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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19
The Strength Of JoEns'on's Army-They are
Concentrated as Chick ahOs,iin. Eridge-
General Lee Recommends the Evacun-
tien cf All Seaport Towns.
fron oI Special Co-rsspondent
49, ,~r Cor-yrHar-,

frorr CW Special CoTrespcndens
ERw-KESr CoUgT-Housy, Va, May II, 1852.
very intelligent young man, belonging to Tie
eth Virginia Volunteers, named Saunders, whose
relatives reside on the Lower Potomac, came in and
delivered bimfelf up to the pickes this afternoon.
he sta es that his brother is Major in the 81 United
States Artillery, and that be did not take up arms
sgsins. tie Union cause from choice, bat that LeIe
was no alternative. He reports thai the army now
resreaing under General Johnston ID estimated at
ls,00O, nearly Ill concentrated near Chickahominy
Bridge, some fifteen miles from here, and that they
are only accessible through dense forest and
swamp, and VIII probably make determined stand.
General Lee recommends the evacuation oi all se--
port towns, in order TO avoid our gun1oaif, and
draw TIE Union forces into the interior. 1he pms
cner saws the leaders express the utmost oonhuence
n the suecess OF the Confederate cause, but that The
pvates consider the struggle hopeless one, and he
thinks the war will be terminated within tie neXt
three months They are shor; Of provisions, on half
rstions very much demOralized, and will desert
whenever opportunity oilers About 4D,OOJ soldiers
have been drawn from the Southern States within
ne past three weeks for the defense Of Richmond.
immense quantities OF eupplies for the army were
xored al ThOroughfre, Va. including several nil
hon barrels Of bacon, large quantities OF -four,
e0hee nolasses and other army STOKES, all Of which
we're destroyed.
Two detGchments Of cavalry went cut to-day to
ee night ana left, aud found tie ouemy's pickets
,oo1t seven miles from here. Our scouts were
nelied yesterday and to-day without effect.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19
Rebel Attack on Prineefon-Cap'"fe ana
Rccap,urc of she Place - Hs"phrs'
wvrxhuu Defeated.
o The N. Y. Tribune.

Hy.poraRrERs MOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT.
FKAYKIIy, Va, via Baltimore. May II, ls62
Di,pa,ches received this afternoon and evening,
not official, but considered Trustworthy at head
ouar,ers, announce that Princeton, the capital Of
Mercer County, Va, where Gen. Cox's advance was
stationed, was attacked and captured yesterday BY
Rebel force under Humphrey Marshall. This morn
ing the place recsptured and the Rebels defeated
by Gen. Cox. No particulars received. Scouts re-
por. that the enemy in front Of Us has been ~.
enforced.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19
From Or Special Correspondent.

From Der Special Correspondent.
FoRTHEss MoxRoT, ON PorT C0NToUT May 10, 1862.
The head Of the advance column Of the Army OF the
Potomac was expected TO leave White House and
Cumberland, on the Pamunkoy, this mornlng-the
former about % and the latter about ~ miles from
Richmond. The last ten days it has marched four,
and halted the rest Of the time. II will take days Of
marching for the force to be massed at the point
where the head last rested. We may not expect
striking events, therefore. for days yet, by which
time il is presumed the Rebels will have 80 far com
pleled their intrenchmenis as to make strong
ibougl IL il presumed not successful resistance.
No,hing has been heard from the Monitor, Galena,
or the other naval boats now up the James RIVER.
Flac.OAcer Goldsborough docs not DOUBT that the
two former have by this time pushed near to Rich-
mond Great confidence il felt III naval circles that
these boats viii be able to play an important part III
tbe siege of lie Rebel Capital.
The wounded continue to arrive from Williams
buro and other points Of the Army OF the Potomac,
and are immediately sent to different Iaits oil the
country, where hospitals have been prepared
Secretaries Weles and Seward and their party
visited tie Fortress to-day and received n salute.
They will next proceed up York River So agreeai-
Nv Is the visit OF President Lincoln remembered,
ard with 30 many happy results was It attended,
that the with is universal that he may Welt 's again,
and extend his tour to the front OF the Army oi the
Potomac.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19

Pmzr.-The prize ship Gondar Of Liverpool, Lng''
Acting. Master Thatcher, Fort Macon, II days, ar.
rived yesterday. She was captured at the taxing Oh
Fort Macon by Gen. Burnsides Expedition Inc
Gondar has full cargo of spirits turpentine ros'n
and cotton, and was waiting favorable opportunity
70 run the blockade fox Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19

s,..., .Arr DWYER MORTALLY WOUNDED.
'''e'ai Di'psseh to The N. Y. rribuns. -'D1''
PHILADELPHIA. Saturday, May II. ise2.
pP" Dwyer OF Company X, 3stb Nsw.York
I, I%en,, Oh Elizabethtown, Essex Co is at the s..
''pns Hospital, mortaIly wounded.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19
EPOM TENNESSEE.

