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DESIRABLE THREE-sTORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT AT
suctiooOn Tuesday afternoon, October a5th
the shai seI bst valuable
Of between
sin square 32 improved modern buk three brick
house. with perches back building
Of excellent in the yard
private Eeneel family The lot "a BY "a feet alley ~ feet
WIDE and contains a,4A square feet
Title beyond dispsis.
Terms One fourth cash residue in g. H. H. and months,
with interest," secured by deed Of the property
The premises can be examined nms by csn upon the
auctoneer.
Oct qn--eoda.
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COALITION MoyEMENT.--THE WINGS BREAKING up
The Rochester American publishes the ticket and also
an address adopted by the meeting the electors OF the
State Of New York Of all parties"
Hon Jonathan Child presided at The meeting assisted
BY f. ~ Buell.. Thomas H. Rochester, Abelard Reynolds
Joseph Putnam. and James Breck, vice presidents
d. r. Reynolds, esq, otfclaed as secretary. These men
are leading wings Of Western New York The ticket Is
a. follows:
PEOPLES INDEPENDENT TICKET.
For secretary OF State-Georre w. Citation, of Erie
boiler
For comptroller-James NJ. Cook of Saratoga, wooy
whig.
For attorney generai-OsdeA Hoffman, OF New York
wooly whig.
For State engineer and surveyor-John T. Clark. Of
Oneida, woolly whig
For canal Observation-Disclosures ]. Yates, of Mont
gomeIy, democrat
For State prison inspecor-Mles w. Bennett, of On
ondaga, boiler.
For Judges Of the court Of appeals-Georgs Wood, Of
New York. whig, Hiram DEMO, OF Oneida, democrat
For clerk Of the court OF appeals-Samuel ). Bovine,
OF Osego bolter.
The Register says that "his movement seems to be in
accordance with a recommendation emanating from the
Evening Journa-a paper which, while protesting ardent
attachment TO wing principles, secretly favored or
ganzalon, irrespective OF party lines, such one, we
presume, as is presented by the Rochester meeting.
There Is peculiar sgnicancy in the fact that this new
ticket halls from the former residence OF the collect.
or where he probably retains some little influence.
VIII the Journal hoist the Rochester tickets"
What ticket is TO be brought into the field, Let
US see !-Aibsay alias.
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BALTIMORE, October "a. issa

