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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23
The Baltimore Convention.

Our Geographic advices Published in yes '-iay =
papar. gave graphic description oil the proceed
inss Of the Bedismiies, now holding their satur-
MALTA at Baltimore Blu, snch scenes begsar all
description, and are enough to make any true
hearted American citizen blush fer his eoun,ry
and weep over the degoueracy 81 the times
In contemplating the fact If the singular ean
trast furnished in The proceedings Of the present
Convention, as compared with the order aud deco-
rum observed al that held ia Baltimore asst month,
An inouiry.is naturally excited as 10 the true
case Why i. il, that the proceedings Of Wing
National aud State Conventions arc uni, rmy de
curuus, marked by no ebulliiipns Of passion or
undue excitement terminating in blows: whist
those d the Democratic party are jus, the re-
verse. There must be some cause Tor these eI
tremes Can il be found in the difference Of ma
terial which enters into the eompo.inon oi the
relative parties, emitting the part! which nom''
mated Bell and Everett 70 the distinction ironical
ly given by its enemies, of being 'the old gentle
mems party whilst it's opponents do net in the
MAN, feel that they entitled, Old or young, to
this dis,inctionf We do not assert that such is
the fact, though the people will dcduec their own
differences rs they make their comparisons. One
thing however must be obvious to everybody. that
If the Democratic were n national party az it has
always claimed to be-the same in all sections OF
the confederacy, il would not have the difficulty
it hos experienced in agreeing upon the carnnI
principles which it has been the u lht
party to avow before the world. The lnloa par.
ty made their platform and nominations VIII, per
feet unanimi,y and cordial good feeling lAe
men o. Virginia md Massachusetts graspeu hand,
in token OF fraternal brotherhood. No south y.
North no East and no West were rceogui..3 a
that body Of patriots and gentlemen, but all seem
ed animated by the conviction that they wer,
brethren owning one country, one Constitution
and one destiny. Why, therefore, if Democracy
is that all-rsr,ading common principle that it,
advocates would have us believe, cannot the Con
vention now assembled in baltimore DO likewise
Why are ilLtempercd remarks aud bloody nose,
80 common where there should be peace and har
Sony 7
But enough. The people of this land will con
clade, for they must conclude, that the Charles
ton Convention was the most dsreputable budy
Of the kind ever convened; whilst the Eal,imov,
or respect can the people have for nomination, il
nomination they make-buIn " such jarrng COZ
fusion and strfef Let no Wing ever again tail
or dream Ui u1itiDs !or moment upon any pro
text, with such party. We fatier ourseiye. thai
oil sutn have been thoroughly cured.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23

FsIiIE Concern of NJ klNNEY this ,av dissolved
Sauuel II Mckinney and John II. Flood having bought
The entire interest al John bass They alone author
led To- the name ut the Concern.
s, H. MCKINNEY,
INb :. BhSS
JNb If. FLOOD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23
No. 100 MAIN STREET, No.
Variety is the SUioo of T,fof

Ih uhdtrsignei most respectfully informs his friends and
me public scueray, that addition 10 large stock of III.
tlVoiS OF all kinds Fruits, tnnfe lruari ireerscs Pick
= Ne. he has added GRoI EEili-. DRY GODps ROOTS
HOES, HATS CAPS, Ne, forming gene raj voriv ~.
T., which le offers nj reduced prices CASH. rSSsa1i
Inc restaurant department viii he Furnished as
Upon TIE shortest notice. " - =
The bar viii be furnished ih line bcs iou1rs Ce,rire
der Beer, Rhine Wine, &c - ~ ="
1 Don't forget the place To- NO 1ap - Main Siren.
~" 90 sns' ~ j. H. sNANEE, Agent.
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SIP g cial N o t i C e!

