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Washtenaw Countj Fair Premiums. Notice to all. Judge for yoursclves whether Aere were poor or partial judges in the floral hall to award the first premium to a dishfull of flowers against four hundred choice cut flowers and house plants. Also the 8eoond premium to about 181 cut flowers - greater portion dahlias - against the 400 which were seen to fill three-eights or three sides of the oenter stand, from bottom to top. Other cxhibitors give it as their opinión that this display was very ujjustly disregarded. I am not finding fault with anyone. Poor judges cannot help their inability, only being nurse to a few house plants, but a competent judge could seebetter with half an eye. Botter judges ought to be found for the good of the fair. ' J. toms. Immense Display at Mack & Schinid's. At Mack & Schmid's, among the many bcautiful goods, the immense display of Cashmcre, Silks, Velvets and Satins attracted our attontion. We were told that their assortmont of Cashniere included the celebrated Lupitis Brand which thcy roceivo direct from the manufacturers' agent (the only house in the city which does) thereby saving their customers one profit. We are told that this brand has the indisputable reputation of bcing superior in wear, finish and fineness to any other in the world. Their celebrated Cyano Dye Black Cash mere is reported the "only black" that wil] not wear rusty. Their assortment of Silks contained the most rcliable and durable makes, embracing the famous Cashcmiro Alexandria which wc were told ia guaranteed not to cut or wear shiny, and universally acknowledged to be the best Silk ever made. Satins and Satins DeLyons were exbibited in all the new shades, from $1.00 to $3.00. Black and Colored Velvets from $1.00 to $5.00. Rich Silk and rVool side Bands, Oriental and Persian Suitings, Hdkfs. Plaids, Frenchand Scotch 'laiils, and the latcst and most popular stylos for combination. Cali and sea our Faney Ulstcrettos. WM. WAONTMl.