To the Editor Of ne Union
The democracy OF Baltimore turned out in their strength
last night at the mass meeting in Centre Market M,
less than three thousand persons were present and The
greatest enthusiasm was manifested Able and powerful
speeches were made by Hon r. M. McLane, Henry
May, Nathaniel Cox. c. l. M. G win, A. H. Hobbs. and
BY William D. Phillips. OF Minnesota
me nominating committee OF the Sd cong ressional d.
ue met To-day at o'clock and respectfully and firmly
reused TO accept the decna,on OF Joshua vansan and
expressed the utmos confidence in him M their honored
ssndafd-bearer MIR. vansant will be ,riumphantIv
see'ed over his pretended independent opponent The
oase attacks made upon im only the more endea him 10
To. democracy.
That old horse, Frank Gallagher, who rendered 40
much service in the last presidential campaign, 4. again
on the stump and rendering glorious service 10 the cau.e
before the nominating convention to-day he made mos,
.tios appeal N favor OF union and harmony in our
ranks. and oil manly and thorough support Of the "A.
mlnsiraon. Let him be remembered
&et DEMOCRAT.
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adopted regular Of The Frcemens vsant r. A.
the 2sd motion OF Mr. b. r. Psassn
by A. p. Cunningham, esq,E
Whereas Auxiliary day suppressed
assembled for the discussion OF the Temperance
Morality, Law and Order and whereas believe
ference with constitutional rights yannica and unlawful
therefore,
RsssIrsd meeting friends Law Order Ten
peraDse Wednesday
consider and dstermnc what proper
bery speech
possession Of the sovereignty purchased by
treasure of our fathers. GEORGE SAVAGE,
President.
A. 0LApneH, Secretary PRO TEN.
81
MAT INTEL Bait Clipper Bait SUM- wash City News,
Star, inser time, 81 o George savase1
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I,ORHAL LIE on RENT that four-stcvy brick dweiling-
ho~se with carriage house, occupied BY Lam
r.oud e.o IN Name avenue
M the Of the eligible and airy fecs
the Centre
~ th~ h-eess the city The house
deen and back ~ feet paved alley
terms tenant rant pavahs
rnon,hly Possession given on the jss Of Novembes.
\. MILBURN,
sh street west, between q spd n porsh
o346nf
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o. National Medical CoilsGe-Professor Lewis II. stese
NJ d., will deliver the Introductory to the
this institution IA O'clock Monday 3st October
in the ampbithesuc Of the Washington Infrmary.
r. KING STONE, NJ D., Dean.
Oct 2-dAcpt3lst fsentineI h starl
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CARD-Tbe attention 81 The iades and gentlemen Of Wash
ngton respectfully invited the
furniture and nne which place
Of Mr.. Thompson, street.
Tuesday, the 25h nssn 10 O'Clock furniture o
quality, the sale will well
public. Fss further particular. see advertisement.
GREEN SCOTT,
Oct 4-h Auction~crs.
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S15D y" " s.T AsD n.sna
n.ns our q s n a.. and embracing the
pre..eosu
Business coats
Black cashmere pan.sloons
s aae and satin v...
Cloth and cashmere vests
FURNISHING GOODS.
We have he variety Of
Linen bosomed shirts
Lamb. wool N. m ms ri DO s,..
Canon flannel drawers
Morning gowns
Cavats, gloves, &c.
Win gentlemen can be suited style
WALL STEPHENS,
| Pennsylvania avenue. between 9Th and 10th suses,
! Oct 23-a Next 10 Iron Hall.
WATCHES, JEWELLERY, AND sILvER;yvAHE. NEW
.ns s1s' .: 10
Away. on hand choice collection Of suitable for weadn.
country given repairing
A.o ewey Of evsv description made order
~"' '''-"''' NV. GAIT. AFRO,
sign Of the Golden Eagle,
CPECTA Es-Jus received complete Of gold
y silver, and nne ssssi apecsaclss, Of every focus
Also, gold steel and shelley glasses.
Particular attention paid the selection Of glasses adapted to the
eyes Of weareu ~. y.
M. w. GAIT BRO,
Of Golden Eagle,
Penn avenue, between oth and 10Th streets
23-auf
ny GREEN 4 SCOTT. Auctso.eers.
HANpsoME TAsEEsToEy AND ATTIC TIC BRICK HOUSE USE,
cell in front O'clock handsome three
brick house, with attic asd cellar and lot
fronting ID and ID The house
good and cellar with
north running
being 10, D. In Todds Subdivision Of
OF No. 2, in square No. 572.
Terms One third cash balance o. and years. pur-
chaser deed
GREEN SCOTT,
ocoI-d Aucuonecrs
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A FAMILIAR TREATISE ON IN. Preserv.ssem or shs
~ Teeth by H. Nichols wadsworth D. D. = rrice 3x cent?
octg FRANCK TAYLOR,
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TOILET GOODSWs have the pleasure OF informing
lie that We havs just added 70 Gus former stock Of
above line the following desirable kinds
1914 IA Ailendsie quilts which viii unusually desra-
BILE in coiors, styles, and prices.
s4, ia i24 1874 and IA Lancaster quilts very reasonable
80 10 4, and ia coored coveneu for servants beds
bale low priced blankets fer do e51r
Also 3 do exuaaIge rope skillloa mats,
suitable hotels churches, and other public buildings requiring
large mats .eH.. !
Also, tho ia other materials.
Aueiadc cushion front all
pretty and cheap.
Also fresh supply superior English hemp petngs pan
aud rich bright coos For Easements alleys, halls and
CLAGETT DoDsoN
Oct 25-3teoif
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PAuAoKLrHiA, Oct 2a-We have to-day decidedly un-
sessonabie and dssxeeabie weather Early this morning
u commenced TO RAIN which subsequently changed
snow. mingled with rain and hail. melting as il fell exec OF
the roofs OF houses which covered to The dooth of
nearly inch. We have almost freezing atmos
pbere and altogether the dissg eeabe weather
have this OF tho year The trees on
Chestnut and other streets and in the public squares though
some of them partially green. orr bending with snow.
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pICH CURTAIN BiATERIALy-Just received sale
IL al additional supply OF
Rich brockee satin laincs and French, English,
daask for drawing rooms, parlors, dining
room, and chamber windows
Also, twiled and plain Turkey reds
French furniture ehinxes, splendid style designs
Also, Of elegant cornices which will unusually
cheap
Also, rich and
kroideTed work and floss curtains
20 dozen gimp for holding back the above curtains
pretty, economical, add cheap article
Also, 10 dozen curtain pins and loop hooks, all styles
ts@ CLAGETT DODSON
Oct 2S-3eof 5t.s.asa
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LOUISVILLE, Oct ala most disastrous drs broke
here this morning, which has destroyed large OF
properly The Journal Office Louisville rolling mill and
warehouse conaing large quantity Of iron Hobrook's
tobacco warehouse the large wholesale drug store OF
Wilson, Ssirbard, X Smith warehouses, three
dry goods stores and trunk act,ry, all together, with
their entire contents are destroyed The block from Bat
half way Waterford street, along 9Th street. is en-
tireiy destroyed. l4.
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DETROIT.
DETROIT, Oct 2lThe fires in the woods and ma rshes
continue rage without alton. There slight
sprnkng of rain to-day but enough do good and
the sky is again clear Families coming into the city
hourly, having been burnt out OF their farms
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LOUISVILLE, Oct 22--The loss by the fire in this city
yesterday about $500 0o which assurances to the ex
tent OF *l6O,000 The following are some of
tho companies. New York Home, $4,000 Hudson River
5000 Royal OF Liverpool $40 900 the American and
Franklin, OF Philadelphia, $I5 600 EACH The balance is
in various southern agencies ami Louisville Offices.
Notwithstanding the fire, the Journal was published as
usual this morning.
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PHILADELrHA, Oct. ga fire this morning broke in
building In the western part Of tho city occupied by
baker The upper rooms occupied by different fam
lilies, who escaped from the windows. A widow lady
named Fitzpatrick lowered down by her son, who,
perceving that the cellar door beow had boon opened
her fall through into the fire. She ken to the hospi
tai by the police badly burne1.
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DESTRUCTION OF THE RESIDENCE !. yENfMoRE
ALBANY, Oct. 22-The residence Of the late j. Foni-
Cooper at Coopersown, recently turned into hotel
was fired last night by incendiary and burnt tho
ground. portion Of the furniture saved.
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of gracefulness end artistic skill. As we con-
ceive the circle to be an infinite series of right
lines, so may Yrca's dancing be regarded as
an infinite succession of attitudes, each char
acter in some symbolic alphabet q hieroglyph
Of the dialect of action; the whole wrought and
fashioned into rapt discourse in the only ade-
quate and perfect language, which is Natures.
To the most admirable symmetry of form,
to all her glorious wealth Of physical endow-
ment, Mile Matthias adds the sanctifying charm
Of modest and womanly simplicity. 1t has
been called the highest success of art to con-
ceal its use here then, indeed, is its master
triumph. While she floats, like a Mussulman's
thought or a dream from Eden, amidst the
corps de ballet, in the most entire apparent
abandon, Christening and subduing influence
flows forth from her radiant presence, q holy
and spiritual spell, q SAVIOR of sainted purity.
Urea is woman and a genius. In the ar
tiste sense, well may we call her the divine.
Yrca, the divine!
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6slegrapbir.
BY the House Line, expressly for the Sentinel.
Arrival Of the Hermann.

