The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-30

The rooms of the Bazaar, having been
completely rcirrangcd and cleaned up,
were re0pened last evening at 5 o'clock,
and although the weather was bad, were
well filed.
CONTRIBUTIONS.
Contributions still continue to come in
in large numbers. The following lists
were furnished Us yesterday:
Mrs. Webb acknowledges q fine oil pho
tograph of General Stonewall Jackson
from Talbot B. Coleman, Staunton; box
of fancy articles from Miss Sept Harrison;
box fine chewing tobacco from Mr.. 1. q.
Williams: box of fancy articles, jar Of
pickles, and hams, from Miss J. Patterson;
half barrel fine family hams from Mr..
Peter Sweeney, Baltimore; one barrel of
fine family hams from Smith 4 Nicodemus,
Baltimore; six very fine hams from Mrs.
DR.. Bannister and Mr.. Peter Warwick, OF
Amelia county, through Mrs. Barksdale.
Mrs. William Payne sends daily contri-
buttons of bread, pickles, and other pro-
visions. Mr.. John w. Rison has very
kindly removed his fine soda-water foun-
Mr.. John Morton, florist, sent yesterday q
very handsome donation of flowers.
The Virginia Table No. 3, presided over
by Mrs. Ould, Mrs. Purcell, and Mrs. SUIT
ton, acknowledges contributions OF cake,
etc., from Mrs. George Barksdale, Messrs.
cambridge Y Co., Mrs. Staples, and Mrs.
Archer large freezer OF ice cream from
Mr.. John p. Ballard bowl OF jelly from
Mrs. Parker Campbell; lot OF pickles,
olives, etc., from Mr.. o. Cranz picked
oysters and deviled crabs from Mrs. Thos.
Reilly and Mrs. James Henderson, Nor
folk, The beautiful bonnet from Norfolk
was donation from Misses O'Leary and
Elderly mistake, published OLeary and
Reilly.
Mrs. Thomas How returns thanks for the
following donations to the North Carolina
Table:
From Mrs. Jefferson Wallace and family,
New York, very handsome case OF fancy
articles: from Messrs. Baldwin y Co.,
Richmond, a handsome suit OF boys cloth
ing ard a box Of neck-tics; from a. An
toni, handsome package of cornucoplaS
from Misses Mamie and Lucie Catlett,
Port Royal. Va, two pair fancy boots
from General Robert llokc, North Caro-
lira. 4 box of greenhouse flowers; from
Ncssrs. Kellogg & Gibson, by Mr.. Sutton,
= variety of fancy articles from MesSrs.
Spence & Co., a variety Of fancy neck-tes
/ from McsSrs. Booth, Spence Co., hahu-
some tire-screen; from Mcssrs. Powers
| Burruss s Co., large variety OF fancy
| articles; from MeSsrs. Millhlser Moses,
one piece OF cotton; from Messrs. Kan
dolph & Co., box of handsome envelopes.
| Mrs. jenkins, presiding at the North
| Carolina Table. wishes most thankfully TO
acknowledge the following donations to
! the Table of that State:
| 4 box of French candy from Mrs
George Cory, Baltimore box Of fancy
articles from the Ladies' Sewing Society
of Raleigh; box OF Scuppcrnong wine
from Mrs. Colonel Check, Warrenton, y
c.; box of fancy articles from Mrs. Mary
Tredwell, Wilson, n. c.; monument
moulded in sugar from Miss Davis, New
bern, n. c.; box of fancy articles from
Mrs. Porter, Baltimore two sacques from
Miss S. Jones, Warrenton, n. c.; yer.
handsome doll from Mr.. X. I. jenkins
New York; also, sl0 from Mrs. jenkins.
Mrs. p. Rahm, of the Virginia Table No
2, acknowledges tobacco straightener iron
Palmer 4 Turpin, newly patented on
handsomely ornamented cake from MI
Charles Mitteldorfer one lot OF tinwar
from Mr.. John b. Suit, Broad street; on
box of chewing tobacco from L. Nj. Eze
kiel. Main street; and various contrlbu
tons from private families.
Miss Nicholas, of the Maryland Table
{ acknowledges from Mr.. Won koh on
, handsome sofa cushion and one handsonl
afghan, two toy brides, and baseball