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SUCCESSFUL Hunt FOR SUNKEN TREASURES.
The Boston correspondent Of the Washington Re-
public records the process of submarine hunt
after lost money Some young men from Boston
recently took it into their heads to pass their
mer vacation in testing the availability of new
submarine apparatus, by visiting the spot where
his Majesty's brig Plumper was LOST in 1912, and
searching for some Of the dollars and doubloons
lost on that occasion. The spot lies between Dip
per harbor and Point Lepran, about forty-four
miles from PASSPORT, Maine, in a norlheasierIy
direction, at the foot Of an almost perpendicular
cliff, some 20 or 80 feet in height, and where the
depth 81 the water is about 60 feet. The operating
party use.an apparatus Of Inda-rubber on the plan
Of Taylor's submarine armor. The diver is sup
piled with air by tubes, into which it is forced by
an engine. Nearly $1,000 have been recovered by
this party some IN gold, bun the greater part in
silver The amount of specie lost in the Pumper
was til 900.
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COMMENCEMENT OF THE WESLEYAN UNIvER-
sfTY.-This week is commencement week at Mid
dleiown, Conn. The Rev. DR.. Olin was to deliver
a discourse to the graduating class on Sunday !;
Monday evening, the Rev. Dr. Dempster addresses
the Missionary Lyceum Tuesday afternoon, Prof.
johnson, Of the Ohio Wesleyan University adj
dresses the Eclectic Fraternity and in the even.
ing, the Rev. DR.. Cheeyer delivers an Grafton be-
fore the public literary societies.
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A PoRTRAIT.-4ln a recent conversation about
great men, one gentleman asked another If he mad
ever seen Col. Benton and if 30, TO describe him.
Why" said the Intercepted, ''whether sit
ting, standing, or walking, the Missouri Senator
looks as if be were carrying on an inward and gem
tie remonslrance with himself, for beingo fso much
more consequence in the world than anybody else
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CRESCENT JOE OFFICE

CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.
All New MateEisls Of the Latest Style
Es- ThePropreoru Daily cTsse,st' voldGespeetiy
JOB OFFICE 70 their now prepared
cute allkinls Of printing faS0rbls terms,
BOOKS AND fA@PhhETs ClRcULAks LAWYERS.
CARDS. POSTERS sTEAMBo Al BILLS, &c. &c,
A,hslr mnterialiType Presses ec-are entirely new and
the which VA enable them
nom The eaadly ers R. Hoe 4 Co.. hiohisS saFs
ss ssi Gs Bruce SJ aad ia w h 6 SSo
been selected with great care 70 adapt a. the business wants
sa- e.s1.
Blake's Patent Fire and Water Proof
MINERAL PAINT.
UsE received fresh supply Of ths above aStics tpF
BUR 81 CO.. 2lsBs4ArRs PLs.6CE. the Only depository
where this Paint can be found IN the S9qthh 1c,,,
FAMILY CARRIAGE AND BUGGYI1
A FAMILY CARRIAGE nearly new, R 81
BUGGY, for sale very low, Apply at NO. e5}G~t5
"a Natehsz Street, no stairs Wy Ae-----Sz---
,,rDv 81 BgTTANNS9 EoR IS. SALE EdI a,.. h.d
"a q l52 Camp street a, SPPSSifiIf9 ai sS5
GUT ABS, and an assessment q IA 9iNSo ~
COMPOSITIONS sHEATHING NAILS & SPIKES.
's1yS'O inch. = Of an inch and inch a & 49, !.
5000 lbs Composition Sheahing Spikes, 70 inches IN
''ois 'A1 ~ is Locke. aud Front I.eyss,
IS CALIFORNIA HOUSES,
CALIFoRNlA HQg sEs-P or Is Z Z 5-euh with
~ dspaloh.s AhO, NEGRO 1lU ARfEhSS, cheap -
and neat model, be al the Shop--whers 81 III
kinds OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and J0bbtN
done al ST CHARLES SI'R ~ bfqg 'l'a
~ orders from the County promptly attendedto.
| s5s5g.z y SH6WER-BATHS
"A NEW and Improved SHOW ER-BA a. !, the Tow
IA price of S14-combling ShoDor Bach and hatalHg
TNb-may be found at No. l52 Camp street also Patent
FAN-ChAIR5. of yahous psitenss For sale BY -. S
/ Mas. u. PAPE l52 Camp Etreet,
Opposite Lafayette Square,
~ PIANOS TUNED Am u Ed A. 2 y ~ - Q S5ood
/ Wofkman mnA
! fOLEFdAE's IMPROVED PATENT PORTABLE
yI U]el3 -fs.aT0RF MILLS,
4 M MANUFACTURED by w CoLEMAE S,Iod tTts9iI,
y d4L one door below BarOnne, New Orleans THESE MINIS
re in successful operation the following States w
Ohio New KoIk.P ennsyyani, Virginia. kentueky hal-
2 ma Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, MISSOURI Ar
fahssl Tennessee Aabams, Mississippi Z IN ana le1el
p MeXe0 and aecount Of Their p0Etq6ttt are me Ney
7 ghng for California. number Of them have been puI'
"A chased recently for those Diggint, -,
n GS Warranted 70 perform to the satdeoh q Iie Ai-
70 chaser, Or money Refunded. Imhi4l W.. y. Z
T 70 CALEoRNIANSi a
] ON ~ NJ CAN Str TT
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WATCHES -JEWELRY.