New YORK, Dec 23.-The steamer Hermann
which left Southampton on the 7h, arrived this
morning. She brings some additional items NOT
contained in the telegraphic abstract Of the Ame-
ica's news.
Louis Napoleon charges the king of Belgium
with being concerned in the schemes which led TO
the fusion of the Bourbons, He threatens TO
march an army into Belgium upon the first politi-
cal movement of the coalesced family The re-
cent rapid and unexpected movements OF the
Duke Of Brabant are supposed 10 refer to this
event. The cabinet Of Brussels was greatly
alarmed
The Ottoman government has officially declared
that il will moi sanction privateering or grant let
tiers Of marque.
Baron Brouck had informed the Porte that Aus
tria will support the neutrality of Serva.
The Sultan has replied that he is determined TO
compel the Prince of Servia 10 renounce neutral
ity, and that orders TO that effect have been issued
Austria is making active and open preparations TO
interfere in the affairs of Servia.
Portugal was tranquil.
The steamer Golden Age left Liverpool for
Australia on the 9Th.
The steamer Orinoco had arrived at SouthamR-
ton from the West Indies with S2,000,000 in gold.
The steamer Marshall from Hamburg for Hull,
had been wrecked, with the loss Of ITO lives.
The packet-ship E. r., which left Liverpool No
vember Is, for New York, put back having en-
countered terrible gale on the 10Th, which swept
her decks, and washed overheard thirteen passen-
gers and five ofthe crew.
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supreme Court Of the United states.
FR1DAY, Dec. %, 1853.