LOUISVILLE, Saturday, May 1862
Major IIelveti was released by Morgan at Sparta,
Tennessee, on Thursday, and is now at Nashville.
Major II. says Morgan had GO men with him when
he left
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19
CAPTURE OF A PORTION OF JEFF.
THOMPSON'S BAND.
CARE GiEAapEAu. Mo, Saturday, May II

CARE GHARDEAu. Mo-, Saturday, M,yi 1867.
Dispatches just received from Col. Danielss head
qu unr;ers, near Bloomfield Mo-, contain accounts OF
the capture of the notorious COL Phelan Of Jeii
Thompsons gang Of marauders, and over 100 Of his
men. Fifty Of the men, it is said, gave Themselves
up, and expressed desire to return to quiet and
peaceful life.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19

RUMORED EVACUATION OF WELDON, Nc.
BALTIMORE, May 10, 1867.
The Old Point boat has arrived. No news.
ramor is current that Weldon, N. c., has been
evacuated by the Rebels,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19

FALMOUTH, Hey 10, Iotl
Rebel officer, Of the rank of Leutenant-C Colonel,
came within our lines this morning under iag Of
truce. lie was Immediately taken 10 tie heedquar-
ters Of TIE Commanding General, blindiodedi but,
s it is understood by the outside world, not re-
ceiyed by him, but was Immediately sent back to lis
own linep. The object Of his visit has, of course,
not transpircd.
The national Republican., 1862-08-05
sword Presentation.

On last evenings parade, Adjutant Daven.
port, Of Scott's Nine Hundred U. 8. Cavalry
regiment, commanded by Col. J. d. Swain, was
the recipient Of u beautiful sabre, II being
presented to him by the non commissioned off.
GERS of the regiment. Sergeant Major Burgis,
In behalf OF the nOncommissioned officers,
made the presentation speech, as follows:
ADJUTANT: We are extremely sorry for the
recent law passed by Congress, for doing away
with the battalion adjutants In the regiments sf
cavalry. You are soon TO be mustered out OF
this regiment ~ adiutant, and we will not,
therefore, have you AZ instructor. In behalf
of your pupils, the nOn.commissioned officers
OF this regiment, will present you this sabre
as a slight token of our regard and apprecia.
tiOn of you rs an officer and instructor of the
cavalry service.
Inpresenting you with this sabre unsheathed,
we feel confident that we are entrusting 1t into
the hands Of one who will not sheathe 1t until
the enemies of this glorious Union are con.
quered, and peace and law reign supreme, and
that you will ever use 1t in behalf of our glo.
riOus Government, as you have heretofore,
and Of which service you still bear honorable
SORTS. Adjutant, wherever you go, you will
carry our good wishes for your welfare. Our
hearts and prayers will be with you until the
end of time.
The Adjutant made u few appropriate re.
marks upon the occasion, when the parade
was dismissed, and the companies marched T.,
their respective quarters.
The Colonel, during the ceremonies, commits
stoned Adjutant Davenport as captain OF one
of the GompAnIea.
The national Republican., 1862-08-05

