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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-15

\ Certain Cure 70 Disease Liver a a
the many d ngerous NIaItdie> which a 4 e
Cause 0y a mo bid con cittton OF that r.
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Fr..ce and the Uni,rd S,a,,,

General John A. DIX, our Minister to
France, has transmitted to Hon. VIM. H. Sew
ard, Secretary of State, a station OF the re-
port of the an nual exposition Of the condition
Of the French empire, presented by the Gov
eminent to the Senate and Corps Legislatif.
relating 70 the United States and Mexico In
reference to this country the lang uage of the
rePort,s;
lin the United States the work OF constitu-
tioual reconstruction continues. France SIN.
crrely applauds the wonderful activity with
which that great nation Is repairing the ca.
lamities of civil WAT In the condition of the
relations which exist between the different
countries of the globe. the sufferings which
are produced at one point are necessarily felt
al all others. We have experienced the shock
OF events which have disturbed the Union.
ard we are Fronting by the revival Of its in.
dustry and commercial energies. No subject
OF Disagreement exists at this moment bet wsen
the two countries; on the contrary everything
is contributing more and more to bring them
Jesty has received on a recent occasion the as.
surance Of sentiments OF friendship which
were expressed to him in the name of the
United States, and which correspond perfect.
ly with our own feelings. We Jake pleasure
in auguring favorsby as to the fu ture relations
Of the two Governments IN respect to the dir
ferent questions on w hich their interests NAV
be found to coincide"
After justification of the expedition to
Mexico, and the French occupation of that
country. it says: "The Emperor had, before.
Emperor had fixed the end of the present wear
as The extreme term of our military occupa-
ton. The evacuation was to have been made
In three detackmen's the first leaving in the
month OF November, 1896 the second in March
and the third in November 1867. These ar
rangemeAts, conformable to our previous in /.
tsn'ions, had been made in the fuiness OF our
Liberty of action, at anything which had par.
taken of the nature Of external pressure could
only have placed us In the position, in spite Of
ourselves, OF prolongng state OF things
which Wa wished TO abridge. Reasons arising
out of our military situation determined the
Emperor to modify the first arrangements BY
substituting for partial evacuation, at sue.
ceedipg periods of time, the stimuli 'aneous
transportation home Of our whole corps d. drmce
In the spring of the present year. These meas
ures are now in a course of execution, and in
the course Of March next our troops will have
left M eXico. Far from desiring TO tree itself
from engagements which IL had contracted on
its own account, and which has publicly an
nounCed, the Government Of the Emperor will
thus hasten their fulfilment."
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THE SENATE CAUCrs ToD.y

The Republican Senator'S, az Their caucus
this morning, agreed not TO fix upon a day Of
adjournment until after the enactment of a
supplement to the Sherman reconstruction
act, providing for the calling of conventions,
the registration OF voters, the primary cleo
lions, and other machinery OF reconstruction.
In view OF the fact that the President may
Veto this supplementary bill, it was deter
mined In the caucus that no definite action
should be had as 10 the day of adjournment
until after 1t shall have been placed upon the
Statute-bOok
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TIL IRISH UPRISING.