M. inaksf aud dealer In JEfVELRY, G0LD4f1,A &
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES. and WATCHES. - -
All lsNalEg Iael remained q moderate prieel.
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Oeg- The Governor of Massachusetts has appoint
ed E. lockwood Hoar, Of Concord, distin-
gushed memberof the Free Soil party, Judge Of
the Court Of Common Pleas, in place Of Judge
HopEinsou. resigued
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VIEW ORLEANS.
TUESDAY MORNING. JULY 81, ls4e

Loss OF THE BARTLETT.-We find in tbs
Northern papers fuller account Of the loss Of the
Charles Bartlett than that sent US by telegraph.
We give it below;
One melancholy item from England isan account
Of the loss Of the bark Charles Bartlett, Of Ply
mouth, Massachusetts, WIN. Bartlett, master, which
vessel was run down at sea in the afternoon of
Wednesday, the 9th Of June. This deporable
accident was caused by collision between the
steamship Europa and the Charles Bartlett, about
seven hundred miles 10 the westwardof Cape Clear.
So severe was the collision that the unfortunate
vessel sank in three minutes, and OF one hundred
aud seventy-six persons who were on board, only
tOrythree were saved, although the boats Of the
Europa were Instantly lowered. The accident oc-
Cured during very dense fog. The captain Of
the Bartlett, his second mate, and ten Of bis crew
are among those that were saved.
The Europa sustained no material damage by
the collision and thai vessel is eKonerated Of all
blame, not only by the survivors, but by the Brit
ish journals and the public
subscription Of G352 was promptly raised by
the passengers Of the Europa, to which, the tele-
graphic account says the pTOprieors of the steamer
added f20, with offer 70 carry all the survivors
from Boston 70 New York free Of expense.
The Caledonia brings IS passengers, exclusive Of
eighteen Of the forty three that were saved
The Charles Bartlett from London, bound
for New York, and had on board 450 tons of mer-
chandise, consisting chiefly Of lead and chalk.
Mr. K 3. Forbes, a passenger per Europa, who
behaved with extraordinary gallantry upon tha Oc-
cason, has been presented with gold medal by
the Liverpool Shipwreck and Humane Society.
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IH0I. 1IE 8 a GO.

HOL BE 8 IS co.,
Soda and Mineral Water Manufacturers
ID ESPEGFULBY inform the public and their former
~ customers, that they have reIa0Ded % l2s Gf4HdER
Street, egrRe If Cargdeetwhers they ule prepared to
llOnersOf IN Err AL WATER for the supply OF SfsREa-
b0ats Hotels Bars and Private Families, for NpoEation
n. B.5A Liberal Discount allowed to SToees and Com
9aS- SODA WATER and MEAD furnished in
Fountains, heTsOfoTn. with and superior Dlayna
ADparatnu ans FIN
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THIS favoTte resort 81 The citizens Of Louisiana asis
a sppi and adjoining StEtel, ze-opened for tie
reception Of FsiteIs Saturday. May u. Various
alterations and additions have haan male during thea
tul9 tleA altes--
bic and worthy ths Patronage hitherto bestowed.
The Pass rendered Of aes BY the splendid line o.
low pressure mail steamers grse6n james L. Day and Cali
foTnia. which leave LHks P0lrhaTlan daily lnd The Mo
bile and MontsEufnR tI-wsaEl
Attached 70 the Hotel Academy iqf yqunE Misses
and BOys epaEats dspa gents under te able manage
ment of Mr. BlaCkWaH well aHd faecrnDy known 70 me
residents Of Ne9v OhssnS Tla Academy win open june
Pass. r. ii. h0NTGOh4Ell MauaEef
~ All malaba matter lea a the Qfcag Of hslsls-
& II. Geddes, Bank Place. and M. JuE11 ESD, corner q
Canal and Gimp gtIaen. viii BE- IoINaled daily mI -
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Cr0ckarY. China and GlaSSMare.