OHDsASCE OEFIGE,
~ WAR DEPARTMEsr,
Washington, July 10, 1852.
ment until p m. ON the 9th of August, 1852, for
the delivery NJ the following Arsensls Of Mfautry
aocoutfements, rs hereinafter specified:
AT THE wATEBTOwN ARSENAL, WATER
e eco S"S 'ets Infantry soo0u.rem1nt'' oaliSre
At THE wArERyLIEr ARSENAL, WEST
1890 SSS sets Infantry .'0out.eusn'', osliSre
AT THE NEW YORK ARSENAL, COVER
NORS ISLAND, N. Y.
20 SSS 'e!s Infantry ao'ou.,ensn''' oaliSre
AT THE ALLEGHENY ARsENAL, PITTS
20 200 200 sets Infantry .o0out.smsnt'' oa'Sr'
AT THE rRANEEoRp ARSENAL. BRIDES
2; 600 sets Infantry ao0Out.ensns' oal'Srs e.
At : THE W . ST; LOUIS g W ARsENAL: ST; LOU, LOUIS; a mo-
sSSSS SSS sets Infantry aocoutremsnt' cAliore' e
These accoutrement are to be made IN strict con:
formity with the regulation patterns, aamples Of
% ans as to Be- sabs. ms a. s
asenals where delivered before being received tor
| the Government-none 10 be accepted or paid ior
Se saSn Of Gs iesSer and =. he stock to Be- tSs
best oak tanned The shoulder belt will be Included
In the set.
Deliveries must be made In lots Of not less than
200 SETS per week, for all contrasts Of 900 o.
under; and not less than Oa0 sets per week on oil
the contract Failure to deliver II speoif ID time
will subject the contractor to forfeiture Of the
amount 10 be delivered at that time. The acooutre
Inents must be boxed In the customary manner; the
boxes to be charged ut cost, TO be determined BY
| the Inspector
bidders will s.ats,. explicitly, the time, amoun,
and place Of each delivery.
Each party obtaining contract will be required
enter into bonds with proper suretes for It's faith
full fulhlment.
The Departme t reserves itself the right TO re
ject any bid
| Proposals will Ie addressed TO Gen. j. W. Rip
Icy Chief Of Ordnance, Washington, ID. c." and
will be endorsed Proposals for Infantry Accoutrs
ments" JAS. W. RIPLEY,
Brig. Gen, Chief Of Ordnance.
/ jy23-eOdtAug9
The national Republican., 1862-08-05
Assault and Battery.

Ann McCalliget and Jane Chrisman were ar
reste, soy esterday afternoon about two O'Clock =,
by RSundsman Fsnwick, of the Fourth ward.
Itssems that the trouble between these parties
had its origin In the presence Of the green.
eyed monster" jealousy. Mrs. Chrisman be.
came uneasy on account Of the extra attentions
shown by her husband 10 the young girl AcCal.
liget, who lives in the adjoining tenement.
Ann's ardor of affection for James husband had
the effect of developing her hatred In the same
degree for Jane. She did not hesitate to man.
fest her hatred by suudry insults and assault
upon the person Of her enemy. Forbearance
soon ceased to be virtue, and Jane retorted
in an appropriate manner, and then got out
ponent arrested, and both were taken before
Justice Johnson, who required both parties to
give security for their appearance at the next
court.
The national Republican., 1862-08-05
NEW YORK AnD ERIN RAILisOAD.

Passenger I rains leave usa fAv0nia Ferry -
and Long Doot, from foot Of Chambers street,
New York, ns follows, viz:
ATT M, EXPRESS, for Duntirk, snd BufaIo
and principal intermediate Stations
Ats A. NJ, NAIL, Tor Duntirk, sndtnternied,Ats
Statious. This Train remains over night vi tlmira
and prooeeds the next morning
ht0 NJ, MILK, dxily, for Ottsville, and inter
mediate Stations
ALTA. N ,ACCoMmODATION,d daily, for ror
JerVis, and principal Stations.
At =. f., WAY, for Middle,own, Nrwburgh
and Intermediate Stations
ATOP. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESs, daily, Tor Dun
kirk Buffalo, CanandAisua, and principal Stations
The Train Of Saturday stops At all Mall Train Sts
tons, and runs only To ElmirA
Att +. M, ACCOMMODATION, for uoraes
Vile, aud principal Stations;
ChAS. MlNOT usnr Bupr
NATHANIEL MA RSH. Receiver aug 10
The national Republican., 1862-08-05
nitOpusALs rOR WOOD.
DEPor QuARTKRAAsrKR's OFYIcE,
Corner Eighteenth and q streets
le