Some OF the newspapers in Ireland and
England publish manifesto from the Z" Gov
erBment OF the Republic of Ireland" which
sets forth reasons for the revolt, and contains
an appeal to the republican peoples OF the
world tor sympathy and aid. Sharp actions
have taken place between the Fenans and the
military, police and coast guards. and incen-
diary fires prevail in the city and county Of
Limerick. Railroad travel has been resumed
on some of the lines but Is interrupted on
others. Troops are being poured into Ireland
by England from every "availa BILE point -"
The London Times says the island is "full" or
Irish Americans, and the pelsantry not in
yolved In the rising aid the armed bands.
These warlike demon STATIONS OF the Irish
revolutionists, SO widespread, and evidently
the work of well-organized and well.drilled
bodies Of men, show that the Fenians are in
earnest; and their movements necessarily
cause great anxiety TO the British Govern
ment No sooner is an attack suppressed at
one point than another breaks out In some I'm
expected quarter. Still there does not seem to
be that unity OF design, perfection Of organiza-
ton, concert of action, and rapidity of move.
ment, without which success in such a despe.
rate adventure cannot be looked for. The
Government Is wide awake, and has a large
number Of well-drilled troops available, which
- ~ S"0'J enu 4ulchly transported 10 any
threatened point.
While great majority Of our people doubt
the wisdom OF the present movement for an
Irish Republic, and believe it to be a great
mistake, which must inc vitably tail and bring
heavy punishment on the heads of the insur
gents, there are a few who reason from the
great disanection not only in Ireland but in
England, TO substantiate their assertions that
me cause OF Irish nationality never looked so
bright as al present None, however, deny
mat the grievances which have repeatedly led
the Irish people TO resist British rule should
be corrected. The State Church should he
aoohsheo, and the Irish people given a tenant
system which Will not lead 10 such touI
wrongs As have almost depOpula:ed ireland
by degrading and impoverishing her people
If the present outbreak is suppressed as soon
As expected, the next one will no doubt be
made IL concert with the English liberals. uu
less the causes which excite and promote the
disturbances both in England and Ireland AR.
removed by the British Governmeat
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ALrxAEDEIA AND vIoINITr.-ws clip the
Following items from the Gazette OF Saturday
afternoon:
Mr.. Geo. Tucker, the Common wsalth's At
torney for Fairfax county, for whom the
eoiored people OF this city and many frem
abroad, were induced by val disposed persons
10 believe they had a legal right TO vote on
tuesday last, as one Of the cand idates fer the
Mayoralty. accompanied by Mr. Charles
WhIttlesey and some hundred or so colored
men, called upon Mayor Latham, this morn
Ing, at the May or's Once, and demanded the
possession OF the seal Of the corporation, and
the keys OF the public buildings He was, OF
course, at once, and peremptoriiy, but no.
hteiy and quietly, informed that his demands
would not % complied with, At which he
seemed not At all surprised, and Immediately
lsft the once
The accident to the passenger train on the
Orange and Alexandra Railroad. last Wed
nesaay, near Rocknsh depot, heretofore men
toned. resulted In the precipitation down an
embankment some twenty or thirty feet hien,
the express, baggage, mail and one passen eer
car Inc express car was smashed 70 pieces
Fortunately no person was INJURED
Mayor Latham administered the oaths of
office. to-day, to several OF the omcers of the
corporation, elected on Tuesday last and some
OF them entered Immediately upon the duties
OF their respective Offices.
fisn and oysters are now, from some uner-
plained cause, very scarce in this market and
the rates At which they are selling sre con-
sequently toleraoly well mp.
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RECEPTION AT THE WHITE Horsr

he weekly reception of the ladies of the
Executive Mansion, Mrs. Patterson and Mrs
Slower, took place this afternoon between the
hours Of one and four o'clock, and was attend
cd by large number of ladies, among whom
were Mrs. Secretary Welles, Miss Morgan.
and the ladies Of a number Of Senators and
Representatives. The afternoon receptions
will be continued during the session of Con-
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Artemus Ward's WiiI-Priucess Aiexan-
dr,a Very HAL Quiet in Ireland

