oms. " horse-shoes, 8. C ma o.Silver " horse shoe nails. S. C. made.... *' " keg South Caioliua cut nails.... V " bell. South Carolina made ... ** ?* eisplay of S. O. made carriages. buggieB.iVe, from one facmry Diploma fLOWs. Best cast mould board 1-hoiae plow Diploma *' cast mould board 1-horse plow M " wrought iron one-hoisemonld board plow ... 44 ?? wrought iron 2-lior?e mould hoard plow .,.,.*' wrought iron > ubsoil plow - " wroagn. ir.m eo.ic.? wcrupcr - ?' wrought iron sweep - - " *? turning plow on scooter stock " ?' South Carolina cultivator ? " *? one-horse turning plow, South Can,Una made ? ? " " two-horse t urnine plow, South Carolina made - - " " cotton scraper plow, 8. C. made '* ?* subsoil plow, 8. C. made - " Itule.?Ail plowH to be tested in plowing match before premiums are awarded. For tbo br8t plowing done by any white farmer or planter in Soniii Carolina $98 For the second best ditto - M For the third best ditto - - - II For the best plowing done by any white boy in South Carolina under eight? een years of age - ? - - 25 For the second best ditto - - - If, For the third beat ditt.10 For the best plowing done by any co? lored man.20 , For the second heat plowing done by I am colored boy 10 From {I till 10 o'clock A. M each day dur j ing the rair will be devoted b.V the rtspect I ive committees to plowing nr-tches and tests of ail kinds of implements. Competi? tors are oxoeow d to furnish their own teams aud plows, and each will be allowed thir v minutes trial during I ho week. They must be promptly ready to answer to the call of the oommittre. Plows of Southern invention and manufacture, if of equal me? rit, are to be given tbo proferonce. J edges in this contest will bo govornod in their awards by the depth and width of the furrow slice turned 'by the plow of each competitor, the time employed to complete the work, and the appaient skill and eiBe with which the implement is handled. SOUTHERN FARMING IMPLEMENTS. Best club axe. South Carolina made, Medal " broad axo, South Carolina made, " " drawing-knife. 8. C. made - " manuro fork, 8. C. mado - - 41 " hoe, South Carolina made, - - 41 41 portable work bench, with full set of plantation cirpontorV tools .... Diploma 41 Southern thresher - - Medal " hand threshing machino - " 41 Southern fan .... 44 14 41 straw cutter " 44 44 turnip and root cuttor 44 44 " corn and cob crusher " ?? " oorn sholler - ? M 4 4 44 grain oradlo " ?4 4* seed planter - - " " cotton gin, 8. O. made - - "