DsPor QuARTKRAAsTKR'sO OFPIck,
| Corner Eighteenth and q streetsJ
| Washington, D c., August l, 1852
SEALED PROPOSALS for the delivery oi 70 OOO)
five thousand Cords Of Wood to the Government vii
sixteenth day Of August, at i9J twelve O'Clock N
| The wood TO be hard, sound, and D,erchAutAbls
% four feet long, and split TO the ordinary size OF
The wood to be delivered in the oity Of Washing
ton at suoh points ~ the Depot shall
Being ooSp.ts 80 Sodes
| sured, and inspected.
An inspector will be dssignated on the part OF the
Sueh does not conform to the above specifications
| will be rejected.
Two thousand five hundred &? so. SoIds to be DE-.
| and wo thousand five hundred e. 5OOl cords TO be
delivered on or before the frat day of November,
| 1892.
Payment to be made upon the completion OF the
| whole contract.
The full and post ofoe address of the bidder
must appear In the proposal.
IL bid Ii made In the name OF firm the names
Of .i he parties must sPpesr or the BID Will be oon
sidered ~ the individual proposal of the party hRu
Proposals from disioyai rares ,oia no be cons.rsi
and an oath OF allegiance must accompany each pro
Proposals must be addressed to Col d. II. RuckEu,
Quartermaster United States Army, W Wsahiagton,
y. O.. and must be- plainly marked "ProposaIs tor
GUARANTEE
oi bIuuer 70 NIL tne cOnthot shOuld
It be awarded TO him, must be guaranteed by two
responsible persons, whose signatures must be ap
pended to the guarantee.
The responsibility Of the guarantors be shown
by the official certificate Of the clerk Of the
district court oi the United States district sttor
ney.
Bidders must be present In person when the bids
opened, or the proposals will not be considered
Bonds, in the sum of ten thousand dollars, sigued
by contractor and both OF his guArsntors, will
be required OF the successful bidder upon signing
the contract
As the bond must accompany the CONTRACT, 1t will
be ry ior bidders 10 have their bondsmpn with
them, or to have bonds signei in anticipation aud
ieady to be produced when the contract s sisneC
Blanks for bonds can be procured upon application
being made NJ this office, either personally, by let
ter, or by telegraph
FIRM Of Gudrdnter.
We, OF the county oi -, and State Of -,
and - Of the county of -, and State OF -, do
In accordance with the terms of his proposition, aud
that, should his proposition be accepted he will NJ
enter into u contract In accordance herewith
Should the contract be awarded him. we are pre-
pared to become Ills securities.
Gro this guarantee must be appended the official
certificate above mentioned
The Depot Quariermaster reserves 10 himself the
right TO reject any all bids that he may deem too
high
Colonel and Quartermastsr.
aug l-dtlbth
The national Republican., 1862-08-05
DROPOsALs FOR COAL AND WOOD,
DEPARTMENT o. THs IsrnRIoR,

DEPARThKsT or tbs INTERIOR,
August !. 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received ut this
Department until IL O'Clock NJ, Friday, the 18th
instant, for furnishing for the use Of this Depart
COO tons Coal, Of the kind and equal to the best
quality OF Baltimore Coal Company's Coal
lOJ tons best quality Red Ash Coal
100 cords best seasoned Oak Wood
~ cords best Bakers Pine Wood
To be delivered ut such times and in such Quanti
.its during the SEASON as may be wanted.
The Department reserves the right 10 require the
successful bidder to increase the sbo.e quantity
hsli al any time during the season.
Ssmplesoi the coal to be exhibited TO Thomas d.
Bond, 10 charge of the furnaces, and any delivery
Of the above not satisfactory to the person In charge
Of the furnaces will be rejected
Satisfactory arrsng ngemeuts must be made for the
correct measurement of each.
Bonds for the faithful performance Of the contract
10 double the amount will be required.
Proposals to be addressed 70 the Of
the Department Of the Interior, and endorsed 'PrO
posals for Coal and Wood"
aug 2-law2w
The national Republican., 1862-08-05
l,OH B0sION, VIA nEWPOHT AAG
FALL HIVEN.

