The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-27
THE BAZd4R-THIRD DAY.

The rooms of the Bazaar were we'll filed
during the entire day yesterday. Visitors
from all parts of the State continue to ar
rive in large numbers, and seem to come
well prepared to contribute literally. The
receipts each night have been very hand
some, and increase each day. The ladies
labor increasingly, and with an earnestness
that will surely insure the greatest sue
cess.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
The people all over the South are con-
tributng largely to the Bazaar, and each
express brings with it number of hand
some donations. Nor are we forgotten
by many magnanimous friends in the
North, for they have also contributed
handsomely. The good people of noble
Baltimore have also displayed their usual
spirit of generosity.
We give below list Of contributions
received since our last report or else were
then omitted:
Mrs. John II. Williams, of Virginia Ia
BILE No. l, acknowledges some nicely
dressed pineapples and pitcher of deli
cious claret punch, prepared by Mr.. John
W. Hall, from Eddling s. Brandt, of the
Lafayette saloon; handsome iced cake,
from F. Newrath, Broad street; and a
number of beautiful bouquets from Messrs.
Allan & Johnson, florists. These bou-
quets are disposed of by the ladies at the
same price for which they are sold at the
garden.
Mrs. John Purcell acknowledges, for Vir-
ginia Table No. 2, a quantity of provisions
from Mr.. Wagner and Mr.. Ward; good
supply of jelly, blanc mango, and cake,
from Mrs. William Allen, Mrs. Parker
Campbell, Mrs. Robert Ould, and Mrs. DR..
Barney; very handsome bonnet from
Misses O'Leary and Reilly, milliners of
Norfolk !, and box of fancy articles from
Mrs. Thomas Reilly.
Miss Nicholas, of the Maryland Table,
acknowledges the receipt of a box of hand
some fancy articles from Mrs. General John
Pegram, of Baltimore, and patent Buck
eye reaper and mower from Cardwell.
Mrs. Wexford, of the South Carolina
Table, acknowledges the receipt of box of
valuables from Winnsboro', S. c., and two
from Sumter, S. c., through Mrs. Major
Brailsford.
Mrs. DR.. Barney acknowledges the re-
ccipt of box of fancy articles from Balti-
more.
Mrs. James Lyons, Of the Louisiana
Table, acknowledges the receipt of box
of valuables from New Orleans, box of
fancy articles from Colonel Eichleman, of
New Orleans, and handsome doll from Mrs.
Connor, of New Orleans.
Mrs. DR.. Higginbotham, Of the North
Carolina Table, acknowledges the receipt
&c of gts Toll inn "a
oath and drawing rations." This is a work
of great merit. 1t is for rattle.
Mrs. Lewis Webb, for the Bazaar, makes
the following acknowledgements A guam
tity Of flowers of every design, from John
Morton, florist; daily supply of ice, from
Mr.. Hutcheson; box OF fancy articles,
from Mrs. Governor Letcher; box OF
valuableS, from Mrs. DR.. Lewis, of Alex
andra; q box of fine old wine and large
lot of tobacco, from McsSrs. Stone, WiIson
& Foster; Il quantity of tobacco, from
Messrs. Mayo & Co., Mr.. Hodges, and
Major Clinton; handsome oil painting
from Mr.. Norman Walker; valuable oil
painting of Michael Angelo, from the
Pope's collection at Rome, from McSsrs
John Ii. Tyler x Co.. two hand-omc fruit
cakes, from MeSSrs. Dandridrn = Andnr
son; fancy articles, from Mrs. William q
Bullock and Misses Green and FlOurnoy
of Powhatan county; number of photo
graphs, from Messrs. Davies Sons, Lee
Gallery.
A large quantity of provisions and sup
plies of all kinds are being daily sent in.
The managers return their sincere
thanks to Mcssrs. Yale & Bowers and Bar
gamin s. Bro. for valuable services ren
dcred in fixing the gas fixtures and put
ting up the cooking arrangements. They
also return thanks to Mr.. Cordle for ser
vices in gas-ftting.
VALUABLE COLLECTION.
, There is for rattle upon .the Maryland
: table very handsome scrap-book, mad,
= up entirely Of autograph letters and auto
graphs of Confederate generals and navy
} officers. Many Of these letters were writer
on the battle field, and the collection is al
S exceedingly valuable one.
SODA WATER.
There is q soda-water fountain on tn,
third floor, and yesterday another wa
put up on the second. Cool and sparklin'
soda is drawn by beautiful young ladies
and to have it served you by them is o
itself worth gallons Of soda. We hav,
tried some of it, and ever since we hav,
felt the sparkling bubbles that were in th'
, glass chasing each other in every corner 0
our poor heart, and each one seems to i'm
part sensation Of delight. Just try som,
of this soda, and if you are a man of tn,
. right feeling, you will experience the same
results.
CORRECTIONS.
, We stated yesterday, through miSun
, derstanding, that the ladies Of the Tennes
see Table had received no contributions
They have received through Mrs. John L
Ligon contribution of fifty dollars from
the ladies of Bristol, Tenn.
The name Of Mrs. Douay, who made
, contribution to the North Carolina Table
, was misspelt. The contribution was from
, Mrs. Thomas II. Dewey, the estimable lad
! of the president of the National Bank O
Charlotte.
VISITORS FROM THE COUNTRY.
Visitors from the country and else
where can get free return tickets over tn
roads leading from the city by application
: ii the Bazaar.
-, REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Grubbs
Williams sold on Thursday farm of 30
acres near Dispatch Station, York Rive
. railroad, for So per acre. The dwellin
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