u 4 Y NJ l., y T!!!
DEEM to nolify my ends and customers. Tint
II Is exceedingly important that should require, IN M.
CASES prompt aud speed, PAYMENT or satisfactory set.
en.nt of all debts due tn" irsl dag If July. sGo; and
hoping they facilitate in accomplishing This point
In my business by cailinI IN anil settling holding ttrm
selN, rcain1S, pm. when called upon shall remain IN
confident expectation Of ing due attention from ali who
indebted either By bond, Hole, account.
L. /. AEMIHrLAD, No. 10 Main ST,
f. 2}ts lynehhure, W
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COMMERCIAL.
EYNCHBURG MA II X ETS,
A. B. FUCKER.
PROD UCE B n . X T. r,
I3g MAIN STREET.

s-rhese quos,os will be understood, represent ~h"'e-
sal. prices generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23

ssseliae - essaissass e he psFsy, waich elci-
led much applause
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23

addition 10 he f,w ing papers, Tor which Special
As,nt viii rcerie and forward adNortIs oan!
per in The | hit"i states.
NELSON IN EEPEISE, I.oymga,on, Va.
INV ERA Floyd Court House, va.
WIG,
SENTINEL, l;oeersyille, Tennessee.
iNllilIGtS, EH, MorristoNn, Tenn.
SGtNAzFE'rrE. leainston,ya.
nFudGEif. Liberty, Va
VISITOR Marion. Va.
Wiz ''''' Ftncas''e, Va.
REGISTER banyinc, Va.
SENTINEL. ihNan,ra. Va.
VIRGINIA ECHO, Halifax Co. IIo IA
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEWS, Bristol.
X\il MIN Jdncshoro', Tenn.
DEMOCRAT, Gfccn,nlc Tenn
ADV ERrlsEi;, Chattanooga, Tenn
Iosf, Athens.
V 2f4a, r. < abingdon Va,
STAR AND HERALD, christiansburg, Va.
PATRIOT, Gr., Co llo.. va.
T TiuF@RAFh' wy:neyiIe, va.
ADVOCATE. lalcwe!l Co. Ito. va.
soTlli-W 81, Giles Go. Iiu,. va.
EEpt BLlCAN, Wincho5cr. VI.
wishing 10 ayerse IN any Of the above papers, nj
thrm having, extensive circulation In localities, viii
find II to 10 call the the ,rch
Daf \rsniait sr.IRs, where be made
u Refreshments FoKw AIDED WITHOUT DELAY.
A. wADDIIL
ian iO-ta Foreman NirgnlHn Dicr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

DE Mof.AY EScAMPNEST No. 4,
Kslsurs' TJapLAR, june 2ls- i>6l
ORuERS NU a-SIR ksiGnTs:-Parade on horse-
a hack n n AMI regalia, tw.soui npr'isl Min
AT,l afss 81 frnf the Msson's Han, on sAft X
M DAY The ssd ihni. al half pasl O'Clock, Il ~
" By ur,l,r ofE. II. ItIf, q. Commander.
J. j. BROWN, e. Gen'l.
W H. Sra Arros. Eecpr,ler. +. .
Sir Engh. IN Of UhapeaaA Will eau al The store OIL
grs.rs sratlnn * lensicy, and procure them
je 2i-st
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23
Notice

TK1E Stakeholder. Of the Washington Building Fund Asso
citation. requested Ia intend Meeting nl The As,cia
ton nj Capt Jacob H. Entn-ons ofec this Evening -
clock. Contributions due and must be paid
lr {. W. pbItE Scr'y,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23

retiring from the business Of Mckinney Co.. having so
entire Interest To sam H. Mckinney and Ino H. Flood
w"nli sincere thanks hubble
"r their liberal patronage during my win
House. a'ie RISK e"hiinuahee OF II 10 the ne" dr'n.
j. tim JNn =. RASS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23

"occAsoxAL," the Washington correspondent
# ferncy's Press thus predicts the nomination
Of Douglas at Baltimore. and rilicules the sece-
ders and opponents of his nomination
Il have 40 doubt. SAWS Occasional that
Douglas will be nominated on Tuesday or Wed
nesday. aud then we shall see whether the South
era secelcrs willing to take Lincoln or Doug
las. There is no doub, that n few Of the lenders
If the ffcea'ers nre disposed tn assist the rail-
splitter Of Illinois, but they cannot carry their
troops with them. The practical question will
arise the plain alternative will be presented, and
however southern men may object TO judge
Douglass epini"ns. they will prefer lin to Re
publican candidate; and when. they assist in his
election, will perform act Of grace by eou>ig ign
ing 10 olsrurity the ho;-hcaded men whose lead
they layo mi, takably followed"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23