By the splendid and superior steam -
srs N METROPOLIS, Il EMPIRE Gt =
STATE, BAY STATE, and STATE OF MAINE,
Of great strength and speed but particularly adapted
to the navigation Of Long Island Sound, running In
connection with the Fall River and Old Colony
railroad, distance Of % miles only to Boston.
Leave Pier No. =, North riyer, near the Battery.
The steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Brayton,
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridsys, at = ocloSk, r.
NJ, touching at Newport each way
The steamer METROPOLIS, Capt. Brown, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and saturdays, at ! O'Clock,
r. NJ, touching at Newport each way.
These steamers are fitted with oommodius state.
rooms, and every arrangement for the security aud
comfort Of who are afforded BY this route
nights rest ON board, and on arrival at Fall river
proceed per steamboat train, reaching Boston early
the following morning, or may remain on board un
I'll starting Of the accommodation at A NJ, BY
which they may reach Boston about q. IS A. Al.
baGgSge master Is attached to each steamer, who
receives and tickets the baggage, and accompanies
the same 10 its destination.
4 steamer rams, In connection with this line, be-
tween Fall river and Providence, daily, except Sun
days.
dispatsh by an Exprsss Train, which leaves fs
river every morning, Sundays excepted, NJ
O'Clock for Boston and New Bedford, arriving 81 ts
destination At about II A NJ
For freight or passage, apply On board, Or attn
ofcs, on Pier No. 9, North river. For state room
md bsrth, apply on beard, or If desired TO seour'
WIN. BORDEN, Agent,
aug l7-u 10 and II West street, N.
The national Republican., 1862-08-05
mo. 685.1

mo. 685.l
CYNO PsIs or TING PRESIDENT's
> Proclam am alton, No. 0s8, for the offering OF
upwards Of 400 wv acres OF land iu Oregon.
1t orders public sales Ia the SrAIK or OREaoR, Is
follows:
At the land Ofice at ORaoou C,TI, on the 9th Of
October, 1852, Of one hundred aud hffy eight town
ships and parts Of t0wnships heretofore uno1sred
west Of the Cascade Mountains, and within the dis.
triot Of lands subject to sale ut Oregon City.
At the land office at ROsEBUKa, on the 18th OF 90
tober 1852 of one hundred and hfty -four townships
AMI parts Of oftownships heretofore unotered west Of
the Cascade Mountains, and within the district Of
lands subject to sale At Roseburg.
The lands will be offered with the usual excep.
tions Of school sections, So.
No mineral lands are TO be offered, such lands
being expressly excepted and excluded from sale
by act Of Congress.
The sales wl be kept open until the lands are all
offered, which 10 TO be accomplished within two
weeks, and no longer; and no private entry OF any
Of the lands will bs admitted until after the exprs
tion Of the two weeks.
Pre- .emption oisimsnts are required TO establish
their claims to the satisfaction OF tile proper Register
and Receiver, and make payment for the same ON or
before the day appointed for the commencement Of
the public sales 0therwae their clsims will be fer
fsited. J. M. EDMuNDS,
Commissioner Of the Gsaeral Land Oilce.
GENERAL LAM OryIox, June 10, 1882.
NOTE-Under the regulations Of the Depart nent,
% heretofore ant now existing, NO payment can be
made for advertising proolamations. except to such
publishers are ecally authoriso 70 publis by the
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
June 13-wl3w Star
The national Republican., 1862-08-05
Disposscssion for Rent.

Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert, living on North Capitol
street, between L and N, were arrested yes.
terday by Officer Grown, Of the Fourth ward,
on the charge Of assault and battery on Mrs.
Thomas, a tenant living in n portion Of the
house. Mrs. Thomas had not paid the rent for
three months, and the proprietors undertook
u take the law in their own hands and drive
the tenant out by main force, brutally forcing
the poor woman and child into the street.
Oaicer Crown restored the woman to her rooms
and took tho offending parties before Justice
Walter, who held them in security OF $500
each, for their appearance at tho next court.
The national Republican., 1862-08-05
INV ES II M Ii NTS.

INV II = IL M II N II s.
SEVEN AND THREE.TENTHS UNITED
STATES NOTES,
UNITED STATES BONDS-DUE 1881,
ONE YEAR CERTIFICATEs OF INDEBTED
NESS,
QUARTERMASTER'S VOUCHERS,
DEMAND NOTES, (OLD lsSUEJ
Act of August 10, 1851;
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN GOLD,
UNCURRENT BANK NOTES,
STOCKS AND BONDS ON COMMISSION,
Bought and Sold.
RITTENHOUSE, FAINT Il CO.,
Bankers, 352 Peuusylvsuia avenue.
lv lS-lm
The national Republican., 1862-08-05
CONGRESS HALL
sAR IooA SPRINGS.

