The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-16

APPROPRIATION FOR THE PooR.-The City
Council has generously made an appropria-
ton for the poor Of the city, and it is
necessary, in order that this bounty be well
bestowed, that the citizens who have been
appointed visitors by the Richmond Relief
Association devote some time to carry out
this benevolent purpose Of the Council. II
is hoped that not one whose name appears
below will refuse to aid in this distribution
to suffering women and children in our
midst. Think of home, such weather as
this, without food, and often without fuel.
Let those visitors who have heretofore de-
clned to act reverse their determination,
and do their best for the next six or eight
weeks. The spring will soon be here, and
those who do their duty in this work will
enjoy it the more when it comes.
Visitors will please commence their work
to-day, and issue tickets at the houses OF
the poor, so that the suffering be relieved
at once. The destitution is most pressing.
Rations will be ready for issue at Messrs.
Martin s. Cardozo's on Thursday next at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. No one need apply with
out ticket from their regular visitor.
The following is correct list OF visitors
District No. From First street be-
low Cary, and west to the corporation
line. Visitor, P. Ii. Starke.
No. 2.-From Broad and Cary, and from
First to corporation line. Visitor, &. B.
Davenport.
No. 3.-From Broad to Leigh, and from
First to Henry. Visitors, Thomas Todd
and w. w. Timberlake.
No. 4.-From First to Brook avenue, and
from Leigh to corporation line. Visitor,
Richard Crouch.
No. 5.-From Henry and Brook avenue
west to corporation line. Visitors, Roger
Martin and A. z. Fox.
No. 6.-From First to Fourth, and from
Broad to Penitentiary pond. Visitor,
James r. Fisher.
No. From First to Third street, and
Broad to corporation line. Visitor, John
Ahern.
No. s.-From Third to Ninth street,
and from Broad to corporation line. Visi-
tor, Valentine Winfree.
No. 9.-From Fourth to Sixth, and from
Broad to river. Visitor, DR.. J. Hall Moore
No. 1O.-From Sixth to Eighth, and from
Broad to river. Visitor, Isaac w. Walker
No. 1l.-Oregon Hill, east of the cor.
poration line. Visitors, Joseph +. Cottrell
and Rev. Mr.. Gates.
No. 12.-From Eighth to Seventeenth
and from Broad to Main. Visitors, JohI
D0oley and William II. Richardson.
No. l3.-From Eighth to Tenth, ant
from Main to river. Visitors, w. W. Snead
and DR.. Parker.
No. 14.-From Tenth to Thirteenth, and
from Main to river. Visitor, John G. Ef
finger.
No. 15.-From Thirteenthto Eighteenth
and from Main to river. Visitors, d. A.
Pearce and George Baldwin.
No. 16.-From Eighteenth to Twenty
eighth, and from Main to river. Visitor
A. B. Wells.
No. 17.-From Seventeenth to Nine
teenth, and from Main to Venable. Visi
tors, William II. Crew and Thomas W
Pemberton.
No. 1S.-From Venable to Washington
and from Shockoe creek to corporation
line. Visitors, J. Ii. Martin and 7. O
Woody.
No. l9.-From Nineteenth to Twenty
| fifth, and from Main to Broad. Visitors
J.G Cornell and William II. Craig.
No. 2O.-From Twenty fifth to Twenty
eighth, and from Main to Broad. Visitor
| Robert j. Christian.
No. 2l.-From Bloody Run to Broad
and from Twenty eighth to corporation
line. Visitors, j. B. Royster and DI
Knox.
No. 22.-From Bloody Run street to tn
river, and from Pear to the corporatio
line. Visitor, David Parr.
No. 23.-From Tenth to Seventeenth
and from Broad to Leigh. Visitor, Williar
Beers and John Womble.
No. 24.-From Washington to Graf
street, and Shockoe creek to corporatio
line. Visitors, W. J. Summit and J. Il
Hagan.