Enst>p BURKE. "A prominent New lIamnshire
nemaera;. oncc Commis,oncrf Patents, and edi-
tor # the Lion. at Washington. writes home to
his s,ect
Everybody expects n smashup at Baltimore
Their Wi, be two candidates, Douglas aud n
Snnthera man. shall not wait II see tho
row. ln, leasc Immediately for Western New
Igri"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23
SALES BY AUCTION
THIS DAY.
BEAUTIFUL.
COUNTRY. RESIDENCE near LYstURipr

WEwTlL SELL S "a fUEDAi, TIE 2snr, mr. ~.
W Vnst) Al oesack, z II. tine pferni.t-,,r p. -
TYfUL COUS7Rf RESIDENCE on ih, I,sgl',, - I.
salem Turnpike, about miles from fAnrlmrg si,I al
n,e healthy neishborhnnd. The ract OF Land cnu,nr ~
A0RlLS ~" small, Is well improved ia every res. 4
the growing crop on IL Viii shes. The mpray, u,nts
OF aRWELLiSG HotoL epainied whiej eonlapin, Isl,
Eions, OF which are ~, 2Otee also front and bacL
an Office in the yard and all other necessary out Ba
The Orchard contains about 5our 700 select
Fruit The Garden is very productive and hus a fine 1870.
meni 81 Gra-s Goosebrrres, RaspberresA &C. IL is ono
most desirable small Farms In this -een the country pa
sons desous of purchasing such place will cAl on e.
don, In the city Of Lynehburg the undersigned no
on the premises. '''c
TEgass Cash. and tho balance In anil IL months into,
cst added negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed AMI the r.
lie retained nill The whole OF the purchase paid
j. ctds THOMAS j. IL q Is. liRoWN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23
ELECTORS.

Il, p.srKrr-I- u. CHANDLER. Of Nafok Guy.
sxn TRAVIS II. ErrS, 81 Sniovsy.
sxn THOMAS BRCGE, Of hsitfaN
a. IssHS r. THORNTON Of Prince EdNsT'
IaNEs r. JOHNSON. 81 Btsiiofi
So ~ a SCOTT. Il INV hSiAn-
IENUEL J. BOW nEN. q N'lllsm hufg
So, J1SEPlI CHRISTIAN. Il lisise@ea.
g o., n n sHAtKELFoIll II fsnquier
90 ANpgRw y KENNEDY, 81 Jefferson.
80, A. N NJ sTTART. 81 Augusta
-. NJ AZ STABLES, IL AtHkcHs
/. wlITfR PRESTON. cf Nashtsg.an
- J J. JACKSON. Jr., al Heed.
- A B. CALDWELL. Of aba
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23

"Nol dangerous. 10 the lii;run Family
''I.ats como oat u their holes - die
V l., IL M y
.. 'nSfAI'S"
y 'arooThRs" RAT, ROACH, AC rETERMINATOR.
"tn>TARS'
'ru.TAk's" BEDBUG ENFEEMfSArOR
"to~I AI'~'
"oo~IAI:>' ELECrEIC POWDER for Insects, Se.
pt-rRoSs 1NsTANTtN
RHts- tayics Mice hIoes-- Ground Mcclird HngsAnts
Npth-- Mos4 -flns-ln-ccls Plants bowls, AMI
h.sis, Klein short, every lorrn and species "f
VERMIN
10 Years rsatshe in NeN urk tyIsod by the Post
or the tiy Prisons aud station iuusoihc steamers.
ships. 3atIlc CITY Hotels "Asior "Si. Nicholas, &r.aRi
by more thhn 2h,u0o private families.
~ Druggists and Eraiiers very here sell them.
60 Wholesale Agents In all c la Giles mud Towns.
80 -! lIcwareii! ii spurious limitations.
50 40 Sample Boxes scut by Mail.
r" Address ordgrs--ur Tor "Creu.ar ~ Dealers 10
HENRY l.. tOSlAE. Principal Depot,
$40 BroalMa y. (opIo-iic l. Nicllolas ntcl.) y. y.
eollhs j. H. THOMPSON Wholesale and Retail,
j. -3-lindSw Lyuchluf... Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23