P. r. FELL & Oo.-e4 Common st.. New Orleans
Is Lamps, Plated and Britannia Caston, Can e
dlesticks, Table Cutlery, Japanned W alters, ste
Goods win be offered atlow prices and when
or the County, packed in the safest manner mh236 m
VINEG an ESTABLISHMENT.
fNNHE Undmsgnfia oOnstanily manufacturing and has
iorsalea very iperoEa article Of Y IN 1G Al, ESsR
which he will guar nice to improve BY age and
viii deliver it, Tree Of charges, in any part Of
the city Lafayette, at the following reduced -
to suit tile es VIZ Butts 60 gallons, - 50 Barrels
30 saiOus, 81 BaIeis, ~ gallons, cents gallon. A be
raj discount made . wholesale custouleEa.
EB a line lEOppad IN the PosOtlce will Be pqnctaaly
attended TO. Lap29 III JOHN II. WEBB
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CORNER- CUSYOgl[HOUSE MD F79Qllr7l SIS.
M I'LL Be OlEned for lhs reeeptigl Of ARJERS
w WEDNESDAY 1anuaTy q 1913. Well lui- -,
nHbed ROOMS fof + ami ies and Single Galailemsn-
IABLK--the balt the market vii afford. -
he ADORE establishment has heen built b the pEDpIgls
sxfllv the dtv and trungenf Boa1s
city, end pains vii H sBarsd to Tendef t1s WIS nay
atop with him, comfortable.
EaitiIinl and nttantve Ssvanta
eafunEhlsa Eny edirllIg alfe1l Of tbs KIND
/ - - u I
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FNNhS establishment will he ousnad nr tha gecEp ton
= Vistss on 'EU EsDAE- Nag y ~. IhspIenises =,
have been completely renQVotcd and the Hotel now
ofsa Inducements 10 perho14 10 search Of health, eam
fort psasufe edoi If oEnfe0r public hQuae %
and asiEhalat village Of hlo1iui eagy acca1 nom New
acre. 10 width and 3 SHADED 81 graz aumor Of eal5
magnolia and nuinsuy Esss. s. h. table viii BE- aHpplea
with the luxures Of the and 81 the New Orleans
market. Attached to The house viii be lound 3 9TH Houses
Stables and Bar Room supplied with the best teaeg and
LiquoTs; also good Billiard Table.
pelseHs wishing e ssgaIa rooza. pli nsaae addIs1
the Biloxi packets. theFe bat one II 8 nail per gsks
my1s JOHN w. NIXON
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MErHoDisr CHOAcH PRoPERTY QuEsTIoN.-
In the Richmond Christian Advocate we find a
letter from the Rev. Dr. Bascom, one Of the Com
missioner Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, explaining why the Southern bFanchofth
Church has INSTITUTED legal proceedings for the re-
covery Of its share of the Church properly, not
withdrawing proposal to arbiiFate had been
made. DR.. Baseom says
The sasi proposition 70 aIbiIsis. oginatiag with The
series Of improbebe contngencies Of which
liable % be detsrminsd BY single individual 1gosen too
BY The delendauts IN quits that might be bTonFht
expressly restricted to the book cnncep end does not d.
fectiy indirectly in terms by implication include the
charter fund.- aithongh 10 the plan Of separgon this
fund specified in the connection, and subjected to
the same law Of diatHbution with the book concern
Il Will be in place 70 say 10 conclusion that the
Southern Com lsslOneFS have Feiabie notice from the
Nohs that should the question be arbitaed and decision
be given favorable 10 the South sns will be broughf ime
diaiey in hhrof any division Of the Church property what
ever with the MethcdAt BpisoOpa Church South. Afhi
ation, tbgtaore will not keep The question OCT Of ts
COus Of the County, and ufhe delay, BY the Suut-
Commissioners in Bringing suit L. wOEe than useless,
beoauss act Of Rjusce 70 thousands Of needy and in
Iurod clafma MIS-
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CALIFORNIA SFApES.
4UU sisiH. eg
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HOTRLS. &c.