Arsemue Wefo's Wtll-Princess AfeXan-
dr'a VERY Ili-AlI Qliet in Ireland.
(By Cable TO the Associated Pressl
LoHDoH. March 1i.-Arenus Ward has di-
rectsd in his will that 8 property shall 90 af-
ter the death of his mother to wards the erec
ton of an asylum for printers
The Princess Alexandra is reported 70 be
very i'll this morning.
A subsidIng 10 the Canadian railway ia To
be proposed in Parliament this week
All accounts from the scene OF Ireland rem.
resent that matters have become quiet and or
der reigns once more.
There has been no fresh conflicts between
the armed police and Fenian bands who are
fleeing to the mountains and are Aiding from
the pursuit OF the military
LONDON. March 1i-Noon.--Cousols opened
al 81 for money. u. S 52O'e, FAX; Illinois
Central. 7sX; Ere, 3SS.
LIVERPOOL, March 11-Noon.-Cotton
opened quiet; Middling Uplands, I3d: MIDI
hBg Orleans, i3xd. Sales to-day will prob
ably reach 500 bales. Breadstufs quiet
Provislons Quset.
lBy Steamerl
NEW YORK. March 1.-THE steamship City
OF Boston from Liverpool on the 9Th uit via
Qusensto " n, 18Th ult has arrived and brings
the following news:
In the House Of Commons q bill to throw
open the ONCE of Lord Lieutenant and Chan
C-ller in Ireland 10 the Roman Catholics
passed It's second reading by majority of io2
mr.. Horseman gave notice Of q bill to exteud
the franchise in cities ana bot oughs
million dollars in silver was stolen from
a Thames ste amer on the night OF the 18th ul-
timo.
An Irish American named Timothy Conneu
had been identified as being concerned in the
outbreak at Killarney and in Cork.
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ex-senator Morton, OF Indiana, was compli-
nented with a serenade on Saturday night
and In aspeech in response thereto, said tina,
here might be delays In reconstruction, but he
anticipated that in two years the South would
be admitted TO all Its rights. Speaker Colfax
was present, and endorsed Governor Morton's
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BENJAMIN MILLER
WIN. Il. wHEArLgYs PREMIUM erIAM
w DYEIG9 AND CLEANSING
e6TABLISHM mt

once, No. - Jefferson St. Georgetown d. O.
ESTABLISHED In 1881; premium swarded by the
now BY far tn Q largset and nost complete estab.
nshment OF the Kind In this section Of country
Dyeine and Securing Of all kinds dspe in the best
manner
Truly thankful for past favors, the supscribsr
solci 70 the CONT ued custom of the Community
Goods received and returned by express with the
utmost promptness and despatch.
Post Office address, Lock Box No. So
Office closes daily at sunset except Saturday,
when IL 10 closed at 81 .. IN. &c lS-6n
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FRAUD UPON THE PENSION OFFICE

Information has been received at the Pen.
sion Once, Of the arrest, on Friday last in
New \ ork city, of man named John Seger
on the charge of claiming pension under the
name OF VIM. Lawrence. Accused had made
oct claim and was upon the point OF recsiy-
Ing pension when Lawrence arrived from
Europe, where he has been for some time past
and immediately notified the authorizes Of
the fraud. Seger was committed for trial in
April next
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AFTER APpnINTMENrS

For several days the Postmaster General as
been besIeged by crowds of politicians and
ONCE seekers endeavoring TO secure appoint
ments as Postmasters, there being a large n I'm
Der OF vacancies caused by the action OF the
Senate in refusing to confirm the nomination,
OF appointees Third Assistant Postnaster
General Beverly has been dscharRing the du
ties OF POSTMASTER at Philadelphia since We'd
nesday last, and throughout the country there
are many Post Ofices without Postmaster
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THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION

Assistant Secretary Chandler. OF the Treas
ury Department. and Hon. f. A. Rollins
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue, left the
city on Saturday for a visit to their homes in
New Hampshire. A large mum Der of the citl-
zens OF New Hampshire, now residing in this
city, have left for their native State to attend
the election, " hIch takes place to morrow.
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1we have received copy OF a vsluab

~We have received copy OF a valuable
little work, prepared by ]. NJ. Toner, NJ ID
and published by Blanchard IL Mohun, en-
Titled the Medic al Register Of the District OF
Columbia, 1857. Embracing Notices OF the
Medical, Beneyol and Public Institutions
OF Washington" The book aust be inyalua-
BILE 10 all in the profession, and useful 10 those
Outside Of II, anording as II does, in concise
form, a vast amount Of Information upon the
subjects treated.
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SERIOUSLY lila letter from Berlin men.
tons the serious illness Of Mr.. Wright, the
United States minister to Prussia. He is said
Is be M UGH swollen from dropsy, and his re-
coyery is considered doubtful.
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DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LANDS.