SEMPLEs tNfAIllBLE BAKING POWDERS and 81.
- bier n ZONES, equally lnallbIc $40 g"
For sale by STAnIrp l. t,Nr,
- ''''@9
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-23
Patenr Civ Trans

s1tCI1L I ~ TAPS.
HAVE received second sppiy of this really ,p.o,i,,.
anu N"tuati" ih'en,;pn catching and f
fs hc have attracted The favorable notice Of NE press and
amo'u th '"ts satisfaction Ia all given Them trin
,,s Ill, ~ sec t!ieh IN operation, wish pur-
't I :, vi" ", please CALI = NJ. SIMPSON
site H..
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Sf3tara Alum Wafer I'M

Etrrs g. MApprx, CG,tt.
Echmnnt, Va, juno ID, lS5a.--ie i6.diy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-19
DECEPTION or THE BALL ROOM.

DESCRIPTION OF THE BALL ROOM.
The people Of Portland cannot ye, boast Of their
Academy Of Music or indeed Of any place where there
70 room TO enshrne the muses. their volaries They
are fortunate, however, in the possession Of
magnificent structure called the City Buildings,
where though IA yet In process Of completion the
mlitee determined 10 plant their mctsphorIcs ten, and
commence operations grand scale
The ball appropriated 10 the festive purpose that
intended 70 be occupied BY the House Of Representatives.
OF the state when the premises mall be finished.
A more admirable selection could not have
been made. II was large, airy, spacious,
oonvenisa, o. and capable Of comfortably seating
lflesn hundred people, being hundred feet length
BY eighty feet Ia breadth. occupyn ING fully lhlr Of
N. space Was a stage gallery, which some four
hundred people could be accommodate AMI here,
throusbou, tho evening we've be the fathers and
mothers wall aowers and dancers, whose place
not In me gay tbropg below.
The decorations not Of thai brilliant, expensive
and character which 90 bevebed the
the grand srar New York but they we're, nsver,be.
es tasty and eneetive, and borrowed half their bounty
from sher very simplicity The general picture Of the
house. asds from The fair shroog, made up mainly Of
light and bunting both Of these being combined with
such good success that the mos, agreeable surprise vas
The result
The arrangement OF these Gags can be hardly decor bed
IN dsta They hung srsosfu folds RON the windows,
the red and the stars and stripes combined,
wreabed around the pillars, In fcstooBs and III up
every dreary locking spot in the hail with their pleasant
ccIorsL
Az the head Of The hall were hung pictures Of Queen
Victoria and President Buchanan
Between these . representation ola crown and a
shied-a lion on one sIde and an eagle the other. A
pair Of hands srAsped above beneath those
sersIl bearing the t~o notices. "Dleu q Mon Drot,
and "E Piuribus Unum- An arch Of seven stars gas
Jets surrounded this picture and illuminated The array
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-19