.ttaaA#a Isl FRIDAY, Lee. %, 1000.
George Miller, esq, of New York, and VIM.
R. Sapp, esq, of Ohio, were admitted attornies
and counsellors of this court.
No. 8. The United States, appellants, Us. j.
McDonoghs executors. Appeal from the dis
trct court Of the United States for Louisiana.
Mr.. Justice Catson delivered the opinion Of
this court, reversing the decree of the district
court, and remanding the cause, with directions,
to that court to dismiss the petition without
prejudice to the rights of the petitioners.
No. l59. A. l.. Grim, appellant, us. l.. Hart
mans executors. On the motion of Mr.. Fen
dali, this appeal from the district court of the
United States for western Virginia was docketed
and dismissed with costs, under the AID rule
of court.
No ll9. VIM. Robertson, trustee, DC, us. j.
Collins's executors. The motion to dismiss
this case was argued by Mr.. Lawrence in
support thereof
No. 152. Laws executors, ct al, Us. Law.
The motion of Mr. Lawrence for a supersedeas
was argued by Messrs. May and Bradley in
support thereof and the motion Of Mr.. Cox to
dismiss this appeal was argued by Messrs.
Carlisle and Cox in support Of the same.
Adjourned until Tuesday, II o'clock, A. M.
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urea MATTHIAS.

Mile Urea Matthias, at the national, is reign
ing queen Of light and beauty. In the brilliant
pantomimes produced by the Ravels nightly,
as Giselle and as Paquita, and in her fairy and
fantastic dances, expressing all the melody Of
movement, at once with the naivete of nature
and in a style of the highest art she is, even
ing after evening, greeted with sounds of rap
turous applause. Asa ddnsense we are bold
to say she is without rival on the American
boards. With singular fexibility of limbs,
with every nerve acting in trained and COM
plete obedience to the will, with delicate and
ready ear, through which evsry note Of the
music is shaped, at the instant into some ex-
quisitely emblematic posture, she is the type
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WEEK with the Ladies Of

~ St. Notwithstanding Christmas week. COM
mencing on Tuesday evening, the 9th, Carusi's
Saloon will be converted into bazaar, where the
ladies' and patronesses of ST. Dominick's Church
will offer for sale very large and splendid assert
ment Of ready-made articles, books, fancy goods,
toys, and confectionery, selected in part with great
care at the north. They have been at much pains
and expense TO render the Saloon in every way
agreeable as place of resort, and look confident
" 10 the ladies and gentlemen of Washington, Al
exandria and Georgetown for a liberal patronage.
Members OF Congress and strangers in the city
are invited to attend. They present aspecialinvi-
taton to the boys and girls Of Washington.
Washington, Georgetown and Alexandria papers
please copy
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R. FRANCE & CO.,
Sole Managers and Contractors of the Ma
ryland State Lotteries.

s w. FnANOE " w.,
Sole Managers and Contractors of the Ma
ryland State Lotteries.
Managers Office, No. 4 North Calvert ST., next
door 10 Barnum's City Hotel,
Baltimore, Nd.
nERSONS at assistance, addressing the Man
JIG ayers, can confidently rely on having their
orders for tickets in the Maryland Lotteries
promptly filled.
Bank notes on any solvent bank in the United
States received at par for tickets.
Bonds, TO a heavy amount, are deposited with
the State to secure the payment of prizes. Draw
ngs conducted in public, under the superintend-
ence Of the State Lottery Commissioner
We would call your attention 10 the following
splendid Lotteries, to be drawn under our man
agement during the month of December. Any
orders you may favor us with will receive prompt
attention, and be considered strictly confidential.
The Managers Official Scheme is always sent
from the Managers Office, with all the tickets
dered, and the printed official drawing certified to
by the State Lottery Commissioner, will be sent
same day. after the drawing of the lottery is over
All prizes sold at the Managers Office
cashed immediately after the drawing.
These Lotteries will be drawn each Saturday
of the month, and we would suggest TO correspon-
dents the propriety Of sending their avors in the
early part Of the week Should an order be re-
ceived too late for the Lottery of one week the
amount enclosed will either be invested in that of
the succeeding week, or returned to the cores
pondents, according TO their wish.
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OEFIcE OF CHIEF OF POLICE,
TY,sL,0 ofo,, Dsres,,L<r 81