BAY ST. LOUIS HOTEL
ENtlS Esta8shHn hayias aen lepdifed ana nely fI1.
~ nihed. will Be oIensf tho fb ~ Say fsr f1t -.
Ieaplioa q Yiselsaud kgnsiss victims e sped tle
Summer 81 pleasant 4tase1ng kiace q se audslzEA
signed have pufeEts1 th1 property lo feTmaneut Hi
egee, and wiz sreD The h14le SIMMER sad Nilef.
lheb Cooke 1leaEt and 64g9aais euTazea and no
palma viii apafed to fender tie elnF Of gea
pieasaat and agrseable lnyz 5ml e. LEWIS g CT
SHADY GROVE BrL.oZIs
Nlt Subscriber hiss IddF ntirr
~ Of tie pubic. that eec1anf lef1elr. fHa SHADY
GROVE, situaltd On ala Bay % Biloxi. 1he AoUm1
are airy ana Agreeable ana avery
conyaniente afforded fer les wishing - aretlugs il
conhned ail q ne cZ e. eiaugpnele ard hne a-
ihiugslo Be procured ID tie Fee 6ilstu1 thes being
ain osi DE- b ication with thzl city.
board aud A0deineper day - -
per weee- s-----.-..4.-s.t y " +
is s0lm JOHN COATES
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FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, AND FURNISH
ING MATERIALS AT Auction Prices.
4 McCUTCHEQN, 100 ST.. CHARMS Street, 2 doors
II. above PoydIas7-6 Keeps constantly
on. hand good assortment OF NEW .
AND SECONDHAND FURNk
-TURE. C,uIed Hair and Moss M 49,
TRASSES, made Of The best materials which be IS dis
posed 70 sell low be bought auction for cash
Re AlRt NG Of Furniture and Maasses. and all kinds
oEJQBBlNG done at short notice. and BY the best work
men,. Furniture packed, moved and shipped With
k5 New and Second hand + furniture bought etc. etc
jylS BIN D. McCUTCHEON, lO9 st Charles 81.
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MOBILE AND ONO R.z1an,n. The Mobile
TlF~ Sr'NERS OF PROPERTY, Aps.hat pro-
AND BuILDERS- MO IILl, \, Wv ~

MOBILE AND ONO R-z1anAn. The Mobile |
~ AND BUILDERS. NOTICE ~ 4
III +; J niE.IIAMARE, late Foreman Of the gompany
toII NJ eise MoniagRe." (PoprietOf Of the MOseman
,he Mines n Paris has iu opened man ufaetoy OF 81
sti9l2STo Fo 81 work IN ZINC TOPPER TIN and
T2uEE Run suitable for Buildings and Household
Utensils the Whole done according % he etet imntove
"; ~ p more parlcaaTly undertakes ZINC
}Sp M which he guarantees for twenty years Also
bathhg Appeatns Water Closets and every ding CON
neced will the Plumbing Business. ZINC T. iefT sir
Relief OF all kinds Aopll on The I,emises 81 snElir
y rect, between Cont and Benyills tvhsFs ~ 20 Nv
81 above mentioned works can be seen i y 'u'
N ohaux, Builder W oN
n "MossELMAN zINo,' FOR ROOFING.
81 The subscribers Agents for the sale of the Vials Mon
taRne Company LIBERATED Sheet Zine wouid call ne ~
enon of Budsrs and Others this article as (yben 1sef
OF proper thickness and quality durable and is
Article for Roof u has been used on roofs in Europe 70
bi1IY Yea without repair and apparently "a poo
- - -int put on. It is particularly oaleulaed for II
anu eau ue Apai7Ta ahpfehes, sugar-h0uses
any ia the world, there being an abundance Of the(
finest water, aud provisions plenty and cheap; 1
therefore, now is the time to put in for contracts
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BoARpIHa HoUsE.