THIS WELL KNOWS HOTEL, WHICH
L has always received % generous patronage
from the public, 10 now open for the season.
The ample grounds Of the hotel sdjoin those OF
Congress Spring.
A iiue band OF music 10 attached TO the hotel
The table will be supplied always, with all the
luxuries Of the season.
The proprietors spare no effort to maintain and 10
crsase the high repute whioh Congress Hall has "
long msintaincd
HATHOR N 4 McMICHAEL,
jyl2-im Saratoga sprines.
The national Republican., 1862-08-05
OFEICE GAS LIGHT COMPANY,

" w
NOTICE TO CONSUMERS OF GAS.-By an
aot Of Congress- approved July H. 1852, the price o
gas In Warrington Is fixed ut twenty eight (2s) cent
per hundred cubic feet TO the Government and thir
y (3O) cents 10 all other consumer (astesd of thir
ty Ave 1857 cents as heretofore subject to prompt
ior gas, If paid at the office Of he company shn fu
(6) days from the rendition thereof provided all ar
redrs shall have been previously paid !"
Hereafter (except In oases OF bills rendered toeey
all bills for gas will be rendered monthly and the
first day Of The month; and the discount will under No
crcamams os siIoWeu On any oi aep S a"d
then only upon payment made at hs ggee Of the com
pdny, bll Eleventh street, all arrears having beeu
previously paid. II will thus be that In order
10 save the discount monthy bills must be paid betor
o O'Clock y, m on the sixth day OF each month
Guiding Government, city, and Individually on ths
anne footing as to discount and the Company mus
strictly adhere to this requirement.
By order Of the Board oi Directors.
J. Il. BROWN,
~ 2t-eo2w Secretary In Charge.
The national Republican., 1862-08-05
DisOrderly.

About 7 o'clock on Sunday night, Oaicer Big
Icy, of the Second ward, arrested John Dunn
and John Thompson, with Ave prostitutes,
Anne Sims, Salie Jones, Ellen Harrison, Emma
Parker, and Lizzie MoGkman, all charged with
disorderly conduct. The two last named were
fned 50 each, and the others dismissed with Nh
admonition. Before Justice Clark.
The national Republican., 1862-08-05
vxJAsHlHGTON AQUEDUCT.

DEPkRTnsNr OF The interior,
Warrington, July 70. ls82.
PROPOSALS will be received at this DEP artment
until z O'Clock, oa Wednesday the 27th day Of Au
tae Washington Aqueduot Plans and Specifications
may bs seen after the 18th Of August.
Reservoir" and directed 10 the Hon. Ca.eb Is.
Smith. Secretary Of the Interior W ashington.
WATT J. BMITH,
~ 2p-StswtAug2d Chief Clerk.
The national Republican., 1862-08-05

NJOTiCE.-I wish the public TO know that the
IN man;James 4. Wise, Policeman at the q apitol,
convicted the other day, before the Criminal Court
for assault and battery and resisting officer In the
discharge Of his duty and sentenced by the court to
four nontbs' imprisonment In the common jail, n
not John II Wise, the reputsd negro catcher.
jy29-<m j. H. WISE.
New York Tribune please copy four months, and
send bill to this once
The national Republican., 1862-08-05

NEW voRK y xcnLsrou HAfsEWY,
IN $50 5th street, neas Maryland ave, Island
h. has become sole psSpsistst u ,ks eelebrated q
happy o supply sfi cfdgs xss tks q sst Si:psis
at prices 10 aoooFdancs with the tinss The quality
o. 0.r artioles 10 not 10 be exceiitd buffers sup
piled on liberal terms. III
Again vasous ts'ese yos, HF .eI
wRiis .ass or o.stossrs ssrs.asi ~ isslss g va.
From oil Qusrters Of the world.
For Our Broad, osr Cake, and Pastries,
For our Puddia6s, 0wsetmsats, too;
And they GENE 70 hast upoa us, . .sr..
That We scarce know what 10 do. ''
Our bakers have been busy
From early morn I'LL night,
While oar stock Of nosf d unishinG;
Hut this gives ~ delight.
Fer "quick salss and smaii proats,"
IL the motto Of our store,
And II y0u psroha0 onee from ~, ,y
You will surely purchase mere,
And slso that the heraIds
VIII proclaim fron North TO South,
That the "Bread and Cake Of Paten's
Enters everybodyS Mouth p'
1uly i7-lm