The Commissioner Of the General Land Of
fee has received returns sho wing an ag-
greeate disposal Of 35,430 acres of the public
lands during the month OF February last At
the following local offices:-New Orleans,
La, a,0St acres, taken under the homestead
law of June 20, 1866. which binds the entries to
% acres each; Topeka, Kansas, 2O,253 acres,
the greater portion OF which was located with
Agricultural College scrip; Winnebago City,
Minnesota. 6i0i acres, neSrly 5000 OF which
was taken for actual settle nent and cultiva-
ton under the homestead law.
81. y. Bangs, the favorite actor, takes q
benefit at Wallis Opera House tomorrow
night, on which occasion he appears for the
first time as Luke Fielding, in the " Willow
Copse."
INTERNAL RBvEHUE-The receipts from this
source to-day were 593,429 30.
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FINANCIAL.

Lewis Johnson o., Qaote Stocks and
Bonds In home and foreign markets a. follows:
NEW YORK, March 1I.-1st Board.-New York
Central. 1GSH; Erie, 81; Reading. tG2Y; Mich
igan Southern, 73S; Cleveland and PIttsburg.
SIX; Chicago and Rock Island. 81; Ohicago
and Northwestsrn, 35f: do. preferred, SiX;
Pacific Mail, l26; Gold, O'Clock p. m lbs \.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.
CHEAP sPRIEe G9oPs

IUI Bndee street, GeorGe<eWp, d. q.
Oaiieoes, la to Is; nerrimao and sprAsuss. %
e6 eprtnR Delaines, choice styles, very cheap:
Blesched Masli ms: l2,s, Is, Is; yard wide DO,
james etea Mile, -, . cts. Bates B: B..
mills, cheap; Brow Muslin, 10, i21I, rs: yard
vide do; II and % cents. Also, q general sssort-
nent Of Dry Go,ds. Gall and ex mine our stock.
Yen ,, will buy cheap. prv,.u,vx ,,,,,
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a large number of visitors were at the White
House o-day, and many were admitted to see
the President Gen Grant and Secretary
Welies had an interview this morning.
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RENOMINATRn

The nomination rejected by the Senate at
the last SESSION. Of Frederick Koones, TO be
Assessor Of Internal Revenue for this District,
in place of +. M. Pearson, has again been sent
10 the Senate by the President
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PATENTS TO BIZ lssUED.-Two hundred and
thirty one patents will be issued from the
Patent Once for the week ending on r tuesday,
March 10.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFYl

