The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-26
LOCAL MATTERS.
THE Il Il 4 Il Il IL.
THIRD DAY.
CON RIBUTION ms, ETC.

CONT TRIBUTION ETC.
There was quite a rush of visitors to the
| Bazaar during the whole of yesterday, and
its success continues undated.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
We give below partial list Of the valu-
able contributions made for the benefit of
the Bazaar during the first days.
VIRGINIA TABLES.
No. l-Prcsided over by Mrs. Rahm,
Mrs. Williams, and Miss Rosa Allcn.-Beau-
tiiul candy pyramid, valued at fifty dollars,
from Andrew Pizzini; and three beautiful
| bouquets per day, from Allan & Johnson !;
a cistcrn well, from II. NJ. Smith s Co.; one
plow, from Cardwell & Co.; six saws, from
BOYLE & Gamble; "young" baby house,
from little Lutte Hill one pair Of Emeu
mats, from Mrs. William Cameron, of Pc
tcrsburg and a numberless quantity of
smaller articles.
No. 2-Prcsided over by Mrs. John
Purcell, Mrs. Macmurdo, Mrs. Phil. SUIT
ton, and Mrs. Ould.-Two nugent baskets,
valued at fifty dollars, from Mr.. Benjamin
! Hart, of New York basket of superior
champagne, from Mr.. Oscar CRAM con-
slant supply of lager beer, from Mr.. Will
| liam 6. Allen: a handsome box of fine
smoking tobacco, from Colonel G.. p. Kane ;
and various contributions of confectioneries
and table supplies, from the hotel proprie-
tors and private parties in the city and
country.
| No. 3 Presided over by Mrs. B. H..
Smith, Mrs. DR.. Lyons, and Mrs. Fairfax.
4 quantity Of blanc mango and jelly, from
Mrs. Judge Meredith; a quantity of cakes,
| from Mrs. William Grant, Mrs. William
| Donnan, Mrs. Robert Maury, Mrs. Bent
| lev contributions of cakes and other sup
plies, from Mrs. DR.. McCaw, Mrs. James
Scott, and Mrs. Clark.
No. 4-Presdcd over by Mrs. Meade and
| Mrs. DR.. Shepherd. Cakes, oranges, can
dies, etc., from Mcssrs. Tyler, Herring,
buttons from Baltimore ladies.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS over by Mrs. Webb
and Mrs. 3. II. Smith.-Large contribu-
tions Of hams, eggs, butter, etc., from Mrs.
McCaw, Miss Rosa Allen, Misses Myers,
Mrs. Palmer, DR.. Watson, and Colonel Bas-
set French. \ large quantity of provi-
sons from Kentucky and North Carolina.
Mcssrs. Isbon, Benedict x Go. made a
large contribution Of coffee, hams, sugar,
etc, and made an offer of the quantity OF
sugar and coffee needed each day.
MARYLAND TABLE
Presided over by Miss Nicholas.-One
splendid sulky plough, from Beckham &
Co., and Cardwell & Co.; one beautiful
porcelain portrait OF General Lee, from
| Anderson < Co.; two original autograph
| l., - Enrnrnl Wo uhinrtnn
| DR.. McCaw and the other from Miss
Daniel-irom the collection Of the late
John NJ. Daniel; splendid Maryland
banner from Sisco Bros, No. IA North
Charles street, Baltimore; one box fancy
articles, from Miss Emily Reid, Newcastle,
Delaware one box fancy articles from
Mrs. S. @. Wyman, Baltimore; one splen-
did afghan, from Mrs. General Muntord,
Roanoke county, Va; one box beautiful
morocco work, from Miss Hart, IIillsboro',
n. c.; one box fancy caps, from Mrs. j.
S. Nicholas, Baltimore, Nd; one box
millinery, from Mrs. b. c. Howard, Balti-
more one box fancy articles, from Mrs. Du-
bois Egerton, Baltimore; one handsome
box Of fancy articles, from Mrs. Allison,
Baltimore; one box of fancy articles, from
Mrs. Robert Carr, Baltimore one hand
some doll, from Mrs. Julia Harrison,
Goochland county, Va; one ottoman, from
Mr.. ii. A. Atkinson, Richmond; one
handsome sofa cushion, from Habliston &
Bro; one pair ottomans, from Richardson
& Co.; two large cradles and an ottoman,
from Bclyin; one lot handsome photo
graphs, from Rees & Co.
NORTH CAROLINA TABLE
| Presided over by Mrs Thomas II. Wynne
and Mrs. DR.. igginbotham.-T hand
some she'll frames and miniature farm
yard, from Mrs. j. W. Shackelford, OF
North Carolina handsome robe de
| chantJre, from Messrs. Devlin & Co.; a
beautiful miniature graveyard section,
from Newbern, n. c., through Miss Nan
ME Davis; q suit of handsome clothes
for boys, from Baldwin & Co.. three er-
mine tippets and one muil, from Charles
Haase one handsome bronze vase, from
W. Wildt; one box of handsome contri-
buttons, from Mrs. Jefferson Wallace, OF
New York; one box of fancy articles,
from Frederick City, through Mrs. Bradley
Johnson one box of fancy articles,
through Mrs. Major A. Myers; one box OF
fancy articles, from Salem, n. o., through
| Mrs. DOuaS one DON llolu oudiioile, ~
c., through Mrs. Douay; one box from
Mrs. General Branch, Raleigh; one paiI
handsome ladies' CATERS, from J. 5. Lewis
one solid silver goblet, from Webb x Co..
of Baltimore; besides quantity OF
smaller articles.
| TENNESSEE TABLE
Mrs. George Gwathmey and Mrs. Hartwel
presiding. table, which is very hand
somely furnished, has received no contri
buttons, but has been supplied entirely D!
the ladies who have it in charge. 1t is no
gift table-the articles being entlrel!
+ disposed Of by sale.
TEXAS TABLE.
Mrs. n. C. Barton, Miss Graves, Mis-
Pizzini, Miss Morrow, aud Miss Eanes, II
charge OF the Texas table, acknowledg
box of fancy articles from the ladies
! Wilmington, Del, one box containing