III GRdRIER Sfrsef bsfwesH Sc. Charles and CasoB.
defe& SlrgsfsC Ore door from The 81 Cd01afcstSt.
~ laiY Der ieuda end The Quts gaaerai'gs 4
thaf ahe cnatinuat NJ tie adue eiNiDl8 l1eafrn
pied b her daring the sas year She H11 Ind hzI.
HOUSE thoroughly Eelilsd aad prepared nI he acru1ll
dHiion Of gentlemen exeiusyeiy. Grateful or n palfon4
age she hopes By digent afHtidn the oouie and
veHence her patrons merit and c0nfnulndso f
the same. Hsftems viii be. as heretofore. MoBaRAEE.
n2iy d&W
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CsADDLEs. BRIDIsRs, BITS, sII2RuPs. ato., Of
~ every description. India " BBhEfe
CL4dlfiJFff, OF all kinds. AIR BEDS. fIL-
Lows, ARRAULINs, SADDLE -h AGs..s TEN rs,
India rubber Tent Cloths, OF an N2es, for sale BY
fazn SMITH 8 BROTHER. So Common 81
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HARTWELLls WAsHINGTON HOUSE.
No 22s cIYESArLyF STREET PHILADELPHIA

sHE undersigned would Inform his Southern patrons ard
II efiend1, that this SPLENDID H0TEL, which ,s1
has been nndeT his charge for ssyeal ye4. has lust
been elegantly E3ffied enlarged Nad rgfufnHhe. il a
eveiy department complete The most splendid suits d
apartments can Be- had at az times BY giving few hoaH
notice.
The central and ia.hioaahls location Of the W ASA e
TON HOUSE, rendeu one Of the most desiIlhe il The
city for Ladies and Families visiting Ehiladephias eleE
upon bHsneEa pleasure and there shall be axa9na
spared TO have il continue 70 merit the Liberal support has
heretofore received III. J.. HAHtlt " A1lala.
Yss1ire-- mgT d& VII
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Situated on thu Pontehartr ain Railroad.
TTNHE above Hospital oFthe fourteen yea under the
4 skiliu and attentive management OF the late Dr. a
Ca. Gutenberg is open under the care Of DT, v H
RHODES, for the reception Of patients. -
Terms af .4dn1tsSf0R--
In the Up er Wards-Dns Dollar per day:
In Private Wards-ffOm Two to Three Dollar per day.
surgical capital operations will be charged IS extra
Within the large enclosure ms NE HOS FIT L.,
devoted 0uly 10 the treatment Of those afflicted with insanity
~ separate and distinct building Tor Small P0E and
other e0nia giOus diseases
For further pRrticula apply to Dr. w. IRVINE, a the
Hospital. ortb Or J. Ri DEs. "a Royal st. je IA 3m
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HArs-HARnWARE. 90.

UNDERGRADUATES, &c
q CASES Broad Black Fur HATS.
y case Broad Planters do.
] do. Drah Paio Alto LeghOfn do. 80
l do. Duustable straw do.
THREE CASES HARDWARE-eOnt containing
81 Draw X hives, Chises Plane Irons Augun, etc.
70 doz. nests covered Wood BUCKETS, Bin each,
For sale BY Isl j w ANDRENs& DO. 81 Common u
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/. lsI dEYai 8. ALEx AIDE Ess8n.sa..
YWOOD ROUSE

EdsteTh Sh0re qf Noble BarT iiies Sonft-eastqf
ltB Ct b 0f Mobile
TNtHiS DELIGHTFUL and healthy resort h4vins uH-
= deIgqne many alterations and additions the y
past winter. 4 open for be Iecgpd0u Of visit
en- This houaa Is on buH forty Ieat above the 4uA-
uoH u ~ sud healthy ain0spllse With tbs me nt
Table with the hest the malxet aorliIda. Fresh kish
aud Oysters in abHulance lender Of the
ant Iesorts 10 the Soethgfu county.
There pressure boat making two trips daily. con.
Meeting with the New Orleans boaiA.
In addition the mails budina uumharG Of neat Cot
tage5 1.-TWO each) havs been erected expressly Tor fam
ies distancs, and where they Be retired
and free from the usual butfla Of q hotel.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-08-21
In ~. Mary's County Court Court of
Equity-June Term, Is49.
THoMAs X. RIpGELL and y
ASH NJ, his wife,