schooner, which, notwithstanding the discharge Of seye
ral mmk sts and two cannon escaped IN safety % tho
town. The populaoe, which were gazing by hundreds
were Immediately thrown INTO furious agitation BY this
incident. and vowed revenge with the Itmos. execra
ton All remained In profound peace and tranquility
TIL eleven O'Clock the next morning nTlh) when the
ship got under sail and the succession
was hall after two before the Commodore weIghei an
cbor, when the whole deet stood directly up the
river, and formed In line Of battle before the town.
we row plainly discovered one ship Of twenty
bomb sloop and two other armed vessels Nov.
ait, alter Turing his rails and coming 70 an
preaching the people and warning them 70 move irom
town. ~ two hours he should execute Gst punishment
upon H. most respectable delegation was sent TO ex
postulse and gain time 70 whom NowRtt replied that
MS orders did not authorize him 10 give any warning 70
the Inhabitants but required him to come opposite
sink and destroy He however, gavo them . res
I PIE until the next morning, when, at nine
sde which continued Al intervals through the day and
during the fame time men were sent shore with
the buildings" The result which the destruction Of
The village need not detail as It may be found in ap
Tie whole amount Of the loss, reported to the Pro-
vncal Congress, November 2, 177o. was sl90,S4
The only arrival after this OF British manof war 10
our harbor was on the LIST of November, ITS, when
400 men. She came in for supplies, and 10
oner an asylum 70 any persons who might
leave the country. No English man Of war has since, IN
peace or war, entered our quiet precincts Rw great
which comes in gentle hospitality and the sad and
wage visit Of the brstings ships with relentless orders
ITO burn, sink and destroy" Eighty five years have
gone by and now the great grandson Of the monarch
under whose authority humble village laid waste
and destroyed, comes riumphsnty the revived and
beautiful city which free institutions have built up
and crowned with success The poor and weak colonies
with their three millions Of people, which dared resist
one OF the most powerful empires in the world,
rivals It's great mother and its former competitor in all
the eements Of wealth and prosperity.
THE GRAND BALL.
AZ has been already stated the arrival Of the present
squadron, with its two three score of handsome
dancing men, ana especially under such circumstances
a. those above narrated not event to be passed
idly by without recognition the part of the people Of
Portland They could not have the Prince They would
fete the Princes associates.
On the 9th Of October meeting Of the prominent ct
was accordingly called to take the matter into con-
sderaon and make such dennts arrangements as were
demanded and the following gentlemen representing the
wealth and refinement Of the city, were chosen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-19
THE LATEST.