On the petition OF JANIS BEES and BoBFRr
ChiOh roS executors Of Henry Carter, deosSsa,
prsyins for the extension Of = patent granted TO
ofNc1ember ISIS and inns a. se sia Gay
an Imptovet.ent IN Nut Machines, for seven years
pSoe or the "a aas ue ss,d pstens' which tales
>, 1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at
Nay nsx mfs o os 0nasI s shs l.th "a, Of
sre nohfied to appear and show cause, il sy
they Rave, why said petition ought not TO be
Persons opposing the extension are reauires &c
se forth in writinF at least ,rsay days befOrs TIC
day of hearing; ell testimony hled BY either pant
Nth the rules ss Of The az
nee which win be furnished on application
ns s NEE 1pOn .,
lore the Day OF bearing; the ars1ments, siy,
the Eepubne.n and the inieIiisenoer, GsshinSpn,
once week for three successive weeks; the irst
Of said publications to be at least sixty days ne.
+. @. THKAKRR,
Nc r,,. Commissioner OF Patent.
copy, and send their bills 70 the Pstent once With
. paper containing this notice. NH IL lawsv
WAsHINGTON, MAKOH 1, 1861.
DISSOLUTION OF CoPARrNERsHIP.
The arm heretofore known - REYNoLDs&
HARPER, bricklsysrs, has this day been dissolved
By mutual consent
CO0dUctAfhV
NELSON g. REYNOLDS, / street, near .th q !
NELSON g. REYNOLps,
THOMAS Il. HARPER.
n. BAN claims against the above frm, and All
outstanding accounts will be settled by
m sM- NILSSON G REYNOLDS.
FOB SALE OHnAP-A fresh-uIk GOAT, .it.
street, between soth ana DIST Sta west. M 95i
A 0RICuLTURAL CHEMIsTRY-LiebissA Az
"a riSIltuIsl ohsni.tryj Lsbie Principles e
chemistry; Brownies American MucS Bosf. ana
nah 9 TRksCk TAYLoR.
CLERk's oFyICI: HOUSE OF RHPREsEY.
~ TATIyBS, o. g.,
Proposal. viii be feeeis.sd :. tSi. oss n
o'clock m Of March u, 1851, for keeping the Be-
sqsnce Of the provisions OF q resolution OF ssd
house, o, February u, 1867, cory Of which
Z. d. MCPHERSON, Clerk.
R.st.nraat Of the House shalf be deterninsd Is
Proposals therefor shall be received by the Clark
1867; ana bisnn,.fs thereafter and snail b opened
him avoided to the most suitable person; having,
M q.
s "a Aeeompssyins the pronesais must be
to become surees in the sum Of one tSousapa aoI
lars Ter the faithful performance 81 the duties OF
eolo keeper ana possession OF the premises hall
be given ~ the Clerk to said bidder upon his ex-
ecutipR bond in the sum Of one thou and del
lars, with Sufficient sureties for the proper die
charge OF bis duties and for the careful use OF the
property OF the Government entrusted 90 him.
such possession shall be at ell times under the
control Of the House. And the amount OF meney
thu. BID and accepted shall be paid TO the said
Clerk, one half on the first MONDAY Of peoenber
next sitter the date 81 the bond. and the residue
SIX months theresfteri and, rs received, shall be
by said CLERK paid 70 the Treasurer of the aiion
oil Soldiers and esilsrs' phans' Home for the
benefit Of said institution. mp2t
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San FRANCISCO, March 1.-THE roads across
the Sierra Nevada mountains are being open ed
TO travel, and the accum nj alton of bullion for
the last three weeks in Nevada has common ced
TO arrive here. The quantity is enormous,
amounting to great many tons.
A military escort has been detailed for the
purpose OF protecting the treasure during its
passage across the mountains
The question OF an extra session OF the Ne
vada Legislature Is being agitated by the peo-
pie The Governor will not order an extra
session unless q revenue bill is agreed upon
beforehand
The FenIans have called a mass meeting for
Monday to consider the present condition OF
affairs in Ireland. and promising aid TO their
struggling brethren.
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~PAWNBROKER'S NOTICE.

MEsSRS. q GOLDSTEIN CO.,
NO 81 IA street west, ar Penu'a ave-,
Beg leave to call the attention of eur oil patrons
ana the public In general that We have now en-
iaretd our business, and prepared to offer in
ducements to borrowers that have never been of.
amounts. 'e0
Large store rooms. with good safes for vain.
tial business.
Money advanced on Gold and Silver w atches
of merchandise
Also. on Bonds, Stocks, scrips, Government se
curities. "
Loans made BY day or week on merchandise sub.
ject to sale.
N Arrangements have been made nv which
persons deposi ting property with us can recej va
the same at any principal city Of the u Mon
81 FOUR-AND HALF STREET. fe 2l-tf
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TO ADyRRrISERS,