lHoMAs N hlpeL ~ anu The bill in this case is
ass VI, M "''' filed for the sale of
las V. GREESwELL and -, ~ .s,,'u l-,,i
others, heirs Of Bennett 80 49,, ~, J,b,s -
Greenwel, deceased. ~ p'' ~
VNHE bill states that said Bennett Greenwell died
i largely indebted 10 the complainant in this cause
and % divers other PERSONS that he left personal
estate 10 pay the same; that the said Bennett Green
well died intestate, leaving the complainant, Lloyd
A. Brewer, and Mary, his wife, Peter II. Stone and
lane hs wife, Mary F.. Brown, William T. Brown,
Laura 4. Brown, and Martha J. Brown, James b.
Grrcnweil Bennett Greenwell, Adrca Smith, and
Sophia GreenWell, his heirs t,law; that said de
cea.ed Bennett Greenwell left real estate Of great
value. and prays for sale Of said real estate TO
pay the said debts The bill further states, that
Jaine- r. Greenwell, Bennett Greenwich Sophia
District of Columbia Therefore, ordered this 9TH
day Of June ls49, by the judges Of ST. Mary's
county court a. q court Of equity that the said
Lanes b. Greenwell, Bennett Greenwich, Sophia
Greeuwell and Adrea Smith, b. and appear in
this court on or before the first Monday IN Deem
Der next either in person or by attorney, and a
fun and perfect answer make TO the said bill OF
complaint otherwise the said bill as against them
will be taken pro confesso.
Provided a copy Of this order be published once
Der week for three months before the said first Mon.
day In December next, ia some newspaper printed
n the District Of Columbia.
June 4, lsI9
True copy. Test:
WM. +. MADDOX, f.. s.
81. Mary County Court.
July 30-IaW3m
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CT iEAT CENTRAL CHEAP
30 OK STORE,

l64 Chestnut street, corner Of 7b, Philadelphia.
TINE unbounded facilities which this establish
Il ment presents To the public for furnishing
Books, Stationery and Engravings, at a low price,
should be borne IN mind by the public when in
quest of any of the above named articles.
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS
may be saved annually by purchasing at the pro-
per places, whether it be books or other articles in
general use. The proprietor has adopted the sys-
tenn of selling at a SMALL ADVANCE upon the cost
which he is fully enabled TO do by INCREASED SALES,
wholly induced by the VERY Low PRICES, which
will be found upon trial TO be from 20 to rs per
cent BELOW REGULAR PRIoEs-a desideratum of
great importance when ordering IA large number OF
Books Stationery, on Engraving. No one who is a
stranger to the system carried on by this extern
sIvE CENTRAL Book ESTABLISHMENT need commit
themselves, inasmuch the prices of great many
books may be ascertained previous TO purchasing
by post paid application for CATALOGUES which are
being published at short intervals throughout the
year; and the public may rest satisfied that ALL
BOOKS, whether NEW or OLD, sold at the same
extremely Low RATES.
Every attention is shown to visitors, and it is
hoped that strangers visiting the city will make II
"A convenient lounge during their stay in the city.
GUIDES TO THE CITY, containing important intor-
nation TO the stranger, will be furnished GRATIS ON
application
time, by steamer and packetthe proprietor hav-
ing BRANCH HOUSE in LONDON, and agencies in
almost all the continental cities
Stationery, i'll all its branches, from the manu-
factories of London, Paris, and this country, fur
nished on the most liberal terms,
THE AMATEURS IN ART will at all times find a
choice collection of Engravings from the BURNS OF
London, Paris, Munich, and Dresden.
EVERY ARTICLE appertaining TO the BOOK BusI-
NESS kept constantly hand, and furnished at the
| same price when applied for by letter or person
ally.
| (bS-Booksellers and Country Merchants furnished
on very reasonable terms.
Of ind
address, post paid, GEORGE 5. APPLETON, l6l
! Chestnut street. Philadelphia
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-08-21
FOR RENT.

IN, ONE of those new, handsome and com
liii modious Dwelling Houses at the corner of
7th and streets il for rent. The building has suffi
cicnt accommodations for large family, and is
cellars, and we'll and cistern water, with bath
room, &c; also, spacious yard, with stable, car
ragc- house, and all necdful outbuildings. The To-
cation j. two squares north OF the Patent Office, and
is very elevated, having the advantage OF free cir
culation of pure air
Also, for rent, a STORE ROOM in the same bloc k,
good stand for business. Apply TO
July 2S-eotf A. ROTHWELL