HAr.pAs1 TWELVE o'OloU.
me third dance waltz, the Prince danced with Mrs.
wise, daughter Of Edward Everett and relative Of
osvernor Wise, Of Virginia
me next the Iancers, the Prince danced with Niss
osswningaheld, daughter Of an eminent lawyer.
Mr. Geo. Uptoa made himself conspicuous BY trying 10
ne Iancers asked the Prince 10 take . walk. Tho
Prince replied thai would walk about and return 70
The same spot order 70 msead the crowd The device
vas not successful, however. Yankees are not 10 be
caught by such lodges.
IN the next dance, quadriile, the Princes partner
was Aiss Emery grand neioe Of Lord Lndhurst.
The next, polka, the Prince danced with Miss Bge
low, daughter Of the Chief Justice.
Canadian officials abound, and many Of the Princes
canadian suite are present.
One meets many New York faces. Among them tina,
Of Brady the photographer who received a. an especial
hvcr and mark OF esteem, . special ticket from the
Prince himself, who hearing Mr.. Brady had no Ticket
sent for one and presented 1t to him.
me dresses Of the ladies' superb, but, in oopse-
suence Of the crowd do not appear TO great advantage
Many ladies only In evening dressee not intending
10 dance.
ne floor partly cleared now, however, and there Is
plenty Of room for ALL This ball s the last which the
Prince win receive stated, and s undoubtedly, the
bess II must be pronounced decided success.
ONE O'CLOCK.
me Prince has just gore into supper, and the supper
room b overuowded
This marks the passage OF the Rubcon Of The ball. and
ite success 10 beyond doubt.
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= n sanncr and family Of Sev Orleans; M Nsrd
and wife, Of Troy; Mr.. w. Hynnd and wife, snd John =
Jenncss all Of New York. stopping al tse cAfendon
Hotel.
Tx Governor seymour and ssy, Of Utica = G. Couo
and family. Of Boston; ,. D. Bright, q Indiana; Mr..
shsply General Manager Of the Grand Trunk Railroad,
Ard I Il levitt President o. Columbus and uncinnah
Rslrosd are stopping 81 the - Nicholas Hotel
y Brown and wife, Of Bostos; T. P. Ives. of Rhodc
sisnd A. a Nicholson and j. r. Pike, both OF Washing
,or. e~oyse NJ latham and James J, Barclay, both o.
Philaseiphis, are stopping u The Brcvcort House.
Cai. Y r. Smith, OF vire MIA; Thomas ST. John and
6miiy and n wheeler, all Of Mobile Rev W. J. Cheney,
Of Pbiadelphia; y Field Of New York Lieut. Prank
u.s. Of the United States navy, and A. r. BANKS, Of wssh
inston, D. G., are stopping 81 The Fh Avenue Hotel
= Hon. John Hickman, NJ G.; Col J. ". Forney; Hea.
D. Iowee. NJ G., and John " Coyc, Do, o. the Ne
fcnol Trielioenest, Washington, n. ~. y Ps~,cx,
OF Charlcstou, 9. o.; r. j. Quaitlebaum, q the unnea
Htats army n Mccarthy and family Of srscMei =.
II. watson, Of wsshiretou. and ", Wrhht, o. encm-
natl, are stopping At the Metropolitan Hotel.
Colonel Helm and family, Of Cubs Drs. A. H. Hor and
j. T. Mitchell, both Of Albany Rand, OF hTptops
and Mr. wood OF fouocn, England, are stopping ~ tne
Everett House
N p~ fapsepbsgen and n IN Brse. both Of Psris; j.
IA. and wife ot pemcrars T. L Barker. o. Oaiisvsas
d Tersusna Of Paris and n Bsee and hnsiy q Csve-
land, Quo, are stsrpips ., the Isssrse bouse
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opening The ball with Ara Mayor Lincoln, who was
dressed IN white, with wreath ana trimmings Il natural
Sewers The nrss dance was quadrle, and Capt Gray
and nr. Ware of suite danoed in IT, The crowd was
very great and curiosity seems no sss great
strained here than elsewhere.
The second dance was also q qusdrDe; Mrs. Governor
Banks was the Princes partner Most Of the distinguish
Cd persons named in other portions Of this report were
present.
me officers Of the feet ct Portland, including she
Amous little midshipman, arrived 70 attend the ball
md were present General williams Of Canada, WAS In
vted but was obliged 70 refuse Of the absence
si the Governor General.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-19

OF FARD
0a1antined Turkey, with aavory Jelly; fArded
Partridses, Stuffed; spring Chickens Roasted; Boned
Turkey, with Truffies; Aspic Of Tongues; Baked
Hams; Boiled Tongues; Came Pattie Mountain
Geese; Woodcock Spring Ducks; Parigos Pie;
Plover Roasted; MAllard Geese; Black Ducks; Ham,
in Jelly; Teal, Stuffed and Roasted Pate do Fol
grN with TRUTHS; Escolloped Oysters; Lobster So.
lads; Chicken Salads.
Charlotte Russo; Jelly Tarts; Grand Merangue;
Meransues de Conserve; kersngues . Ia Creme;
Wine Jellies, Rum Jeies; Champagne Jellies Fro
zen Sherbet; Fruited Ice; Roman Punch
leo Cream-vaniia Ice Cream; Strawberry Ice
Cream. Chocolate.
Sponge Cake; Ctron Cake; Lady Cake; CurrAnt
Cake; Queens Cake; Almond Cake; Maccaroons;
Frosted Cake; LADY Fingers; Cocoa Cake; Tea Cake.
Apples, Pears and Grapes
Coffee
Pyramids Of Sugar and lceing Work, in imitation
Of fountain; Pyramid Of Nougat and Fruit; Pyra
mics Of Flowers; Pyramid Of Gum Paste and Sugar
Work. Ice Creams In form Of Swans, Dolphins, EA-
giles, Doves, Pipeappes Charlotte Russo, with spun
Sugar tops and loeing Work; Grand Mersngue, with
Fancy top OF Sugar and Ioeng work; Meat Dishes,
gaSphhed with Savory Jelly, and Natural and yege.
table Flowers.