. ss4 WHSNtWsStOW, LeCfUtOeT Il, lovo.
TIME following extract from the act entitled
III can act concerning the use of firearms and
the use and sale ofirecrackers, squibs, and other
artificial fireworks" is published for the Informa-
ton of all concerned:
SEC. 2. Amd be 1t enacted, That If any person
shall set of any frecrackers, squibs, other arti
fetal fireworks, in any street or avenue, within one
hundred yards of any dwelling house, such per-
son shall forfeit and pay fine not exceeding five
dollars nor less than one dollar and if the offence
be committed by slave, il shall be punished by
whipping, not exceeding thrtynine stripes, at the
discretion of the magistrate, which punishment
may be commuted by the payment ofthe fine afore-
said and if by an apprentice or minor, the parent
or guardian shall pay the fine
g SEC. 3. and be IL enacted, That il shall not be
lawful for any person TO SELL offer or expose for
sale, firecrackers squibs, other artificial fire.
works, without having previously obtained a IL
cense from the Mayor for that purpose, for which
license the sum Of fifty dollars per annum shall be
paid to the Corporation; and if any person shall
violate the provisions of this section. such person
shall forfeit and pay fine of not exceeding ten
dollars less than five dollars for each and every
offence. BY order of the Mayor.
N. II. STEELE, Chief Of Police.
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ENERAL AGENCY.-Tayl0r & Collins
NJ will prosecute claims of every description
against the government, before the departments
or Congress-. Procure pensions, bounty lands
extra pay, and arrearages Of pay. They will at
tend to the buying and selling of real estate, the
ness.
. They will also furnish parties at distance with
such information they may desire from the seat
of government
Charges will be moderate.
REFERENCES:
Hon. Jefferson Davis, Secretary of War.
Hon. James G. Dobbin, Secretary of the Navy.
Nicholas Callan, President Board Common
Council.
General John M. McCalla, Attorney nj Law.
James III. Caustin.
w. G. Riddell, State Department
Office on street. Immediately opposite w ;er's
Building Washington, ID. G.
Sep 2S-6J1oddgw.
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The best Article ever used, as hundreds can
testify in this city and surrounding country. Read
GILMAN'S LIQUID HAIR DYE iustaataneonsly
changes the hair to brilliant jet Black or glossy
Bronn, which is permaaent--does not stain or in
any way iniure the skin. No article ever yet in
vented which will compare with it. We would
advise all who have gray hairs to buy il, for it
Aerer Jails-Boston Post
For sale by z. D. GILMAN, Chemist,
Washington City.
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Remember the Industrious Poor. ~ The
Festival for the Encouragement of Industry among the
Female Poor by the Ladies Of the Union Benevolent and
Employment Society, will be opened Monday tho 10th
instant ut Odd Fellows Hail. and continue week,
where the ladies would be pleased to welcome benevolent
public to paake Of the good things prepared for their act
of benevolencc.
Besides the qualification Of the palate there will be also
those the and of the heart The work Of the labor
ing hands Of the poor and at prices which will meet the
wishes of the most fastidious.
Many beautiful and tasty articles have been prepared
and presented under the banner Of benevolence.
The ladies' have enlisted many kind hands and hearts In
the cause will anticipate the good wishes and action
Of generous public.
The managers will be happy to receive any donations
either In money work, groceries, confectionery, dry
goods as may be convenient
As the public interested In the Of this
ciety whose efforts have been all for the benefit of the
Female Poor, may hope for the personal
every able TO attend
The Hall Will be open for the reception Of visitors In the
day well at night when band Of music will be IL
attendance <U. -H
BY order Of the managers, a,.e
Il. d. MILLS, Directress.
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A Mystery Solved.-Mr Lamprey, Of North
Hampton, N. Hampshire, on retiring TO rest some
time since, hung his coat, as was his custom, on
the bed post Next morning, having occasion to
examine his wallet which was in his pocket,
several bills and half of IS were missing, for
which he was unable TO account, until a few days
since Mrs. L., while heating her oven, discovered
in the ash place mouse net in which she found
three one dollar bills one two dollar BILL half OF
FIVE dollar BILL and fragments of other bills. with
four young mice wrapped in them.
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CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENwARE
ESTABLISHMENT.

nh street, beftceen Louisiana are,aue and ID street.
rIvHE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RE-
IL ceived from the north, a splendid assortment
OF China, Glass, and Earthenware; also, magnif-
cent Grandolcs and Lamps of many patterns,
adapted for halls and parlors
Paints, boiled and raw lnseed OIL putty, win
dow glass, of every variety, always on hand
Clocks, brushes &c, and every article for gen.
eral housekeeping kept for sale.
G. 5. WlllTTLESEY, 7th street.
u Nov o0--ly (ml
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lust RECEIVED FROM EUROPE 4

81 Case Of French woven and Coutil Corsets,
which we offer as low as corsets of the same
quality and fit can be purchased in the United
States; also Black Silk Elastic Webbing, suitable
for ladies' bracelets.
Shoulder Braces Of the most approved make !;
Belts, Bodiccs, and Corsets Of every description,
for sale or made to order at WRIGHT'S Corset,
Trimming and Fancy Store, Pennsylvania avenue,
between 18th and 18TH
Dec Ia, cod 1w