The following In The OFFICIAL showing Of the
circulation of the daily papers OF this city
competing for the Government ADVERTISING
under the recent act of Congress directing such
advertising TO be made in the two daily news.
papers of Washington having the larges
circulation:
EVENING STAR......I7ls copies per day.
ChyoHtcfs-. ...........5-Oo 90
ISteliiseneer.... .3-552 +"
The returns Of advertising by the city papers
or the quarter ending December 81, 1855, a.
taken from the books Of the Inter nal Re yenue
Once, are follows:
EFkhlkS STAR.......... 10Y
y,lS
S,lSx
Rspsbiieen ............... 556
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,avv Snow St.,m;,, he w.,

Heavy Snow Storm in the West
MILWAUKEE, March IA snow storm pre.
vailed throughout western Wisconsin and
Minnesota, last night. From SIX TO ten inches
of snow fell.
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NOTIOE-N.tice :. -,

nFREGlSTERY NOTIOE-Netice is hereby
W given to all qualified voters In the First
Ward that the Judges Of Election appointed to
register voters under the &C. of Congress sp.
1ul1sh illeg al voting In the District of OOlumbis
snd io1 ether purposes, will be in session the
tirst Baptist Church, corner of street north ana
18TH street vest, On MONDAY, the 18th, TUES
pAr. the 18th, WEDNESDAY,. the III and
I'M hsDA the 2lst in stant, from 20 to clock
?: m for the purpose Of receiving and rec ording
The set Of Congress entitled "Au ast to rsgu-
late the elective franchise in the District Of Go
lumb1A,' provides that each ana every male
ners99n, excepting Iaupers and persons under
guards nshfp OF the age of twenty ore years and
upward who has not been con victed OF any infa-
nou. crime or offence, and exec pting persons who
have Voluntarily given aid and comfort TO the
rebels In the late rebellion, and who shall have
been born or natu allied in the gBited states,
and who shall have resided the said D,trict for
the period OF one year, and three months in the
sato or election precinct In which he shall offer
20 vote next preceding any electi on erei Ali
be entitled to the elective franchise and shall be
deemed An eiector and entitled to vote ct any
election In said District without any distraction
en- account OF color or race. :"
III
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Affairs IN Gesrsetsvu.

SAIL OF FISH BKEcHEs morni,,
the nsh benches IN the new market were .aiS
n auction by Thos. Downing. suctioneer. Ths
course the eale is only for one year
SALE or PRorHRTY.-Last week the l,rxs
three-story brick dwelling on Third street
near Frederick, the property of Mr.. Henri
King, was purchased by Mr.. r. II. Barrett Tor
Mrs. Joseph N. Pearson, for $500, at PR vats
sale.
PORT OF s-Entered And
from and TO Baltimore
FLOUR AND GRAM MARKET -Flour-Mar-
ket opened this morning with an acti We inc uirv
for best grades, while the lower q uaIities Are
restricted 10 occasional sales for bakers' usa
Prices OF all descriptions remain unohaug.d
Grain-The inquiry for wheat conunues %
improve, and supply unequal 70 the demand
Corn-Scarce, and sales only in email oaan
titles
CANAL.-No receipts OF produce expected
until the 18th
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nTJOSEPH Il. SHAFFIELD,
uS FkENOH CONFECTIONERY,
LADlEe' ICE CREAM 4 DINING SALOON.
246 Penn. Ave-, bet. 18th and 18th sts
weddings, Dinner or Supper Parties su piled At
Cakes, and Oonfectioneries, Jeilies Weidiaa
cakes, best quality. Table Oro aments: Salads
ice cream, Water Ice, Roman Punch, Boned Tur,
key, Plain Escoloped Oysters, BOned Turkey in
Jelly, Charlotte kusse, etc. etc "
Attendants also will be sent to attend In ALI da
TAILS OF ARRANGEMENTS. Bouquets, wreaths, and
fenln JOSEPH H. SHAFFIELD.